Smith Sisters and Calder Cousins Plan Fall Rites
Wedding plans form the Smith sisters Shirley Marie and Geraldine with Glen and Paul Calder for September in Logan. Vows will be followed by a reception at the Logan Fifth Ward.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
7
Wedding plans form the Smith sisters Shirley Marie and Geraldine with Glen and Paul Calder for September in Logan. Vows will be followed by a reception at the Logan Fifth Ward.
Widespread ceremony at The Lake Temple joins Jean Stewart and End Travis L Wallis in a double ring service officiated by President Jes R Jones. The couple will honeymoon in southern Utah and Grand Canyon before settling in Butte Montana where Wallis works at the Geological Survey. The bride wore a turquoise suit with pink accents and was feted at a Salt Lake City reception.
A 17 man crew from the Southern Geophysical Company will operate from Vernal headquarters for the summer, moving from Durango and earlier wintering in Vernal. Party chief is K. C. Vanorden with C. D. Fletcher as head computer. The group includes two married couples and 15 single men seeking housing and two apartments for the single workers.
The Rondo Sullivan family spent two weeks touring Southern Utah parks and California. They visited Mrs. Elva Carshaw in Los Angeles and returned home June 14.
Jensen Lewis O Roarke 17 of Hawthorne Calif received top awards in a 296-student class. He earned Rotary Club Scholarship and Essay Medal Bank of America math award Bausch Lomb Science award Gold Seal diploma and California Federation scholarship Run among fifteen honorees. He scored on state exams at Redlands and Whittier won Whittier's $400 scholarship and PA Lions Club contest. He plans to enter UC Berkeley and is son of Lucy Stewart O Roarke and Lester Pat O Roarke of LaPorte.
Early June vows united Miss Venet Nes Nielsen and Glyn R Williams in Mesa Temple. The couple, with families from Safford Salt Lake City Vernal and Phoenix, celebrated with a Rice Bowl Dinner and a Safford reception before honeymoon travels to Grand Canyon Bryce and Zion. In Naples a June 26 reception showcased a white taffeta gown and delicate ivory decorations as Nielsen and Williams greeted guests.
Thirteen of the fourteen Van Massey children gathered at Merkley Park for a family reunion joined by 49 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren plus a great grandmother. The event featured chairs, names coordinators, and music, with multiple generations represented in a five generation line. Attendees extended from Billings, Roosevelt, Ogden, Mission, Rangely, and other distant points.
Joan Walker of Lapoint, daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Walker, won a one year scholarship to Utah State Agricultural College. Mary Helen Tweedie, USAC Women Alumni president, announced the award after Miss Walker’s selection from statewide applicants for good scholarship leadership and extracurricular participation. She has served as Union High school student body secretary and led in other activities.
In a ceremony centered amid Cheatte pond lilies pink and white tapers the wedding of LeAnn Devine Manwaring and Fay Winkler was celebrated. Guests included Mrs. Mary Merrell and Reid Merrell of Duchesne and families from Bluebell Bonanza Rangely Lecta and Safford where the couple will reside.
Congratulations to numerous families noting births in June. Listed are Warren Mott for a boy on June 21, Wilbur Bingham for a girl on June 23, Gardiner for a boy on June 2, Haslem for a Rin] born June, Eugene McClees for a birth on June 27, Thearon Powsom for a girl on June 27, Stubbs for a baby due on June 28.
Returning from Logan after a week of indoctrination in government functions the 159 Girls State delegates from across Utah gathered joy at the close. Loreen Johnson Mary Ann King and Eloise Caldwell led as state attorney general and senators with Johnson bunking with the governor's daughter. Local groups sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and area clubs supported the event ending June 10 with diplomas and pins.
A parade of visitors and residents from Vernal and nearby towns unfolds this summer. Bert Clark moves to Ketchikan Alaska with the forest service while Charlene and Alice Freestone vacation in Palo Alto. Visitors span Salt Lake City, Steamboat Springs, Orem, Gardena, Cody, Wyo., Portland, and beyond, including trips to Yellow stone and the Rose Parade, with families gathering in Vernal for rodeo and family time.
The D U P held a June meeting at Mrs Ja Peterson home with Vera Snow delivering the lesson. A plate lunch followed, hosted by Peterson and Jessie Dudley, and plans for a July family reunion were discussed under president Ettie Powell.
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