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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1955
Page
8
Shirley Hulbert of Maeser 1st Ward is expected home Saturday, July 23, from the LDS Hospital after weeks in plastic surgery. The piece notes family visits, community events, and a 24th of July celebration planned for the ward with a parade, lunch, and program.
Dabson argues against guaranteed annual wage, asserting prosperity comes from private enterprise, efficiency, and invention. He claims real wealth rises as wageworkers increase capacity and productivity, using a tank illustration to show how economic capacity expands with efficiency.
Viola Jensen reports the 2nd year Heehtva girls staged a dress parade showing proper attire for various occasions. Audience critique and suggestions followed. The Relief Society met, making dolls and corsages. In local visits, Mrs Yow and Mrs Foster, sisters from Salt Lake City, stopped by. The Avalon softball team hosted Ballard Scouts. Myton girls played Roosevelt City Park match. A birthday party for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kettle featured bonfire snacks and gifts.
Opinion column by Roger W. Babson arguing that only legislation boosting wage worker efficiency and savings will make them richer and stronger. Published as a recurring Thursday feature.
Afton Rogers and trumpet duet by Jimmy Huff and Richard Durfee highlighted the event with piano accompaniment by Carolyn Stod dard and Hazel Wardle. The program included a Hazel Wardle piano solo, dancing and refreshments. Visitors included Willard Wall of Salt Lake City and Mrs EF A Naylor of Clearfield. Several Sunday School speakers and staff changes were noted, with Florence Ellsworth and Edna Little released from positions and Ward teachers sustained.
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