Petroleum Club invites members to annual meeting
Mrs Herman Andreason and her son Franklyn visited the Elmer Lind home in Moeser and returned to Salt Lake City. Members of the Ladies Petroleum Club will hold their monthly meeting Tuesday in the Bonfire Room at the Skillet at 1:30 p.m. Ethan Nealson will present summer floral arrangements, with a luncheon and afternoon bridge canasta bingo. Reservations by calling Lornie Hislop by Sunday. The Andreason party enjoyed a family outing to Cart Creek.
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Herman Andreason
Son Franklyn
Elmer Lind
Moeser
Salt Lake City
Petroleum Club
Ladies Petroleum Club
Ethan Nealson
Garden Gate Floral
Virgil White
Hermats Howard
Leland McNeill
L. J. Wilyson
Rock Painter Stanley Harrison Creates Popular Souvenir Art
Stanley Harrison uses oil shale slabs to transfer sketches of cowboys Indians and animals onto rock. He paints with color after outlining, claims two thousand rock paintings sold mostly to tourists. Harrison learned on his own after a heart attack retired him from a Naples grocery and service station business.
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Piper
Mr. Harrison
Naples
White River
Here
Harrison
Salt Lake Tribune
Foundations of People and Nations in Family Life
The article argues that families form the nation’s foundation, with faith, hope, and love shaping children. It reflects on the United States’ development through trial and error, crediting founders for democracy and urging new families to pray in their church this Sunday.
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United States
Sewing Clovers 4-H Club Reports Two Meetings
Pamela Abplanal reports the Sewing Clovers held two meetings led by Judy Iferman. The first meeting on July 16 featured Annette Goodrich leading the 4-H pledge as members worked on their dresses.
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Pamela Abplanal
Judy Iferman
Annette Goodrich
Needle and Six Threads Club Welcomes New Member Sheila Coleman
Reporter Barbara Morrison notes the 4-1 club met on Wednesday July 11 and admitted Sheila Coleman as a new member We enjoyed having her in our club after finishing our suppers We discussed camp and chose a skit titled I Eat My Hat to perform there
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the Needle and Six Threads
Barbara Morrison
4-1
Sheila Coleman
41 Lab Skirt Project Receives Good Grades
Reporter Barbara Morrison notes on July 18 the 41 lab making skirts, afternoon work, slips judged with good grades. Next week’s task is to baste skirts. Friday will meet at the leaders home with parents to discuss camp out.
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Barbara Morrison
DINAH DAIRY CLUB PLANS SHOW PREPARATIONS AT HE BER
DINAH DAIRY CLUB discussed their Wasatch show at Heber and methods to transport heifers. They plan white canvas show blankets with the club name and a four leaf clover. Calves are to be ready for inspection at an upcoming July 41 meeting time 2:00. Jensen Thimblettes reporter Mary Lee Snow. The Jensen Thimblettes 6th 4-H sewing meeting July 10 opened by Vice President Kathy Haslem. Shirts were cut out before adjournment.
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Dinah Dairy Club
Dea Ann Hendricks
Heber
Jensen Thimblettes
Mary Lee Snow
Kathy Haslem
Family Visitors Plan Long Western Tour
Janet Hodgkinson of Vernal and Mrs. Wayne Palm with a friend Dianne Minter plus three children will visit California en route to the World's Fair. They will travel from Salt Lake City Sunday and Janet plans to return to California in autumn to resume teaching.
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Janet Hodgkinson
Wayne Palm
Dianne Minter
Rose Ich
San Francisco
Will Vislt
California
Salt Lake City
Canada
Janet
the Falls
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