Merry Busy Stitching Bees Organize Second Year
The second year Merry Busy Stitching Bees were organized at Thelma Jenkins home. Officers elected include Nina Rae Bingham president and song leader Kathleen Jenkins vice president Eloise Evans secretary and treasurer Janice Jenkins reporter. Mrs. Jessie Eller met with the girls and discussed their problems. Joy Jenkins was assistant leader and gave the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Busy
Janice Jenkins
Merry
Thelma Jenkins
Nina Rae Bingham
Kathleen Jenkins
Eloise Evans
Jessie Eller
Joy Jenkins
Spicy Seven Club Opens With Pledge And Song
SPICY SEVEN Reporter Susan Hacking reports the Spicy Seven club meet opened with a song and the pledge to the flag along with the 4-H pledges. A fun song was also enjoyed and the next meeting is set at Lela Hacking’s home. JOLLY BAKERS Reporter Connie Cook covers the fifth meeting where attendees cooked cocoa poached eggs and muffins while Martin Oaks and Linda Pope provided safety tips and plans for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicy Seven
Susan Hacking
Lela Hacking
Jolly Bakers
Connie Cook
Martin Oaks
Linda Pope
Fourteen 430 Foods Club elects officers for Mix and Measure
The 430 Foods Club met June 14 at Mr. Enid Morse’s home with Mrs. Jessie M. Eller presiding. Officers elected were Lana Peterson president Karen Jolley vice president Beverly Curten secretary treasurer and Linda Taylor reporter. The club name Mix and Measure was chosen. Leader is Mrs. Gladys Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Taylor
430 Foods Club
Enid Morse
Jessie M. Eller
Lana Peterson
Karen Jolley
Beverly Curten
Gladys Peterson
Clever Chefs Club Meeting Details Preview
The club met at Glenda Land's home on June 14 with Sandra Kay delivering roll call and minutes. Each girl shared weekly activities, the music leader spoke on health, and the group made headbands while practicing a song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keathle Eksund
Glenda Land
Sandra Kay
Dean Slaugh Takes Watch Repair Post at Gardner's Jewelry
Dean Slaugh, formerly of Vernal, accepts a position in Gardner's Jewelry watch repair department. He has lived in Garden Grove California this winter with home in the area. Born and raised in Vernal he entered the U S Army in 1949 and was wounded in the Korean War at the Pusan perimeter. A Long Beach High School graduate and Bulova Watch School alumnus in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Slaugh
Davis
Gardner’s Jewelry
Slaugh
Garden Grove
Calif
Vernal
Mr. Slaugh
Charles Slaugh
U.S. Army
Pusan
Long Beach
Bulova Watch School
Long Island
New York
Entomology Club meets and plans insect study projects
Reporter Tyrrell Seager notes the second 4H Entomology Club meeting at Grant Richens home on Wednesday June 12. A talk on why study insects was given, nets were made, and members were assigned to collect material for killing jars. Next meeting set for June 19 at George and Dan Sample’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entomology Club
Tyrrell Seager
Grant Richens
Ager
George 4
Dan Sample
Taxpayers group protests denial of annual fund ride carnival
Letter from Jack R. Bullock commander of American Legion Witbeck Post No 11 Vernal Utah protests exclusion from a yearly fundraising carnival. He cites veteran services memorials and boy state participation as historic community activities, decrying city officials for inconsistent support and calling the newspaper term skin games insulting to integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyle
Utah
Jack. R. Bullock
Cmdr
American Legion
Witbeck Post
Vernal
Smith Family Remembrance and Death Notices in Utah Obituary
The obituary notes the life of Mr. Smith who married Willeabeth Swans in 1918 at the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He served as water commissioner in Noose svelt, operated Roosevelt Flour Mill, and later worked as a building contractor in Provo. He died August 9, 1944, and is survived by his widow, son Jee Evans Smith of Provo, three daughters, 13 grandchildren, six sisters and six brothers. Family members and friends attended services in Vernal and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithi Services
Stromage
Pithy
Madige
Willeabeth
Salt Lake
LDS
Frances) Byrne
Glendora
Calif
Myra
Richard J
Lela) Rowley
Floyd C
Lela) Goodrich
Carlina
Thhree
Evan F
Kenilworth
Shirley P
Sonoma
Caltis Marevin F
M. Ray
Vernal
Nellie Smith
Ogden
Ewice Watkins
Lehi
Annie Johnston
Mario Christensen
Lola Christensen
Lucy Hacking
Harvey Christensen
George Johnston
Jean
Gayla Duke
Leon Christensen
JoAnne
Marvin Smith
Joy
Gail
Waneta
M. Ray Smith
Ronnie
Brenda
Pearl Shaffer
Vari-Ettes Host Enola Montgomery at Merrell Home
Enola Montgomery reigned as hostess entertaining the Vari-Ettes at Darryn Merrells home on Wednesday June 5. Members played cards and were served dessert and a drink before bi monthly club business. Attendees included Darryn Merrell and Marilyn Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola Montgomery
Darryn Merrell
Marilyn Gardiner
Vernal resident Richens earns Bachelors with high honors
A Vernal man who studied at the Agriculture College in Pullman Washington graduated June 2 with high honors. He wrote a 52 page typed thesis to be kept in the library at Washington. The graduate and his wife with three children plan further schooling, having received acceptance from Oregon State at Corvallis for a master's degree. He is the son of C L Richens of Vernal and a graduate of Utah High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture College
Pullman,Wash
Washington
Richens
Oregon State
Corvallis
C. L. Richens
Vernal
Uintah High School
Dairy Princess Candidates Demonstrate Dairy Knowledge
The event featured candidates all daughters of dairy farmers presenting healthful recipes using dairy products. Miss Bingham plans to represent Uintah County in the State Dairy Princess contest in Salt Lake City in September, as Meadow Gold and Hi-Land Dairies served desserts at lunch. An industry wide anniversary banquet in Salt Lake will precede the final judging of the Dairy Princess contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Gold
Hi-Land Dairies
Bingham
Uintah County
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
County Meeting Seeks Road Paving Aid For Sheep Route
Ralph Siddoway and Cliff McCoy led a Uintah County delegation to press for paving on Diamond Mountain road. Supt Max G Abbott represented Uintah School and charity groups for a new road and parking area at Union High School. Indian Service to cooperate with county and school district on the project. Truck bid specs revised to allow all truck agencies to bid. bids open Thursday at 4 pm at the courthouse. A princess from each county to be introduced at the LDS Church banquet in Ft Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Siddoway
Cliff M McCoy
Diamond Mountain
Tey
Max G. Abbott
Uintah School
Union High School
Indian Service
LDS Church
Ft Morgan
Colo. Ing
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Mary Kay Henderson
Happy Homemakers
Soalid Spendrove
Kathy Cundick
Elaine Lemon
Charyl Siddeway
Karen Birchell
Leslie Spendrove
Rhonda Farnsworth
Maeser Homemakers
Gail Smith
Abplanalp
Hichiene
Cute Dairy Princess
AL Stewart
Gancaip
Saai
Sinclair
East Main
Vernal, Utah
Goodyear
Leisure Box Derby
Ali
Alice
West Main
Choice
Infant's Shoes
Alice's Dress Shop
West Stone
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