Future Golden Gleaner Girls Hold Meeting
Approximately 69 Gleaner Gurls and ward YWMIA officers gathered Friday night at Vernal First ward chapel for the Future Golden Gleaner meeting. A program featured a hook report by Dean Gardiner and a vocal solo by Mrs Glenn Brady with Thressa Madlock on piano. Officers for the coming year were introduced by Stake Gleaner leader Mrs Ernest Johnson. Afterward, attendees sat at month themed tables, enjoyed month represented refreshments, and played games in the amusement hall. Officers in charge included Mrs Johnson stake adviser, Mrs Vait Roper president, Grace Manwaring vice president, Mrs Darrell Merrell secretary, and Mrs Lawrence Bascom and Mrs Elwin Simmons as music directors.
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Golden Gleaners
Ward Ywmia
Vernal First Ward
Golden Cleaner
Dean Gardiner
Glenn Brady
Thressa Madlock
Stake Gleaner
Ernest Johnson
Johnson
Vait Roper
Grace Manwaring
Darrell Merrell
Lawrence Bascom
Elwin Simmons
Faculty Women’s League Hear Book Review
Mrs. Elred Wright and two others hosted the group for an evening of review with twelve members attending the luncheon. Garden club met Feb 21 at Mrs. A. P. Woodries home with Dayle Landon leading a landscaping lesson for 30 members. Final planting of the rose garden planned this spring. five plots still available. Marriage licenses issued in past two weeks include Tharrell Caldwell and Betty Jane Lee. Raymond E. Voss and Violet Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
A. P. Woodries
Dayle Landon
Donald Barr
Tharrell E. Caldwell
Betty Jane Lee
Vernal
Raymond E. Voss
Violet Wilkerson
Mrs Annette Ackhurst Celebrates 78th Birthday
Mrs Annette Ackhurst observed her 78th birthday anniversary February 23. Throughout the day friends sent gifts and cards while evening visits from Mr and Mrs William Ackhurst and family ended with cards and a game of 500. Ackhurst remains active and cares for her home doing all her own work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Ackhurst
William Ackhurst
Ackhurst
Relief Society Stake Board Entertains Friday
Thirty six guests were greeted at the home of Mrs. Arthur Mah waring Friday evening as the Relief Society Stake board entertained the women members of the auxiliary boards of Uintah Stake. Progressive table games followed by lunch were served to MIA Primary Sunday School and LDS Girls board members. Hostesses assisting included Mrs. W. B. Wallis Mrs. Warren Richardson Mrs. Bart Merkley Mrs. Lamond Tullis Mrs. Arthur Manwaring Mrs. Harvey Christensen Mrs. Charles Hatch Mrs. H. M. Lundell Mrs. Arthur Soderquist Mrs. James Richardson Mrs. Clarence Palmer and Mrs. Arthur Schoefermeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mah.waring
Relief Society | Stake Board
Uintah Stake
MIA
LDS Girls
W. B. Wallis
Warren Richardson
Bart Merkley
Lamond Tullis
Arthur Manwaring
Harvey Christensen
Charles Hatch
H. M. Lundell
Arthur Soder
Quist
James Richardson
Clarence Palmer
Arthur Schoefermeyer
Utah Power and Light Ladies Hold Hobo Party
Mrs Lucille Allred and Mrs Zelda Allred hosted Utah Power and Light Ladies at a hob o party at Lucille Allreds home Monday evening last week. Dressed as hobos, prizes went to Mrs Aston Fullmer Erma Brewer and Hazel Reynolds. Lunch was served to 12 members and one guest, Hazel Reynolds. Next meeting is March 5 at Ruth Kenneys home with Lealy Moore assisting as toolhostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Allred
Zelda Allred
Utah Power and Light Ladies
Aston Fullmer
Erma Brewer
Hazel Reynolds
Ruth Kenney
Lealy Moore
Toolhostess
Tally Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Tally Club met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Sowards on a Wednesday evening with Mrs. Grant Peary hosting. Eight members and four guests attended the luncheon and bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Vincent Helzen high and Mrs. Eugene Sundquist low with travel awarded to Mrs. Russell Holley. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bus Hatch on March 9 with Mrs. Hugh Caldwell as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Club
Kenneth Sowards
Grant Peary
Chris McKinley
A. H. Walker
James Gibbson
Leon Brady
Bridge
Vincent Helzen
Low
Eugene Sundquist
Travel
Russell Holley
Bus Hatch
Hugh Caldwell
20th Century Club Elects New Officers
Mrs B H Stringham hosted the Twentieth Century club gathering at her home last Friday. Nine members shared a luncheon and bridge with prizes won by W E Witbeck Leath Miller Hattie Johnson and Rae Ashton. Officers elected for the coming year were W E Witbeck president Loyd Shimmin vice president and B H Stringham secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Stringham
Women's Twentieth Century Club
W.E. Witbeck
Leath Miller
Hattie Johnson
Rae Ashton
W. E. Witbeck
Loyd Shimmin
B, H. Stringham
Current Topics Club Hour Book Review
Mrs C W Showalter entertained the Senior Current Topics Club at her home last Thursday evening with a program on a book review of Lasnyes Roables by Mrs Milton Neilsen. A dessert luncheon for 23 members and guests followed. The next regular meeting on March 10 is canceled while the club will host their husbands at the Gateway Cafe on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Showalter
Milton Neilsen
Gateway Cafe
Mrs Lewis Abegglen Hosts Variety Club Gathering
Mrs Lewis Abegglen entertained 13 Variety Club members at her home last Wednesday evening. Games included Rock with high prize to Mrs Orvel Hullinger, and other prizes to Mrs Reed Birchell and Mrs Bryce Erickson. A dessert luncheon followed. Mrs Grant Heath will host the next meeting on March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Abegglen
Orvel Hullinger
Sow
Reed Birchell
Bryce Erickson
Grant Heath
Sok
Mrs Ora Hemstreet Hosts Thalia Club Meeting
Mrs Ora Hemstreet entertained nine Thalia club members at the home of Mrs Helen Schaefer Meyer last Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Dave Hatch and Mrs John Millburn, with Annette Ackhurst winning the guest prize. A dessert lunch followed. next club host will be Mrs Hatch on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hemstreet
Thalia Club
Helen Schaefermeyer
Dave Hatch
John Millburn
Annettee Ackhurst
Town Folk Visit Salt Lake and Nearby Areas
Mrs Ivan Glines traveled to Salt Lake City on Monday. Mrs Milinda Hoifethz returned to Vernal from Salt Lake City where she spent the winter with her son Canton. Mr and Mrs William Slaugh accompanied by Mrs Russell Montgomery and Mrs H Merkley left Wednesday for a business trip to Salt Lake City. Mrs Charles Schaefermeyer and son Henry with Mrs Leona Schaefermeyer went to Steamboat Springs Colorado for funeral services of Mark Schaefermeyer age 71. Mrs Rulon Hacking went to Salt Lake City to meet her husband who has spent a month in Los Angeles visiting Dr and Mrs Joseph Sannes and Mr Hacking's sister Mrs Josephine Bird. The Hackings plan to return to Vernal Friday or Saturday. Orson Slack and Richard Evans of Utah Power and Light Co visited Vernal to inspect new line installations and generating plants at Vernal and Ashley Canyon with Manager J C Anderson and plant superintendent H E Moore. Despite winter, Vernal reports uninterrupted power with plants generating 1550 kw, about 10 percent from the hydro plant in the canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milinda Hoifethz
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Canton
William Slaugh
Russell Montgomery
H. Merkley
Salt Lake
Charles Schaefermeyer
Henry
Leona Schaefermeyer
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Mark Schaefermeyer
William
Charles Schaefer-meyer
Rulon Hacking
Los Angeles
Joseph Sannes
Orson Slack
Utah Power & Light Co
Richard Evans
American Fork
Ashley Canyon
J. C. Anderson
H. E. Moore
Campus Capers at UHS Features Beams of Color and Hoops
Last Wednesday the UHS student body staged a lively campus caper night directed by Stella Jenkins with Pep girls painting buildings in red and white and a mock name brainstorm by Margo Snyder. Lowell Roberts starred in hoops while Lowell Caldwell led the Roughriders to victory amid festive cheers from classmates and former Utes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UHS
Stella Jenkins
Beat Roosevelt
Margo
Charlie” Snyder
Agnes
Melvin Pope
Cherie
Ralph’ Gurr
Lowell
Roberts
Nolse
Lowell Caldwell
Roughriders
RHS
Jaynie Siddoway
Elaine Wilkins
Marilyn Siddeway
Duane Anderson
Ma Ellen Colton
Raymond Caldwell
Mary Alice Johnson
Nolan Mackey
Louise Peterson
Jackie Mann
Nobout
Utes
Doris Richens
Needle
Wayne Lundell
Rev. Siddeway
Bob Wardell
Jack
Smith
Duane Slaugh
Carlon
Pete Moore
Lester Larson
Bud Jacobson
Wayne Halstead
Roosevelt
Uintah
Phil
Harrison
Alan Smith
Don
Joan D
Marion Caldwell
Maughn Colton
Birdie
Wilson Tenney
Duchesner
Gwen Goodrich
Norlan Walker
Births Announced for Goodrich and Rasmussen Families
Mr and Mrs Earl Goodrich welcome a girl born February 28. George Perry reports a daughter born February 28. Mr and Mrs Max Rasmussen greet a boy born February 28.
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Wigeey
Earl Goodrich
George Perry
Max Rasmussen
Britain Faces Another Year of Food Austerity
In Parliament Dr Edith Summerskill warned of a bleak 1949 for Britain with meat bacon and butter rationing likely to persist. John Strachey cited uncertain Argentina deliveries under the Andes Agreement while bulk buying faced criticism amid talks of luxury imports and reliance on Eastern Europe for substantial supplies.
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London
Britain
Edith Summerskill
Ministry of Food
Ion
Summerskill
John Strachey
Argentina
Strachey
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Army Women Face Skirt Lengths In Postwar Wac Fashion
CAMP LEE VA Women in the Army cope with uniform rules and skirt lengths as officers and enlisted Wacs adapt to postwar standards. Col Mary Halloren enforces, hems two and a half inches below the knee, while officers modify length for uniformity. Hair rules relax to neat, collar-appropriate styles.
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Camp Lee
Wacs
Ford
Wac
Mary Halloren
Lowell
Mass
USO
Dos
Waca
Halloren
Britain to cut food purchases from Canada next year
Dr Summerskill said Britain faces a dollar shortage and many needs from Canada, making it likely the country will curtail food imports in the coming year. The remark followed noting Britain can produce about 100 eggs in the next year versus the seven eight permitted this year.
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Summerskill
Britain
Canada
Kingsbury Pastor Announces Sunday Service Sermon
The Kingsbury Community Church announces Sundays sermon The Chilatian and the Tempt er Who Will Wint iwi with 11 a m worship led by Rev soneni H Warn er Jr Congregational pastor All Protestants invited to attend at 63 East 1st North Sunday school at 10 00 am with full staff and facilities under Rhoda T Robirnson supervision Classes for all ages including adults are held to boost attendance
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Iwi
Kingsbury Community Church
Soneni ‘Ha Warner Jr
Vernal
East 1St North
Rhoda T. Robirnson
New Finding on Milk Nutrition Spurs Scientific Interest
A Chicago report notes the University of Wisconsin four year study under the National Dairy Council shows milk provides niacin not from its fat but through body synthesis from milk protein. This discovery explains milk's role in pellagra prevention and general health, reshaping views on milk’s nutrient value.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
National Dairy Council
Elvehjem
United States
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Future Golden Gleaner Girls
Faculty Women’s League
Elred Wright
C. B. Yates
Dallas Workman
Wright
Avard Rigby
Raymond Searle R
Wiley Stewart
Relief Society
Stake Board
Utah Power & Light Ladies
20Th Century Club
Ourtore
Utah
Current Topics Club Hour Book Review
Mrs. Lewis Abegglen
Lapoint Ward
Lapoint Ward Ymmia
George Bigellow
Birdie Burton
Marion Rasmussen
Betty Bigelow
Harry Saunders
Maeser
H. B. Fields
Don Bowden
Wilma Bowden
cAbout Town
By Grece Manwaring
Ivan Glines
Lg Cae
Mae KI
ECU Lida Clad Ar
Gardner Jewelry Vernal Theatre
Weather Report
Main
Kingsbury
Freedom
Harry Snodgrass
Green
U.S
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