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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

Page

11

Peterson Rasmussen Tie The Knot In Salt Lake City Ceremony

Twilla Peterson wed David Rasmussen in a double ring ceremony at Hyrum Jensen home in Salt Lake City on March 17 officiated by Bishop Donald Earl. The bride wore a lace and nylon tulle gown with a fingertip veil and carried red carnations. bridesmaids wore red and white dotted nylon gowns. After the ceremony, a reception at the Jensen residence featured red and white decor and a three tier cake. About 150 guests attended including out of town relatives. The couple, now residing in Salt Lake City, plan to continue education and work in local jobs.

Misa Twilla Peterson David Rasmussen Hyrum Jensen Salt Lake City Donald Earl Salt Lake Lydia Nielson Myron Willard Rasmussen Arbley William Otto Nielson Marie Paulson Gwen Mecham Provo Don Snyder Chuck Reay Lyle Peterson Bear Mart Cherri Lou Rasmussen Wax Ronnie Rasmussen Mra Nielsen Jensen Residence Lynn Jensen Donna Rasmussen Casper Robert Belt Skip Hoss Alex Kane Arden Hacking Diana Mace Connie Mace Elmy Smith Donald Smith Lee Smith Porter Long Vernal Kine Match Colin Nielson Hackberry Louisiana Bill Rasmussen Ronnie Wyoming Las Vegas Nevada Hoover Dam Allen Park Drive Rasmussen

Progressive Arts Elects Officers for Coming Year

Mrs George willbecam was named president of the Progressive Arts club for the coming year. Officers include vice president Mrs Warren Mott secretary treasurer Mrs Duane Anderson reporter historian Mrs Tex Sweatfield and program chairman Mrs Seed Birchell. Outgoing officers are listed, with topics and 21 members present. The next meeting is set for April 4.

George Willbecam Progressive Arts Club Hubert Turner Warren Mott Duane Anderson Tex Sweatfield Seed Birchell Harvey Madsen Lee Walker Duane Price Don M. Walker Ralph Preece Vern Nielzen Ray Cundick Wallace Trotter Joey Peterson Tom Nowell Douglas Lawson Ashton’s Roy Showalter Rodney Rosa Martin Campbell Bonanza Art Wilson George Erekson Arthur Wilson Stephen Stringham Rodney Ross Victor Waite

M Men and Gleaners Host Election Night And Dance

Utah stake committee invites M Men and Gleaners to attend elections Saturday evening at 7:30 at the Stake Center with two candidates per ward for stake officers. After elections a dance with the theme April Fools Paradise begins at 6:30. Hosts the M Men and Cleaners will perform a special intermission number and refreshments will be served.

Tha Utstah Stake Stake Center M Men Aire

Pat Johnson Hosts Uintah Students at BYU

A Vernal gathering at the Wallace Johnson home brought together nearly 20 Uintah and Brigham Young University students. The afternoon featured Maori demonstrations, a dramatic reading, and a Korea update, followed by a luncheon and round of appreciations honoring Pat Johnson and her community ties.

Vernal J Wallace Johnson Pat Johnson Brigham Young University Fred Calder DeLoy Vernon New Zealand Karl Pope Pat Ta Ae Meney Korea Kim Gronin BYU Johnsons Johnson Pat End Eleanore — Hacking Jeanne Hodgkinson Jeannie Johnston Connie Lundell Pat Lee Miriam Smith Earl Pope Joe and Carne Calder Dilworth Rust Beth Bryson Dennis Campbell Gene Fox Gary Ashby David Roberts Mary Lou Blackham Wayne Carolyn Wallis

D T Bridge Club Easter Meeting Becomes Festive Event

Easter themed decor brightened the D T Bridge club gathering held Thursday. Hostess Mrs Donald Barr welcomed regulars and guests including Mrs Kenneth Sowards and Mrs Dwight Wetenkamp. A former member Mrs Eugene Bancroft from Denver received a standing shower. Prizes went to Mrs Derell King and Mrs Wettencamp. Next meeting planned for April with Mrs Watkins as hostess.

D. T. Bridge D T Bridge Club Donald Barr Kenneth Sowards Dwight Wetenkamp Stewart Peterson Rodney Ross Leon Brady Calvin Johnson Eurgene Bancroft Denver Derell King Hugh Thint Watkins Wettencamp Bils Ellen Voorhies Watkins Wall

Lady Golfers See Film On Playing Better Golf

Members of the Ladies Golf Association attended a luncheon at Hotel Vernal where Flay Pease screened a Tommy Armour film titled How to Play Your Best Golf. The 18 members and one guest, Mel Roy Castle present, praised contributions to the bridge benefit and tile donation by Woodey Sease. A second showing was planned for Wednesday evening and the next meeting is April 16.

Tommy Armour Ladies Golf Association Flay Pease Hotel Vernal Mel Roy Castle Woodey Sease Mr Pease

GOP Women Hear Attorney on Near East Defense

El Vernal McCullough Salt Lake attorney addressed Uintah Women’s Federated Republican club at the Hotel Vernal praising Eisenhower era Near East programs based on personal travel notes. Mrs Hazel T Chase of Salt Lake City was introduced. new officers were elected led by President Mrs Francis Feltch with Dorothy Rominger as vice president and Mrs Glen Cooper as secretary treasurer.

Near East el Vernal McCullough Salt Lake Uintad Women's Federated Republican Club Hotel Vernal McCullough Near and Far East State Federation of Republiar Hazel T Chase Sal Lake City Hugh W Calton State Federation Republican Women's Clubs J M Francke TR OH Stringham Jack Turner Francis Feltch Dorothy Roraimger Glen Cooper F G Eskelson Art Wilson Charles Henderson Loyd Shimimin

Beauty Over Brains Teases Men’s Sight Not Minds

A playful line asserts that women rely on beauty while men judge with sight, implying brains are less valued than looks in social perception and flirtation.

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New Hats Spark Spring Fever In Fashion Freshness

Spring fashion centers on lightweight souffle straws and blossoms with a shift from chic lute hats to sit-on styles. Deep August fur hats influenced this season but spring versions emphasize lightness, with forward-forwarded hats showing more hair and a chic brow line. Coats dresses and suits align to slim silhouettes as hats arrive in store shelves now.

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