Moon-Massey Nuphial Rites Scheduled For June Fourth
Mr and Mrs Robert H Moon announce the engagement of their daughter Donna to Valda Deze Massey son of Mr and Mrs George Massey Vernal Utah Their wedding is set for the Salt Lake LDS temple June 4 The Moon family honors the bride elect with names of relatives and friends and notes Donnas education at Brigham Young University after graduating from Provo High School in 1950 Massey is a Uintah High School graduate with LDS mission service andBYU studies ongoing The notice reflects local familial ties and church associations in Craig Colenennounce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Moon
W. 6Th Street
Craig
Cole Ennounen
Donna
Valda Deze Massey
George
Massey
Vernal
Salt Lake
Lds Temple
Miss Moon
Dartene ‘Rhoades
Estel Manwaring
Jewel Fullmer
Dorothy
Relohia
Arwella Moon
Episcopal Bishop Watson to Visit Vermal for Services
The Right Reverend Richard S. Watson, bishop for Ui eH, will visit Vermal this weekend. He will celebrate Holy Communion Saturday evening and Sunday morning, lead Morning Prayer and sermon at 1 o clock, attend church school, and speak to children. A Sunday 5:30 p.m. service precedes a breakfast at the Hotel Vernal in his honor. This marks his third Vermal visit since his May consecration.
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Richard S. Watson
Andy
Servic
Vernal
Watson
Vermal
May 27 birth notice for Shirley Price girlannounced
A brief missive records the birth of a girl to Mrs Shirley Price and her husband, noting the date May 27 and acknowledging family congratulations.
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Rulie
Postma-Jones Nuptials Solemnized in Duchesne LDS Church
Misa Clara Joan Postma and Calvin Dan Jones were married Saturday at the Duchesne LDS meetinghouse with a navy suit and red white corsage. Guests from Vernal and Springdale attended. breakfast at Moore's Cafe followed the ceremony. The couple plans home in Vernal after a Salt Lake City honeymoon.
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Misa Clara Joan Postma
Calvin Dan Jones
Dutchesne
Mrs Jones Ia
Mra
Blanche Postma
Nelle McConraaf
Albert Jones
Springdale
Miss Postma
Moore's Cafe
Duchesne
Salt Lake City
Thair
Vernal
Jones
Utah Motor Co
Mra. Postma
Brigham McConkie
Taneful Theme Well Played at Mia Maid Fete
The Mia Maid Festival at the Stake Center featured Enid Cook and performers from multiple wards. Marguerite Curtis directed a program blending music, scripture, and a dramatization of the theme Make Your Life Song. The event closed with a rose bouquet ceremony and refreshments.
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Stake Mia
Stake Center
Marguerite Curtis
Stake Mia Maid
Enid Cook
Staken Ywmia
Low Anne Morrill
Riddel
Jean Goodrich
Gimes
Maeser Second Ward
Carolyn Cassidy Oh Sensen
Alta Duvall
Naples
Myrna Taylor
Lapoint
Thalia Club Elects Mrs Austin White President
Mrs Austin White was elected president of the Thalia club at a Thursday meeting at Mrs Darrell Johnsons home with twelve members present. Officers named include Mrs Charles D Anderson vice president and Mrs John E Milburn secretary. The group plans biweekly summer meetings with Iva McCary hosting in June.
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Austin White
Thalia Club
Darrell’ Johnson
Charles D. Anderson
John’ E. Milburn
Strausale Birchell
Johnston
Ora Hemstreet
Birchell
Hatch Changes Name In Temple Wedding Ceremony
Carma Rae Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hatch changed her name in a Salt Lake LDS temple ceremony with Within Prescler Woodard son of Mr and Mrs Ethridge Woodard at Rangely. The couple will reside in Tangery where Woodard works as a driller for Beekman. A prenuptial shower was held at Mrs Paul List's home with 20 guests. A reception and dance are planned at Glines Ward house and a wedding trip to Idaho is planned.
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Carma Rae Hatch
Ralph Hatch
Prescler Woodard
Ethridge Woodard
Rangely
Salt Lake
Bernier
Clifford
Cloyd Hatch
Tangery
Mr Woodard
Beekman Company
Recitals Feature Piano Students in Two Programs
Thirty six piano students performed in two recitals led by Melba Ho Sargent last week. The Sunday matinee at the Scopned ward chapel showcased Jerry Jones, Michael Batty, Fay Jones, Karren Birehell, Lynne Larsen, Wayne Jones, Gordon Gee, Alma Gardner, Flo Ann Yoast, Geraldine Washburn, Eileerns Clark, Jennie Johnson, Elna Young, Janet Gardner, Kenneth Gardner, Patricia Liphardt, Ju liann Washburn and Mary Lou Richardson. The Monday evening program at the Stake Center featured Sheree Jones, Jerry Casada, Marjorie Hopking, Claire Ross Hopkins, Clark Naylor, Boyd Erickson, Geraldine Washburn, Juliann Washbirth, Barbara Pederson, Ann Aycock, Patricia Liphardt, Lynda Murdock, Emma Jean McNaughton, Noon Slaugh, Fern Richens, Mary Lou Richardson, Laura Fox and Janet Johnwan.
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Melba Ho Sargent
Scopned Ward Chapel
Jerry Jones
Michael Batty
Fay Jones
Karren Birehell
Lynne Larsen
Wayne Jones
Gordon Gee
Alima Gardner
Flo Ann Yoast
Geraldine Washburn
Eileerns Clark
Jennie Johnson
Elna Young
Janet Gardner
Kenneth Gardner
Patricia Liphardt
Juliann Washburn
Mary Lou Richardson
Stake Center
Sheree Jones
Jerry Casada
Marjorie Hopking
Clairé Ross Hopkins
Clark Naylor
Boyd Erickson
Juliann Washbirth
Barbara Pederson
Ann Aycock
Lynda Murdock
Emma Jean McNaughton
Noon Slaugh
Fern Richens
Laura Fox
Janet Johnwan
Lady Lions Meet in May Day Themed Gathering
The Lady Lions held their last season meeting at Glines Ward Chapel on May 14. A clever May Day theme featured dolls braiding the maypole among tulips and blossoms. Ida Sowards gave the prayer thought. Venus Hopkins led business as president. Members were urged to donate blood to the Red Cross. A Merkley Park project report was given by a member. Plans for a large fireplace with labor donated by Lions were discussed. Marion Cook of Jensen was introduced as winner of the annual nursing scholarship. An amusing Romeo and Juliet satire was staged by the high school. Twenty-five members earned perfect attendance pins, including Alma Jetiries and Marsale Siddeway. New president Lillian Henderson will lead next year with Idonna Accord and Leora Jacob assisting. Hostesses for the Septime evening were Tess Calder, Ruth Cundick, Pauline Thome, Mary Freeman, and Idonna Accord.
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Marion Cook
Jensen
Margyrite Colton
Lady Lions
Romeo and Jollet
Jarret, Jarvis
Alma Jetiries
Marsale Siddeway
Lillian Henderson
Idonna Accord
Leora Jacog
Se ¢Vening
Tess Calder
Ruth Cundick
Pauline Thome
Mary Freeman
Elma Bodily and Garth Powell Exchange Vows
Elma Bodily and Garth Powell exchanged wedding vows in a quiet Layton ceremony held April 28 at 9 p.m. at the groom’s parents home. Bishop Adams of Layton ward officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Dallas Borily of Lapoint, wore a navy suit with a red rose corsage. Beth Powell served as bridesmaid and Lowell A. Bennion was best man. Relatives and friends attended as a two-tier cake was cut and served.
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Ahaeema Bodily
Garth Powell
Arthur E. Powell
Layton
Adams
Layton Ward
Robert Dallas Borily
Lapoint
Beth Powell
Lowell A. Bennion
Episcopal Bible School Summer Schedule Noted
St Pauls Episcopal Church announced its summer schedule for the vacationing school. It will start the second week in June and run one morning a week for six weeks. Teachers are arranged for all ages and handicraft projects and educational materials will be offered. For details call Mrs LeRoy Smith or Mrs How Marra.
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St. Paul's Episconal Church
LeRoy Smith
How
Marra
Newly Elected BPW President Rhoda Robinson
Vernal Women’s Club May social at Mrs. Edith Cooper’s home installed new officers led by district director Miss Winona Massey Rhoda Robinson president Heaney Fulmore vice Ruth Astle secretary Pearl Shaffer treasurer Evelyn Slaugh historian Hostesses Ethel Bowden Gladys Woolley. Also Uintah High faculty and partners closed season party in Merkley Park with barbequed lamb campfire and program honoring retiring Charles P. Lewis.
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Vernal Businjnest
Professional Women’s Club
Edith Cooper
Winona Massey
Rhoda Robinson
Heaney Fulmore
Ruth Astle
Pearl Shaffer
Evelyn Slaugh
Cooper
Ethel Bowden
Gladys Woolley
Homemakers Fete Brings Girls and Mothers Together
Stake event hosted by Uintah Stake Primary leaders and local groups drew girls and mothers for an afternoon of singing games and refreshments on the Stake Center grounds. Speakers included Mrs. Fred G. Bingham and Marsale Siddoway.
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Triweeslit
Tin Uintah
Th Stake
Yinder
Jennie Hastem
Seagull Group
Vella Sith
Buebird Group
Alta Rust
Lerk
Lucille Calder Elfreda Bryson
Recreation Hall
Floy Calder
Tabernacle
Calder
Louise Roberts
Fred G. Bingham
Petra
King’s Garden
Marsale ‘Siddoway
Stake
About Town notes from Craig Cole to Vernal visitors
Mrs Joseph Urie and family travel from Craig Cole to their ranch in Slater while Roy Showalter group heads east with daughter Kathleen and Cierle Gee. Pvt Mak D Allen at Fort Benning writes home, former Vernal residents return from Wasatch events, and locals attend society conventions and graduations. Junior Schofield finishes Ft Belvoir training and visits family before Hill Field assignment. locals from Salt Lake City visit Vernal for commencements and gatherings.
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Slater, Cole
Roy Showalter
Kathleen
Cierle Gee
Marion Allen
Pvt
Mak D Allen
Fort Benning
Mark
Tough
Vernal
Camp Roberts
Calif
Paul Schofield
Ft Belvoir
Beatrice Schofield
Hill Field
Ogden
Schofield
Provo
Ben
Testimonial Gala For Retiring Stake Officials
A party at the Stake Center Saturday at 8:30 p.m honors retiring stake officials Byron Goodrich and Alvin E. Weeks. Goodrich recently released from the stake presidency and Weeks from the Stake MIA Superintendent post. The testimonial is under the Stake Presidency with stake auxiliary boards aiding. All Net members and trends are invited for an evening of fun with a unique program and dancing to follow.
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Stake
Byron Goodrich
Alvin E. Weeks
Goodrich
Weeks
aaNet
Helena H. Lewis Laid to Rest in Twelewood Park
Funeral services were held for Helena Moott Lewd 49 at the Inglewond LDS chapel on May 15 with burial at Twelewood Park cemetery. Survivors include children William Lewis of Temmenod, Charing of Coan, and several others, plus relatives in California and Ogden.
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Inglewond
LDS
Helena Moott
Richan Tadoert
Seth
California
William Aarny Lewis
Temmenod Oolit Charing
Coan
Miles
Tan
Karna Aeni
Ofajniin
Edward Moet Ogden
Merete “Waller
San Trance
John B. Eaton Honored For 30 Years Service
A special testimonial service in the Glines ward chapel honored John B. Eaton for 30 years of service. Eaton served as counselor to former bishop M M Batty and then as bishop before retirement. Bishop Ernest M Johnson presented a roses bouquet, with tributes from Norman Fletcher and Martin Fletcher. Lamond Tullis sang Our Yesterdays, and Loreen Johnson played a piano solo as Archie Johnson spoke.
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Glines
Joh H Eaton
Eaton
Glines Ward
M M Batty
Ernest M Johnson
Norman Fletcher
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