Vernal First Ward Relief Society Bazaar Planned
The Vernal First Ward Relief Society announces a bazaar set for December 6 with proceeds supporting church activities and community assistance.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
8
The Vernal First Ward Relief Society announces a bazaar set for December 6 with proceeds supporting church activities and community assistance.
Harold Kelly came back Sunday from Logan where he stayed with his wife and their newborn daughter.
Mr and Mrs John McKowen of Bennett were visiting friends and relatives in Vernal on Thursday of last week.
J Ferron plans a Wednesday departure by train to Salt Lake City to attend a convention of fox growers, aiming to discuss breeding techniques and market trends with industry peers.
Mr George Vincent and Mrs George Vincent joined Mrs Dan Nelson and a Jensen party visiting Vernal on Monday. The group shared time in town and planned further meetings.
Superintendent L. G Noble visited Dragon on Thursday to inspect school facilities and discuss needed improvements in the northern county district. He met with local officials and reviewed building conditions and enrollment plans.
Mr and Mrs George Foster and son Mark visited over the weekend with Mrs Fosters parents Mr and Mrs E B Evans.
Floyd Noel, assigned to the Moab area for deer season duties, completed his supers vision task and returned home on Friday.
Next Tuesday the Vernal First Ward Relief Society will hold a work day with a social shower for Mrs Jessie Fowler. Members are invited to attend and bring contributions for the planned event.
Mr and Mrs Chorge Carringan visited during the pheasant season. They are residents of Bing ham canyon. Mr and Mrs James Carringan and Mr and Mrs Leslie Carrigan, brothers of Mrs Barlow, also spent the season here.
Mr and Mrs Edward Aycock and their son traveled to Provo last Friday for a weeklong visit with relatives.
Mrs J Lowell Fox of Salt Lake City is in Vernal this week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Caldwell.
Mrs Wallace Weeks and her three children of Whiterocks were called to Verna due to the illness of Mrs Weeks mother, Mrs D C Caldwell.
Miss Helen Trenderson a nurse at the Dee hospital in Ogden came back Wednesday after a short visit with friends and relatives in Vernal.
Mrs Charles A Hatch departed Saturday for San Francisco California to stay with her sister Mrs Georgia McCleland for an extended visit.
Medical authorities urge parents to keep children with scarletina from school. Any violations of the thin law will be prosecuted to enforce public health safeguards.
The child of Mr and Mrs Lou Osick suffered a deep gash to the wrist when it fell on a butcher knife it carried early Saturday morning. The child was taken to the hospital for medical aid.
Transient camps are closed in Utah and workers in them will become WPA employables once certified and registered. Rien at the Jensen camp in Dinosaur National Monument will be employed at excavation work at the famous quarry.
Alfred Caldwell of Spokane is visiting Vernal for a short time due to his mother’s illness. He held a radio contract with a popular Spokane orchestra.
John Robbins of Brush Creek fare mer is recovering slightly at the Vernal home of his step-daughter Mrs Owen Wall after several weeks of fever illness.
Harold Litster and his wife of Salt Lake City visited Mr and Mrs Albert Hodgkinson last week. Litster joined the deer season and successfully bagged a fine buck near the Hodgkinson home.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Hatch and Mr and Mrs William J Fahrni of Lark returned Sunday afternoon after a brief visit here with relatives and friends. They enjoyed a pheasant hunt in the valley.
VHS to present The Milky Way by Lynn Root and Harry Clark this Friday and Saturday at UIT 3 auditorium. The country milk man faces a muddled world boxing plot and delivers laughs and sympathy as Harold Abplanalp Preston Timball Dean Hatch Mor ning Roper Kenneth Samuels Lore na Cook Floyd Bingham Lloyd Calder Verdin Singleton star in a cast chosen by trial judges. M E Judd directs, the first of four plays this school year with Kick In by Willard Mack to follow under the dramatic department and LaMasque club.
Vernal society hosts quilting bees and Halloween parties with guests including Mrs Campbell and Wild Rose club members. Uintah Basin BYU students form a campus club. other items cover Girl Scouts at Dinosaur Camp, local visits, Harvest Ball, and community meetings with varied social and civic activities.
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