Vernal society hosts Miss Chapman farewell party
Miss Lela Colton and fourteen Society members gathered at a dinner dance in Vernal to honor Miss Gladys Chapman as she leaves for Denver to attend school. Attendees wore costumes, gifts were presented, and a progressive party was held at the Board of Irrigation offices Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapmian
Lela Colton
Ditmer
Gladis Chapman
Denver
Will Alepe
Alb
Moos Chapman
Lttation
Ig Chapman
L G No Uie
Beatrice
Twehams
Harvey Christensen
Education Week Faculty Women Entertain Curts at Tea
Uintah High School faculty wives host annual tea with ornate orange decor and lace table settings. Guests include Mrs Harold Smith and Miss Wiivabech Whiron, with servers led by Mrs Glades Ho Glen and Mrs Alwvere di, plus a birthday observance for Lynn Sidngway's son and a pheasant supper hosted by Lions Club at Vernal Second Ward Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty Winer League
Uintah High School
Harold Smith
le Vernal
Seoul Hall
Grady
P Roth
Thomas Karrers
Fred Meltch
Strugham
Uintah High to Present American Passport at Auditorium
Uintah High announces a November 15 16 production of American Passport at the auditorium. Beaux Arts Club members and Bertha Hamilton lead a student and community event featuring local performers, with music, dancing, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High
Beaux Arts Club
Lundell
Dabalia
Winlah High School
Traly Felkowing
Jesur
Tess
America
Amern
Bertha Hamilton
Cirra Mae Samaels
Fred Kennard
Larry Thome
Keith Richardson
Nina Hall
Metba Calder
Barbara Eaton
Ace Hall
Betty Evans
Fageant to Be Presented in Maeser Pageant Details
MIA officers outline plans for a pageant to be held Friday November 19 at 400 cloak in the Me chapel. Noli Tippton leads the Fatadties of Mant Bolder under Mint supervision. Nephite no Hors directs Melting Pot with Blanch Smith Clyde Anderon Edith Allen. Dancer directors are Miss Johnson and Alberta Caldwell. Reiders Mildred Hacking and Don L McConkie serve as pagent organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Maser
Noli Tippton
Mant
F Mint
Prd
de Nephite
Blanch Smith
Clyde Anderon
Edith Allen
Miss Johnson
Alberta Caldwell Reiders
Pagent
Mildred Hacking
Don L. McConkie
Uintah Plans Programs for Education Week
Uintah County organizes Education Week events with daily themes from March 10 to 16. Committees spanning schools churches and civic groups coordinate exhibits, programs, and public activities led by the Uintah County Teachers Association.
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Uintah
Clvb
OD Mrtenkle
Uintah County Teachers Association
Valley
American Legion and Legion
American Legion
Auxiliary
Min Ip
J A Cheney
Utah Wool Week Highlights Industry and Defense Ties
Utah proclaims November 3 to 10 as Utah Wool Week led by Mrs BH Stringham of the Wool Growers Auxiliary. Window displays and industry drives aim to bolster wool production as a vital link to national defense, with 5500 Utah growers producing 20 million pounds annually and large orders for uniforms and bedding to arm the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH Stringham
State Wool Growers Auxiliary
Henry Tt Blood
Utah
State Auxiliary
United States
Marelan
Americas
de Fee
Wad Gawers
Cotuntay Utatis
Inimarenea Democrathe
Elinrt
Halloween Budget Dance Brightens Nea Ward
Local ward chapel hosted a Halloween Budget Dance with MIT direction. Festivities included Halloween decor, a fish pond, punch and dowhnoats, and Markey 5 orchestra. Community members attended, with social updates about members’ families and recent travels.
Willow Oreery and relatives return from Vernal and funeral visits
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kater returned from Vernal Sunday with Bud Brown. Mr and Mrs Bill Thompson and daughter came back Monday from Altonah after attending the funeral services of David Thompson, father of Mrs Thompson. Mr and Mrs Jess Thompson of Altenah brought them in. HA Brown returned from Vernal Tuesday night. A Hal towren party was held at the school house Thursday afternoon with a short play, games, and refreshments. Albert Brown and Elva Clark of Vernal accompanied Mrs Brown. The WCC club met Friday evening with a program and games. Mr and Mrs Rube Squier, Dona Leech, Claud May, and Bob Hazel left Grand Junction and Denver Saturday, spending Saturday night with Mr and Mrs H A Brown. Mr Squier had taken his beef calves out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kater
Bud Brown
Bill Thompson
Altonah
David Thompson
Thompson
Jess Thompson
Altenah
Jimmy Lube
Vertal
Thorties Ranch
Brown
H A Brown
Squier
4H CLUB Achievement Exercises at Mae Fer Friday
4 H club members gather for achievement exercises at Mae Fer on Friday at 3 30. Awards planned for those active this term and who completed required work. Each club group to present parts on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae~ Fer
Four Stringham Boys Play With BYU Band at Victory
Four Stringham brothers from Vernal joined the Brigham Young University band during a Saturday game to cheer the football team to victory. Ray was drum major, Thoras a twirler, and Paul played bass drum. Ned subbed for an absent twirler, after returning from Pri ve to witness the B and U versus Aggies game.
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Brigham Young University
Stringham
Vernal
Ray
Thoras
Paul
Ned
Prive
Aggies
B&h
Btring
Hem
Ham
Jensen Family Moves and Local Club Notes
Family moves and local social events fill a Denver week. Joseph Jensen and son Sugene relocate to Salt Lake City while Lloyd Stewart buys the Jensen farm and home. The Wild Rose club met with Rebecca Stewart, and a Jensen Ward gathering entertained children with a short program and fish ponds. David Alder and Idaho visitors vacation with Mrs Alderster, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Dudley join weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEF
Martha Reddick
Denver
Reddick
William M ‘Turner
Wild Rose Club
Rebecca Stewart
Wm Turner
Craig
Joseph Jensen
Lloyd Stewart
Jensen
Sugene
Salt Lake City
Jensen Ward House
David Alder
Idaho
Alderstere
Joseph Dudley
Hita B&oon
Vera Ainge
Local social notes and injuries from Jensen area
Community updates report hostess visits and school attendance for Allen Pearce’s daughter recovering from a broken arm. Visitors include Godin Wellenan from Utah, Vernal residents with Nelsons, and Nelson recovering from a prior stroke. R A crew wiring Jensen homes aims for 80 percent powered by Christmas. Turner sustains a hand injury from a cow pasturing accident.
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Oly
Miri
Lela
Jensen
Aes Dhair
Allene
Allen” Pearce
Godin Wellenan
Btanchardville
Utah
Wiliam M .Turner
Turner
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Prisage
Ny Charge
Tin
Virtus McGonkle
Iva
Edgar Calder
Tin Verop Club
Twuinko
Mae Calder
Oa Christensen
J OP Hack
Leovoller
Rulon
Willams
Tavully
Josephine Bird
California
Mary Ellen Giles
Powell , Worube
United State Bank
Stadys Woolley
RC Cooper
Werral
Pearl Shaffer
Fu Vhrive Stringham
Francis Horrocks
Terry Buenr
Jung Baker
New Sane
Helen Anderson
Jiffey Welling
Erickson
Malle
Adleen Cor
Alt
Hethe
Re Rey
Clirettire Delbert Clakely
Ogden
Alla Mar Gomin
Vern
Mex Siddon
Ralph Sidngway
Soi Lynn
Basin Chevlet
Dellous Atleem
Drill Cafe
Imperial Hall
Jimmy Arptanatf
Jimny
Norch
Maron Richards
Elen Barr
Eerl Woopsley
Wwe Pei
Glines LN
Nea Ae Baat de Teat
Spencer Dean
George Wardle
Robert Dean
Ward Chapel
MIT
Markey
Deremy Perry Wa Crowner
Charles Graham
Sarah Drinlard
Bakersfield
Drinlard
Califoia
Jesate Conners
Jabas
Joy McKeachnie
Eugene Woorf
Arnold Perry
Lawrence Wardles
Ernest Johnson
Carbon County
Hunt
Pheas Nts
Miler i
I Mirtie Erekson
Betty Curtis
Martin Curti Fridey
Exerre
Cuif Wardle
Clara Lee Voy
Darta Chivers
Velda Wilkins
Larden I
Marin Curis
Whiterocks
Theodore Coliier
Salt Lake Apent
Four Stringham
OLD Quaker
Lawrence Mueg
Domestiro Lump and Stoker Coal and
Carbon County Coal
Aunt Dina
Rick Citoice
Corfde Prize
Beldine Clanser
Actier
Sapsha
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