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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
5
At Mrs. Fred Weyerman’s house, the bride wore a black dress with blue satin trim. Dora Weyerman assisted in opening gifts as twenty women attended. Cake and ice cream were served.
A special cancer program is scheduled in Avalon at the LDS Chapel on Friday evening to serve residents of Randlett Avalon Ouray and Leota. Seventy four ladies from Uintah Stake Relief Societies attended in earlier sessions. Similar programs across the county featured films on early cancer detection and a brief talk by a Vernal reflector. The final 1953 program will be held December 11 at The Rocks, with a note about a film and remarks referencing tax burdens and a January joke by Janis Paige.
Local social notes list visiting relatives from Honolulu Shel ton and Fairbanks Alaska and Salt Lake City hospital transfers. Various families travel to Ogden Provo and Bonanza while new births and deaths connect to Rosewell Orem Dragerton and Richfield. others relocate from Casper to Kaycee and Gooding to Springfield.
Olive Curfew of Salt Lake and the Orvil Dudleys visited Sunday in Salt Lake at her home. Dinner guests at Frances Stewart's home Thursday last week included Mr and Mrs Charles Woodward Roosevelt Chloe Woodward Maeser Ame Us Ainge and George Yeager. Mable Yourtson came from Little Bonanza Thursday afternoon for Homemakers City at Ruby Billing's home. Nile Ringe attended Indian wattle sales at Whiterncka and Ouray Tuesday and Thursday. Miles Murray left Thursday to report to Camp Stone man California for overseas duty. A2C and Mrs Vern Moore of Nellis AF DB Nevada welcomed a baby boy Danny Vern born Oct 23. Josie Morris attended the Old Folks Historical Party in Craig. Ralph Chew hosted visitors Joseph Dudley and Mike Lewis, with Burdick as brother-in-law. Ed Curfew family moved to a new home west of Jensen. Fritz Stewart and Lucinda Sewell hosted visitors. Marold Cook moved to Craig. Meeting program Sunday directed by Wallace Winder featured Venna Goodrich, Washburn siblings on violin and piano, and a talk by Winder. Several birthday events and garden games noted, plus church socials and Bible readings. The letter closes with reflections on Joseph and economic cycles and notes potential factors affecting prosperity in coming years.
Jemima Dudley and Jennie Moon led a party where Mage gle Beil Moon and Josephing Stewart were recognized by The Capitots of Primary led by Nelda Cook. Mothers received rings as part of a Monday afternoon event. Mrs Ralph Siddoway and Mrs Arvene Codper from the Primary Stake Board attended. The Stake missionaries began Book of Mormon classes with a first meeting at Amelia Ringe’s home. Primary Teacher Training was held at Gladys Slaugh’s home with Ruby Billings leading the lesson for 17 ladies. Refreshments were served.
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