Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Winners Named
A Woolgrowers auxiliary event at the Scout House on Monday November 21 announced winners of the Make It Yourself With Wool contest. Miss Dean Freestone took first place with a fitted wine ensemble, Miss Ruth Wills placed second, and Misses Jenee Benson and Leona Bertoch were third and fourth. Freestone and Wills will represent Roosevelt in the state contest in Salt Lake City with all expenses paid. Prizes from local merchants accompanied the awards and a social bridge and 500 were held after the reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout House
Woolgrowers Auxiliary
Dean Freestone
Ruth Wills
Roosevelt
Jenee Benson
Leona, Bertoch
Miss Freestone
Miss Wills
Benson
Bertoch
Salt Lake City
Eleanor Caldwell Camp DUP Meeting Report
Eleanor Caldwell Camp of Lapoint DUP met November 17 at Mrs Thurmer Rasmussen home. Captain Mune Sprouse led the gathering and presented the fresson. Refreshments were served to nine members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapolent—Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Eleanor Caldwell Camp
Thurmer Rasmussen
Mune Sprouse
Fresson
Senior Carent Topics Members Enjoy Arsenic and Old Lace
Members of the Senior Current Topics club met at Mrs. Charles Hatch’s home for a salad luncheon and brief business. Eighteen members then attended Uintah High auditorium to view the high school faculty play Arsenic and Old Lace. Next meeting will be at Mrs. John Welst’s home with Mrs. DeVere Carral hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hatch
Hostegs
Asher Merkley
Uintah High
John Welst
Glines Ward
DeVere Carral
Lady Missionaries Reorganize Club
Uintah stake Lady Missionaries held a monthly meeting at Mrs. Ronald Preece home. Mrs. Horace Caldwell shared life and family details of Lucy Mack Smith. Miss Beatrice Stringham elected president with Ronald Preece vice president and Rowena Richens secretary. A dessert luncheon followed for 11 members and one guest. Next month the group will meet Dec 18 at Miss Stringham’s home for a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Ronald Preece
Horace Caldwell
Lucy Mack Smith
Asher Evans
Lawrence Bascom
Beatrice Strigham
Rowena Richens
Warren Jones
Miss Stringham
808 Club Plans Annual Christmas Party
MAESER-SQS club meeting was held at the home of Mrs. George Mc Conkle. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party and the remainder of the evening spent handiwork. Individual chicken pies were served to 14 members and a special guest, Mrs. Josephine Bird of Venice, California. The group will meet again Nov. 2 at the home of Mrs. Margaret Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser—Sqs Club
George McConkle
Josephine Bird
Venice
Cal
Chuir
Margaret Roberts
Aoe
Ward Day Held in Lapoint Auction Aids Chapel
A Lapoint Ward Day dinner on Saturday November 19 featured readings by Mrs. Delbert Horrocks and Maxine Nyberg a vocal by Lynn Huber and a piano piece by Darris Rasmussen. Proceeds from auctions including items from Kem Tone to a penny goat go to beautify the chapel and grounds led by Lawrence E Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
Delbert Horrocks
Maxine Nyberg
Lynn Huber
Darris Rasmussen
Lawrence E. Caldwell
Illustrated Lecture On Three Degnes Of Glory At Fireside
An illustrated lecture by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gagan of Roosevelt was presented to about 50 MIA members at a fireside chat in the ward chapel Sunday evening. A pot luck supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gagan
Roosevelt
MIA
Ward Chapel
Ladies Aid Plans Annual Bazaar and Diner Event
Mrs Ora Hemstreet entertained members of the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church at her home with Mrs John Starke as assisting hostess. A dessert luncheon was served to 15 and plans completed for the annual bazaar and dinner on Dec 7 at the Community House. A special meeting will be held Nov 30 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs T W Sweatman. All members are urged to bring articles to make the bazaar successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hemstreet
Ladies Aid of
Congregational Hirch
John Starke
T. W. Sweatman
BPW Hear Report By Ralph Preece On Hoover Commission
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club met at Mrs. George Johnston’s home with co-hostesses Mrs. John Jorgens and Mrs. Ruth Astle. Ralph Preece of the Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce gave a report on the Hoover Commission and the evening included a luncheon and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Ralph Preece
Hoover Commission
Business and Professional Women's Clup
George Johnston
John Jorgens
Ruth Astle
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rose Membership Ceremonies Honor Lapoint Ward Girls
Junior girls from the Lapoint and Glines LDS wards held Rose membership ceremonies in their ward chapels. Roses symbolized truth and honor as programs included tributes to mothers, musical numbers, and presentations of achievement awards. Relatives were invited to nearby celebrations and receptions followed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
LDS Ward
Ward
Betty Bigelow
Birdie Burton
Joan Walker
Joleen Swain
Elma Bodiy
Dean Rasmussen
Berta Woolley
Veon Ragminsety
Junior Rowe
Shirley Kay Warburton
Luzon Rich
Maw Warburton
Winda Rich
Vuerd Sero
Betty Hyelew
Raymond Bigelow
Trey
Mra
Diva Huber
YWMIA
Mra Lithie Bigelow
Huber
Glines
Glines Ward
Relief Society
Dean Simper
Darlene Galley
Nelda Burns
Elaine Samuels
Rayola Hodgkinson
Arlys Waring
Gasandors
Beulah Perry
Enid Cook
Martin Curtis
Melba
Burns
Camp Vernal Boosts Building Fund
Members of Camp Vernal Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at Minnie Pievee Priday’s home on November 1 to elect officers for the coming year. New officers include Captain Alice Wall and secretary Ravina Caldwell, with various other roles filled and a Christmas party planned for December 16. Proceeds from gifts and an auction of a quit donated by Hope Preece support the Memorial Building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Utah
Minnie Pievee Priday
Alice Wall
Vie Wephine Taylor
Stella Pack
Ravina Caldwell
Lela Hullinger
Hope Preece
Minnie Preece
Lola Caldwell
Rosella Beck
Annie Morrison
Stella Hardy
Memorial Building Fund
Imperial Hall
Chili Supper Honors Ray Lee Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lee hosted a chili supper Wednesday to honor Ray Lee on his birthday. Ray received birthday wishes from relatives including Homer Lee Rhoda Ann Lee Vera Bigelow and others at the family home. Ace High Club Turkey Dinner Members gathered November 18 at Mrs Lelang Benni s for the annual party with bridge prizes and a turkey dinner served by the hostess to members and guest Mrs Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace High Club
Lelang Ben‘ni
Jess York
Victor Karren
Iva McCarey
Williamt . Slaugh
Russepront
Me, Carey
December Ball Set For Stake Center Dance Night
December Ball scheduled for Friday evening December 2 at the Stake Center under Mutual Improvement Association direction. Dancing to begin at 9 o clock for all stake members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Improvement Assa
Uintah Basin Nurses Meet and Holiday Preparations
A Uintah Basin Registered Nurses meeting on Thursday November 17 drew 22 members. Dr. Joseph L Hansen spoke on Histaminic Cephalgia. Red Cross nurses Marjory Monk Lucille Quinto attended with Indian service nurses Eleanore Pastore and Beulah Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Joseph L. Hansen
Ft. Duchesne
Marjory Monk
Lucille Quinto
Alta Rust
Helen Walker
Maxine Pilcher
Delinquent Notice on Stock Assessment in Uintah Utah
Board of Directors meeting on September 5 1949 levied an eight dollar per share assessment on the corporation capital stock payable November 10 1949 at Uintah State Bank Vernal Utah. Unpaid shares as of November 12 1919 will be delinquent and sold December 3 1949 to cover the delinquent assessment plus advertising and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Direttors
Corportion
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Utah
Ollows
Alva Alexander
Alice QO
Romvels Ortero S
Ted IM
Reynolds
C.P. Tucker
Care Bo
Alton
Tomlinson
Lorenzo Watkins
Uintah State Hanis
EQN P. Christensen
Secreary Vernal
Town Notes Snippets From Vernal Area Social Roundup
Mrs Siiney Porter visits from Ontario Oregon and will return Saturday. Harvey Hallinger drove to Provo with daughter Revee and Darratn Pope for a weekend visit. Vern Nielsen family stayed in Salt Lake City and Ogden with Bishop Larsos. Thanksgiving trips to Tule Parke and Tule Parke area noted. Multiple families and BYU students visit Vernal, including Richens family east coast trip and BYU student Helen Richens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiney Porter
Visi
George Rox
Ontario, Ore
Rose
Harvey Hallinger
Revee
Darratn Pope
BYU
Dre and
Mex Vern Nielsen
Jarry and
Jeanie
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Bishop
Jamies A) Larsos
C. le Richens
Helen
East Coast
Voit B. Richens
Eastern States
Richens
Washington, D. C
New York City
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
the Hill
Cumorah
Palmyra
Niagara Palls
Lake Erie
Canada
Mr. Richens
Rebekah Lodge Thanksgiving Party Noted
Rebekah Lodge members met at the Oda Fellows hall on Wednesday November 16 for a Thanksgiving party. Monte Carlo Whist prize went to Mrs Straussie Birchell, with runner up Mrs Mary Creswell from Baggs Wyoming. Officers hosted. next meeting December 7 will elect new officers. The page also notes the first typewriter was patented in England in 1714 per Encyclopedia Britannica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Oda Fellows Hall
Straussie Birchell
Mary Creswell
Bages, Wyo
Ibdge
England
Britanniga
Mrs Dave Hatch Hosts Thalia Club Meeting
Thalia club members gathered Thursday at Mrs. Dave Hatch's home. Mrs. Iva McCarey read the poem Friends and won a bridge prize. second place went to Mrs. Charles D Anderson. A luncheon was served and plans were made to meet again at MrCarey's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia
Dave Hitel
Wes
Iva McCarey
Charles D Anderson
Kiwanis Club Thanks Editor for Vernal Event Support
A Vernal club president expresses gratitude to The Editor for cooperation shown during a national observance. The letter credits Kiwanis International and the National Kite Foundation for a successful event and thanks the paper for aiding publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanks
Kiwanis Club
Venal
Jaycees Advance Safety Campaign in Vernal
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce led by Chairman Grant Parry set up one of two safety slogan signs on Highway 40 behind a drive in. The first place slogan by Sherma Johnson a fourth grade student reads Dont Be Reedkless at the Wheels. The second sign to be placed on the east side next weekend was written by Harrist Watkins a third grade student Heed Not Speed Think Not Drink Life Not Strife. The signs use scorchlight tape for day and night visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Grant Parry
Vernal
Highway 40
Central School
Bhy Sherma Johnson
Harrist Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donato
Ashton’s and
Searle's Saving Center
Bank of Vernal
Uintah Drug
P. Skaggs
Utah Motor
J. Penney
John Jorgenson
Russell's
Sky Sweater
Gilford’s
Garden Gate
Bay Hatchcut
William Ty
Slaugh
Jow
Heber Witmer
Ifigh
Annette Ackhurst
Jon
Lorin Williams
Manker
Rose Millecam
Freda Davis
Mary Freeman
Theron Leavitt
Encyclopedia Britannica
Delhi
Mrs
Roy Nash
Eleanor Caldwell
Lapoint Dup
Lady Missionaries
808 Club
Ladies Aid Plan
John Q
Pngram
Rod Ross
LDS
Eatons
Irvin Eaton
Honorg
Progressive Arts
Progressive Arts Club
O.P
Hame
Henry Millecam
George Millecam
Bob Mortigan
Vincent Helzn
Isla King
Foger
Bob Morrison
Doris. Woodbury
Maxine Hatch
Ray E. Spendlove
Vera Bowden
Edith Calder
Wanda Cader
Don Breggar
Vinent Helzen
Beth Caldwell
Ashley Upper Irrigation Co
eAbout Town
Henry Schoetermeyar
Tule Paibke
Associated
Warren
John Jorgensen
Aga Willirim
Brett Sr
Elmer
Mra Uwyrum Rasgmissen Teft
Dow
M. J. Jahisery
Teata
Byrle Ink
Kisiy Moffit
Oakland
Mr. Ink
Mrs Moffit
Tryon
Neb
Ervin Kevehler
Glenn Richardson
Haggyrrman
Ida
F. J. Goddard
Glen
Grand Junction
W R. Preece
Myron
Nell E. Preece
Clair Preece
Stewart
Nev
Lafe Richardson
Dave Hatch
Thalia Club
Oates
Wiely Kiwanis International
MAN Club
Vinwig Clob
Vernalose
Jaycees
Vernal Bowling
Frank
East Main
Phony
Oodrich
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