Roy Nash Weds Pearl Gilroy In Elko Civil Ceremony
Recently joined in marriage, Roy Nash and Pearl Gilroy were wed in Elko Nevada in a civil ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace George R Boucher. Pearl Gilroy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gilroy of Jensen, becomes Mrs Nash. The couple, Uintah high school graduates, plan to reside in Jensen after a brief honeymoon in Elko and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nash
Elko
Nev
Justice of the Police
George R. Boucher
Nash
Pearl Gilroy
Lloyd Gilroy
Jengen
Elizabeth Nash
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Mr. Nash
Ray Huggins
Jensen
Carol Taylor to Wed Kenneth Workman
Autumn wedding plans fill the days of Miss Carol Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Taylor of 2683 Alden Street Salt Lake City and Kennan Workman son of William Workman of Ver To be wed in candlelight afternoon rites at the Taylor home October 14 followed by a reception. The bride elect was honored at a shower by Miss Gloria Sherrill and will be feted at a trousseau tea hosted by her sister Mrs Burnett at the Taylor home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Taylor
Kenneth Workman
Kenneth Taylor
Alden St
Salt Lake City
Kennan J. Workman
New William Workman
Taylor Home
Gloria Sherrill
Mrs. Burnett
Taylor
Bette Graham
Lawrence AuMiller
Marmoth
N. D
2Hud Graham
Harry Au Miller
Jensen
Poly
Green Lakes
J. R. Stringham
Thorn Pee
LDS
Guild Welcomes Four New Members
Guild members were entertained Monday October third at the home of Mrs. Vern McCarrell. Seventeen members attended to welcome four new members Mrs. Jack Boren Mrs. Norman Wilcox Mrs. Tom Turner and Mrs. G A Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Vern McCarrell
Jack Boren
Norman Wilcox
Tom Turner
G. A. Parks
Future Golden Gleaners Entertained at Naples Ward
Naples ward Golden Gleaners hosted Uintah Stake Future Golden Gleaners with singing, a Book of Mormon review, and a fall themed setup. Jeannine Gardiner named chair of a new stake project to keep Gleaner girls connected away from home. Guests included Mrs. Arthur Harrison and Mrs. Ed Watkins as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Naples and
Davis Ward Gleaner
Future
Golden Gleaners
Uintah Stake
Naples Chapel
Ramona Jackson
Jeannine Gardiner
Arthur Harrison
Ed Watkins
Walt Roper
Grace Manwaring
Dorrell Merrell
Leah Simper
Elwin Simmons
Lawrence Bascom
Ledder
Lavell Simmons
Ashley
Merrell
Glines
Maeser
Vera Gurr
Gardner Feted On 71st Birthday In Ashley Valley
Wilam J. Gardiner Sr. welcomed family at his Davis Ward home on Sept 28 for a noon birthday luncheon. Guests from Hawthorne California and Leota joined seven generations present to pose for photos. Gardiner, a 74 year old pioneer, has five children 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Market Basket won by Alma Jeffries. next meeting set for Oct 17 at C. R. Halstead home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam J. Gardiner Sr
Willam Gardin Jr
Davis Ward
Cecil Gardiner
Hawthorne
Cal
Norman Rogers
Leota
Gardiner
Don Gardiner
Uintah County Hospital
Ashley Valley
Alma Jeffries
C. R. Halstead
Farm girl rises through six 4-H phases to state fairs
Dean Freestone grew up in Uintah County starting 4-H at age 12 in 1943. She pursued sewing and agriculture across six years, winning blue ribbons at county fairs and state events, modeling outfits, and earning leadership roles in Uintah’s 4-H forestry groups. She planned to attend USAC in Logan in 1950 to major in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Ward
Dean Freestone
Uintah
Russell Keetch
Miss Freestone
Alfred Freestone
Ronald Preece
Uintah Basin Ivestock
Thomas E. Wilson
TE. Wilson
Freestone
Chicago
Ill
Portland
Ore
Sadie McConkie
Uintah High School
Uintah High Faculty Women's League Elects Officers
Members of Uintah high school Faculty Women's League held their first social of the season at Mrs. Avard A. Rigby home. Hostess Mrs. Voit J. Roper assisted. New officers elected for the year are Mrs. Roper president, Mrs. Clair Swenson vice president, and Mrs. Lee W. Ralphs secretary and treasurer. Outgoing officers named. A salad luncheon for 13 closed the evening after Bingo and introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Avard A. Rigby
Voit J. Roper
Gettng
Roper
Clair Swenson
Lee W. Ralphs
Rigby
Elbert Simmons
Cultural Arts Club Opens Season With Home Meeting
The Cultural Arts club held its first season meeting at president Mrs TaRell Andersons home on Wednesday evening September 18 with 16 members and one guest Mrs C E Jones. Mrs Clyde Johnson presented a program offering ideas for children games and busy work. A tray luncheon was served and officers announced for the coming year: Mrs Anderson president, Ms Ralph Walker vice president, Mrs Grant Hacking secretary, Mrs Ferron Hacking parliamentarian, Mrs Ernest Johnson reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TaRell Anderson
Clyde Johnson
C. E. Jones
Anderson
Ralph Walker
Grant Hacking
Ferron Hacking
Ernest Johnson
Current Topics Club Votes to Back Policy Drive
An afternoon luncheon for Current Topics club members was hosted by Mrs. L. J. Tate and Mrs. George Johnston in the Johnston garden on Wednesday September 28. Eighteen members attended the meal served at small tables with autumn flower centerpieces. Guests included Mrs. C. Kt. Jeffries and Mrs. Joseph L. Hansen. Afterward Mrs. Harmon Sewards led a business meeting where members voted to back and promote the policy drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Topics Club
L. J. Tate
George Johnston
Johnston Garden
C. Kt. Jeffries
Joseph L. ¥Lansen
Harmon Sewards
Past Noble Grand Meet at Bonanza
The Past Noble Grand club of the Unity Rebekah lodge met at Lulu Havens home in Bonanza on Wednesday September 27. A no hostess chicken dinner was served at noon, followed by a business meeting led by President Etta Mawrey. The afternoon featured a game of 500 with guests Mrs Stella Karren and Mrs Elizabeth Welse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Lulu Havens
Bonanza
Pres
Etta Mawrey
Stella Karren
Elizabeth Welse
About Town social notes and travels of local residents
Mr and Mrs J D Jones attended a J C Penney managers gathering in San Francisco and plan to return this week. Several families and individuals visited relatives in Salt Lake City, Roosevelt, Vernal, and Los Angeles. Births, conferences, and reunions are noted along with recent moves and visits by extended kin and local business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jones
San Francisco
Cal
J. C. Penney
Pioneer Member Feted by DUP at Fr Duchesne gathering
Members of the Eleanor Calg well camp Daughters of Ulan Pioneers Lapoint met in Fr Duchesne at Mrs Jesse Broughs home Sept 22 to honor pioneer Mrs Elizabeth Nets eker. Afternoon entertainment included piano by Mrs Brough, musical solo by Aunt Mary Glines, jokes by Mrs Lillie Bigelow, a reading by Mrs Annie Wayburton, and a history reading by Mrs Jesse Brough. 24 members and 4 guests shared a fried chicken luncheon. The Oct 20 meeting will be at Mrs Eliza Neilsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Calgwell
Daughters of
Ulan
Lapoint
Fr. Duchesne
Jesse Brough
Elizabeth Netseker
Brough
Mary Glines
Vervene Rasmussen
Lillie Bigelow
Annie Wayburton
John Snowball
Eliza Neilson
Variety Club Meets At Mrs Rex Gardner
Mrs Rex Gardner entertained Variety Club members at her home on Wednesday September 23. Prizes in Monte Carlo Whist went to Mrs Heber Witmer and Mrs Neldon Calder. Dessert luncheon followed. two guests Mrs Whitnay Parmond and Mrs Jack Wood were present. Next meeting set for October 12 at Mrs Grant W Heath's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Gardner
Monte Carl
Heber Witmer
Neldon Calder
Gutsie
Whitnay Paramond
Jack Woodury
Grant W. Heath
Mrs Ralph Ashton Hosts Tally Club Meeting
Tally Club members met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Ashton on Wednesday September 28. Nine members and three guests attended a dessert luncheon. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Waite high Mrs. Max Cluff low and Mrs. D Casada travel prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Club
Ralph Ashton
Merrill Googrich
D. —. Casada
Victor Ww
Waite
Piano Recital Slated For October 10
A piano recital will be given Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. at the Vernal Third Ward chapel by students of Barbara B. Adams. Participants include Carolyn Wallis Shirley Staley Annette Batty Lea Daun Vernon Elinor King Glenna Walker Cheri Gurr Elna Young Danny Bricker Nella Weeks Sharon McKeachnic Loreen Johnson Jeanene Adamson Boyd Erickson Velma Despain Velva Despain Norine White Ora Wardle Roslyn Stewart Nancy Hacking Violet Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Third Ward
Barbara B. Adams
Carolyn Wallis
Shirley Staley
Annette Batty
Lea Daun Vernon
Elinor King
Glenna Walker
Cheri Gurr
Elna Young
Danny Bricker
Nella Weeks
Sharon McKeachnic
Loreen Johnson
Jeanene Adamson
Boyd Erickson
Velma Despain
Velva Despain
Norine White
Ora
Central P-TA Plans Night at Central School Library
Mrs. Vern W. Gifford announced the Central School P-TA will hold its first meeting at 7 30 p m Monday Oct 10 in the school library A back to school night lets parents meet teachers and tour rooms It also opens the PTA membership drive with a 2 prize for the class with the most attending parents The money funds room beautification A social hour and light refreshments follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern W. Gifford
Central School
P-Ta
PTA
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Mary Chamberlain
Tey
Wm. J. Gardner
Searle’s Gas
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AlyinKay
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Searle’s Saving Center —Main
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Deon Freestone
Faculty Women’s League
Tuceda
Kenry Mille
Lyman
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Moses Lake
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Audrey Mille Cam
Dale Hutt
Hoblson Machinery Co
Erin Leonard
Price
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Dionne, Kent
Dennis
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A. W. Brewster
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Japan
E M. Boswell
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph. Co
Gordon Wells
Los Angeles
May H. Calder
Vernon Larsen
Roosevelt
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Darrell Johnston
Bridgeport
Craig Caldwell
Chevy Rae
Larry
W. J. Fausett
Toka
H. A. Tyzack
Laird Ave
W. E. Witbeck
Ike Shaeffer
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B. L. Caldwell
Ed Sampson
Oxden
Sampson
Maizie Caldwell
DUP
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