Autumn rites unite Miss Simper and Raymond Bullock
Miss Lita Simper and Raymond Bullock wed in a twilight ceremony Oct 2 at the grooms parents home with immediate family. A reception followed at the bride’s grandparents home with fall flowers, formal attire, and gifts as attendees traveled from Salt Lake City. The couple plans to reside in Vernal after both graduate from local high schools and the groom’s four years in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lita Simper
B. Simper
Raymond Bullock
Rulon Bullock
Famil Tes
Karen Simper
Rita Curtis
Gwen Wardle
Oma Wardle
Clara Burns
Dereen Burke
Myrna Wardle
Sherry Beth Bullock
Walter Simper
Salt Lake City
Iintah High School
Bullock
Post Office
Vernal
Woolgrowers Auxiliary October Meeting reviewed plans
Mrs. Rulon Hacking hosted the Woolgrowers Auxiliary and assistants Mrs. Kenneth Stringham and Mrs. Victor Karren. Guests included Miss Ruby Smith and Mrs. Fred Giles. The group discussed business topics and possibly entering a girl in the all wool garment contest in Salt Lake City in January. The November meeting will be at Ethel Martin’s home with hostesses Mrs. Stringham and Mrs. Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Hacking
Hacking
Kenneth Stringham
Victor Karren
Ruby Smith
Fred Giles
Powell, Wyo
Salt Lake City
Ethel Martin
H. Stringham
W. A. Banks
Central School PTA Meeting Set With Health Talk
The Central school PTA announces the first 1948 49 meeting this Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school library. Dr Ray E Spendlove will speak on General Health of Children. A children’s fashion show completes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
C. R. Jeffries
Ray E. Spendlove
O. T. Bridge Opens Season With Luncheon Social
The O. T. Bridge Club held its season opener at Mrs. Rulon Hacking’s Maeser home with 12 members and guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Stanley King high, Mrs. Leland Bennion low, and Virgie Karren drew. A linen handkerchief pheasant table cover was crafted for the club. Next meeting set for Oct. 27 at Mrs. King’s residence. Also congratulated Kadric Caldwell on a daughter born Oct. 12. Ray G. Labrum of Roosevelt spent Monday in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Bridge Club
Rulon Hacking
Maeser
Stanley King
Leland Bennion
Virgie Karren
Lora Sannes
Los Angeles
Moab
Glines Family Holds Reunion in Salt Lake City
More than 100 members of the Glines family gathered in the Eighteenth Ward Salt Lake City on Sunday October 4 at 5 pm for a reunion planned by Nellie Colton and others. Leah Glines Moffat was elected president with Joseph Glines first vice president and Elsie Glines Livingston second vice president. Attendees came from Los Angeles Provo Hurricane Ogden Logan Neola Vernal Midvale East Jordan Tridell and Vernal. Lawrence Glines of Los Angeles attended with his wife and son. A plate lunch followed and musical numbers were performed by Will Hanson and Jennie Larson. David W. Rees is recalled to service as a first lieutenant reporting at Great Falls Montana October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harvey
Glines
Salt Lake City
Nellie Colton
Salt Lake
Basil Glines
Canada
Charles Colson
Leah Glines Moffat
Joseph Glines
Elsie Glines Livingston
Will Hanson
Jennie Larson
Larson
Lawrence Glines
James Harvey Glines
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Provo
Hurricane
Ogden, Loan
Neola
Vernal
Midvale
Est Jordan
Tridell
Mary Glines
Melva Roberts
Lloyd Glines
Stephen Perry
Senior Current Topics Hold Meeting Thursday
The Senior Current Topics club met at Mrs Showalter s home with Iva Mc Cary as assistant hostess. Mrs Howard Calder led a lesson on Flower Arrangements using projector slides. 12 members and two guests attended. president Tess P Calder led a business discussion. Next meeting is Oct 21 at Mrs Clarence Showalter s home with Mina Murdock assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merkley Park
Birda Merkley
Clarence Showalter
Mina Murdock
Frank L. Noel and Wife Mark 50th Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Otis Weeks hosted an open house in Draper honoring Mr and Mrs Frank L Noel of Draper as they observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct 3. Family laid a cake with tapers. county officials and Uintah State Bank delivered chrysanthemums and yellow roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Draper
Otle Weeks
Frank L. Noel
Mrs. Otis Weeks
Gwena &. Bricker
Mr. Noel
Uintah State Bank
Frank Noel
Ogden
Newell Scroggins
Beldon Reynolds
Heart Mountain
Wye
Campus Capers at Uintah UEA Convention Preview
Students fill four days of study and activity during the UHS Uintah UEA convention. Gwen Goodrich Merlene Davis Verdin Goodrich and Richard Ingram spend time on lessons while others enjoy Salt Lake city vibes and support the Uintah Utes football debut with band and pep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UHS
Uintah
UEA
Gwen Goodrich
Merlene Davis
Verdin Goodrich
Richard Ingram
Joan DeJournette
Albert Slaugh
Nancy Colton
Dwana Hall
Wayne Lundell
Big City
Salt Lake
Kay Mecham
Max Wooley
Utes
Vintah
Altamont Longhorns
Bernell Hales
Jolieen Williams
Carrie Calder
Marilyn Robbins
Progressive Arts Club Elects New President After Meeting
Progressive Arts club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lewis Abeggten. Nancy Colton reported on Girls State and Girls Nation activities. Mrs. Kayle Sundquist spoke on the current topic. Mrs. Robert Olsen was elected president replacing Mrs. Russell Holly. A Halloween themed dessert luncheon followed for 11 members and one guest hosted by Mrs. Abegglen and Mrs. Richard Ufford. Milton Neilson and Hugh Caldwell to entertain Oct 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Arts Club
Lewis Abeggten
Kenneth Sowards
Nancy Colton
Kayle Sundquist
Robert Olsen
Russell Holly
Abegglen
Richard Ufford
Milton Neilson
Hugh Caldwell
Ladies Aid Plans Election Day Dinner
Kingsbury Ladies Aid met at Mrs. W. A. Banks home with Mattie Weaver assisting. They organized plans for the annual election day dinner. Mrs. John Jorgensen chaired the program and sang old songs. Next meeting set for Oct 20 at Mrs. Hope Corless home with Mrs. T. W. Sweatman as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Ladies Aid Club
W. A. Banks
Mattie Weaver
John Jorgensen
Hope Corless
T. W. Sweatsman
Pioneer Politics Topic At Camp Utahn Meeting
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Utahn met Monday evening at Mrs. Alice Fox home. Evelyn Slaugh captain led the session with Idonna Call delivering the lesson on Pioneer Politics. A dessert luncheon followed for 12 members and two guests Mrs. Ralph Page and Mrs. Neal Franklin, hosted by Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Dorothea Parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Camp Utahn
Alice Fox
Evelyn Slaugh
Idonna
Ralph Page
Neal Franklin
Fox
Dorothea Parent
Bridgette Club Entertained by Mrs Kenneth Sowards
Mrs Kenneth Sowards hosted 15 Bridg ette Club members at her home Monday evening. Mrs Ted Mahr won high prize, Mrs Orlan Johnson took a grand slam and Mrs Frank Wright drew a prize. Mrs Mahr was a special guest. Next meeting set for Oct 25 at Mrs Stan Ring’s home. The Vernal city buzzed about the game Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth’ Sowards
Bridgette Club
Ted Mahr
Orlan. Johnson
Frank Wright
About Town Notes From Grace Maswaring
Provo area social roundup lists Margie Eaton visiting in Provo while L. J. Tate returns from Denver. Cora Templeton visits May bell area with sister M. M. Cook, and others travel between Manila and Salt Lake City. Many relatives, baby announcements, health updates, and weekend trips mark this community page.
Jackie Turner Is Celebrated On His Eighth Birthday
Jackie Turner son of Mr and Mrs Jack Turner was honored on his eighth birthday Tuesday at a Basin Flying Service Basin club room party. Twenty five children attended a long table was decorated with candle bedecked birthday cake at both ends. Luncheon followed with games and bingo prizes to winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Turner
Jack Turner
Basin Flying Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woolgrowers Auxiliary
Ruth Hodgkinson
Albert E. Hodgkinson
Ronald Winn
Cells Winn
Central School Pta
O. T. Bridge
Kedric Caldwell
Ray G. Labrum
Roosevelt
Jim
Glines Family
Aird G. Merkley
Glade
Delores
Wayne
Nelson
Beaver
Fred G. Bingham
Merkleys
Beaver Press
David W. Rees
Great Falls
Mont
California and Hudson Co
Rees
Lewis Chris
Kansas City
Brack Lee
Maw
Mew
Fred Fairclough
Vernal Avenue
Ladies Aid
Camp Utahn Dup
Mrs
Grace Maswaring
Margie Eaton
Denver
Cora Templeton
Maybell, Colas
M. M.cook
John Kolter
Salie
Tillie Base ‘Bascom
Cléo
Ma Bascom
Hine
James Holfeltz
Glenda Rae
Manila
Stanley Markuson
Schoenfeld, Wis
Shiprock
N. M
Henry Slaugh
Glen
Slaugh
Cora Alexander
Wallace Calder
Winnemucca
Nev
Kenneth Aycock
R. L. Aycock
Kenneth
Edward
Wyoming
T. Edward Aycock
Mountain View
Wyon
L. Aycock
Ernest M. Johnson
Myrtle Erekson
Erekson
Bath
Bountiful
A. Alwyn Call
Palco
Kans
Mack Tripp
Stockton
Detroit
Taylors. Reo
Mpa
Willam Staugh
Salt’ Lake City
Key Amare
Gid Hadlock
Fireball
Cal
Jane Cook
Charles Holmes
Holmes
Hadlock
California
Carrie Holda
Los, Angeles
Nother
Wing’s Stores
U. S. Highway 40
Ft. Dugheyne
Dant's
Lady's Bond
Dionred
Gardner Jewelry
Vernal Vernal ‘Theatre
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