Laura McConkie Weds Jack Pace in Early October Temple Rite
Laura McConkie and Jack Pace exchange vows in temple rites scheduled for early October. The ceremony honors local traditions and will be followed by community celebrations.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1953
Page
11
Laura McConkie and Jack Pace exchange vows in temple rites scheduled for early October. The ceremony honors local traditions and will be followed by community celebrations.
Read like a town society page, the Faculty Women’s League held an informal get acquainted evening at the home of Mrs Frank Walker with officers Mrs Walker Mrs Laurence Cooper Mrs Stan Welsh and Mrs Joy Jensen presiding After a brief meeting games followed by dessert were shared by twenty one members and hostesses planned future events Meanwhile the Progressive Arts group met October 7 at Mrs Dob Turner’s home with Mrs BUM Hurst as co host and a parliamentary procedure lesson The UT power and light ladies planned a November 3 meeting at Lucile Alfred’s home plus a bridge session and prizes were awarded to Della Anderson and Lucile Alfred
Open house honors Mr and Mrs Carl C Hein at Stake Center after their Salt Lake Temple wedding October seventh. Parish house hosts St Pauls guild third annual art exhibit with paintings ceramics and photos, entries due November first for Basin artists.
Mrs Eve Ashton former president of the American Legion Auxiliary spoke to the Business and Professional Women's Club at Salt Lake City's Temple Square Seagull room. Mrs Welsh returned from Kamas and Provo while Mrs Jensen came back from Salt Lake after a stay there. Upcoming events include October stake activities with priesthood, legion, and tamale gatherings.
Miss Martine Twitchell, a Uintah High School junior active in clubs, announces her engagement to James R. Rees of Wyoming. The couple, connected to families in Rock Springs and State Highway Department circles, plan a future wedding date.
Blaine Murray Glyen was honored at a birthday dinner party at the Fritz Stewart home Saturday evening. A chicken dinner with trimmings and a birthday cake preceded games and festivities honoring Glyen.
Rental notices offer furnished apartments and rooms in Ogden area incl five room units and a garage rental. Classified items include a radiogram and Philco radio phonograph combo for sale. Hospital notes list patients at Uintah County Hospital and a birth announced for the Walkye couple.
Engagement announced for Mary Lou Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Roberts to Max A Blackham son of Mr and Mrs Earl Blackham of Moroni Utah. Nuptials planned for mid December at the Salt Lake Temple with both families confirming details.
Friday's football trip to Moab looms as the Utes prep for a night game. The Girls Jamboree Thursday night drew big crowds with mothers as guests and skits by big sister groups. Renee Henderson hosted, Jean Goodrich Pat Lee and Ann Wankler sang Charmaine. Janet Johnson performed dances as Connie Banks Gayla Stewart and Emma Lou Stewart tied for first. The Erie League honors go to officers Bhanlag Oxberraw Norlene Clark Jackie Sue. School dismissed early for census. deer hunting caused many absences.
Grace Southam and Ferris Gardiner exchange wedding vows at the Salt Lake Temple. A reception followed in the Naples recreation room with family and friends attending. The bride wore a white satin dress. the bouquet featured red roses and white carnations.
The Central PTA opens its year with a capacity crowd in the school library. President Ann King introduces new officers as Homer Robertson offers innovation. Officers include Mrs Gilbert Dennett as first vice president and Mrs LAL Tassamer as membership chair. The group plans a membership drive and announces the next meeting date December 7.
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