| Show Double Open house Held in Glines For Vernal Newlywed Couples A double Open House was held In the Glines Ward Chapel January 20 for lor two tJ couples Mr and Mrs George Searle and Mr and Mrs Miles Searle George Searle and hIs bride the Ule former Bonnie DonnIe Brashear daughter of Mr and Mrs RIchard Brashear Lusk WyomIng were mar mar- married ried January 13 In LaramIe WyomIng Miles searle and Nellie Mohar daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mohar Montana were marrIed December 9 in Elko Nevada Both DoUl grooms are sons of Mr and Mrs Ray Hay Searle The brides both chose wool suIts for lor the open house Mrs Mrs a tur tur- turquoise George Searl wore suit and a orchid corsage and Mrs Miles Searle wore a beIge wool knit suIt and an orchid corsage Neither of the brIdes mothers were able to attend the open house In the receive ing line were the parents ot of the grooms and one of the tho brides bride's sisters and her hus- hus husband husband band Mr and Mrs Ted Jen Jen- Jenkins kins The mother of the Ule grooms wore a wInter whIte wool suit and a corsage of pInk carnations and rosebuds Mrs JenkIns wore a beige wool suit and a pink carnation and rosebud corsage Ushers were Larry Searle PhillIp Hatch William Hefley and Ferrel Glines In charge of the Ule guest book booc was Kath Kath- Kathleen leen Jeen Hefley In the gift room were Maryl Whittaker Shar Shar- Sharon on Kelly and LuAnne Searle Scarle The serving ser ing was conducted by Teddy McKeachnie Fran Fran- Francis Francis cis Feltch LInda PIerce and Laura Searle Helping in the kitchen were Mrs Betty hemn Heln and Mrs James FIsher The program consisted of two musical numbers sung by byRance byRance Rance and Sonja Searle and organ musIc throughout the evening played by Larry Bat Bat- Batty ty The chapel was decorated with baskets of pInk and white snapdragons and roses Special out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Ferrel Glines Kaysville and Mr and Mrs ChrIs Jorgensen PrIce Mr and Mrs George Searle plan to make theIr home in inVernal inVernal Vernal and Mrs and Mrs Miles MUes Searle will live In Ogden MERRY MRS CLUB Members of the Merry Mrs Club met at the home of Mrs Valda Gentry February 7 with Mrs Fae and Mrs Janet Wallis as hostesses co-hostesses Club Collect was gIven by Mrs ElaIne Hall TIle The program for lor the even even- evening Ing was the clubs club's own ex ex- ex exchange change program presented by Mrs Janet Wallis She gave a talk on fun with color A short busIness meeting was conducted by Mrs Elean Elean- Eleanor or Marshall Home prepared ness was given by Mrs Alta WInward Mrs WInward dIs- dIs dIscussed discussed cussed the fIrst aid kit how howIt howit It works and the role It plays In the home as well as other places Mrs Crystal Anderson ex- ex explained ex to the members about the nylon drive for the Japan ese War Widows and the many articles Japanese make from the old nylons sent to them by the club lub She also announced ed that members are to bring their old nylons to the next p meeting and the donor of the most most nylons will wUl be awarded a prize were served to 17 members and one guest Mrs Barclay Gardner The next meeting will be Wednes day at the home of Mrs Glen Glen- Glenna Glenna na Huff Buff CULTURAL ARTS CLUB Eva Haws entertaIned members of the Cultural Arts I Club Wednesday February 7 at her home A lovely luncheon was ser ved to the 19 members pres- pres present present ent by the Ule hostess Hope presented a program on Ceramics The next meeting will be Wednesday February 21 at atthe atthe the home of Isabelle Johnson III III III III FIREMAN AUXILIARY The FIreman Auxiliary held Its monthly meeting at the home of Rose Mon Mon- Monday day nIght of lat last week The evening In working on favors for lor the coming SprIng Convention to be held In June Refreshments were served to ten members III III III CENTRAL SCHOOL PTA The anniversary of the founding of the National Con Con- Congress gress of Parents and Teachers Teacher will be recognIzed at the Cen Cen- Cen Central School PTA Founders Founder's Day meeting February 19 at in 11 the Central School Library There will be reo re- refreshments and a program CONGRATULATIONS Mr and Mrs Lewis W DanIels boy Feb 6 Mr und and Mrs Larry A Brig Bris- Bristol tol tal boy Feb 7 Mr and Mrs Duane W Holmes bo boy Feb 7 Mr and Mrs David I L Wal- Wal Walraven raven gIrl Feb 8 Mr and Mrs Martin K Campbell boy Feb 8 6 Mr and Mrs Allan J boy Feb 9 Mr 11 and Mrs Ken R Lind And boy Feb 9 Mr lr and Mrs Floyd L Tul lis boy Feb 9 Mr and Mrs Gareth M Spencer boy Feb 9 Mr and Mrs Ted boy Feb 10 Mr and Mrs Carl Ross boy Feb 11 PROGRESSIVE ARTS CLUB Signs of the Times from a religious point of view was the subject of a talk given by La- La LaMond LaMond Mond Tullis to members of the ProgressIve Arts Club February 7 at the home of Mrs RIchard Ufford FollowIng the talk an in- in interesting In dIscussion on the missIonary program was participated d in by the memo mem- members bers bels and one guest Mrs Kathryn Gotfredson Mrs Art acted as hostess co-hostess The busl busi- business ness meeting was conducted by Mrs Dellis Merrill Morrill vice president Refreshments were served and Mrs Darrell Mer Mer- Mer Merrell rell was welcomed as a new member The members agreed to sup sup- support support port the Mother of the Year chosen and to honor a mother at one of their future meetings Mrs Don Walker is chairman of this commIttee The next meeting will wUl bo be a Valentine dinner party In the Vernal inal 3rd Ward scout room Yf I February 21 at t f Ys 1 J r J Jy y 3 1 d il r di UI yr rk aab e r t tl t te ti tr trA A i Jw f it I t d Id Jk t illy c i FEBRUARY WEDDING Married In Cody Wyoming February 1 were the former Miss Mis Sally Speer and Jack MoSt Mott |
