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Show jHiSTOBicai ; soasiyj Sisters lives reviewed . ' ' , v j h ' : i - At the turn of the century Centerville had its own "Gibson Girls" when the four charming Campbell sisters moved inta town from Beaver, Utah in 1902. These young ladies, Laura, Janet (Net), Florence (Floss), and Nellie (Nell) caused many a young swain's ' , heart to flutter. AUmaniedweU and reai outstanding families. . In the May meeting of the Centerville Historical Society, their lives will be reviewed by their children and grandchildren. Among those taking part will be thrice-elected. Governor of Utah Xalvin -Rampton and Richard Roberts, head of the Department of History at Weber State College. - ; ; 1 ' . ' : You are sure to be enthralled to, learn of this romantic period in the history of Centerville and the lives and activities of the young folks of that era. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 17 in , the Centerville City Hall, v . "'Gibson Girl: "An idealization of the American girl of the 1980's , as portrayed by Charles Dana Gibson, noted U.S. illustrator and painter." , - - ; . . ; " |
