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Show Vernal ExpressAdvertiser 1 7 Wednesdoy, August 27, 1986 Progressive Arts Progressive Arts club held their annual an-nual summer picnic with their husbands Wednesday, Aug. 20 at the Josie Morris ranch. " Roast beef on homemade buns and trimmings were served to the 37 present. pre-sent. Hostesses for the evening were the new officers for the coming year: Beth Sweatfield, president; Leah Hamson, vice president; Amy Pope, secretary; Mary Goodrich, reporter-historian reporter-historian and Lois Erickson, parliamentarian. Beth Sweatfield gave a summary of Josie Morris' life from the book, "The Bassett Women." Beth then introduced introduc-ed Ralph Chew, a guest. He related interesting in-teresting and colorful experiences he had in knowing and associating with Josie over a period of years. Progressive Arts club will hold an opening social for the year Oct. 1. Dinah Sams The Dinah Sams met for a three-day campout Aug. 22-24 at the Range Study Area. Hosts were Vivian and Dean Voorhies, and Allen and Marva Voorhies. Nineteen members and six guests, Isobel and Paul Batty, Clara Price, Bill Schaefermeyer of California and Mabel and Lemar Jones from Price, were present. Peach Days Tag-Along will be held at Brigham City, Utah on Sept. 4-7. All Sams are invited to attend. Election of officers for the coming year were held. New officers are Claudius Banks, president; Vivian Voorhies, vice president; Fred Washburn, secretary-treasurer and Henry Schaefermeyer, legislative representative. The September meeting will be held earlier than planned. A trip to Browns Park is in progress. Virginia and David Brown and Fred and Theda Washburn will be hosts. Golden Age Activities By Maxine Clark We had a nice day at the center on Monday. We were entertained with some musical numbers by Rhondal and Irene Shaw from Louisburg, Mo. They are guests of the Nile Ainges. Also visiting were Edith and Ralph Sharpies of Roosevelt, Edna Palmer and Glenice Palmer were visiting with Delma Long. Also, it was blood pressure day. Dean Merkley is home from the hospital and is improving nicely. He would sure welcome visitors. Hurry and get well, Dean. The winner at bingo on Tuesday was Lorna Holmes with five games. In second se-cond place were Evelyn Crenshaw and Meg Goodrun with three games each. Eva and John Merrill from Lake Montezuma, Ariz., have been visiting a week with Paul and Ada Murray. The dance Friday night at the Golden Age Ballroom was great. It was enjoyed by a large crowd. Happy birthday was sung to Terry Barker. Ice cream and cake were furnished by Alene and Terry. Kay Bullock played the piano with the orchestra, which was real good music. There was a large group attended the dance in Roosevelt Tuesday night. Also, some of the dance group attended at-tended the wedding dance in Upoint Saturday night for Erse! and Tliurta Sprou.se. It was an enjoyable evening. Congratulations, Ersel and Thurxa. There will be a picnic to Spirit Lake on Thursday, Aug, 28. We will leave the Center at 10 a.m. It will be poiluck and bring your own dishes. Gene and Lit Welst will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday, Aug, 30 at the Diamond I till from 4 to I p.m. Everyone welcome. No gifu, please. One was with the Vernal Volunterr Fire Ivpartmcnl for 42 jeart and as a dealer lor International Harvester for 40 years. There will be no dinner served en Monday, Srpl. 1, The Center will be closed (or Labor l)a)p. We w ill be hafpy to bave you back with us. LjU. We sure mi.M you. We wnd our love end best wishes to Merle WUkins ami Verita Muff ay who itr ill The clrcttofl I feffirrri uf the I'm-lah I'm-lah Club w ill be held on Wednesday, Sq.l. 3. ths must be paid to Vole, tIr ase frrwf, come wt Id vote. Ladies Petroleum The first meeting of the Ladies Petroleum Club will be held Sept. 3 at the Dinaland Country Club with a social hour beginning at 6 : 30 p.m. and dinner at 7: 30 p.m. A meeting and program pro-gram will follow. For reservations call 789-0215. Diane Chamberlain, the 1985 scholarship recipient, will be sharing her university experiences with us. All ladies who are affiliated with the energy industry are invited to the monthly meetings. The purpose of the club is to raise money which goes to a scholarship for senior girls. For more information contact Gerry Staley at 789-5390. Flag displayed in State-County complex s The last flag to fly over the old Uintah Uin-tah County Courthouse has been framed and will be hung in the new State-County Building. The flag, which now belongs to Doris Morrill, was rescued by Glade Southam when the old courthouse was destroyed in 1959. He made a gift of it to Doris because he felt she could use it in her classroom teaching. The Progressive Arts Club formed a committee including Doris and her fellow club member, Cleone Merkley, who had the flag framed and made the arrangements for its display in the foyer of the building as a club project. A plaque containing information on the flag was furnished by Norma Adams of Adams Jewelry and engraved by Layne Hadlock. It will be with the flag in the display. Doris said instructions have been given to the county that if the flag is ever removed, it is to be returned to the Morrill family. l s" i- R8Bm.i 4IM -tSW ' k 4y , r I " " ' " " m DORIS MORRILL proudly presents her flag to be hung in the State-County Building to commissioner Bryce Caldwell. Cleone Merkely of the Progressive Arts Club was on hand for the presentation. 5 LOW PRICES SUPER SERVICE EASY LAY-A-WAY 25 OFF GIRLS TWILL PANTS Stylish pants In a variety of colors. Made of a cotton blend. Sizes: 4-14 REG. 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