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Show inurbuoyi w, . ' NEIGHBORHOOD SEWING Mrs Flyd Labrum entertained members and guests of Neighborhood Neigh-borhood Sewing club at a delightful de-lightful party at her home on September 26. Bouquets of asters formed a striking background for the dessert des-sert luncheon which was served to eleven guests. PARTY HONORS JACK BACON The Frontier Grill was a popular pop-ular setting for parties this week, and adding their names to the list of hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lyman, when they entertained in compliment to Jack Bacon, who left Monday to enlist in the navy. A miniature battle ship in blue yellow and white frosting made a pert setting on a blue and white frosted cake, and formed a clever centerpiece for the supper enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. t TvTlon Mr and Mrs. Llovd Nelson, Jack Harmston, Joyce Rogers, Merlyn Reynolds, Nor-ita Nor-ita Robins, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Syl-van Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Page, David Alexander, Beverly White and ' the guest of honor. v Dancing was enjoyed, follow-ing follow-ing supper, DEPARTING PENNEY EMPLOYEES HONORED Three J. C. Penney Co. employees, employ-ees, Jack Bacon, who left Monday Mon-day for service with the navy, and Colleen Alexander and Bar-bee Bar-bee White, who will be October brides were honored guests at a farewell party staged Fridays evening, September 29, at the Frontier Grill. . J C. Penney employees and their partners who gathered to extend best wishes to the threesome three-some were Mr. and Mrs E. J. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Veml Johnson John-son Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Scholes, Mr and Mrs. Verlan Labrum, Mrs. Harry Sprouse, Miss Leila Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Luke Miss Melba Richman, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gingell and Miss Donna Todd. A delicious dinner was served, after which Bingo provided gay ! entertainment. Gifts were presented pre-sented to each of the honored guests. i ANNOUNCES BETROTHAL Mr and Mrs. Bruce Fitzgerald, Fitzger-ald, Roosevelt, announces the engagement en-gagement of their daughter, Wil-ma Wil-ma Brundage, to Danny Beeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adwin Beeler, Bee-ler, of Salt Lake , City, former Roosevelt residents. A definite date for the wedding wed-ding has not been set. CONTRACT CLUB One of the week's most interesting in-teresting social affairs was the bridge-dinner Saturday evening at the Frontier Grill at which Mr and Mrs, Axel Birch enter, tained members of the Contract Con-tract club. An artistic arrangement of red roses centered the dining table, where covers were laid for Mr and Mrs. Lester Mullins, Mr and Mrs. Fred Ferron. Mr and Mrs. Paul Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Orser, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlin, Mrs. Sam Weiss Mrs. Howard Harrison, Mrs Wayne Malin, Bob Ferron, Wm. H. Ruppel, and Ray Jor- d3The prize was won by Mr. and Mrs- piamberHn. UINTAH BASIN PICNIC SET IN CALIFORNIA Former Uintah Basin residents resi-dents who now call California their home, or those from this , area who might be visiting-' in the vicinity of South Gate, Cal-ifornia, Cal-ifornia, on Sunday, Oct. 15, are invited to attend the Uintah Basin Picnic, at South Gate Park. According to Mrs. May Denne-meyer Denne-meyer and Lyman Thompson, all' picnickes are requested to bring their own lunch and enjoy en-joy a visit with old friends and make new ones. BRIDGETTE All of the colors of the fall season were portrayed in tne decorations at the Pearl Moysh residence Thursday evening, when Mrs. Mont Killian extended extend-ed hospitality to members of Bridgette club. A tasty dessert luncheon. served against a background or. brightly colored fall flowers, was enjoyed by seven guests. Two tables were arranged for bridge, following luncheon. Prize's Priz-e's were won by Mrs. Steve Bel-Ion, Bel-Ion, Mrs. Clem Labrum, and Mrs. Johnnie Cook. ! TUESDAY BRIDGE Red roses and mixed fall garden gar-den flowers lent their charm to the decorative theme when Mrs. Howard Harrison entertained members of her bridge club Tuesday evening. A dessert luncheon was featured,- with, covers laid for sixteen guests. Four tables were arranged for bridge following luncheon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Wilkins, Mrs. Axel Birch, Mrs. J. V. McLea, Mrs. Paul String-ham String-ham and Mrs. Irene Fretwell. THOUGHT AND THIMBLE Arrangements of asters and other fall flowers added beauty to the Harold Dillman residence' Tuesday evening when Mrs. Dillman entertained members of Thought and Thimble club. A two-course luncheon was enjoyed by six guests. The young couple were united in marriage in a ceremony performed per-formed September 29 in Aztec, New Mexico. The new Mrs. Snyder graduated gradu-ated from Alterra high school in 1949 and following her grad ation was emplovo,) "" evelt hotel. yedaMheP - Mr. Snyder ra, Roosevelt high 8S & fc, . I The young coupj ' '5 i i their horneJnE(1nar '1 tef 1 |
