Monday, March 3, 2014

Charles and Crystal Lewis- 60th anniversary

Charles P Lewis was one of Birda's older brothers.
The following details Charles' 60 years of marriage to his wife, Crystal.
older Charlie and Crystal Lewis
From the personal albums of Patty Stewart 
Newspaper notice:
SOURCE: Vernal Express 1972, Jun 22, p.3
Found also in the personal albums of Dallas Workman
Newspaper notice transcribed:
60th Anniversary Celebrated by Vernal Residents
The children of Charles and Crystal Lewis; Mrs. R.D. (Lenore) Nielson, Ret. Lt. Col. Charles Howard Lewis, and Mrs. Max (Patricia) Stewart, will celebrate their parents' 80th birthdays and 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Lewis home, 262 South Second West, June 24 from 6 to 9 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited.  No gifts please.

Birthday/Anniversary party notice:
SOURCE: Vernal Express 1972, Jun 29, p.B5
Found in personal albums of Patty Stewart
Birthday/Anniversary party notice transcribed:
109 Guests Attend Birthday-Anniversary Celebration June 24
Mr. And Mrs. Charles P. Lewis celebrated their birthday-anniversary June 24.  They greeted 109 guests.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have worked in public and church works; Mr. Lewis was chorister in Glines Ward and 2nd Ward MIA, was scoutmaster of troop 232 Vernal 2nd Ward for several years when the troop earned the most awards of any troop in Uintah District.  He taught school 37 years, 22 of which were at Uintah High School where he taught art and other subjects.
One year at the University of Utah he was first trumpet in the University band.  He was leader of Uintah High School Band for two years and Vernal band for several years, was president of American Association of Retired Persons for five years and at present is a member of the Council on Aging.
Crystal P. Lewis taught school 15 years, was county librarian six years.  She taught LDS Sunday School 35 years.  She was class leader in both stake and ward Relief Society, taught Primary and MIA in Hawatha for two years.  She has been secretary of Sunday School, MIA, Relief Society and is now secretary of the AARP chapter 368.
She has held many offices in Daughters of Utah Pioneers, both in county and local camp since first organized.  At present, she is historian of Camp Vernal.  She has written about 20 individual histories or biographies of relatives and friends now on file at Salt Lake City Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis are parents of three children, Lenore Nielson, Charles Howard Lewis and Pat Stewart.  They have 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
*Spelling corrected wherein I was aware.

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