Birth

 

 

Newspaper Articles

Newpaper articles mentioning Jalaine Albiston Robbins.

1938

The Herald Journal * 22 Apr 1938

Mrs. E. M. Hicken and daughters entertained at an Easter party Saturday evening for their son and brother Hugh. A buffet supper was served and an evening of games enjoyed by the following. Jacqueline and Norma Kershaw, Duane Murray, Lyle Anderson, Barbara Bair, Marva Johnson, Ruth Louise Stoddard, Constance Christofferson, JaLaine Albiston, Spencer Lawrence, Babbie Bullen and Hugh Hicken. Jacqueline Kershaw was the prize winner of a balloon race and Bobbie Bullien of the Easter egg hunt.

1939

The Herald Journal * 12 Apr 1939

The Richmond ward Primary gave a very creditable presentation of the operetta, Happy Hearts, at the tabernacle Friday evening. Over 100 hundred children participated. The cast of characters included Jed Lewis, Carol Carlson, Robert Hutchinson, Ruth Galbraith, Gerald Blair, Bobby Bullen, Renee Skidmore, Ruth Louise Stoddard, Pat Hendricks, Julaine Albiston, Dalline Anderson, Dotty McGavin, and Jalaine Blair, assisted by jesters, couriers, raindrops, flowers, vegetables, rabbits, wideawakes, bees, and rainbow. With the superintendency, Mrs. Jennie Thompson, Mrs. Amy Bair, Mrs. Letha Burbank and Mrs. Libbie Woodland, those directing the opera were Mrs. Hattie Hall, director, Mrs. Maud Merrill, Chorister, Mrs...

 

Deseret News, Saturday, November 18, 1939
Akron Beacon Journal, Sunday, November 19, 1939
The Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, North Carolina), 19 Nov 1939

Jalaine Albiston, Richmond, Utah (12) - Boysngals, 12-to14, write

1940

The Herald Journal * 26 Mar 1940

The Richmond Park school will present the operetta, "It Happened in Holland," at the Community Hall April 4, under the direction of Miss Lucille Fife and Miss Evelyn Webb. The cast of characters include, Marva Johnson, Dan Stoddard, Harlan Pulsipher, Jed Lewis, Jacqueline Allen, LaWana Brown, Ruth Louise Stoddard, JaLaine Albiston, Doyle Carlson, and a chorus consisting of the grammer brades of the school. Louise McCarrey is accompanist.

1943

The Herald Journal * 28 Apr 1943

Birthday Party Honors Miss Bybee

Mrs. Amasa Bybee of Lewiston entertained Saturday evening in honor of her daughter Betty, who was observing her birthday anniversary. Luncheon was served and the remainder of the evening was spent playing games. Present were: Nell Taggart, Colleen Poulsen, Clarice Thomson, Jeffie Leavitt, Margaret Bergeson, Irene Wheeler of Lewiston; Sarah Johnson and Jalaine Albiston of Richmond; Ann May Claypool, Gloria Douglas, Gladys Gittens of Smithfield and the guest of honor.

1945

The Herald Journal * 10 Mar 1945

The MIA of the two Richmond wards held their annual gold and green ball at the community hall on Tuesday night. Jalaine Albiston and Merlene Smith reigned as queens. Their attendants were Barbara Bair and Ruth Galbraith, and Margene Anderson and Lael Nelson.

The Herald Journal * 12 May 1945

North Cache Seminary To Hold Rites

North Cache high school seminary graduation exercises will be held in Benson stake tabernacle, Richmond, Tuesday evening at 8:15, it was announced today by E.M. Hicken, principal. The program, to which the public is invited, will be presented by granduating studens, with addresses as follows: "A Beacon on a Hill," Rex Spackman; "Faith Finds the Way," Anna Mae Claypool; "Power to Keep to the Course," Sherwin Buttars; "Walking in the light," Mildred Salisbury. The North Cache string ensemble, directed by J.W. Pulsipher, will present music, as will a chorus of graduating girls, a brass quartet, a voacl trio, and a chorus of graduation boys. Principal Hicken will present the graduates, while W. Hazen Hillyard, president of Smithfield stake, will award diplomas. Prayers will be offered by Fern Condie and Walter Bybee. Music has been prepared under direction of S.D. Moore Jr, with student conductors being Ruth Louise Stoddard, Elene Eskelsen, Lanice Moore and Rex Spackman. Accompanists are Joan Smith, Halvor Hansen and Afton Daines. Following are candidates for graduation: Jalaine Albiston, Leora Allen, Afton Allsop, Jeanne Anderson, Norris Anderson, Ileen Andrew, Barbara Bair, Sherwin C Bair, (continued)

1949

The Salt Lake Tribune * 5 Jun 1949
Park Record * 9 Jun 1949

Richmond - Wedding bells will sound for Miss Bar Dee Bullen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Bullen and James Lewis Olsen of Park City, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Olsen, June 29. Vows will be spoken in Logan LDS temple. Honoring the newlyweds will be a reception at the Bullen home in Richmond. Mrs. Clea Hugie will attend as matron of honor. Miss Margaret Miller, Mis Ve Johnson, Miss Betty Spackman, Miss Ila Hendricks, Miss LuDean Burbank, Miss Shirley Spackman, Miss Jalaine Albiston and Miss Renee Skidmore will also attend. Robert Beall of Park City will be best man for Mr. Olsen. Mr. Olsen is now enrolled at University of Utah.

The Park Record * 9 Jun 1949

The Herald Journal * 30 Jul 1949

1950

Deseret News * 3 Jul 1950

Clarice Hamp Recites Vows in Temple

The marriage of Miss Clarice Hamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T Hamp of Richmond, Utah, to Eugene H. May, was solemnized Friday in impressive Salt Lake Temple rites performed by Pres. Charles R. Jones. Mr. May is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George E May, 378 Quince St, Salt Lake City. Immediately following the mid-morning marriage service, a wedding breakfast honored the couple in the gardens of the May home. Miss Florence Hamp, sister of the bride, was hostess. RECEPTION HELD. Friday evening a reception further honored the couple at the Ninteenth Ward meetinghouse. Ensemble worn by the bride was of white slipper satin, cut on classically simple lines with high neckline, long pointice sleeves, a sheath-like bodice and graceful, floor length skirt. Her sheer veil fell in scallops at fingertip length and was secured to a headpiece of imported Swiss lace. Her flowers were white carnations and stephanotis centered with an orchid. ATTENDANTS. Maid of honor to the bride was her sister, Miss Florence Hamp. Miss Mary Jean Benson and Miss Jalaine Albiston completed the bridal line. They wore gowns of matching design in soft colors of yellow, blue and pink and carried contrasting bouquets of carnations and roses. Flower girl was Carol Louise May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon May or Portland, Ore. Wilbur May assisted his brother as best man, while Ralph Ryon, William Jensen and Lawrence Layton ushered the guests. MOTHERS' GOWNS. At the evening reception, Mrs. Hamp, mother of the bride, wore a gown of dusty rose accented with carnation and gardenia corsage. Mother of the bridegroom was lovely in a turquoise gown, also with a gardenia and carnation corsage. For her wedding trip, the young bride wore a delicate chartreuse rayon gown with white accessories.ce Ha

1952

The Herald Journal * 12 Dec 1952

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robbins of Salt Lake City announce the arrival of a baby boy on Thursday, Nov. 27th. Mrs. Robbins was the former Jaline Albiston. This is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Albiston. Mr. and Mrs. Albiston and daughter, Mrs. Gary Larsen went to Salt Lake City on Sunday, Nov 30th to visit at the Robbins home. Mrs. Albiston stayed there to assist her daughter for a few days.

1953

Deseret News * 27 Nov 1953

Birthday Greetings to: Scott W Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W Robbins, 623 Coatsville Ave;

The Herald Journal * 16 Dec 1953

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Larsen of Provo, Utah and Mrs. Jalaine A. Robins and son of Salt Lake City, were visitors on Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Albiston. Shirley and her husband just recently returned from the marine base camp at Camp LeJune at North Carolina. He has been released from the army and will be employed at the Geneva Steel mills near Provo.

1954

Murray Eagle * 22 Jan 1954

Welcome to Kearns. Quite a number of new residents the year and we wish to extend have moved in since the first of them a hearty welcom to all Kearns activities. Lowell W. Robbins

1956

The Herald Journal * 7 Nov 1956

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robbins, Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with Mrs. Robbins parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Albiston.

1957

Salt Lake Tribune * 8 Aug 1957

COAST TRIP. Recently returned from a tour of Nevada and California are Mr. and Mrs. LW "Bud" Robbins of Kearns and his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. L W Robbins Jr of Provo. The foursome visited in Las Vegas, Nev.; Long Beach, Calif.; San Diego, Calif.; Disneyland and San Francisco. They traveled home via Reno, Nev.

Herald Journal * 13 Dec 1957

Guests over the holiday weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Albiston were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robbins and baby of Kearns and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Larsen and three children of Orem.

1958

Orem-Geneva Times * 6 Mar 1958

KEARNS, UTAH FAMILY MOVES TO OREM Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robbins and son Scott, 5 have moved to Orem from Kearns, Utah. Mr. Robbins is an agent for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. They are living at 327 East 1200 So.

Orem-Geneva Times * 6 Mar 1958

Orem Couples Attend Banquet
Metropolitan Life Insurance Companys honor banquet was held recently at Hotel Utah roof gardens. The purpose of the banquet was to honor agents from the Provo office because of their superior services rendered and all around accomplishments. The men were chosen out of 60 districts on the west coast. This is the first time a Utah District has won this honor. A large trophy was presented to the group of men and may be seen at the Provo office. Dr. Paul Gronemand and Dr. Doyle Cranney and their wives were honored guests. These two doctors are company examiners. Other couples attending from Orem are: Mr. and Mrs. Ferrin Goode, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Told, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gammett, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robbins and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shelton. Dancing was enjoyed after the banquet.

The Herald Journal - 14 Aug 1958

Weekend Guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robbins visited on the weekend with Mrs. Robbins' parents, Mr and Mrs Harold Albiston. The two couples left Monday morning for a vacation in Yellowstone park.

The Herald Journal * 15 Jun 1958

Helen Albiston and Clair L. Kidd were married in the Logan LDS Temple on April 25 by Presiden George Raymond. Helen's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Albiston of Richmond and Clair's are Mr and Mrs Garland H Kidd of Preson. The groom's parents were hosts at a wedding breakfast at the Bluebird. That evening the bride's parents gave a reception at the Benson Stake house in Richmond. Attending the bride were Mrs. Nancy Lundgreen, matron of honor, and bridesmaids, Janice Murray, Rose Marie Bullen,Merris Petersen, Sharon Albiston, Gloria Thompson, Mary Lee Pitcher, Kathlene Kidd and Marsh Kidd. BEST MAN. Jay T Cole was best man. Ushers were Bud Robbins and Daryl Workman. Grandmother of the groom, Mrs Myra Kidd was in the receiving line. The wedding cake was a git of the Holger M Sanders family of Richmond. Sisters of the bride, Mrs. Shirley Larsen and Mrs. Valaine Robbins assisted in the trousseau room. Mrs. Hugh Lene Workman, sister of the groom, registered the gueses. Others assisting were Bair, Karleen Murray, Diane Andrus, Karla Dobson, Valene Farnes, Marva Halverson, Myrna Cole and Jeanene Anderson. For going away the bride chose a tan suit with brown accessories. The couple honeymooned in Southern Utah and Las Vegas. They are now at home in Richmond.

Undated

Clair and Helen Kidd entertained with a two-day family party last Thursday and Friday. Holly and Ruby Albiston, Mrs Kidd's parents, her sisters and their families, Jolaine and Bud Robins of Salt Lake, Shirley and Gary Larsen of Orem and an aunt and uncle, Rhoda and Herbert Anderson.

 

 

Trousseau Tea

Mrs. Harold Albiston requests the pleasure of your presence at a trousseau tea given in honor of her daughter Jalaine Sunday, the eleventh of November nineteen hundred and fifty one three until six o'clock, p.m. at the home of Mrs. Roy Albiston Richmond, Utah

Guest Book

 

 

Wedding

762 8th Avenue. Jalaine lived upstairs with Mrs. Mae D Williams. Phil and Sharon lived in the downstairs apartment.

7/2/1951 - Met Bud coming upstairs from Sharon's to introduce himself

7/3/1951 - First Date. Left about 4:00 p.m. for Brighton, Utah with Dick and Carol Schmidt. We spent the night at Brighton - Dick and Carol sleeping in double beds, Bud sleeping in top of bunk bed, me sleeping in bottom. Next day spent hiking.

10/6/1951 - Engagement. Bud gave me ring before going to football game at University of Utah with Phil and Sharon.

11/11/1951 - Trousseau Tea at Richmond

11/17/1951 - Wedding Day - 762 8th Avenue, Mrs. Mae D. Williams home

• Lonnie Jarrell - Bridesmaid
• Phil Kearsley - Best man
• Bud's uncle, President Thomas Muir performed the ceremony

Guests:
Mr & Mrs Thom Doxey
Mr & Mrs Lloyd Watson
Mr & Mrs Willis Carlisle
Mr & Mrs Don Boman
Mr & Mrs Thomas Muir
Mr & Mrs Phil Kearsley
Mr & Mrs L.W. Robbins
Mr & Mrs Harold
Joe Kearsley
Renee Robbins
Shirley Albiston
Gary Larsen
Mary Reynolds
Lonnie Jarrell
Mable Waldron

11/17/1951 First Night - Nephi Utah motel

11/18/1951-1/24/1951 Honeymoon - Las Vegas, Nevada from Saturday to Thursday

Miss Albiston Is Bride of L.W. Robbins

Lowell W. Robbins claimed Miss Jalaine Albiston as his bride in nuptial rites solemnized Nov. 17 at thehome of Mrs. Mae D. Williams, 762 Eighth Ave. Pres. T.W. Muir of the Emigration Stake, uncle of the bride, officiated. The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Albiston of Richmond, Utah, chose to wear a ballerina-length gown of lace. Her sheer veil fell to finger tip length. White rose buds surrounded an orchid in the bridal bouquet. Miss Lonnie Jarrell was bidden to attend the bride. Duties of the best man were assumed by Phil Kearsley for the bridegroom, who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Robbins of Provo. The new Mrs. Robbins is a former student of Brigham Young University. The bridegroom, who is a graduate of the University of Utah, will make a home for his bride in Salt Lake City.

Renee & Don Bowman
Maureen & Willis Carlisle
Mable Waldron
Lonnie Jarrell (maid of honor)
Mary Reynolds
Von & Lloyd Watson
Eunice & Tom Doxey
Mrs. Mae Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Muir
Renee Robbins
Sharon & Phil Kearsley (best man)
Joe Kearsley
Shirley & Gary Larsen
Helen Albiston
Vea & Ray Albiston
Dick Robbins

 

 

Pregnancies

Hospital and Doctor Bills

Notes on the cord blood are important and relate to the stillborn Jalaine had in 1956. Since Jalaine's blood type was A- and Bud's A+, there was a possibility of Rh incompatibility if the baby had A+ blood type. Baby was A-.

The following article was saved by Jalaine. Dr. Hall was Jalaine's obstetrician.

 

 

Scott's Wedding

*Scott married Deborah Peters on 02/02/2002 in a private ceremony.

 

 

Jan's Wedding

Jan and Jim were married in Zion National Park at the Temple of Sinawava - across the Virgin river from the Altar and Pulpit rock pillars.

 

 

Medical

 

 

50th Anniversary and Party

 

 

Bud & Jalaine's 60th Anniversary

 

 

Bud's Death

Lowell Wesley "Bud" Robbins
1925-2014
Bud Robbins, 89, died April 18, 2014 in Salt Lake City, UT. Bud was born on Jan 13, 1925 in Ogden, UT to Vennetta Spencer & Lorenzo Wesley Robbins. He married Jalaine Albiston on November 17, 1951. Bud served in the US Marine Corps during WWII in the Pacific theater. He received a degree in Economics from the University of Utah and attended law school. He chose to work as a salesman in both insurance and pharmaceutical sales. Bud was a devoted family man. He was an accomplished skier, tennis player and golfer and sporting activities were always important to him. He was well read and loved to discuss a wide variety of topics with anyone. Bud is survived by his wife of 62 years, Jalaine; son Scott (Deb) and daughter Jan Long (Jim). Special thanks to Cornerstone Hospice for their care. No services. Online memorial and condolences: www.memorialwebsiteslegacy.com/BudRobbins

 

 

Jalaine's Death

Jalaine A. Robbins
1927-2017
Jalaine, age 90, passed away on September 28th, 2017 as a result of Alzheimer's. Born in Richmond, Utah on June 24th, 1927 to Melvin Harold "Holly" Albiston and Ruby Mendenhall Wilkinson. Raised in Richmond. Jalaine always loved her small town upbringing. She married Lowell Wesley (Bud) Robbins on November 17, 1951 in Salt Lake City. Marriage later solemnized in the Logan temple. Jalaine was a good sport, learning to ski, golf and play tennis with her sports crazy husband. She loved family and always had an open dorr for anyone to stay. She held many church positions and worked at the Church Office Building for many years. Survived by her son Scott (Deb) and daughter Jan Long (Jim). Preceeded in death by her husband Bud, sister Helen and parents. Thanks to staff at The Coventry, The Ridge, Pheasant Run and Cornerstone Hospice for their care. Graveside services on Saturday, September 30th at 2:30pm in the Richmond City Cemetery where Jalaine and Bud will be interred. Go to webmortuary.com to leave condolences. Go to jan-long.com/robbins for photo memorial.

 

 

Burial