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Show T 2 tudj and Carbon will begin uses will m the older at 4:00 p m. Mixed" start at 4 40 P- m., with Wellington, Spring Canyon, Price and Carbon listed , competitors. At 5:30 p. m., girls' trios will take over the spotlight, Helper to lead in .,.ans all outstanding by South Emery, Latuda the fields. wljl judge ,resiU the regional music les Spring Canyon and Carbon. Only double mixed quartet, events n according High, will be heard at 6.30 p. m Airman of judges. art the famed Harding school's orchestra will piay Sdirector ol band, will at 6:45 p. m. followed at 7:00 by"the Robed uierS.ty band,. Judging the Price Junior High orchestra and at 7:15 by Carbon's orchestra. "".il'be Captain Alvin Sessions de Warrant Otticer i Bof Lt bandmaster at Fort a.-- E S U X - A D V O C A PRICE T E C T A II GRAND JUNCTION SHOWS GROWTH, NEXT COURT TERM CENSUS REVEALS IN CARBON COUNTY PACE ELEVEN Carbon (Collette News At a banquet of the Womens AthNew Testament The Gland Junction, our good neighbor letic association last Monday evening, class at the L. D. S. seminary had a to the WILL MAY sh)wed a population m-Marjorie Ratliff was introduced as party on April 24. Refreshments o? ,thln lts corPtuate boundar- next years president of the club, were served. Cent- as comPured with Cai-boo o mS',4 o o the Names On The fourth-perio- d according to the 1940 Include Twenty-Fou- r class in dramatic Dr. S. W. Fennemore lectured to census s prehmmar y estimate as arts presented a one-a- ct Jury List, According To comedy, All the 9:00 and 10:00 oclock physiology la!t week, the Junc- the Horrors of Home, in the L. D. S. classes one day last week on the subCalendar Report Sentlnel lepoited. tabernacle last Friday evening, The Western Slope ject of tuberculosis. newspaper exo o o o plained that Court calendar for second while term the the Jl Rfou for ure unknowns in does A was of Testing committee not began district court for Carbon county, recently appointI1 ln the Apie the large total expected, it should scheduled to commence on Tuesday, the high school chemistry classes on ed by President Elden B. Sessions LeopoW )wPna, be b(irne n mind that this Instructor J. W. Bingham and E. M. Williams, band director, to Monday. figure does May 14, at 2 00 p. m., Judge George distributed vials Summerhays and Give auditor. Margaret include containing various investigate the possibility of musical Christensen the ,not announced w'as Hiss presiding, ' fringe teiritory just both connectClH solutions. Each student is required to instruction for college students. The vvtHk the Donald court llmitstimeithis Clty Hacking, B' 4 the lt'tMde illy. s Tk& KehvSal music department is enumerated, it is he- - clerk to include six criminal cases make a number of tests and report on committee members are Helen Stap-le- y, rfW university will be edfofg the chemical composition of the malived Louise Hills, Donald Giacoletto that some 16,000 to 17,000 per-- I ers o """uculmuncdompcli- in terial vial the to him. and n6 finali? Acord. on Keith assigned and KiWtinis ,f gi will stns be lidd represented 3 Ch2i; J. V. Hillabrant of Wat- until j HIIMtmiMMtimilllUlimillltMKMtKtMilHUmMtUtlHMIUllllUHUNitnifMMMINiniiillMlMHUMMlWMHtNIIIIIitMUOMtUllUiminiNIIMtlNItMHHmiUUIUHMniHNMMM Tokl Saturday at 7:00 in beginning evening, population the o 30ns. lame r' ineorporat-Peirce of Kenilworth clock, will include a new feature Jed boundaries was OPrOSE PATMAN BILL, NOW Mrs. L. p One woman appearing before the of Price given as 1 415 nn? tC Bden B. Sessions 0f Uith 1930 the BEFORE COMMITTEE ltha Ja' as representative of IN HOUSE nounced. this including 24 names as Woodwinds will Idh ylTrJuQ Presenta!r li iud-piano. more than ,of B. Don follows: Jewkes, Kenilworth; Steen, private five hundred 6,000 District of Columbia women, musicians taking part, Rulon S. Rich, Wellington; Walter J. band Of interest locally to consumers said the bill would of Grand Junction, these to be divided put an end to a Jjf&Ktor into two groups. FRIC E YOUTH ACCEPTED Feter Munson. Hia- and business people is the report that concert Abbott, Helper; Junior high groups will play two of distribution which justifies Colorado. n the BY HONORARY SOCIETY watha: Grant Mower, Spring Can- the National Grange, organization of system prominent Salt Lake marches by Bennett, the John Rosell, its survival Festivity by economy of operation E. KenilDavid 36 in yon; fanners 800,000 Wycherley, states, and repleader and private March, and the orchestra Military Escort. vs7 M. to consumers. win Rex of low and houseresentatives the worth; American Roy J Andrews, Price; prices will judge saxophones. Price, a candi-eoSenior bands will play Our Di-'- o I'111.1511a. ."Tfor gracuation Mathis, Price; Arthur Dalpiaz, Hel- wife joined this week in a growing of music at rector high m,j director Sristensen, at dw 1940 n by Bigelow and The Thun-t- e s by: & TOURIST REGISTERING books mencement exercises next June at per; Loyal H. Norton, Wellington; attack on the Patman chain store bill, Khool. and E B. Terry. derer by Sousa. loab Harold W. Gentry, Sweets Mine; Les now in hearing before a house be purchased at The Utah may State Lincoln High Agricultural college, has inector at The choruses lb fine will HelHome Albert on Price; sing Ricci, office. ODriscoll, brass been elected into the national sehol judge the the Range, Loves Old Sweet Song, 'Sb sch& per; Thomas S. Johnson, Price. K "Loch from Lomond" "Dixie," Ph' and Terry McGowan, Consumers; W. D. "God will The students selected were eligEditing strings and orchestras Bless America. Wilson, Standardville; J. B. Huntsof ible director for into the national membership Steven L. Lundquist, J. D. Critchlow, Price; ontest man, Peerless; Announcement of school. winners in the organization through their achieveat North Emery High Aill be various music festival competitions ment of the highest scholastic aver- James Liddell, Price; Marcel Jeansel-m- e. Price; Hazelton J. Nelson, Frice; nation, will be made by members of the com- age in their particular schools during tona br Arrange mittee in charge. the entire four years of their college Mrs. Marie Villard, Price; J. C. BaldSilas A. Ross, Castle win, rpreta; For Vocal Ray Walters, secretary of the In- careers. All seven schools of the cam- Gate; Wellington; O. B. Bunnel, Helper. and stage termountain Music Festival, is in pus are represented. T Will Wilcox To Appear Ralph, a senior in the school of arts orchestras will charge of the arrangements for this Vocal groups and Truman Wilcox, Hiawatha, charged and sciences, is an Aggie student body auditorium stage event which annually thrills spectataie over the civic with appt involuntary manslaughter in the favorite. Besides an enviable bands ors the and performers alike because of making afternoon when Friday the of Niels Nieltraffic accident death its brilliance and color in the night scholastic record, he has a long list wind up their program for the day. iration on highway No. 10 Castle Dale, sen, of activities among setting of Kiwanis field. Girls choiuses, with Helper. for gr which are his membership in Blue south of Price on the evening of JanA. is slated to appear during the Key, mens collegiate service organ- uary 12, Bait court term, the calendar listspring ization. and in Scabbard and Blade, national organization of R. O. T. C. ing shows. Also listed to appear is NOTICE Frank Flores, Price, charged with asofficers. He is a graduate of Carbon High sault with a deadly weapon upon City Patrolman William McIntyre. school. NEW LINE OF SEE OUR The other criminal division cases FOR MADE-TO-SPRINare: SAMPLES Jack McLendon, charged with JAYCEES TO MEET in the second degree; Andy burglary SUITS. MEASURE Regular meeting of with a traffic violathe Price Junior Chamber of Com- Strauss, charged John Lupo and Victor AND tion; Martelle, COLORS NEWEST leceba merce will be held next Tuesday, Vito Radio, accused of a liquor law 8:00 m. in com;;. at the p. city hall, May 7, WEAVES. SATISFACTION violation; and T. G. Rowland, chargs reports Reid Allred, president. ed with violating a Price ordinance, GUARANTEED BY THIS LINE recent new trial on his appeal from a justice DESTROY MARBLE MACHINE wtwr -- ONE OF THE BEST IN court conviction and fine. fest maThe horseracing marble slot st Come In and Have AMERICA chine, seized last week from the Columbia confectionery, A Look. operated by ertfc: Charles Georgides, was ordered deBe ctor: J stroyed by Justice of the Peace J. W. While Wilkj Hammond on Monday. The machine Special concert of outstanding conBEST THE yielded $1.25. It was seized last week ONE SERVICE test numbers selected from among all n, h order an office upon by the sheriffs Larp E. B. Harrison, special of the entries will be presented besecured by MENS at 8:15 p. m. Friday, this to He, it. representative of the state attorney ginning old I be the only event for which an adMENS office. generals lams-mission charge will be made. OPEN u. 14 - fS Massed Performers Will Saturday Finale Program - f 1S c - Sun-Advoc- T0 PRICE Program Groups FOR THE BIG t extra-curricul- ar Y PEOPLE G ?Sigg. semi-month- ly Special Concert To Tomorrow Night Volume of Business Continues : JlL Walter n, f REPLACED BUTTONS Olse Cho. Me - 20 These ADAy PER CENT REDUCTION ON LADIES GARMENTS All Repairing Extra Charge idea. dr FREE Prices Are CASH On Delivery. If Charged Yon the Regular Price. CALLED FOR It Carbon Highs band will make its contest appearance for concert work on the program. Other numbers have not been arranged as yet. f PROFESSIONAL WiU Cost Dr. F. V. COLOMBO Physician and Surgeon 15 S. Carbon Ave. Office nours: 11 A-- M- - to 1:00 P. 1VL 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. Phones: Residence, 459; Office, 466 DELIVERED AND fclr.or- EagE.' 'aagr amplt i ACME CLEANERS & TAILORS w. F. MYERS, PHONE 237 17 Lgri wifkCL Owner E. Main St. o ly) SUITS Cleaned & pressed $1.00 50c SUITS Pressed MENS PANTS Cleaned & pressed 50c 25c MENS PANTS Pressed hilarious Price, Utah Stt. ,Jr Dr. J. C. Hubbard Tact. Physician and Surgeon intormahve PAGE. Office Hours, 2 to 5 p. m. Phone 246-- J, Residence 234, Eastern 9 Utah Electric Building, Price, Utah Biyut ves B. L. DART raw at law attorney Phone 657 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Price THURSDAY -- FRIDAY -- SATURDAY MAY 2 3 & 4 ITS .... .... :- -: F. W. KELLER and T. N. JENSEN Attorneys and Counsellors At Law Price, Utah We are moving to our new location in our new building at 90 No. 2nd West, in Price, on Monday, May 6. This new location is immediately in the FRANK B. HANSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Rooms 1 and 2 Silvagni Building Phone Price 397 RULON DOWNARD BONDED AND LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 424 South 1st West rear of the Mutual Lumber Co. Phone Price 460 MODES Phone Price, Utah 158 Mitchell Funeral Home Phone Price 300 Dick Mitchell, Embalmer and Funeral Director For MILK WHITE FEEDS, EGGS & POULTRY See or Phone Us UTAH POULTRY PRODUCERS 90 N. 2nd West Price ASSfi J. W. POTTER Professional Radio Service Price Phone 55 Eastern Utah Eiectric H (A DR. StanfordW. Fennemore Phone 396 All Good Clean Entertaining Fun Bring the Kiddies ? IHMes 31 MERRY-G0-R0U- ND FERRIS WHEEL ROLLAPLANE OCTOPUS MIX-U- LICENSED EMBALMERS A. N. Wallace, Mgr. 47 No. 1st East Physician and Surgeon Silvagni Building Office Phone 31 Residence Phone 675 Office Hours 2 to 5 p. m. :- (Sm&miivai Wallace Mortuary memWe will be happy to greet all of our old bers and customers in our new home and extend home. an invitation to everyone to visit us in our new CO-O- P. A ROYAL TOtUKI G. A. GREENWOOD Professional Radio Servicing. Work Pick-u- p and Guaranteed Phone 357. 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