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Show THE Thursday, July 26, 1951 Wellington Second Ward Choir Conducts Sacrament Mrs. Henery Members of the Wellington second ward youth choir conducted the program in sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Larry Wells took charge and the following numbers were presented: Talk, Why Study About the Church," by Miss LaRene Petersen; talk, "My Experiences in St. George," by Fred Van Wagoner; choir number, "Let Us Oft Speak Kind Words to Each Other; a talk, "Sunday Crops," by James Smith; talk, My Church and Army Experiences in San Antonio," by Edward Bitten, and choir number, Whos On the Lords Side, Who?" The closing prayer was given by Sharon Bigley. Tom Wells, William Bitten and Mrs. Beth Woodward assisted with the music. Choir members included Vard Wells, Larry Bigley, Jay Blackburn, Denny Branch, Anne Wells, Larry Thayn, Carolyn Hansen, Jean Burnett, Phyllis Garlick, Maxine Powell, Arlene Bradley, Renae Rich, Lavon Thomas, Willard Van Wagoner, Fred Van Wagoner, Lorraine Hansen, Sharon Bigley, Grace Draper, Patsy Wells, Joy Golding, Marilyn Mor-tensand Jannee Marshall. Larry Wilder was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints on Sunday and confirmed in sacramental meeting by his father, Bernard Wilder. en KILL ATHLETES FOOT BEST SELLER Says Kelleys Price Drug Co. HERES THE REASON. The germ grows deeply. You must REACH it to KILL it. containing 90 percent alcohol, PENETRATES. Reaches more germs. Your 40c back from any druggist if not pleased IN ONE HOUR. T-4- -L L, U. S. Rock Wool Guaranteed Work FREE ESTIMATES CALL 494 Wallace G. Grange Price, Utah PHONE Scorzatto is home after spending some time in Salt Lake City taking medical treatments. Mrs. Gene Johnson and children have returned to their home in Salt Lake after spending some time with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbern Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hales of Huntington were Tuesday visitors at the home of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Laramie. Miss Rose Marie Columbus is vacation. spending a two-weShe will visit Mrs. Carnavali, a former resident of Kenilworth, at Oakland, California, and with friends and relatives in San Franek cisco. Joy Greenhalgh is home after spending some time visiting her grandparents in Payson. Mrs. Brandis Coles, daughter of Mrs. Jack Phillips, and two daughters from Crown Hill, West Virginia, are here visiting her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Imbodent and daughter from Pleasanton, California, and Mrs. Ross Freeland of Oakland, California, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips. Mrs. Imbodent is a daughter of Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Freeland is a sister of Mr. ices. Miss Etorlene Christensen of Phillips whom he hasnt seen since 1930. Salt Lake City was home over Mr. and Mrs. William Tittle Sunday. Accompanied by her from Columbia visited friends and roommates. Miss Lyla Savage and relatives in Kenilworth during Miss Gaytha Hacking. Darlene rethe week. ports her mother is enjoying her Mr. and Mrs. Paul Luther spent summer school very much. Tuesday and Wednesday at Paon-i- a David and Neale Zwahlen, who and Somerset, Colorado. They have employment in Salt Lake also visited at Rock Springs and City, were Kenilworth visitors Diamondville, Wyoming, and Og- Friday. den. Dan Morgan and family of Salt Mr. and Mrs. William Byrge Lake City were Sunday visitors and son, Frank, from Tennessee, at the home of his parents, Mr. are here visiting relatives. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan. A teen age dance, sponsored by Art Oldham and family are the Church of the Ascension, was here visiting Arts mother, Mrs. held Friday night. Music was fur- Jack Phillips. It is quite an ocnished by the LDS ward record casion for Mrs. Phillips as this player with Frank Owen as su- is the first time in a number of pervisor. years all the family has been toMr. and Mrs. Robert Draper and gether at one time. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooly were family spent Sunday at Payson at the William Draper reunion. They Sunday visitors in Helper and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kenilworth. Roy is attending Draper and Mrs. Leola Ney and school at the University of Utah. Proof Spanish Fork and family Marvin Cooly was a guest durvo. the week of Miss Joy Greening Emma Draper went to Wat-t- is halgh. He is home on furlough to visit her sister, from the army. A family dinner Thursday Mrs. Lola Brozovich, for a few in his honor was held at Helper. weeks. Miss Greenhalgh was a guest. Sandra and Robert Llewellyn Assistant Superintendent Dorr have returned to Kenilworth af- Hansen conducted Sunday school. ter an extended visit with friends Short talks were given by Maxine and relatives in Salt Lake City. Karla Hansen and Jack Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Petitti from Mathews. Music was furnished by Las Vegas, Nevada, were week Mrs. Dorr Hansen. end visitors at the home of Mr. Due to the week end idle peand Mrs. Steve Tamllos. the installation of the new riod, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johansen and ward bishopric was postponed STORAGE (CAMPBELL'S TRANSFER HOVINO'PACKING -- SHIPPING 309 N. CARBON AVI 19 YEARS BUILDING MORE V-- 8S family spent an enjoyable vacation at Denver, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Otten and children from Salem were overnight visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johanson Friday night. Corporal Frank Crocco, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Crocco, is home on a ten-da- v leave before being shipped again to Japan. Mrs. Norrina Mazzuca, niece of Mr. John Crocco, and daughter, Rossetta, from Italy, who have made their home in Arizona, are visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Crocco. Mr. and Mrs. Don Newberry and son, Richard, are spending a few days of their vacation at Fish lake. A. C. Grace of Las Vegas, Nevada, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards the past month. Mr. Grace is Mrs. Edwards father. He returned to Nevada last week. The Dorr Hansen family and niece, Maxine Mathis, of Los Angeles, spent Monday and Tuesday at Ferron reservoir. They were joined at their camp site by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen and daughter, Alice, of Dragerton also by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hansen and son of Price. The Hansen family attended a picnic at Price city park held in honor of Nolan Hansen who has been called into the armed serv- until Sunday. July 29. There was an error in the announcement date of the joint picnic. It is Helper-Kenilwor- th Auglst 5, not August 4. Rev. Nicholas will be in Kenilworth for Holy Communion on Sunday, August 12. Canteens started in Kenilworth last Friday night. Thty are to be held on Fridays, beginning at 7:30 sharp in the evenings. Interpretative dancing classes will begin at Kenilworth August 13. Mr. Fitch is handling these reservations. Girls to 15 are invited. Fardbos bnih nearly 12 HilliM V4's THAN ALL OTHER la tk past 3 years alone 3 ankers hove adopted MAKERS COMBINED Fords MAKES FORD THE MOST V--8 V- -f s costs boadrtds lessthaa anst sixes EXPERIENCED BUILDER Its the engine powering America's cars highest-price- d OP THE TYPE OP The only V4 in the is Ford ENGINE WHICH low-pri- POWERS AMERICA'S field FINEST CARS ONLY FORD IN ITS FIELD OFFERS A CHOICEOF V-- 8 OR SIX ONLY FORD IN ITS FIELD OFFERS 3 GREAT DRIVES ItrdoiiMrtic Driv, Ovtrdriv, mi (nvnliMol Drhrt Overdrive ond fordomcrifc Drfve eprioaof xtre cos. Fordo meric Drive evoffabJo with V- mV efFbeo Fqvmeof, occewonei and Wm uhe c to erioege oorico. F.DJLF. UNITED MOTOR COMPANY 280 East Main ' Price, Utah Page Seven SUN-ADVOCA- ing Bridge in the General Store. Each vear, college and high school students all over the U. S. apply for these jobs In Yellowstone and also the southern Utah parks, as they enjoy the work in such lovtly surroundings. The Stampede program in Price Saturday evening, July 28, was enjoyed by many Wattis citizens, the square dancing having the greatest appeal to the Ibdies, while the men seemed to get much fun out of the Kangaroo court and the suffering it imposed on their friends and acquaintances. Another holiday, July 24, gave many folks one more day of fishing and picnicing. Others spent the day in Wellington and East Carbon, where parades, contests for the children, rodeos and dances in the evening made an atole Pioneer day celebraenjoy tion. Several couples went up to Salt Lake City and Ogden Friday after work and took in the pageants and parades there both Saturday and Sunday. After a three-wee- k vacation the LDS Sunday school resumed sessions Sunday, JUy 22, under the supervision of the bishop, Mr. William G. Riches of Hiawatha, with Mr. Lee Shaw, superintendent. In conducting the Sunday school, Mr. Shaw has the assistance of Mrs. Nolan Olsen. Miss Shirlee Killpack, Mrs. E. A. Shaw and Mrs. Lee Shaw as Wattii Clouds and the almost daily showers weve been getting, have made the temperature drop, so Wattis once more is cool and pleasant. Up in this 7,500 ft. altitude, it is generally eool when other places are having hot weather, but several days last week the thermometer registered 90. Some of our rains have been flash floods accompanied by much thunder and lightning, doing some damage to the telephones and to several electric stoves and electrical appliances. Donald Ware, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert N. Ware, is spending the summer m Salt Lake, where he is employed at the Hotel Utah. Over the holiday he took his first airplane ride, coming from Salt Lake to Price and also returning by air. His father reports it was a thrilling experience for the young man. Mrs. Carl Blackwelder and five children of Salt Lake City came down Saturday evening on the Prospector to visit a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brozovich, her sister, Mrs Wiley Wheeler, and her brothers, Charles and John. Tuesday Mrs. Charles Brozovich entertained seventeen relatives at dinner in her honor. Mrs. Blackwelder lived here eight years ago, at which time she was the camp nurse. She and her husband now own and operate a cash and carry grocery store in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Russell Larsen and sons, Roger and Chris and daughter, Jean, came over from their home in Mt. Pleasant to visit Mr. Larsen and to assist him in moving to a larger apartment. They all returned home after work Friday. Romer Curtis who worked in the mine until he was called to the army, was here visiting old friends Thursday. Romer, who is the son of Postmaster and Mrs. Ray Curtis of Orangeville, is stationed at Ft. Warren in Washington. It is always good to have the boys come back on their furloughs and they all look fine in their uniforms. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Petitti of Las Vegas, Nevada, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin A. Shaw. The Petittis were former Wattis residents and return every year to visit the grave of their daughter, Bonnie, who is buried in the Price cemetery. They were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Petitti of Price. Two Wattis employees are reon the ceiving congratulations new arrivals in their homes. Mr. and Mrs. (Odessa) Clell M. Jones have a baby son born July 11, who has been named Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. (Val Jean) Dale Jacobsen have a baby daughter ty born July 17 in the Price hospital. They have a little daughter, Patricia, who will welcome her new baby sister. Mr. A. B. Foulger and William Smelding of Ogden, general manager and sales manager of the Lion Coal corporation, and Mrs. John F. Baker, general agent of Union Pacific railroad, also of Ogden, spent Tuesday in Wattis. Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper and three sons are moving back to Wattis next week after spending several months on a farm near Price. They will move into the house recently occupied by the Douglas Egbert family. Mrs. Ben Christensen, the former Betty Franklin, is living with her parents, the Andrew Franklins, while her husband, who is in the navy, is on duty in the Pacific. Little Miss Sharon Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mills, of Huntington, came up with her father when he came to work Friday and spent the afternoon and evening with Mrs. Clifford Smith and with her former school mates. Warren Allred was called to Provo Wednesday to see his fath er and mother, who were injured there in an automobile accident, Mrs. Allred had to toe taken to the Valley hospital where she is recovering. The Allreds had left Price that day on a vacation trip and had only gotten that far when the accident occurred. Duncan Ecker, son of Mr. and Mrs .Frank C. Ecker, spent last week in Price to take advantage of the Red Cross Swim Week.' He was the glest of his friend, Johnnie Oppocher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Oppocher. Mr. and Mrs. James Christy of Tacoma, Washington, were overnight guests of Mrs. Christys brother, Robert Reed and family. They were on their way to Paris, Arkansas, where they will visit relatives and on their way back, they plan to stop here agaip for a longer visit with Mr. and Mrs. Reed. They were accompanied by their five children. John Piacetelli went to Salt Lake City on the Zephyr from Helper Saturday after work, to spend the week end with Mrs. Piacetelli. Mr. L. I. Duncan, Jr., who left here recently for Salt Lake City to work for the Kennecott Copper company, has been working at Rains, while the Copper company is on strike. Junior is visiting with and sister, Mr. his brother-in-la- w and Mrs. Fred Shaw, while in Rains, his boyhood home. Mrs. Harold Olsen anl children Shirlee, Dexter and Douglas, returned from a three weeks motor trip to California, whert they visited with another son, Scott Killpack and wife. Scott is in the service and is stationed at Camp MacArthur, not far from Long Beach. Before returning, Mrs. Olsen drove up to San Francisco and enroute home, stopped in Provo with her mother, Mrs. L. C. Scott and other relatives. Miss Gayle Batchelor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DeLyle Batchelor is in Yellowstone park this summer with a group of friends, all of whom, are working at Fish teachers. The continued year after year of this worthy, much needed organization, in spite of difficulties, is deserving of the help and interest of everyone, for the pleasure and knowledge it brings both children and adults Is priceless. Cake Roll . A Special Feature for this Week! CHOICE OF Chocolate Cake with Vanilla Ice Cream Vanilla Cake with Chocolate Ice Cream Small Large 45c 65c MILKY WAY SHOPPE 391 NORTH 4th EAST PRICE jC City-Coun- Hie Sure TO ATTEND THE BLACK DIAMOND STAMPEDE IN PRICE THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY JULY 26-27-- 28 and DO YOUR ONE-STO- P SHOPPING AT THE Market (Carbon Locker total ILdkir MAHIICET 45 South Third East O zr |