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Show AGE EIGHT THE BINGHAM PRESS-BULLETI- N f V ; grlocals 41 Monday after spending the past two months with her grandmother in Lin-den, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Harris left Sunday morning for a vacation trip to Logan, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. "Dad" Hess and two children of Nevada, and Mrs. Minnie Wade and daughter Mary of Salt Lake City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Edwards, Sunday of this week. Miss Frances Ticktum is spending the week with her sisters, Mrs. Clyde and Wayne Parker. Mr. and Mrs.- George' Bihler left for California Thursday-- of last week for a two weeks' trip. visiting with her sister, Mrs. Clyde Brady. Mrs. George B. Robbe left Tues-day for an extended trip east, wher. she will visit with relatives. Mrs. Will Hull is spending the week end with friends in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barkle and My-ron Myers spent Wednesday of this week at Timpanogos. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. J. W. Grant Thursday after-noon of this week. Mrs. Frank Lohr of Salt Lake City arrived in camp Saturday of last week to spend a month with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Berg. Miss Bernice Williams returned City. Mrs. Alma Jones, and son, Garth, spent Wednesday of this week in Salt Lake City visiting with friends. Miss Annie Masters and her aunt, Mrs. Annie Smith, left Monday for a two weeks' vacation to Springville, Utah. Mrs. Guy Cosgrove left Friday of last week for American Fork to visit with her parents. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fern Pett left Thurs-day for Midvale, where they have purchased a home and will reside in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Ghesler and sort, Harold, returned to camp Wed-nesday evening after spending the past week at Shady Rest, on the Provo, --'Jtr.r James Carter was a Salt Lake diiy- - vTsitor Wednesday of this week. -- . ' Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tripp and fam--i'l- y left Monday morning for a ten fays' trip to southern Utah. Mr. and Mrs. 'foe 'Kemp and chil-dren left Saturday (of a two weeks' trip to Grand Canyon and other south-ern Utah points. . Mrs. G. B. Covey and children re-turned Tuesday after spending the week end with relatives in Salt Lake TWraaffimMuuiiilwMimllwiilwiBniiri1wnaMJlJlllllUtW'B relatives in Salt Lake City. Miss Vivian Bunce of Logan, Utah was the week end guest of her sister, Mrs. D. G. Latimer of the Chandler Apartments. Mrs. F. Frazier and children of the Chandler apartments returned home Sunday of this week from a two weeks' visit with relatives at Oakley, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Morton of Apex returned Saturday after spend-ing two weeks in Wyoming and Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Higgs of the Edwards apartments returned home Tuesday evening of this week after spending the past three weeks with relatives in the northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Currey Leiser and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fansler left Saturday for a two weeks' trip to Fish Lake. Mrs. Mabel Meilstrup left Tuesday for her home in Salt Lake City after spending the week as the guest of Mrs. Louis Buchman of Carr Fork. Mrs. Dee Adams is visiting with heP sister, Mrs. Mark Gardner of West Jordan. Mrs. J. N. Nance of Sandy is spend-ing the week with her mother, Mrs. L. Brady of Carr Fork. Mrs. Louis Buchman and daughter, and Mrs. Woolf spent Tuesday of this week in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Baker, Mr. Stewart Fearnley, and Fearnley Baker spent Wednesday of this week in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Thursday, August 6. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mead, and daughters, Beth and Frances, spent Sunday evening at Warm Springs. Mrs. Arthur A. Macke and children left Wednesday of this week for a short visit with relatives at Ogden, Utah. Mrs. Joe Warning and son, and Mrs. Pete Lotts and children left on Thursday of this week for Geneva, where they will spend the next two weeks. Sunday visitors at Saratoga Sun-day included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. y, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Hebe Nichols and two sons, Jack and Willard, Miss Nichols of Midvale and Mr. Charles Adderley. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mead and children spent Tuesday of this week at Crys-tal Hot Springs. The Misses Frances and Geraldine Bradley of Junetta, Neb., arrived in camp Tuesday evening from Califor-nia to spend the week end with their uncle, Mr. Walter C. McCarty. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teague and fam-ily spent several days last week fish-ing in Ogden Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warning and son, Mrs. Louis De Col, and Mrs. Butler spent the week end at Strawberry. Mr. and Mrs. George ' Streadbeck and family and Mr. and Mrs. Cato of Salt Lake City spent a week's vaca-tion at Como Springs, on the Weber. Mr. and "Mrs. Jesse Nix spent the past week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Brady, returning to their summer home in Middle Canyon Wed-nesday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Thomas and two sons, Jack and Ted, spent the week end with relatives in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Clyde Brady returned Monday from Union after spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Walter Bar-rett. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sparks returned home Sunday evening after spending the week end in Nephi, Utah. The Ladies Relief Society of the L. D. S. Church met at the meeting house Thursday afternoon of this week. Mrs. Pete Lotts spent the week end in Salt Lake City, visiting with friends. Miss Thursa Barrett, of Union, is Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Collins who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Higby of the Eckman apartments, left Thursday of last week for their home in Denver, Colorado. Mrs. H. Johnson left the early part of the week for Salt Lake City where she will visit with relatives. Mrs. M. Q. Haukland of Grand Forks, Northa Dakota, arrived in camp Sunday of this week and is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle spent Sun-day with relatives in Salt Lake City. The Misses Bernice and Ruth Wahl-qui- st of Salt Lake City are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Al Higby. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Masters and family spent Monday evening in Salt Lake City with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Parker, Mrs. Wayne Parker, and Miss Frances Ticktum spent Sunday of this week at Brighton. Mrs. D. V. Clays left Tuesday for Salt Lake City where she will visit with relatives. Mrs. George Bolman and son are spending the week with friends and The reason given by Mr. Sorensou for his resigning of the position of manager has not been released, al-though it is the consensusu of opin-ion that the poor showing of the team had considerable bearing on the change. Mr. Sorenson was appointed manager of the Athletic department last fall, and since his appointment has been a faithful worker toward the uplift of athletics at the Utah Copper. He has always been fair and square with his opponents, and above all, Mr. Sorenson has been a good loser, truly a rarity. Mr. Christensen's work as manag-er of the ball team is too well known for comment ,and although it is' a trifle late in the season ,it is to be hoped that- he will guide his men to the highest possible position before the season closes. VAUGHN CHRISTENSEN IS APPOINTED NEW MANAGER Vaughn Christensen, manager of last year's Utah Copper baseball team of the Copper league, was appointed manager for the balance of the sea-son to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Roscoe Sorenson, it was announced Thursday evening of last week after a meeting of the board of directors of the Utah Cop-per Athletic association. LEAVE FOR YELLOWSTONE Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. McCarty and the Misses Agnes and Grace James will leave Saturday afternoon for a two weeks' trip to Yellowstone Park, NOTICE The Rebecca Lodge No. 26 of ld are giving a dance Saturday night (tomorrow) in Copperfield in the open air pavilion. They wish ev-eryone to come and dance. billiards 'ifl gentleman's l'TL gome jyy THE tmy buiineu will find billiard not only a fascinating game but meant of "keeping fit" without giving up too time. much of Visit our room. See the excellence of our equipment. Note the courteous service that we have provided for you. And, above all, feet the quiet atmosphere of re-finement that u respon-sible for the class of patronage we enjoy. CP BERGER'S The Home of the only Billiard Table in Bingham Canyon "Where the Live Ones Meet" Princess Theatre I PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK 1a I FRIDAY "Where the North j Begins," with Rin Tin Tin. ft I 1 SATURDAY "The Prairie 1 Wife," with All Star Cast. S nH f SUNDAY "Little Johnny Jones," with Johnny Hines. 1 'I ' IS MONDAY "Husbands and I Lovers," with Lewis Stone. I 1 TUESDAY Buck Jones in "Winner Take All." 1 WEDNESDAY Sinclair Lew-- j 1 is' Great Story, "Main Street" I THURSDAY AND FRIDAY I The Greatest of them all, Rex j I the Wild Horse in "Black Cyclone." I jj MATINEE DAILY il W Kmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmimnsmm MIIIUUM j FREE S 1 We will give to everyone purchas-- 1 1 I ing a ticket on August 18 (start- - j jj m-ing date of the great serial "The Riddle Rider") one loaf of I Bingham Bakery Bread I I Gem Theatre uniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiina lilUlllllliM 1 SILK HOSIERY girls hats -- r ) BL00MERS GIRLS COATS EE Special Offering for Saturday of A large stock of girls 4-"-Z. fi Women's high grade lin-- EE tJFt school millinery in trie S ST gette bloomers with elas- - New shipment every day of girls school coats. Fur 2 Women's Fibre Silk HOSe 111 the Sea- - latest styles and coors. CfA ? 1 tic cuff. All colors and . "" Bring the girls in to look FKfhf &ffS&yt I jrS j5if or "raid trimmed, all sizes and colors. Specially 7; son's latest shades. Guaranteed first theffl6 over, unequal iM5tC&4clC7lX Slzes' Special Saturday priced upwards from H grades only. Wonderful values at priced u"wards J at j 39C 2 Xdways thlhe Latest" CSC 5 g I Special Values For Saturday I Sale of Coats wethankyou Silk Dresses I EE We wish to thank you for the wonderful reception given us on our opening EE Y$k just received a new day last Saturday. Now triat you have shown your appreciation of our No store in the coun-- uC E I frlrLVus BoHv- - efforts, we are going to more than live up to our pledge of Best Values, VZ I ; j ia Coats in black. Satisfied Customers and lower than city prices! We are always at your ser- - found in these new fe, 'I t Wid SlrTSJZ vice and trust you will visit us often to see the newest styles of the season. 1 S il AvOcuffs-Size- s 16 10 44- - THE FASHION SHOP of Canton CrePes- - vfl You are urSed t0 ' flat crepes, and jac- - fvAtHKlIa III 5 I llT'd 'V take advantaSe of quard silks, they LvJJm 'J!? EE EE iJvvk v this sPecial offer as MILLINERY ' comPrise the most iXjoii4 EE ' NiJfrVr the quantities are wonderful assort- - WHliU " limited. Priced for ment J shoyvn ' ? EE NEW FALL COATS SKX NEW SILK DRESSES 1 EgftS:lMu3 A wonderful assortment of stylish Millinery in wanted colors and shapes. eTahcehse SSSS!2: 1 : as $50. These are mostly suede and Velvets and SatUlS and Combinations lined with silk. A large group tO Select wonderful purchase which arrived too rzz : velour coats, with fur collars and cuffs, OOJT late for our opening. We have held . lined throughout with crepe de chine. trOttl. Priced Specially IfOr Saturday at them for this special sale. Saturday , Priced for Saturday at special at 1 $35 5 $15 Gll!!llll!lllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin |