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Show r unnijAide . When You Bring Your Truck fo Sunmjdaie The Womens Book Cliff club held its meeting Tuesday night in the library room. Mrs. Earlene MacKnight of Price read several In For Expert Engine Tune-u- p Service poems; Maurice Daily sang the Little Red School House and Calvin and Wheels Wagon T h e Lost Jewkes, Jr. sang Chord, Brahms Cradle Song" The accompanist and Always. was Mrs. Helen Durrant. Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs. Margaret Heers and Mrs. Mary Daily were in charge of the meeting. W, C. Walker came out from Salt Lake Tuesday and stayed until Friday. He was out on for the Utah Fuel com- -j business YOUR CUSTOMERS VOUR TRUCK DUMA VOU ARE HAPPY pany. AREHAPPV tS HAPPY.' le Mrs. W. B. Odendahl left OU IMCIAL I NCIUD II I IOW COST TUNI-U- P Wednesday of last week Checking Dietributor. ent Checking Point a end Spark- for Biloxie, Mississippi, where Ttmlng. Cleaning Carburetor-Sedimshe will stay with her daughter, Bowl. Checking Compreealon. Mrs. Jeanne Cavalli, who is to Checking Condenser and Coil. Air and Reolling Cleaning Checking Generator and Starter a serious operation soon. have Cleaner. Generator and Bruehea, Charging Jeanne has stayed in Sunnydale Rata. Teetlng Fnel Pumo. with her parents and has many friends who wish her a speedy recovery. Monday afternoon, March 14, as PRICE the men wer on their way home DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER DODGE TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Sun-nyda- EBtainicM PAGE FIVE THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH Tuesday, March 29, 1949 Motor Co. from work a car full of men from Price who work In the Kaiser mine, were hit by a railroad car on the crossing behind the Sun nyside boarding house. The car, a Ford station wagon, was owned and driven by Wes Jensen ef Price. The driver and five riders did not see the diesel engine and three empty railroad cars until seconds before the impact' The engine was dropping three empty cars down the tracks. The end railroad car struck the automobile and carried it 50 feet, wedging it between the empty cars and some loaded cars on the next track. By trie time the engine pulled the empty cars back, the car was completely'' demolished byt none of the men were huri. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Follis, Woodrow, Jr., and Sharon left Sunday for Sulphur Springs, Texas. On their way down they will make several stops in New Mexico and Texas to visit relatives. They will spend most of their time in Turkey, Texas, and Sulphur Springs visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Folks and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boatman. They will return m about a week. Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Graham were business visitors in Salt Lake from Tuesday to Thursday of last week. When they returned, Mr. Graham went to Denver by train to see his brother, Bob, who is. seriously ill. LeGrande brought him back to his home in Provo and he is soon to be operated on. Pat Graham, Pat Morgan and Shirley Davis of Sunnydale and Sally Buffmire of Dragerton mo tored to Salt Lake and back Thursday of last week. It was a shopping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Steven St. Clair and family have bought them a home in Dragerton. They have lived here for the past five years Mr. and Mrs. Dean Marshall, two daughters and son and Mrs. Lee Marshall of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Mrs. S. W. Marshall of Price visited at the Tom McCourt home over the week-enThey arrived Saturday and stayed until .. .. Tuesday. . Ensign David T. and Mrs. Avery and small son, David B. of San Diego, California, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Avery, They arrived Wednesday of last week and will stay until Tuesday. On their way back to California they will visit relatives in Provo, Salt Lake City and Logan. Ensign Avery is with the navy and has been stationed in San Diego for 16 months but is to be transferred to Alaska in May. This is their first visit home since travel back and forth with others who are now living in Price and employed in East Carbon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beinz apartments. drove to Grand Junction, Cohv Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swain rado; Saturday and returned Mongoing to San Diego. were who in an apartment day. They took Mrs. Beinzs The Sunnyside L D S Relief have given living it up and Mr. Swain mother home who has been visitSatits annual held party society has returned to Fruita, Colorado. ing them lor a short time. urday night at the Sunnyside ward hall. A very nice program was enjoyed by alL A skit was given by a number of the sisters followed by two Irish solos by Mrs. Bill Shumway; a reading by Mrs. Katherine Monson; pi&no solo by Mrs. Pope and two musi- -j cal numbers by Russell Erick-- ! son and Veloy Sorensen. The time was then turned over to. dancing, after which a lovely lunch was served to about 80 people. . A very impressive literature lesson was given at the Sunny-- 1 side ward Relief society Wednesday night by Sister Arvilla Johnson. It was illustrated by songs consisting of a quartet by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson and duets by Clea Larson and daughter, Marion ,and Mrs. Ruth Jenkins and Mrs. Jean Bowden. AcDOUBLE companist was Mrs. Roberts mother. A large number were present to enjoy the delightful 1U wWyou lesson. Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson of Montrose, Colorado, visited Mr. Andersons daughter, Mrs. Edna Graham and family. Mrs. Anderson, who teaches school, returned to their home, but Mr. Anderson will stay for two or three weeks. Mr. Anderson is on crutches having suffered a broken leg some time PAINTS NO PceUei account. vavi ago. d)ragerton THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PRICE ' d. Mrs. Swain will stay with Rev. and Mrs. Francis in Price umil school is out as she is teaching in the Dragerton school. She will sick list last week, is improving as she was at the postoffice lor a while Monday and hopes to be able soon to be back on the job full time. Roy Lee Flahaut and wife, who have been living with his parents, have moved into one of the new Spring came a wee bit cold and cloudy, with threatening rain and snow but only lor the 21st, we hope, as the days following bring promising hopes, with everyone' out working in their lawns and making plans for improvements. Mrs. Scow, who was on the OF EASTERN PIONEER BANK take out the damages of a hard winter! . p Now's the ideal time to repair the damages of a hard Winter. and brighten up your home, grid farm buildings. Make an inventory cost estimate of needed repairs . . . come in to get and ask to finance the entire job including labor if desired. . FHA terms up to 36 months and as much as $2,500. 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Automatic controls shut off current when storage water reaches die desired Velveeta Shortening spry ... 2 and our temperature special water heating rate makes instantaneous hot water easy on die budget. QUART.... LBS CRISCO OR IIUCOA, POWER & LIGHT CO. A TAX PAYING COMPANY UTAH Home Ownership - - local f Control lb 2.49 lb. 56c Brands Mams BEEF -1- 35c; 3 lbs 2 Lbs. 56c 85 c 93c 69c Workman's is located just west of Sunny c!:!a and north of Sections C end D t |
