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Show COXIiOLO S1.C3, PJL. &H. U .8. PO STAGS See. ,pq) 5lJSnJ0i PAID Dragerton, Utah Permit No. 1 i Vdsat Serving the Mining Area of East Carbon. 7,000 population $900,000 monthly payroll. Dragerton, Carbon County. Utah, Thursday, June 5 fet Miss Freda Becomes Bride SAMEL PRESTOM TEILS LIFE IN Junior League Sets Schedule for Of Kenneth Harris OLD SUNNYSIDE Remaining Games f Freda Ellett and Kenneth Har-- 1 Editors Note: The following arris were united in marriage at ticle recounting some of the memceremonies in the Manti temple, ories of Sam Preston, a longJune 18. time resident of Sunnyside, was I The bride is the daughter of Mr. written as a fathers day tribute and Mrs. Freeman Ellett of Col-- 1 by his daughter, Mrs. Fred The bridegroom is the son ish. When Samuel Preston arrived in of Mr. and Mrs. William Harris, Columbia. also of Sunnyside one cold January 13th, real-let- t, El-1 .The brides sister, La Rae aiway back in 1906, he little I attended as maid of honor, ized what a full life the little and Harold Reynolds was best coal camp had in store for him, man. Bridesmaids were Donna I nd his good wife, who followed Leavitt and Arva Dean Ellett him from merry old England, a The newlyweds are to be hon-- 1 year later. Nor did he realize that ored at a reception in the Colum- he would stay to see it grow inbia recreation hall, Friday eve- to a real fine camp, then slowly die as the years went by. ning, June 20. It wasnt much of a town In The .young couple will make 1906. Most of the miners lived their home in New York while Mr. Harris is stationed with the in tents, shacks and dug outs, that lined the creek banks, but it held Air Force at Michel Field. all the old excitement of the ear- Civ-umb- ia. 1 Present Demonstration Tonight To Mme. Elysse Blumenthal, noted specialist who has had 28 years of experience in her field will give a free lecture and demonstration on skin care in the Dragerton school, tonight at eight oclock. The subjects which she will dis $I cuss include Know Your Type t'S Per Copjr Number 5c 25 Illir SAl GAMES PLATED OFF SMALL LEAGUE III Thursday, June 19 Helper vs Hiawatha at Hiawatha. East Carbon C.Y.O. vs East Carbon Bulldogs at Dragerton. Small Fry baseball league Carbon got under way The East of Monday with four games played off on. the newly constructed dianear the school house. Four mond, more lor games are scheduled, Monday, June 23 morning. Leagrxie officials report Thurs-da- y East Carbon Bulldogs vs Helper at Helper. Hiawatha vs East Carbon C. Y. O. at Dragerton. Thursday, June 26 Helper vs East Carbon Bulldogs at Dragerton. East Caibon C.Y.O. vs Hiawatha at Hiawatha. that the-initia- will be played off games the ors. si-ectat- Curxrently Monday, June 30 Hiawatha vs Helper at Helper. East Carbon Bulldogs vs East MRS. NAOMI KOSK1C Mrs. Naome Koskie Receives Degree At B.Y.U. Graduation Mrs. Naomi Koskie, Dragerton teacher and mother of two received, a bachelor of Science degree in Education at graduation ceremonies of Brigham Young Unniversity in Provo, June 2nd. Mrs. Koskie gained her degree . six teams have been Dragerton, one in one in Wellington. Ooluxrxbia, Players received a physical exorgariijzed in and amination at the hospital, June i8. League participants ows: are as foll- Hydrogen Bums; managers: Ray and La Mar Prest- Charles on; Boyed Hurskainen, Hurskainen, Pete Martinez, Loyd Scarbro, Billy Krissman, Zubal, Claud Bly, Douglas Bly, --U"ohn Amor a. Lonnie HawkClyde Huntington, Wally ins, Frank; Gary -- Poynonr, John Nordin, Jerry SimpEddie Poynor, Raymond son, John Anders. Dodders: managers, Eccli aqd by attending summer school Or-re- n the University. She graduated Adams; players, Jerry Heer, E dekson, Raymond Gibson, from High School in Kemmerer Jerry CStultz, Cris Salesberry, Jack Wyoming. KarricnJc, Peter Hyita, Kenneth Ro-ber- s, the third She has Scarbrro, and East Carbon Bulldogs vs Hel7 grade taught per at Helper. Gourdin Allred, William in the Y. "Vi C. vs for Carbon East Hiawatha pas pupils Dragerton Sheldon Bon, Butler, Gor Hormone and Possibilities four years. Before coming to Eas Waite, O. at Dragerton. Is ley, Creams and Their. Value, and Cfciertester, Jim Eccli, A. The-rin11 in playing dates on the Carbon she taught in Rains for Changes Acne Necessary. CZTlyde Gettroll, James Skra-za- s, schedule can be made by mutual two years. ES-oCollins, and Raymond Mme. Elysee spent twenty years concent of the team managers, Daughters Peggy and Carro! Wordlew, in Germany and Holland in med providing the Division Chairman Lee and husband, Jack, are cerC --Continued on Page 7) She acquired hei ical research is notified prior to the date on the tainly proud of mothers achieve deP. Th., M. T. and Chem. T. schedule. Time of games is to be ment. grees in the City and County V. F W. Bake Sale made by the home team manager hospital in bacteriology, serology, the and he must notify j visiting Draaerton Resident haematology and diagnosis. She. If Successful set for, team time the of s t manager ip 3 t I orthe of managed department the game at least two days in ad- - AttCVlds StflOOl 1 vance. ganotherapy hormone and gland t , Xk f A vc-rsuccessful bake sale was ular research and also was in Imml inheld the wives and friends of Of AlCOhollC Studies Managers for East Carbon . charge of 100 formulas for Pham the Pictured above are Mr. terest include: William L. Haiof the Black Diaaganz, pharmaceutical manufac"Veterans Samuel Preston holding and mond East Carbon Bulldogs, of Foreign Wars ley, Samuel Leigh Preston Jr., o: turer in Overursel. She opened three (bom Leigh Preston, East Carbon C. Y. Dragerton has received a ful Post D 114 in the Miners Trading her own medical diagnostic office O. Esquire theater sponsors the April 23, 25, and 27, respecscholarship to the Utah School of Post, J'une 10. in Frankfurt. She received her liPost and tively. Price Legion Bulldogs, Alcohol Studies which is being The group wishes to express its cense to practice in Holland backs the CY.O. held at the University of Utah thanks to the Miners Trading Post ... Following her lecture Mme, MRS. ROBERT REED June 16 to 23. The receivers o: at Surxxiyside for the use of their Elysee generously gives of her these scholarships were selected store sand the Drive-i- n Theater, Missionary Cirdes time to a question and answer HONORED AT SHOWER the by Scholarship Committee for and Sicxnny Bowl for their advertiperiod where those in the audithe Utah School of Alcohol Stu- sing. .Special thanks to Mrs. Vem Mrs. Bob Reed was honored at Hear Experiences ence may receive her personal ad dies. HMrs. G. Blankenship, Mrs. Gras, a baby shower, Monday June 16, vice. Joe The been Of have Christian Worker in the basement of the Communiproscholarships Harvey, Mrs. H. Alger, and Mme. Elysee can be contacted Mrs. vided by various businesses, in HTarold Collins, who arrangety church.. The hostesses were: for free advice on skin care at Mrs. The Ladies (Missionary Group dustries, clubs, welfare depart- d the sale. Those donating were: James Gassano, Mrs. N. L. cabin 52, Mission Motel in Price, Tobey, Mrs. W. Anderson, Roberts, Mrs. Robert Bowen and of Dragerton Community Church ments, and other organizations Mrs. any time until Saturday. Mrs. Mark Tratos. McGrath, 'Mrs. J. Birk, played host to the groups from and concerns throughout Utah. (Its. The the cover to. tuition when Hiawatha Price and Cline, Mrs. S. Hicks, of the B3us scholarships theme they Following green Assembly of God Church to the tuition to $13.50 Mrs. full to. met listen and yellow, the table was beautiDaniel, Mrs. E. White, fee, while Friday night Revival Now In Progress fully decorated with large punch Harvey Bpese, a returned mis- scholarships cover the $13.50 plus to. CI21ayedward Madsen, Mrs, bowls at either end. Cut flowers sionary from Siam. Her stirring the $15.75 for room and board. Mooney. Mrs. J. S. Ross-maGeorgeAssembly of God Church, cor-- 1 with tapers highlighted the cen-n- er message gave the women a real E. L. The school Is designed to prehXrs. Stultz, Mrs. Max J of Denver and Highways, wel-- 1 ter, while miniature Mrs. sent nut-coJthe physiological, psychologithirst for more knowledge of the )urant diaper Itay Gras, Mrs. you to attend the revival cups depWtag adorn foreign fields. Mrs. Boese, told of cal, sociological, educational, reli- (falter "Whitburn, Mrs. H. Sively. n nlsht at the table which waa set buf- - the customs of the Siamese people, gious, economical and therapeu- to. Bowen, Mrs. Tom Quay , 7.30 Brother Dean Held ol Den-to- y alMrs. Mark e, iMrs- - F. Roush, style with open faced sand-ve- r. their Buddistic background and tic aspects of the problem of Colorado, will be bnnlns wiches, tea cookie, and cream culture. She showed a large col- coholism in Utah. Prominent peo- 3redovi-cMrs. L. Liddard, Mrs. a evangelistic message. mints. lection of curios that they brought ple ki the field of alcoholism, such t. A. Zox of Columbia, Mrs. J. drs. B. Ferguson, Mrs. J. as Ralph Henderson, Field Repre- lolby, Guests were: Mrs. Walter Gum- - back to this country. I PENTECOSTAL SERVICES Mrs. Ivan Lambson of Price sentative. Section of Alcohol Stu- lowers- - Mrs. M. Heath, Mrs. L.. brecht, Mrs. Mike Tratos, Mrs. O. The Pentecostal Church of God Horner, Mrs. W. Bradley, Mrs. gave a reading entitled The Hea- dies, Yale University and Mrs. 5epples Mrs. W. Brook, Mrs. A , atwelcomes to BowExecutive duhlesfc-ienG. Farnsworth, Mrs. E. Stultz. then Women. Mrs. Robert Mrs. R. Sutltz, and (Sunnyside), you Director, Mary Mann, tend their services. Mis. K. Johnson, Mrs. M. Predo- - en and Mrs. Mark Tratos render- National Committee on Alcohol- Mrs. J- -- Newell. Ml Mar-45 alcoa.m. 9: 1 on will selection lectures musical Mrs. school, P. a ism, present Jesus, Mrs. H. ed Sunday vich, Regal, Mrs. Elmer, Stultz, and Mr. holism. In addtion seminars and Evange-- 1 Brown, and Mrs. John Lozinsky, Name I Love. ning worship, 11 a.m. V: 45 service. listic Homemade ice cream and cake group discussions will be present- wo sons, Jerry jand Pat, visited pm. Young with th-eiMr. and Mrs. Sam Fivecoat Jr., was served by the Dragerton la- ed. daughter and husband, Peoples service, Wednesday eve-- 1 Mrs. Jr. 7:45 anc2Archie Orme in Salt are in Bennett of are and p.m. dies. A good time ning being Regular service, Guy fellowship Thirty scholarships visiting over Lake .the week end. Arkansas. awarded. was had by all. Saturday evening, 7:45 pm. . CXdy - e, b - MVTr-- I I 'I x and-Mrs- great-grandso- y try s m-omber- ns, -- J. W. - n, me E1 1 l the mornings, but as the league ' progresses the games will be held in the evenings for the benefit of in Monday, July 21 K 1952 Wins Degree Carbon C.Y.O. at Dragerton. Friday, July 11 Helper vs East Carbon CY.O. at Dragerton. East Carbon Bulldogs vs HiaThe of Utah. rough watha at Hiawatha. ly coal camps and tumble fun and good fellow- - Monday, July 14 East Carbon C.Y.O. vs Helper at ship that went out of style when and the horse the car ran buggy Helper. out of business, was the order of Hiawatha vs East Carbon Bullthe day. dogs at Dragerton. (Continued on Page Six) Thursday, July 17 Helper vs Hiaiwatha at HiawaTHREE IN A ROW tha. East Carbon C.Y.O. vs East Carbon Bulldogs at Dragerton. Noted Skin Specialist 19, Ray h, . , and r |