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Show t THURSDAY, THE PACE SIX i SOCIETY ere sum at throw cw here, .U.,-S- gfi? tor the ar the mng wa's Guests were Miss Ward, Kuth lhl, carbon Maymehdax;ne Groussma, ye,adettl Sk the Hanson t and er, Shirley Shiner, tharge ofintroduced each fTciano ac-- 1 raine Cowles, Frances Scarpm5 Hansen Miss Ruth Won ftU;Shmer5s were ma Jean Jones, Ruth Behhng, niment Rasmussen, Rehor and Ellis, Bevenly rtnmd by Mrs. Eleanor Craven and Norma Harry. . Inaugurating the Officers far the Price Business and a hair style revue Women Professional organization were elected Tuesday night, when County Association charter members met for a dinner Shops were sponsors BLUE SKIES SPARKLING pnB a challenge to 25, decoiated the table. Games freshments were the order of Official Members r, taster flartu3 ' PRICE. UTAH TE 'i Club Unit Elects CLUB NOTES AND SUN-ADVOCA- MARCH fthSr : r- first attempt for here, the Carbon of Better T5o,itv of an atti active y ; dis- American the modeB S Fl-e- U Rich nce sc rf an- wa gw Cards -' w Sewing Group followed the Have Meeing were along the Holding their regular meeting $, Louise Peacock, record.ng secretary;! Special guests of the evening of Provo, secrepresi Della urday night, the Thimble club Loveridge Mrs. Mrs. Ben Deal, corresponding ssuHMUHK, anu uic Muiuuui mg wui ui FUK bers met with Mrs. lone Chap ture arouses to an enchanting warmth tary; Mrs. O. H. Oelwein, treasurer; dent of the TTi twu Association; Miss b r. bah the Bridge of Sewing and social discourse follow manager its which is gainfully struggling for Mrs. Bess Jones, parliamentarian; Alta Erickson, Solon and Entertained to! Makoff with a luncheon taking up the do; Beauty director. Lake Mrs. Lulu City hostess Walsh, was rightful reign. leads Han Mrs. Utah Elof acone Mrs. Darrell Sisemoie, Other charter members are Donning new modes and the latest Wednesday eve- hours, Bliss and ing hair stylists, also of the Makoff her bridge dun iasi Those present were Mesda Pntrick social. cepted apparel, participants in the Easter pa- mer Klitgaard. Mrs. Marion 1 hair-a at the delignuui hold to styled ning Decision Sisemore Conda Harrison, Alverda Bra n shop. Mr. rade will strut in glory glory of a spiritual Mrs. A. C. Roberts. - drt.ss of Miss Eva Davis, one of the,The tables wie Thurscommemthird Zelta Marshall, Della Higgins, Viofe lunchin And every monthly meetings awakening and expectancy. priate a iand vvhite, an Ram-- ! Branch, Ida Thomas, Sylvia Bran Alien oration of the Resurrection, churches become day was made, the next to be on April demonstrators. were: Individualistic modes of ha.r dress eon was served to i and Jone chapman. 15. A constitution and more hospitable than ever. chic in sey Mrs. Byron Jensen much also accepted. displaying were are shown, grasped Varying entertainments, too, n, the curls, both simple and daring Andersoi Ml mankind, and Sunday by amusement-lovin- g READ BE TO STORY EASTER featured the of ,Mf and Mrs, and presenting being styles Shelton well usher in more reasons for pleasure. p p followSUNDAY OVER LIBRARY HOUR entrants but of as the their conceived Easter, and symbols Guest prize was won traditional baskets are generally shops Mrs. Sophia Robs,vMrs and the club Neat rnrrore outstanding than that is the knowledge that we humans, as well as Beauty Gardner, james observ- - Mrs Mina Brooks, Jessica Lange, , . Easter with life! In Shelton. a new and conjunction start a fresh Mrs. are afforded Mother Earth, Mrs. Helen Sepas; prize ances, the weekly library hour to be,ien Ramsey, . broadcast over the local station Sun- Francis Rastier: Mrs. A1 English,! to the Mrs Elmer Klltgaard, Helen Ander-- , Bndge devoted be will . at 12:45, am day on Adele Given Saturay Walsh Lulu enter Mrs. Walshs: Redd reading of an Easter story. Also son; R Mrmy neigh doing the program the Community church Bonomo, Naida Littlejohn, Virginia bridge Some Saturday in. you to bor BcBeth; Carbon quartet will render musical selections. Leora on Branch, Gala g A Ladies Auxiliary of the U. M. L. H. Beebe, Price, Ray Robbins, Hel- Mrs. Florence Rich, Lora Madsen, e e and one of thoot Inyited guests were Mr. Mrs. W. A. was recently organized at Mrs. Vern Dayis, Mrs. a per, Mrs. Fletcher Hall, Mohrland, Olive and Mr. Pappas, jobs lik and the following officers elect- and Mrs. Henry Hall of Helper, ac- .Rose Warren, Maurine Thompson, Mrs. ban r. Featured as a fashion show, repreMrs. dood B. Wallace, Mr and com- Mrs. H. George L. Ed. Mrs. ed: Branch Mrs. wearBeebe, of five modish decades Bernice s Scherer, president; by MrsHar-ricompanied resll) Marian Treseder, senting you Frank J. Barboglio, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Caroi and do ing apparel, the Literary League held Clarence Reid, vice president;W. Mrs. pose the participants. numbers. Mary Joe Adams; Catherine how and Mrs. Byron Mr. many Simonsen, Hill, Thomas will anounce the their annual Easter tea Monday eve- Joe Dowd, secretary; Mrs. W. Ipeirce; Ireta Box, Fern Marshall, Mrs. Ernest Lee, and Mr. hen Thompson, Following the regular ning at the Country club. Mrs. Hal treasurer. Patty Marantette, Anna Bonello. Free- Mr. and Mrs. Hal G. MacKnight, Mr. Mae G. MacKnight was general chairman meeting, held on St. Patricks evening, Engagement Of Young HelPr-HigCarbon Beauty Shop to buy. and Mrs. Clifton Memmott of lor the entire affair, and Mrs. J. a social was enjoyed with refresh- Couple Made Known man, Carol Leonard, Lorraine Davis, won by Mr. were score at prizes Mrs. Orrin L. Snow was hostess Bracken Lee took charge of the style ments served. Angelina Baldini, Mara Kiahtipes, CLEANERS A recent project of the society was a clever Mad March Hare party at Rose Beauty Shop at Helper Mayme Hills and Mr. Memmott. show, announcing each period as porwhen which a of the to 1890 in Friday, Gertrude the home from quilt, lovely Wellington presmaking her trayed, years Hansen, Vella Saterwade, ent being demonstrated. Chairmen for will be raffled off at a dance Satur- - the engagement of her sister, Miss Beth Stein, Ilean Schultz, Mary Cavanaugh, Surprise Party For Young Lady AND the various modes were Mrs. Willis day night, March 27. The dance, to Hill, to Edwin Asay, was announced. Patsy Cavanaugh. Nina Balling; rem Miss Nancy Lou Ward was the Bean, Mrs. A. N. Smith, Mrs. Eugene be held in the Latuda school house, The party rooms were decorated of Helper Mrs. Eleanor. Rehor, birthday party Hanson, Mrs. J. C. Hubbard and Miss will also be sponsored by the Aux- a mad fashion, with symbols for Mae Burton. Mrs. Henry Hall, Mrs. cipient of a surprise home of her at the the Utal invited evening Competiof the year. Bessie Lundquist. each holiday Alma Dankworth. Monday iliary, who have cordially Bryner, Myrle Ward A Mrs. and Emery Mr. with prizes to attend. were parents, played tive games Favors for the best performance public Elizabeth Patterson. Mrs. Jack cake with thirteen candles going to Mrs. John Hill and were given to Mrs. Smiths group, who Mrs. Sophia Roberts, president of birthday Mrs. Davis for high scores, and to indicated the years between 1910 and New Wanda Peterson for consolation favor. 1920. Refreshments were served in individEach participant was given a corual windmill containers. sage from the club. Taking part were Guests present were Fern Marshall, Committees were appointed at a .Mrs. Vernon Merrill, MrS. Ernest Lee, of New the Branch, Catherine Peirce, Mrs. Century meeting special Evelyn Mrs. Carlyle Pace, Mrs. Nick Bernardi for to initiate club Marice last week, Broadbent, Price; Mrs. Nellie plans and Mrs. Arthur Waterman. Judges refashion annual Hiawatha; Dora Olsen, Lula the Cowan, organizations of the revue were specially invited Alta Miss Lurean chairman, vue. Barnes, Mesdames BeuStevens, Jensen, guests, who were representing each BoLouise Della Thayn, LaRue Mrs. assisted be will lah by Draper, womans club of Price. arrangements. one, in making general Young, Evelyn Hill, Bertha Young, The yefreshment committee con- The is Wednesday, Norma Watt, Franke Hill, Jane Tiddate scheduled sisted ojfjMrs. J. B. Thompson, chairwell, Stella Davis, Lavon Hill, Mae April 14. man; Ntjrs. Ernest Lee, Mrs. George be models. Hill, Wanda Petersen. Mrs. Snow and club will in the Girls G rivet, Mrs. Ruel Redd and Mrs. The is to be invited, and a the honored guest. Frank Hanson. Mrs. Vincent Sumner smallpublic fee will be charged admission and Miss Bessie Lundquist presided at them. to present announce- Former Mayors According the tea table, which was covered with ments, the style event will be held Mother Honored a lace cloth, and centered with Easter in Mrs. Hanna Daphne Dalton, mother the Price tabernacle. lilies, flanked by white Princess taper Other committees acting are direct- of former resident B. W. Dalton, was candles. ed by Miss Mary Ruggeri, who is ad- the honored guest at a reception MonMrs. Allan Ramsey and Mrs. Ruel vertising chairman; Miss Lurean Ste- day evening at the Lion House in Salt Redd "furnished special music for the vens, to contact local dress shops; Lake City. The occasion was in obmodels. Over sixty guests and mem- Mrs. George Patterick and Mrs. Ross servance of Mrs. Dalton's eightieth bers were present. Boyack, who will be in charge of the birthday. Reception hours were between 8 and 10 p. m.. and all friends hall. Democrat Women Committee assistants are Hazel were invited to attend. Sons and daughters who were welWill Meet Monday Jeanselme, Elma Klitgaard, Esther comed to the fete were Mr. and Mrs. Installation of officers elected at the Rauhala and Katherine Jones. Miss Margaret Scartezina entertain- Frank W. Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Don February business meeting of the Carbon County Women Democrat club, ed the members at her home last Mack Dalton, Salt Lake City; Mr. and will take place at another session night. Florentine Art, topic subject, Mrs. B. W. Dalton, Los Angeles; Dr. Monday, March 29. Members will was discussed in a paper by Mary and Mrs. Mark A. Dalton, Santa Ana, meet in the Country club at 2:00 Ruggeri, who spoke on old pictures California; Dr. and Mrs. 'Edward S. in Florence. Dalton, Pleasant Grove. oclock. j i 1. by-la- Egg-rolli- . ng - Literary Easter Tea One Of Week's Most Social Events Auxiliary Unit Of Camp Elects Officers La-tud- pTgeth. - a, CELLAR Said a customer to bring I want CELLAR cleaning sold me. It's surprising bring their friends ACME Re-ho- TAILORS rs Price Century Planning Annual Fashion Revue i Gingerale Lime Rickey ALL SIZES POUND WAX PAPER 125-F- t. C Roll Tomato Juice Rd and White Paas Easter Egg Dye MIXERS CANDY EASTER EGGS 2 AND PINT- S- Quart Jar APPLES Delicious OLIVES R & 25c Stuffed Tinft Asparagus FRESH Marshmallows EGG DYES FREE POUND LARGE LARGE BEETS OR BUNCH Serve Fresh CELERY Fisher s HOT X BUNS LARGE BUNCH LETTUCE SYRUP Grapefruit Pink Center R & W Qt Decanter Jug WIN A PALL CONTEST Radishes 1 -- U. S. Inspected Meats Maid 0 Clover COTTAGE 29c DOZEN Cabbage LB. 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