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Show THE PAGE FOUR d, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beckel were County School Superintendent G. J. Reeves and School Board Clerk visitors in Salt Lake City the fore George Ockey were among those in part of this week. Salt Lake City this week, attending matters with reference to the estabMiss Margaret Hanson, high school lishment of a junior college here. teacher, was absent from classes the fore part of this week, confined to Fred W. Keller, former district at- her home with a severe cold. torney and the newest member of the Word has been received here of the citys fraternity of barristers, returned this week after spending several death on January 26 of Paul Shilas, of Grand Junction. Pneumonia and days in other localities on business. complications was the cause. Mr. in this Irvin Curtis, representing the In- Shilas was ternational Harvester company, was a business caller in Price last week, Miss Mildred Bowen of Hiawatha spending three days in this section. He left for Ferron, Emery and Rich- plans to leave Monday for Henegars field this week. Business college in Salt Lake City. She has been home since Christmas, County Attorney Marl D. Gibson due to her mothers illness. was a business caller in Salt Lake Mrs. D. A. Bench recently returned City early this week, returning from Illinois, where she had gone shortly after New Years, following State representative D. A. Tidwell the sudden death of her father. of Spring Canyon was a visitor here away ANNUAL BIRTHDAY recently, spending the week-en- d from the state capital and the legislature. He returned to Salt Lake City well-kno- R. J. Roaf, senior engineer for the W. P. A. was a caller in Provo, un- ADVOCATE, PRICE, CTA IHLLABRANT TO SPEAK DURING LIBRARY CARBON BOY SCOUTS FORWARD PLANS Rofj John of Wattis FOR ANNUAL SCOUT WEEK OBSERVANCE featured HiUabrant RED CROSS PLEA TO on the weekly library h broadcast over Station KEUB Shj AID FLOOD VICTIMS With a proclamation by Prices day, January 31, at 12:45 ocW COLD CONTINUED resiHis review will be on Drums Alo Mayor, J, Bracken Lee, urging (Continued From Pace One) dents of this section to acknowledge the Mohawk, a popular historfa of the annual Boy Scout BRINGS WEATHER the county as a whole will contribute observance volume in circulation at the local g. startwere Week, initial movements generously in this campaign for mercy ed the in for local brary, and written by Walter & here participation funds goes without saying, their ac- nation-widWeek munds. Scout AILMENTS e affair. MINOR Boy tion in this drive to be in keeping 7 and FebLast Sundays program was give with the excellent response this com- will be during February district Carbon Mrs. J. Bracken Lee, review, the with 13, by munity has always shown in the Am- ruary to hold affairs in Three Rural Schools Closed By Three Titans council planning by Emil Ludwlj Red Cross membership drives, erican sketches of Michael Angelo, Re, In leaders of the organization making re- keeping with the programs. Attendance Influenza; brandt and Beethoven. Turkey Dinner peated expressions of praise concernDecrease Next February evening, of mark Thursday its maintenance Carbons ing were on sick list this week and wi 4, a turkey dinner will be served in in the yearly support. naa of minor and illness Sickness to work unable with proOne of the earliest announced con- the L. D. S. tabernacle here, the continued low caused ture, by of dedication As the used for ceeds long as present weather coni, being tributions here was in the Bum of forScouts temperatures and frigid weather con- tions continue all persons should the monument erected a by ty dollars, that amount being given extra care. The hospital rs. of Price on the Huntington ditions, has slashed considerably into by the boys of the Price C. C. C. south in memory of the first set- the ranks of numerous organizations ports a number of pneumonia cases highway camp. necesof this territory. The dinner will where congested conditions are with an occasional pneumonia death Business district, city and county tlers a nominal charge and sary. for served be Regarding the subject, a local phj. offices, and wholesale dealers, to be it is Schools throughout the county, the sician said that there is no cause fa a large number of that hoped canvassed by men: Gomer Peacock, will participate. Starting at local Civilian Conservation Corps any alarm; flu cases have jumped a Ernest Lee, Edward H. Jolley, Nick persons 8 p. m. oclock, a short program is camp along with the Soil Conservabecause of the continued cok number McBernardi, William Hakalo, Isaac tion Service, and other places where and if to be included. will take care in expected persons Glen Belmont Richards, Queen, associated in are numerous persons Monument To Dedicate of dress, it will assist con. George Collingham, William Grolife .have been hampered every-da- y Next in afternoon, February Sunday halting the increase siderably gan, Frank Bryner, Angus Johnson, by illness while in many homes simi- number. Earl Hills, Jimmy Alley, Harris Sim- 7, the official dedication ceremonies lar conditions prevail. Influenza in twill be held. The program is being onson, George Paterick. form has taken its toll and a moderate is for not as and yet ready Schools, Lewis Hunsaker; C. C. C. arranged of an epidemic is reno fear while but will be given in next camp, Captain C. D. Jones; hospital, publication, care should be exercised. ported. issue The of weeks Murray Mathis. Three Schools Closed Residential sections divided into The monument was erected by the Three schools in the Spring Candistricts: Northeast, Claude J. Em- - Explorer Scouts, under the direction Phone 70 of William Campbell in honor of yon section have been closed for some Helper, Utah. pey,. chairman; Mrs. Muriel Anderstuof to number the time due large son, chairwoman; workers: Mrs. Har- Abraham Powell, considered the first FRI. - SAT. will remain old Bithell, John H. Redd, Lola Oman, home builder in this territory, then dents being ssent, and warattendance sufficient known as Castle Valley. The monu- closed until Jimmy Evans, Parley Rhead, Miss Standardville, Blanche Moynier, Miss Olga Moynier, ment is of stone and cement and is rants their are the ones schools and Latuda Rains on east side of located the the highT. Mrs. J. Kelley, Mrs. Elmer Young, while 1000 of west feet Spring Cantemporarily shut, Mrs. J. W. Bingham, Kate Olsen, Mrs. way, approximately institution educational is the actual location first the the where Mrs. only yon Alma Anderson, Ben Bean, Mrs. Her latest hit entirely different was built.. in that section still operating. Teachhouse Mrs. Pritchard, Guy Olson, Gladys than anything before Dedication services will start ers there report a large number of John Holden. Southwest and southeast are com- around 2:30 in the afternoon it was students as being absent. SUN. - MON. Carbon High Hit bined, with Ray Walters as Aiairman; said, although the definite time has JACK BENNY Carbon high school is also sufferMrs. Carlyle Pace, chairwoman; not been ascertained. Principal workers: Mrs. Clara Thompson, Mrs. BURNS and ALLEN ing from Court Of Honor A. N. Wallace, Mrs. Bill Christensen, MARTHA RAYE Sunday evening, the Scouts will Melvin Wilson reported. On one day, Mrs. O. L. Thomas, Mrs. Roy Faucett, hold a Court of Honor in the taber- there were approximately 190 stuand many others in Mrs. Parley Johnson, Mrs. John Har- nacle and presiding officials will dents absent, around 20 per cent of mon, Miss Anna Zupan. award eligible Scouts merit badges the entire school population.. AttendNorthwest: Frank Barboglio, chair- and other earned decorations. Details ance varies, Wilson said, although man; Mrs. Ross Hardy, chairwoman; on this phase of the observance ar- there have been more than 125 stuTUES. - WED. Mrs. Don Hacking, Mrs. Josephine rangements are also to be detailed dents absent practically every day Excitement - Thrills Seaton, Mrs. Jack Pintus, Mrs. Nick in next weeks issue. Scout troops of this veek. Bernardi. Other local schools submit similar this city however, will participate in Parkdale: Mrs. Eugene Hanson, a program, it was stated. Each troop reports, and while figures on the Mrs. Frank Hanson. will have a certain duty to perform, number of absentees are not availaThe first mining town to report was resulting in a colorful presentation. ble, information from the school Columbia, Bill Lines, handling the THURSDAY Parents of Scouts are cordially in- board office of the superintendent campaign there, bringing the infor- vited to attend. Ace Boulter has tends to verify the statements. mation this afternoon that that comIncludes C. C. C. Camp charge of the arrangements. ON THE SCREEN munity had already more than douC. D. Jones of the C. C. C. Captain Another of Scout Week phase will bled its quota. About be the decoration of a local store win- camp said that more than 30 enrollees We dow. Details of this subject are also the window to be used, has not been Die WORK AVAILABLE being formed at the present time, and designated. v Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wayman of, Angeles, left here Tuesday morning Provo were visitors in Price last for Oklahoma City on business mat- week-enattending the Gold and ters. They will be absent for apGreen ball. proximately 10 days. BALL SLATED -- COUNTY ASSISTS IN 'Price and Nearby Monday. SUN FOR HELPER SATURDAY All-re- d, te. dertaking business matters with offi(Continued From Page One) cials of the district headquarters there. quarter dance number, Bugle Call Rag by Joan McLaren, Mary Wright, Mayor J. Bracken Lee and City Re- Lois Hastings and Mary Fitzgerald. corder William Grogan were in Salt For Local Use Lake City last week with reference Of the proceeds derived locally, 70 to bonding business. They returned cent will remain in Carbon counhere Saturday. Others from here in per for use here and 30 cent will ty Salt Lake City recently, were County be submitted national per headquarters Commissioners William Engle and C. for their expendibles. In a recent R. Fahring. meeting, it was decided to pool local returns into one compact fund to be W. E. Fleetwood, district manager drawn from for any case reported of the Provo branch of the Utah Powwithin the limits of the county. Hereer and Light company, was a business tofore, the funds have been retained visitor here Friday, attending a meetby the city staging the dance and othing of electrical dealers. er sections were excluded. The Carbon county treasurer will act as cusVem Frame left Price Friday for todian of the funds. Park City where he will take over Radio Talks Rendered his duties as manager of that Radio broadcasts were being given this week over the local station by county physicians and prominent Mrs. Charles Spear of Price is members of the committees in behalt in this week with relatives visiting of the affair. Dr. L. H. Merrill of Billings, Montana. Spring Canyon will conclude the series tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Marl D. Gibson spent the fore Committee members for the dance, part of the week visiting in Salt Lake Don are Val H. Cowles, Dr. Hacking, City. Charles Ruggeri, S. J. Sweetring, J. FOR COAL MINERS Mrs. O. H. Brooks returned to Pice B. Litizzette, Ed Sherrer and Belmont t, with her small grandson, Tommy, Richards of Price, also Clifford F. Harrv George Sprattling, last after week, Carbon county coal mines are still early having spent the holidays in Salt Lake City with Wilson, George Harris and Dora in need of labor and are suffering Marshall of Helper. , her son and daughter. from a labor shortage, according to information given The D. A. R. Essay Mrs. Earl Jones returned Thursday this week. from Eureka where she had spent a Three mines, Wattis, Columbia and In week previous, having been called Consumers have reported vacancies in there for sickness and a death in her the ranks of workers and miners Carbonettes of Carbon county high family. Mr. Jones also spent a short employment are requested to school will again sponsor the annual time there. at the respective mine offices apply D. A. R. essay contest this year, anfor work. A number of other mines, Miss Helen Barboglio of the Uni- nouncing that the preliminary elim- not specifically mentioned, are aLso inations are to be held in two weeks versity of Utah, spent the week-en- d seeking men to work and request in Helper at the home of her par- and the finals on February 19. that applications be filed as soon as Essays are to be on the American possible. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barboglio. revolutionary period and may be on With mines having been working Elmer Klitgard, manager of the any phase of it. The time limit is on a more steady, basis since the first General Department store, and Mrs. six minutes, and the minimum is five of the year, this field will offer pm- Jessie Sanford of the dress depart- hundred words. to those having been pre- To date a great deael of interest has ployment i ment, will leave this week for Ogden listed on relief rolls. been displayed by the school girls, viously to purchase new spring goods. and a number have already entered. Mrs. J. E. Flynn and daughter, Mrs: Henry A. Mathis of Chicago, The six finalists will each receive Helen, returned this week from a a medal, the final daughter of Mrs. Ada Pace of Price, three points toward besides in Santa Barbara and to the points, months visit winner receive, to her Prior week. last here visited where Misses PegCalifornia, Fresno, medal offered as an marriage, Mrs. Mathis was Miss Mac a beautiful gold and Ardene are gy residing and atannual prize by the D. A. R. Pace. school. tending LETTERHEADS The acE. A. Gibson, Sheriff Sun- Colored pencils for sale Deputy Advocate. The BINDING companied by G. W. Wakeman of Los Shirley Temple STOWAWAY College Holiday RIDE EM COWBOY BANK NIGHT Who are to Mem-mot- Sun-Advoc- Annual Contest PRICE 78 E. Continuous from 5 Acts Vaudeville Featuring BARTINOS TRAINED DOGS On the Screen Hats IS A Glad Glorious Musical Sun. Mon. Tue. Continuous Sun. from 1:00 RICHARD DIX DOLORES DEL RIO CHESTER MORRIS Thrilling story of the Navys Submarines Added Attractions NORTHERN LIGHTS Weird in its Gorgeous Color Thur. Fri. Sat. Continuous Sat. from 3:30 Shirley Temple Stowaway Plus MICKEYS ELEPHANT xnd Pearls of the Pacific Just like a trip to Hawaii Sun. Mon. Tue. Continuous Sunday from 1:00 Civahlub flMW The life and loves of the greatest artist the world has ever known! Plus Annie Laurie A Tabloid Musical Little Cheeser Outstanding Cartoon of the year, and MARCH OF TIME Phone Tg WEEK - STRING BEANS More of that Sweet Cream Lbs. . . . TOMATOES CORN K0 PEAS can2 2y Size Can 2 CAN 306 END VALUES BUTTER at-Th- Saturday Only 3:30 N. Main Fruits. Vegetables, Groceries and S fancy Where the Best is CheapesteC,af'es February - ' 64-6- 6 FRUIT Phone 620 ' j HELPER Main 3-L- g. cans d))c SSc 12-ca- Case ns $c $-r- r 80 3 roE 29c 3 for 29c 3 for29c 2 ?AE 29c CORN FLAKES 3 29c CATSUP 2 BOTTLES 25c 2, LETTUCE 2 HEADS SPINACH 4 POUNDS PEANUT BUTTER T Saturday Only Continuous from 6:00 Tex Ritter SONG .".GRINGO Sun. Mon. ORANGES od LEMONS fkesh-goSIZE DOZEN .. Continuous Sun. from 3:30 Joe E. Brown POLO JOE" and Oriental Paradise In gorgeous technicolor Announcement is made that Chaun-ce- y Snow, formerly of the Redd Motor company, has been employed as assistant manager of the General Department Store in Price. He will take over his duties Monday, February 1 and cordially invites his many friends to visit him in his new position. 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