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Show 25. 1935 rtSDAT. JINE fw the eexburS. ldah0 of r,rence Hacking, sister Leonard Hacking, is to PRICE E, UTAH PACE FIVE society and 0LuBN'5!AySFR nit HELPER TOPS LOCAL education fund TEM; SCORE MlSS,nd ."eral weeks SUN-ADVOCAT- in Price visiting - 15-- 6 Social Sewing Entertained of Cai'bon county has been piloted . Mrs. Irene was hosted Dt the two home runs banged will last Thursday afternctn Sunday, June 28 Double-headits shale $12'61732 the .state out spite AUTXih3ry membtrs Price players, the local base- - baseball be held on by R rnn.,c c game, Price vs. Dividend. equali2ation fund to be usod bv the the teos, Dedication of new grand-stanam ne CfficerS- A soclal guests attended al Work during the coming school . .. .. Sunday, June 28 Major Bowes hit eieItl0n thp two the il "eedlewofk at Strand theatre, Helper. unit known this mde fields. week.)'," Final "a Vlater,ime with ,heir rTTTONE 150 H. P. PENN-SSbml- nd allmembeTseare?muted hlle n0 of the amount score was 15-notice June 28 Italian social at a mcelv enjoying Sunday, arranaad one 125 H. P. Bor-fi- e; and participate in election activities. luncheon. f the fund has been received by the Silver Moon hall. S. PHand Mrs. Royal Frandsen, chairman of Woolsey Fratto, two of the -Kone 100 local school board members, they are Monday, June 29 Tennis tournain the Price line-u- p were one 55 H P. steam en-- r the committee Jn charge of arrange- Is mainstays that information which awaiting ment Club at Price court. Sewing for given credit homers, Fratto's hit 4ii good condition. Address merits for the Sons of the Legion di- expected within the next few days. Meeting jeid as one of the being recognized vision in Utah, the S'ramid Plaster Co., Levan, Fourth of July parade,' The amount given this year is said r,.n held tomorrow morning at 10 oclock banged out this year ' nas stated that special caps will be considerably larger than iast I tak-lca- d consistent at the Flynn Funeral Home. Young ball, played Helper for made the lads. Patterns for the Wedneldiv year. An additional amount of ap- t! in the second frame and Prichard was attended by Dr. C. are :lng V'th was in and noted $5000 this .TsaleIspRing headgear the.follownBjproximately plentiful may be member'lnHm1,, i and the cause of death has lead a g that the rna'ntaining enjojing Mrs. Gagosian, 406 So. obtained from her upon calling. throughout Ruggei . of appropriations and i,,, ,. lu"cheon and an evening of school report not been revealed. board officials are pleased game. Misses Price conducted a scoring spree in Christine Axelgard, with the increase. sewing An afternoon service will be conThimble Club Hazel Christensen, Nadine Bowman, in five runs, ducted at the fifth rnSTsLR OFFICE SUPPLIES AT inning, bringing amounts Total for ap-the annual I Vgrnal around 4 o'clock, it Ev office. See us Plans Soci- alnough to overcome the scoie was stated with interment there. flie e andt Last Friday evening Mrs. Ida Coli, opponents. before you buyatu'ndante ln b)th The lad is a native of this state, Thomas entertained nine members of Beth Hill, Frances Coli I100"1 Marion k CUP DIS- - the Thimble club at their ,lansporta ' having been boin m Price in 1920. Forsallnew The regular Louise Fausett, Norma HannUon aid He lived here practically all his life time. After the a meeting cheap. penser, Evelyn Branch. sewing and was a student in the Price luncheon was served ,and plans dis- -, office. By We funds 011s'del'ubly smal'er tban schools. cussed for an outdoor party to be held D a. k. will Meet FURNISHED APTS. ,the major allotments, and while the Siu vivors are his father and step- FOR RENT tbepark la!er the week, to which in Mohrland Friday-t- he D. services Funeral Ixwrain for amounts not have been lmothor Winters Apts. specified, they 0ne sister and two brothers. ladies will invite their partners. Mrs. W. N. Wetzel of Mohrland are hoped to be released soon. Prichard, 15. son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Namcs' of his brothers and sisters ELECTRIC RANGE, will entertain members of the Esca- Prichard who passed away at 11:40 were ot available. pOR SALE Price. N. 3rd 408 Young Visitors East, lante chapter of the D. A. R. society! New cash Doxes with automatic oclock p. m. yesterday evening at cheap. Feted At Socia- Uat her home Friday afternoon. Tm his home, 72 N. 4th St. east, will be Orrice SunpLii. The drawer at The Miss Ruth Hanson, daughter of Mr. meeting will be in the form of a lawn FOR SAL- Eand Mrs. Oscar Hanson, entertained party, with a' luncheon and installa-- ! piano, good condition number 0f friends last Thursday af- - tion to be held Ute&lfiyi Call 142-met. Easy terms. ternoon, having as honored guests the, Officers elected early in May will Misses Donna and Shirley Hanson of be installed into their respective RELIABLE GIRL FORjGrand Junction, who had been vis- - sitions. They are: Regent, Mrs. R. at tbe Hanson home in Price G. McGonigal; recording secretary, housework. To go home nights. iting bme- some Mrs. D. L. Parmlev; corresponding 5 140-m. after p. Call Besides the hostess and visitors, secretary, Mrs. M. H. Wilson; chap- ; F0R SALE FRESH JERSEY MILK others attending were Maxine Grouss- - Iain, Mrs. M. B. Crockett treasurer, cow. Enquire J. V. Powell, 153 man, Lorraine Cowles, Nancy Lou Mrs. W. J. Hillabrant; registrar, Miss West 2nd N. Ward, Frances Scarpino, Edith Crav- - Bessie Kennedy. : en, Shirley Shiner and Beverly Ras- 7 Heavy Manila envelopes, 11x14 mussen. Book Review Given At The inches. The group played games and en- - At Club Meeting joyed refreshments. Prizes for the Gathering at the home of Mrs. A ly games were awarded to Edith Craven, e. Gibson, hostess, last Friday, Rasmussen and Shirley Shin- - bers of the Mnemonic club spent a er. pleasant afternoon with sewing fol- Mrs. lowed by a dainty luncheon. a contributed George Jorgensen Given Party a Maurine, splendid review of FRIDAY - SATURDAY For Bride poem by Ellen Winter Mr. Kenneth White, book-lengDouble Feature Program Honoring Miss Josephine Lambson of Wilcox. formerly FIRST BIG FEATURE Mrs. Members present were: Helper, a bride of June 12, Mrs. Mai k Here Is Mrs. G. E. Jorgensen, Sepas and Mrs. Marvin Lambson of Claude Empey, Melvin Mis. W. A. Mrs CHANCE YOUR McKinnon, at a shower with Helper entertained the Sepas home m Price Wednesday C. Wilson, Mrs. Ben Ward, Mrs. W. For That New E. Mclntire, Mrs. D. E. Williams, Mrs. evening. 1th of JULY DRESS A pleasant evening was spent by a William Grogan and two guests, Mis. Mrs. Lars and F. d, Afternoon Reauliful J. newly-weof MacKnight the number of friends is and a pretty array of gifts were pre- - Frandsen of Los Angeles, who and Evening Dresses $7.90 itmg here with friends. to her during the evening. to he Sold a I Sac2ND. FEATURE Mrs. White has been in nurses Prices. rifice the past CarbOJl M(1 JOT IS training in Salt Lake City for Legion Auxiliary To Have Election Mrs. illiam Hakalo, president ,, Classified FORM Sr JOUSE er ' ,f te'lfd er; SS bat 7s " frye3 W. d. - ,7 ! rSf lT' on 6. . ial - me"lal' 1, lily Sun-Advoc- ate Lorrain Prichard Called Death te. 77 GENERAL rs, w. 71 END OF THE MONTH ,fr W CZIO GENERAL ILIS A E& te. DRESS SALE! WHITE mem-Bever- COATS Final Clearance of all th IS Kf DRESSES SUMMER COATS vis-sent- ed r X Values to Drum 'Honored; Former Chief Hiawatha Band Scores 'v" Come Recognition jnd honors of a high Ruby W'ade and Mrs. Bryan or(jer was accorded Michael Maloney, Olsen entertained at a shower last jr-- Carbon county high school band j l -Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Ken- drum major, and Mark Hart, former neth Olsen, nee Miss Maxine Davis. director of the Hiawatha school band, who was wed on June 15. Attending jat jhe recent Rose Festival held at Smartly the affair besides the honored guests Portland, Oregon, according to word Eg . of received the here couple. and news clippings were eleven friends by Co,0rs- The time was spent with games, f ol- - friends. V sishis and luncheon. Young xbe jocai drum major lovved by a light JJ FRIDAY ONLY The Strand Mrs. Olsen received a number of ap- - ter, Genevieve, accompanied Mr. and will present 10 acts of local amMrs. Hart and the American Falls, propriate and lovely gifts. ateur Vaudeville The FOUR now directed by the Idaho, band, acts adjudged best former Hiawatha school musical or- -, Fioneer Group Toy the audience vote will he . ganization leader, to the Oregon city given the privil- Meets Outdoors Walt- - wbere the Idaho band participated in Mrs. and Birch G. Mrs. ege of taking With part in the Major Bowes Show on er Christensen as hostesses the Sally the festival, scoring the mark of Sunday, Olsen camp of the Daughters of lng the most colorful organization STTNDEY Pioneers met in the city park last ever to participate in the rose festival An award of a special Wednesday afternoon for their regu- celebration. Continuous after 1:00 P. M. to the band and the the was made trophy Tar monthly meeting, spending !time in social discourse and future organization was booked for appear-- 1 next year with all meeting plans. A delicious luncheon anCe at the festival 'expenses in the paid. later day. served was The Carbon band drum major play-MAttending were Mrs. J. R. Higgins, a Mel Harmon, Mrs. Ben Warded two saxophone numbers during his Mrs. by accompanied H. Mrs' Roy Fausett. Mrs. Krebs, radio broadcast, Ij pj Smith. Mrs. Susie Richards, Mrs. sister, and he also gave a short talk. featured Barton Olsen, Mrs. Golden Hastings, The threedaily newspapers band. He the and Michael hostesses. of the and S. Harris pictures Mrs. C. of Mr. and Next months meeting will also be and his sister were guests follow- Falls American at Hart 'held at the park. ;Mrs. met- the from Oregon ing their return To ropolis. Jobs Daughters G Union Meeting Set For snday On the Screen AnonaredQueens Ball will be The Price tabernacle will be the trjven by Jobs Daughter Saturday BOBBY BREEN of the regular monthly Union with scene Masonic temple, evening at the June 28 each in honor to be Miss Ruth meeting Sunday, guete scheduled for been Stevhaving Elizabeth partment and Miss LETS SING AGAIN the day-ohours during enson An invitational affair, friends their respective and genealogical in interested Those an opportunity the group will have Mrs. i Ui nn f Monday - Tuesday Feature Program HIT NO. 1 Wp?rons i; ,Mr "patronesses of the Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Rad- Vjr and Mr C. E. Beveridge, and Mrs. G. J Reeves. Mr. and 'even! "ll bi LADIES HATS Styled Summer vhito and Pact! ,ear,an Pr,C- e- $.30 ONE MENS DRESS GROUP and CHILDRENS L A D I E S STRAW HATS Values to $1.98 CLEARANCE PRICE m HATS and TAMS as $5 Shop at The General Dept. Store rs Double see and Take Advantage oS this Clearance m Shower Given For Recent Bride be-A- in what you can Save! Culottes HIGH RATERS IN OUTDOOR FASHION They Rate High, but they certainly come Low Price. Youll play in them and find them the Most Com- fortable Outfit you have ever seen. New Dark Colors $.96 Lady Wear WASH FROCK Sheer Prints, Desert Cloth, Lace and Voile Dresses. Smart Styles and Fine Tailoring. Keep Cool and Neat looking these hot days. Values to $2.98 Efficient & Courteous Service Mrs. J. Kissell will be in charge of Mrs. EBae the borne teaching d- --n u Alta Mrs. ciowaia and Bryner direct the temple ..department and Frank Groussman, Clarence Stevenson. Mrs. You i HIT NO. 2 brankie darro ill find NOTICE!!! . listed bclnw few of the nauv on this weeK. running specials THREE WISE GUYS Young Betty Furness are O Merchandise Guaranteed 100 m BLACK GOLD bank night e ' in Wednesday only Hens t i it i OOTKneN CHAIRS. :ro NOT PAINT - !:?gRW"G(DjNDmONFRUlfj ARSEMZEn QUARTS, 50c; I4J Hhe Store for all your shopping ' 3.75 2 QUARTS, 65c carbon Second Hand Store GENERAL DEPT STORE J SEUERAL C - PRICE. UTAH 1 GENERAL NEXT TO LYRIC THEATRE m |