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Show 19 JUNE 27, CASTLE GATE Mrs. Eva Thorpe, Mr and Mrs. Albeit Stc,53 parents ot a baby bov born iVt thek in the Price hospital Jess Stagg was a Provo week. His mother, Mrs. E. visitor last and sister Ilene, returned here Stagg, with him Miss Betty Morrison daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Archie Morrison of visited at the Stagg home last W 00K. news L the first of last City were: Mr. Memmott. Mr and "ge tfromwimam 1 V,!ofi Bert Martin jd at- tfs. w;.'T Jones. Mrs. Jones birthday mother! Mrs. Edwards rtyO'DW the Miss Earlene Durrant left Hyatt s attending for the neXt fewforma last week where she wif at Y itend the fair at San Francisco before entering the U. S. C. in Los Angeles IhurcTto be built here. Earl the first of July. Mrs. Bessie Snow and daughter &ne is doing the engineering Bonnie Mae were Provo visitors last work vis-- r week. is on leave, Hilton home Mrs. Fred Knerr of his Los ot sister, Angeles. Califoran atHp,iv Jim has been in Con- -i nia, and Florence Knerr of Nebraska visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs' an winter but will be M. B. Carlson last week. on a submarine. Vs- - barren, Mr.- - Sun-nysi- de . j tfJW sta-jjjg- go and son, Billy, of Wade Mrs. Nick Sermos left last week for two Salt Lake City. There she joined her city 'sited the last for a two ihhome of her mother, daughter and PAGE FIFTEEN TECHNOCRACY WILL Rise In Coal Output nations soft coal production is 37 9 Pencils per cent ahead of the corresponding Is period of last year. Pennsylvania anBE CONSIDERED BY Hobby thracite output is down 10 6 per cent San Diego for the same period, and crude petrolSPEAKER TUESDAY Utah's coal production totaled eum as figuied in the coal equivalent of weekly output is up 10.4 per cent. Collecting pencils with the names 37,000 net tons in the week ended of cities and towns printed on them June 8, as compared with 32,000 in is the unique hobby of Marvin e, Uerb Clark Will BECOMES AIR STEWARDESS San Diego, California, who Speak Before the previous week and with 26,000 net ltons in the corresponding weeks of Audience In Price TuesMiss Karma O. Dowdle, engaged in stopped at The both 1939 and 1938, according to a to get a day pencil report received here this week from general duty as a nurse here for some which also has Price, Utah printed the national bituminous coal commis- time this spring, recently became a on it. sion of the United States Department stewardess for United Air Lines with Mr. Musgrave, enroute to his home of Interior. her graduation from Uniteds school from Grand Junction, Colorado, with The nations soft coal output in the for stewardesses in Chicago. She had his wife, stated that he now has 800 week of June 8 was 8,070,000 net tons, never been aloft before joining Unitpencils from all parts ofthe world. 500,000 more than m the preceding ed Air Lines. Her first flight took This unusual hobby has been made week and 1,797,000 more than in the place when she flew from Salt Lake the subject of a radio broadcast, corresponding week of last year. Ctiy to Chicago to enter the school for which resulted in Mr. Musgraves reIn the calendar year to date, the stewardesses. ceiving many additional pensils. Collecting Unique SS e J5, Of Traveler Mus-grav- Sun-Advoc- Sun-Advoc- son-in-la- w 'weeks trip to California. June Parry left last week for Idaho where he will play with an orehestia for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Gow returned n, home from a two weeks trip to Colorado. physician and Surgeon 2 to 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs P H. Johnson wsited Office Hours, Residence 234, Eastern in Panguitch tor seevral days last Wtah w eek. Electric Building. Price, The United Mine Woikeis held their meeting last Thursday evening, instead of Monday evening for the election of officers Melvin Webb rePhysician and Surgeon ceived the election for president. Ave. Carbon S. 15 Miss Melba Willstead of Hunting-- i To most people, M. technocracy is a Hours: 11 A, M. to 1:00 P. ton visited at the home ot Mr. and word of hazy M. P. 8:00 to meaning that has some- M. 6:00 P. Mrs. Charles Mills, several days last thing to do ith a proposed solution Residence, 459; Office, 466 week. phones: PROFESSIONAL J.CHubbard 246-- J, pjAXOLOMBO Offwe sTdart at law attoknfv Phone 657 Bank Bldg. Xat'L A. GREENWOO- D- .... .... Radio Servicing. professional Guaranteed Price T.N. Work and Utah KELLER JENSEN and At Law and Counsellors Prioe, Utah Attorneys Mortuary Wallace EMBALMERS LICENSED East Price, Utah 1st 47 No. Phone Pick-u- p Phone 357. Delivery '.W. Price 158 Funeral Home Mitchell Phone Price 300 Dick Mitchell, Embalmer and Funeral Director J.W. POTTER Radio Service Professional Price Electric Phone 55 Eastern Utah DR. Fennemore JtanfordW. Physician and Surgeon Silvagni Bnilding Office Phone 31 Residence Phone 675 Office Hours 2 to 5 p. m. FRANK B. attorney looms at law Tempt gallon Coda No. 948 jijT. 977 TV tWA cr BISCEGUA BfiOT.CELLARS SWEET ALCOHOL code 816 828 NO WINES 20BY VOLUME 8rvd CALIR)RNIA DRVWINES ALCOHOL I2BYV0L0ME with Wild Game. Red Meats or Lamb CODE Fifth 818 Fifth 827 Paradise Burgundy (Red Dry) Paradise Zindandel (Red Dry) Served with Fish. Fowl or Errs Paradise Riesling (White Dry) Paradise-Sautem- e (White Dry) Fifth Served for All Occasions Paradise Port (Red Sweet) Paradise Port (Red Sweet) Paradise Tokay Paradise Angelica (Amber Sweet) Paradise Angelica (Amber Sweet) M NO. GaL GaL Fifth 825 GaL Quart GaL Quart Quart GaL Cocktail or with Soup or Any Time of Day Padiae iS, HIL Paradise -- St HELENA Sherry (Amber Dry) Sherry (Amber Dry) Q GaL Posts, Lings, scientists, dramatists, writers and many en of geniua everywhere have recognised and praised virtues of wine. They found wine cheering and axing, a great gift to mankind, a supreme contri- SHtion to joy in HTina. . ei) R 877 FAMOUS BEAULIEU VINEYARDS WINES - auliRutherford, Naps County. California Haute Sauteme (MeL W.) ?aulou Burgundy (Red Dry) oeculieu Chablis (Sacramental) uUeu XXX Port lrm Sauliu Muscatel (Sacramental W.) Beaulieu Sherry XXX ( Champa an Type) 111 Tenth Beaulieu Sparkling Moeelle Fifth Fifth Beaulieu (Pink) Sparkling Burgundy oqf . . tender, golden And remember B every loaf of Royal Bread you buy helps your own community because Royal is a large user of coal from Carbon County. FRESH every day at your grocers ROYAL BAKING CO. Salt Lake and Ogden 100 Home-Owne- d 100 American rawm SCOFIELD NEWS 970 gallon . . make every meal taste d. Code No. Its tasty flavor . . and 2 Silvagni 947 appetites with summer Royal Bread. pital for treatment. Building Leslie Rice was a Manti visitor over ren returned home with him. Phone 397 the week-enMrs. Rice and child- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellis and son John Robert of Mt. Vernon, Illinois, visited at the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Long the first of this week. Pifidist Paradise MUSCATEL Rita Robertson and Marion Pero were returned to their homes Sunday WHITE PORI (Amber Sweet) after being injured in an automobile QUART quart crash in Provo. Code No. Code No. 1 Wm HANSON ot the problem created by the maMiss Helen Sermos of Salt Lake chine age. City visited her father, Nick Sermos, After next Tuesday its 'over the week-en- d. meaning Mrs. Lindsay of Salt Lake City is need not be so indefinite to interested a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. persons locally, for they will have an L. T. Lindsay. opportunity that evening to hear Miss Betty New'bold, who is taking Herb Claik, dynamic authorized nurses training at St. Marks hospital speaker for Technocracy, Incorporatin Salt Lake City, is visiting at the ed, speak on the subject. The public home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. meeting is scheduled for 8.00 p. m. in J. A. McDonald. civic auditorium at Price. Russell, Evalou and Shirley Mae theMr. Clark, Technocracy speaker Whipple left for Salt Lake City to join their mother at the home of their from Victoria, British Columbia, has tour of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Moroni just completed a 20,000-mi- le Heiner, where Mrs. Whipple is recup- the Pacific coast states and part of erating from an operation. the intermountain area. Americas Mr. and Mrs. Fiseo and daughter, Only War is the speakers subject, of at are the in which Lucile, Sego, guests home of their daughter, Mrs. Albert World WarTechnocracys stand in the situation is dealt with to Battiste. Mr. and Mrs. Fisco were called to Price because of the illness some extent. An idea of Mr. Clarks text may be and death of their son. Wilford Phillips and Robert Grif- obtained from the following quotafiths were Spanish Fork visitors Sat- tion received here this week from the Mobile Organization unit of Technocurday. Charles Huff and sons, Verl and racy, Incorporated: Bernell, attended the Huff reunion has the blueprints held at Arrowhead resort Saturday. and Technocracy for the New Amerspecifications Mrs. Jane Hilton and daughter for the Continental ica, Hydrological Mr. Mrs. and Brent and Marjorie Knowlden and baby daughter of Salt Control of this continent, for a maxiLake were visitors over the week- mum equal standard of living for end. Masters John Healy and Tom- every North American citizen, for my Hilton returned w'ith Mrs. Hilton, freedom of worship, and complete their grandmother, for a visit to Salt emancipation for all Price System inLake. terference. Most of the population of Castle If civilization is to continue as and to Scofield Gate went Saturday this continent has no choice but such, Sunday to be on hand for the rifle and trap shooting and the boat races. to lead the march of civilization. The in opportunity is given to no other conThose spending the week-en- d Salt Lake City were: Mr. and Mrs. tinent. The twentieth century beA. T. Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. longs to North America. Our War is Leslie Reid and son, Mr. and Mrs. right on This content. The War of Melvin Taylor and family and Mr. versus Scarcity, Health versus and Mrs. Joe Fish. Mrs. Fish and son Plenty and Technocracy versus Malnutrition, Jackie returned with him, Jackie Chaos. having been in the St. Marks hos- By Rose Koski Mr. and Mrs. Ed House and daughter, Mr. and Mis. Vennie Kranyc, of Helper, weie visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mackey, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Strange have been visiting in Price the past week. Lucille Parry. Eva Marshal and Ted Gibson motored to Salt Lake City on Tuesday. Lucille Parry, Eva Marshal and Ted Gibson motored to Salt Lake City Tuesday. Bruce Madsen was a business caller in Price the first part of the week. Charles Bezyack and sons of Rains were visitors here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes and son Max motored to Provo Friday. Mr. and Mrs. August Poulson, Jr., motored to Salt Lake City Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvi of Hiavisitors of watha were the week-en- d Mr and Mrs. Bruno Hendrickson. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bezyack and callers here girls, of Helper, were Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tempfer of HiaMr. watha, were Sunday guests of and Mrs. Joe Scufka. Week-en- d guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whalan were: Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Larry Peterson and Paul of Salt Helper, and LaVada Whalan Lskc City. Glen Krebs and Elmer Maine were visitors Sunday. William Donaldson motored to Salt Lake City for a couple of days. moJohn Bezyack, Jr., and mother, tored to Helper Saturday. on The Relief society women wentStaat afternoon an outing Friday Boating was enjoyed leys cabins. lunchand a delicious served. was eon A dance held here at the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday evening was very an ensuccessful, everyone having will be dance Another time. joyable held Saturday, June 29, sponsored by otu-of-to- out-of-do- or Mackeys orchestra. races, surf races Shooting and boat were and many other amusements s Riot the at Sportsmen held Sunday cabins. held at the Olsen and Parry contestwon by Many prizes were enants. 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