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Show Page Four THE STATE OFFICERS VISIT PYTHIAN SISTERS Carbon temple No. 19, of the Pythian sisters, opened for a grand visitation of the Utah officers on Wednesday, May 7. Following the opening ceremony, a school of instruction was held by Mary Ma-ce- y, grand chief of Utah, Pearl Maham, grand junior, and Maxine Judd, grand protector. Pythian sisters from Park City, Dragerton, Garfield and HelpeT, joined the Price chapter to make the visitation a huge success. In the auditorium dining room where a dessert luncheon was served the tables were lovely with decorations of spring flowers. Mrs. Macey was presented with a gift from the Carbon temple. Raffle winners were Clara Anderson and Mary Macey. They Battle for Supremacy Thursday, May 15, 1952 WEDDING BELLS RING FOR POPULAR COUPLE Miss Phyllis McArthur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry McArthur of Mt. Pleasant, Utah and Mark Foster, son of Mir. and Mrs. George Foster of Columbia, Utah, exchanged wedding vows in Elko, Nevada, on April 11. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon in Nevada and southern Utah, Upon their return the young couple were honored at a lovely reception given by the brides par- dal pair in the beautifully decorated recreational hall at Columbia on May 3. The bridal party greeted' many 'friends and relatives from seven until rune. An array of spring flowers and lighted candles provided an effective CLUB Mrs. Hene Jensen was hostess to merr&ers of the Nell-- O Club. Refreshments were served and 500 played. Enjoying the evening were Virginia Magliocoo, Betty Anderson, Georgia Ravas, Betty Rae Frandsen, Mary Olsen, Violet Rea Leonard, Jeane Biddinger, Tattou, Doris Powell, Maxine ."J risen and Jeanne Soovill. Prizes were won by Betty Anderson, Virginia Maglioccio and Betty Rae Frandsen. NELL-- O back ground setting. Guests enjoyed a musical program followed with dancing. The evening was climaxed with a delicious midnight supper served at Fosters confectionary." from Attending the ents in the Mt. Pleasant recrea- out of town werereception Dr. and iMrs. tional hall. Guests were enter- William Henning, Dr. and Mrs. The newly wedded couple were tained with a delightful program M. Lofton and Miss Ann Lofton and a delicious luncheon was of Salt Lake City and Mr. and the recipients of many beautiful served. Mrs. E. W. Evans and Mr. and gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Foster, parents of Mrs. J. B. Evans, relatives of the The bride and groom are makthe groom, entertained for the bri bridegroom, from Provo. ing their home in Salt Lake City. DUP MEMBERS TO MEET TUESDAY The members of the Sun Flower camp of the DUP will meet Tuesday, May 20, at 8:00 oclock at the home of Mrs. Rebekah Larsen, 490 East Second North. An interesting evening is being arranged and all members ere Invited to 'be present. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation to all our friends and relatives for the flowers and many acts of kindness shown us following the death of our beloved husband and father, Peter Pul-l- i. The Pulli Family. II SHOWER HONORS RECENT BRIDE A bridal shower honoring newly-Mrs. Glen Downard, the former Miss Shirley Brundage was given by Eileen and Janet Olivoto last Friday evening. Amidst a May Day theme of May poles, spring flowers and parasol favors the guests were entertained with the game, bridal booklet. Prizes were won .by Reay, June Johnson and wed, Massive bull elks in fierce combat, locking deadly antlers as they strive for place and honor on the range in Walt Disneys true-lif- e adventure, The Olympic Elk," which opens tonight at the Price Theatre on a double bill with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Fourth in his series of spectular wild life dramas, The Olympic Elk," is completely factual, as were its predecessors the Academy Award winning Seal Island and Beaver Valley and the recently screened Nature's Half Acre." spent two years in the western Washington wilderness lensing the intimate herd life that has preserved the elk as a superior species. Authenticity remains the keynote of this remarkable film which Mane Carr details the yearly migration of the massive animals and Around the 'luncheon table existence in the mountainous region. An impressive musical score and a minimum of narration blended to the action, highlight the places were set for the bride and pictorial beauty of this distinctive RKO Radio release in print by her mother, Mrs. George BrunTechnicolor. dage Sr., Mrs. Leo Donard, mother of the groom. Miss Maida Young, Mrs. Phyllis Wallace, Mrs. Katherine Pero, Mrs. Marie Carr, Mrs. June Johnson, Miss Chert pace-setti- ng Naturalist-photographe- is De-lor- es birth-to-dea- th SMdPW BEEF As another feature for this you to try our SOCIETY and CLUB NOTES Five Carbon High Girls Named To Girls State . Five girls from Carbon high 6ohool will have the opportunity of attending Girls State this year. This is the largest group ever sent from Price and will be the second largest to attend in the state it is announced by Mrs. Harris Simons en, Girls State chairman. The delegates receiving the honor were announced by Mrs. Simonson at the award assembly held Firiday at Carbon college. Mrs. Awtone Dupin, president of the American Legion Auxiliary, assisted with the awards presentations. The five envoys from Price are Miss Nylene Washburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nile Wash-buiMiss Joanne Griff one, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Grif-fin-e; Miss Lynne Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills; Miss Joan Snow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Snow and Miss Mary Bunnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bunnell. Moose, one, and the American Le- elude the Price Elks Lodge No. 1550, one girl; the New Century club, one; the Women of the Moose, one and the American Legion Auxiliary, unit No. 3, two. The girls, members of the j un- m; lor class at Carbon high, possess the outstanding qualities of leadership, personality and cooperativeness which are the basic requirements to be a Girls starter. Their scholastic (record puts them in (the upper third of their class. They have one thing in common, each one is sixteen years of age. Two scholarship awards and one citizenship have been won (by Nylene Washburn. She is a member df the Pep club and Is a nurses aid. She Is a past president of the Clicker club and an ' active 4 --Her. Joanne Griffines speciality is music which won for her second place in the recent talent show and she is an active member of the Carbon high band. She received an Elks leadership of award of fifty dollars and a special service award. Her theme on rehabilitation also won an award. She is a member of the Clicker club. An active member of the Pep club Lynne Mills Is chairman of the Pep banquet to be held this week. She is a member of the Clicker club, a H club worker and takes an active part in the Fourth ward MIA. Her interests center around music, dancing and speech. When being interviewed, Joan Snow expressed a desire to folio the talent show held this winter. She is feature editor of the school paper, a member of the 4-- Nyman, Miss Delores Reay, Miss Beverly Snyder, Mrs. Colleen Wells end tihe hostesses. SAUSAGE Pep club and junior assistant cheer leader. She does ballet dancing and plays in the high school low nursing as a career. Her talent for music won hex an award band. Sewing is a speciality of Mary Helen Bunnell. A H member for seven years she has established an outstanding record in work having won honors for her sewing ability. She is also a talented musician. She is a member of the student council and has won a scholarship and citizenship All freshmade and smoked this week. Italian sausage Is quite highly seasoned a 4-- with just enough garlic wonderful flavor. And if you prefer added to bring out a smoked taste we have just what you want. 4-- H award. The girts will leave for Logan on June 8. This will be the sixth annual Legion Auxiliary sponsored Girls State to be held on the campus ait the State Agricultural college. The one hundred and fifty girls attending will represent the high schools throughout Utah. The idea of Girls State originated with the State American Legion Auxiliary and it is through this organization, with the cooperation of the local units, that the convention is possible. Named as alternates from Carbon were Mary Madsen, Carolyn Peterson, Judy Waterman, Dixie Lee Watkins and Carla Boyack. Mrs. Simonsen has been assisted on the Girls State committee by Mrs. Moss Jeanseime and Mrs. Ed ODonnhll, try our show beef last week? If you didnt you are missing a real treat. We are fea- Did you BITS Self Service Meats Come in and go over our complete supply of choice meats all ready packaged and priced displayed in our refrigerated meat counters. turing this beef at NO INCREASE IN PRICE AGAIN THIS WEEK. There Is HI o Substitute For Quality (Canning and Freezing It will soon THE FIRST TIME e to use the proper cartons or wrappers in freezing STRAW as it is to use good fresh fruit. If COFFEE of the berries. After several years of experience, This fine coffee is used almost exclusively in the leading hotels we have found methods of eliminating inferior TIME! and restaurants cartons and wraps from our stock. DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL ON US FOR ANY INFORMATION IN REGARD TO WRAPPING OR FREEZING OX ANYTHING YOU MAY DESIRE. in and DOBBS $2.89 FINE 67 EAST to ELSE mil - DRIP - PERCOLATOR IFroits acid IPpcjIuc GROCERIES MAIN J O HOUSEHOLD HEEDS Free Parking at All Times ouacizs, MEN'S APPAKE PRICE imillfUtiMt! MiiiiiiiUili - TRY IT ITS DELICIOUS! GARDEN-FRE- SH 01G.C9 inter- WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR YOU THE ROASTED COFFEE BEANS AND A NEW MILL TO GRIND THE BEANS ANY WAY YOU DESIRE . . . GRIND IT YOURSELF. Start the Season cut with a brand new Straw Hat. A wonderful selection of styles and sizes. Youll love em! the mountain area. Choose From Our Complete Stock '( AIIKOIA AI1D CHIEF you use choice berries In an inferior carton, you lose all the flavor HAT Introducing ... TO CARBON COUNTY TOR be time to start canning and freezing fruits, berries and vegetables. It is very important PORKS we want week-en- d Cooks Ankola Coffee Pound 90 Cooks Chief Coffee Pound 03 |
