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Show Thursday, October 27, 1960 THE PRICE, UTAH E, Page Three ram mw Engagement Told 0 Party Honors Two Old-Time- Gloria Gonzales, Fred Regis Mr. and Mrs. Lino Gonzales of Janet Street, Helper, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gloria Gonzales, to Fred Regis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Regis, Sr, 121 South Second East, Help241 rs At Clear Creek Whv Waif Buv Now No Monthly Payments Till February 1961 When You MRS. J. BRACKEN LEE Mrs. Lee to Review Book for Elks Ladies Buy the er. -- ber of Choice at Sears In Price 2. Mrs. Lee, a past president of the Elks Ladies, has gained some recognition in previous reviews of this book and the repeat performance promises to be a most special entertainment locally. Adding significance to the evening, prior to the review at the Elks Lodge, Mrs. Lee and other past presidents of the unit will be special guests at a social and din ner at the Country Club. Mrs. Lee being the honored guest at that time. This dinner is for past presidents only. Following dinner that group will join other members of the Elks Ladies in Price for the review program which will begin Your PEP CLUB INITIATES at 8 oclock. Mrs. Reid Allred, Elks Ladies Women of the Moose will have a Halloween party at the Moose Home October 28 (tomorrow evening) at 8 oclock. The party fare will be pot luck. On November 11 and 12 the Moose Ladies will sponsor an ap- ron and food sale, this also to be held at the Moose Home. Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 77 E, Main, Price ME ... Pep Club Initiates New Members at A formal initiation tea for new Peppers of Carbon High School was held October 13 in the Price Fourth-Fift- h ward recreation hall. Guests and members were received and welcomed by these officers: Sandra Scartezina, president; Carol Reid, vice president; Pat Bosone, secretary; Jona Costello, treasurer; Katherine Nelson, historian; Mary Pizza and Barbara ings, rill; Mrs. Jeanette McAlpine, Miss Veronica Ileinlein and Miss Ellen Aageson. Sister peppers served deep purple refreshments. The new Peppers are Marcia Ju-va- n, Ta-bon- Cee-Ette- sun-shin- Co-pil- torney ($RtidJ)(3llt3 Diane Anne Masini, Nancy Pace, Carol Hanna, Judy Costello, Jeannine Mathis, Dee Anne Dause, Brenda Marchetti, Karen Magann, Ruth Tamagawa, Carol Jean Downard, Carolyn Moore, Karen Robertson, Merrilyn Otteson, Tolich, Judith Nielsen, Jo-AHeidenreieh and Marsha Miller. Prior to the initiation tea, the new members and the older ones were engaged in a full week of nonsense and fun as part of the De-lor- es nn fyScc dPur New SHOT SHELL RE LOADED Load visit scenic, colorful Hawaii. A business session, conducted by President Helen Day, followed the program. Committee members made their reports. The next regular meeting will be held October 27 when members will continue their Grand Tour to the Far East. Lucile Jensen and Mer-len- e Alger will be hostesses. Bessie Mahleres, city council representative, gave a detailed report on the convention which will be held in Price next June. tri-sta- te 12-Gau- Shot Shells ge for About $1.40 Per Box Save your empty shells and Let Us show you how easy it is to Re-Lo- and Save Money ad FREE Loading Bench for Rifle Cartridges New Jeep Gas Jeep Gas Holders Tents Cartridge Belts Ammunition (MWim Service. Sherrie Uzelac, en Wing from Pole to Sunny South Pacific the heat extended by the eruption. She showed two pictures of JAYCEE-ETTESET theme, Live With Wings, mem- a beautiful place which no longer INAUGURAL FETE bers of Xi Kappa Exemplar Chap- exists, having been wiped out by An inaugural banquet for Jay ter boarded an imaginary fast jet the recent tidal wave and earths and JayCees will be plane to zoom away from the icy quake. One of the highlights of the enheld Saturday, October 29 at 8 polar regions studied in their prevoclock in the Price Cafe, It was ious meeting, and traveled to the joyable evening was when Miss y warm South Pacific. Tuttle displayed an authentic Haannounced Tuesday. Members met at JeanSelmes waiian quilt which one of her Cafe for their meeting Thursday, friends had pieced for her. At the Hene Jen- close of the program the memOctober 13. sen and Cecelia Bryner, in charge bers agreed upon one thing of the program, introduced guest each had a desire to personally speaker, Miss Gloria Tuttle, of Orangeville, who spent two years in Hawaii on an LDS mission. Miss Tuttle gave a colorful talk on the Islands and illustrated her remarks with a large map and beautiful colored slides, presenting a graphic picture of the flowers, cities, dress and costumes of that portion of the United States, Miss Tuttle showed a colored movie film of a volcano eruption which occurred while she was there. The color vividly showed Vernon Mer- Vice-Princip- al Tea Mother-Daught- er cial guests) and other guests were Gardner, Principal and Mrs. Loman Hutch- Wallace, in-bo- m In keeping with the Beta Sigma Phi International 1960-6- 1 LePriel Frandsen, Vemessa Mrs. Grange and Ida Thomas. Branch served a nice luncheon to her guests. Snow, Janet Prince, Shelley Livingston, Bonnie Anderson, Lynne Olsen, Patsy Jowell, Shirley Briggs, advisers. e, Darlene Horsley, Molly The tea table was exquisitely Carolyn Gordon, Barbara perfect with a lace cloth over Joanne Nucich, Anna deep purple, which was reflected Busetto, Curtis, Connie Robertson, Marilyn initiation. in the deep purple candles. for the occasion were Shirley Barton and Mila Aitken assisted by their committee of Darlene Rogers, Ardith Moss, Bil ly Jean Doss, Diana Snow, Shan-n- a Woodruff and Linda Thompson. Miss Aitken gave the welcome address and introduced Miss Scartezina who presided over the initiation ceremony. Corsages of purple mums and golden ribbons were given to each new member, committee members and the advisers. Karen Robertson entertained dent. with a piano solo, Deep Purple, Clear Creek is proud to have to develop the deep purple theme. had these two outstanding women Shanna Woodruff presented a as her citizens for so many years. dance. Mrs. Carlyle Pace, a popular Through new techniques in sur- Pep member in the old high gery, damaged heart valves can be school, was guest speaker, speakheart defects can ing on What it Means to Be a repaired, be coated, and diseased arteries Pepper. can be replaced, the Utah Heart Each Pepper introduced her Association reports. mother (the mothers were spe- - Xi Kappa Exemplars Mrs. Ezra Branch invited Thimble Club members to her home recently for their first meeting of the autumn season, after an era of inactivity. Enjoying their sewing and catching up on events which had occurred among their were Memphis Liddell, Olice Golding, Verda Ben-dal- l, Dee Ann Dause, Lynne Olsen, Nancy Pace and Judy Costello, front left to right, go through some unusual antics as part of their initiation into the Carbon High School Pep Club. Checking on the neophytes are Sandra Scar-tezin- a, president; Catherine Neilson, historian; Jona Costello, treasurer; Pat Bosone, secretary, and Carol Reid, vice president, (Carbonicle Photo) standing left to right. president, emphasizes the fact Mrs. Nelson has five living chilthat all members and all prospective members of the Elks Ladies dren, 13 grandchildren and 11 are invited to the meeting at 8 who all live oclock. This meeting will be the close enough to visit her on Sunfirst regular meeting of the club days and holidays. Mrs. Gordon reared two of her year. grandchildren when her oldest daughter died and Mrs. Nelson MOOSE WOMEN SLATE reared a grandson when one of her HALLOWEEN PARTY daughters was killed in a car acci- S at yauz, ORNEYi SEWING CLUB HAS FIRST FALL MEETING n. Mrs. J. Bracken Lee will review Women of the West for members of the Elks Ladies organization in a meeting of that group next Wednesday evening, Novem- Appliances 5 The couple has not announced their wedding date. A party in honor of Mrs. Helga Gordon, 81, and Mrs. Clara Nelson, 79, both of Clear Creek, was given by their relatives at Paul Suttons cafe near Scofield Reservoir Thursday, October 20. from 81 to eight Everyone months danced while moving pictures were taken, then a buffet supper was served. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Gordon, Mrs. Sherman Jensen and Bob, Mrs. Wallace Gor don, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Gordon and David, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gordon, all of Clear Creek; Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hartin, Peter, Russel, Diane and Douglas, Oxnard, California; Mr. and Mrs Ossie Vosburgh, Coronado, California; and Mr. and Mrs. Lando Dempsy, and Machelle, San Diego, California. Special guests were Paul Sutton, Clear Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hole and Tom Boglen from Coronado. Out of 34 attending, Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Nelson, David and Brent, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nelson and Shawnee of Clear Creek, are related to both ladies. Grandma Gordon and Grandma Nelson, as they are fondly called by everyone, are both still very active. They do their own housework, quilt, crochet, and entertain a lot of company. Each year at deer season, Mrs. Gordon has 12 to 15 relatives and friends from California. This year all eight of her living children are together for the first time in many years. 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