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Show PAGE EIGHT left yesterday company, this his home in New Jersey where ls for * he TTA ! wil weer eal Ts com- camp re during program subaltern,'/educational CCC Campbell, Allan nine per cent of the in the participated | ninety | pany Harris, Lois ! ur Una secretary; Brown, Eva PRESENTS DG-32-Company According to word 234 SCHOOL ALUMNI alumni's at the art ciyb May 9, on a collection room the | at schocl. itt} The carving is On gum woud carving, a gif dericts a ship in full ga A beautiful wood of LaVar Barker, rte just been accepte f 1940, has Er behalf ot crossed anchors and a bor der cf rope. The carving was ni associa; i sae eaeiee chair-|ly exhibited Grand , Helen Jorg ; school at a by Kansas art coun expe q é rt committee. talent will be added to the nationwide caret : in eee tion by received panne age ae Tuesday will|°amp address The as Salutatorian. Camp CAR VING WOOD HIGH TO Chiodo,| Keith Ainsworth, Samuel Howland, Floyd Baker, Richard Beebe, Stanley Gillis and Louis Vetere. Al-| berta Weber has been selected as;- Ross|, | Valedictorian and Darrell attendant. | 1256 Company Weber, wynona searson, Darrell Ross, Dalton Wells CCC Camp nriver emoicyment asa cas| (Gree Moab CCC Camp SCS-6U tsMr. recived Ne that reported Emmerton station berta Thursday, UTAH MOAB, TIMES-INDEPENDENT, THE Lloyd Baker was called last weeK|},,. gelivered by Dr. Pace of Caraken at the site of the a coe Co.|month; of April. been transferred to CCC iri Evans| ‘Thomas Mrs. Mr. and satisfactory, | proven night|°amp have ae: Blanding. Mr. Campbell left; Class junior college. serious|;},, the last by At to Boulder, r €-| axercises mother. of his Utah, They illness will be held Wednesday | States Mr. Litman, camp comSaturday evening. James H. Reiter|spent the week-end at Price. and| banquet SCS the enjoyed mander, there being 7 cay chat | ports, her ccndition had not im- night at 8 o'clock. has assumed Mr. Campbell's duties| \preved and she was preparing f or tha | likely cni, Sr., 43, of| ation of the water. It is i as mess officer and motor trans-|dance at the Price Country club. ame page oa geal at his sheep/| the approval of the camp wee | a serious operaticn. portation. Board. State to ee ee Elected i soon surThe Junior-Senior banquet w aS|camp 15 miles east of Greenrivet | received Dr. David Cauldwell, camp ks of Mcab, Soa secre-| Parks l a r g e Chester w camp wife.| The his started. | by highof north joined mile a been about, has the|and of room geon, held in the lecture the at 5:39 p. m.|est to go out of Co. 234 for somePresbyterian church ene 26 and | way No. The couple plan to establish resi-|tary in the office of on| | had inf him | time. It is expected 50 men will be| inty boar d of education, was Cauldwell) county he Women's Missionaly a comnaniooa oes Mrs. ence in Moab. of the member a elected os v Saturday there. New) short time before to make his | quartered were caatatulivie aii ee ae ioaty lived at Silver City, tee of oo Developments at the new park) executive committee inten | decorated with white bridalwrea th) rounds of the camp. Mr. Goni| Mexico. | s ae are Secretarie were | had been engaged in sheep raising service camp covers iris and purple k, and Mr. Emmerton, camp educational | School wee last Mr. was organi ized according to j Mocore|for 26 years in and around Price. | well, Billy for 37 guests. ‘laid isor, received a letter Saturday which Sta to y secretar Smith, The te! acted as toastmaster and toasts! He was a native of Spain, had li v-|is in charge of construction. Mr. Eisenberg, district edu-|Miss Lola con - Our Entire ‘cars of the hospital Primary in Salt Lake to Grand/unit will contribute $5 City, this a Masonic year, |under the people Word was (a Salt Lake from received ‘he is City suffering of Mr. a group Sever all this enjoy- | being accorded where|4n hoped that Auxiliary that|tied party" Better and keep your hair Cats are Pible-dogs giving. in the near| your' shoes combed "lest ee es prefer - any hour of the day or night, any day yet of the year. That's really a luxury - and you can easily have it - for Cheap Electricity has now made this service possible in thousands Its popularity will soon be equal of homes. to that of fast, clean, automatic Electric Cooking - money-saving Electric Refrigeration and the many other services supplied by Cheap Electricity, Recent reductions in the cost of Electric water ‘heating equipment offer you additional savings, So why not end your water heating problems once and for all? Come in - let's talk it over! Chris- of pic- educational has proven those interested la fine hobby for icture work. i pictu in by committee | they are "impromptu aprendicit is| future. It was the Legion. the American i i of| The entertainment week hospital from pneumonia. supervision completed al; contribution is being made _ to-| tures for the district Price also) Ward buying the flag for Boys' department. The work which special privilege is They repo rt | State, meeting. Just turn the tap and out it comes - hot water heated electrically to the exact temperature you Camp improvement and _landscaping has been done the past week by Dr. Friedman and Frank Pritchard, subaltern. Signs, fences work. were the chief andThe railings department photography Child-| not mentioned in the are mentioned eighteen times. ‘his general condition would im-| you regreet." Better keep a quarter away for the _ occasion. prove so that he might undergo tucked promise lots of fun for all an operation. Mr. Parr will be They who attend. Invitations will be remembered as the coach last year. W P | The ithe vacant B. J. house just Silliman south ranch oe ae caught) ~~ e. rs. agg Teese to ers at the camp. at K. Anderso n,| Wherein the auxiliary of the state i i county one bed. Grand Beebe and P.| Maintains journeyed of and 20% Terms: As Little As $3.50 A Month ssn liam C. orwith, na- pe Monday and burned to the| tional president of the American 'ground. It was used as a store| | Legion Auxiliary, ae fc ee |house and bunk house and very| Lake City, Saturday, May 11. A| an C. son iD om - §i ie For Your Old Iron (Any Style) On A New Automatic Electric Iron During May Only} e $ ie-gTaC little of the contents were saved as| reception and banquet will be giv-| _the roof was in flames before it;2n in her honor at the Newhouse | |was discovered. It is not know ni hotel. All Auxiliary members and | what caused the fire. | their escorts are invited. | Now is the time to do that jioh of painting you have been thinking The Gc\i held at the about. Phyllis The GRAND LUMBER Co. -i- -i- PHONE and Green ball was | schoolhouse on Frida y | Dale Hunt were Burnett flower carried girls the an di|and family. crown.| Mrs. Meador On Friday c tational i track r meet at Provop Sat "a Wal ie BS G Honoring a Great Lady The tables were church. Papers, beautifully decor -|Carbon is a county a ealltor 3 the B ° wt by i and aiae! MUSIC ts || Krug state STARTS S AT () rc h €s { worthy Simpsen, Ya grand Joseph patron, Park City patron, Mrs. Mertice Matson, grand_| organist, all of Salt Lake City Mrs. Adimae Brown, grand Esther Greenriver; Naomi P. Hoskins grand secretary; Myra _ Larick grand treasurer; Effie B. Lanston past grand matron: Rosina B. Schuyler, grand chaplain, all of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Bess. D. Hardy, grand lecturer, Logan; ° Ladies, legts- 25¢ te Men, 50c May 12 ' 1940 Line ' , Mother's Day Next your Sunday devotion. is Don't on you just as you your let chance her depended to really down-she's Margaret express in the past. FOR HER DAY- BEAUTIFUL CARDS GLOVES-HAND BAGS i PILLOW TOPS NEW LA FRANCE SILK HOSIERY See our Beautiful Artificial Assortment Flowers yard of Store. Friday Saturd May 10 BE SURE and AND GET "NUFF HAND Famous BILL tied for of and complete evaporative coolers on the b market { A Kooler For Every Need Domestic - Commercial] - Industrial 5 | Hansen Furniture oe May Mother's Day be filled with joy Until it's overflowing! With every. kind of happiness With smiles and sunshine glowing! COMPANY And may eae SOME MOTHER'S DAY SUGGESTION Better Whiskey than, An write MARKET ACE | or Mellow Flavor! QUART see No. 63 PINT No.64 % PINT No.65 | TURNER Moab, Utah PREC Sarna ean Een Assortment of Sweet's Chocolates in beautiful gift boxes ' PYREX-A Complete Assortment Electric Appliances And many other useful gifts. Let us help you solve your problems. Youll like ity Mild, Canyon the token sent with love In some way be another Glad means of bringing Joy and happiness to her. You Clant buy a Reasonable Rates-Good Reliable Motor Boats For detailed information, SED" MODERN Vetere modern Scenic Boat Trips Through the World's Most Moab Co-op. MOAB'S Louis most line On Colorado River May iD YOUR dash; The mar-| BOATING) You'll find a real downpour of values in quality foods.and other grocery items at your Basket grand first in pole vault and second in discus; Wilford Heath. first in mile; Wayne Searscn, third in 880. These boys will compete in the state meet at Salt Lake City. Mesdames Vivian Dinning, Adimae Brown, Verlera Brown, Callie Asimus and Ethel Tasker were Price visitors on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Irvin are the parents of a daughter, born Tuesday of this week. Announcements are out for commencement which will be held On Friday, May 17, when a class of 14 will graduate. They are: Melvin D. Shaner, class president; Eugene Purdy, vice president: Al- FOOD VALUES A SHOWER OF THEM Market Porter, shall, Rowena K. Maly, Salt Lake City; Christine S. Chase, grand | Martha, Provo; Mesdames Sylvia Jones, Evelyn Presset, Mary C. Brown, Lena B. Hall of Price: Ethel Tasker, Greenriver. During the evening a beautiful Memorial service was held for Mrs. Maude Culp, grand condustress, who died recently from injuries received in an automobile accident. Several of our local track team placed in the regional track meet held at Price on Friday. They were: Eugene Purdy, 2nd in 109 depending on her for years C. | A st tho is tof Ne lustratec featurit Remember Mother! Shasta Koolers | | es | of hygiene e from| , R. Matson, worthy grand C. A. Maly, associate grand| aor ma th (001 apl as-| Buck, D. matron, meting eter fi pie a t matron,| grand Blanche Mrs. Logan; stuatio SEE YOUR DEALER OR UTAH POWER & LIGHT (0 9:30 ated with a star pointed with the lature, and is being prominently| star colo:f; in flowers and candles.|mentioned as a candidate for the| Out-of-town guests included: Mrs.| State senate this fall. ) /sociate 5 I] aliroom group or representative to C , urday of last week. The grand officers of the O. E.| Price Sun-Advocate, was a busi-\S. held their annual visitation t o ness caller in Moab Sunday. Mi. Bethany Chapter on Friday, Ma y Cowles, in addition to editing one 3. A banquet was held in thei r|of Utah's leading weekly nevws- honor at the Presbyterian ELECTRICITY 11 evening entertained Golda. fz bets iat Evening MAY Eugene Purdy, Melvin Shaner,of friends in honor of her mother,| Louis Vetere and Wilford Heath, the evening being spent in bridge. jaccompanied by Coach Harve y|Prize for high score was won by| England participated in the inv) -|Mrs. C. E. ‘Bailey. 8R3 Saturday | -Contributed April 26, with a good attendance.| Mrs. Wilmer Brenscn of Los'| 'Melvina Lance Bigelow was queen,| Angeles was an arrival] the last| Twila Hunt and Sylvia Hunt were|of the week for a visit with her! Mrs. Carroll J. Meador, attendants, Barbara Baldwin an d|daughter, Clean Up! Paint Up! Spruce Up! -i- time the serious illness of Payl Parr in| announces is offered at a special discount of UTAH r €-|this for the injury. |ren's 'were in attendance. a very fine meeting and ied it very much. McMURTRY'S PAINTS MOAB, Tay- Junction Thursday of last week to/@S it has done in the past., Also @| | 3 18 Line Maggie ete ‘Simonson City President P } =o treatment Lake | D. B. Shaner, O. |Albert May, George attend Until May Salt with presiding. Contributions are being made - Thanks to Cheap Electricity where he was stationed previously. This makes the fifth set of broth- B= SPECIAL! in rooms, lor addition toraithe camp. the eal latest treniterred Oregon He! | Le- Tuesday church a ceiving is American gion Auxiliary was held evening in the Baptist - He NOTES the aL it. of Another Electric Servant | you can easily have}, o a oe =) 'on meeting ii from Camp Dalton Wells are enjoying the life) in tents. John Comite, brother of Frank, te the canteen steward at Co. 234, : is . == /when the horse he was riding fell! AUXILIARY A | pated at first. The men = recording | Pantelakis of Salt Lake City, cor-| Road to Success.'' Music a meee a a secretary. | responding | orothy Weber, Berta by ‘ered ae e exto Mr. Parks, ks, members 0 Holohan, Comaient Una Harris and Lis! i i Principal . Sy s . ecutive committee are Miss Core Eeoun: s e ret Miss cf Provo, Hundley Sandberg closed the program. | Bernice |Riley of Ogden, and Miss | Lavell Jchnson had the mi S-/ City. Foulger of Salt Lake 'fortune to injure a foot last week) very good, | | was antici- os vice clerk, spent the week-end in Price. Mr. Hales, camp technician, accompanied Mr. Agee. was) l Ccmpany and safety ' meeting conducted in the educational build-| ing by Mr. Woolums and members of the SCS personnel. Robert Thompson, a member of first. comp ompleted supply is more than ae S&S =. The water there being of be is to i | plumbing i States for 35 in | in the United Melvin'eq by wi | Were to responded rt . Other his citiae named : p re een > was had obtained gy theesperar the|more, staff a of Shaner, Ruth Allen, Dorothy Holo- years, and the age 0 ee at Los L. papers Nora zenship Le Weber. Miss are: Berta and officers Chiodo of| Eva .| han, ‘ Frontier on the splendid issue aca eee a e ae "OF Maeda hitay eee {aek on| years. He is survived by his widow, Mattsson of ate, May gave a very finesbee talkTel soil conservation ser-| Miss aeed seeciooter Agee, soll een Blanche | eattieetenas TipTip Agee. awed. acca secretary, and Miss 2 ow members S85 F a | | THIS WHISKEY Is 4 YEARS OLD Copr. 1940, The Old Quaker Company, Lawrenceburg, Indiana a a mead ad | [Rey i if 7 iS |