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Show Over 600 H club members and 1 leaders from Carbon and Emery counties attended the festivities. The tamp activities included The girls of the two Dragerton campfire programs, flag raising H Clubs, the Stylish Stitchers ceremonies, handicraft, ball games returned and nature hikes, and the Cloverettes, Irene Six killer, a member of the home last week after three Stylish Stitchers, served on the days at the annual H Club outing held this year at program committee at the camp Boulgers flats in Huntington with Colleen Bishop and Margaret Thompson. Canyon, 4-- CLUB HE17S 4-1- 4-- fun-pack- ed 4-- $6 i BACON SQUARES, lb. SLICED BACON, lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF, lb. PIC NICK HAM, lb. VEAL ROAST, lb. SALT PORK, lb. CHEDDAR CHEESE, lb. SKINLESS FRANKS, lb. DIMGEnTOn Utah Eastern The Lensmen, Camera club, will hold a grand photography salon in Price from 8. Everyone is invitAugust ed to attend and see the large number of pictures on exhibition and hear discussion of the prints by one of the best print critics in the state of Utah. The meeting will convene at 7:30 pvm. m the Price civic auditorium on the 23rd. There Will be prints from all of the camera clubs in Utah on display. This is the first time a meeting of this scope has been attempted in Carbon county. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stultz of Denver avenue are the proud parents of a six pound, ten ounce baby girl, who arrived at noon, August 6, in the Dragerton hospital The little lady has been given the name of Zelma Jane, in honor of her two aunties. The Utah Exposition shows have mad the necessary arrangements prior to setting up their carnival on the ball park back of the Dragerton school. Things will be ready August 10 and the carnival will be inDragerton for a week. Bill Farrar, who represents the company, is here putting up the advertisements now. Mrs. Ed Whisenant reports that her sister, Mrs. Fae Palmer, who has been spending the past five weeks with her, is returning to Little Rock this week-en- d. Mrs. Albert Schults of Edgehill place, and Miss Lucille Patterson, who has spent the past six weeks in the Schults home, left Dragerton Tuesday evening for Pittsburgh, Pa., where Miss Patterson will begin her plans for teaching the coming year, and Mrs. Schults will visit her parents. The Kaiser mine isnt working full time because the plant gt Fontana, California, where most of the coke is shipped, is under going repairs. The miners are only working half days. The cloudburst up Sunnysidc canyon created a heap" of excitement for east Carbon reJi dents the past week. A large crowd gathered at the Site where Charles McCarthys body found. Miss Pauline Poglajen of Columbia and Mrs. William Bradley of Price visited with Mrs. Mark Tratos in Salt Lake City last week. Eleven boys and girls, including Rev. Tom Constance and wife, returned from the youth conference last Friday evening. The Sunday evening service in the Dragerton Community church was tumei over to the young people who made the trip, and the tune was devoted to reporting on the conference. Eraline Knox gave the 23-2- 23-2- Yes Sir, more than 300 brand new all wool fabrics Fresh Fish and Poultry to choose from! Gabardines, Sharkskins, Imports from England, Solid Color Worsteds, etc. ff Jfs new and smart, we have Itl let vs measure you for that nw suit or overcoat. Prices surprisingly low. Come In. union supply go. F. Anselmo & Co. 4 i ? 4 s Mr. and Mrs. Urban Attend Reunion CAMERA CLUB TO HOLD 8 MEET ON AUGUST 1 I Columbia, Utah 169 scripture lessonPaul Tratos reported on the trip to Forest Home, Katherine Steel reported on the various subjects studied while there; Olla Maxey spoke of ne different missionary workers who were present, and of their work in the foreign fields; Barbara Jean Steel reported on the sports and activities at Forest Home; Johnson Tratos talked of the services and the good received "spiritually" while attending these services, and Guinna Steel told of the beautiful prayer chap- - Word was received here this week that Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Urban of Dragerton attended a family reunion at the home of Mr. Urbans brother, Mr. J. T. Urban at Lagumtas, California, the last week end of August. This is the first time the family of seven brothers and three sisters has been together since they were children, which is close to memforty years. 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