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Show t BOXHOLDER lgei q)? LalOL Volume 4 Dragerton, Utah, Tuesday, August 15, 1950 SUBS Lodge Holds Annual Picnic in Groups Help To Locate Housing The Slovene, National Benefit Society No. 532 held its annual picnic in Sunnyside Canyon last Sunday, August 13. Childrens races, softball games, speeches and dancing were all on the program. Honored guests were Doctor Colombo of Dragerton and John Krnc, who is the delegate to the national SNBS convention being held in Detroit, Michigan, Frank Mezek, Sr. lodge president and Frank Poglajen, Jr. lodge secre- tary. A dutch lunch was served by the women of the lodge with Rose Zupon in charge. Left overs were auctioned off by Frank Poglajen, " Jr. Those attending the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parker, Mr. Albert Menotti, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poglajen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hufford and son, Mrs. Marie Menotti, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pressett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Amel Zupon and family. John Krnc, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poglajen, Jr.-- and daughter, Doctor and Mrs. Frank Colombo and family, all of Dragerton. Miss Angelina Kanakis, and Mr. and Mrs; Frank Lotrich.'of Price! Mr. and Mr Frank Poglajen, Sr., Miss Pauline Poglajen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. John Tomsich of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Smolish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeles-nic- k and family of Spring Glen. Mr. Ronnie Kakal of Illinois, Doctor and Mrs, Denman of Helper and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomsich of Helper. ' The lodge officers are Frank Mezek, Sr., president, John Krnc, vice president and Franl$ Poglajen, Jr., secretary. ", N Work Resumed at Horse Canyon Pending Settlement Trinity church vacation will open its doors August 21 at the Clinic building in Dragerton with a program for all the children from kindergarten through the sixth grade. The school will be in session from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon each week day, under the supervision of Rev. Robert J. Nicholas of the Episcopal church, and a staff of skilled teachers. The courses are put out by the Intermountain Council of Religious Education and are designed to give the basic information common to all Christian faiths. The program will consist of study about Gods world and understanding the home life of the early Hebrews. Each' of the classes will be engaged In handwork projects which will help to bring out the meaning of what the class is studying. The program will be rounded out with a generous portion of singing, games and other, recreational activities. All children are! invited to attend. The school well-round- ed Party on Birthday Mrs. Vemer Stoddard was honored on her birthday anniversary at her home in Dragerton last week by the Teachers Birthday club. The guests spent the evening playing rook with prizes going to Mr. Lee Allred and Mrs: Andy Anderson. - Luncheon was served by Mrs. Arthur H. King and Mrs. Joe Bunderson. A miniature cake with a candle added to the table decoration as favors. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mayor, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bunderson, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. King, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allred and Mr. and Mrs. Verner MRS. WRIGHT ENTERTAINS Mrs. Wilmer Wright entertain- ed her Bridge club at her home In Sunnydale Thursday evening, August 10. Special guests for the evening were Mrs. Rodney Artz of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Earl Fausett, Mrs. Maurice Manchester, Mrs. Vern Jones and Mrs. Bruno Del-laCort- e... - Mrs. Manchester won the high score, Mrs. Wright second, and Mrs. Robert Heers, traveling. Noted Evangelist ' Speak at Assembly of God The big Labor day program is rapidly taking final form. The principal speaker will be Paul K. Reed, international representative for the UMW of A. Other invited - are Senator speakers Thomas, Representatives Granger and Bosone, Governor Lee, Mayors, Keller, Downey and Grund-vi- g. Gene Coli, chairman of the Democratic central committee, Jack Richards of radio station KOAL, John Ruggeri will be on the speaker platform. Edward as master act will Sheya of ceremonies for the day. Jim Young is publicity director. Doctor Dorsey, area medical director for the UMW of A medical fund and the president of the Carbon County Medical association have beeni asked. On Saturday the committee in charge will have two types of dancing. Inside will be the customary style while outside the street will be roped off and the area given over to the square dancing advocates. Western style dress will be in vogue for .the square dancers. On Sunday - the children will take over. The Dragerton and, Columbia locals have charge for.. the dayr At 1 1: 00 aun. the parade will begin. Children floats and costumes will be in order. All children participating will receive cash awards. Free swimming will be available in the afternoon. All types of races and athletic contests will be held. For the spectators a softball game with two ladies teams will be held at the Price softball field. The Kaiser local will take charge of this affair. On Monday morning the big parade will, begin at 9:30 a.m. (Continued on Page Thirteen) with the Carbon county school To board in locating living quarters or homes . for the - teachers hired for this district. If these places are not obtained there will be a grave shortage of elementary teachers for some grades. One instructor has retired, one placed at Sunnyside and three others have secured positions elsewhere. This leaves five positions to be. filled. The teachers here are very competent and all either have or are working for degrees that will soon be obtained and by helping to complete the circle of teachers by the placing of .these new teachers, we, the public, will have helped to further the education of our children. If there is any information about a home that will be vacant or for sale or for rent please contact one of the following persons: Mrs. George Perez, 146, 3rd west; Mrs. Mary Worthington, 132 Car-soMrs. Edith Dickson . 137 One of the most outstanding Denver; Mr. Harold Hansen 306 youth evangelists of the United Center street or Mrs. Ellen Cot- States, Evangelist Bennie Harris, " J of " trell, 155 Alta. Loveland, Colorado, will be at the Dragerton Assembly of God church for one week beginning PTA Sunday, August 13. Inspirational singing and speBe cial numbers in all the services which are held each night at 7:30 p.m. will be in church. Reverend A. E. Hokanson is the new pastor of the Assembly A A convention for region of God church. Five will be held in Castle Dale, The public is invited to attend Emery county, Wednesday, Au- all meetings. gust 16. The meeting is slated to j a.m. 0:30 at Luncheon will open be served from noon to 1:00 p.m. Summer Bible School with the cost per , plate at the v Hold by Spanish Birthday Party Held luncheon at $1.25. For Elaine Mayer The afternoon convention of God hour-i00 Assembly from. 200 p.m until 4: Elaine Mayer was hostess to a p.m. Bible instruction courses open- group of her young friends on The executive committee of the ed in the Dragerton Spanish As- Friday, August 4. The occasion East Carbon junior high A would appreciate the attendance sembly of God church last week. being her eighth birthday. The guests included Sharon of all chairmen and members who Misses Rose Martinez and Connie Hernandez of Greeley, Colorado, Seely from Payson, Barbara All-re- d, desire to be present. Gbyle, Susan and Perry Lynn Individuals wishing transporta- field workers of the Spanish AsVent Mahan, Judy Christensen, tion are asked to get in touch sembly of God church with the with Mrs. Leonard Judd, 343 Car-so- n aid of Reverend and Mrs. Nestor Parsons, Patsy Pressett, Dixie Bozan of the local church opened Danford, Jean and Joyce McQuar-ri- e, St., Dragerton. Judy Heer, Kay Sanders, There will be a round table the weeks course of instruction, Th hours were from 9:30 a.m. Peggy Golding, Julie Peterson, discussion held on Tuesday, Au- f to 12:00 noon and from 1 to 3 Paul and Dale Humphries, Harold gust 15, commencing at 7:30 p.m. in the Price junior high library p.m. Bible stories and handcraft Stevens, Lorraine Zupon, Clark King and Jimmy Liddiard. . with the state officers. The local were taught. Refreshments Misses Martinez and Herwere served, A officials would like as were games nandez and all had a have finished played series just many members as possible to be an of time. The prizes" Asinstructions enjoyable ih the Spanish present at. this .Tuesday, meeting. sembly of God churches in Grand were won by Judy Parsons, Clark Junction and Fruita, Colorado. King, Vena Mahan, Barbara All-re- d, Summer School Work Lorraine Zupon and Sharon There were 149 children registerStill Progressing ed in the local summer school. Seely, Prizes were given away on The school classes under the Club Ophelia direction of Mr. and Mrs. Verner Saturday at the closing program. Held Meeting Wednesday Stoddard are being held at their First prize was won by Bernie The Ophelia club held home at 322 Carson this week, Chavez of Dragerton and second its regular meeting last Wednesand will continue through Au- prize went to Margie Franco of day at the home of Mrs. Sue gust 25 Mr. Stoddard reported Sunnydale. Trottis, supervisor in Dragerton. A week. last motion was made and passed Molly Harrison Entertains on to make dolls for sale, the The classes have been held in the Dragerton grade school, but Molly Harrison was hostess to proceeds to be turned over to because of cleaning and repair her Jolly Eight Pinochle club the Teen Canteen. work they will continue at his Friday evening, August 11. Edith Members attending were Patsy home on regular schedule from Dickson won first .prize with Mahan, Carma Bunderson, Betty 9:00 a.m. tor 10:30 a.m. he said. Theon -- Anderson second, Mrs. Blevens, Catherine Zele, Dorothy Floyd Ray MacFarland, son of Maude Worley, guest and Mrs. Coggins, and Sharon Stoddard. Mr. and Mrs. Jess MacFarland Harry Worthington, traveling.. Invited guest was Charlene Milof Sunnydale is convalesing at Others present were Mrs. ano of Price. home this week after an appendi- Grace Harrison and Mrs. Sally Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held citis operation at the Dragerton Addy. A grilled luncheon was served. August 30 at the Trottis home. hospital last week. -- I I n; Convention to Held at Castle Dale Wednesday P-T- s P-T- - P-T- es Co-Ett- Five youngsters were bom at the Dragerton hospital during the past week. On Monday, August 7 twin boys were born to Mr. Mrs. George Mooney. A Pythian Sisters, Sterling tem- and will daughter was born to Mr. and ple No. 21 at East Carbon Mrs. Aquayo. On Tuesday a boy was bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Findley of Dragerton. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mortensen of Dragerton had a daughter on Wednesday. , , Co-Ett- Pythian Sisters to Hold Initiation Monday hold a formal initiation on Mon21 in the day evening, August are members All clinic building. will cordially invited. Luncheon be pot luck served by the mem. bers. P-T- , the union leaders and the officials of the Horse Canyon mine which caused a walkout Friday was settled on basis Saturday a temporary morning allowing the men to return to work. The dispute arose over the fact that both cutting and drilling machines were being operated at the same time on the same face. The union contends that this is a safety hazard. The Federal Bureau of Mines will investigate the practice and give a recommendation as to whether they feel that the practice is unsafe. Pending the investigation the men will work without both machines being in operation at the same time on the same face. A The Dragerton elementary has been asked to cooperate -- Mrs. Verncr Stoddard Honored with Number 7 DAY PROGRAM TO BE HELD IN PRICE New Teachers For Per Copy 5c FINAL PLANS READY FOR BIG LABOR PTA Starts August 21 Sunnyside Canyon A dispute between Trinity Church Vacation School " es |