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Show Per Copy 5c Dragerton, Carbon County, Utah, Wednesday, fllarch 26, 1952 Volume 5 v Elementary Carnival Fair P-T- You Are American fi A v4 v? 3 v, Dragerton April 11 -r.r .. Yet Do You Know? Cr'' You are an American yet have you noticed that "General Douglas MacArthur appears to be having more trouble trying to keep out of being a candidate for President than some have had trying to get their names on the ballot? If MacArthur should get that pob his administration would be one that every American could be proud. To you Americans we present a portion of his Farewell to the Rainbow Division delivered in The Dragerton Elementary Parents & Teachers Association, is Fair; to be sponsoring a Carnival ' 1 in the Dragerton held April school. Mrs. Vernon Lund, Mrs. Robert V. Bowen, and Mrs. Julius Ross-ma- n committee in charge of affairs have planned an enjoyable evening 'for parents and children alike. Home made pie, cake and candy donated by the parents will be for sale in the food department. ' A fish pond and many other games will offer fun plus many wonderful prizes. Noth the least of the excitement will be a side show replete with a glass eater, iSamese twins and many other mistakes of Mother Nature. Mrs. Louiese Lauriski has graciously consented to present some of her students in review. The Teachers, though pressed for time, are planning exhibits in their class rooms and they will be on hand to greet and talk with the parents. Proceeds fron the affair are to be used to aid the teachers in their music department. These facilities are sadly lacking at the present time. May we extend to all a warm invitation to join us at 6:30 p. m. on April 11, for an evening of entertainment and opportunity of visiting the school where your child gains the fundamentals of an education. used-to-b- Boys and girls of the East Carbon Junior High art classes busily working on projects that will be shown at the art exhibit at Dragerton Junior High Library. Upper left mixed group of youngsculptors finishing busts have occupied their class periods Loretta Cowan U A C for many weeks. Lower left, a group of boys are rushing a leather project to completion. Upper right, the girls sew the last braids around the rugs while lower right, the finished rugs are held on dis- piay- - ' Graduate Pajama Party A surprise paajma party was given Loretta Cowan on her 16th birthday at her home We wish that all East Carbon come to the Dragerton gymnasium 329 Carson, - Skraznas, Betty Blevins, Beverley McFarlane, Mildred Lindsey, Mickey Carter, Myrleen Stevenson, Carma Bunderson, Barbara Cartwright and the hostees Geniel Mayer. Dragerton Cultura Club Elected New Officers ' 'iuZSS Varner and Dooth Fashion Show And Art Exhibit Enjoys Surprise v Trail, at the home of Geniel Mayer. After games were played by the group, Genial served a delicious lunch. Those- present were Pat It was seventeen years ago those days of old have vanished tone- and tint: They have gone glimmering through the things that were. Their memory is a land where flowers of wondrous beauty and varied colors spring, watered by tears and coaxed and caressed into fuller bloom by the smiles of yesteryear. Refrains no longer rise and e. fall from that land of We listen vainly with thirsty ear for the witching melodies of days that are gone. Youth . . . strength . . . aspirations . . . struggles . . . triumphs . . . despairs . . . wide winds sweeping . . . beacons flashing across unchartered depths . . . Movements . . . vividness . . . radiance . . . shadows . . . fainitbu-glfar sounding reveille drums beating the long roll . . ., the crash of guns . . , the rattle of musketry . . . the still white crosses . . . And now, we are met to remember. Here is Americas friend. Here is a true symbol of our nation. Here is an individual of whom every American could say: There stands a man! 0 - at at A party was given in honor of Faye Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Olsen of 156 Grassy . 1935. Dragerton. Loretta is a daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Cowan. Three prizes were given to the girls with the prettiest pajamas. Rev. Leroy Smith A scavenger hunt was held and the group coming in first received Evangelist scuffers. Mrs. Cowan served a delicious lunch. Those present were: Dragerton School Jacueline Johnson, Ruby Fluke, Rev. Leroy Smith, Phoenix, Ar- Rose Sleath, Eva Mae Hopkins, Olsen, Georgia Goniotakis, izona, will be the Evangelist in Nancy Jessie Bell, Patsy Maki, Sonja the revival at the Baptist church Anna Marie Rodriquez and Waite, in Dragerton beginning Sunday, Loretta Cowan. March 30 and continuing through Sunday, April 3. Rev. Smith is the state Evangelist of the ArizoNOTICE na Baptist Convention and until A mass meeting for the Derecently served as president of mocrats of East Carbon will the Grand Canyon Baptist College be held at the Dragerton located in Phoenix. Prior to comschool house at 1 p.m. Suning to Arizona, Rev. Smith served day at 1 p.m. Sunday, March as pastor of the Second Baptist 30. Church, El Dorado, Arkansas for After the meeting the North four years and the Temple Bapmembers will go to precinct for tist Church, Ruston, Louisiana, the churchCommunity building to three years. Each of these elect officers and delegates es had a membership of almost for their .precinct. 2000. Rev. Smith will preach each The members of the South evening at 7:30 during the week precinct will stay at the (including Saturday) and on Sunschool house. day at the morning and evening the in be will All services service. of the Dragerton school. library Faye Olsen Honored Guest Number IS 1 pjn. Thursday, March 27. .... es On this day a fashion show, art exhibit and tea will be presentee to the residents of this area. At 1 p.m. the fashion show will be viewed in the auditorium. The theme of the show will be a Sou- A thern Cruise. Mrs. James Varners sewing At class will model their own creations of pajamas, sportswear, Two local parsonages of doubtdresses, etc. Childrens clothes ful character have each grabbed will also be modeled by brothers and sisters of members of the bowling balls, and the feud is on. The participants are: Two Digit class. Harenberg and Hook Collins. It At the conclusion of the fashion is rumored that the whole thing show theart exhibit, presented by started when Harenberg sabotagMr. JosephBooths classes, will be ed shown in the junior high library. one Collins game, on more than The boys and girls of Mr. Booths the occasion, by placing gum in art classes are working hard to ter -holes of his ball. Collins counattacked by adding more and finish their individual assignholes to same ball, thus mor$ ments. Mr. Booth says: I am lightening itto a point where he very proud of the fine work East Carbon Junior High Art students practicallyto shrows overhand, in an out score Harenberg. have been doing this year. I have attempt Quote Collins, Anything he can never seen better at any other do two with fingers, I can do school. We have attained a high better with five. Half & Half level of achievement. I ask that curve Ne- Half (Half you as parents, and neighbors, of well has been forcedstraight) to call in these students come in and inGeronimo .Aspara-Grand Compagni spire these children to ever greatto second for Collins. Kodiak er efforts by a show of appreciaOBerto Dunlap and tion of their works. will back Two Digit Harenberg. During the exhibit tea will be Thursday night at seven thirty served. marks the time when the Gladiators meet fcn the field of honor. Large galleries are expected. Feud Erupts The SunnybovI Receives Degree From USAC Miss Patricia Le Graham the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. - Graham of Sunnyside graduated from the Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah at the fend of the winter quarters; with a Bachelor of Science Degree, majoring in Elementary Education, minoring in Psychology and will receive her degree at commencement exercises the early part of June. Patricia graduated from WasRegular meeting of the Cultura atch Academy, Carbon Junior ColClub was March 13th at the Good lege and attended the University Shepherd hall at Dragerton. The of Utah before transferring to the club elected officers for the comUtah State Agricultural College. ing year. The following officers She has signed a contract to teach were elected: President, Elsie Parthe in ker; Vice - President, Allis Steph- schools Portland, Oregon City beginning next fall. ens; Secretary, Annavell Tobey; parliamentarian, Florence Laur-sk- i; Norma and Eunice Shearer dauhistorian, Naomi Anderson, hostesses for the evening were ghters of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Marjorie Monroe, t Rheta Burdick Shearer Dragerton, are working at Salt Lake City, Utah. and Lillian Harvey. V as Hop-a-lo- jr - NOTICE The Cultura Club are sponsoring a mixed chonis of 50 voices. The entertainment will be at, the Dragerton gymnasium on April 3rd at 8 p.m. and will be free to the public. V ng - i Mr. Nolan Hansen left last week 'or Camp Carson, Colorado. They have been visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen of Dragerton. Nolan is in the Army Ordnannce and recently from Atlanta, Georgia, where he Jias been in training the last five months. re-rurn- I , ed ' i t Jr |
