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Show I Serving the Mining Area of East Carbon. I,VolpmalO 7,000 Population- - $900,000 Monthly Payroll DRAGERTON, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1957 ' ' f n f V 1 I . ' j - - ' - On November 5 f- f : j-- y Once every five years the people of East Carbon are privileg- ? f ' Board Election 1 ' C i ' . Per Copy Important School S'm 4 i EIBU r . ' ; 4 ' V if- eV V4 . mi&y jj T gr'yrw' v JLf umti well-know- Missionary Convention Now in Progress The eagerly awaited Annual Missionary Convention is now in its second day at the Dragerton Community Church. We want to assure the whole community of East Carbon of its welcome at any and all of the meetings of, this vitally interesting convention. stated the pastor, Rev. Norman C. Nelsoi). Morning services are being held daily at 10:00 for those who cannot take advantage of the daily evening services at 7:30. Three Missionaries representing fields three of the 22 world-wid- e e of missionaries 820 and Allithe Christian and Missionary ance are the speakers for this conventions. They will display costumes and curior from the fields in which they labor and colored films of the land, the people, and the work. Rev. F. A. Smith has served in x Columbia, South America, since 1939,jpprking chiefly among the Paefrknd Guambiano Indians of the central range of the Andes. Many congregation have been established and the church is now organized and .actively witnessing. During recent persecution of Evangelical Christians, some Indian Chapels and homes have been burned, believers have fled to the hills, and some have been martyred for their faith. In certain districts, where public services are prohibited for Evangelicals, believers meet secretly for worship hidusing Bible and hymn-booden in caves to escape confiscation and burning. However, Rev. Smith will bring us a recent announcement constituting the most exciting evelopement in 10 or more years. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, whose husband also a missionary was killed when the Japanese invaded Borneo, has continued her missionary service in Indonesia. She has taught at Benteng Tinggi, Celebes, and, more recently in the East Borneo Bible school. There she taught Dyak young people evangelistic work. Some of he students are now teaching among their own people in distant jungle villages. Mrs. Jackson was also to make occasional trips to Dyak villages for special minisfull-tim- ks pre-paringj- tries. - or Marriage Vows For Marilyn Fulton and Kendall I. Nelson Impressive nuptial rites performed September 21 at the Trinity Episcopal church at Dragerton united in marriage Miss Marilyn Fulton and Kendall I. Nelson. The Reverend Stuart Fitch officiated at the ceremony which was followed immediately by a reception given by the Brides parents, Mf. and Mrs. James Fulton of Kenilworth. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nelson, Dragerton, are the parents of the benedict. The bride was radiantly lovely in ballerina-lengt- h gown of tulle with underscoring of satin. The molded bodice was - styled with long sleeves and a Peter Pan col-enhancing the high neckline. The full gathered skirt featured a cascade of tulle ruffles down the back. A pearled coronet released veil. She the sheer shoulder-lengt- h carried a bouquet of rosebuds and split chrysanthemums, i Attending the bride were Miss Pat Robinson and Mrs. Louise Guy. Miss Robinson, as miad of honor, wore a lilac, waltz-lengt- h model of net and taffeta with a white overskirt, molded bodice and lace ruffles accenMrs. Guy apting the peared in an identical model in powder blue. Both wore halo hats of net and ..lace, trimmed with ribbon, matching gauntlets and held rose nosegays. Ginnette Bott wa an adorable flo- wer girl in her pink nylon frock with full tiered skirt. Her hat was a replica of those worn by the bridal attendants. Mosteu Billy nephew of the groom, ser-- . ved as ring bearer. Bill Bezyack stood as best man. Clark Bezyack performed the duties of usher. ar J2EV. FREDERICK A. SMITH MRS. ELIZABETH JACKSON Number 43 ed to vote for a man to represent them on the Carbon County Board of Education. The end of the present. term is approaching, on and November 5, the polling places will be open to receive your ballot for the man you want to represent you on the school board for the coming five years. There will be two names on the ballot: Don. Ross, incumbent, and Ray J, Bowen. Both of these men n are in the East Carbon area. GRACE E. NELSON Mr.Ross has served for the past five years as member of the school board, and is at the present time Norma M. Hinkins President of the Board of Education. He is a Mine Foreman at Married to the Sunnyside Mines of the Kaiser Steel Company. H. tlielson Stanley Mr. Bowen is Mine Engineer, A candlelight ceremony amid Coal Mines and Quarries, for the baskets of beautiful fall flowers Columbia-Genev- a Division, U. S. united Norma Madge: Hinkins, Steel Corporation. He has been a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben resident of the East Carbon area Black and Stanley H. Neilson, for the past fifteen years, and has son of Bertha Nielson in mar- always shown a great deal of inriage. The wedding took place at terest in educational affairs of the t her home of the brides parents, coihmunity. with Bishop Milton- Williams of In years past, the school board Bena Mrs. election has attracted very ,few Sunnyside officiating. Lee Smith, sister of the bride, voters to the polls. Yet everyone was matron of honor. Allen Black, knows that it is one of the mos a brother, was best man. important electiQqs in which we The couple stood. before a white have the privilege of participat altar on which rested a white ing. The right to vote should no satin ringpillow with tiny rose- be overlooked by any citizen in buds. Background music was play- this contest. ed by Loren Cullum, a cousin of If you are registered, you are the bride. eligible to vote. A beautiful three tiered wedd Voting will be done at the reguing cake with white doves and lar polling places in Columbia, pink rosebuds adorned the table. Sunnyside and Dragerton. Only the For her daughters wedding, Refreshments were served by residents of these East Caroon d Schiffli lace and Audrey Nielson, daughter of! the towns will vqje for this school Mrs. Fulton chose a gray .suit-dresgroom and Norman Hinkins, son board representative. while the groom's mother of the bride. Many lovely gifts There will be only two names on appeared in a biege dress. Rose were received. our ballot. Vote for the man you corsages accented their costumes. e want The bride was lovely in a to represent you for the next Receiving a share of attention colored afternoon dress she five years on the school board. at the following reception was a wore a green orchid corsage. The But the important thing is to white wedding large, ceremony was attended by the fa- VOTE! with cake orange blossom decor. milies and close friends of the TTie cake was made by the brides couple. CARD OF THANKS cousin, Mrs. Ray Amidan of Og. The couple returned to Provo We wish to express our sincere den. where they will make their home. thanks and After a honeymoon at the southappreciation to all our Norma will return to her studies of their for friends ern Utah Parks, the newlyweds expressions at the B.Y.U. with the winter sympathy and acts of kindness, are making their home at Logan quarter. shown to us during the illness and while continuing studies at the at the time of the death of our USU. mother. Richard Taylor guests at the We shall always be" grateful. Mrs. included Stella Johnwedding Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stephens ston, grandmother of the bride, of Richard Taylor, sixteen, son of and family Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr, and Mrs. Realus Taylor Sun Salt, Kearns; Mr. and Mrs. Ray nyside, Utah, was accidentily shot OF CARD THANKS Amidan, Ogden, and Miss Dorothy through the index finger on the to We wish thank our many Robinson of Salt Lake City. right hand and the bullet logded afin his left arm. Richard was hunt- friends and the Doctors and nurses Entertaining at " ing deer with his father and his for the rriariy kind and thoughtful fairs wore Miss Pat Robinson, companion LeLand Hanson, --when deeds during the illness and death Mrs. Louise Guy and Mrs. June a stray bullet went, through his of our daughter Mary Ann. Bptt, Mrs. Davis Mr. and George finger. The bullet was a hollow ' A BAtfE SALE point. The two boys walked abput CARD OF THANKS A Bake Sale will be held this a mile and a half to camp where sinto our We wish express Mr. Taylor and Willard Hughes Friday at the Union Supply Comto friends our many took Richard to the Price hospi- cere thanks panys main store sponsored by acts and Guild. The sale will befor and neighbors kindly Trinity treatment then tal, for first aid on to the Permanente hospital in cards. Following the death of my gin at 10 a.m. A large variety of home baked Dragerton, where the bullet was brother George Saban of Pueblo terns will, be offered at this- sale. removed. Richard is recovering ra- Colorado.,. Mr. and Mrs. William Jamison pidly. and son A publie meeting will be held Friday October 25, at the Price . The Achievement Banquet RichAnderson of Miss Auditorium to discuss the Edith will be held in the Dragerton LDS iity mond, California, stopped for a Scofield Reseryoir. Chapel October 24, at 7 :30 p.m. Several members from the State All H members who complet- short visit Sunday . at the J. L. friend Tish home. a and and Game'will be in She Erskine ined their project and leaders are to Iowa en on roiite were their vited to attend. five-ye- ar ' 5e Wedding Bells for Linda Brever and Devon Anderson Wedding bells rang for Linda Brewer and Devon Anderson Tuesday, Oetober 8. They were married "at 4 :30 jam. at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Anderson. Bishop R. N. Allred performed the nuptial Ceremony. At 5 p.m., a wedding reception was given for the young couple at the Clayton Anderson home. Hosts and hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer of Sunnyside, parents of the bride. The lovely brunette bride was charming in her dainty lace gown of ballerina length, with matching veil. She carried a corsage of red roses. Frances Jane Le Roi of Huntington was in charge of the gift room. The young couple will make a home in Dragerton. bow-sprigg- ed - ! ? Three-year-o- ld ; Ea-quin- ta, I French-importe- s, cham-paign- Members of Alpha Xi Chapter held a verl gay and festive Gypsy party for their new Rushees on Wednesday evening qt the Library. Everyone came dressed in colorful costumes with jewels and bangles galore. A. fun filled evening was spent in Fortune-tellingames, dancing and music. Refreshments were highlighted by the, serving of a flaming pudding, eaten by candlelight Guests for the evening were Ann Cloud, Connie Poglajen, Frances Blankenship and Pearl Stevenson. Many thanks were given to Helen Petersen, social chairman, and her committee for the lovely parSun-nyda- le g, - ty.; Last Wednesday, October the eighteenth the A and H Market in Dragtrtpn was closed. Mr. and Mrs. Ace Boulter attended the funeral of Mrs. Emily I. Boulter, Mr. Boulters mother who died Sunday at 8:45 p.m. at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Jeppson. t The funeral was held in Pleasant Grove. w, ed -- - Out-of-coun- ty -- pre-nupti- al -- - ' Miss Grace Nelson, a schoolmate Robert, Daryell, and Terry of Rev. and Mrs. Nelson at Sim-so- n left October 17, for Bible College then located at Salt Lake Friday, on the to City Seattle, has just completed her visit their sisters and Zephyer brother-in-lafirst term in the field of Gabon, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bauer and Barbara Skraznas. (Continued on Page Twelve) Skr-azn- tri-tier- 1 as 4-- H 4-- |
