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Show Xlioe"' T'- - - V Serving the Mining Area of East Carbon. Volume to 7,000 Population -- $900,000 Monthly Payroll Per Copy DRAGERTON, CARBON COUNTY UTAH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1957 : j International Flavor of World of Ideas Believe it or not, the wrought irin gates in this Spanish Patio are not real they are printed 7 on a ft. panel fabric of spun rayon and Celanese Fortisan ray- on. This is one of the many room settings to be seen in World of Ideas, the Home Decorating program with the International Flavor, presented by Celanese Corporation of America. Celanese went Around the World to find unique ideas for the extraordinary fabric designs which appear in the program. The program is divided into four parts showing how the Ancient Customs, Architecture and Colors of Denmark, Spain, Austria and several countries in Asia have been translated into American fabrics and furnishings of Celanese Contemporary Fibers. World of Ideas will be shown on December 17, 1957 at Sunny-sid- e Library, for Sunnyside Book Cliff Club.. Mrs. Tom Quayle will read the commentary on the 55 color slides in this program, which includes 35 Room Settings. In addition to the Room Settings, the program includes a group of colorful pictures of the Countries visited. These pictures are from the pages of HOLIDAY Magazine and they transform the program into a HOME DECORATING TRAVELOGUE. The color slides also show how fabric design is created. For instance Temple bells from Bangkok, Antique Ornaments from Vienna, Lacey Grill work from Madrid, Contemporary Ceramics from Copenhagen become the motifs for gossomer sheer printed fabrics, heavy antique satins, taffetas, and sturdy upholstery fab- te Nflffl. AND MRS. RICHARD STARK Reception Honors Dragerton Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Hunting-to- n wedding re- entertained at a ception Friday night in the Dragerton recreation hall of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. The affair was in honor of the marriage October 5 in Elko, Nevada, of their daughter, Ramona, and Richard Stark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stark, also of Dragerton. , The attractive bride wore a lace with creation of ballerina-lengt- h sleeves of fingertip length. Ruffles of lace covered the satin skirt. The dainty bridal veil was adorned with a crown of pearls. The bodice was edged with a high collar and the bridal bouquet was of pink roses and white carnations. Matron of honor was Mrs. Albert Pierce of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, sister of the, groom. She wore a dainty gown of copper-colore- d lace and net. Maid of honor was Connie Huntington, sister of the bride. She was gowned in baby blue taffeta with lace and net. Bridesmaids were Charlene Rhett, Ea'rlene Rauhala and Jean Henrie. T h e y wore attractive gowns of pink and pastel shades and all attendants wore corsages of pink and white carnations. Best man was Gilbert Stark, brother of the groom. Mrs. Huntington wore --a turquoise lace creation while Mrs. Stark wore a beige gown. Helen Sherwood, Doris Behling and Dee Turnbull were responsible for the attractive decorations carried out in pink, white and green color schemes. These ladies were also in charge of refreshments. Bouquets of chrysanthemums graced the stage, and a large bridal doll, in addition to a bridal tree, hung with wedding bells, added (Continued on page 2) t Baptist News The Sunday evening services of the First Baptist Church of Dragerton have been changed from 7 to 6 for Training Union and 7 for evening worship effective next Sunday. Prayer service on Wednesday evening will remain at 7. The Womens Missionary Union will meet each night this week for the Lottie Moon Foreign Mission Offering and Week of Prayer. Time will be 7 p.m. each evening Monday through Friday. Places will be Mrs., Jack Koskies home each evening" except Thursday, that evening the meeting will be at the church combined with the k regular Prayer Services. Mrs. Ida Hamilton, Mrs. Henry Tibbets and Mrs. Selma Nelson will be in charge of Jhe programs. All members of the Sunday School are asked by Supt. Frank Maddera to meet at the church Saturday evening at 7 for the first practice of the Christmas program to be presented December 17. Mid-wee- The regular monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society was held Sunday, December 1, 1957, at the Good Shepherd Hall in Dragerton. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament preceded the meeting. President , John asked of Martin Rodosh a report on the two turkey shoots held during November. Matters brought up for discussion were a New Years Dance, a Christmas Party, the School Bus and situation and the mid-mon- th month-en- d Bingoes. On December 14, 1957, the midmonth Bingo will be held at the Church Hall at 8:00 p.m.; turkeys and three hams will be available for prizes. On Saturday, December 21, 1957, there" will be a Pot-Lu- ck Christmas Party for. the members and their wives. Time: 7 :00 p.m. Place : Church hail. All members, and their wives," are cordially invited to attend this affair. On Saturday, December 28, 1957, the regular monthly Bingo will be held, with good prizes on hand and the usual One Hunderd Dollar Bond, plus' free refreshments. At the conclusion of regular business, election of officers was held with the following results: President, Henry Murphy; Joe Kraus; Treasurer, Premo Eccli; Secretary, James Abeyta and Sargeant-at-ArmIsadore Vega. President John congratulated the new Officers and wished them every success during the coming year. Father Cullen expressed his sincere thanks to g Officers for the fine the work they did while in office. He then addressed the new Officials, congratulating them on their assignments, and wished them well in the conduct of their duties during the year to come. Vice-Preside- nt, s, out-goin- 'B.P.W. NEWS The Business and Professional Womens Club will not hold their regular meeting Thursday evening rics. but will hold a Christmas party These fabrics are featured in on December 14 with a banquet at room settings which have captured the N-- Z Inn. Banquet arrangethe moods of the various coun- ments will be made by Mrs. Vi tries, While maintaining their In- Thompson and Mrs. Josephine ternational Flavor, the room set- Tomsic. tings have been designed for adaptation in our American Homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ace Boulter spent An added feature of the pro- the Thanksgiving holiday at Gargram is a dress length given as a field with Mrs. Boulters relatives. door prize. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pehrson See this program and enjoy a entertained their daughter anc thrilling trip Around the World family Mrs. Bill Zoomadakis over the weekend. right in your own Clubhouse. i Number 49 Carbon Countys Young Holy Name Society Key-No- te 5c Democratic Club The Carbon County Young Democratic Club will hold its regular meeting Friday, December 6 at 7 :30 p.m., at the Price Municipal Building, Room .7. According to James P. Alger, Club President, an interesting program has been arranged; including the showing of the film Pursuit of Happiness, narrated by Senator John F. Kennedy. Other, items of discussion will concern thep roposed Club Constitution and plans for the forthcoming campaign. An Executive board meeting of the State Young Democratic Clubs was held Saturday, November 30 in Salt Lake City with Mr. Alger in attendance. At that time it was indicated by Mr. Allan Howe, State President, that he would attempt to once again be present at the Carbon county meeting. All persons interested in Democratic politics' are urged and invited to attend, whether they are presently members of the organization or not, Mr. Alger said. , NOTICE On November 8, 1957 The Eastern Utah Shrine, Club held its regular meeting and the election of officers at the Price Cafe, Price, Utah. The following officers were elected: T. Curtis Larson, President, Price; Walter B. Odendahl, 1st Vice President, Price; Edward Poglajen, 2nd Vice President, dragerton; Lanjar Jones, Secretary & Treasurer, Price. , NOTICE Asian flu vaccine injections will be available, at the Utah perm-anenHospital sponsored by Carbon medical service association on December 2nd and 3rd, and December 9 and 10 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 2 p.m. to 4 : p.m. A fee of 50c per person forv members of Carbon Medical, and' $2.50 per person for will be charged. te non-membe- rs The daughters of the Utah pioneers held, the raffle at the Union Supply Co. store. The proceeds will be used to supply a needy family for Christmas. Each year the ladies this organization of make sure to give a generous box to some one in need. - Episcopal News Holy Communion will be brated at both the 7:30 cele- am and a.m. services this Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church. Morning Prayer will be read at the 9 a.m. Family Service. Both senior Girls' Friendly Society groups will meet after school Thursday at the Gordon home. The Boy Scouts meet at im the Church Thursday night at 7:30 The Junior GFS meets after school INDUSTRY CENTER . . . The d Monday. Steels general office building of Columbia-Genev- a Holy Communion is celebrated coal mines and quarries went on display at Draat Trirfty every Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. It is followed by a light gerton just recently for an estimated 900 employees of the Columbia and Geneva mines and their fambreakfast and the Prayer-Stud- y ' ' ilies who attended the reception. Feature 'of the group. .v. 11 w-'-ir' nnu iiir'i open house was the continuous showof the new ing movie filmed recently at the two operations. Refreshments were sdso served. The new by 172-fogeneral office a has steel frame building and masonry walls and is completely air conditioned. three-ho- newly-complete- ur 30-min- ute ( 40-fo- ot : ot |
