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Show THE PAGE FOUR fprice PRICE, UTAH 8 BATHING BEAUTY BATTLE PROMISES PROGRAM PART FOR FOURTHS FEATURE and Nearby left for Grand Here on Business Junction the latter part of last weckj Mrs. Asael Seeley of Bennet, Utah, to spend several days with relatives. was a business visitor here recently. She was accompanied by her son, Miss Norma Hamilton of Salt Lake.Cloyd. City, formerly a Price resident, ar-- 1 rived here Sunday for a visit with To Salt Lake City friends. She is a guest at the home Lorenzo King of Price was in Salt of Miss Evelyn Branch. Lake City early this week attending business matters. Mrs. Ezra Branch has been in Salt Lake City for the past week, visiting From Grand Junction with her daughter, Mrs. Juanita Miss Dolorus Redd of Grand Junction, is in Price this week visiting with friends and relatives. If. S. Robinett returned recently Out of Town from a trip to California. State Senator George Miller was called to Salt Lake City this week to attend business matters. Miss Ruth Hanson THURSDAY. j JlAl HELPER MISS IS AWARDED TKhls ayard SCHOLARSHIP TO ST, MARYS chemistry fraternit CHOIR TO PRESENT student etiemistry graduate from the school in 1935, is Mrs. Fred Bonza of Word was received this week from MUSICAL PROGRAM Sacred Heart Academy of Ogden, .Utah, that Miss Louise Litizzette of - Grand County vs. Carbon coun y. 'Helper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. Many's the time that caption has. Members of the local L. D. S. Tabwas awarded a LStizzette appeared at the head of the score- - ernacle will leave Price at 5 o clock ship to St. Marys of the Wasatch h,,c a board y p indicating a. m. Sunday morning ... college. This honor was presented y battle for suprema y for Grand Junction w ei for the young ladys outstanding work between youthful a special musical program at Miss Heart Acad resentatives of these the Presbyterian church and then a wag also awarded Teachers two commonwealths special radio broadcast from the Ava- (Certjficate were on athletic battle- - Si A' W, Mr 4 . Approximately ' toseSnSj ut. iPPaMasonic expected to go to Provo to visit the Story lodZ ning ) city. Arthur Brown- ,ge frj jv J rep-'pres- jon theatre. Arrangements com-groun- Such pieted this week for the affair, a sports offering is al- xbe choir will present its church ways the means of at n oclock a. m. and then trading a generously the radi0 reception at 1 or 1:30 oclock and zsized audience. interested 1 - - resident and worshipful mJ! local order, is now a residfm ,f Utah county capital having been transferred to that pomuTf1 employing firm, the Mountain Sl Telephone and Telegraph Co 3 p m Trip Arranged And now it appears that the two--, the br0adcast, the choir Folowing From Salina county conflict is to be resumed be Buests for a drive over the Mr. and Mrs. midsummer. This time, however, the Rim Rock over the Colorado National institution during the past year, was Salina were hereHenry Robim contest concerns the fair sex, determ Fruita on awarded Alpha Sigma pin. at the home of Mrs. KaSe ? ination as to which county has the Monument, going through This road. new thoroughfare has 'most beautiful and attractive bathing the not been opened to the public but beauties. The contest will take place To Santa Monica permission has been received special r. celcbra-MMr. and Mrs. J. B. Litizzette and) Miss Fay Goetzman of Price, is!at the grand Fourth of July Chamber of Commerce there. the from and Mrs. John Causer left Satur- - planning to leave tomorrow for Santa tior to be staged in Price, At the bottom of the canyon, the day for the national Moose convention Monica, California, where she will be Dr. Sanford Ballinger of Moab, Chamber will provide the party with former Price resident, was a visitor a luncheon, consisting of sandwiches, held at Mooseheaert, Illinois. After employed during the summer. here Friday and during his visit com- ice creaem, cake, salad and punch. the convention they planned to visit! To Grand Junction pleted arrangements as a representafor a short time in New York. The return trip will be made from We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Maxine Schlegel left here Tuesday tive of the Moab post of the American there. ColoMiss LaVonne Houston of Lovell, morning for Grand Junction, Legion post for bringing at least three 26th-27t- h An elaborate musical schedule has in rado, to be employed there. She plans young ladies from the Grand county been Wyoming, visited last week-en- d and a copy of the pro- arranged Price with her sister, Mrs. Arthur to return here in the fall. capital ( all striking beauties, I00- gram will be released in next weeks says the genial Sandy) to compete edition of The Rasmussen. KLONDIKE In Moab on Business in the contest to be held here as part LONG GREEN District Judge George Christenson of the celebration program. And to and Court Reporter M. W. Ross are indicate his personal confidence in NEW CHEVROLET'S POUND in Moab at the present time, attend- - the ability of the charming damsels sessions court matters of and his Lake City ing legal Vyonne Grass of Salt adopted community to carry SPECIFIED DURING was a recent visitor at the home of there. away the prize money, he accepted Anderson. the side money challenge of the Mr. and Mrs. Alma . Price post, the local group placing Visiting Here GOOD-WIL- L Mrs. Ruth Fraizer of Saginaw, some financial support back of Car-tau- d Mrs. John Lamicq and Albert Leau- of Meeker, Colo., are visiting Michigan, arrived here a short time bons young ladies qualities as bath-i- n Price with their parents, Mr, and ago to spend the summer with her ing beauties. It is just possible that When members of the Elks goodmother, Mrs. A. J. Lee. She was ac- - Emery county may enter the compe- - will tour, enroute from New York Mrs. John Leautaud, companied by her son. Donald. tition, too, the contest being open to City of Los Angeles, pass through House guest.? at the home of Mr. 'all. Price, they will be using two master durBorn here W. Girl Baby and Mrs. Frank Bailey Do Luxe Chevrolet sedans, signifyCARBON JUNIOR GROUP Mr. and Mrs. Juan Acasay of . ing the week are the formers sis- ing the confidence placed in these MAKES two a TEMPLE LARGEST birth announce of and Hollis the Theo. J. Mrs. baby girl, ter, autos by such a nationally known orEXCURSION TO MANTI, children of Los Angeles, and ins moth- - born yesterday. Both rnothei and SODA or GRAHAM The fleet is due to ar-- J ganization. er, Mrs. F. B Bailey, wife of Dr. F. daughter are reported to be doing 2 POUND BOX rive hero next Monday morning and Five busses with 184 young people B. Bailey of Salt Lake City. nicely. will be guests of the local lodge and made an excursion to the Manti temlocal officers. 13 OUNCE BOTTLE Miss Hazel Christensen of Salt Lake Baek to Work ple last Saturday, and was accredited A fleet of new Chevrolets will be to to her Paul work with here is TALL returned with the parbeing PIN- KHoldaway largest junior group visiting City this week, fol- - attend a session at that temple. Ten donated the local lodge by the Redd : ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christen- - a! The CAN Motor Chevrofor agents company, sen. She expects to return to the lowing several weeks spent in the Carbon wards were represented, lets in this GOOD QUALIT- Yarea, to meet the northern city early in July. hospital. namely. Spring Canyon, in charge of EACH delegates. The new Chevs, bearN. A. Stewart: Sunnyside, Mrs. Emily the welcoming delegation,- - will CREAM STYLE Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Hanson 'Attend Masonic Meet at Logan Denison; Wellington, Mrs. George N. ing to Wellington or beyond and CAN William Littlejohn of Price, was Hill; Hiawatha. R. C. Albrechtsen; journey and two children returned the fore will be the royal escort into this BLUE part of this week from, a vacation trip among those from Price attending the Kenilworth, Mrs. L. Leavitt; Stand- - city. to the Pacific northwest. grand lodge meeting of the Masonic 'ardville; Price, Mrs. J. V. Powell; Ro- 5 POUND CAN During the time tle fleet members order in Logan, Saturday. He Mr. and Mrs Odell Mangum; are cars be will their here, completely Mrs. Lars Frandsen of California, turned Sunday morning and reported Helper, Mrs. Ethel Bryner; Castle serviced and checked by the expert a former resident of Price, is visiting an excellent meeting. Gate, Mrs. Anna belle Long, mechanics of the Redd Motor com- -' Monte Snow, J. S. Hreinson and jiere with friends and relatives, and will be placed in display in pany Back From Capital' Howard Stevens of Castle Gate offi- BOTTLE the show rooms there. spacious H. anB. Mr. and Mrs. Harry World Young returned dated at some of the services, County Clerk PACKAGE Of interest to motor car owners, isj here early this week from Salt Lake) Due to the inconveniences made by nounce the birth of a son on cTAGE the fact that on this trip across the 3k June 20. City where he attended the funeral of such a large crowd, the group next good-wi- ll cars are the country, using' his aunt. will be divided into wards, and :year U. S. tires and Quaker ' Mr. and Mrs. William Steckleman take three or four separate days for exclusively,r both State oil, products being distrib- of Hiawatha are spending the week- District Attorney Here Motor company. Redd uted the by W. Fred Keller, district attorney, end in Price. We are honored to have the privi- was in Price Monday attending busi' Mr. lege of receiving these cars, said and Mrs. Ace Boulter were vis- ness matters and renewing John Redd, manager of the company.: itors Wednesday in Ephraim. The expression signified by the' PEEEOu. adoption of Chevrolets for this trip, lack From Trip Uondition Better From Moab Recently revea the qualities of this Glen Allred, Vincent Sumner andjends Mrs. May Mathis is reported to Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Ballinger, i and smooth riding car. residents of Moab, were included have been released from the Price Alex Allen returned to Price Sun-,ne- w A cordial invitation is given the business call- city hospital where she has been re- lay from a trip spent in the north- among the general public to inspect these Chev- west. treatment. medical ers here last Friday. ceiving rolets while on display a tthe Redd b POUNDS PICNIC Motor company. JAR- FRI., SAT., JUNE - te. Watermelons 2c Large Corned Beef TRIP 17c Cans Tulip High FLOUR Patent Pi-ice- 48 Lbs. CRACKERS 21c KETCHUP 9c SALMON BROOMS DEL MAIZ CORN KARO SYRUP te 10c 39c 10c 37c re-jla- pp, Shredded Wheat lie r j ' LETTUCE r YUM VIENNA 4 33c ,.8c HOLLY CLEANSER 10c SOAP POWDER 19c 4c 3 TSS TOILET TISSUE FLOUR i $149 PEANUT BUTTER out-of-to- r EW tt - cpiine It p - GIOVANNONI GUEST OF HONOR AT ITALIAN FETE' M. Scientifically Cooled For your pleasure and comfort Try it. Youll see the difference Sun. - Mon. Fri. Sat . Continuous Sunday from 3:30 FRANCIS FARMER Roscoe Karnes, Grant Withers Continuous Sat. from 3:30 Monsignor A. F. Giovannoni, Fri. Sat. Continuous Sat. from 3:30 Carole Lombard Fred McMurray Sun. - Mon. egfiMJ SrY.is' Sun. - Tue ' Mon. Continuous Sunday from 2:15 - Continuous Sunday from 2:15 Wed. Charlie Buggies Marv Boland Early to Bed SUNNYSIDE NEWS Carole Lombard Fred MacMurray ulitf Iprutrrsa (Contra OFFICIALS VISIT PRICE; PRAISE IS GIVEN HIGHWAY BY HEAD Arrnaa were Mrs. Genevieve Preston, Beth Turner, Marcel Peacock, Taylor and Elaine Denison, Mrs. Emily Denison. Morris and Maxine Gilligan, Mrs. Em- ily Denison, Winifred, Claire and Ned Turner and Gloria Denison. of Magna is Bishop A. E, Hopkinson was a guest Mrs. Isa- On the Screen MARGARET SULLA VAN HENRY FONDA MOONS Our Home Better Program Has never been presented in A Carbon County week. The social, to be held all day Sun-- 1 day and climaxed with a private dance at the Silver Moon, is held for! the purpose of securing closer harmony and contact among Italian per- sons in this section. The dance is strictly for Italians and their invited guests, only. J. V. Dibble of Kansas City, Mis- souri, division manager in the west for the Sinclair Refining Co., and party visited in Price last week. In-- ! eluded in the party was H. E. John-- , son of Salt Lake City, assistant to1 Mr. Dibble. This was the first motor! trip the latter gentleman has made over highway 50 and he was high in his praise of that route both as to scenic qualities and excellency of con- dition for auto travel. While here '1' ,Tnyh,r? r"rr'd son work was under the direction of Margaret Kav and the topic was,agel ln tJlls sechon. New Lamps for Old." After the les son the ladies enjoyed old songs and SECRETARY WILL REPRESENT PRICE CLUB AT MEETING OF concluded the afternoon with a social. SOUTHERN GROUP SATURDAY LEAVE FOR PORTLAND TO ATTEND MEETING Melvin Wilson and family of Price left here last Thursday to attend the National Educational meeting in Ida Salsetti. land, Oregon. Miss Lavav Peterson returned to After the meeting, Mr. and Mrs. her home in Castle Dale Sunday. She Wilson will travel to Palo Alto, Cali- Mr. and where Mr Wilsn wiU attend famllv 0r the J3 VacMk visiting 3 d short conference at Stanford Uni- -, St;a month Mr. and Mrs. W. Roberts of Los An- -. veftyThey expect to return around July geles and Miss Ellen Snow of Castle Dale have been guests of Mr. and 25th. Mrs. John Preston for the past week. Family budget books now sold at Among those who attended the Manti Temple excursion Saturday The Port-.Civ- ic St10"3, - te. A. E. Gibson, secretary of the Price Chombcr of Commerce, is to repre-th- e local organization at the1 monthly meeting of the Associated Clubs of Southern Utah which1 will be held at Eureka Saturday, Mr. Gibson will be in attendance in the Place of John Redd, local club director' wh?. hoIds a similar Position with the' group. One of the import- -' ant ltfm,s of business expected to come before the club is that of con-- ! sideration of complete support for a Program pointing toward location a branch of the University of Utah of,j in Price. 2 Lb. Can mem- - OIL COMPANY Clyde Collet of Salt Lake City IS visiting with Mrs Laurel Gilhgan. Thomas Lamps of Price was a business caller Tuesday m Sunnyside. Aaron Hanson of Price and Cliff Memmott of Helper were visitors here Tuesday. William L. Robertson visiting his granddaughter, bel Naylor. Mrs Thelma Butler and Mrs. Esther Tidwell of Wellington were visiters here Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Naylor and son of Consumers were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Naylor. The Primary officers and teachers and Primary children attended the Primary convention in Price Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ewell of Union are visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Ewell is the former Miss Rockwoods-- A Toasted CraxLg. :er...Hc CHASE & SANBORN K PEACHES 27c 25c TOASTS get-toget- - iWf PVorrli . ber of the State Council, will be the guest of honor and the principal speaker at the first regular and social for all Italians in' Price and vicinity it was said this rl S C I A ALL FLAVORS UCLL-- U PACKAGE 5c SALAD DRESSING PORK & BEANS QUART BOTTLE IOC PEAS OR STR. BEANS 2 U. S. UNION CUTS POT ROAST FRANKFURTERS VEAL ROAST CANS MEATS QUALITY INSPECTED I MILK POUNDS FE- D- ASSORTE- DPOUND PORK ROAST LEAN MEATY pound STEER BEEF OTCfilF I. Wl Hit POUND Shortening BEST GRADE 4 POUNDS . ...............a ? 15c MARKET 14c 27c 17C POUND LUNCH MEATS 27c 24c 19c ISc LAED u. s. INSP. LB. CARTON SPRING FRYERS, HENS, FRESH FISH Shop in the most Moden and Sanitary Maf ket in Eastern Utah Where Prices are Always Right 4 |