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Show price and Cflearbij ( An appendicitis operation was per- nt Miss Theressa Hansen of Provo, a formed at the Price City hospital of the B. Y. U., visited over! day on Leeon Huff, son of Mr. and with her sister, Miss Mrs. Charles Huff of Castle Gate. the week-en- d lUtAMAl, f tBIUjAHY PRICE, UTAH Permanent Group To KIWANIANS SEEK MANY EVENTS HELD Direct Presidents IN OBSERVANCE OF Dance Contemplated THE PAGE FOUB SUN-ADVOCAT- E, H Jgj, stormed all over the United visited Price. He perfom ed here during a number of celeK tions and also visited Price frequtV for the purpose of making passa w flights. BOY SCOUT WEEK A strong effort to bring the next Plans for forming a permanent oranof o to the Kiwanis district convenhave charge ganization nual presidents birthday ball in tion to Price will be made by the loMargaret Hansen, instructor at the Monument Dedication, Program Carbon county have been launched, cal club, according to an announceMrs. J. F. MacKnight is a visitor local high school. Don Hacking, Price chairman of the ment following the regular meeting In Tabernacle, Feature with relatives in Salt Lake City this 1936 dance, announced Wednesday. of the organization Wednesday night Celebration Local Gerald Fitzgerald, division of graz- week. for such an or at the Grill Cafe. Rules and FRIDAY - SATURDAY ing purchasing agent at Salt Lake ganization will be drawn up by Mr. Support of Price citys bid will be Featuring an impressive dedication Hacking and submitted to members of sought at a meeting of southern Utah City, arrived Sunday for a brief visit from 3:30 Sat. Continuous service Sunday at the monument re- the with relatives. committee for approval. club representatives in Provo district county plica of the first log house built in A the The countys share of the dance Thursday (tonight). Mayor J. BrackMillion Price river valley in 1877 by Abwhich are to be used for the en Lee and a large delegation of club Fred W. Keller, Price attorney, was proceeds, raham Powell, Boy Scout Week has relief of infantile featuring Sonja Heinie a business visitor in Manti the fore paralysis sufferers, members are scheduled to attend this of the Carobserved been World's by troops Champion Ice Skater treaswill be in custody of the county session. part of the week. of the proposed As a new venture this spring, the bon district this week. A program urer. The for The program Wednesday nights SATURDAY 9 P.M. and court of honor Sunday evening obOn the Stage Henry Walters of Idaho, father of Price Library board will sponsor an and a banquet Thursday night were! permanent organization will provide meeting of the local club was in manner of expending the servance of national Boy Scout Week. Mrs. O. H. Oelwein of Price, is a visi- art exhibit sometime in March, ac- other features of the observanace to the contemplated Members of Price troop No. 283, uncording to a report made this week, tor this week. ' according cally, while other communities also following board meeting Tuesday marked der the direction of Scoutmaster Isaac arrangement. the occasion in various ways. cent of the proceeds is McQueen, presented the entertainThis will include night. per Seventy display Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klitgaard left The monument dedicated Sunday the ment, which consisted of skits depictfor Salt Lake City to attend Market etchings of repute from the Art Barn was constructed by the Price Explorer retained for local purposes, whilecom6 in is sent to the national Salt Lake to demonstratbe remainder City, ing the introduction of scouting in the Week and to purchase new spring of Scout built The troop. replica, be will Miss ed a All Helen Sheets, mittee. funds, however, by repreUnited States and the purposes and styles for the General Department sentative SUNDAY - MONDAY of the Junior league of the stone, is located near the site of the ajd victims of infantile paraly- - objectives of the youth organization, Store here, of which Mr. Klitgaard limits within cabin the Continuous 1:00 P. M. Sun, city state original sis capital city. and a violin solo by Lamar Empey, is the manager. They returned on the highway. The exhibit will be held in the local accompanied by his sister, DOn loves The ceremonies opened with invocalibrary. in A time limit was placed on some tion by Arvel R. Stevens, district vice Arrangements for the program Rev. Fr. William A. Ruel returned Carof the and counsellor chairman C. L. were Leavitt. made by to Price the latter part of last week of the most popular books in demand, bon L. D. S. stake presidency. Exfrom San Diego, where he had ac- since there are so many consecutive unplorer Scouts participated in the " volVictim companied Rev. Wilford J. Giraux of renewals occurring with those TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY a history of Abraham and veiling, is for it difficult that patmany Salt Lake City to attend installation umes, Powell was given by his Drummond ceremonies for the Most Rev. John rons to borrow some they have waitRoy Powell of Price. William on ed no renewals There be for. will Francis Buddy as First Bishop of San the rental books, and a rise in fines Campbell, Explorer leader during the Alexander R. (Tommy) Thompson, Diego. will become effective also. Instead of period when the monument was built, who lost his life Tuesday night when Chapter 5 ACE DRUMMOND" reviewed the history of the troop and two on cents each the former a United Air day Lines per he was pilplane Mrs. Robert E. Cure and small THURSDAY over-du- e the patron must pay the cabin project. Ace Boulter is the oting fell into San Francisco bay, was daughter, Joyce, of Salt Lake City, five cents.book, present leader of the troop. well known havin Carbon county, are visiting in Price with Mr. Cures The monument is four feet high and ing been identified with earliest aviaparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cure. On the Screen incorporates a granite tablet with an tion activity in this district years ago. description. explanatory in who lived Lake Salt Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Belmont Richards All thj Dies Ace Boulter was in charge of tabCity for 11 years and who has bam- have announced the birth of a son Sunday evening program in the in the Price hospital on Tuesday, where a large number of 2. Mrs. Mary Veal Parmley, 70, wid- ernacle, February merit and advancement awards were ow of William Parmley, one of the I Go preented. Stanley Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. 200 victims of the Winter Quarters Color as follows: was The program Hi Elmer Powell of Price, underwent a mine explosion in May, 1900, died Del Gardners troop; Scout major operation at the local hospital Tuesday in a Salt Lake City hospital ceremony, law song; invocation, Delmar Harry; last Thursday. following a long illness. Mrs. Parmley was bom in Wales instrumental selection, junior Scout; dramatization, Isaac McQueens troop; Neil Thurman of Provo, formerly of in 1867, coming to Utah 54 years ago. short talks, Explorer Scouts; assemShe in first settled Winter this city, was a business visitor here Quarters The Flag Without A bly singing, and has lived in Salt Lake City for the latter part of last week. the past 30 years. Her husband was Stain; talk, James Anderson; court of honor ceremony; pledge of allegBy Louise Jewkes Mrs. Helen Anderson and Claude foreman at the Utah Fuel mine at the iance, James song, Prince; closing Mr. Mrs. DeLoy of and time and the the explosion, which was the Brooks of Salt Lake City are in Price End of the Boy, Scout Day; bene- formers mother, Mrs.Safely of most Safely, disastrous in the state's history. visiting their mother, Mrs. Mina Mrs. Scout prayer, led by Isaac Spring Canyon were Sunday guests of of diction, Parmley was a Brooks for a few days this week. Mrs. McQueen and delivered by all Scouts; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis John Safely and Anderson is attending business col- T. J. Parmley, former mine superin- closing of colors. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Powell. tendent and L. D. S. bishop at Winter James Alley of Price was transactlege in the state capital city. One Eagle Scout badge was awardQuarters. ed at the court of honor, that going ing business here Tuesday. He also A daughter was born at the Price to Edgar Walkington of Spring Glen, visited his brother, Roy E. Alley, and family. who also received six merit awards. COLUMBIA NEWS City hospital Tuesday to Mr. and Willard Hansen and Reid Benson Mrs. Ted Anderson of Price. A list of the other awards present- spent Sunday in Spring City with ed is as follows: their families. By Leona Lines Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons Price troop No. 283 Second class, Mrs. June Bartlett of Price underA desired awarded Glen safety guests in Price. trophy Frandsen, Glen Oliver, Ray- were week-en- d went an operation at the municipal to steel plants of the state mond Walters and Don Williams; first Mr. and Mrs. Charles Virden of annually of removal for hospital Tuesday was won this year by the Provo plant. Lamar Empey, Wayne Paulson, Price came up Thursday afternoon to The local Columbia Steel company class, Ward and visit John H. Kelly, who has been ill were- - victors last year, and hope to Donald Tanner, Douglas flu. Tan- with the Donald star Billie Webb; badge, F. B. Hammond, local attorney, again be owners of the award next John Howa of Helper was a Wattis . . . went into Salt Lake City Tuesday on year. However, they scored close in ner; merit badges, Lamar Empey, visitor last week. Richard Paulson, Wayne veterinarian-managof Names race. Jorgensen, the Robert each McKinnon, honorary business. Lj ... of the Millerton Dairy of you plant winning the trophy are engrav- Donald Tanner, Douglas Ward, Billy Tueswas on ed upon it, and the fourth year will Webb and Don Williams; senior business here Hiawatha, . be . . . Silas Rowley, county assessor, Was see it presented to the concern which leader badge, Douglas Ward; jun- day evening. Mrs. Thilmer Jewkes underwent an a business caller in the state capital has held it the longest. ior assistant scoutmaster badge, Don this week, attending state legislative Agreeable weather is again appear- - Williams; assistant scoutmaster badge, appendicitis operation at the Price She is doing City sessions on behalf of the proposed ing as the days pass. Our sleighing (Isaac McQueen, scout- - nicely.hospital Saturday. . melte'd, leaving! has here. completely path junior college master;. The Auxiliary of the U. M. W. A. a muddy "road Price troop No. 286 Second class, are planning a Valentine dance and of Columbia teachers and Officers Shum- - box supper to be given in the amuseCamerino Rodriquez of Columbia ward met Sunday evening at the Raymond Cassiday, Norman ment hall Saturday evening. and Clifford was admitted to the city hospital Sun- home of Gardner Garth way, Bishop John Wilton Liddell. Mr. and Mrs. Orien Scoville of WatMark fir day to receive treatment for Basketball ent husi asts from here Brf1r,mtT tis are the proud parents of a baby I1 badges, Bryner. accompanied the Sunnyside junior girl born Wednesday morning at the team to Helper Friday evening iner, scoutmaster), home of Mrs. Scovilles parents in John H. Redd and son, Jack, were for a game. Sunnyside were victors,! Helper troop Second class, Ray- - Orangeville. state of callers in the capital Tuesday with a score jmond Davies; first class, Raymond and Wednesday. A dance will be held here Saturday Weeter, John Quilico, Bob Jones, Ray Merrill, associate commissioner, evening at the Columbia Amusement Bryner, Bob Bunnell, Earl Houtz, Lnon The Makers of Rhythm will Dean Rowiey; merit badges Dean eci the Scouts in the recommittal oath. N. B. Braley of Redwood City, Cal- hall. Seventy-on- e Scouts, leaders and music for the occasion. star badge, Lorin Davies; merit ifornia, is a business caller in Price furnish Movie-goeof this vicinity viewed Kelly; hnHl'e Lorin Davies John Quilico, trooP uests attended a banquet at this week. Libeled Lady and My American Helper Tuesday night. The district last week, when the two were Ray Bryner and Dean Winters. committee was represented by Wife," George Reed Tanner returned to Ely, ((Omar Bunnel, scoutmaster), here 7 W. Vernon Merrill and J. B. Lit-jeral Rowley, vada, Tuesday night after attending; james Irvine, Sr., was removed to1 Spring Glen troop Second tizzette, vice chairman. services here for his father, gait Lake City Friday where he will. Bert Rowley, Cecil Zorn, Kemp E. Tanner, who died in Idaho be treated for sinus infection. inson and Jack Woodward; life badge, Mike Rodrago was admitted to the Qeaen Rowley; merit badges, Dean last week. Price hospital Sunday for lobar pneu- - Rowl ( W. O. Murphy, scoutmast-moni. the was Miss Louise Peacock among Mr. and Mrs. Jack Avery of San;erh Price visitors in Salt Lake City durPrice troop No. 284 Merit badges, week-ening the Henry Guymon. (Ace Boulter, scoutmaster). T Vernon Davis, state highway patrol A large number of awards were al- T man, was a business visitor in the Mrs. William Tittle part of last week. so received by Green River Scouts, THE LEWIS OPTICAL CO. ANNOUNCES THE The following flu sufferers are state capital the fore part of the week, a list of recipients is not OPENING OF A BRANCH LABportedly improving: Maria Kopasis, bl G. C. Shaw is scoutmaster. Tuesday. ORATORY IN SALT LAKE CITY, 246 SOUTH DAVID KFTTH BUILDING. MAIN, ne' chaim PHONE WASATCH 7812. H. B. Young left Ja$isfS70well has re,urned to court, and George A. Rowley, County Clerk presented the scoutmasters, her home in Price after visiting here HEREAFTER BOTH OPTICAL SHOPS WILL BE KNOWN AS THE who in turn presented the boys. Ver- : for two weeks. Sun-stude- Utah-Idah- by-la- Price Library Board Plans To Sponsor Spring Art Exhibit One In A by-la- 7 m AMATEUR NIGHT BIG ACTS Price-Huntingt- on Em-pe- y. grand-nephe- Of Air Liner Tragedy Known Here w, Greta Garbo Robert Taylor "CAMILLE Bulldog Escapes BANK NIGHT Former Resident Of Carbon County Sinner Take Party ing Looking Your Best! I ; sister-in-la- w If you want to get out and do things meet people know you can er pa-jtr- ol ONLY UNION SHOP IN PRICE I , AtuiDo&a Sarbrr & cfj 18-1- Upautij 0. rs Ne-!sho- U class-fun- Rob-Jam- es a. d. j ass re-b- ut j avail-returni- -- Thur. - Fri. - Sat, Fri. - Sat. Continuous Sat. 3:30 Continuous both days from 6:00 One in a Million Richard Arlen SONJA HEINIE JEAN HERSHOLT , ADOLPH MENJOU in Harold Bell Weight's real treat in store for you You have a SEE Sun. j fT T - - THIS ONE Mon . Tue. Continuous Sun. 1:00 Greta Garbo Robert Taylor CAM I LL E . SECRET VALLEY' and Episode number One of the 0 Man Serial Thrilling BLACK COIN Sun. - Mon. Continuous Sun. 3:30 Spanky McFarland . be the beautiful woman then phone 645 Price as GENERAL SPANKY SI ng ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? t t mams f ? Sun. - Mon. Continuous Sun. 1:00 James Cagney in GREAT GUY Its the Tops in Cagney Entertainment T ue. - Wed. Continuous Wed. 3:30 Charles Starrett Roselind Keith Westbound Mpil Episode No. 2 BLACK COIN iT ?? i I0ji (Formerly Modern Barber and Beauty Shop) Charles Atwood Mrs. Nean Atwood Main Price, Utah f Announcing f ff OPTICAL LABORATORIES Featuring: ?Y ?Y Doctors prescriptions filled. PRICES AT WHOLESALE TO ALL. fY ivf eye-wea- r. PRICE, UTAH 46 EAST MAIN, PHONE t I j Special laboratory service for your Becoming styles fitted to your features. Leading lines of optical merchandise. en8es a new P&ir from your old glasCa Y Y Y V SALT LAKE CITY 327 246 SOUTH MAIN, PHONE WAS. 7812 t t ? ! l 4. |