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Show I T II E PAGE TWENTY Reemployment Bureau Prepares To Meet Increased Demand For Workers In County Preparations to handle increased work placements expected to result from the improvement in employment opportunities are being made by the district office of the national reemployment service here, Manager Walter D. Daugherty announced this week. Judging by the number of calls for highly qualified individuals received by the N. R. S. office, there is going to be a shortage of help, and all employers planning to expand their personnel are urged to take immediate He action, Mr. Daugherty said. further reported that the national reemployment service is equipped to help employers find the type of individuals they want. Applicants for employment are also urged to cooperate with the N. R. S. by registering with the local office in the event they are not already on the rolls. Assistance of employers and workers will enable the employment bureau to match unemployed persons with the jobs to be filled. Price Girls Victors In College Election Two Price girls won posts in the annual election held recently by the Associated Students of the College of at Salt St. Lake City. They are Miss Marie Louise Can-cewho was named secretary, and Miss Victoria Peternel, who was victorious in the race for treasurer. Both girls have been active in affairs of the college. They will assume their duties in the fall. s, ISSUED FOR PAST MONTH Price City hospitals financial report for April reveals that the institution broke just about even during the month, with receipts amounting to $5015.53, as compared with disbursements of $5053.39. Collections during the month included $2999.64 on April business, $1796 on business for previous months of this year and $216.89 on business for the previous year. Disbursements are represented by $2409 in current bills paid and in current bills payable. Listed as hospital earnings are the following items: Board and room, $4338; operating room, $635; medicines and dressings, $227.50, fees, $271.25; nurses board, $62.25; glucose, $202; miscellaneous, $151.64; total, $5887.64. $2,-644.- 39 X-R- ay SCOUT DISTRICT CAMPOREE WILL DRAW MANY BOYS Virtually every Boy Scout in the Carbon district is expected to attend the countywide camporee to be held in the Price City park on June 4 and Chairman Ray Walters 5, District announced Tuesday. Troop members are required to participate in this event in order to be eligible for the summer camps of the Utah National Parks council and the statewide camporall to be held in October in connection with the Utah state fair. The camporee program will feature a campfire court of honor, athletic activities and contests in various phases of Boy Scout work. ASH HAULING CITY DELIVERY PHONE Large manila clasp envelopes for sale mv at cipient of a lovely , , Mrs George Austin was hostess at her home 1 hurs-th- e from a former member par-trs event being the retxTKay ! Sa!t Ciiv and Mrs. H p of her daughter, anniversary xin E. A. re and Hon,kin.son and Mnn'V played Gavleen. Games were to Max Durran , were among Salt Lake nXH frhments served Frank last week-en- d. Ruth Paui. Grant andand Mrs. Rose White. Kay Norma Rae, Beverly Juanj. shirley Ann Leon and Roland Duk ,, j ' Ruth and Johnnie Preston, Watkins were recent v isiiorsay h nal. n and Shanna Rae DeAngelis, Mrs. Rav 's klan and Alice Hansen. Jeamne and Mr. and here from Jay moving Arlin Lindsey, Roval Shirley Gilligan, Herman Pressett Gail I Van Wagoner, Carol Jnnes Boyd and Gayleen his mother here Sunday0 V Hamelwright, I PfnS0n announces Austin and Jean Dimick. enter- xTuns day program Preston H. J. Mrs. V and k Mr. lor - Mr. and pared by the Sunday tained at dinner Sunday and Mrs. Mr. Ellis Peacock, i Peacock and 'Marcell Peacock Primary classes James walk Tuesday afternoon V J3 dent Leona Peacock rV S a tu d ay evening Mr. and Mrs.Jay Directed by Lucile a ho DeAngelis arranged for Mr. and hive for girls gave a special (W;11 warming in Wellington Others from gram Sunday evening Jr Watt. James Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Ti were Mr. Sunny side who attendedMr. and Mrs. children spent Tuesday at and Mrs. Ellis Peacock, Mrs. Thomas Pratt Lindsey, Mr. andMrs. J. E. Pea- - The James Varner and Mr. and 203 T Mrs. James Neilson was pleasantly Mary Bonacci attended. club met with surprised by visitors Sunday. They; The Upper Town and made a si k Turner Mrs. Bernice -' Mrs. J. J. were Mr. and Carrick, parwas served to Mes- Lunch ents of Mrs. Neilson, Mr. and Mrs. dlames Thomas Preston. James Pea- Sylvester Allen, and Mr. and Mrs. cock Taylor Turner, Boyd Lindsey, Leo Marshbanks, all of Mapleton, Francis Denison, Ellis Peacock, James The group ,Varner. Pratt Lindsey. Utah Mrs. Leona Pea entertained was by , Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rons, ac- T dav while Mrs. Varner was companied by their son, Morris are club Wednesday, . V"; taking a motor trip through Arizona- noje softban h The junior h g this month. They will visit in Phoe- team defeated school Wellington the nix with their daughter. Mrs. Evan' Score, team Thursday. Stratton. Graduation exercises for the tenth Mrs. J. W. Douglas is convalescing will be held Thursday evening, nicely from an appendicitis opera- grade 20. A program will be given May tion. and dancing will follow. Mrs. William Baldwin, Jr., accompanied by Mrs. William Baldwin, Sr., (Too late for last week) visited friends in Ferron Thursday. Directed by Principal Harold Han- Jas. P. Johnstone, assisted by Clare sen and teachers of the school, stu- Clements has been giving first a!didents left Saturday morning for an instruction to the employees of Price. education tour to Salt Lake City. Mr. Johnstone plans another course to Th visited the state capitol build-b- e Preston given under the auspices of the mg, the Tribune offices, museum, CThe Ward Relief society was American Legion. tabernacle, K. S. L., a music festival Mrs. and W. Utterback Mrs. Hugh ln Provo, and Dominic Malatche attended the meet- - Springville. -. Coming of the Ladies Aid at the Mrg Emjiy Denison entertained the munity church in Price, Thursday. upper Town Quilt club Friday, when Ford Bishop and Albert Vogrenic a silk spread was made for the hos-the Ferron C. C. C. spent Saturday ess Luncheon was served to Leonaand Sunday here. Peacock, Bernice Turner, Evelyn Varner, Ella Turner. Doris Lindsey, The pupils at the Mohrland school af- -, Genevieve Preston, Ellen Peacock. Friday a Mothers held day party Edna Lindsey. Miss Elaine Denison ternoon. jja 9-- V ofjt l Is. Hafej re- - the community ases of KUthisSthreSOthisStweeenk parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Steven-- ; son. D. O. Morgan was in Salt Lake City the latter part of the week to attend the wedding of his son, Arthur. Mrs. Lawrence C. Littlejohn is visY. iting in Sunnyside. Miss Libbie Stevenson spent Satur- day and Sunday here with her parents. Miss Stevenson is teaching at EUlSkeStertained j prettily arranged dinner SOClc Monday evening, complimentary Rose a Miss Dolline Jones and Mrs. White, school instructors. Mrs. James Peacock was hostess at a family birthday dinner Friday eveof ning, with Mr. Peacock as guest honor. Covers were laid for twelve. Emery. Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Dimick return- ed home from Salt Lake City Sunday, while in Salt Lake City, Mr. Dimick underwent an operation on his right eye, from which he is recovering nicely. Mrs. Dimick was engaged in temple work during two sessions. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Christensen of Kenilworth visited with Mr. Christen sens mother Sunday. e. SUNNYSIDE NEWS An Automobile Loan Will Help You To obtain cash In 20 minutes without mortgaging your furniture, assigning your salary check or obtaining endorsers. To cut down monthly payments if you still' owe on your car. To SELL YOUR car to a prospective purchaser on time yet realize cash out of the deal. Price TIIIRSDay UTAH v REPORT WORK IMPROVING Tlie PBICE, E, CITY HOSPITAL OPPORTUNITY FOR at SUN-ADVOCAT- Private Loan Credit Company Silvacni Bldg. Phone 397 By Ella Turner A Mothers day nrogram was given at the L. D. S. church Sunday, with Lucile Hasler directing. The follow- ing selections were given: Song, My Mother, Morris Gilligan; presentation of flowers, Leon Presset, Billy Preston; Mother and Father, six children; song, children; vocal duet, Vera Preston, Ruby Jones; A Parable for Mother, Miss Hasler; violin: Tributes toj solo, John Preston; Mother, Juanita Cowley, Wade Turner; response, Mrs. Taylor Turner; song, congregation. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McMahon are receiving congratulations on the Ei birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Erickson were EE: in Orangeville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hansen of Hi- -, EEE awatha spent Mothers day with their son, Harold Hansen, and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. Salzetti returned mr here Sunday from a months trip through the eastern states. A daugh- ter, Vera, of St. Louis, accompanied them home. Mrs. Louise McDonald fieluq&hxvtLoTL For a moment let's forget all the glorious lun there is in owning an electric refrigerator. Forget, if you can, all the marvelous frosty salads, frozen puddings, chilly bouillons, icy drinks it makes. And forget its convenience, and the protection it offers by keeping food and milk so fresh and wholesome. Let's just look at any adequate refrigeration from a size it up purely strictly business standpoint as a wise INVESTMENT. Count up the vegetables, the fruit, the meat, -- the butter that adequate refrigeration keeps from being wasted. That is THRIFT1 Count The very day you pay your few dollars down you begin to enjoy the benefits of your refrigerator. Isn't THAT THRIFT? elec-tr- e Sincerely It Pays to Advertise and Much More So By Using Pictures! Your advertising must not only talk it must shout with an expressiveness that will attract and HOLD the attention of the ve buyer and See it iieaiGr or fflwor & Linhl Co. EE: that what PICTURES do for your advertising message put it over with clearer understanding . . . presents the information in a better breakdown manner by giving the prospect a better VISION of what you are endeavoring to EXPLAIN. Make use of PICTURES In your advertising, they are available for in the columns of the without any additional coat for the cuts Two cf the nation's leading advertising cut services supply advertisers cf the with choicest cf illustrations, on every type of merchandise. u.:-- Put over ycur publicity story better with PICTURES . . . and in The "Superior Circulation . Supremo Reader Interest. ... can mu tg o THE OF VOICE EASTERN UTAH Using the National Broadcasting Companys Transcription Service DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY SUNDAY 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 10 a. m, to 8 p. m. SOME OF THE WEEKS FEATURE PROGRAMS 8:00 A M Musical Clock Daily Except Sun. 9:15 A. M. Vagabonds of the Prairies Tues., Thurs. and Sat. M. A. 9:15 All Star Varieties Wed., Fri. 10:00 A. M. Home Folks Frolic Daily Except Sunday House of Peter MacGreggor Wed,, Fri. 10:30 A. M. 3:45 P. M. 4:00 P. M. 5:00 P. M. 5:15 P. M. Mon., M. 2:45 P. M. 1:00 P. M. 2:00 P. M. 2:30 P. M. Dance Hour. Daily Except Sun. Church of the Air Notre Dame-P- rice 7:30 P. M. 3:00 P. M. The 7:45 P. 11:00 A. M. 11:45 A. M. 12 :00 A. M. 1230 P M- S" M. Mrs. Henry Hall, Helper Sun. Bible School of the Air Sunday Trans Radio News Daily except Sunda- yWayne Kin; and his Orchestra Tues., Thurs., Sat. Concert Hall of the Air Wed., Fri Travel Talk Sunday Eb and Zeb Daily Except Sun. Library Hour Sunday On the Mall Tues., Thurs., Sun. 6:00 P. M. 6:15 P. M. 7:30 P. Garden Party Dinner Hour Daily Night Club adio Daily Exc S J B. A. Rolfe and Orchestra. rSistej Mills Bros, and Boswell and FrlW' Wednesday Monday 30 Wm. Toy, Pinaist Saturday-7:Talks on Supreme Court Plan Tnes. and Tnrs. M. P. M Sun. Wed, Daily EIC,JS The Cub Reporters 6:30 P. M. M.-R- M. Drifting and Dreaining-- D' EBSS2K EW FEATURES SMILIN ED. McCONKELL ALL STAR VARIETIES WED. & SAT. WED. & FRI. At 6:00 P. hi At 9:15 A. M. If you want to be sure to be.;; sour talk out s..di.8 reqacit ployed, LOUD JflZZlZz!'our do not 1 Transradio News and Weather Forecast Daily. Sit j Smilin Ed. McConne- ll- Wed, M. 7:00 P. i t Organ Reveries, Tues, Thnrs. ! and Sat. t i Request Hour Daily. DJ Neva, The Monitor views the Dramas of Life Mon., Thnr- aIn the Crimelight Tnes., Fri. Do You Believe in Ghosts ; Wednesday, Saturday Carbon High School Sunda-yChurch in the Wild Wood is just -- REDDY KILOWATT rm price tiiti ItililLlaM UMAM Home Folks Tnes., Thurs. Mary Kitchen Saturday intrigufrom little bits of That is THRIFT! SjS at any give you more and belter lubrication EEE Mrs. John Jones was the honor guest at her home at a family din- ner Sunday, arranged by her child- ren. The Lower Town Quilt club met, with Mrs. Amelia Guadagnola Wed- - rar nesday and sewed on a star quilt for up the many ing delicacies you ccm ncko this and that left over frcm yesterday's dinner. all the leafy green things The lettuce, celery that it keeps from wilting. That is TKRlFii Count up the scores of dainty inexpensive frozen desserts that it will help you make the bottles of milk and cream that it keeps from souring. of Castle Gate was here Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Agness Lynn. From here, wnrd officers attending a stake M. I. A. social in Price Thurs- day were Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Lind-- 1 sey, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Peacock, Mrs. Laurel Gilligan, Mrs. Bernice Turner, Amel Denison and A. E. Hopkinson. Mrs. Cloy Hammelwright entertain- ed at a child's party Friday after-noo- n for .her son, Gails fourth birth-da- y. No motor oil telephone, send postcard WITH K E U or letcr' B Radl Station Ectwcen Price and Helpci in jj !!!!!!! " j |
