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Show ii rSPAY, MAY 27, 1937 Chevrolets Outdoor Theatre Slates Stop In Hrice On May 31st graduates 'TNIOR high 5 LISTED; 133 RECEIVE CERTIFICATES Advancing another step in their for education, 133 students of Harding junior high school reeved certificates of graduation at Thursday evening in the L. rst jrcises tabernacle. p, S. jTie Rev. William A. Ruel, pastor the Notre Dame de Lourdes church, slivered the address to the class. The weaker described education as an aid tj good citizenship and an important John H. Redd, local Chevrolet dealer, announces that his company is sending its outdoor theatre to visit Price on Monday, May 31. outdoor theatre-kn- own as an Automovie will show free movies near the Redd Motor company so that anyone may see how modern cars are made. Many other pictures of interest to everyone will also be presented. The Automovie is on a truck chassis, twenty-fiv- e feet long, seven wide and weighs five tons. It is painted m a beautiful combination of blue and silver with the picture screen on the back of the truck, and it uses rear projection permitting the pictures to shine through the screen. Also, it has a complete power plant for use in running the picture machine and sound equipment. There are only six of these devices in the United States I ttor in the development of social Jationships that will lead to the I Riding of better communities. The Set t th of today will have charge of 20 from now,, said years I I world jther Ruel, who went on to say that Blazing gun duels in the most turjrs and girls of the present will bulent era of the California gold Jld monuments in whatever voca- - fields, a romance blossoming on the l they follow. It is up to them to pine-cla- d slopes of the Sierras, a ide whether the monuments will womans jealousy that wrecked two good, bad or indifferent, he de-- d lives, the birth of the Vigilante movein effect. ment, a mans sacrifice for the hapcertificates were piness of the woman he loved these Eie graduation by Orson H. Guymon, are among the features of the draTrident of the board of education matic romance, The Outcasts of PokCarbon school district. The er Flat, which will be shown at the of welcome was given by Strand Theatre in Helper Friday and ith Leavitt, and the invocation and Saturday. Preston Foster and Jean lediction were pronounced by Max Muir have the leading roles. mon and Leona Shumway, reGood Old Soak, starring Wallace Beery, will be the Strand attraction stively. Jlrs. Earl Jones, president of the Sunday and Monday. The story reerican Legion Auxiliary, and Don calls much to the generation of the eking, first vice commander of the time and presents an amusing picture ferican Legion, presented medals for those who were too young to apLaRue Frandsen and Jerry Olson, preciate it then. It is an admirable of typical America in p were selected as the outstanding cross-sectithe days of drought without venom jdents in the school. jKusical numbers and a reading but never lacking truth. I jipleted the program. 1 list of the graduates is as foi- is: Marlene Forsyth, Norma Jean jpey, Alice Lloyd, Jeannie Hardy, fy Vuletich, Elizabeth Kos, LaRue Preliminary hearing of Harold ndsen, Keith Leavitt, Hubert ingle, Thenelda Lee, Tony Angot-tut- h Munn and June Edwards on a charge Robertson, Charles Mollard, of grand larceny, arising out of the tia Allred, Harry Laipis, Afton alleged theft of a car from the Arrow Json, Fred Basso, Erma Powell, Auto line on May 17, was postponed (tries Petitti, Bernice Haslem, Wal-f- e Wednesday because of the fact that Safely, Cleo Grundvig, Clarence no attorney was available to prosecute the case. County Attorney Marl sley D. Gibson is now on his vacation. Domonic Oliveto, ina Grange, The defendants were arrested near Walters, Raymond fy Krompel, llis Sanderson, Max Guymon, Grand Junction by the Colorado highfh Thomas, LaMar Empey, Jose-ji- e way courtesy patrol and were returnBonza, Jerry Olson, Leona ed to Price May 18 by Sheriff S. M. Jmway, Norma Shepherd, Bert Bliss. llard, Frieda Gordon, Dick Brew-En- id UNDERPASS WORKER HURT Waterman, Wallace Tingley, Sanford Llewelyn of Helper was nor Jorgensen, Lyle Bryner, Edna to the Price City hospital admitted Marie Olson, ng, Lloyd Harrison, receive treatment for to Max Saturday Bertola, Helen Ketchum, head neck and Nelinjuries suffered when fer, Jean Gunderson, Lynn he was struck by a piece of falling on the Janet ennie Monfredi, Wallace Mclntire, steel while working street li, underpass project at Helper. ima Child, Warren Downard, Edna Nathan Anderson, Louise Coli, Denice Leonard, Lloyd lion, Clarence Prettyman, Fay fchlow, Billy Lund, Mary Feichko, Miller, Elaine Bement, Larrol Hamfry Adams, Irene Pritchard, Rich-- I ilton, Josephine Madsen, Max LeonFausett, Hazel Milano, Max ard, Gabriel Georgedes, Martha Viola, light, Jean Miles, Billy Axelgard, William Evans, Betty Downard, Floyd IB Betty Joyce Broyles, Qibbs, Dale Christensen, Marion Brotherson, Carpakis, Elwin Golding, Dorothy Elaine Diumenti, Don Parmley,Elaine Albert Johnson, Betty Engle, men Oviatt, Glen Ray Milner, rey Henderson. Fausett, Billy Hansen, Lucille Fuller, James Sharp, Rex Mangum, Rosa Lee Peterson, Earl Gagosian, Donna Fausett. e, Raymond Bigelow, Elizabeth Migli-orMary Bianco, Albert Santi, Grace Petitti, Rex Powell, Julie Zele, Alvin Rutherford, Maxine Rath, Jimmie Viola, ! Rell Oliver, Keith Grames, Lola Hamilton, Aerial Gardner, Vione Leau-tau- d, Olsen, Hawley Earll, Yvonne Mary Tangaro, Billy Grorgan, Steve Pappas, June Leonard, Merlyn Lillian Louisa Giles, Anderson, Grames, Thelma Powell, Barbara Waterman, Beatrice Waterman, Reva Mitchell, Tiny Brown, Richard Frandwav I ft IfM R. util sen, Patricia Williams and Brmrtn Corporation Outcasts Of Poker Flat At Strand t store and the Utah Power & Light Co. Baking contests are to be held this year again, pi ues to be awarded for BENEFIT FROM ANNUAL COOK SCHOOL the best pie, cake and loaf of bread. Attendance prizes will be awarded at the final session, too. Mrs. Jean n of Provo, expert home service Valuable Gifts Be Given Each Day supervisor, will again be in charge of the school, assisted by Mrs. Maude Sharpe of Price. Detailed information con.'em. ng Housewives of Eastern Utah will be of food products, value of each gift the school will appear in the next isafforded a real opportunity for beneficial instruction on June 10, 11 and unit being estimated at between five sue of The and six dollars. 12 when the second annual cooking Electrical dealers held their second school sponsored by the electrical equipment dealers of Price, the Utah meeting Monday morning to initiate Power & Light company and The plans for the school, naming commitis held in the basement tees. Greater dealer participation of the L. D. S. tabernacle. A weed control project sponsored will give the school increased scope Last years school sessions this year. Firms participating are the by Carbon county for the purpose enjoyed an attendance well over the thousand Price Trading Co., Sumner Furniture of eradicating white top was commark and this year it is expected that Co., Chapmans Variety, Eastern Utah pleted Wednesday by a crew of five this will be exceeded. Plans call for Electric men under the direction of J. B. Co., giving away each day eight baskets Olivetos Associated, the Gamble Jewkes, district agricultural inspect HOUSEWIVES OF EASTERN UTAH WILL j Nel-de- To Away Institute; Baking Contests Planned Of te. County Weed Project Completed Wednesday Sun-Advoc- ll, or. The woik, which started May 17j was done principally on cultivated land and in Price canyon. An indication of the benefits resulting from control activities last year is furnished by the fact that five men needed only a day and a half to complete the work in Price canyon, whereas last summer the services of 15 men for six days were required. Director Preparing Junior Ball Rosters Rosters of teams for the American junior baseball league this sumner are now being prepared by Clark Wright, director of the project, who expects to have the lists ready for announcement the fore part of next week. Legion SARATOGA FRESH CRISP Brimful POTATO PORK AND CHIPS BEANS BAG LARGE ';the CANS s HC Plan a picnic for this Sunday . . . its glorious fun. Weve got everything you need for the lunch which, next to the weather, is the toost important for the success of the outing. Just look sandwich fills, cold cuts of tasty meats, fresh juicy fruits and through this list of other essentials . . . then buy them for your picnic lunch. mouth-waterin- g on Hearing Delayed On Car Theft Complaint L CATSUP Deviled Meat LIBBYS BOTTLE S LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR DAILY PROBLEM OP PREPARING THREE MEALS EACH DAY. BY USING OUR DAILY SPECIALS WITH A SUGGESTED RECEPE. HERE IS A FOR YOUR PEW SUGGESTIONS OR DAY DINNER DECORATION Corned Beef ANGLO CAN 12-O- z. 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Marshmallows Ml) Pure Meat For Roasting SUGAR LB SODAS, ALES Made of Tres-jpinerel- &v FURITY La- - Jar. z FIG BARS LUNCHEON Pic. Pigs Feet 10c 12c 25c 10c 29c 1.39 ... POTATOES 4 LBS .5 |