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Show t 1J THE PAGE SIX SUN-ADVO- ATE, C PEICE, DTAfl THURSDAY, JCly 5 were ious committee chairwomen Servi Local B. P. W. Club comthe for given, and final details Committees .Membership Night Be conclave arranged. Tonight the Price Business and ing that their plans are progressreport Piofessional Women will initiate into ing nicely. Vocational service theme of the program forfT V their organization several new memmost of Five victims of accidents, bers, at a program installation to be Price Eadio Man ,TeLmeetlng of a minor nature,, were treated them Lake In Salt Weds ZIn club. Thursday (tonigEtf ? held in the Country charge At the netti and Price during at the hospital City the of employee Frank Capitolo resti Carman, and banquet arrangeThe Nimble Thimbleis, one of the of the program was mar- week ending Wednesday. to an announcement mg station, Price Broadcasting Mrs. held Viola de ments are Mrs. units in this city, seven Four-OBerto, Panshoners of Notre Dame John Steiner was admitted to the tary Isaac McQueen. ried in Salt Lake City on Sunday, Lourdes church of Price met at the their meeting Monday afternoon at Lulu Walsh and Mrs. Ben Deal. of hospital Friday to receive treatment bers will give Griffiths Catherine to Miss talks on the July 4, church hall Tuesday evening in com- the home of Mrs. L. A. Hills, advisor. that city. They are now residing at for a fractured pelvis, crushed ribs of service in convene to ladies anniversaries to the The Gives young plan birthday Scofield Miss pliment and bruises, suffered in an accident in professional fields. 219 N. Carbon avenue in Price. of Fr. J. C. Coyne and Fr. Edward each Monday, with each girl taking Party For Visitor Blue Blaze Coal companys mine gram arranged by Xh the Dowling, whose natal days are on turns in preparing refreshments. Miss Lucille Parry of Scofield en- Dinner Party Given Consumers. His condition was de- layson will supplement at Officers for the group are Dorothy tertained at a theta July 13 and August 1, respectively. scribed as satisfactory. party Saturday evening For Young Ceupie The dinner table was set for 54 Reeves, president; Louise Hills, vice fo Miss Maxine of MoLATUDA a enat U. of M. Llewellyn hostess W. A Wellington Mrs. John OBerto was Joseph Naturale Two huge birthday cakes president, Norma Walters, secretary-treasure- r; ELECJS persons. roni, who has returned there after family dinner Wednesday evening, in;tered the hospital Saturday for At formed the principal decoration Athena Georgedes, reportaecentmeetingoftheU, Mr. were Scofield. Guests Morris in his left in bones Mrs. visiting ment for broken to Mr. and Purses contributed by the church er. At present their project consists and folio' Mrs. Bill Martin, Wallace Gor- Rasmussen who were married in hand. He was injured while working members were presented to the two of dress and nightgown making. new J Roland Erkilla, Jack Malaska, at Rock the 1 Utah don, cers: George P. Wallao at the quarries of the honored guests. New members, Jean Crawford, Woodrow Gordon, Bud Jensen, of June. The affair was given room, A. G. and Williams, vice Capitolo banquet Mrs. J. P. Phalen was in chaige of Beverly Hills and Helen Groussman. phalt company. Clear Creek; Maxine Llewellyn, Pearl M. Christensen of Midvale was Bione, treasurer; Joe Dowd where yellow tapers and flowers the affair. The birthday cakes were J. Metos. Parry and Mary formed the table decorations. made by Mrs. Jack Pintus and Mis. Four-I- I Unit treated for bruises received Sunday ing secretary; William Hill V, numbers were rendered while employed on the chute of the secretary. J. T. Kelley. Program Entertained Entertains At BevMartin Coal company at Martin. by Mrs. E. K. Olsen and Miss Miss Betsy Ross entertained her Dinner Sunday FUNERAL RITES HELD Rasmussen. erly Tommy Williams, son of Mr. and Tuesday aftergroup of Four-- H Mrs. C. T. Axelgaard entertained Funeral services for Mrs R' hoswas in the E. V. noon. The girls sewed on their proWilliams, Mrs. Johnson, Price, were held at Sunday afternoon with a dinner parMonday overnight suffering m. ject, dresses, and made plans for a ty, pital and as Reverend guests having Sunday in the Flynn Fyl into of a Anderresult as were shock falling from Patsy party. Attending r, H. Evans, Mrs. Elnore T. Mrs. Rev. Ralph C. Jones home, A breakfast hike beckoned fourteen son, Ruth Redd, Norma Harry, dian excavation for a house. Mrs. Fred J. Thomas and Mrs. ing. Lake of Salt Girl Scouts of Latuda last week into rector Mrs. LaMar Newton, and two Ted Thomas. Oulette City George Mrs. E. N. guests, Shirley Davis and Mary Redd. Standurdville canyon. will travel to Dividend Sun- was admitted to the hospital Tuesday Helper Radcliff and Miss Lorraine DeCoia Miss Norma Harry was elected club to receive treatment for bruises on feell from a scaffold while w'orfc P. E. O. To day in the second round of play in his back and hip, suffered when he as a lather at Helper. were in charge of the entertainment. reporter. Have Picnic the second half of the Central Utah Following breakfast, which was prewall E. P. O. Sisterhood A picnic Baseball league. The Helperites, who pared over a campfire, competitive Marriage Of Price Hiawa- held afternoon be in Sunday naone a Known were Made Girl games being enjoyed, are defending state champions, won with Mrs. W. N. Wetzel of that CAMPBELL'S TRANSFER PHONE ture scavenger hunt. STORAGE Mr. and Mrs. Robeit Allred of Pri"e tha, E. O. mem- their initial game of the half and are P. All as hostess. town The following young ladies paitici-pate- d: announce the marriage of their first-half who reside in determined to defeat the Audrey Birchard, Bernice daughter, Velda, to Leonard Johnson, bers and their families Catherine formerly of South Dakota. The young Carbon county, are invited to attend. title holders. Wilson, Beth Richard, MOVING-PACKINInasmuch as Helper and Dividend SHIPPING Treat, Dorothy Ilinkins, Ella Murg, couple were wed in Los Angeles on a are conceded to be the strongest clubs Lois Smith, Maxine Donaldson, Ona Sunday, July 11. The bride wore a American Legion Ladies will Elects Unit the Delegates the in game Sunday circuit, Shelton, Olympia Salazar, Shirley suit of robin blue with gray accesWilson, Sophie Mangus, Yasuko Delegates to represent the Price have an important bearing on the sories. Her corsage was of white N. CAI LLN AVE. and Kiyo Takito. American Legion Auxiliary during race in the second half. Consequentgardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will make! the August convention, were chosen ly, both teams will shoot with everyEntre Nous Members Wednesday evening at a special busi- thing they have in order to come out their home in California. ness session. Also, reports from var- - on the long end of the score. Enjoy Patriotic Social Mrs. Stanley Roberts entertained Friday Bridge the Entre Nous at her home last Holds Meeting Mrs. Henry Ruggeri was hostess to Thursday night at a social meeting. In keeping with the recent national the Friday Bridge club at her home holiday, a red, white and blue color last Friday evening. Twelve women Other scheme formed attractive decorations. attended, enjoying cards. The refreshment table was centered guests were Mrs. Paul Jeanne of New with red sweet peas. York City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Following a prettily arranged Charles Ruggeri of Helper, and Mrs. luncheon, guests engaged in bridge. J. H. Ballinger of Salt Lake City. Attending were Mrs. M. D. Jones, Mrs. B, Bryner, Mrs. Ruby Marshall, Entertains Mrs. Paul Morley, Mrs. Edway Redd, Sewing Club Mrs. Peter Jeanselme, Mrs. Ed Potts, Mrs. Zelta Thayn of Wellington enMrs. Rurjalph Larcher, Mrs. D. E. tertained the W. A. C. club at her r Reese, members; Mrs. Phyllis home there Wednesday. Eight guests Mrs. Dora Major, Mrs. Evan attended. Roberts, Mrs. Carl Roberts, Mrs. Bill Whitmore, Helper, and Miss Jean- N. A. L. C. Has ette Richens of Portland, Oregon, who Business Meet is visiting here. Members of the Price N. A. L. C. Auxiliary met Friday at the home of Former Price Miss Mrs. Leland Peacock at 8 p. m. RouWeds Arizonian tine business matters were discussed. Mrs. Marietta Porter of Green All the members were present. River has announced the marriage of her daughter, Virginia, to Howard D. Four-Unit Roberts of Tuba City, Arizona. The Organizes club The Nifty Stitchers Four-- H couple were wed in the Manti L. D. Savings yon S. temple on June 28, and left for a met at the home of Mrs. C. N. ChadYellowstone officers elect to wick honeymoon trip through cant afford to Friday evening Park. They are now making their for their group. Miss Pauline Wilmiss! Styles home in Tuba City, where the groom liams was chosen president; Miss and materials is supervisor of schools and agricul- June Campbell, vice president; Grace ture in the Indian service. Lola Watkins, secretary-treasure- r; yon ll adore to Miss Porter was a former Price Fowler, reporter; Bessie Hannon, Fae wear. Theyre resident, and was employed h- - the Fausett, social committee; Betty local telephone company while here. Stringham, music director. seasons newest, The girls hemmed dish towels while flattering fash-Price- d Price Lad Has Anna Faye Fausett read a paper on unbelievBirthday Party pedicure. Wont Mrs. R. W. Crockett, Jr., entertainably low! Hurry! Theyll sell Shrink ed Saturday afternoon for her son, Miss Feted With Fast! Bobbie, who was observing his fifth Departure Social Ten guests birthday anniversary. Miss Simone Clavell was the guest were invited, and enjoyed a swim of honor at a handkerchief shower party, followed with a picnic supp?r Friday evening, friends having electat the park, ed to fete her prior to her departure Monday for Carlsbad, New Mexico. or Sport styles stripes, checks The young ladies enjoyed a park 'Gleaners Met twill luncheon and games. plaids! Washable printed Tuesday Ev- ewere Misses the full ent for comfort! Simone Miss Anna Laura Watkins and Miss Attending For Cool Comfort! to Clavell, Merline Grange, Barbara Elizabeth Mathis were the Gleaner class of the M. I. A. Tues- Henrie, Marie Marshall, Helen HanLORA KNIT it the formers home.in son, Theressa Oviatt, Dorothy Jor' day evening The girls made plans for their part SWAGGER gensen, Nora England, Mary Notari-ann- i, Ileene Draper, and Bernice the Pioneer day celebration. Lunch-Wvus also served. Branch. SOCIETY AND Vocational Hospital Admits In Week To Receive Pr Injury Treatments CLUB NOTES i Catholic Leaders Are Dinner Social ET5 Feted :o c2; - fht i .itioi ndgt H thi H T.ke Efino si! of the ir; c. Ted) &r4 treat-complim- pilot; arms; ilifida tti Wn, iaaer p,e& Killer ' Latuda Girl Scouts Have Breakfast Hike Helper Will Engage Re-ho- Dividend Sluggers MOVE YVAN j -- G 309 Kol-kawo- IPENNEYSrMIDSIIMMERl 'Contmum Mo-gens- Tho: K ;E- Price; Price; JSske, m 1 Btsnhz Geo- - C How Down a h Rice: GiV.t. me Price; Dsn J er,Tn Lesnar Leib h 1 Prfee; F PlS. Rasnu: Price: R. : Price; iritWil XX Hi Stef p;'J th ixV.init P.er, fcfr.L K. fohr IT Do l MMumuMtUdyn-n- JUST A FEW LEFT! COOL SUMMER HATS H Men s Sanforized 0 t SLACKS and m COATS White and Pastel OUT THEY GO! WHITE OXFORDS Full swaggers in the smart topper lengths! CSS 12 to 20. leather uppers that WE ARE CLEANING OUT ODDS WEAR AND ENDS. ONLY 20 OF THESE LEFT. WILL YOU BE HERE FRIDAY AT 10:00 D ON FOR YOURS T Vjr LIKE IRON WELT. Just 35 Pair left For Men Just 14 Pair left For Boys STATIONS EVERYWHERE... In Utah and Idaho Practical for Summer 98 It ini t i! t i? HANDBAGS taken from our higher line of better hags; RED V FOR QUICK SELLDT0. M' of white hags and you joy the savings There are tricks in all trades, and fishing is no exception. In the new, revised edition of Fishing Hints are many helpful pointers. Heres a partial list: Get a copy FREE at any Pep 88 Dry Fly Fishing . . . Wet Station Fly Fishing . . . Bait Fishing . . . Spinner Fishing . . . Casting . . . How to Tie Knots . . . When and Where to Fish. White R SOLES. GOOD YEAR LET THE BIG ONES GET AWAY Vico LEA-NTHE- Washable A n u l: Priee. Utali niian oi :;s |