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Show THE FACE FOUR r SUN-ADVOCAT- C PRICE E j A of Price Mr and Mrs. J B. Jeukcs and of Keller W. Mr.1-Fied Djvis Mr. and Mrs Cluience weik-en- d in .,nd Mr. and count the Sevier the spent daughter Richfield attended la-week Monticello. fa,r several days t at Fish Lake, a filing day spent Mrs. Loretta Adamson of Brigham where it is reported that the fishing afTuesdays home reCity, left for her Miss Jackie Rogers of Price is is particularly good this year. Mrs of a at guest ter an appendectomy being covering from late Thurs-h- t mer for two weeks. the local hospital. C. L. Witbeck returned a brief after from Ogden morti- Latuda day ni of the is Ed Scherer Witbeck Mrs. a and Mr. Mr. of California, Wilkins Mrs. Ora stay there. Lake Salt week-enin d Deseret Mortuary n a guest at the Thompson home here, spent the underwent an appendicitis operation Eu- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Craven, son in the City hospital Tuesday. Mrs Emma Fairfax and son,visitSunPaul and daughter Edith, spent Lake City, Fairfax, of Salt ed here the latter part of last week Lester J. Worley of Columbia left day in Salt Lake City on business Mir. Emmanuel Pastrikakis. early this week for Chicago where he Thomas and sons, with United vacation Mrs. the a to to Harvey enroute spend plans Fairfax was Glen and Tommy, returned to Price with his mother. Naval academy at Annapoli States where California, last week from Maryland. Paul Doukas and Mike Botanakis they had spent the past month. left reeent'y from Columbia for a Lake Mrs Clyde Pannier of Salt Miss Laura Wells left here recently was She week. last here for Logan, where she will attend the City visited of this Madsen Alice Miss former term. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford King and Utah Agricultural college this city. family returned to Latuda Sunday Donald Adams of Monticello was a for the winter, after spending the Robert Hammond, son of Mr. and Price business visitor this week summer in Provo. for Mrs. J. W. Hammond, left Friday colWoodbury has attend to who D. L. Mrs. Parmley, beenijos Angeles the p,ge during the coming teim. daughter, Gale, of Latuda, spent the 'residing in Salt Lake City during last of Price w'eek-en- d part in Spanish Fork visiting; summer, visited in week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pinegar. qus Lauris, former Carbon high football star, arrived the latter part Mrs. Florence H Bordener, whoof ast week from Eugene, Oregon, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marchetti spent has been case worker with the county yist here p,efore returning to classes Saturday in Salt Lake City. welfare office, is spending several the university of Oregon, Charley Wallace of Kentucky is in weeks in Yellowstone park, accom- childHelper visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim panied by her husband and two and Tom Dnjper visited ren. Upon her return Mrs. Bordener, Wallace. pgaturday and Sunday with who was Mrs. Florence Dennis befoie Dr. Sanford Ballinger and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ruel M. Redd are vis- her marriage several weeks ago, will take up housekeeping duties. iting in Salt Lake City this week-en- d. D. W. Bowie, Grand Junction atand FriMr, and Mrs. Walter Daugherty torney, was here Thursday County Attorney Marl D. Gibson business. court district on visitors day was a business visitor in Duchesne were among Salt Lake City the latter part of last wreek . recently. Jack Walsh, son of Mrs. Lulu Walsh of Price and a graduate of Carbon high school, left Sunday for South Bend, Indiana, to enter Notre Dame university, one of five students from Utah who are expected to matriculate at the famed school this year. . price and qjearbi Mr. and Mrs. Smyeon Simeons of Price have announced the birth of a son to them on September 13 at the City hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Vatsis of Price at the Price hospital on Tuesday, Septem-1- 4. J j and Mrs. W. R. Whittaker of Castle Gate in the local hospital Sunday, September 12. A son was born to Mr. Joe Krempel of Price underwent an appendicitis operation at Price hospital Friday evening. An appendicitis operation was performed upon Mrs. Johanna Johnson of Cleveland Sunday. Abe Lucero of Helper was admitted to the Price hospital Monday for an appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Westen.skow and son, John, of Latuda, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reese, son Bill and daughter, Beverly, of Helper, spent the week-en- d in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Jane Jones of Price accompanied them to FTovo. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Nixon were business visitors in Salt Lake City and Provo early this week. Dr. Charles Ruggeri and Dr. James Ruggeri left Wednesday for California, for a brief stay. j two-wee- Thur Fri Sat Continuous Sat. 3:30 Wheeler & Woolsey Oil AGAIN -O- FF AGAIN Thur - Sun Fri - Sat BORN RECKLESS Sun - Continuous u Tue end. Miss Adeline Piacitelli, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Piacitelli of Price, left Monday morning for Salt Lake City to enroll in training at the Holy Cross hospital. THAT CERTAIN Miss Maurine Peacock left this week for a nurse training course at the Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake WOMAN Mon City. Sun. 3:30 Gene Autry Smiley Burnette u Mon Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bartlett of Manti visited in Price over the week- Bette Davis Ian Hunter Wed Only Snn. 1:00 Paul Muni Louise Rainer a GOOD EARTH - - Continuous Sun. 1:00 Barton McLane Rochelle Hudson Sun to Wed Continuous ks va-Ci- ty - - OH SUSANNA Continuous from 3:30 BEGINNING THE NEWEST KIND OF SERIAL AND THE BEST IN YEARS 'Frank Buck in GLE MENACE UJ U N Episodes of thrills and drama See every Chapter 15 Thur Only GRIM EXPOSE OF THE VICE RACKET SLAVES IN BONDAGE PLAY CONTINUING AT SLOW RATE IN Play in the Price city tennis tournament continued at an exceedingly slow rate this week, with only two matches reported as played. Charles Madsen, recreation director who is in charge of the tournament, urged this week that all matches be played as soon as possible and reported either to him or to The Two matches were played off in the senior singles, Charles Georgides recovering after losing the first set to 2. 2, beat Sam Oliveto 6, In the other match of the week, Jerry te. Forty Price Sons of the American Legion and about 30 Legionnaires and Legion Auxiliary members en-- ! a trip to Green River Saturday night, during the course of which the Sons of the Legion band gave a con- -' cert in the main square, under the direction of William H. Toy. The youngsters enjoyed a demon- stration of the sorting, packing and shipping of cantaloupes, following which the band concert was given. Afterwards all the junior members were furnished with cantaloupe and watermelons. Royal Frandsen was in charge of transportation for the trip, with the following furnishing cars: Earl Jones, Val H Cowles, Don Hacking, Scott Elmer Bertot, William Reavely; Dan Garber, Emery Ward, Dow Young, Frank Steele and Arthur Craven. The party left Price about 6:30 p. m., returning shortly after midnight. Commodity Schedule Announced Announcement of the commodity schedule for the month of September was announced this week by John Maulsby, director of the county welfare office, as follows: Sunnyside and Wellington. September 13; Heiner, Castle Gate. Royal Scofield and Clear Creek, September 14; Kenilworth, Consumers and Spring Glen, September 15; Helper September 16; Price, September 17. Clothing will be disposed of 6-- 2, lac, N. Yt G 6-- Dim-ussc- s Utah-Idah- well-attend- ed enteS Sun-Ab- Bee-Keep- er. Father Ruel Invited To Preside At State Banquet Thursday Coming as a distinct honor to the Carbon county chapter of the American Red Cross, Rev. Fr. William A. Ruel of Price has been invited by A. L. Schafer, manager of the Pacific coast area, to serve as chairman at the banquet of chapter representatives of Utah to be held in Salt Lake City on Thursday, September 30. Representatives from throughout y conferthe state will hold a ence at the state capital city on Thursday. one-da- Columbia Grade School Begun opened in Columbia last two new teachers being with week, added to the faculty Miss Lucille Jewel and Miss Robinson. Drew Christensen and Beatrice Brown complete the list. The first grade class this year shows a big increase in registration. The bus carrying pupils of junior high school age to the school in Sunnyside has been found extremely loaded and almost incapable. Other means of transportation are being investigated. School StSSfi Dlrtcttd bf Edward Clint. Produced by Ltt Maraut. Scrttn play by Nat Partin and Btnny Rubin. 1(0 SADio PiCTUfi The Greatest Adventure Picture Them All Brought Back By Popular Demand. SUNDAY- - MONDAY- Continuous from 1 - TUESDAY METAL A man who had just moved here said, Fve METAL lot of folks and they all tell me to go to Myers Cleaners & Tailors when its a matter of buying a New Suit. TLt rith Walter CHARLEY CONNOLLY GRAPEW1N Tilly LOSCH JESSIE RALPH WEDNESDAY ONLY Continuous from 3:00 ACME CLEANERS AND TAILORS Price Utah Warn Growers To Harvest Bean Crop Before Over Ripe A warning to bean growers to watch the ripening fields carefully so that the beans do not become over ripe was made this week by Kenneth Wilson, president of the Carbon Figures Don t Lie! County Bean Growers association. With the weather what it is, Mr. Wilson said, fields can fe ready for harvesting almost overnight. The right time to harvest is when about 50 per cent of the pod is turning white, regardless of whether or not they are dry. To wait even a day r two is to stand the chance of ing part of the crop through over rip- ening. Many bean growers have begun harvesting already, with excellent yields reported in the majority of instances The average yield will bably be around 1700 or 1800 pounds per acre, although Mr .Wilson reports that part of his land yielded nearly a ton to the acre With bean puces favorably high this year farmeis will do well to watch their fields carefullv, and make sure that hai vesting is done at the rigid time The time to start watching is wh n the pods begin turn yellow. and what a message they convey in this in stance ! Something for every advertiser to think about information of value to all who desire to make use of publicity in this area. six During the first months of the current year national advertisers, through their agencies, placed o,jol inches of advertising in The a record which has never before been apnoproached by a p. TO DISCI SS PLANNING BOARD Mrs Rem B. Maycock. clothing September 21. and M'SS Htlon Plxton. home demonstration New Manager Now In Charge of the Ltah State AgneUlturaiagent cowe Keith Worley of Logan arrived tension here the latter part of last week and Carton service, are -- 2 nd pro-Ne- w has taken over management of the nf T ptm;xr 24 f t0 W0,k oLt Hollywood Shop, ladies wearing LTl detaih apparel store recently opened at 25 I d county ')lan', H' East Main street. Mrs. Worley and mng board w f' aRent bounced Miss Marjorie Matthews have been this weeif 1Pre here since opening of the shop, plan-- 1 with ,hy W,U leaders c ning to continue In the sales department of the new store. e: :00 p. m. Sundaj 4. te, uvm oooteau Cope; 1937, Sckeolty Dirtribwort, 6-- It is reported that a number of other matches have been played, but no return made. A complete schedule for the junior and senior singles and junior doubles has been drawn and all up at The players are urged to get their matches played as soon as possible and report the results immediately. 'f? Eir 6-- Roberts had little trouble disposing of Robert Andrus Price Legion Sons Enjoy Green River Trip Saturday Eve Judge Constitute A talk on the given at the weekly KiSn meeting last night WedW c!ub CROWD ATTRACTS by Judge Joseph E. Nelson Fork. A special guest at th was Carl Jacobson, also of Fall M. I. A. meets got off to a Kiwanis lieutenant fine start Tuesday evening when the Fork, for the Northern Utah division organization held their Autumn so0 o district. to the week one opening prior cial, 21. of classes on Tuesday, September Sunny side M. I. A. Con Orson Rowley, activity leader, presocial The Sunnyside M. I a h u sided at the gathering. The evenings program autumn dance in the school mm Friday evening, follows: marking Spefunction of that unit with of Maker lling Dreams, The Play, the same group Marjorie Mclntire, Doyle Richards night and LeGrande Mathis taking part; with a wiener roast in SumSf as the official opening pian0 sol0) DOn Empey; violin solo, canyon, LaMar Empey; vocal solos, Pauline Olsen community singing, topped LETTERHEADS . The with a burlesque debate, opponents in which were Fred W. Keller and Don-th- e aid Hacking, Dancing completed the evening. A correction on the executive list as it appeared last week is made. THE HOUSE OF HITS Milton Jones is second counsellor and manual leader of the Y. M. M. I. A., HELPE- Rwhile Mrs. Arvel Anderson is a FRIDAY - SATURDAY Continuous from 3:30 Saturday Folks from the age of 12 and up are cordially invited. to attend Mu- TWO SWELL PICTURES tual this winter. 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