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Show T JULY l3, r ISOCIETY ient offered judge - Sir- Jjy - Rotary Ladies To Be Guests Of Husbands This evening is ladles night at Rotary club, with the installation of new officers of the club, as follows: entered Melvin C. Wilson, president; Frank Roost Roundup vice president; Isaac McBryner, as week-enQueen, Directors: secretary. Jack M. Richard Richards, Aaron Hanson, Comer Peacock, Fred Kilfoyle, and W. E. le'girls n Ltr 1st giv-Mr- d, s- Mc-Inti- re. Mr. Wilson succeeds Mr. Mc-Inti- re as president. ,w- - - a right handed mussible for reins in their the with ride on a long relief for wd except a lcg ver came as hanging be should The rein Hdle horn. the with right hand jthe left and second fin- jjwveen the first the third and 'and the left between the horse that in order -iof the twist with ded is horse the if f' d the fingers Strong headed fluid be ridden with a curb L double bit and if necessary a s ht at UK should mounting the left rein the right to Sitly shorter than away from pulling 4e horse to inclined is it if mounter the reason is the you That jyvous. horse going in a circle a nervous ill 1 1 It Ct tl A banquet wil1 Pen the festivities in the C1V1C auditoi.iumt with Fred Kilfoyle as toastmaster. Mr. Mcln- jtire will conduct the instanatiun cere monies, and Jack Richards will pre- sent the presidents pin. Dancing will conclude the evening. Committees in charge are Parley R Rhead chaiarman, Henry H. Jones, Mark Johnson, and Fred Kilfnvle Social Sewing Circle Entertained Thursday The members of the Social Sewing circle were guests of Mrs. Bliss L. Finlayson at her home Thursday afternoon. An attractive patriotic theme in red, white and blue was employed in the appointments of the luncheon served to members and the following extra guests: Mrs. El Roy Jones, Mrs. E. R. mounts. Mrs. Lavem Daley, Miss of the ball Shields, the saddle western a Lura Redd, whose home is in Rayshould rest in the stirrup with but not mond, Alberta, Canada, and who is hnee almost straight, A heavy bend in the knee an art instructotr in Box Elder High and leg to cramp. school at Brigham City; Mrs. Edward ,es the knee a part of a western L. Quinn, Mrs. Claude Empey, Mrs. much t are as ", as the saddle and gauntlet W. E. Mclntire, and Mrs. Frank Bryto a hat. ner. ves of equal importance The afternoon was devoted to sewof divided choice girl has the or frontier pants ing following the luncheon. .is, riding pants, more inform-Hig- h inrs (levi pants are top laced boots are used Price Ladies Attend etimes instead of riding boots. Helper Auxiliary Party well with divid-skirt- s. As guests of the Helper American ej look especially Legion Auxiliary, a group of Price women attended the card party at the la riding, a jab trot is never per-ib- le under any circumstances. A home of Mrs. W. O. Maulsby. The event was the annual summer rse should be made to go from his Some horses party of the organization, and honor die gait into a lope. properly trained go into a fast was paid Mrs. Gladys Voll, outgoing before the gallop and cannot be president, and Mrs. C. Q. Christensen, ken of the habit in one or two new president of the auxiliary. A saddle horse knows in less. as. Twelve tables filled the rooms and ten minutes whether the rider terrace at the Maulsby residence, and ;t stays on or really is master of light refreshments were served. horse. Mrs. Rose Warren is one Mrs. Viola OBerto, Mrs. Christen(should be cited for her excellent sen, Mrs. M. O. Porter, and Miss Luwhile Mrs. Everett cille Litizzetti were active hostesses semanship, !y holds the honor for the most in charge. sceful saddle Ladies from Price who attended the posture on all six Dorothy Wilcox sat her function included Mrs. L. R. Fullmer, rse like a true westerner and Tes- Mrs .F. L. Buckio, her guest, Mrs. sa Oviatt and Bessie Wickman Gladys King, Mrs. Ted Thomas, Mrs. ie picturesque western girls in Earl Jones, Mrs. LaRue Craven, Mrs. er divided skirts, while Gladys William Rehor, and Mrs. James aper, Mrs. . Otto McKinnon and Evans. ere rated high in horsemanship, fact the judges had a tough time. Officers Elected By Local Club H Foods club The Spoon-Licke- rs held two meetings this week. The first one was held Sunday at the home of Miss Mae Freeman, their leader. The following officers were .jje E SUN A D V Q c A T rider E , PRiCEf UTAH OTHER SIDFS CLUBS TllE,pmEYS-T-HE Stest p n PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C. Wilson reSwim Week turned Thursday evening from an exIn tended trip. Mr. Wilson attended the Aided and abetted by a gang of 'T convention in Rotary Ohio, Cleveland, 24 cantankerous donkeys the other' ir,rlg'U fitld and then steered where they visited for six days, and ide s mounts-t- he l'lduaBstic-minde- d mount then continued on to Niagara Falls, College Burro arounH Annual Swim Week at the Helper e sters rode, fell, balked course fraught New York City, and Washington, D. and gallop- with ed their way to a pool will be conducted July municipal of dangers equestrian impetuos-victor- y C. They report an excellent trip. 3 to 2 itv 24 to 29 Inclusive, it was announced and over the Price Broncos Tues- ritrance. In the first this week by Vernon Merrill, Red half of the sixth, Gabe came iday night in the Price baU home New and tempting ways of prepar- Cross park. examiner who again will be in with .he The trained animals, winning run. Jackson Jew-k- ing western grown foods are furnished by featured charge of the affair. netted the other score for Jack Bartlett, were featured in the on the Union Pacific Surprise Your games winners. Free instruction for the various age of polo, softball and Husband program, designed espe- groups will be musical chair given, the week being Doing about as they proceeds going to the city department pleased, by cially for western homemakers. Many staged under auspices of Carbon of recreation. A of the recipes are the favorites of Unlarge crowd witness-o- d helping their riders off over chapter of American Red Cross and the entertainment. when necessary, the stubborn ion Pacific cars and restau- Helper City. dining Using a scoopshovel, Gabe Simone critters furnished hilarious entertain-le- d rants, which serve six and 'f In Price, the swimming pool was an the winners attack in the soft- - ment the spectators. At times the tpillion meals every year. Surprise exceptionally popular resort during animals showed they had ball tilt as he hammered out ambitions Your Husband is now broadcast the past week as temperatures soara line Pointing toward rodeo contests as every Monday, Wednesday and Fred and residents, young and old alike, cr, and Mrs. F. W. Keller, Mrs. Oscar bey hod their riders with abandon. illy over station KEUB at 11:10 a. m. sought relief from the heat in the mu0 ber times, Hanson, Mrs. O. T. Brooks, Mrs. Re- Adv. they were touching- nicipal plunge. gun Ratliff, Mrs. G. W. ly domestic. at lunching second base Mrs Leatham, F- Lhle Bnckio, Mrs. L. R. Fullmer, all ,they blissfully ignored the ard-hof Price, and Mrs. J. H. drives which at times threat Otterstrom ened to interrupt their meal. Cleveland . In the polo game which preceded the evening's final event, the LII Club Holds Price Broncos won a Meeting Tuesday battle of royal from the Burrow Busters and The Peppy Ten club meeting then was held Tuesday at the home of successfully withstood the challenge of an Adelle Gardner. & CO. college aggregaSeven girls prepared custard and tion. Bob McKinnon won the musical chair contest. cake, with Beth Oviatt and Reta MerPlayers for the two squads were; Exclusive in rill as hostesses. , e Ken Pike, The girls will meet next Prince, Tuesday Bob McKinnon, Jim Prince, Arvo with Betty and Beth Oviatt. Ice Welles, Harry Higgins, Curt Bryner, Explosives cream and cake are to be prepared. Wiggo Axelgard, Grant Edwards Albert Passic, Don Watkins, Bob Gun- JtLP BURRQ BUSTERS TO WIN GAME ' four-ha- Planned At Helper Week Beginning July se six-inni- ng es then-head- s one-ha- i - - it Announcing Appointment two-chuk- 4-- H PRICE LUMBER all-st- ar HARDWARE Dealers Broneos-r-Brue- Price Utah Hercules and Atlas and Blasting Supplies 5ego Lily Camp D. U. P. Meet Mrs .Susie Richards was hostess Wednesday at her home to members of the Sego Lily camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers. The occasion was in the nature of social meeting, with luncheon being served. Summer flowers decor-te- d the rooms. Mrs. Eliza J. Smith was a special tuest. derson and Boyd McKinnon. Burro Busters Jackson Jewkes, Jimmie (Durante) Colzani, Luke Pappas, George Drossos, Jackie Ara-maHolly Bryner, Lee Semken, Gabe Simone, Cox Christensen, Max Bryner, Michael Bastian and Max Allred. Pres Summerhays announced the softball games, Mr. Bartlett handling the loudspeaker for the other entertainment features of the evening. Complete Supplies for Mines arid Miners Brattice Cloth, Caps, Electric Exploders and blasting wire ki, WESTERN POWDER COMPANY SALT LAKE CITY w I oc-io- 4-- H 4-- elected: Bverly Bithell, president; Beth Goetzman, vice president; Helen Jean Piacitelli, secretary and treasurer; Alice Hansen, song leader; Irene Bonomo, cheer leader; and Shirley Miles, club reporter. At the second meeting, held at the home of Miss Miles, they made muffins, which were a great success. The second meeting was Wednesday Helper Hostess Fetes Guests From Price A lovely bridge luncheon was the form of entertainment at which Mrs. A. J. Stafford presided as hostess at her home in Helper Wednesday after- f0AMYJ TA HOY! Union Labor Carbon We Burn County Coal 'ca, Colo Bottling ne Co. Helper, Utah noon. Summer flowers were used about the rooms, and on the four small tables where covers were laid for the following guests: Mrs. C. R. Fahring, Mrs. Jack Pintus, Mrs. G. Q. Christensen, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Ace Miner, Mrs. Fritz Nyman, Mrs. Dave Gibson, Mrs. R. G. McGonigal, all of Hel- - to your grocers today! He has a display this week of enough salad ideas to make you an JO envied hostess and a beloved homemaker all summer long! Try Best Foods Real Mayonnaise, which he has on display. If you havent tasted it before, now is the perfect time to get acquainted. IT'S REALLY FRESH I You, yourself, know that a dressing for salad can taste no fresher than the salad oil used to make it. Best Foods Salad Real Mayonnaise is made with fresh each as it is ourselves we prepare day, Oil, which is it mixed with our in Then needed. freshly broken eggs, added egg yolks, our own special blend of vinegars and choicest spices. Nothing else! Its all mayonnaise Real Mayonnaise. 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