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Show SUN - ADVOCATE. THE PAGE FOUR iiMiimiuimmiiHMmfimiiHitmittMiHiiiiimMMiUiiiHHUMtHiMiHHummiifmimiHtiiumiiHHmiHtimiiiiutiimimiimiiiHmmiiiiMtimuiiimiiiiiuS Mrs. Helen Killpack Dies Tuesday At PRICE and NEARBY j 79 j PRICE Tilt1 Know Your (iovernnietii REI P tuneupon an order JN-Harrisontales describing the dutie ill a senes oi ai sixth the h (Following special repr cilices- and agencies, parMrs. Helen Eugenia Killpack, 79. mu Mrs. Marie Villard left Friday for .state attorney of the vanous gnu. nd at seiices tioris Pi ice in suddenly Tuesday st jdied her ranch near Craig, Colorado, Justice ol the Peace to Caiboii county and ticulai !y the home of her they apply dnectly F companied by Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hearing has been daughter, Mr. and Mrs E. M Will0t Cercy. at 10.00 day a. m. hams. VI , held be to Mrs. Neil Madsen, Mt. Pleasant, ai Funeial seivice.-- are ror.NTV ATTORN EV fotmer Price resident, is visiting here jday, Thursday, at 100 p m., probably L. will D. S tabernacle. Burial 'in the this week. Edward She) a. County Attorney jbe in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Until the at been to was have Mr. and Mrs. George Colhngham funeral, the body mvolives many duties ot great The office of county attorney last week from a two the Thomas moituary in Pine retui i Mrs. Killpack was bom June 14 responsibility to the people of the county, months visit in Sun Francisco and Southern Caliloima. While gone they I860, at Manti, a daughter ol Geoige person visited thfir sons in San Fiancisco and Saiah Bell Peacock She and her proper Iiincuoi.i.ig ... ; vesents the State in all prose and a daughter, Mrs. Burt McIntyre, husband, the late John David in the justices courts, settlers weie among the first in Indio, California, The latter returned here with the Collinghams lor on the Ferron river and lor many; criminal proceedings before the a short visit, leaving for home agum years were successful r.mcheis ,md for the arrest of persons cattle groweis in that area. In 1913 this morning. LDVENTVu t whom complaints art1 made and who i Gi,Mi tiny moed to Idaho Falls, where KOMANCt committed of having suspected reasonably they continued in the cattle business are Mr. Killpack is lemembered as bishop public ol tenses. S. C. S. for many years of the Fen on L D is a public - e-- , IS Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Olson ot Sacramento, California, spent the ac-fir- part of this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Olson in Price. Mr. Olson, son of Culbert Olson of California, has been attending to state in Washington and making a tour of the northwestern states. - son-in-la- w j Mrs. II. L. Breinholt of Provo is spending several days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Otterstrom at the Otterstrom ranch near Clevc- - rit-c- ' land. Kill-pac- Mrs. G. J. Reeves, her daughter, Dorothy, and her son, John, were week-en- d visitors in Salt Lake City.i where they met Mrs. Reeves daugh- ter, Esther, and returned with her to Price. Miss Esther Reeves is visiting here during a vacation from San Francisco, California, where she is employed in the University of Cali- fomia medical school. j OUTLINE EVENTS FOR SOCIAL GATHERING HERE Ari angements are near completion Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richards wei e for the two-da- y of soil Lake Salt City visitors during the conservation service workers of Utah past week-en- d. land Western Colorado, to be held 'here on May 4 and 5, according to C. The Reverend A. M. Craig plans to leave next Monday for the east to George Younkin,willgeneral chairman. be from 3:00 to visit his former home in New York 6:00Registration p. m. on Saturday, May 4, City and then attend the convention the visiting woikers to atof Northern Baptists in Atlantic City. tend part of the band contest also. He will be gone about a month. Feature of the two-da- y program will the Bowery Ball at the Carbon Harold E. Holdaway, formerly with jbe club, beginning at 7:30 p. in. The and now with the Country On Sunday, softball games and visit-over Springvtlle Herald, was a Price er per-imitti- ng Sun-Advoc- other recreational activities will be carried on at the Price C. C. C. camp, followed by a lunch at noon at the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Mike Beitola, Deceased: camp. In the afternoon, a trip will Creditors will present claims with !be made to the Independent Coal and vouchers to the undersigned at Maxs Coke company mine at Kenilworth. Market, Price, Utah, on or before June 25, 1940. Leaves On Buying Trip MAX BERTOLA, Byron L. Chappelle, manager of the Administrator .shoe depaitment of the Price Trading B. L. DART, 'company, left today, Thursday, for Attorney for Administrator, St. Louis, Missouri, on a fall buying Price, Utah. Date of first pub., April 25, 1940 trip. He plans to be gone about two Date of last pub.. May 16. 1940 weeks. the week-en- d. MAKE YOUR PARTY A Affair By Having It At the CASTLE GATE HOTEL ! f Talked-o- f FOOD SUPREME AND EXCELLENT SERVICE Make Reservations for Sunday Chicken Dinners and Steaks The CASTLE GATE HOTEL Is Open for DINNERS, TEAS, BRIDGE PARTIES & BANQUETS ITALIAN RAVIOLI DINNERS A SPECIALTY Make Reservations Anytime Mrs. Luke Millich, Mgr. CASTLE GATE, UTAH ! : i attorney Although the county ward. and prosecutor, he has many other important Surviving Mrs Killpack me eight to sons and daughteis: John D Kill- vital duties, lie is the legal adviser pack, Jr., Phoenix, Arizona; William board of county commissioners, and must Leslie Killpack, Idaho Falls; Calvin tend the meetings of this body when requested Lamar Killpack, Great Falls, Monto do so. It is also his duty, when requested, tana; Montrose R. Killpack. Dnggs, counto render written opinions, without fee, to Idaho; Ellis K. Killpack, Idaho Falls; with respect to Mrs. Alma Williams, Idaho Falls.1 ty, district and precinct officers Mrs. E. M. Williams, Price; Mrs. matters relating to their ollicial duties. Theral Dockstader, Salt Lake City civil acThe county attorney must defend the county in all Also surviving is a brother. William all actions G. Peacock, Sr., of Orangeville, two tions brought against it by anyone, and must prosecute acoiu-in- g foifeitures and sisters, Mrs. Olivia Burns of Mt. for the recovery of debts, fines, penalties claims all Pleasant and Mrs. Susie Richards of against the to the county. He must also oppose Price, 52 grandchildren and 20 great county which he deems unjust or illegal. grandchildren. The duties of the county attorney also pervade the juvenile court field. Upon request of the juvenile judge, the county attoi-ne- y must represent the interest ot any child charged with delinrelative IT ice Community Church quency. He must represent the State in certain matters and prosecute anyone charged with Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., a class to the custody of juveniles, and a welcome for young and old. contributing to the delinquency, neglect or dependency of a juveMorning worship at 11:00 a. m, nile. good music and a message by the The county attorney is frequently called upon by the district pastor. 7:00 at Evening woiship p. in. attorney to assist the latter in the prosecutions ot ol lenses in the Ep worth league at 7:30 p. m. district court. When &o requested, it is the county attorney s Choir practice Friday at 7:00 p. m to render such assistance. Prayer must mean something to us duty if it is to mean anything to God. In recent years, the state legislature has been enlarging the T. H. EVANS, Pastor. scope of the duties of this office. It has made it mandatory for the county attorney to prosecute actions for various state agencies Hiawatha Community Church created by the legislature to insure the proper control and regulaVesper service at 7:00 p. m., mestion of various business and individual activities. sage by the pastor. We are most like Christ when we I have attempted in this brief article to give only a few of the are helping others. more important duties of this office. T. H. EVANS, Pastor. (Next week, the County Sheriff.) Talor Wins Honor Randall Taylor, son of Mr. and Mr. Hugh Taylor of Price, was named by The Stope of Colorado Delta, chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon at the 'ixfeafa. Colorado School of Mines, as the outof member the &uLck &CIUH4 standing fraternity during the past year. S pZjS 3 cans25ci 1 cs - 24 ens P-GSo- Free Delivery 25c Bars Or Rice, 2 pkgs 1?c : . SPAM RIGHT BABY i Spud Chips Large Size . Grab. Crax ! Box ! Sal. Dress. j Sunspun, Qt . 2JC SEEDS Flower and Garden. 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