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Show Knl cult, 6 1941 PAGE FIVE 0 rbon CollegeNcn T W ISN'T Y YEA US ParadTln Novel Shoes feafLTon parade will again Last shoe. white pepP, blue and white sad- (atve a and Elva Mortensen, A0 with the matrons of Price as of the the American Red Cross. Tests will younger set and many beautiful gifts be given the early part of next week. !wj,Tchk r9;.the m" Te of cut glass and silver were presented Bandages and books were furnished her for her new home. The guest Red Mr. the Cross. by and Mrs. Angus Johnson are! to Wed- list women. included about thirty-fiv- e ruling , t voted the Cecil McCurdy. parents of a new baby boy the1 the girls C Etleman trimarriving the first fluTe Yassin slipper Club Officers Pictures Being Made part of the week. Girls club officers are being phosweaters blouses, and Chesley Gunderson of Price who (Taken from the files of The Carbon this complete the snappy tographed for the Utah Advocate of March 2, 1911). week. These clubs are Carbonettes to iACtTn,Vy received an appointment uniforms. Pi Gamma Chi, Pep, W. A. A., A. w! first ol Point, must be there by the LaRue Frandsen. July next to have his physical Lewis Jewelry company has movS., and Mademoiselles. C examination before admittance He ed from west Main street to the Students are to return urged their was one of eleven to take Magazine Records the exam- - building north of the First National .hrarian proofs to the studio promptly so that inution in Salt Lake a short time bank. popularity City the staff issue the book may librarian, early. ago, and tied for the honor with nizabeth F. Norton, Patricia Williams. record of the magazines young Utah man. He is a grad-uaMr. and Mrs. L. R. Eldridge deC of Carbon High school, the son s most. By this method entertained a number of lightfully Kitchen Cabinet Being Built of Mr. and Mrs. Lars fiat1 diking books it will be pos-Gunderson, and friends at their hospitable home last A W cbDh kitchen and habits cabinet is large is seventeen the reading being years of age. He will Tuesday evening at cards, followed built in the 4 shop by Richuan h01101Carbon gJtSfcalibre of the students, ard Frandsen,woodwork a senior. He started Ltah, to his parents and hiscounty, to byJ.refreshments. E. Pettit, state coal mine inschool. the about jfi&Atwo months ago and job Dorothy Masters. conducted examinations at spector, will have it completed in about two C (Taken from the files of The News Castle Gate last Monday and Tuesday weeks. Advocate of March 5, 1921). for fire bosses and mine foremen for At Castle Dale The project is under supervision of coal and hydro-carbSSTSudSte directed by Farris ExIn the C. C. H. S. election held aminations were taken mines. Cromar, woodwork instructF M Williams presented Eugene fourteen by or is and estimated to cost about eight last week the Progressive party Dale last Friday men, and of these, ten were successdollars. the polls with one exception. swept The ful. The examining board consisted elected officers for next year are Al- of R. J. Elwood and Charles StevenEarl Gagosian. played and sung were the C bert Kay, student body president; son. Civic at the the program Hamilton Boxes 30 S. Josephine L. In Olson, The mine foremen passing were R. Tournament on Ida January Price Larry Hamilton, senior in Carbon Robinson, Carbon editor; Moneta R. Gamble, Henry Kane of Winter "Carts dancing was enjoyed, - High school, left Monday morning to Shiner, business manager; Marie Da- Quarters, William Littlejohn of ritiijSIuny Darts orchestra furmshenter the A. A. U. boxing tournament vis, secretary; John Fitzgerald, athand John Hilton and W. N. music' letic manager; Belmont Richards, Wetzel of Castle Gate. Fire bosses nf in Salt Lake City. violet Wahlquist. He entered the class and yell master; and Theora Snow, debat- were E. V. Smith, Thomas Whitting-haC won his first bout by a .k.o. in the ing manager. Spencer Farrimond and Ernest Hold To Cast Party Senior Play second round. all of Sunnyside. Lloyd cast senior play of the Friends of Mrs. Thomas Fitzgera made shownice Larry recently dinner formal a will attend In Scofield last night and in other ing in the boxing program sponsored ald her daughter, Mrs. LeMar Morriat the Parkview Gardens the Lettermens club by knocking son, planned a pretty shower party communities of the county, St. Daby evening, Friday. last Friday afternoon at the home of vids day was appropriately observed is out his opponent. Miss Earlene Durrant, director, Mrs. W. F. Olson in Parkdale. Mrs. by the Welsh people. Nick Georgedes. rTharse of arrangements. Morrison, who until recently was Miss C Leavitt. Keith Belle Fitzgerald, is equally popular Mr. and Mrs. Dave Anderson anStudents To Make Trip C Physiology nounce the recent arrival at their of N. Merrills Students Vernon DIVORCE GRANTED vhonites To Enter Speech Tourney home of a strapping boy. dramatic and physiology classes will go on a trip Mrs. Edith Kirkwood was granted Students of the in the near to future observe differn vech departments of the lower MARRLAGE LICENSES ent forms of insanity at the State a divorce by the district court this are rehearsing readings and week from Earl Kirkood on the Mental at Provo and hospital types annual at the rations to be given of Licenses were issued to the at American grounds of failure to provide. Mr. Lech tournament and drama festiv-- j Kirkwood did not appear to contest Fork. fl at Brigham Young University Ap-the action. Irene Mativi. Max Wayman, 22, of Castle Dale 3, 4, and 5. Durrant is Earlene Instructor s". -- j SftAt . VC Thirty Years Ago er an-oth- te M " - 20, of Hunting-to- n. hibition debate. The debate was judged by Edward Sheya, county atLouis John Fizacko, 24, Price, and torney, and was the only judged deLouise Jorgensen, 18, of Price. bate of the day, the others all being Willard Wilson Mayne, 26, Loma, Colorado, and Delight Sheets, 21, also Friday afternoon Mr. Wilson and of Loma. Mr. Taylor with four other Brigham Young debaters including Beatson Wallace and Donald Bowan, Aileen. and Glenna Perkins debated College Smith against four Carbon teams in a round robin tournament. The Carbon debaters were Douglas Ward and Bill Carbon college debaters proved Webb, Paul Craven and LaRue Olsen, Friday that they are among the best Oliver Phelps and Mark Peterson, in college debating. Friday morning and Elizabeth Roper and Mary Etta during an assembly of the entire col- Larsen. The visiting debaters were accomlege student body, Douglas Ward and Bill Webb of Carbon won over Ster- panied to Price by Weldon J. Taylor, ling Wilson and Richard Taylor of member of the B. Y. U. debate Brigham Young university in an ex non-decisi- Round Robin Tourney Brings Carbon Into Debate Spotlight on JinCastle lonun vice-preside- nt; Sun-nysid- 135-pou- nd JK e, m, to-St- B di-S- feeble-mindedne- students. caching the tReach SPEEDY Quarter-Final- s ES. Debaters the quarter-fina- ls After reaching jeith Leavitt and Jerry Olson were at lefeated in a debate tournament in Ogden on feber junior college 5000 OL' REDD MOTOR 1. WONDERFUL THIS.., WONDERFUL THAT.... ALL DAY LONG COURSE IT'S ALL TRUE ABOUT OUR USE.O CARS, BUT.... r STOP GRUMBLING, SON YOU HAVEN'T EXACTLY GOT TO j - gosh going CO. plete in A reliable contractor, selection of materials, arrangements for plans and F. H. 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