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Show SECOND un-Advoca- te SECTION v is I 4- - . .. v-- s I km;W V HELPER BOY ASSISTS ON RESERVE CRUISES PROMINENT EDUCATOR SUCCUMBED NOVEMBER FOLLOWING HEART ATTACK N PRICE HOSPITAL Residents ut Price city and Carbon county paid final tribute to G. J. Reeves, 59, superintendent of the Carbon county school dis--i- at funeral services conducted Tuesday at 2:00 taber-azcl- e. m. in the Price L. D. S. Mr. Reeves died following last Friday eveni heart attack ing in ti.e Price city hospital about an hour after he had been He had been in ill liken there. health for several years and had been conf:ned to his home a few with a jays prior to his death since 7 cold. ct 1934, p. four-ye- do Means To Be An American. UTAH COAL PRODUCTION To the winning contestant will SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE be awarded a college scholCoal production in Utah Inarship, carrying $450 a year $50 for each of the nine months of creased sightly during the week the college calendar a total for of October 25 over the previous the four years of $1,800. (This week when 113,000 net tons were scholarship is made possible mined compared with 102,000. In through the generosity of a mem- the same week of 1946 128,000 ber of the Salt Lake Rotary club tons were mined in the state, acwho believes in boys and who be- cording to the interior lieves in helping them prepare for a distinguished future). The contest will close April 1, 1948, at the time of his commencement and the winner will be announced exercises. lems. nounced. While in Salt Lake City each nt comA joint faculty-studea mittee selected the schools repre-- ; by was the bouse guest of Lake of Salt the member Rotary sentative on the basis of character, scholarship and leadership. jelub. One outstanding boy was Upon his return home, each from each of the 75 high dent was to report his experiences schools in the state to attend the at the conference to his fellow and compete for the dents in his local high school, Each representative was then scholarship. conference eligible to participate in an essay During the three-da- y What It titled Youth Faces Life, the se-- 1 contest on the subject: Funeral services were under the direction of Rev. Richard Hal- bert, pastor of the Price Commu- nity church and burial was in the Masonic plot in the Price city cemetery. Pallbearers were C. W. Peterson, Acel Miner, John Hilla- N. Wetzel, Roy Rt-. brant, bins and Theodore Jhomas, lodge brothers of Mr. Masonic order. Mr. Reeves was born on December 12, 1887, a son of James and Ida Cunningham Reeves, at Cloverdale, Indiana. He received Waldron which has been making naval reserve cruises for the last six months .from New Orleans into the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. In their duties, the Waldron's present crew members assist in training and refresher instruction of the i eservists while carrying out their regularly assigned work aboard ship. two-we- ek his eiementary and secondary education in Cloverdale and his bachelor of arts degree from th2 Indiana State Teachers college. He received his masters degree from the University of Wisconsin.1 On April 14, 1909, he married Margaret Barbara Schafer in Greencastle, Indiana. The Reeves family moved to Utah in 1916 settling first in Ogden. In 1920 he and his family came to Price where he took over the duties of principal of the Carbon county high school, then a :four year institution. In 1924 he was elected to the Price city council and in 1929 he and his family moved to Crescent City, California, where he assumed the posi- tion of principal. He returned to Price in 1934 as superintendent of the Carbon county school dis- -; trict, the position he held until the time of his death. In addition to his school work, Mr. Reeves was very active in He church and civic activities. served as president of the Price Kiwanis club for two terms and was a member of the Masonic Order and Alpha Delta Phi, hon- orary educational fraternity. He was well liked by all who knew him and was one of Carbon high schools most ardent athletic fans particularly in football. Survivors in addition to his widow include his father, four daughters and a son: Mrs. Rase Californio; Teale, San Leandro, Mrs. Ester Law, Sacramento, Calia, fornia; Mrs. Dorothy Burt, Chile, South America, and Mrs. Margaret Ann Thomas, Salt Lake City; a sister, Mrs. Marie Cromwell, Cloverdale, and four 1 r t ?, KOSS SIGNS ALL KINDS Spray and Brush Painting stu-chos- en 4 i ar Exterior Interior PHONE PRICE, UTAH 460-- Paul Caviani, chief pharm; NOW. , . Walgreen Saves You More Money! cists mate, of Helper, is a crew USS Cards Frosted With Stardust! member of the destroyer G. J. REEVES SUPERINTENDENT Utah-Colora- Saturday, November U, will see the big doubleheader in state prep football circles at the University of Utah stadium when the Jordan of Beetdiggers, champions the Big Nine, will meet the Logan Grizzlies, Region One champions, in a fight to the finish to determine the pennant winner in the Class A The high school circuits. other game of the day will pit Lincoln against Cyprus for the Class B. championships.-ThClass B fireworks will start at 11:00 a. m. with the headliner Class A game to follow. & t--V r lected students were guests of CARBON SENIORS the University of Utah at the Aggie football8. November on game Saturday, SELECT ROTARY the attended each boy Sunday church of his choice; Monday they REPRESENTATIVE visited institutions and professional offices to observe first hand the operations of business toward Nick Zumadakis of the Carbon which representatives are most high school senior class was inclined in their pursuit of a cathe guest of the Salt Lake Rotary reer. An evening conference was club at a three-da- y youth confer- also held Monday. ence in Salt Lake City November Tuesday they attended a reg8 to 11 and thus became eligible ular Salt Lake Rotary club lunchto compete for an $1800 Rotary eon A panel discussion was plan-- 1 club college scholarship, ned to bring out youths point of Dr. Adam S. Bennion, president, view as they face todays probanof the Salt Lake Rotary club Preps Line Up Saturday For State Titles fOR SECTION Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, November 13. 1917 r gERAL RITES CONDUCTED TUESDAY SUPERINTENDENT G. J. 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