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Show Page Six THE DEPARTEE HONORED An attractively arranged bridge luncheon was presided over by Mrs. D. T. Madsen and Mrs. Phil Horsley in compliment to Mrs. Gerald Ottosen on Tuesday afternoon at the Country club. Violets predominated in the purple and yellow color scheme and gave an air of spring to the lovely SOROSIS CLUB CAMPFIRE GIRLS SPRING PARTY OBSERVE BIRTHDAY The Henry Mills home provided the setting for the Sorosis club spring party held Monday night. Patted narcissus, Chinese lilies and hydrange and a mantle arrangement of acacia and daffodils gave the spacious living rooms an air of spring. Mrs. Mills opened the program with poems to spring and the numbers continued with piano selections If I Were a Bird by Ilin-se- lt and The Butterfly Lavalle, by Mrs. W. J. Hillabrant; George Oh Sleep Garland sang by Handel and Thou Art Like Unto A a Flower by Chadwick; Cornin On to Spring, a reading, Mrs. Gomer Peacock; The Selfish Giant", a retold story, Miss Ruth Valentine; Mrs. Earl vocal solo The Star by James H. Rogers. She was accompanied toy tor daughter, Miss Marilyn McAlpine; Mrs. Eugene Cromar told of ways in which Easter is celebrated and Mrs Fred W. Keller concluded the You program with a reading e, Have to Believe. Refreshments, following the program, were served from an attractively arranged table presided over by Mrs. John Wilkinson and Mrs. Frank Hanson. Covered with an exquisite lace cloth, the table was centered with purple iris and yellow jonquils against a background of white tapers in crystal holders. Flower basket cup cakes and ice cream in fluted chocolate baskets weri) served by Misses Marilyn McAlpine and Lynn Mills. Mrs. Fred Keller and Mrs. Earl McAlpine were in charge of the arrangements for the party and Mrs. Mills was the hostess. table decorations. The mirrored centerpiece encircled with violets reflected tierred crystal holding violets and yellow roses. Tall tapers and purple and yellow place cards edged in gold and adorned with tiny violets completed the decorations. The guest list comprised Mrs. Sheldon Mrs. Marcel Jeanselme, Mrs. Byron Thompson, Mrs. Carlyle Pace, Mrs. Belmont Richards, Mrs. Dominic Besso, Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. J. C. Hubbard, Mrs. Perry Codington, Mrs. Isaac Mrs. Leo Knight, Mrs. L. G. Fitzwater, Mrs. Vincent Sumner, Mrs. Joseph Delpha, Mrs. Hal MacKnight, Mrs. Henry Mills, Mrs. John Porter, Mrs. Arthur N. Smith, Mrs. Omar Bunnell, Mrs. Ruel Redd, Mrs Eugene Cromar, Mrs. Edway Redd, Mrs. Harris Simonsen, Mrs. Barney DeVietti, Mrs. Fred Bonomo and Mrs. Hector Chiara. Prizes were won by Mrs. Cromar, Mrs. Besso, Mrs. Chiara, Mrs. Bonomo, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Richards. All-re- d, In celebration of the national anniversary of the Campfire Girls all over the nation, the Girls of Price Campfire held a birthday dinner party at the Community church Friday night. The Campfire Girls and the Bluebirds invited their mothers to be guests at the affair. Tempting covered dishes and sandwiches were prepared by the mothers and two birthday cakes with 38 candles the anniversary emphasized theme. The cake made for the Campfire Girls by Mrs. Ed was decorated with the Campfire insignia and the Bluebirds cake made by Mrs. Frank Toth was adorned with small bluebirds. The tables were arranged in a U shape and the guests were seated according to their birth month. Vivian Doss Carol Oman and Nancy Bryner, the creative arts committee, made the place cards. Following the dinner a sound and color film The State Parks of Indiana Mar-kos- ek was shown. A wiener roast at the city park on March 10 was another event enjoyed by the local Campfire Girls in observance of the national birthday. The afternoon was spent in hiking and games MICRE ADELFHE CLUB and special refreshments celeA program of special interest brated the birthday of the clubs was presented by Mrs. Vernon treasurer, Sharon Holdaway. The Merrill at the meeting of the refreshments committe responMicre Adelphe club Monday sible for the preparation of the night. Mrs. Merrill spoke on food included Gerry Sweetring, Keynotes in Flowers, giving Arita Redd and Phyllis Tatton. demonstrations of floral arrangeWe will be hearing more of the ments for various occasions. She Campfire also explained how to make cut group. flowers last longer. A cactus plant presented do the club by Mrs. THIMBLE CLUB Merrill was won by Miss Helen ENTERTAINED Menotti who drew the lucky numIt was a pleasant social eveber. Mrs. Marguerite Marx was the program chairman. ning for the members of the The next club meeting will Thimble club who were enterfeature in Interior tained as guests at the home of Keynotes Decorating and will be held Mrs. J. W. Hussey Friday night. Monday night, April 4, at the Refreshments, sewing and visiting club room. were enjoyed toy the group. SUN-ADVOCA- HONORED In honor of Mr. and Mrs. R Bernell McAllister, the soil office force and their partners entertained at a covered dish dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith Saturday evening. Following the dinner, cards provided entertainment. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Kill-pac- k, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Little Field and William Whipple of Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Hinson Cole, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barney, Sam Fullenwider, the honored guests and the Earl Smiths. After making their home in Price for the past four years Mr. and Mrs. McAllister and family will leave here soon to reside in Murray. While here, Mr. McAllister has been district supervisor for the soil conservation service. . Ms-Que- teachers at a spring party and luncheon Saturday afternoon in the tabernacle amusement hall. Mrs. Alverda Branch, primary stake president, presided over the festive occasion. Each ward contributed to the program which provided a variety of entertainment in stunts, skits, readings, musical and dance numbers. Games were also enjoyed. A spring theme predominated in the table decorations and featured a centerpiece of daffodils and pussywillows with tall tapers on either side. Mrs. Branch presided at the table. About 75 officers and teachers throughout the stake attended the affair. The arrangements for the party were in charge of Mrs. Eugene Cromar and Mrs. Carol Olson, table decorations; Mrs. Marie Alger, luncheon; Mrs. Zola Keller, program; Mrs. Rose Dennison, games. A JUNIOR HIGH ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Mrs. William McFadden was elected president of the Price A at the A junior high held last meeting Thursday evening at the junior high auditorium. Also elected to serve with Mrs. McFadden for the coming year were Mrs. Ivan Lambson, first vice president; S. W. Anderson, second vice president; Mrs. Harold Johnson, secretary; Mrs. Rudy Larcher, treasurer. The outgoing officers include Mrs. Clara Hansen, president; Mrs. Earl Stevens, first vice president, and Mrs. Lynn Jeanselme, P-T- P-T- PRIMARY ASSOCIATION ENJOYS SPRING PARTY The officers of the North Carbon stake primary board entertained all the ward officers and P-T- NURSES ASSOCIATION TO MEET The Nurses association, District 4, will hold a general business on Thursday evening, session March 24, at the club room. County Attorney A. John Rug-ge- ri will toe the guest speaker. Part of his discussion will be defund. voted to the scholaYship An open forum will follow on two subjects, the formation of a general duty section and wages, hours and working conditions. Mrs. Teresa Millovich, president, will preside and all members are invited to attend the meeting. Next Wednesday evening, March 30, the members of the Nurses association have been invited to 'be guests of the Helper Womans club at their silver tea which will be held in the Helper auditorium. The tea will feature Mrs. Henry Ruggeri who will present a comedy play. secretary. Following the election the Clicker club presented a highly entertaining program. Mrs. Dean Brown and Mrs. Robert Hammond are the Clicker club advisors. The next regular meeting for the junior high will be held April 21. P-T- A DRAGERTON HOSPITAL WOMEN FETED Mrs. David Speegle and Mrs. L. R. Miller, were at a party given for the Ladies staff of the Dragerton hospital. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Miller. Attending the party were Mrs. Belle Knox, Mrs. F. V. Colombo, Mrs. N. Hackney, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. E. Valasques of Dragerton; Mrs. C. Goldbach and Mrs. B. Manchester of Sunnydale; and Mrs. Helen Zoolakis of Co- lumbia. The guest of honor was Dr. O. Spencer of Sunnydale. The evening was spent playing bunco and refreshments were served to the guests. Mrs. Bennett received the prize for high score, second prize was ENTERTAINS CLUB Entertaining Friday evening, Mrs. John Porter was hostess to the members of her club at lunch-- 1 eon and bridge at her home. The guests included Mrs. Harold Mrs. Kay Bunnell, Mrs. J. .won by Mrs. C. Goldbach, Mrs. Grand Kilfoyle, Mrs. Aaron HanKnox won the third prize and son, Mrs. Joseph Delpha, Mrs. low score prize was won by Mrs. Eldon Hanson. Mrs. Herman Sep-Evans. and Mrs. Walt Axelgard. Pat-teric- k, pi BIRTHDAY PARTY were in orBirthday greetings home Redd Ruel at the der their when afternoon Thursday celebrated her Marjorie, daughter, 10th birthday with a birthday and dinner and party. A green in all keepir0 white color scheme, on with her birthday which falls out carried was St. Patricks day, with green and white candles and dingreen nut cups. Following enand fun ner games provided tertainment. The group of friends with Marenjoying the occasion Man-le- e Wallace. Joan included jorie Snarrun Redd, Arita Davis, Snow, Penny Sampinos, Darlene Dennison, Irene Dennison, Kay Madsen, Joan Knight, Karma Jean Nielsen, Colleen Johnston and Jolene Bean. OF THE MOOSE will The Women of the Moose session business hold a regular 25, at the Friday night, March are inmembers All club room. vited to attend. A round table discussion held of the interest of the members meetthe at regular the chapter Mrs. ing held last Friday night Lake Salt the of Edmunds S W. as a special chapter was present (WOMEN In compliment of her club, Mrs lace entertained ' r luncheon at her honj.1 ii G' BOOK CLIFF CLUB The Book Cliff Club enjoyed one of the finest programs that Tuesday, lt has ever had on ht March 15. Mrs. Earlene of Price presented a group uf readings from the poems of ht Ora Pate Stewart. Mrs. draof the a is graduate matic and music department of forthe University of Utah. She Carat dramatics taught merly bon College. In anticipation of a the members splendid program were allowed to bring guests. It was the largest meeting in numthe Book bers attending has had in many Cliff dub months. Mac-Knig- Mac-Knig- Milton Thackary, University ot Utah bureau of student council of Salt Lake City was the guest speaker at the New Century club night meeting held Wednesday at the club room. Mr. Thackary spoke on child psychology. Vocal numbers were sung by Morgan Greenwood accompanied by Mrs. James Young. Mrs. Robert Has-- i sell was the program chairman. DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETS At the meeting of the Ladies RANGE DEMONSTRATION Demociatic club of Carbon counAn electric range demonstration ty held Monday night, Omar Bunwill be presented in the amuse- nell was the guest speaker. Mr. ment hall of the Price L D S Bunnell gave a very interesting discussion on tabernacle on March 29 from 2 and informative to 4:00 p. m. by Mary Black,1 taxes. For the musical program home economist for the Utah Angelo Cuatto entertained w.th seveial accordion selections. RePower and Light company. The demonstration is being freshments and a social followed and the program. Mrs. Effie Andersponsored by the Carbon North Carbon Relief societies son and Mrs. Drucilla Powell were with Mrs. H. B. Goetzman in in charge of the evening's arThe meeting, held charge. All are invited to attend. rangements. Food cooked during the dem- -. at the club room, was attended onstrdtion will be given away as by a laige crowd of members door prizes. from Price and Helper. that Simonsen, Mrs. j. Mrs. Erin Leonard, Sumner and Mrs. Sj a Vu SORORITY MEETS The regular Beta Sigma Phi soromJV Monday night at the Carl Olsen, ,r, lns bon college, gave an discussion on art apDrel short business session the program. JiS JUNIOR 1 ' 225-- 9' hemstitched, em MEETING The regular meeting Junior Auxiliary of the can Legion Auxiliary seti for this week has been until some time in April date will be announced la In whi bottoms. to 14 Sizes 1 A DOC Really Come TRINITY GUILD PARTY The card party held on M 17 by the Trinity Guild w, well attended. An except' large and pleasing crowd fc out. Refreshments were s The ladies are in the pro!1 raising money for a church V, early for y u ing program. LITERARY LEAGUE MONDAY NIGHT The Masters In Review Soft, wide si reall SUCH i program that will be presc by Carl Olsen at the Lfc League meeting Monday March 28. Mrs. George is the program chairman. W, CARROTS RADISHES No. 1 Washed no. ADD TffS to you tsr 5c Lb. and Trimmed Preserves ii 33 . 4c Bunch i STANDBY PURE BERRY MESA ENRICHED GREEN ONIONS 4c Star Flour Bunch n.i Yellow Spanish Onions 5 Lbs. 13c QUALITY 3IEATS 29c Boiling Meat Lamb Chops 55c Link Sausage 59c Ground Beef 45c POUND ... POUND 3.31 FANCY DUNGENESS J! Crab Meat CRISCO 3- Mer -98 Den . aimm POUND .... RICE POUND.. iTEASRO:ON ? oCST!2Pkgs. Already j Cooked LIFE! AT W A TF More pro else can alls at tl at point 28-3- 38c YOU! L0NG-- justable O ...IN of Made LEGION AUXnii POSTPONES blUmnuwntuittunn,,, QUEEN A LOVELIER c, ternoon. The guest ed Mrs. Glen Ne Fennemore, Mre v 11:1 Mrs. Earl Hills, Mnr gusson, Mrs. Henry' v.1 Hal G. MacKnight1 guest. 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