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Show THE Thursday, June 16, 1949 SUN-ADVOCA- Sunday School GPrice last week from Minersville, FORMER DISTRICT At Beaver county, where she had 0 spent ten days with a brother KIWANIS GOVERNOR i The Price Kills city who had been seriously ill. Upon tssr, -evening granted ed t his recovery, Mrs. Liddells niece ADDRESSES NEW CLUB Pi Alleges at the ctv and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph o'd Carbon stake alr 4 The Sunday Sc Peterson of Milford, accompaned R. J. Vaughan, governor socialism past for and ,7 J, add, Pr.ce, ly .. jn ro former residents of Price, arrived her to Price and remained as her of the Utah-Idah- o faul.ty m UuhI.k district of 5 cording ;0 City p the early part of last week and are guests for a few days. and retired superintendent WaO anch v w jsd and of the Utah railway, spoke be- - killed in the early 1930 s at the me visiting with their slate Jul, of dnecaon Mr. Mrs. and Richards ieDoyle th he!u,5j Kiwanis 0jd airpoit west of Price was fore the new daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel and children Sunday, the official Gael K and M- -. and Mrs. club June 7. Sunnyside at uppioximutely Rev Jeanselme, and other relatives. wall b co. Jed Sunday he!d on at thi I rue The former Price residents plan Montell Mangum of Salt Lake Mr. Vaughn jo 00 am. when Allied Heibertja Graveside services Monday. The council we'-under the killed in to visit here during the next two City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs obwas clty ceineteiy a Davis, 31, Pine, explained the Wallace Grange recently. Mis 01 three weeks. ie u1 of Kiwams crash immediately after the take- - lection ot the Puce post o. the thonzed a donation 0f u . Richard is Mrs. Granges daughwas burial and asLegion fg oblAraa'Cin -j as well as its pnze moneys' gioup 0ff. George Alfieris, son of Steve ter, and Mrs. Mangum is her ed to children The ob- ot the Civil jndm the duec'ion of the Al.t insDectors jectives Twf) ln f jr Alfieris of Price, was among l' al ho ne. jects of Kiwan-- j Aeronautics Admimtiation weie tVli events of the day. the I the huge company of graduates is are set up con- -j in Pnce Monday investigating the five-da- y from a air Returning by taking part in ceremonies at the "accident and, stitutionally and cdUses 0f the trip to Dayton, Ohio last fSAJ University of Utah last and this basically corcting to inhumation icce.ced W. whose Kelland week, Grange, week. Young Alfieris is majoring -, Kito Aim the entire nothing wa;, piescnt to mJ.cate present home is in South Ogden, in jisychology. c existence warns earned late any was by thdt the crdt;h resumed his duties at Hill Field, The objectives mechanical fallen e of the plane Mrs. G. J. Reeves left last wheie he is head of the rpO are adopted year- - hah was oWned by the Castle Fib week for Albany, New York, to re- department. In his business cateInterthe at Witnesses Service Air to fly all he called is Vjlcy side with her sister until fall. gory points national conven- -' repo,'ted that the sh.p apparently ' the D During the summer, Mrs. Reeves over the United States to audit and tion vaiyhdd difficulty gaming altitude son and wife, Mr. and Mrs John books in government plants simiICirbo R. J. Vaughan with the trend At the edge after the take-o- ff A. Reeves, will be at home at the lar to Hill Field. Mr. Grange is It the of the times, he said. Mr Dae is attempted ot the field, son Wallace Mr. Mrs. of and the residence here. family . Many difficulties crop up in the to bank but the plane Prot Grange of Price. of a new club, Mr Vaugh- - ped and went fuiwjid. clashing Mrs. J. W. Liddell returned to '011 Walker W. Lowry, former Price an stated, and these pitfalls should on its nose and left wing, V-8 Tudor ex-Deluxe. 1 1946 Super Piofit by the Heater, radio, motor resident, is now associated with be avoided Piding in the plane at the iron the law fam of McCutchen, Thom- perience of the older clubs, he tmie u llh Mr Dae is was Donald rubber. new nec perfect, GuaranteedlhiJ said sufleied cehj Price, Greene W. and as, Matthew, Griffiths Thoipe, rce Avoid religious and political ar- only cuts and bruises in San Francisco, California. 1941 Plymouth 4 Door Super Sedan, New motor otev guments as a club but by all Mr Dae is. known for his care- o!to seat covers. means the in Perfect engage radio, politics heater, a ofj ful fiymg, held throughout! pnvate pilots W. F. Olson, foimer mayor of the : t to church the and desne go lltcnve and was even king toward Pi ice city and brother of E. K. your CL liof jour choice, he added 1941 Buick Super 4 Door Sedan. New paint, motor gaining a commeicial pilot's Keep your hook baited Olson, state repiesentative from He indicated that much fore- cense. He had 121 flying houu Aar A-- l, heater, radio. One owner. A bargain! for later profits by using Carbon county, was here visitingas thought and planning should be to his credit 01 with his bi other and family afdeef to especially projects given, was in born He Nottingham, It feeds. Purina is all per1 940 well as with his many friends 4 Door DeLuxe Sedan. Motor perfect Dodge others. 1817, fecting 21, on September England, He is now located at last week me Support of schools and churches, a son of Allred and Floience Gent fectly blended, prepared San Fiancisco, California. Heater, nev seat covers, new paint, new tires I build the American home and Davis United to the came He by experts in the famous Guaranteed! jr st E Miss Ruth Rayl of Provo is do everything in the spirit of States with his patents m 1924 jStPl Purina factories. Come in staying at the home of Mr. and American fair play weie some of Thcv fu.bt settled in Wattis, where 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Deluxe Sedan. New paint the points Mr. Vaughan empha- - Dav'is completed his elementary ten Mrs. for about Redd Jack and let us tell you about Slzecnew motor, new seat covers, heater, radio, A Following his giadu- schooling days, while Mrs. Redd recuperfeeds for your livestock ates from an operation. Miss Rayl In concluding, Mr. Vaughan alun fiom the Carbon senior hign ST0 left the provoking thought that sch(ol in pllCe, he attended the bargain. See this one! and Mrs. Redd aic close friends. fSp needs. success is the sum total of many Henegar Business college m Sat Comp Club (6) Pontiac Mr. and Mis. Leon Lines of Salt small efforts Perfect 1941 motor, heater, j Coupe. Lake City. Itflncc Lake City spent the week-en- d " He was a veteran of World War radio. New motor. tires. Bargain! Very good Sotit visiting with their parents, Mr AERIAL AMBULANCE II and served with tne aimy thiee jecisl and Mrs. Wm Lines and Mr. and He 1941 Ford 4 Door Super Deluxe. New motor, new years in the European theater. ot Mis. Ray Branch. SERVICE STARTED was inducted on October 15, 1942, A- -l radio. condition. heater, paint, at Fort Douglas and served wih Mr. and Mrs. Hamit Reese ariSt BY LOCAL SPONSORS headquaiteis company, first rived home last week after a 2 at-- A Door 4 DeSoto. New He 1940 Sedan. 110th infantiy. paint, heater, seventeen-da- y trip to the Pacific I .in. new type of ambulance ser- - tamed the iank of sergeant before coast with the latters brother and dio, perfect motor. A bargain. ,:Lc is being inaugurated in Car- - he was discharged on September his wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pe- vice in C bon county which will be on call 25, 1945 m t He took the pai terson of Ferron. In Sacramento, to 1938 Chevrolet Master Deluxe. New paint, new I'M in the United States North Appenines, noithern France. any points the group visited another brother, and Canada, it has been announcixt Central Europe and Rhineland, tires, new seat covers, heater, radio. A ins.d ed this week Ardennes campaigns and held a buy. See this one! The service is an aerial am- European theater ribbon with six beand bulance He service stars. was bronze awarded delivery US TAKE OVER 6000 miles 1948 Diamond-- T 1 Vi Ton Cab-Chassing instituted by the Wallace the Bronze Star and the Purple It Heait and his unit received a mortuary and the Carbon-Emer- y Like new. New car guarantee. only. lies Service at Carbon the citation. Flying ret county airport under the direction Following his discharge fiom 1941 Ford 1 V2 Ton with good body. jLov of Alvin Wallace of the mortuary the aimy, he returned to Price MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM and E. L. Davis of the flying ser- and was employed as an office Pi vice. clerk for the Utah Fuel company ail The two sponsoring units have at Castle Gate. :om a plane that can be quickly transHe was married to Anne Fleme-tak- is formed into an ambulance plane on September 8, 1946, and Th and ready for immediate call. Ac- they have one child. Herbert WilDealer cording to the sponsors, the ser- liam Davis. Plymouth-DeSot- o I oi vice can be used in the event of Survivors include his wife and :ed emergency in otherwise inacces- son, Price; his mother, Mrs. FlorDiamond-- T Trucks ala sible locations or in the event ence Davis, and a sister, Mrs. quick delivery to hospitals is re- Tony Kutkas, Price. an Funeral services were conducquired. The plane to be used in Irtu Price, Utah the service is equipped with tele- ted yesterday in the chapel of the I NO phones which can keep in contact Mitchell funeral home under the with ground crews in the event r.; of rescue operation. PAYMENT This is the first service of its kind to be offered in this section hi of the state and is a great stride Terms as low as forward in life saving. Carbon County Airport Air Crash Student Pilot Sunday Morning Mrs. C. E. (Stubby) Peterson left early last week for Cardston, to Alberta, where she plans visit with her mother and other relatives during the next six weeks Mr. Peterson expects to join her in the Canadian community the latter part of the month on a vacation. Robert Ockey, past governor of the Price Moose lodge, and William Toy, secretary, left June 5 for Muoseheait, Illinois, where they 'attended graduation exercises at the Mooseheait Child City high school. Graduating with the group was Chester Hall, a Moose lodge youth at the city sponsored by the Puce Moose lodge. Young Hall and another graduate will return to Price with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aplanalp, Sr., of Los Angeles, California, I SI" lndebSwerlh Ki-wa- - I ir son-in-la- i 1 e rii-je- J i. ly Cliitglaeiiliiig BBYJ Prices Slashed , side-slip-pa- th . e. - ' "An Actor," according to Hannah," is a guy who tries to ba everyone but himself!" O S bat-talati- P1 1 LH YOUR is. WING I 1PRB1LEMS Carbon Motor Sales DOWN CT5 ) MONTH HOLY CROSS NURSES CAPS TO GO TO Its A luxurious THREE CARBON GIRLS HAVE THE JOB DONE NOW! CEDAR SHINGLES Finest, a straight-grai- n cedar shingles. Certigrade quality. Makes roof. We can supply them stained weather-tig- ht long-lastin- g, or natural. THICK-TA- B These ASPHALT SHINGLES shingles make an unusually attractive roof. Bright mineral colors are fast against sun and rain. Crushed slate surface gives extra wear. FELT-BAS- thick-sla- E b ROLL ROOFING Ideal for garages, barns, sheds, etc. Asphalt is deeply impregnated into heavy felt base then bonded with slate surface. Black or several bright colors. Standard or extra heavy weights. EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT WORKMEN Twenty-si- x women will receive TOW." fts Cot w a at impressive degrees Holy Cross hospital graduation ceremonies on June 28, at 8 00 p. m. in the Cathedral of the Madeleine, Salt Lake City, Sister Mary nursing Raphael, director of nursing at the hospital, has announced. Most Rev. Leo J. Steck, auxiliary bishop of the Salt Lake Catholic diocese, is scheduled to officiate at the commencement exercises. He will deliver the principal address and bestow the benediction. Rev. pontifical James T. Kenny will be the master of ceremonies. Among the Carbon county girls graduating are Lorraine Bellodi, National; Mary Glorioso, Price, and Lila Lee Wilson, Price. Also graduating is Donna Bernardi, Red Bluff, California, a former resident of Pnce. It is considered immodest among the tribes of Sumatra and Celebes to expose the knees. Lorenzo Peterson, and in San were guests of the Francisco, Reeses daughter, Mrs. Ted Clements. Before returning home, the foursome toured Yosemite World's first 2-i- n-l car. , , the nmnKiiijj Kaiser Traveler Come in right away! Bring your friends and family! demonstration Well gladly give you (and them!) a free National Paik. Its Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfrom and family returned to Price on June 4th from California, where they had vacationed for two weeks. While in the coast state they visited Mr Wolfrom's parents, Mr and Mrs Carl A Wolfrom at Palos Verdes Estate Kaiser has really worked wonders with tins unbeatable combination enduring uuhtv with endearing beamy! You need a Kaiser IraveUr' See ,t; Drlve at Buy it today! ImmediaieDelivery lair and square trade Miss Julia Cobo, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs Pete Cobo is home for her summer vacation. Miss Cobo has been attending the University of Utah the past year. The Cobos reside in Sunnydale. H- Kaiser Traveler sedan... big cnrjo carrier! here! the a fact! Nothing like it! loo never saw so many uses in a car before. ..so much value' One minute the Kaiser Traveler is a smart 6 passenger sedan. ..in just 10 seconds it's a big cargo carrier. kfo b. factory. Tranpintatum local taxrutfany) extra. Lniser... world's . CMM..T.O, uo. ..a,,,,,, elaiixc Motor Co. 390 So. Carbon Ave. lowcsf-iiricc- d Dili Price i |