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Show Page Six THE Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Olson were in Salt Lake City last week to attend the University of Utah graduation exercises. Their son was awarded a bachelor of science degree in mining engineerA year ago K received a ing. scholarship from the Kennecott Copper company. He has been vice president of the Theta Tau mining fraternity and is presi-de- ht of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, student section. Upon his graduation Mr. Olson will be employed by the Kennecott Copper company. PRICE AND NEARBY V you Uke trip, MMh lUe to Peer of It, Coll The and f mm or more. THAT'S SEWS, omd other people So, 9, to we tom tell them okottl It. Richard Pizza left Tuesday for Salt Lake City where they will make their new home. They recently returned to Price from Washington, where Mr. Pizza was graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in electrical engineering. Mrs. Pizza Is the former Louise Coli. They and their young child have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Pizzas parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coli, and with other relatives in Price. Mr. Mrs. SUN-ADVOCA- SOCIETY CLUB HOLDS MEETING The first year H Sewing class the Snappy Snippers, met Tuesday afternoon at the home of its leader, Mrs. Lloyd Peacock. New officers were elected and they include Sandra Besso, president Judy Rasmussen, secretary and treasurer; Charlene Anderson, or ganist; Shannon Jensen, song and cheer leader; Carol Fergusson, re porter. The girls meet every A stocking darn and Tuesday. the cutting and basting of hot pad holders were the features of two previous meetings. Next Tuesday the girls will meet at the home of Shannon Jensen. Members not already named include Cecelia Pizzuto, Kathy Fergusson and Joyce Tanner. o -- II 4-- Lake City to meet his wife and family who have been visiting there with her mother. Lt. Golding, who is attached to the air corps has been on an air tour in On Friday the South Pacific. Lt Golding and Mrs. Loren Golding, his sister, Mrs. Paul Jewkes of Provo and his brother and wife and their daughter, Judy, of went The group Huntington. Don R. Harrison, western field through the Manti temple and returned to Price that evening. manager of the United States Lt. Golding and family left Mon- Chamber of Commerce, was a day morning for Shreveport, Lou- Price business visitor Tuesday. Darryl Nord, son of Mr. and isiana, where they are now mak- He resides in Colorado Springs, Mrs. Oscar Nord, left Wednesday Colorado. ing their home. morning for Camp Lewis, Washington, where he will attend the Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Gianotti, Miss Shirley Miles will leave VISITOR HONORED reserve officers training school daughter, Liza, and son, John, of for Colorado, Denver, Sunday after completing his training he In honor of her house guest, where she will resume her work Scotia, California, are visiting in Miss Lillian will tour the west coast, Bhitish as Sandberg of Waukeand few a Price for Helper days. writer for an extenMiss Shirley Miles Columbia, and Mexico, He will sionpublicity gan, Illinois, Dr. Gianotti formerly practiced division of the University of return for football practice this Colorado. entertained at a bridge luncheon Miss Miles has spent medicine in Helper and was mayat her home Saturday afternoon fall at the USAC at Logan. the past year here with her par- or there. He is now connected The guests included Mrs. Marge comwith Lumber the Pacific ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Schwartz Last winter she was a member of pany as chief surgeon in the hos- Peacock, Mrs. Helen Beckstrom, Mrs. Jackie Reeves, Mrs. Andrea returned Tuesday following a the Carbon county teaching staff. pital at Scotia. four-da- y Hansen, Mrs. Lou Chavis and to Colorado. Denver, trip Miss Ruth Hanson. Prizes were Mrs. is visitChristine Crockett Miss Rita Don Hanson, son of Mr. and Silvagni of Salt Lake won by Mrs. Peacock and Ruth of at the her home sisters, Hanson. Miss Mrs. Oscar Hanson, Price, was City spent the week end visiting ing Sandberg and Miss elected president of the Utah here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nonima Crockett and Miss Miles were roommates when they Bessie Kennedy. Junior Bar association at the an- Mrs. S. T. Silvagni. attended the University of nual convention of the Utah State Mr. and Mrs. David Clark reBar association held at Jackson Mrs. W. B. Richardson (Pauline Hole, Wyoming, last week end. Olson) and small son, Mark, of turned Sunday after a weeks va- GARDEN PARTY Attending the convention from Reno, Nevada, are visitors at the cation trip in Idaho and Northern Entertaining Monday evening, Price were Mr. and Mrs. Frank home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Utah. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Williams were B. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Duane E. K. Olson. Before arriving here Mr. anr Mrs. Sheldon Ander- hosts at a delightful garden party Frandsen, Mr. and Mrs. Marl D. Mrs. Richardson stopped in Salt Gibson and Henry Ruggeri. Lake City to attend the gradua- son and Mr. and Mrs. Jack For- and dinner at their home. The tion of her brother from the Uni- rester plan to leave next Sunday guests comprised out of town for a vacation trip to be spent guests. Dr. and Mrs. Bliss L. FinS. T. Silvagni arrived home versity of Utah. this week from an extended visit mostly in San Francisco. layson of Seattle, Washington, re with relatives and friends in Las Mr. and Mrs. W. E. (Ted) Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Goetzman of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruggeri Provo and the members of their of Ontario, California;- Dr. Vegas, Nevada and San Francisco. and Mrs. Bliss L. Finlayson and and Mr. and Mrs. Marl D. Gib- dinner club included Mr. and Lieutenant George E. Golding Frank D. Bryner of Seattle, son returned early this week after Mrs. Ray Walters, Mr. and Mrs. arrived here on Wednesday of Washington, are visitors in Price attending sessions of the Utah Parley Rhead, Mr. and Mrs. Bert last week for a short visit wdth this week. Mrs. Bryner stayed State Bar associations annual Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren over in Salt Lake City. All are convention held this year at Jack-so- n, Bryner, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen Golding before continuing to Salt former prominent residents here. and Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones. Wyoming. I860, a daughter of James and Mary Jane Grames Gorley. She had lived most of her life m Carbon county. Her husband, Levi Tryon, died many years ago. Survivors include one son, Dellas Tryon and one daughter, Sylvia Tryon, both of Price; two sisters, Ellen Gorley, Lake Port, California, and Mrs. Mary Price, and three brothers, Charles Gorley, Price; Francis Gorley, Lewiston, Idaho, and Leonard Gorley, Dragerton. Burial was in the Price city cemetery. Obituaries amelia jane tryon Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia Jane Tryon, 69, Price, who died at her hdme early last at the Thursday were conducted under chapel Wallace mortuary the direction of a Christian Science church reader. Mrs. Tryon was born in Gunni2o, son, Sevier county, on July reunion "rational ft,, Scents Slop Ha,' A group of studenj. girls aged 14 to 20 f . "n , in W the Price city 'yhich will take the through the Wes,e educational and j, ed by Mrs. J. tumpa, Alabama. for the spot-ovher RODNEY DIG SWASEY the direction of the iL for services Rodney ber of Commerce. Funeral Dig Swasey, 66, Price, who died Saturday evening were conducted Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. in the chapel of the Mitchell funeral home with Orson Nelson, bishop of the Price Third ward, Church of Saints, Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y officiating. Mr. Swasey was born on November 19, 1883, at Castle Dale, the son of Charles and Serena Olsen Swasey. He had lived in eastern Utah his entire life and had lived at Green River until four years ago when he moved to Price. He had been a farmer and rancher. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nancy Swasey; three sons, Charles, Dudley and Jody Swasey; Andrew one brother, Charles Swasey, and one grandchild, all Blended whiskey 84 proot (SI Mi of Price. Burial at the Elgin cemetery. apirin. Schenley Dhtrlbuton, on It was a happy occasion Wednesday night of last week when six girl friends who have not been together for several years, met for a social evening. 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