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Show THE Page Six CLUB DINNER TWENTY-YEA- R Sunday Program at Rains LDS Ward Chaps! Honors Mothers U. S. Fuel Honors Old-tim- Employees e Old time employees of United States Fuel Company with twenty years or more of continuous service were honored at the filth Club dinner annual Twenty-Yegiven 'by the company Thursday, May 8, at the Carbon Country Chib. Same eighty members and guests attended. George R. Watkins, general manager, presided. Oscar A. Glae-sc- r, assistant general manager, United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company, and K. P. Burbidge, sales manager of United States Fuel Company, attended. Twenty-yea- r membership certificates and gold button awards were presented to two employees who completed twenty years of service during the past twelve months. Thrity-fiv- e year gold button service awards were presented to five employees, who during the past year completed thirty - five years of service. Presentation of the awards was made by G. R. Watkins. Anthony Reva responded to the presentation of the awards for the new members, thanking the company for the recognition of their long service. New members who received cer- ar Thursday, May 15, 1952 SUN-ADVOCA- tifieates and twenty-ye- ar gold button awards this year were Mr. Reva and Peter Martino. Members thirty-fiv- e who received year awards were: Joseph Parmley, Dan V. Garber, Alexander Beveridge, Samuel Fadel and George Petrolakis. The Twenty-Yea- r Club 'has active members and twenty - one honorary members. Five of the active members have 'thirty-fiv- e years of service, fourteen have between thirty arid thirty-five years of service, and ight have between twenty and thirty years of service. The twenty-one honorary members are former employees with twenty or more years of service, now retirforty-e- ed. After dinner the ofld timers witnessed a floor show featuring songs, dances and juggling. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Allen Browne left Price Tuesday to go by plane w to Philadelphia to visit their . and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Walker. They expect bo drive a new automobile back from Detroit, and will 'be gone about a month. son-in-la- Mothers Day was featured Sunday with a 'program given by the Sunday school children for the mothers. The services were under the direction of Orlando Sulpizio with Lynn Overlade os chorister and Ada Overbade as pianist. The program was planned by Pearl Gardner of Helper with the help of the other three people in charge and was as follows: Opening song, Gladly Meeting, opening prayKindly Greeting: er, Delores Barham; sacrament Jesus Once of Humble song, Birth; sacrament gem, Nedxa Ann Van Natta: sacrament administered by Mr. Sulpizic end LaVell Miller and passed by Vernon Cook and Lynn Overlade; talks by Nanette Van Natta and Vickey song, Helping Mother, by the children; poems by Susie Kil-fd- re and Duane Kelley; song, Mother, by Lynn Overlade; poems by Trudy Kilfore and Rita The tribute of mothers Orlandi. was kiven by LaVell Miller, president of the missionary society. Closing song and prayer concluded the program. One of our Rains girls has been honored 'by receiving the election to president of the Co-e- d Club of le the Helper junior high school. Bear received the news of her election to the presidency Friday night at a 'banquet at in Helper. Jocille will serve as president far the school Or-lan- Jo-cil- Dia-ment- i's year 1952-195- 3. and Helen Kelley spent Monday at the Rains school with the school pupils and the teachers taking an elementary education survey. Visitors at the Vaughn Gulls last Tuesday were Vaughns parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gull of Sanpete county, and Mrs. Alta Flame of Helper. A number of the boys and girls of Rains went to Helper Monday W. iH. Dalton Ccrbon Doctor Has Charge of Ships Medical Department I IJtcJJage pm Jfcut iautijer The general health and welfare of several personnel is of prime importance to the navy with ships such as the USS Mount McKinley, flagship for Rear Admiral Francis X. Mclnerey, commander Amphibious Group Three and Commander Tank Force Ninety, fully equipped for almost all type! of medical and surgical care. The vessel, designed as an amphibious force flagship, is capable cf handling the medical casualties of smaller ships under Its command. The facilities available include the latect equipment, treatment room, operation room, medical laboratory, a complete pharmacy and an 13 --Toed general ward and 4 --bed isolation ward. The shipVmedioal department is directed by Lieutenant junior This is the first in a series of messages to be published in the public interest by the Utah State Bar. In Utah every lawyer must qualify for and maintain membership in an association created by the Legislature and called the Utah State Bar." To attain membership, a lawyer must first graduate from an accredited law school. He must then stand rigid inspection of his personal and moral background. Finally, he must successfully written examination pass an intensive three-daon all subjects of the law. His membership in the Utah State Bar, and with it his right to practice law, may thereafter be revoked for violation of his high ethical duty to his client or to his profession. y to see the movie Stars at the Rio Mrs. Lela Schultz attended the Grande Depot scholarship (awards (given by the Andrew and Jim Morvidikis of nurses association and the United Price visited at the Bears resi- Mine Workers at the Carbon coldence last week. The young men lege Thursday of last week. are Mrs. Bears nephews. Mr. and Mrs. Mario De Luca of 'Mr. and Mrs. Golden Day spent Salt Lake City spent the week Wednesday and Thursday in Salt end with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lewis and Danny. They also visited Lake City on business. Marios parents at Helper. Mrs. Anna Bills was hospitalie Fredia Orlandi entertained hosty ized at the Price club Friday night with pital lor an illness last week. She Virginia Barham as extra guest. is improving. won by Pearl AnderAlbert Martinez has opened the Frizes were Mutual Pool hall for business. The son and Kate Them with Helen pool hall has been closed for al- Kelley winning traveling prize. Mr. and Mrs. Francis (Pink) most a year. Mrs. Geneal Johnson has come Sadlier spent last week end with Mr. back to Rains to live. Her daugh- his sister, and brother-in-later Carol, was helping her clean and Mrs. Earl Hemmelwright behouse Wednesday of last week. fore leaving fox New Mexico on a vacation. Nice to have her home. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boissiere of Price (had dinner at the Don L. and family of Salt Lake City were week end (guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barhams Wednesday evening. Jocille Bear sang with a group Fred B. Shaw and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Fat Gutienrez took of girls at the Kiwanis, Wednesday night in Helper Civic Audi- Judy to Salt Lake City Friday to consult a specialist torium. Mrs. La Von Gull left 'for Salt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Montoya and family of Wellington were Rains Lake City, Friday to consult visitors this week. specialist Vaughn joined her FriMrs. Carol Abshire and daughter, Gale of Spring Glen, were Rains visitors last week. Mr. George Schultz of Salt Lake City was a visitor in Rains this past week. He brought Gene Lee Schultz home after a two weeks vacation with her 'grandparents. A meeting was held Wednesday evening to elect new officers. There werent enough present to carry on elections eo they elections will be held in the fall. Those present were: Sylvia Kranjc, Dora Van Natta, Cleo Gutierrez, Virginia Barham, Alta Cook and Josephine Manzanares. Clavelle Wycherley won honors at the track meet in Price and Orlando Gutierrez also won. Pin-inooh- City-Ooun- w, day evening in Salt Lake City and they spent the week end visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dowd of Salt Lake City were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Day, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Christensen and girls spent the week end at Nephi wish Mr. and Mrs. Bowles, Mrs. Christensens parents. Richard Schultz spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz at Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Orlandi, Jr., and family motored to Salt Lake City, Sunday afternoon. Vic and the girls returned home Sunday night leaving his wife and the .twins so they can consult with specialists Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sanech and family of Dragerton were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bears Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Wycherley and family spent Sunday with Mr, and 'Mrs. Kem Robinette of Price. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Day, Mr. and Mrs. Day and 'Mr. and Mrs Walter Kelley attended the Dowd wedding reception Saturday at Price. Vivien Kelley, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Kelley is confined to her home with the measles. La-ve- rn grade Rockwell E. Jackson, medical corps, USNR, Dr. Jackson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Jackson of Price. He graduated from ths Car-bo- n 'high school, Pricey before attending the University of Stanford as a premedical majoi Finishing his premedical training, he entered the University of Michigan receiving his Doctor of Med :;ine degree n 1948. He is a member of Galens Honorary Media! Society and Alpna Kappa Kappa, medical fraternity, both chapters of the University of Michigan Before reporting to the Mmrt McKinley, Dr. Jackson served at the U. S. Naval Hospital, Mare Island, 'aiito.nia. X-r- ay Mr. and Mrs. Jaimes Bear had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Louis White and family of Helper. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dalton attended church at Price Sunday and had mothers day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toth and family of Price. Dora Van Natta visited her aunt and uncle at Kenilworth Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith and then took her (grandfather, R. D. 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