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Show Thursday, September 25, 1952 Activities of Teen-ag- THE Students Highlight Kenilworth News e SUN-ADVOCA- Page Nine signed. Frankie Harris, played hostess to her Bridge club last Thursday evening when Stella Fulton, Viors y ed in her studies. Lund Hall will while Town gave a Boyd is enrolled in a weld- la Jewkes, and Olive Hughes of ers course. party for popular Donna be her boarding place, too. Kenilworth, and Mary Chiara, Rae Jean Charlesworth last Saturday Tom Conover is now the Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tamllos Kloepher, Mary Sullivan, and hall. the in dance of evening the sophomore class were present at the wedding and Hope Nielson of Helper were Dancing to the latest platter hits at Carbon college, while Larry reception of Theodora Karras and there. Bertha Sprathng of Helper is the newly elected junior Constandine Curtis Sunday in the was a special guest. was interrupted only long enough Regis to stow away more energy in the class president. Greek Orthdox church. Prizes were won by Mary Sulform of sandwiches, salad, cake, Mrs. June Bott and 'Mrs. Carl livan and Viola Jewkes. Larry, also left halfback on the . pop, and minor fixings like pick- "B 'football team, plowed through Wilmonen, president and secre-ear-y (Pumpkin pie was introduced as les and olives. with the touchdown that won the and treasurer of the Kenil- a seasonal note. Everybody pitched in on the game from Moab by a coun6 score. worth attended A broken wrist put Ray Brown food and to buy the chic Jantzen At the time the thermometer read cil meeting last week at Price. in the hospital overnight, while to the skirt presented smiling 105 depreM Mrs. Bott announces that the first Brent Berensen a hospiblond coed. is set for October tal bed for five occupied In addition to all that activity meeting days while recovTom Conover, Larry Regis and bemeet 25. will Room mothers still works as gardener ering from a major operation. Dick Traunvein were the stal- Larry around the Jackson and Robbins fore then. Carl Asbury consulted specialwarts who engineered the affair. grounds. Bill Bergamo leaves for the In- ists in Salt Lake a few days last Donna leaves this week for the ConBob Saastamoinen works sever- ternational Mine Workers week. USAC at Logan where at Lund al hours a on Ted and Nola Myrl Christensen day at Kellers station vention at Cincinnati, Ohio m with Bonnie in Price after Hall she October 2. Honoring the president with small tykes, Vicki Lee and school hours. Faddis of Price. 'Packed in her Eugene Crocco keeps well oc- the local Union executive board Blake, returned to Forest Grove, red and white matched luggage are cupied after school and on Satur- and committee are planning a parafter spending the sumsmartest of the several campus days working at the warehouse ty at the democratic dance slated Oregon mer in Carbon and Wayne counmowhich Donna and her styles for this Saturday night at the and weighing coal. ties. Ted, who has studied a year ther fashioned themselves. Rendevous. BiU is wonder- at Canbon college and two at the Three ex G. I.s, Jay RasmusFrancis Armstrong Jelt on the sen, Ray Christensen, and Boyd ing how much that broken toe Pacific University still has two 24th for the USAC to take en- Petersen, all attend Carbon col- is going to cramp his style. more years to go before complettrance examinations before start- lege a half day 'before going to Mr. Bergamo voiced the grati- ing his studies m optometry there. eductin studies accountelementary afternoon shift. Jay takes ing tude of his fellow workers that Ali that on GI help and parttime ion, Voice culture will be includ ing, Ray is learning carpentry, satisfactory contracts have been jobs. Clyde and Ross Christensen, Melvin Warren Jr., were taken to the church farm Saturday by Earl MAKE YOUR OLD PIANO A THING OF BEAUTY Jones where the whole cew put in a long day of grain threshing Gee, the teachers sure gave us a swell party, was a comment COMBINES THI MODERN STYLINQ OF THE SPINET that was heard from dozens of WITH THE FULL, LARGE TONES OF THE UPRIGHT teen-age- going-awa- vice-presid- 12-- P-T- P-T- A, Just to see old friends, the Billy Mansons of Monroe stayed several days as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong (Mrs. Hazel Wilcox of Salt Lake just returned home after a week with the Armstrongs. The Glyn Mathews, Sr., had Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones as overnight guests. A nephew of Mrs. Mathews, (Mr. Jones is going to Japan to study three years before qualifying as a navy doctor. Friday a house full of relatives descended upon the Ralph Columbus household. iMr, and Mrs. Orlando Angotti of Los Angeles, Mrs. Bessie Bruno and Ross Cos-tan- were the visitors. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schow of Dragerton and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilde of Hiawatha paid a surprise call on the Vic Christensens, but they werent surprised when Clara insisted they stay for dinner. A A will-roo- Hi-W- ay THURSDAY, FRIDAY,' SATURDAY SALE Corner Carbon and Main have it 'Spinetstyled' 0 Cost is reasonable. Small monthly payments if desired. No extra charge for pick-u- p and delivery. op-eni- ng Buy a Spinetstyle Largs Selection Available 1 FhART BROS. MUSIC CO., 44 1 Ilk So., Soli lako City, Utah Gentlemen! Wilt you pleas tend circular, Information 1 and price at no cost or obligation to mo? I Q I would like my piano tunod Spinotstylo piano I O Now Spinet SpUiotftylo my piano Guaranteed, reconditioned practice piano NAME.... ''MOUNTAIN WEST'S LARGEST PIANO FKNSHERS" lollipop licking children as they sauntered back home after the primary social held at the ball park. The children had played games and eaten sandwiches, cup cakes, and pop, before receiving the candy and being reminded that class, work start next Monday at four oclock in the school house. The teacher lineup includes the following: Guides, Grace Christensen; Seagulls, Bethalee Stocks; Trekkers, Leola Gordon and Ar-ril- la Kulow; Blue Birds, Fern Jewkes; Blazers, Genevieve Laramie; Larks, Sherril Burnside; Zions Boys and Girls, Zoe Davis; Mrs. Keith Hansen; 2nd Group, Fern Anderson and June Mortensen; 1st Group, Una Ewen-se- n. ADDRESS. Co-pilo- ts, 9 USED $75.00 PIANOS, HART BROS. MUSIC CO. 45 AND UP E. 22-011- 8th So. 1 The Sam Corey family inspected fair displays and also viewed the ice show while they were in Salt Lake, Saturday and Sunday. Dodge Long Life Records give you proof of Extra Value! DOUELE-chann- el side rails of massive strength add ruggedness and rigidity to the sturdy Dodge chassis. Rubber mountings cushion body from shock. Your Dodge stays new longer. 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