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Show I I THE Page Two town, West Virginia, for instance, this year is planting the city with dogwoods. Cities famed for roses, such as Portland, Oregon, Pasadena, California, and many similar rose cities came from an idea of those interested in the future beauty of the community. Plant today for tomorrow is .the in Texas. The famed oleanders and hibiscus of Florida, the Royal palms, all were planted. Mobile, Alabama and Charleston, South Carolina, are famed for azaleas, camellias, live oaks and other plants. Many private home properties have beautiful specimens of trees and shrubs, all planted by someone who wanted the beauty of nature around his home. Many homes have a fruit or nut tree in the yard to give enjoyment to the family, especially the young- fhe Sun Advocate tifuio Every Thuredav By The CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY 'ONE NEWSPAPER. ONE COVERAGE. ONE COST" General Excellence Honorable Mention 1949 Excellence in Typography Plaque, 1950, National Editorial Association General Excellence Plaques 1946, 1947 and 1949, Utah State Press Association Entered at the post office at Price, Utah, as second slo-caliti- es class matter under act of March 3, 1879. Subscription rate $3. yearly in Utah; $3. yearly outside state. Hal MacKnight, Publisher Alex Bene, Jr., News Editor Mrs. Helen Smith, Society Editor G. C3E UTAH STATE MS m; - aa vcu NATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS ViWiWiViViV THOSE WERE THE DAYS- smmsw may not be held up any longer light reflector. than possible. TWENTY YEARS AGO these plants now enjoyed were planted by someone who, perhaps forgotten now, has left his mark on the world for suc- ceeding generations to enjoy. It would be a dreary world indeed if no one ever planted ornamental trees and shrubs our cities, our home properties might be habitable, but they would never be very live- - (fa gSSMAG All of IOIT0KLAL By ART BEEMAN THOSE WERE THE DAYS sters. ASSOCIATION Thursday, March 5, 1953 SUN-ADVOCA- t Prem lb t FUti of Tbo Son ond For the benefit of hundreds of Price citizens who will b elisten-- , Tbt Telegrams from Washigton, D. C., this week bring Information of Storrs has Miss Marion Robbins, daughter that Fred Kilfoyle of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Robbins of been granted a patent on a head Spring Canyon, will take part in a piano recital to be given at Salt Lake City Saturday under the direction of Thomas Giles, head of the department of music at the University of Utah. Miss Robbins is a freshman at the university. Ntut-Advot- alt Franking in when President-elec- t lin D. Roosevelt delivers his inauSunnyside-Sunnydalgural speech Saturday the city ...... council took steps at the meeting able. Monday evening to improve local A customs have number of grown radio reception. Councilman ShelEthel Hillabrant planting Rains up in the past, possibly by some ancestors don Fridia Orlandi. Anderson brought up the Wanda Peterson Wellington who saw the decrease of ornamental planting question of interference caused by with the increase in population. One of these the city power lines and the elecSOMEONE PLANTED TREES YOU ENJOY customs is for each couple, when they buy a tric department was instructed to Some early American, perhaps one of your home, to plant for husband and wife two love investigate and clear up disturCitzens are urged to reThe Utah Bottling and Ice relatives, helped to plant the trees you now trees or shrubs at the entrance of the prop- bances. frain from using electrical appli- Cream of or a beside as the streets sees erty, symbol one the Wherever doorstep, company of Price is prealong enjoy. ances ceremonies which the during to take care of a large or in yards, beautiful trees, hedges, flowering permanence and everlasting love. Another will begin paring at 10:00 a.m. share of the ice cream wants of shrubs and fruit trees someone has planted custom was to plant a tree as a permanent this area during the next year, acnewborn child. Great atthem, says the American Association of reminder for each Utah was signally honored this to Pete Georgedes, mancording trees formed was tachment and these for week with the appointement of ager. Increased facilities have Nurserymen. lo-gshrubs. Pecan trees have been planted in many former Governor George H. Dern been installed and more equipof war in ment is of many groups interested in making our Perhaps these customs should be revived, to the post of secretary coming. cities and towns more beautiful, including in order to help keep our properties green the cabinet of President-eleD. Roosevelt. Franklin various garden clubs and civic organizations. and beautiful. You can be certain, except in A baby girl was born Friday to In some cities years ago, people started out the forests, that most of the welcome shade, Mr. ad Mrs. Ivan Mathis. The newunofficially opened comer has been named Barbara. with an idea like planting lilacs in Rochester, the attractive foliage, the beautiful flowers Golf season the Carbon County club this . New York, maples and Elm trees in many or delicious fruit comes from trees that were at week. A number of liksters A party will be given in the towns, as well as other trees like magnolias, planted by somebody. 'And the more this have gonegoodly around the course in tabernacle by the Price LDS ward is all more a the succeeding gen the past few days, a sure sign that grow through the south. There generation plants, tomorrow evening honoring Clyde home to towns erations known 'will have their enjoy properties, that spring is not far away. great splurge today Oman who will leave on a for some particular tree or shrub. Morgan their cities and towns, as well a3 America. mission to the central Finals of the SAR oratorical states. contest conducted annually at the stews, was the reply. Just born smothered in bandages. MMII Price will entertain the most tough. "Whats all this? demanded Carbon high school will be held The old sergeant bristled. Son- the patient of the nurse at his bed- Friday at a special student body noted personage ever to visit this who will city when Count Ilya Tolstoy lecny boy," he growled, Ill have you side. assembly. The six orators know I wasnt bom I was quarare Miss ' Peggy Flynn, tures in the tabernacle Saturday "Well, sir," replied the nurse, compete ried. . Jones, Miss Vir- evening. "it was such a beautiful operation, Miss Kathrine S Miss Francis Seaton, Lee, ginia and the applause was so tremenThe board of directors of the Making preparation for filming dous, that Sir Hugo took out your and Bill Cassady, all of Price, and Merrill Ellis of Wellington. Price Chamber of Commerce have The Good Earth, the late Irving appendix as an encore. Indian Chief Lotta Bull had ten received a promise from President suggested to Arnold S-- S wives and when the government Thalberg that he compose rates for band students J. H. Young of the Denver and Rio Schoenberg Special inYouve left your medals," snap- who will come to Price for the Grande Western Railroad comagent found out about it he the score but Mr. formed Chief Bull, patiently but couldnt warm up to theSchoenberg idea. ped the Marine captain. third annual tournament in April pany that his influence will be firmly, that he had to obey the The Pfc. looked down at his were announced this week by the used to secure an early completion Look! persuaded Thalberg, laws, that all his wives but one this will be an epic. Take chest. Great Scott! he cried I Denver and Rio Grande Western of details of the pavement undermust go, and advised him to head this picture scene one alone a great forgot to take them off my pa- Railroad company. The price of pass in order that spring work on for home and break the news storm across the tickets will be greatly reduced. the Price section of the pavement the good brown jamas! Gosport. forthwith. field of the beaten wheat earth, The chief reflected a bit. "You to the ground, then an earthtell em, he said finally. quake! In the middle of all this S-- S OLan bears her first child! What A young wife preparing break- music you could write for that, fast was startled to hear a bellow Schoenberg shrugged, With all of pain ring out from the bed- that going on, he murmered, room. A moment later her hus- what do you want with music? band burst out into the kitchen S groaning. Their very Interested A newspaperman seperated two three-year-ol- d son was close bemen whom he found exchanging hind. "Whats this all about? he "Dont ever do that again! her blows, . husband stormed, rubbing an an- asked. him a liar, growled called I on his forehead. gry bump i one. "Do what? asked the mysti"Suppose I am a liar! roared fied wife. "Ive got a right to be "Send that boy in to wake me the other. about sensitive it, havent I? when hes got a hammer in his Beverly IIalton Josephine Houghton Agnes S. Jeffs Elizabeth Hanson Lou Jean Jensen Hiawatha Castle Gate e Kenilworth Spring Canyon Wattis Seventh Annual Kiwanis Thirty Years Ago TALENT : Name., Address. H 1 No entry blanks accepted after March 14 THURSDAY, MARCH - puts S-- 26th, 1953 With Jimmy Dart's Orchestra $125.00 Cash Prizes two-wee- un- NIGHT Talent. an ct Statistics recently compiled by the secretary of states office show there are in Carbon county fourgasteen hundred and twenty-on- e oline drien vehicles. Price Civic Auditorium . Monday, March Try-ou- ts 16th--- 7 p. m. or leave your entry blank at The blanks obtained at Nicholsons Carbon Drug, Kelleys Price Drug or The Mail Sun-Advocat- e. Additional Sun-Advoca- Sponsored by, the f I ; Price Kiwanis Club mu S-- hand! S-- S. 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