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Show Page Two THE Hiawatha met at the usual place on Monday, May 10, The girls worked on their record books afH ter which they retired to the kitchen where they worked on the art of making quick breads. They made cowboy coffee cake. Afterwards they were served the coffee cake and punch. Hostesses were Shanna Woodruff and her The Stitch in Timers Club mother. met at the home of Mrs. F. A. Club The Singing Stitchers Evans, leader, on May 12. HarEuleta home met the of at club Dennison, president, called the meeting to order and mon on May 10 under the direcmembers checked their record tion of Mrs. L. Elroy Harmon, books to make sure everything is leader. Election of officers was up to date. Barbara Evans gave held and the club name selected a demonstration on making hos- as well as the meeting date. Jessie pital bags. The remainder of the Ilehunin was elected president and time was devoted to sewing. Susan song leader and Euleta Harmon and Waterman gave a demonstration wras elected on how to fix the bottom of a secretary-treasureClothing Is g bag. Much sewing was the project. accomplished at this meeting. The Sew Happy Girls Club met at the home of Judith Seppi on The Hook and Feather Club met at the Extension Service' of- May 6 with Mrs. Herman Seppi, fice with Leader Frank Cox in loader, directing. Members were difcharge. The meeting was called shown and taught about the maof ferent the sewing parts to order by President Jerry Davis. The roll call was made and the chine and their correct use. Next minutes of the previous meeting week they will start making sewwere read. Odgers Olsen was ing kits. Song leader Dorothy elected reporter. Mr. Cox demon- Whiting led the singing of "Amerstrated the Grey Hackle Yellow. ica the Beautiful. The members tried their hands at The Apron and Skirts Sewing it and got excellent results. Club met nt the homo of Fidelia 10. The openThe Stitch and Tack Club Hanson, loader, May met at the home of Ann Gidsan on ing prayer was led by LaVon Officers elected were PaMay 15 under the direction of Meyer. mela Miller, president; Izivon Ethel Gidson, leader. The meeting Meyer, vice president; Phyllis Alwas called to order by Irene SeelThelda Thacker led the exander, secretary; Sharon song Lambert, Gay ey, reporter; prayer and Ann Gidson gave the health lesson. The members then leader, und Jack Lee Scott, cheer worked on their scarves and leader. The name for the club learned how to sew on buttons. was chosen and Phyllis Alexander closed the meeting with prayer. They also worked on their record books. Refreshments were served The Happy Time Workers Fly by the hostess and the next meetmet at the county agents Club ing will be held at the Maureen office on May 15 with Robert HasOviatt home. sell, leader, supervising. Tho meetwas opened by Hank Hassell. At an earlier meeting the Stitch ing were led by David ArmSongs and Tack Club met at the and the heulth lesson was strong home of Ethel Gidson. The meetRonie Sulzctti. The memby given ing was called to order by Ann bers then tied a Illoody Butcher. Gidson and the prayer was led by Ethel Gidson. The Health lesson The Muffmettes Food IV Club was given by Maureen Oviatt. met at the home of Mrs. Lena After singing a song, the members Waterman, leader, on May 13. worked on their scarves and re- More hospital bag were folded freshments were served by the after the meeting was called to hostess. order by Conle Vouros. Rhubarb punch was made ,by Connie VouThe Six Kitchen Queens 1 I ros, Susan Waterman, Barbara Club met at the home of Mrs. Evans and Eileen Sherman. BarPrince. Shirley Madrid culled the bara gave the health lesson on meeting to order. Dianne Petty care of the feet. called the roll and read the minutes. Oranges were cut and op-l- e A cake salt1 for the benefit of sauce was made aml dried the cancer drive in Carbon counprunes cooked. Marilyn Otteson ty was staged recently by the led in two songs and a lesson on Pick n Scratch Club of health was given. Mrs. Enid Kartchmer, Carbon cancer chairman, reportThe Fancy Club met at the ed proceeds from the sale have home of Joan Polve under the di- been turned over to her and that rection of Mr. Elzar McKendrick, the amount will help the county leader. The meeting was called to in achieving its quota. Mrs. Elzar order at 2:00 p.m., minutes were McKindrick is leader of the club read and business was discussed. and Earl Hansen is club A demonstration on making paper disposal bags was given by Eileen Sherman. These bags will be given Club The Taste Teasers to the hospital. The health lesson met at the home of Elva Woodwas given by Joan Polve and re- ruff, leader, nt Hiawatha on May freshment were served. 17. The meeting was called to order by Norman Alger. Opening The Stitching Sallys Club exercises were held then we went met at the home of Shirley Bar- into the kitchen and made oatton on May 10 under the direc- meal cookies and chocolate cooktion of Leader Shirlee Oppocher ies. Record books wore then and Helen Liddell. Marie Oviatt brought up to date. called the meeting to order. Geraldine Oppocher called the roll The Three Cs Club met at and read the minutes of the pre- the home of Mrs. Koroen Bards-le- y vious meeting. Members worked last Friday. Larry Cox, presion their pin cushions. Light re- dent, called the meeting to order. freshments consisting of root beer Roger Smith, secretary, read the and cinnamon twists were served. minutes of the first meeting. Ilow to cook and serve cereal attracThe Saste Teasers Club of tively was the first cooking demonstration. Members are Tommy FOR ATHLETES FOOT Bardslcy, EeRoy Erickson, Dale USE A KERATOLYTIC and Lynn Downard, Ronald and Donald Young, Larry Cox and BECAUSE It SLOUGHS OrF the tainted Roger Smith. The next meeting outer skin to expose buried fugi will be held at the home of Mrs. and kills it on contact. Get this Forrest Smith on May 25. STRONG, ..keratolytlc ..fungicide, Club Cooking at any drug store. If not meTheat Happy Mrs. home Laura of the pleased IN ONE HOUR, your 40c back. Now at Kelleys Price Drug. Chidester, leader, on May 11. Assistant loader is Mrs. Thelnja Pfaffenburger. From there the group wont on a picnic in Dead Man canyon. Present were Kama, Gary and Sharic Pfaffenburger, Karen Nord, Billie Jean Doss, Harry Melton and Carl Chidester. A good time was had by all. Newsof4-- 4-- II 4-- II Va-Lyn- ne vice-preside- nt r. draw-strin- 4-- II 4--II Taka-hash- i. Two Divorce Suits Filed; One Decree Granted by Court Two actions seeking interlocutory decrees of divorce were filled with the district court of Carbon county during the past week and one action was filed and granted during the week, a check of the records revealed today. Edna Yaklch is seeking to end her marriage to Fred Yaklch on the grounds "that since the marriage of the plaintiff and the defendant, the defendant has treated the plaintiff in a cruel manner to tho extent of causing her great mental suffering." She seeks the restoration of her former name, Edna Ruston. No children are listed in the action. SUN-ADVOCAT- Thursday, May 20, 1954 E. Sheila May Maynarich has filed an action seeking a divorce from Joseph Albert Maynarich on the grounds that since the marriage of the plaintiff and the defendant, the defendant has treated the plaintiff in a cruel manner and that the said cruel treatment has caused the plaintiff great mental distress and suffering. The plaintiff seeks the restoraion of her maiden name. Marvel Moffitt was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Donald Spencer Moffitt on the grounds that since March 31, 1951, and prior therto, the defendant treated the plaintiff in a cruel inhuman manner to the extent of causing plaintiff great mental distress and suffering." The plaintiff was granted the custody of their minor child and $75 per month for its support. They were married at Craig, Colorado, on November 21, 1935. The Six Nimble Thimbles Club met at the homo of Karen Cox on May 17 with Mrs. Frank Fox, leader, in charge. Most of the members were tired from a school picnic to the park so they spent their time sewing on their sewing kits. Mrs. Cox read on how to keep good posture. The meetings will henreforth be changed from 4:30 p.m. on Mondays to 10.00 a.m. on Wednesdays. 4-- II The Buttons and Bows Sowing Club held its third meeting of the season at the homo of Mrs. Frank B. Hanson, leader. Instruction was given on button sewing and how to thread a sewing machine. The Weather, on May 20, $5.00 on and $5 00 on June 20. $5.00 5 & City Court 50-mi- le cated. It was the judgement of the court that the defendant pay a fine of $150.00 or serve 75 days in jail. Part payment of $40.00 was made and a stay was granted to pay the balance of $55. on June June 25. Helen M. Yarroll, 54, Price, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of no drivers license and running a stop sign. Defendant was fined $15.00. Stay was granted to pay Mr. and Mrs. S. Johnson of Vancouver, Canada, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips of 654 North Fourth East. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Phillips are sisters. Mrs. Phillips will return to Vancouver with them to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Mprgan, 18, Sunny-sidentered a plea of guilty to a charge of speeding 60 miles per zone. Defendant hour in a paid a fine of $10 00. .May 4: Elmer L. Sherman, 50, Huntington, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of being drunk m a public place. It was the judgement of the court that the defendant pay a fine of $30.00 or serve 15 days in jail. Fifteen dollars and Vft days are to be suspended provided the defendent remains on his good behavior for six months. The Lang Company, Salt Lake City, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of overloading. Defendant paid a fine of $50.00 May 5: Deward J. McLean, entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of issuing a fraudulent check. Trial in the matter was set for May 27 at 10:00 a.m. Bail was fixed in the sum of $100.00 and was posted Seraplo Calvillo, Helper, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of being drunk m a public place. It was the judgement of the court that the defendant pay a fine of $15.00 or serve IVi days in jail. Stay was granted on payment e, May 3: Jack Josie, 55, Clear Creek, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of driv.ng while intoxi- 10 and $55.00 on June until May Parley Johnson report that they have received a letter from their son. Merlin, in which he says he has been advanced to sergeant first class. Young Johnson is leader of a weapon platoon in Korea. Mrs. John R. Moyle has left for corresponding week was 70 on the 15th and the low was 35 on the her home in Pearl Beach, Michi13th. gan, after being a guest for the Precipitation totaled .2G of an past month at the home of her inch for last year compared to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. none for this year. Bockol. paid. Janet Nielson, 20, Huntington, entered a plea of guilty to the charge of speeding 60 miles per zone. Defendant hour in a of a $10.00. fine paid Sam Borrell, 37, Price, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of no drivers license on person. Defendant paid a fine of $10.00. 50-mi- le E. BERT0T PAINT & AUTO, PLATE 6. Ruth R. Gonzales, 26, Spring Glen, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of reckless driving. Defendant was fined $50.00. Stay was granted on payment to pay $10.00 a month commencing on June 1. Dan Price, 26, Scofield, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of no license. Defendent chauffeurs of a fine $15.00. paid May 6: Ferron Dean Tanner, 22, Loa, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of petty larceny. It was the judgement of the court that the defendant serve 60 days in jail, thirty days to be suspended upon completion of restitution. Donald R. Maxwell entered a of overplea of guilty to a charge loading. It was the judgement of the court that the defendant pay a fine of $50.00. Good cause appearing therefore, $30.00 of said fine was suspended and $20.00 was GLASS AND WINDOW GLASS PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE FAST MAIN 9.44 tirrrr 4-- II 4-- 4-- H Car-bonvil- le. 4-- II 4-- II 4-- H 4-- PRODUCE UNCLASSIFIED CAMAY, H 4-- II 4-- II reg. . 3-2- 5c DREFT, 2-2- 5c DUZ, giant ... 75c CR1SC0, 3 The Happy Cooking Club met home of Mrs. Thelma Pfaffenburger, assistant leader, on April 27. Mrs. Laura Chidester is the leader. The meeting was called to order by Karan Ptafffenbur-ge- r, president. Scrambled eggs and toast were cooked. All members were present except John Dodds, The Stitchettes Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs. Donna Davis, leader, on May 12. The dub basted in darts, tucks, pleats and some seams in the pajamas. Instruction was given on what to do at home over the week end. Linda Gamber gave a health talk. 4-- H ... 91c WHITE $ Grapefruit Onions Shaffers 39c GREEN 3 Bunches 10c For POTATOES CAMAY, Bath . IVORY, Per. . . IVORY, Med. . . ... 32c IVORY SHOW ... 32c IVORY 4-2- 5c 2-- 1 5c 4c Pound 32c large flakes 0XYD0L, JOY, large 32c TIDE, Giant 75c CHEER, giant . . 75c giant Spic-Spa- n, L, at the lbs. ... 75c large . 25c A! urkeys oininq meat Select Beef lhs; 3 Loin Cuts S Pound 6 Pounds For A Sfi ,67c Shldr. Cuts few Pound !9c 2 Pounds For .. NABISCO Vanilla Wafers 22c PURITY BY feT HIST 7 V oz. pkg. 1 N 10A T 0 1 S AV E 1 Y 0 U 4 M 0 N 2 Pounds YI Soda Crackers The Bobbinette Clothing I Club met at the home of Elaine Morris, leader, on May 18. A demonstration on the sewing machine was given and health notes were taken. Assignments were given for the next meeting to be held on May 25 at 10:00 a.m. at the Morris home. Those present were Roberta Trujillo, Dean Wallace, Katherine Andreen, Linda Jones and Susan Anderson. Carbon Avenue Store Phone 33 Price |