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Show Thursday, May 20, 1954 THE Thirteen from Spring Glen to Graduate Plan Boosted Large Crowd Turns Out for Store By Interior Chief Party at Sunnyside Coal-to-Chemic- Sunday evening the graduates Monday night the Relief Society cf Carbon College and Carbon lesson was by Mrs. Donna high were honored at a baccalaur- Taylor. The given lesson was the last eate service held in the Price one to be given on scolia science municipal auditorium. The guest and dealing with the Constitution. speaker was Dr. G. Homer DurDickei and Sussie Mack of Moab ham, vice president of the Un- spent the week end visiting at the of Utah. The Page Three SUN-ADVOCA- als Jr., of Sunnyside came to the store to claim their prize. The bicycle was won by Mr. J. A. Brinkley of Suunydale. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Wilkins of Sunnyside drew the numbers from the box and was given a pair of Lee jeans. Six pair of Leo overalls were given os more numbers were drawn from the box. These went to Mrs. Earl Brubaker, Ray Johnny Jones, Mrs. Tony Terardi, Aubcry Otterstrom and Mrs. Don Vigil. Mrs. Vigil and Mrs. Brubaker were e winners both having won a bag of groceries on the "Stump Us" The big birthday sale at the Secretary of the Interior Doug-a- s McKay told Congress recently Miners Trading Post on Saturday, students from home of Mr. and Mrs. William that processes demonstrated at May' 15, attracted an estimated Spring Glen who are gratuating Morgan. Bureau of Mines plants for pro- crowd of nearly 3,000. The sale from the college include Louis The Wit and Humor Club duction of synthetic fuels "might began on Friday anil the clown Vuksinick and Donna Stowell ad w'ill the children both from the high school are Lee of hold its first swimming party lave immediate economic value entertained the at Helper on May 27. . for producing chemicals." days. Coffee and hot cakes were Milano, Weldon Crouse, Rodger Dienna year Pinarelli is chairman and Pease, Betty Pease, Joyce Judd, her assistant McKay sent Congress the an- served all day Saturday in the is Billy Marshall. nual Leah Anderson, report for 1933 on the syn- store and at 11:00 am. Saturday Gayle Rowley, Mrs. Boyack, the leader, requests thetic fuels program Dunn, Patty covering re- hot dogs were served out under Joy Christensen, that each girl have a written the trees in the parking lot. The search Martha Miller and Pauline Miss Dolores Fratto from Colstatement from her parents that shale. with both coal and oil two big attractions of the day Donna Davies, Velma Nel-vashe be allowed to go. Each of the umbia, were Us the Boys" at Stump is general agreement," There e to Park drove and will be to assigned bring he said, that this nation will find 2:00 p.m. and the drawings for Mrs. Chyrstal Fullerton spent girls for Sundav their first Saratoga a toward lunch. something picnic it necessary in the foreseeable the deep freezer, the bicycle and and Marilyn Allred from Sunny Wednesday night in Columbia There will be no club meeting this future where she gave a demonstration to supplement domestic six pair of Lee Ruler overalls vale drove to Park Rosher and which took place at 3 00 p.m. on arranging flowers to the Relief Thursday. and petroleum with synfor their first Mrs. Dorothy Haycock and her theticimported A platform in front of the store aratoga Sunday oil and that the technology Society women. She stayed at the of season. the re swimming home of her sister, Mrs. Mike two children, who have spent the for the production of synthetic was covered with a beautiful rug turned to Price in time They dinfor last week visiting in Provo with fuels from coal and oil shale and here the "Stump Us Boys ner and a late show. Tumball. Madge, Gayle, and Judy Rowley her husband, returned home Fri- should be developed at an early had their show. Earl Donaldson Mrs. Del llighlin and son. Bud traveled Saturday to Meadow day. played the Hammond electric ordate . . . from Ilawthrone, Nevada, are dy, Mrs. is Dorothy Marshall stay' where they met their parents and Although the potential oil pro- gan with Wayne Cody at the spending two weeks with her is while her with she parents duction from our important coal piano and Kay Ilichens was the niece and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. ing family, Mr. and Mrs. Twenty-sireserves is about 10 time as large announcer. bags of J. C. Stevenson, Rowley, Sr., who have been stay- receiving medical aid. Jr., Terri Lee anc Mr. Mrs. and Goodrich Howard as that from oil shale, the latter groceries were given when the ing with their daughter and Clive. Jimmy to and Unitah the traveled men on were family Mr. and Mrs. Weldo Bush-nel- l. songs. The will be used in the first stumped Lieutenant and Mrs. David T Basin Sunday where they visited probably fuels plants be- last prize, a Hollywood deep fat synthetic liquid Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Judd and with Mr. Goodrichs father. cause of the appreciably lowert fryer, was won by Mrs. Gaylen Avery and three sons. David Jim Morgan left Friday for cost . . . Polito. Her song that stumped Danny, and Darol from San Diego, daughters, Charlotte and Marilyn, will Moab he about where them was "Where is Ace." Mrs California, have been visiting with spend cost for Current with Mrs. estimates Judds father, along week. a motor fuel from oil shale indicate Avona Blackburn won one of the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern John Bailey, spent Friday in Salt TuesMarshall left Mrs. Stella Lake City. that such fuel may be competi- aags of groceries and sang the T. Avery, in Sunnydale, for she where Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Allred day in song they didnt know which was tive with that from Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor of will spend a month or so visiting a few years. However,petroleum All the World Forgets You spent the week end in Hiawatha When more much Preston, Idaho, visited Sunday at with her and research and development will be Theres a Mother Waiting Still." with their son and family, Mr. anc the home of their son and daughter-in- Mr. and daughter Mrs. Devon Greener. Three numbers were drawn for Mrs. Kenneth Allred, Jimmy and -law, necessary to insure operable proMr. and Mrs. Calvin Mrs. Franklin Boyack reports cesses and more reliable cost esti- the deep freezer but the holders Kathy. Taylor. that she received a letter from her mates. were not present. As announces Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mangum Mrs. Audrey Dunn, Mrs. Chry-st- sons commanding officer. He noted the that syntheMcKay previously it wasnt ni'cessary to of Price were dinner guests Sun Fullerton, Mrs. Mary Duke, writes that Pace has been ad- tic fuels program was being cur- be present at the drawing anc day at the home of their daugh and Mrs. Merlin Peterson assisted vanced to Airman third class anc saying it was planned to Monday morning the winner, Mr. ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. C, in the donor room of the blood has been shipped to Shepard Field tailed, more emphasis on funda- and Mrs. James "Ted" Tucker, Stevenson, Sr. place mobile Monday. Air Force Base in Texas. He is mental laboratory and pilot-plaMr. and Mrs. Herlin Peterson, training at the school for airplane research. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clar- and enegine emchanics. ence Reed of Latuda to Clear Sammy Melo of Moab visited Art League to Give Creek Sunday where Mrs. Peter- over end at the home of son and Mrs. Reed assisted the his the week Mr. and Mrs. Battista Oil parents, Relief Society with demonstra- Melo. Painting tions of Handicrafts for the work Johnny Dupin went uranium At Friday Drawing meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Wharff prospecting Friday. The Carbon Art League will Howard Robinson, who has been visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joohn Wharff. They are staying in Salt Lake City attend- present an oil painting to the hold from Salt Lake City. ing his wife who has been sick, er of the lucky number which will HanMrs. Elva returned home Sunday, May 9, be drawn at the groups exhibit Tuesday night sen, State Mia Miad instructor, and then returned to Salt Lake at the OPrice municipal building at 9:00 p.m. Friday evening, it has awarded the traditional Mia Miad the following Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Zagar from Wyo- been announced. Viewers at the Roses to Connie Nichols, Sandra Hansen, and Judy Hansen. The ming, Matt Zagar from Murray, exhibit today and tomorrow will girls received these for completing and Mrs. Francis Detonasi from register their names on a card and the necessary amount of work Orem, who are brothers and sis- hese will be placed in a box and ter of Mrs. Antone Dupin, spent from this box the drawing will be that they were supposed to do Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holmes Mothers day at the home of Mrs. made Friday night. and family of Salt Lake City visit Dupin. The painting to be given to the ed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Colton of person whose name is drawn is Mrs. Calvin Taylor. Salt Lake City spent a few days entitled Autumn" by Fay Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Huntsman visiting at the home of Mr. and a member of the sponsoring group. visited Friday in Salt Lake City Mrs. George Haslam. at the homes of their sons and Sunday, Mrs. Sarah Johnson ly dinner was prepared for her in REPEAT OFFER FOR Mr. and Mrs, visited in Dragerton at the home honor of Mothers Day. daughters-in-laVon Huntsman, and Mr. and Mrs. of her son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs. Tom Davis arrivMr. and Mrs. Joe Holman. A love- - ed Monday at the home of Mrs, Keith Huntsman. OPPORTUNITY DAYS Sarah Johnson. They returned home Wednesday to Ephraim. CANNON iversity Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hansen of for the vacation. Their Spanish Fork were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Avery on Sunday, May 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sacco recently returned from Washington, C. where Mr. Sacco went on msiness for the United Mine Workers. Mrs. Sacco went along Arch-ibequ- e, 4-- H three chil- dren stayed in Sunnyside with their aunt, Mrs. Jo Jensen. While in Washington they saw many historic sights and had a wonderful time. They say jet planes can be run on corn liquor. With com liquor, who needs jet planes? Youll Smack Your Lips When You Taste two-tim- YEAH OLD le Ro-sh- x son-in-la- w, spn-in-la- al nt THURSDAY! FRIDAY! SATURDAY! COLOR SPRAYED 80-SQUA- PERCALE PRINTS Diseases Twenty-seve- n THICK-LOOPE- disaese cases were reported from Carbon county to the Utah State Department of Health, 23 from the county at large and four from Price city, a report from the state agency covering the past week reveals. 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