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Show Page Twelve' THE Obit u a r es i - Your Hit PARADE On Records On . . Sheet Music This Ole House If I Give My Heart to You Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep 4. Hold My Hand 5. Tapa Loves Mainbo 6. I Need You Now 7. Muskrat Ramble 8. Little Shoemaker 9. Hey There 10. Mr. Sandman 11. High and Mighty The 12. Whither Thou Goest 13. 1 11 Walk With God 14. They Were Doing the Mambo 15. Skokiaan 16. Lonesome Polecat 17. Smile 18. Cara Mia 19. Teach Me Tonight 20. Its A Woman's World WILLIAM J. HOWARD Funeral services for William J. Howard, 67, Helper, who died last Thursday morning in the Trice y hospital following an illness, Were conducted Saturday in the chapel of the Mitchell funeral home. He was born at Lanranshire, England, August 27, 18X7, a son of William and Elizabeth Bagoauleau Howard. He was married to Ignore Perkins in Price April 22, 1909. He was a retired coal miner. City-Count- Surviving are his widow and the following sons and daughters. William Howard and Mrs. Norma Swink, Helper; Raymond Howard, San Francisco; Claude Howard, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Sam Gregg, Spring Canyon and Mrs. Rose Poore, Sunnyside; 13 grandchildren and two sisters. Burial was in the Price city cemetery. PIERRE J. MAZET Holy rosary was recited at 8:00 p.m. in the chapel Friday of the Mitchell funeral home and requiem mass was celebrated Saturday at 11:00 a.m. In the Notre Dame do Lourdes Catholic church for Pierre Joseph Mnzot, 73, Price, who died In the Price wspital last Wednesday. He was born at Denevent, France, August 8, 1881, son of John and Epolite Bornard Mazot. He came to the United States 49 years ago and was Interested In the sheep raising business. Survivors include four brothers nntl two sisters: John Mazet, France; Joseph Mazet, Downey, California; Camille Mazet, Riverton, Wyoming; August Mazet, Worland, Wyoming; Mrs. Malvena Galeron, France; Mrs. Delphine Lauzier, Downey. Burial was in the Price city cemetery. City-Coun- ty FRANK MAIiKOSEK, SR. Holy rosary was recited last night (Wednesday) at 8 oclock In the chapel of the Mitchell funeral lome and requiem mass was celebrated this morning at 10 oclock n the Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic church for Frank Marko-seSr., 72, Spring Glen, who died in the Price y hospital Friday following a short Illness. lie was born at St. Gotart Krajnski, Yugoslavia. He was a retired coal miner and had lived In Carbon county for the past 50 years. Survivors Include his widow, Anna; three sons and daughters by a former marriage, Frank Marko-seJr., Sunnyside; Edward Monticello; Airs. Rose i, Spring Glen; four stepchildren, Albert Sperleckcr, San Mateo, California; Mrs. Julia Warren, Dragcrton; Mrs. Sophia Sunter, Dragerton; Mrs. Ann Vuksinik, Spring Glen; 14 grandchildren. Burial was In the Price city cemetery. k, City-Count- k, Mar-wsel- c, Radio Talk Sunday to Open Book Week Fete A. John Ruggcri, Carbon county attorney, has been announced as the speaker who will open the Na tional Book Week activities in Carbon county November Mr. Ruggerl will speak over Radio Station KOAL at 12:30 Sunday, November 14. This year the slogan for Book Week Lets Read will be the theme of his talk and those listening will be offered information and Incentive to acquire and follow good reading habits. Other Book Week activities sponsored by the Carnegie Public Library of Price Include: A radio skit given by the speech department of Carbon College, under tiie direction of Lucille Rowe, on Saturday, November 13th, at 9 :15 a.m.; Story Telling Hour will be conducted at the Price Carnegie Library November 13th and November 20th at 1:30 p.m. by the College speech classes. In the win14-2- at there will be a display of book dow Price Trading Co. LINCOLN LUKE, Mgr. 33 No. Main Ilard-ing-Centr- Now- GET the FACTS ... al P-T- A on Reading for Children. Thirty-eigh- t years ago the late Franklin K. Mathiews, then chief librarian of the Boy Scouts of America, discovered that there were very few good books for children, and those few were not easily available. He therefore sot about to interest bookstores In better books and to display them in November just before the Christmas buying season. This was the beginning of the national week Idea which was the first of all special weeks which now crowd the calendar. Mr. Mathiews then took the subject up with aook publishers, who called upon the assistance of librarians and a general cntalog was published, The Book Shelf for Boys and Girls," so in 1919 Book Week was irn, and this year will mark the 3Gth annual celebration. Each year has marked greater ntercst in this community. Children and adults alike take part in the activities of the week. Last year during Book Week more books were circulated in the Price Carnegie Library than during the entire month of November the year before. O ed Governor Lee, Dr. J. C. Hub- public service, the county courtbard and Duane A. Frandsen. house was closed during the servThe funeral was attended by ices. (Continued from Page One) was appointed by Governor J. heads of aU in the Funeral arrangements were in Bracken Lee as the Democratic state capitol departments building, as well as charge of Wallace mortuary, Price, member of the State Industrial many prominent citizens all over and interment was in the Price commission in 1951. In 1953, the the state. In honor of his long city cemetery. governor named him to the State Finance commission. He was also a member of the State Land board, and had taken an active part in the program to obtain state title to the school AT LAST A PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTOR. land sections now being surveyed, which will help provide funds for TWO YEARS TV EXPERIENCE! school purposes. He had served as Democratic party county chair, r , man; secretary of the Carbon Water Conservancy district and treas10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. urer of the Price River Water conPcrkview Dining Room servation district. He was one of the original memTEACHING TAP, ACROBATIC, PERSONALITY bers, serving 12 years, of the CarSINGING AND NOVELTY DANCING. bon County Selective Service FREE AUDITIONS, NO OBLIGATION. board, and was active in many civic organizations. He had served Free Balloons and Candy. on the Price city council and at one time was a candidate for mayEddy Peril, Instructor or of Price. MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Mr. Smith was a member of the DANCE AND AFFILIATED ARTISTS A. JOHN RUGGERI LDS church, and of the Price reading of a new book with one lodge, Benevolent and Protective of previous years. Ask the libra- Order of Elks. He was born in Price June 29, rian to help you. She will be glad to draw your attention to the 1899, a son of Harry C. and Lillie Erickson Smith. He was married many fjne books at her disposal. to Helen MacKnight in Price on March 25, 1921. A. N. Smith N. Eddys Dance Studio Grand Opening Saturday, Nov. 27th Naomi Chapter, 0ES Elects Official Slate for 1954-5- 5 Naomi chapter No. 13, Order of Eastern Star, Price, held its annual election of officers with Mrs. Nellie Duncan, Price, elected to the post of worthy matron and Carlos Giacoletto, Helper, elected as worthy patron. The following - officers were elected or appointed to serve with them for the ensuing year; Mrs. Ethel Binch, associate matron; Arthur Cassett, associate patron; Mrs. Mary Shilaos, secretary; Mrs. Mary Knobbs, treasurer; Mrs. Susan Bradak, conductress; Mrs. Kissell, associate conductress; Mrs. Jeffie Dalton, chaplain; Mrs. Josephine Wheeler, marshall; Mrs. Leva Hall, organist; Mrs. Anto- Besides his widow, he is survived by three sons : Henry M. Smith, Bountiful; Arthur Neal Smith, Jr., serving with the U. S. navy in Japan; Thomas Smith, Salt Lake City; two grandchildren; two brothers, Wilford Smith, San Pedro, California, and Ira Smith, Huntington Beach, California. The funeral services were in charge of Bishop Amel Dennison of the Price Second ward. The services were held up one hour for the arrival of his son, Neal, who was flown from Japan. Main speakers at the tabernacle includ- - The regular monthly meeting the Carbon County Ladies Democratic Club will be held Monday, November 15, at 2:00 p.m. at the home of Carrie Milner at Wellington. for the affair will be Katie Liddell inette Govcshek, Adah; Mrs. Lorraine Giacoletto, Ruth; Mrs. Ebba and Charlotte McCourt. Martin, Esther; Mrs. Hannah Mc- Clickers Honor Boys Donald, Martha; Mrs. Nora Seal-eMembers of the Price junior Electa; Mrs. Minnie Wilsoip, warder, and William Dalton, senti- high school Clicker Club were hostesses at a party which honnel. d The and appoint- ored the football players and the ive officers will be installed No- other members, of the Athletic vember 18 at 8:00 p.m. in the Ma- Club. The party, held October 20, sonic temple with Mrs. Georgette featured dancing and pie and ice Zubeck as installing matron as- cream as refreshments. sisted by Mrs. Amy Nelson, chaplain; Mrs. Wilhelmina Holdaway, Safeway Contest Winner marshall, and Mrs. Ethel t, Mrs. Stella Hastings of Price was judged fourth place winner organist. All visiting Eastern Stars, Mas- in the Skylark Treasure Hunt conter Masons, their families and test recently which was conducted close friends are cordially invited by Safeway Stores, according to to attend this open installation. Walter Coyne, manager. Mrs. Refreshments will be served fol- Hasting received $20 for her essay lowing the installation ceremonies. on why she used Skylark bread. Jo-A- DOES NOT BURY ITS HEAD TO HIDE. Lady Democrats to Meet J' of nn y, newly-electe- (Proof Next Week) The word thug is not modern slang (in last weeks ad): si confederacy of professional s, who terrorized India for 700 years. They worshipped Kali Ma, the Hindu goddess of destruction, and assassination was a religious duty. Dont hide the every minute need of insurance. Fire, accident, burglary every hazard that may descend upon you at any hour of the day, can be covered by insurance. Protect what you have. It comes from the name of mur-derer- Hilla-bran- PRICE9UTA 2 All FIRST QUALITY AND FRESH STOCK QUALITY TESTED fv Lto end approved by the Better Fabrics Testing Bureau "Fashion Approved" Colours A delicate Taupe A Neutral Beige Type 1 type 1 great-grandchildre- n; 12-- 3 In 12 denlt. In IS denier. 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Precipitation totaled .22 of an nch last year compared to none for this year. Znith A Misty 12 or ) J d enler deluxe tO govg proportioned sloefingt. and youll get a Tublt, Tzmzy&r ed City-Coun- ty Price - Dlxon-Taylor-Russe- illustrations, including diagrams, book jackets and posters made by the children of the public schools; there will also be the usual fine display of childrens books at the library during the week; the will have as one of its speakers on November 17th Mrs. S. W. Marshall who will talk well-inform- Music Dept, of 0. Much has been said about the nfluence of comics, cheap radio and television programs which give children wrong Ideas. A good book will keep a childs mind occupied in the right direction. The books at the public library are chosen with care and discrimination from the best childrens lists. A child who forms good reading habits beSECONDO DOLEATTI comes an intelligent citizen. Holy rosary will be conducted If you as an adult have not Friday (tomorrow) at 8:00 p.m. formed the reading habit, become in the chapel of the Mitchell funby alternating your eral home and requiem mass will be celebrated Saturday at 10:00 In Abitlana, province of Torino, a.m. in the Notre Dame de Loura son of Joseph and Marla Italy, des Catholic church for Secondo Doleatti. He enme to the United (Joe) Doleattl, 73, Trico, who died States In 1903 and settled in ColoWednesday at the Price rado then came to Utah In 190-1- . hospital following an Ill- He was a retired coal miner. ness. Survivors include his widow and He was born November 3, 1881, the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Vera Wilson, Price; Marie Doleatti, Salt Lake City; Tony Doleatti, Helper; four grandchildren, two a sister in Italy. Burial will be in the Price city cemetery. Sal-zett- SUN-ADVOCA- it yourself Come in for actual demonstration... learn the joys of better hearing... find out how much you have been missing. Marriage licenses were obtained from the office of the Carbon county clerk during the past week by the following four couples : Gregory Thomas, 69. Helper, and Josephine Vuletieh, 62, Springville; Del Bert Leamaster, 23, and Janet Gay Nielson, 20. both of Huntington; James Willie Gentry, 20, Helper, and Lola Heather Krebs, 15, Spring Gleil; Jay Rodney Edwards, 20, Price, and Gloria Dean Christensen, 19, Cleveland. beautiful stockings once-a-ye- ar WURIITZER TO-DA- Y MONEY-BAC- K GUARANTEE EASY TIME PAYMENT PLAN Spinet Piano . MAY BE PURCHASED FOR BALANCE DUE ON CONTRACT. It will be available on our next trip in this territory. Our 20th Anniversary Year vjpauc. 31 East Mato Street Frier. I'tah Write to Glen Bros. Music Co. 57 No. Univ. Ave., Provo, Utah or Phone Price 037R1 Ladies Department 2iuofjtcsZja (2o. Main Street Store Phone 33 Price 1 |