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Show THE Page Eight an Wattis Postmaster Attending State Convention at Provo Josephine Wheeler, Wattis postmaster, left Wednesday to attend the annual convention of Utah postmasters to be held in Provo May 19, 20 and 21. This year each member of the organization was asked to bring a sample of their hobby or something pertaining to that hobby. Mrs. Wheeler is well known for her exquisite needle work so she took several pairs of embroidered pillow cases, a tablecloth and several doilies and dresser scarfs to show her handiwork. Then each postmaster was asked to bring as a prize for another postmaster, a gift representing the community in which he lives. Mrs. Wheeler took as her prize a coal shovel, a gift from the company, and as her personal gift to be used as a prize a table lamp, the base of which was an artistic piece of a cedar bough cut from one of cedar trees adjacent to Wattis. Accompanying Mrs. Wheeler to Provo were Fern Barker, postmaster at Wellington, n Agnes Scow, postmaster at and Carmela Peterson, postmaster at Royal. Reverend and Mrs. Albert Scarffe and children, Carol and John, called in Wattis last Wednesday at the W. J. Hillabrant home, at the Eldon Harwards and the Wiley Wheeler home and the Reedy Kendricks. They made a call of sympathy on Mrs. Beverly Haltom Palmer, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brozovich, their children and the new baby boy, and also with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Grubbs and children. Saturday morning Delyle Batchelor, assistant superintendent; Wicut-wo- rk Drag-erto- mine foreman, ley Wheeler, and John C. Brozovich, material clerk of the Lion Coal Corporation, left on the Zephyr from Helper for Cleveland, Ohio, where they will attend the big Coed Show of the American Mining Congress. The general manager of the Lion Coal Corp. Arthur B. Foulger, the sales manager Wilford Smeding, and the purchasing agent, Grant Foulger, all of Ogden, Utah, are also attending these important meetings. The children of the sixth grade of the Wattis school joined the sixth graders of all the tary schools in Carbon county in their first annual concert Friday evening, May 13, at the Carbon College gymnasium. In Wattis all elemen- the sixth graders happen to be boys and they are unusually good singers. During their days of preparation for this event, Mrs. Mae Olsen took them and their accompanist, Mrs. Hillabrant to Hiawatha one afternoon and they enjoyed singing the songs with the sixth 'graders there. Then another afternoon Mrs. Olsen took them to Price where they sang with all the Price sixth graders under the able direction Apollo Hansen, music supervisor of the county school, in one of the practice assemblies. Mrs. Mary Alice Brozovich, the pew president of the Wattis organization, has also been elected as president of the Micra Adelphi Club of Price and was to have been installed Monday evening but during her husbands absence (he is in Cleveland, Ohio) she and their sons, Freddie and Johnnie, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Sabina Caricola in Raton, New MexP-T- A Thursday, May 19, 1955 SUN-ADVOCA- daughter, Loyann, and her son, Lewis, of Provo drove to Wattis Saturday afternoon and spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Olsen. Sunday morning Lewis took Douglas Olsen, Alan Shaw and Kayne Grubbs down to the San Raphael desert to see "Hap" and Nolan Olsens uranium claim, returning that evening. Mrs. Scott enjoyed a ride around Price and up to East Carbon Sunday afternoon with her daughter and Mrs. Nolan Olsen, stopping in Dragerton to call on the Osier Piemws DONT MISS THIS CHANCE FOR EXTRA SAVINGS! ft Olsens. Little Scott Davis, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Davis of Price, spent several days last week, the guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Grubbs. Mrs. Lee Shaw and Mrs. Nolan Olsen attended the LDS Primary THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURD- AY preparation meeting at the Tabernacle in Price Saturday afternoon. This was the last monthly meeting until August. The final meeting of the Wattis was held Thursday evening when Mrs. Thomas Ramage, president of Carbon County Council, installed the new officers. Hazel Smith was presented with a past presidents pin and Mary Alice Brozovich with the acting presidents pin. This was the last meeting of the school year. ico. Mrs. Ray Tweddell left Friday for a two weeks visit in Los Angeles with her son and daughter.' Mrs. W. J. Hillabrant spent Friday and Saturday in Price attending the state PEO convention. Mrs. Hillabrant is a member of Chapter B, the hostess chapter, and she and Mrs. Earl McAlpine were in charge of the music for the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Fiechko are OES Leaders Visit the proud parents of a baby son born April 23 in the Price Green River hospital. The Fiechko famMrs. Avjp I. Malmsten, worthy ily are delighted that the new arrival is a boy as they have two grand matron of the Order of little daughters. Eastern Star of Utah, and C. K. Mr. and Mrfe. Reedy Kendrick Paxton, worthy grand patron, motored to Salt Lake City Satur- made their official visitation to day and visited their daughter, Bethany chapter No. 9 at Green Gay, who is graduating at the River recently. They were accompaniend by the University of Utah next month. In addition to her studies, Gay following grand officers and other works as one of the assistant li- visitors : Georgina Roach, Payson, brarians at the University. The association grand matron; William Kendricks also visited their son J. Ross, Salt Lake City, associaand wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard tion grand patron; Naomi P. HopKendrick and son, Kenvan. Dick kins, Salt Lake City, grand secreis an honor student in the School tary; Eleanor F. Heitzman, Salt of Medicine also at the U. of U. Lake; Fava K. Parker, Ogden; The last program of the school Gladys R. Punshon, Magna; May year was given Wednesday eve- B. Yates, Ogden; Margaret Rohn, ning at the schoolhouse when ev- Milford. Also Irene M. Paxton, Ogden; ery pupil was "on the stage" in many different plays, songs and Lucille S. Smith, Salt Lake City; recitations. The mothers were Myrtle Therjault, Eureka; Ida G. honored guests at the program. Brooking, Logan; Ethel M. Ihvig, Thursday the Wattis gave Ogden; Wanda B. Riggle, Neola; y an picnic for the children Edna Staten, Salt Lake City; Verl at Huntington Canyon where they Staten, Lois Ross, D. D. Punshonn were taken by the mothers in pri- all of Salt Lake City; Sadie Blank, vate cars. An Roosevelt; Mr. and Mrs. R. 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