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Show Gold and Green Ball Success in Wellington One of the loveliest dances of the season was held in the Wellington school gym Saturday evening when the Wellington First ward sponsored its Gold and Green ball. The theme, "Give Me This Night to Dream, was cleverly carried out in decorations depicting a flower garden under a star studded sky. Superintendent Edgar Blackburn took charge and announced the following numbers on the floor show at 9:15: Song, "Dream While Youre Feeling Blue," sung by the Misses Judy LaVee Price, Sharon Hartley, Jolene Erieson, Carol Thayn, Thayn, Allie Dee Norton, Velora Anderson, Sharra Peterson, Diane Price and Shanna Peterson with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Della Thayn, A Scout and Beehive dance with the following couples Delyle Rich, Ora Nell Thayn, Wade Pierce, Patsy Hartley, Darwin Thayn, Shirley Adams, Benny Blackburn, Karen Atwood, Teddy Henrie, Glenda Golding, Murray Pierce, Leatrice Pierce, Kenneth Oliver, Linda Workman, Doyle Norton, Carol Hanna, Alva Clark and Kathleen Swasey; an dance by all of the above mentioned girls; a square dance directed by Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wells and participated in by Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Norton, Collier Worley, Mrs. Christina Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo E. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells, Mr. and Mrs Vard Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mead, Gary Christensen, Miss Patsy Wells, Eldon Christensen, Miss Kathryn Burnett, LaVern Garlick, Miss Gwenda Wells, Arvel Willson and Miss Elaine Bunderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Wells; closing number was a couple dance directed by Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bagley, with the following couples participating Miss Judy Hartley, Roger Acwood, Miss Velora Anderson, Miss Sharon Hanrie, Jimmy Thayn, Tom Hanna, Miss LaVee Price, Clinton Mitchell, Miss Hope Colby, Jerry Shorts, Miss Sharra Peterson, Larry Golding, Miss Shanna Peterson and Jack Booth A large crowd was in attendance and music was furnished by Andersons orchestra. Special stake visitors present included YWMIA President Mrs. Arvel Anderson and Mr. Anderson, President and Mrs. Asa L. Draper, Mr. and Mrs Blaine Marks, Mrs. Stella Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Golding and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder. n visitors in Wellington during the past week included Mr. and Mrs. Don Allred and two small daughters of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Allred is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Grant Christensen. Keith Garlick visited here from Salt Lake ' City as did Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Eastm, small son, Kyle, and Gene Chantry of Monticello. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tidwell, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Van Wagoner arl Mrs. Dora Powell, all of Salt Lake City, and former residents came for the funeral services last week of the late Mrs. Mary Branch. George Watt of the Carbon stake high council spoke in the Second ward Sacramental meeting Sunday evening. He was accom panied bv his son, Ronald Watt who rendered a vocal solo, "Thr all-gir- ls Out-of-tow- NW2 Jehovahs Witnesses THE SUN-ADVOCA- Slate Circuit 15, 195$ vh.ch operates in over 160 lands and last year had .a peak of over 642,000 active ministers Thirty members of Price con- preaching throughout theregularly world. gregation of Jehovahs Witnesses The purpose of such assemblies are preparing to leave for Ogden two-fol- d to preach the gospel this week- - end to take part in a is and to receive instruction three-da- y publicly circuit assembly held by Utah Circuit No. 1, it was an- on improving their ministerial nounced today by John A. Best, wark. Assembly at Ogden Lord is my Light. Mrs. Mona Marsing played the piano to accompany the song. Other speakers were Dean Shimmin of Price, who recently returned from a mission, and Miss Kay Hanson, a Beehive Girl. Mr. and Mrs. Vearl Garlick were hosts to the Fireside group at their home Sunday evening. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Burnett, Mrs Delma Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Petersen, Mrs. Beulah Draper, Mrs. Wanda Mortensen, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bitton, Mr. L. II Lish, Clair Draper and Garry Garlick. Since next Sunday is quarterly conference, the group will not meet that week, but will convene the following Sunday at the Petersen home. Among the Wellington people who went to Los Angeles this week to attend the dedication ceremonies of the LDS temple were Bishop and Mrs. Clemont A. Atwood and Mr. and Mrs. George N. Hill. Mrs. Delma Wilder visited in Salt Lake City last week end. The Rusty Dozen club met at the home of Reon McCcurt Thursday night, March 8. Gifts were brought for Ruth Branch in honor of her birthday. Bingo was played and prizes were given. March 22 they will meet at the home of Ruth Branch. Reports on Domestic Workers due presiding minister here. Delegates to this gathering will be ministers from a territory extending from Cedar City to Idaho, including 23 congregations. They are part of an international body of Christians Rex-bur- the weekly assembly of ... stu- for top notch body repairs, paint jobs. Rely on us dents at the LDS Business College, Miss Janet Thayn received an award for excellence in typing. She was one of three students to CARRIES DRAMATIC IMPACT . . . The picture with eight Aca- make the most progress in interdemy Award nominations the strangest, wildest courtship a woman mediate typing during the past ever knew is the bold subject of The Rose Tatoo which stars Burt month. Miss Thayn is the daughLancaster and Itays great, Anna Magnani now showing at the Cin- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thayn ema theatre. The showing will continue thro'ugh eight days includ- of Wellington. She is a graduate of Carbon high school. ing March 21. DIXON REDD MCT0R Price CARS MADE Save On These Plus Values For Social Security Social security reports are due in April from housewives in Carbon county who employ domestic MARKET SPECIAL workers, according to Kesler T. Powell, manager of the Provo district office, Social Security Administration. Housewives are required to make these reports during April on household workers paid as much as $50 in cash wages in January, February and March. This is the fifth quarterly report due since the new law covered household empolyees without regard to the number of days worked. Reports are sent to the District Director of Internal Revenue at Salt Lake City. Work of cooks, maids, housekeepers, gardeners and other workers in a private household counts toward eligibility for retirement or death payments under old-ag- e and survivors insurance if they are paid at least $50 cash wages by one employer in a calendar quarter. If the household employee works long enough to be insured, benefits are payable in old age or to certain survivors in case of death. Free booklets explaining the employers obligation and benefits to the employee are available by writing to the social security office located at 159 West 5th North n Provo, or by contacting a representative of the Social Security Administration who will be at the courthouse in Price March 20, 1956, from 9 am. until 3 pm. - , ON A FACTORY mstto-omig- ) su P 14 PURCHASE QUAKER8 FLOOR Of Top Quality COVERINGS BROADLOOM -- LESS up to $119 40 Sizes from 9x1 2 to enough to carpet your entire living room, wall to wall. Brand new patterns Bfegsssf Bigelow's hard-to-get-o- 5 tweedy multi-color- grey sl PEBBLE TWEED, TWEED, NUTRIA TWEED, SANDAL- Baton Broadloom CHOOSE FROM 65 $50 k RANGES 30 to 90 ALLOWANCE for your old Range tee! 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