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Show Page Four THE Thursday, May 23, 1957 Talent Show SOCIETY and CLUB NOTES As Benefit Project Mia Maids of Price Second ward MIA, under the direction of Edna Peacock, leader, and Marion Miller, drama director, presented an outstanding talent show Wednesday, May 15, in the tabernacle basement. Money raised from the show will be used for a worthy project. Numbers on the show included a double trio by Nancy Pace, e Mathis, Linda Mills, ' Lynne Olsen, Bonnie Anderson and Diane Wallace; a reading by Reba Keele; a pantomine by Sandra McArthur; a by Caddus Lott; a piano solo by Jack Buchanan; a tap dance by Llnne Olsen and Nancy Pace; a clarinet solo by Beverly Keller accompanied by Connie Magliocco; a . reading by Lucille Allred; two numbers by Duane McConnell on the bones accompanied by Steven Petty on the accordion; a piano duet by Judy Olsen and Marie Powell; a rope act by Jerry Asey; a reading by Marion Miller; a vocal duet by Betty McArthur and Janice Jensen accompanied by Terry Gag-oan acrobatic act by Carol Jensen; guitar and vocal numbers by Lonny Thacker and an accordian solo by Charlotte Powell. Jean-nin- toe-dan- n; Teachers at Central School Honor Departing Member MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL KOLOVICH, JR. Home Rites Unite Carbon Couple ' Miss Phyllis Worthen became the bride of Michael Kolovich, Jr., in rites performed at the home of the brides aunt and uncle, Mr. ind Mrs. Clayton Worthen, April 18 at 7 p. m. Bishop Dan Keller cereofficiated at the double-rin- g mony, which was performed before a background of burning candles in floor standards. The bride, who is the granddaughter of Mrs. Minnie Worthen, was given in marriage by her uncle. She wore a dress of satin with a lace top and carried a bou-o- f white carnations surrounding a purple orchid. Her short veil was held by an embroidered tiara. Helen Pappas attended the bride as maid of honor, Janet Sommer was bridesmaid and Gloria simo was flower girl. Eli Kolovich was best man for his brother. After the ceremony a buffet supper was held at the Worthen home for the wedding party and family members and a reception honored them from 8 to 10. A d cake with the beautiful layers seperated by plastic elevators and arrangements of pink and white stock provided the wed--, ding decor. Following a Las Vegas honeymoon, the couple is now making a home in Hiawatha. Mr. Kolovich is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kolivich of Hiawatha. parties for the bride included a shower given by Helen four-tiere- Pre-nupti- al Pappas, Betty Kochevar and Patricia Paine at the Worthen home the Monday preceding the COUSINS ENTERTAINED AT ' BIRTHDAY PARTY Pamela Boyack entertained her cousins, aunts and grandmother at a fun party on her ninth birthday Tuesday, May 21. Birthday cake and all the trimmings and prizes for the youngsters were enjoyed during the afternoon. The family group included Sherrie and. Kathleen Patterick and their mother, Mrs. George Patterick, David, Jerry and Stephanie Dent and their mother, Mrs. William Dent, Gene Strate and his mother, Mrs. James Strate, and grandmother, Mrs. E. E. Jones. Pamela is the daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Ross Boyack. The same group celebrated David Dents fifth birthday in a similar manner at the Dent home Others on hand to enjoy the afternoon of sewing and pleasant Mrs. Elton Taylor entertained visiting were Mrs. Mabel Empey, the members of the Mnemonic Mrs. B. W. McAllister, Mrs. Della club at her home last Friday after- Gibson, Mrs.. Earl Stevens, Mrs. noon. Her daughters, Louise and D. E. Wiliiams, Mrs. Ben Ward, Julia Anderson, and grandchildren Mrs. Fred Keller, Mrs. .Hardy Claudia Jacobsen and Jonie Little- were present and Mrs. George Bryner, Mrs. Belle Johnson, Mrs. B. L! Frandsen, john, accompanied by Clara Watkins and Mrs. Hulda Lou Kirk- John Prince, Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Hattie Mrs. Jorgensen George of Thompson and toasts to the tenth wood, daughter Bent. grade girls by the ninth graders. Bent, were special guests. Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Leavitt, club advisor, were presented gifts and each tenth grade girl received a set of scatter pins. New officers of the club wrere announced. They are Linda Harmon, president; Alice Tanaguchi, secretary, and Ruby Sanchez, Gail Christensen and Judy Olsen, cheer HEARING AID leaders. MNEMONIC CLUB NEWS Clicker Club Honors Graduating Members Present MIA Maids SUN-ADVOCA- Outgoing members of the Price junior high Clicker club were honored by the ninth grade members at a banquet held at the Price cafe Friday, May 17. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Anderson find Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leavitt were special guests. Club activities for the past year provided the motif for the party. The tables were decorated with dolls dressed in Clicker uniforms and large block numbers Each place was marked by a photograph of the girl mounted on blue and white paper, Judy Olsen was mistress of ceremonies for the program which included a piano duet by Miss Olsen and Marie Powell, a reading by Karen Lou Hanson, a song by Connie Vouros, Annette Stamoulis, 56-5- 7. CLUB ENTERTAINED AT SEPPIS An enjoyable evening was spent by members of the Thursday bridge club May 16, when they were entertained by Mrs. Herman Seppi. French lilacs and tulips made attractive decorations and a delicious dessert was served. Members present were Mrs. Kay Bunnell, Mrs. Jack Porter, Mrs. Lem Shiner, Mrs. Harold Patterick, Mrs. Aaron Hanson, Mrs. Hal MacKnight, Mrs. J. Grant Kilfoyle and Mrs. Max Dooley, a special guest. Prizes went to Mrs. Shiner and Mrs. Porter. Miss May Burton was guest of honor at a' party given by the teachers of the Central school in the dining room of the Harding school Monday after school. Teachers of the Harding and Durrant schools were also present. Figurines and low bowls of pansies on glass mirrors made charming table decorations. A lovely Lennox vase was given to the guest of honor by the group. Miss Burton, a well known and much beloved teacher in Price for many years, is leaving to teach in the Wasatch school in Clearfield. She and her mother, Mrs.' Mabel Burton, have purchased a home there and plan to leave during the summer. Miss Burton will attend sximmer school at the BYU. 50X" AT WORK THIMBLE CLUB NEWS Mrs. Ida Thomas entertained the ladies of the Thimble club at her home last Friday evening. Mrs. Crystal Guyman, Mrs. Cecil Waterman and Mrs. DuWayne Kimber were special guests. MEETS AT KELLERS An enjoyable afternoon was spent by members of the Social Sewing Circle at the home of Mrs. A. D. Keller on May 16. 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