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Show THE Two Pag Guard Helped U. S. Grow s National Guard played an important role in the expansion of the U.S. They went to Mexico with the Regulars in 1838-4fought mightily on both sides in the Civil War; campaigned in the West; took part in the assault on San Juan Hill; n Philipwent to the pines; and met a General named John J. Pershing, for the first time, along the Mexican Border in the year 1916. 0; fever-ridde- . Green River News Wellington News Highlights Reported civilian-soldier- Briefs Reported The Wellington PTA held its annual Founders Day program Wednesday, February 17, in the Mrs. Hal school gymnasium. Schultz, Helper was the principal speaker. She talked on the preschool program of the PTA. Mrs. Dorus Hanna and Mrs. Catherine Rich were in charge of the prowere gram. Cup cakes and punch served. and Mrs. Lester Roberts have moved their trailer home to Moab where he is employed. Hollis Bowers has returned to Provo for further treatment after faiiing to recuperate in a satis- factory manner from the effects of his operation. The Wellington Junior High held its annual Sweetheart Ball Friday, February 19, in the school gymnasium. The theme was, "My Blue Heaven. A large crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thayn and children of Provo were weekend guests at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Joseph V. Bunderson. Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Golding and children spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Salt Lake City, spent Friday through Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Gumbrecht, Mrs. Clara Russell and other members of the Why Joes your bank advertise? 'e believe that advertising, of the right sort, can to you and to us. Through be mutually beneficial idvertisements such as this one, we seek to explain how our banks many services can bring greater safety, convenience, speed, economy, and system to our neighbors everyday money matters. Whenever you see how a service of ours will meet a need)f yours, everybody stands to gain. If you have questions about our bank and its services which our ads have not yet covered, do come in and ask theml Saturday, Carbon Emery Bank February 27, there was a wedding reception in the school honoring Miss Veloy Grund-vidaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Grundvig, and Rich Wilder, son of Mrs. Delma Wilder. Mrs. Loretta Thayn and Thelma W. Pierce spent Thursday through Sunday in Salt Lake City. Mrs. g, Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Price 45 South Carbon Avenue family. Vernell Olson spent a few days this week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson land other members of the family. The Wellington Second ward MIA held drama night in Mutual Tuesday they Monday evening. traveled to Price to present a program. Tuesday the First ward presented its drama night and will also go around the county presenting the program in a variety of wards. Word has been received here that Rayma Pierce, daughter of Mrs. Thelma W. Pierce, is recovering from pneumonia in Grand Junction. She has been working in Colorado the past year. Thayn spent the time with her mother, Mrs. George Sutherland, Thursday, March 3, 1960 PRICE, UTAH Elton Taylor, Duane Frandsen and Jesse Bryan of the stake presidency were speakers at the ward conference held at the LDS church Sunday. W. W. West was down during the week for the Sunday School. Mrs. Beulah Draper and Mrs. Gertrude Hansen visited Relief Society Tuesday. and Mrs. Edward Reverend Dougherty, Mrs. Terry Spivey and Mrs. Frank Carpenter accompanied a number of the young people of the Community church to attend a Christen Missionary Alliance meeting in Dragerton Thurs-M- r. ' day of last week, There were one hundred persons in attendance at the Cub Scout banquet held in the dining room of the Community church Thurs- day night. Welcome was given by Marshal Thompson and Lemoine Pollock. A talk otn Scouting was given by Eugnee'llunt. Clarence Abplanalp gave out the awards. Bishop Ellis Peacock gave the opening and closing prayers. Mrs. Walter Daye, Mrs. Rollin and Mrs. Erroll Stott are the den mothers. The Past Matrons of Bethany Chapter No. 9, OES, held their meeting at the Lodge Hall Saturday of last week and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Ruby Beebe, president; Mrs. Delbert Cook, vice president; Mrs. Erma Wimmer, secretary, and Mrs. Mildred Purdy was retained as treasurer. A meeting for March 25 was scheduled with a covered dish lunch preceding the business meeting. Associated Women Students of Carbon College presented the assembly Thursday, February 23. The theme was "Carbons Ambassadors to the World. Introduction to the program was given by Linda Tucker, AWS president. A. Dean Wengreen sang a Swedish song. Dorothy Robb, Canadian student, gave a short talk on Canada; Leonard Trauntvein, recently returned missionary to Denmark, gave a talk in Denmark, and dem- - who is recovering from an operation. Charles Sprague, Wellington Junior High teacher, has been confined to his home with the flu. Don Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larsen, had a growth removed from his leg Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Olson, Salt Lake City, visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Olson the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs Horace Gene Thayn, Salt Lake City, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thayn, Wellington, and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Greenwood, Price, Saturday and Sunday of this week. Wann George Pierson was called to Cucamonga, California, this week to attend the funeral for his father, Axel Pierson. The elder Mr. Pierson was 88 years old. The Price Junior High presented a musical program to the students of Wellington Junior High and a number of parents Friday of last week. BETTER-BRAKES.- Buicks fin-cool- clothing. Mrs. Gunda Reid, wom- ens physical education instruc- tor, who returned last spring from Hawaii, gave a short talk on Hawaii and the Lucian Reid family entertained with a demonstration of Hawaiian dance. Red Cross gives all year long! In a true democracy there would be no special favors for business, men or institutions. BUICK '60 .. Aluminum Drums get rid of heat quicker so youre safer! metaL Buick is the only American car that makes them standard, at no extra cost, because you will be safer with them. Best time to buy a Buick 60 is now because you will get top dollar on your old car and have a wide selection of colors and body styles from which to choose. You can own a quality Buick for less than you might think, and your Buick Dealer can arrange terms to suit your budget. Brakes generate their own worst enemy terrific heat. Excessive heat ia bad because it may cause brakes to lose part of their effectiveness. So the faster you can dissipate it, the better off you are. 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