Representatives of various church, civic, governmental and social organizations have been invited to attend and take part. The Price Elks' lodge will conduct the ritualistic ceremony which is designed for such occasions. And important part of the ceremony will be the placing of documents in a copper box to be deposited in the cornerstone. Copies of newspapers relating to the building's construction, pictures of civic importance, possibly an ordinance book, and other items will be placed in the box, according to William Grogan, city recorder. Music for the program will be furnished by the Carbon High School band, under direction of E.M. Williams.
Price continues to be the cornerstone in the lives of former residents throughout the country.
In 1938 Ed Culp was a 10 year old student at Harding Elementary. He is now 70 years old, in poor health and living in Vancouver, Washington. His daughter, Rosie Potts, has been trying to clear up some of the unanswered details and questions in her father's life, one of which concerns a forgotten time capsule sealed in the cornerstone of the Price City Hall. Jones located several back issues of the 1938 Sun Advocate which contained articles regarding the laying of the cornerstone of the civic building. Jones and city water crewmen explored a crawl space at the cornerstone after being contacted by Potts, but were unable to detect anything.