THE HELPER JOUR FACE FOUR PROGRESSIVE 0 j Presides At Tea ;Mrs. Ray G. McGonigal was hostess to a lovely tea Friday afternoon in compliment to her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Sutton of Provo. Mrs. Sutton is worthy grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star, and came here to be in attendance at the Hosing session of Naomi Chapter No. 13, the preceding evening. About twenty-fiv- e guests called at intervals during the afternoon. FREE to our patrons all day Saturday-- a bottle of Coca-ColCome in and enjoy a cold refreshing drink on us. Utah beet bag 59c 10 lb 29c lb BUTTER solid pack 27c lb rea. COFFEE M.J.B. drio or MILK all brands 4 cans 27c SPAM lunch meat Hormels Z9c Salad Dressing Krafts Cherries Binds Utah qt. jar 34c 2 lbs 29c bars ika Giant size 59c SPRY lb can 23c 3 lb can 55c firm, ripe 3 lbs 19c NEW SPUDS Shafters 10 lbs 25c Potato Chios pkgh No. 2", can PINEAPPLE Matched Slices CODE no. 6 16c 23c 14C Pierce's doz. LEMONS C doz. choice 19c carton MATCHES 5; 25c I I I IjHI j POT ROAST Beef lb 17c to 23c Branded Beef STEAKS Steer Beef lb 23c the piece lb 21c BACON by lb Longhorn Cheese Wisconsin Medium Nippy Bin M k ii w will ). i. 19c an m urn r raA!M BIMP1"? dlndiiil! I Important Time Change Effective June Your choice of three luxurious Trains Daily I HIRAM WALK:?, u SONS, PEORIA, ILLINOIS 11 air-condition- ed THE EXPOSITION FLYER Read Read Down (Pacific 9:00 8:15 Time) San Francisco (W.P.) Salt Lake City Lv. Ar. P.M. P.M. Up Ar. 10:30 Lv. ll:io p' Ar. 11:55 10:55 8:30 P.M. P.M. (Mountain Time) 9:30 P.M. 10:22 P.M. 12:50 A.M. Salt Lake City (D&RGW) ' Provo Helper Lv. Ar. Lv. 6:55 12:55 4:10 A.M. P.M. P.M. Lv. Ar. Glenwood Springs Denver Denver (CB&Q) Ar. Ar. Lv. P.M, P.m! along the Colorado River Via Moffat Tunnel Scenic Shortcut Lv. Lv. Ar. 2:27 8:35 8:05 A.M. Lv. 12:35 P.M. P.M. A.M. (Central Time) 12:30 Ar. P.M. Chicago THE PANORAMIC MOUNTAINEER Via Moffat 1:05 1:58 4:25 4:41 S:33 11:45 6:30 Ar. Lv. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Salt Lake City Provo Lv. Ar. Lv. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. Tunnel Scenic Shortcut Helper' Ar. Price Grand Junction Glenwood Springs Denver Ar. Ar. Ar. 9:40 AM. 8:42 AM. 6:15 AM, 5:58 A.M. 2:15 A.M. 11:45 P.M. 5:45 P.M. THE SCENIC LIMITED t, (Pacific Time) 9:00 8:15 Lv. Ar. P.M. P.M. San Francisco (W.P.) Salt Lake City Ar. Lv. 10:30 11:10 P.M. P.M. Westbound Scenic Limited passengers have a full day for Sightseeing in Salt Lake City (Mountain Time) 9:35 PjM. 10:35 P.M. 1:20 A.M. 1:42 A.M. 8:23 A.M. 2:27 P.M. 2:37 P.M. 3:55 P.M. 5:10 P.M. 7:25 P.M. 8:00 P.M. ' lb 19c lean PORK ROAST 15c cans Tomatoes Three No. I 16c qt. can DILL PICKLES 1 J 1ISW Dinner Hosts Mrs. George Pizza entertained at a lovely bridge breakfast last Sunday. Present were Mrs. John DeVietti, Mrs Bud Peterson, Mrs. Wm. Wetmore, Mrs. Harold Wahl, Mrs. Joe Skriner, Mrs.: Y. R. Bills and Mrs. John St. Louis. Prizes were won oy Mrs. DeMrs. and Vietti, Mrs. Peterson Skriner. Mr. and Mrs. Pizza were hosts at a dinner last Wednesday evening for! the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.! Alfred Marta of Berkeley, Calif., Miss Mary Lloyd of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pizza, Mrs. Ralph Pizza and Miss Marie Pizza of Salt Lake City. PORK and BEANS 3 tall cans 19c KERR LIDS ... M Candlelight Tea One of the most lovely of parties was given by the Cher Chez La Femnie club in compliment of the mothers of the members and the Women's club of Helper, Monday evening, in the civic auditorium. The1 room was lighted entirely by candlelight and myriads or red and white peonies and yellow roses made beau-tiful the setting. Fifty guests were present. Miss Jayne Locke officiated and gave the address of welcome. A dainty lunch-eon was served, with favors being miniature candlesticks. Preceding the tea, six girls were pledged to the club: Misses Betty! Fahring, Mary Fabrizio, Betty Car- ter, Margaret Price, Edith Marchello' and Laura Montoro. Bridge-Breakfas- 9 07. can Old , 1 2No.l, cans : - 1 Your Choice of any 3 for 27c Combination. RIPE OLIVES "Hit expen-deciine was shown in tne , $5,600.07; aid to blind, JieiT depart-county Carbon ,: the children liii14 the for month, ment of public welfare in time many, first of May for the Stanley Litizzette ar.ivea months.' according to a report made momine vveaneBuay iDame University at North Rem, this week7lad. $lb- - to spend the 8Umme Total expenditures dropped to with J17,9i5.i (.10 59 ' as-- . compared . .Tamos friarnlAtH w . IHtrtrt-iais hnmcc HIT was in general .viM - ' . . 11. ior u'hb"in API summer rrom the with as compared assistance, $7,023.49 University, c - FIFTH 0105' pre e Post Toasties Ig pkg Bran Flakes Post 40 Grape-Nut- s Flakes Tuna Fish Flakes . 193J precede ..w jttb 5, A assort-Summe- 25c 3 other funds. These were . j elC .S. BANANAS Slight ...r, Welfare Expenses ' wm code no. 447 25c 21c pie-sent- .,.- nporooQaa ir u,e - Decline Noted In , state delegates were . vnutwtinirlvThe banquet tame form o the in beautiful, being centerD.A.R. To Conclude Activities mammoth star with a floral a hues, rainbow b in honored' Mrs. M. H. Wilson will piece arranged session by the Escalante Chapter of Daugh-- tribute to the grand rainbow ters of the American Revolution as of the order which will be conducted was retiring regent on June U, and new in the fall. The rainbow scheme cards, L. the D. place officers will be elected. Mrs. :,No carried out in Parmley will succeed Mrs Wilson as ;favnrs ami room arrangements, . i,.. h lotion v- -f Mrs. Paul Pessetto. 'reeent. UCl were Mrs. J. V. Hillabrant will preside rjitualistie ceremonies which at a luncheon at her heme in Wat-(- . t chapter 10 mi. with myriads tis which will mark the closing beautifully decorated until of flnwers under (lliecuun of Mrsactivities the organization's next fall. W. B. Jones of Martin. were Miss Mrs. Wilson presented the D.A.R. Displaying lodge work Carbon the at Santi award to Rose rthel Tinner as initiatory candidate, Mrs., winner the as school recently, high and the following loiiue mu.n,. Flet-h.-anmatron; snonsored contest of the essay 'zoetta Sheldon, worthy Mrs. R Chapter. A Hall, worthy patron; nually by "Escalante hnmotn-ilror'on aril uitu llieseilted tO . n U.,11 .. csnrill t t WOrthV IUHt Mary Krompel of the Price junior ron. R j vaughan, acting in Robert high school by Mrs. D. L. Parmley, j Tui.nP,'s place as associate grand with Betty Downard receiving honor-- p"atr0I1. Mr3. Sylvia Jones, conduct-ablr mention. !re53. Mrs. Evelyn Pes;etto. Mab M ctress. ftem condu Closing For Eastern Star nnii cociptai'V: ' I lillltlll JIIU, Climaxed By Beautiful R:tes Mrs. Christine treasurer; 'Axelgard, As a climax to a session of lodge Lucille Bran.. Mrs. Houston, chaplain; activity, a spectacular banquet lollow-e- 'don, marshal; Miss Catherine Street. by beautiful lodge rituals were Mrs. Rose Migliarcio. Ada; Jo-- ! held last Thuisday evening by Naomi organist; Shaw, Ru'h; Mrs. Florence iMrs. chapter No. 13. Order of Eastern iAnne Opperman, Esther; Mrs. Mabel Star in the Masonic temple in Price. Birehard substituting for Mrs. Oer-- j twenty-fivand One hundred ,trude Orr. Martha; Mrs. Frances; guests, including Mrs. Elizabetn t 'Greenhalgh acting for Mrs. Isabel! Sutton, worthy grand matron, and TKiii!,a vtiMrs. Anna Steckle-- ; f Illllll'U. U"1- - v vi and Tony Miglioccio, man, Warder; sentinel. fSPil pirn : LUX or Lifebuoy Soaa 4 H. Portet 1 Marriage Solemnized In Denver The marriage of Miss Dorothy Parker of Denver, to Francis Lucas of Helper, was solemnized Saturday at 1:30 p.m.. at the home of the bride's uncle in Denver. The newlyweds then left on a ten-dahoneymoon trip. Mr. Lucas is expected to be back to work here about June 19. 25c Peet's Powder Ig pkg 3 cakes Crystal White Soap Free,, with Coupon 21c Ig size Super Suds Blue Pkg 2 cakes Palmolive Free with Coupon 11c White Soap Crystal 5 Giant Bars, with Coupon Rinso la i Society IRotes Helen Zeese of Salt Lake, a former student of Helper schools, received her B.A. degree in graduation ex-- " Celebrates Birthday Ronald Johnson celebrated his 7th ises at the U of U. birthday Tuesday afternoon with the following youngsters In attendance at his party: Ginger Johnson Joan jSt. Louis. Bonnie Peterson, Harold ;and Diana VVahl, Mary, Beverly and Ronald Mootz. Junior Albo, Shirley MARKET jNyman, Gordon and Robert Jacobs-hagen- . Robert Colzani, Ralph and A HOME CONCERN Charles Marches!. Mary Helen and Prices for Fri. Sat., June David Bunnel, and Tony Poligrino, SUGAR worthy grand patron. land associate grand otters. nom e.cW with numerous delegations ouw chanter in Utah and Fome G of Martin attended graduation exercises of the I aiversity of Utah. Her son, Jack, received hia B.S. degree. B. Jones W. Mrs. HELPER. N AL THURSDAY. JUNE UTAH Hostess For Wednesday Meet Mrs. Eugene Gibson was Hostess! to her club Wednesday night of last: week. Her guests were Mr rh0.iQ' Atwood of Price and Mrs. John Clif-ford of Denver. Members present! were Mrs. C. N. Memmntt n Maulsby, Mrs. J. Perry, Mrs. F. Bo-sone, Mrs. C. Jouflas, Mrs. J. Sulli-- j van, Mrs. J. Brisnahan. Mrs. A Dal. piaz, Mrs. J. Colzani and Mrs. Bergera. Prizes were won bv Mrs Bosone, Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Clif. ford. Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. 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