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Show VOLUME XXIEI NUMBER 26 EIGHT PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS Circulation That Is Proven - - Advertising That Gets Results HELPER, CAXBON COUNTY, UTAH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, . A Paper Dedicated to the Better Interest of Helper 193S and Its Trade Territory Legion Christmas Tree for Kiddies College Work Santa Claus Again Will for Local Distribute Free Candy to Pupils Children of This Vicinity Lower division college credit will be given to students eligible to enter college, upon satisfactory completion of work to be offered in local classes, according to word received this week by Superintendent W. W. Christensen from C. H, Skidmore, state superintendent of schools. Superintendent Christensen has been authorized to proceed with the establishment of classes, which will open shortly after the holiday vacation should sufficient interest be shown locally. This would permit students to secure certain college credits in such cases where they are unable to attend college. Final details will be arranged after registration has been BUY NOW - Adult Study Classes Are Being Held Adult study classes now are beconducted thruout Carbon county, according to Superintendent W. W. Christensen, under the federal aid program. At present 48 women are attending special classes each Wednesday evening in Central school, covering nutrition, home care of the sick, and sewing. Similar classes are being conducted at Kenilworth, whille sewing classes now are nicely begun at Gordon Creek, Rolapp and Wellington. Additional studies will be taken up at such time as sufficient applications are received, advises Superintendent Christensen. ing BUY NOW - EDA GOODS WIIL BE SOLD Elsewhere in this issue appears an advertisement by A. Laboroi announcing sale of the stock and fixtures of the former H. M. Eda store. Many items suitable for gift giving are being offered the public at a heavy discount. BUY NOW SUCCESS OPENS NEW STORE John Gerandas was a Salt Lake visLlior this week, going up in con- nection with opening of the Success Markets new store at Sugar-housThe Success company now operates four stores, one each in Helper, Price, Salt Lake City, and Sugarhouse. e. Coming Events Carbon county Catholic Dec. 9 Carnival, Silver Moon hall. Dec. 13 Wednesday, Kenilworth Youths section NMU dance, Roller rink. Dec. 15 Friday, American Legion Christmas tree benefit dance In Liberty hall. Dec. 15 Friday, Kenilworth Relief society benefit dance at Kenilworth hall. Dec. 16 Saturday, Fifth annual Elka charity ball, Silver Moon. Dec. 25 Christmas; only 13 shopping days left. 8-- CHRISTMAS SPIRIT AGAIN WILL REACH INTO ALL LOCAL HOMES AS AMERICAN LEGION POST SPONSORS TREE AND CANDYSTORES NOW DISPLAYING NEW TOYS The Journal Will Issue Tabloid Size in Future SECTION WILL attendant expenses, all in an effort to give Journal readers a more BE DISCONTINUED desirable publication. As time goes on, tabloid newspapers will become more common thruout the west, and The Journal now becomes a With Christmas only 13 shopping days away, plans are pioneer in this new field. NEW SIZE PAPER POPULAR As time marches on, improvefor ahead going right just as merry a Christmas as ever was THRUOUT THE EAST ments must be made in all lines to meet the demands of an ever enjoyed in the past, and to be real sure that none of the local Last week The Journal an- speeding public, and the tabloid kiddies will be overlooked Carbon post 21 of the American nounced it was seriously consider- newspaper is just one of the many Legion this year has again arranged to have Santa Claus stop ing the improvements constantly being efpublication of a in Helper Christmas evening to distribute free candy to the and sought the opinion of tabloid, readers fected. and advertisers alike as to the In addition to its ease of handlkidies and radiate good cheer. advisability of making such a ing and reading, and the addition A big Christmas tree, prettily post holding the sack, and there change. The response was over- of more reading space, the smaller decorated and illuminated with wasn't any sugar in it, either. whelming, and because of the pages will enable the advertiser colored lights will grace the space They may go in the hole again a obvious enthusiasm we are delay- with a small advertisment to make in front of the city hall, while little this year, but it is to be ing no longer but making the a creditable showing on any page of the paper; also thru use of Santa Claus smiles on the hun- hoped the entire community will necessary alteration at once. While our two tabloid issues of slightly larger space an advertiser dreds of kiddies and helps dis- back them with a smile and do its last week were only four pages in now may dominate an entire page. tribute the candy. part. It will be a mighty fine ChristThe idea of a Santa Claus re- size, all easily were able to ap- Further, because of the fact that mas, but because of the nature of mains only with the children a preciate what a convenient size it good local news will appear thruconditions thruout the country to- short span of years but in that would be for both readers and out the entire paper, the advertishis advertisement will day, the Legion is going to require time they learn the meaning of advertisers alike, and we believe er will find on any page of the be read quickly the new publication, eight pages a little help this year in order to the holiday spirit that remains " all home print, will meet with the paper. put over the tree idea and that is with them thruout life. two short the of In years, space of readwhere the public will come in. Journal Will you do your part in the popular approval The Journal has made a number of Those who can do so must lend a Legion's Christmas tree program ers. substantial improvements, to the ear course this Of Legionsympathetic The tabloid size publication is very you will. year? all with a view to giving BUY NOW naires ' and give generously, for really nothing new, but has been and Its trade territory one Helper of the Christmas wouldn't be Christmas tried for several years by editors best and Job newspaper printing unless every kiddie were rememover the nation. Today, thruout to be found anybered. the east, the tabloid publication establishments towns. This the in smaller where For some reason, the American to come has stay, both with a we have done, and our one desire to the task Legion has fallen heir number of big city daily newswill be to progress that we of furnishing a tree for the childpapers as well as the smaller always serve our community. better may ren of Helper each year. Possibly weeklies. Its outstanding merit is BUY NOW it was their own idea (we believe the convience of size, enabling it was),, but it is a real task and to readers open it out and peruse Out of approximately $738,693 its an exacting one. The beautiful tree pages much after the manner to be paid Utah wheat growers of a and candy last year left the local magazine, without the tirefor curtailing their 1934-3- 5 acresome stretching of arms. age, $839.61 will come to Carbon Also, our new tabloid edition, county, according to preliminary while somewhat smaller in size Blind information available in the office than the former publicatioin, realof Director William Peterson, ly contains far more reading Milk manager of the agricultural ad- matter of a strictly local nature. justment administration for Utah. The eight pages of tabloid contain FIRST ALLOTMENT OF $26,350 His NOW AVAILABLE FOR WORK Emery county will receive $9, for full columns more of news and 521.21. ON COUNTY SCHOOLS and advertising matter than did Of the total amount alloted the the former big eight page paper state, $49,618 will be paid to com- with its four pages of patent The first allotment of federal munity committeemen for their insides. money for Improvements of the services in selling the growers on This is in no sense a cheapening schools in Carbon county, $26,350, the idea of wheat acreage of The Journal, but another im- has been made available and work provement of publication with its now is going rapidly ahead in the to various districts, according Henry H. Jones, member of the county school board. Improvements in the Helper district in the sum of $500 will be done at once, which will include interior and exterior paintBIG BENEFIT PROGRAM FOR NOTRE DAME SCHOOL ing of all school houses, calcimin-in- g of class rooms, and other WILL OFFER VAUDEVILLE, DANCING, CONCERT, including new necessary BABY DOLL PARADE AND OTHER FORMS OF roofing onrepairs, the Helper central ENTERTAINMENT school. Playgrounds also will be improved, and needed equipment Preparations have been complet- ment, orchestra concerts, matinee will be built. 5 BUY NOW ed for the Carbon county Catholic dances, baby doll parade, prize carnival to be conducted in Silver drawings, and a tTiuay evening Moon hall December 8 and 9 in banquet are some of the features Price for the benefit of the Notre arranged for the entertainment of One unfortunate occurence of Dame school. Committees from all the public. Thanksgiving day was the sussections of Carbon county have Many booths have been sub taining of a broken shoulder by Iliff Jeffery of Delta. Utah, devoted weeks preparing for the scribed by merchants of the county Mrs. Henry Uhle. Mrs. Uhle, while brotifrhf alonar his cow and a up-p- lr and a continuous program for display purposes, and numerous clearing the banquet table in some of hav when he returned ta event, of will be offered other booths have been erected for manner stepped from the kitchen entertainment Brisrham Young; unlvenity thla fall. He trade milk for board from the opening of doors at 2:00 the sale of various articles donated into the open cellar doorway, fallflrst-ra- la Ha li p. m. Friday until the close of the by business firms and by. individuand Icxlarlnir. ing to the basement floor. She susmember of tot carnival with a grand ball on Sat- als throughout the state as well tained a broken shoulder and student and wrestlln team, although blinded urday evening. as in the county. severe bruises, but now is recoverIn aa accident wnn a ebtld. Continued on Page Six Dancing, vaudeville entertain ing satisfactorily. READY-PRIN- T All Home Print ( Carbon County Will Get $800 of Wheat Cash Public Works Money for Schools Student Barters Board For Carbon County Catholic Carnival December 8 and 9 |