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Show 1 Page Six Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gale and home Sunday family returned night from a family reunion. Thpy j were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Spenst Chapman, Mr. and the factory at Lansing and will Mrs. Ken C.arr, and Josephine drive it home. Hemming. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bailey The J.W.G. Club held their meet and family slopped at the home ing at the home of Miss MVgaret of "Mr. an dMrs. L. Dankworth 17th from Los Angeles to Louis- Price Friday evening July at 6:30. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Bailey is ville, Kentucky. the sister of Mr. Dankworth. Mr .and Mrs. Jim Brisnahan arrived home last Monday after Mijs Betty Ballinger Is taking visiting for a month with relatives Lapearl Weeter's place working in Los Angeles. for Dr. Elliott for one month. Eilltha Horning returned home While LaPearl is on her vacation Monday July 20, after a two week In California. visit in Thistle, with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Uttlejohn and Dona Lou Wardell arrived home sons Jim and Malcolm and daughter Xaida returned last Monday Sunday July 19th after attending from a visit in Santa Monica. Mrs. the music school all Rummer in Llttlejohn and Naida had been Logan. there a month previous to their Mr. and Mrs. John Best from return. Denver are here vWitlw; their Glen Balllnger is sporting a new daughter, M s Kui;i iu- Gibson hr 'tout a week ten das. Ford V-- car this week. j personals Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Street left Thursday morning July 23rd for a tea day vacation to Kansas. At Salt Lake, their daughter, Katn-ertn- e meet them and accompany them on their trip. Kather-inhas teen attending summer school at the State university. IU e Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cibson and eon David spent Saturday July 18, la Salt Lake visiting their son Lee who Is a member of theC.M. T.C. at Fort Douglas. Mrs. Gibson went from Salt Lake on to Sallna to spend a week's visit with her mother. Thera Miss who has and Mrs Clement, been visiting with Mr. C; L. Crawford and other friends of Helper for the past two weeks left Wednesday, July 22, to return to her home la Boulder City, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Menary are the proud parents of a new baby girl born Saturday night July the Price city bopltal. 18. I en-rout-e ! - 8 Mrs. Lydia Dodge and daughter, and Mrs. Floyd Adams, Ross Bunnel, Andretta Diveatti, Maxine left recently for a week's Mrs. W. J. Meen left last week Chris Dlamanti and Sanzo Yamas-aki- , vacation In Salt Lake City. for a two week's vacation to Van left Thursday night July 23, couver, Canada. for about a ten day vacation to iktsric. niuM t&crr'a t ik Helper Journal. Yellowstone Park. Mr. James Bryner returned Sun d&y. July 19, from a three week Mrs. Mamie Hansen of the Rose tour of outhern Utah. Beauty Shop left Saturday evening July 18th to attend a beauty Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Winters and convention and take a course in r (Nil. family left Sunday, July 19th for personality hair cutting In Los a two weeks vacation to Yellow Angeles. Miss Irene Gazelle is stone National Park. taking her place. 5 5 f 'fir i'!"'!-- -' Mrs. jonn uerandes and son Ernest Flalm, City Rocorder; Gregor from Salt Lake were week Joe Dalpiaz, CJty Councilman and end visitors at the home of Mr, Pete Mllano, City Electrician, ac and Mrs. Ace Miner. companied George Leathnn. dist rict manager of the Utah Power Mrs. A. R. Demman's sister, Mrs. & Light Co, to Salt Lake Monday Ray Clifford and son Mathew are o confer with the Company of here from Chicago, visiting at ficials in regard to a new power the home of Mrs. Demnian. They and rate schedule for Helper. will be here for about a month Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stalker and or six weeks. family from California are visiting Marie Ledger and Treasa Qull- with Mrs. Stalker's parents, Mr. ico were the hostesses at a and Mrs. E. C. Burger. In Mr. m i . A lucky Helper Miss this week Mrs. Florence Goodart returned was Peggy Balllnger who won a $50.00 wrist watch In a radio con- home from Colorado, Saturday the test. She is the daughter of Mr. ISth. She has been visiting friends and relatives there for about six and Mrs. Glen Balllnger. ' Ernest nnd Mm. Fred Voll and children drove to Ogd'-- Wednes:iie fronMiss Netla Wllkenson of Calif day July 22nd to at'.-n-: ornla is visiting with her sister tier days celebration there. iAThell Elliott or an indefinite if. ii a ,hni' SU' I Powt 1 I'ow Sifere ! atter great - coulc at meat Lticall aues fin aiii AtifSpa Main St. Helper i;her cfntlr rf T'tliao fiilL-- Coats & den 0 ling ilvocaa In oi'Ori' lrtn1 nt tnofamJ nrst cnoic at iajujejAmlu and Good Coal Servic ur medium of doing Bus- iness iwned iat ar not one of our rofluUr eintomeri let ut serve you on the next coal order. DffCGGes perat i .. . if FRANK PUGLIESE 1474 Utah bi f'i pi a bcii ne- d- and I pron of Low Cot of Operation . Yrsr Protection Vhn . . , ftteiet 63 k thermometer... .. fcvil(-itc iTjptrature control . . . u;oinuc light . . . the d ivct.icry kit . . . tad other lime od . . Five cubei are e to'. f'.'-- H rs. w pl; J wi we fh? reoe he la lha' IPs Of only JJ.95 very flE) : OXFORDS MENS color! In White and two-tonFor Young Men A July Uh Special for e' rei rs frc a v. a mot P0K $J :on of prded Poiatto & Slact One group of Ladies White Slip- Specials For Men and Clearing the Deck of all MewJ - Savings for all the family pers, Oxfords and Sandals Entire stock of Whites $1.95 grade Special for JJ.39 Oxfords and Sandals Whites and Regularly priced $2.50 to $3.45 Special $f .89 pair INSTALLED! wo s 4 of One group Ladies White Slippers, oo Two-Ton- Oxfords and Sandals Regular priced $3.50 to $4.50 Special ( Iaers kh BoW iM)ys ana vash4iants Regular- - $1.19 $1.29 Slacks-Speci- 39 is v ;i,t al pair Regular $1.49 grade Slacks -Special $J.19 pair Regular $1.79 $1,95 grade pair Special Ci-4- ( ast J CO f br. f sump,; recei slac r ut K on, the fomp $2,69 grade M $l-7yPa- b( has '' or 9 Regular $2.50 Special Of deduct "Ply es One group Ladies White Slippers only. Mo ir Uovp sla light Regular $2.95 $3.45 grade J.29 pair Special is ,,fr a ' One! PTfiiin But jou'll have to hurry! This offer is for a limited time only! Don't delay! Cor.;e in tod C.incte tli aid U ha A real scoop on summer Foot wear a h am :ch ui Foot-wea- r 1 of Frocks LOOK AT THESE FEATURES thi live I . a U you ) Cii e Discount Special Zfi i On our entire stock of Ladies and Misses summer COATS and SIT! umit-riai- s ye nuve a variety tuscin siyies ana coiurs y ' tier po we've gone the limit to bring you Kelvinator at this genuine, family-size- d a price lower than you've ever thought possible! It's big, including every feature produced by Kelvinator quality workmanship! Here's your chance to be ctrtain of SAFE cold, even during the hottest of summer weather! Yeo, to e A WSiito $146 c ra on r fc Discount aiane your seiecuon now ior your C. Rossiter, General Mgr. ONLY ra per SDecial CAFE cent i" goe Special SALT LAKES NEWEST HOTEL m Ti er Special bt S ple Discount Special On our entire stock of Ladies summer Dress - Up Frocks such Eyelets, String Lacef, Linens, Voile and Sear Suckers. Special One group July 24th Specials on CHILDRENS DRESSES FL0RSHEIM SHOES Regular $8.75 grade FlorsM Organdies and Voiles Oxfords in Tan colors Special g pair at m les r Yes Helper '' jjaat o Our Story is Told Briefly can get our : :.ed Fashions for the Kiddies SPAGHETTI - - Anytime - I A ha a Weather mm 224 South city LOWE ULLVJULb pcciatty during the Warm Season rate i li&hi SALADS LIGHT LUNCHES JOE'S " 241th g oUxmflsr Do ALL Your Shopping Our counter You t ton! Bids you to A An M "a?J?o Summer i jh ti'fere. it-uuiu- IaAS TJ i i fww time. Mr. Louis Dankworth, manager of the the Cornet store, left Monday for Ianslng, Michigan. He is buying a new Oldsmoblle from Vol V-- RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 Mr. i I THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED weeks. City Attorney Hatch spent in Salt Lake on business. 4 -- TEMPLE SQUARE winter. rvri - -- HOTEL swimming party and watermelon Mrs. Jack Vignetto and children bust last Wednesday evening July 15th. About twenty guests were returned to I&ng Beach, California Sunday to spend the fall 'pjv present. !ii Pri3 1 mm? 5fp 1936. Moab. Mr. W. J. were w0 River lodge and Patriarch and TM euro Grand "4i. Bartlett. Past Mrg r bart, Mrs. Kesler and Masoy M Mr. Henry Hall. Past Grand A'U 1U1T inn rv. a Mrs. Wallm. ter accompanied them. was presented officers present Grand a vnt. Other V..c. f t last week) (Reprinted from were: T. C. Smiley, Grand War- year veterm JCWW K Mrs. Fritz Nyman den of the Rebekah Assembly and Mrs. Thorlt Hatch Entertains Club .. Mrs. Henry Hall the hostess who of the ordr Club ia th Past President of the Re Mrs. Fritz Xyman entertained: Entertain Hi five years. a.ra Mra Thorlt tiaieu ci""' A buffet supper hir Thursday club at 10:00 Assembly. bekah The retiring v,A, bridge club was served at 6:30. The guests at her home. Bridge was enjoyei the Thursday evening was Utahna. Bridge Mls8 E,, was home. of honor left Sunday evening for July Sth, at her in the orenoon and luncheon n a Mrs. Jimmy Bottino a visit to Mt. Pleasant. memby enjoyed The served at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs Jess Past Noble Grand K. Mrs. Jack Loftto Jr.. Mrs. bers present were: Mrs. D. Memmott, Cliff Mrs. Perry Mrs. DownK. Demman It. D. Joint installation Downey, Mrs. A. Mrs. Bert Kesler Eugene Gibson. Mrs. Frank narboelio. Mrs. James Hoi- ey and Mrs. Harris SImmonsen Of Officers Held Entertains Club Mrs. Jr.. tino, Mrs. Joe Barboglio A joint installation of the offrom Price. Mrs. Bert Kesler Mrs. and Cliff Memmott, most delightfully arranged ficers of Helper Lodge No. 5fl and Wednesday evening Miner. luncheon was served. Those that No. 39 last Wednesday were: Lodge Rebekah Utahna present Bottino, Mrs. invited guests The won prizes were: was held Friday evening at the Aer a light u Mrs. C. J. Allen, Mrs. R. A. Dart, Mrs. Downey and Mrs. Loftis. Mrs. and K. P. Hall. Mrs. Gertrude House were laid for th e Mrs. Jack Vignetto, were and Mr. Harvin Lambson were In bridge. Frank Wible. The prizes Mrs. Henry Hall Mem- Mr. and Those present Mrs. Mrs. Allen, won by; charge of the ceremonies. , Entertain the I.O.O.F. officers of Helper Vignetto. Mrs. B. p ' elective The the for mott, ami Mrs. Bottino. An informal reception No. 56 were: Past Grand Ruel Dart. Mrs. Frank Grand Master of the Independent Lodge Noble Grand, John Colzani, Masters; Charles Mrs. B. F. Pettis was given Order of Odd Fellows Vice Grand, Mer-ri- l Mrs. C. R. Fahru,??' Andrew Entertained Wednesday Perry; t by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall at Clyde Mil- Wallm. Mrs. c. t ?l,fl Mrs. B. F. Pettis entenaineuj Secretary Bryner; home gund July Marvin club Lambson; Dalpiaz. Mrs. Fri'tI the Wednesday Wednesday ler; Treasurer. 22 at officers Rebekah Utahna ' The morning at 10:00 a.m., July ..itAttriil, The guests of honor were: Mr. her home. After bridge in tne Vern Halllday, the Grand Master were: Past Neble Grand, ElizaPOR SALT forenoon luncheon was served. IJfoble Grand, and Mrs. Halllday and Dr. Harry beth Patterson; New FORD Vice The members present were: Mrs from Mohrland; Hall TRUCK Vivian Phillips the Past Grand Master, F. Nyman, Mrs. R. A. Dart, Mrs. from Salt Lake E. A. Greenhalgh; on It, n,J Mrs. "Mies Grand, The guests City. A. Llttizzetti, Mrs. R. A. Nilson, of honor were on their return Recording secretary, Mrs. Levy putc. ..wrtie to Mrs. John Colzani, Mrs. Bert Kes- from an official visit to Green Hines of Standardville. Financial Da" Obridh;. ler, Mrs. C. J. Allen, Mrs. FrankC. 4 Wible, Mrs. C. G, Wallm, Mrs. t? Fnhrimr The invited guests were: Mrs. James Bergera and Mrs Ace Miner. : Cw, Helper, Utah, Thursday, July 23, THE HELPER JOURNAL FQ , " F C C C U II R U S T O R m I i!u yoo cop, U ci book "Ho to to Eltcicic Refrif trator". It it a bf ouitidt oirarch orcm.Rttu u(horiiiivcl)p tht thiiini i ,c, ' ,,1,c,mi reriritor. G ,J n The Palace Candy PJiii,! Mm oRciai 11 WE NOW HAVE every ouij ing line of Young Mens Tjoj I in the very latest styles From 4.q? tur nair ana 4'"" - r Fk i'-- e m, ::jftion ' new In ' i.ir- th 10 -- uimuii ju ymf Children White Footwear Slippers, Oxfords, Sandals and Pumps Buy and Save At Lowensteins . rou Special Discount nu ON OUR ENTIRE STOCKJ WENS and ROYS STRAW ALSO HARVEST Get Your Hat Now For The j tlornf at. rt 'n 01) the t lh f (Pi |