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Show Three Page i part THE HELPER JOURNAL mr National R. S. To Protect Local Menj of Creation EYE SIGHT LOST SDNHYSIDE BY ROAD AID Through the pi o vision that help By Margaret Kay for the Janet street underpass the of subject the and the Helper civic in all Churches of must be secured first from the The M.I.A. officers and teachers li.ntL.t on Sunday. Oct- - National service met at the home of Mrs. Laurel SPRING GLEN KEHILWORTH at Price, assurance that only CASTLE GATE Gilligan Wednesday evening for local men will be used in this purpose of. discussing the M;the Scriptoial the oDg work is certain. By Oiga Dusin By LaVoyla Ac worl. After the meeting all utual from In order to become Is the following present enjoyed hot chili. Touching the Al- at this federal office, the persons Mrs. H. K. Mallor and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas' Mrs. W. F. Clarke end Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen spent Sun he is excellent In must he residents of the county Mrs. 'are Jesse ana were tne llamel of Eureka P. & of Peace were hostesses at a day visiting n Hiawatha. contractors the must in absolproud parents baby and . in judgment, kef, " " Among those that attended the tan bunday visitors at the ncme of; girl, born Tuesday of this week. n will not Le Wednesday evenof j"51'1 obtained from this servi.Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Binch. L.P.S. Conference in Salt Lade in Mrs. Aime honor Jack of ing before calling on any other help. and Sunday were BisMiss Eileen Simpson of Dawson, Saturday and Ann Pleval. Guests present Mr. DeFrancisco, Mrs. Emily Deni- a mere New of Ida Miss is hop Hopginson, relative i" nephew ' " Mexico, visiting 'uui.t, Mrs. Jack Aime, Ann Pleval, jwere: Mr. son u emand son i was in a business visitor Reed Penn, Amel, and Mr. and ucihk science and iiraii.ii Etta Moffitt, Mrs. Geo. B. Jack- Mrs. James Peacock. ployed out of five at the present! here last Thursday. vj son, Mrs. R. W. Robinson, Mrs. ume on the underpass. to he scrips Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Evans are Wm. Maach, Mrs. John Judd, Mrs. "If filU. 8lCKnt?ftf aim W. D. Dougherty, director of Mrs. Genevieve Preston enterMis. Anton Dupin and family, the proud parents of a baby boy 07 as Alice Smith, Mrs. Ted Burton. " N.R.S. office in the rei r, o Ktlifohe truth the gre ! tained at a miscellaneous shower county, motored to Salt Lake Sunday to bcru Monday of this week. from was in Mrs. Thos. Hughes and the hostHelper the forepart of the visit with friends and Mrs. in honor of Mrs. Dean S. Ludlow, l,e .tnen he must r.nd esses. High honors went to Miss ' week reclassifying the residents i ume Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Petty ot Moffit and Ann Pleval and Mrs. formerly Miss Winifred Turner. brother, Frank Zagar, who . it nossible. then. i who are on ,U is registered the rolls at the veterans hospital there. Ferron were Monday visitors at !... mo ovllc which Jack Aime. of that office. believe IDat Graduation exercises for the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl are real lived to destroy Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bench Acord. Girls was hcJ Thursday Seagull Mrs. R. W. Robinson and Mrs. offspring of the divine T QOK around the house, of- - motored to l'rovo evening. A lovely program was and re. Friday, : t i B. Jackson entertained at George 474). ice or store ana see turned the same evening. Tom Biggs was a week-ena shower and bridge party last presented. it there isn't something fnr in Provo. which you have no further Theodore Itoseta returned MonThursday evening in honor of SnbscnDtion The Relief Society began their Mrs. Jack Aime. A large number Months $1 6 . use $2 It surely is wanted YeW Richard Evans is in Roundup, of guests were present and an winter work Tuesday afternoon. day night after spending the week end in Salt Lake and Bingham. Montana on a business trip for enjoyable time was had by all. Claude Snow of Standardville the Cardox company. ' and Abe 'Crawford of Hiawatha, ' 1 Sophia Sterlekar was a visitor Mrs. George Welch of Craig, at the Capitol Tuesday. The local Primary held their Colorado is visiting at the home were Sunday visitors. annual Homecoming last week on of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Driscoll. The junior high school is sponMrs. Theodore Strong has been Thursday. a dance tonight to celeill for the past three weeks with soring Darrell Simons of Dort Douglas, iZA i election of new officbrate their heart trouble. Mrs. Bertha Robinett of Salina, is spending a month with his ers to the Student Body. California her is daughter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Simons. visiting Lt53& iki Albert Sterlekar and Sheldon Mrs. Bud Olsen. Mrs. Flaim and daughter Emma Binch motored to Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan visited in Helper Tuesday. to attend the Fair. They William B. Stapley was injured of Salt Vi Lake, spent the week-enreturned Monday morning. by a fall cf rock in No. 3 mine here, visiting. Monday. The injury was not serOnly Two Tickets Mr. and Mrs. George A. Rowley 'in;s howevei, and he is rapidly Filed In County Mis Ann Pleval left to make motored to Salt Lake on a bus- improving. home in California. her were There only two tickets iness trip Saturday morning and with Counfiled Carbon in county also attended the L.D.S. been who Mrs. Karl Engar, has ty Clerk B. H. Young this year living in Salt Lake during the and there will be but two that summer months, returned here . local voters will vote on for local Bishop and Mrs. Silas Rowley Sitnciiiy with her Mishad, who is By THELMA NEZOS officeis. But in the state, county attended the LD.S. conference teaching line. there are eight tickets entered in Salt Lake last week. and there, will he eight tickets Miss Ellen Scorup and Miss A dance, sponsored by the IA V"' Jackie W'inn is showing rapid Ella Ward were week end visitors United Mine Workers of Royal, on the ballot. in recovering from in Salt Lake; was held here in the Bchool house t Improvement his encounter with an automobile Saturday night. Music was playa week ago. . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Feck were ed by an orchestra of townsweetc-envisitors in Nephi. people under the direction of Mr. The entire First Grade class Hugh Christensen. Refreshments were delighted and surprised last The Teachers' Training class were servel during interdission. week by an invitation to a party of the local Relief Society held on the sixth birthday of Billie a social Monday. Mrs. Arnold Thompson and famMurphy, son of instructor W. 0. ily have spent the past several scheme A Halloween Murphy. Wesley Hyatt, who has been days in Salt Lake visiting with was carried out in the decorations residing in Somerset, Colorado, friends and relatives. is home to spend the winter. rrd novelties. Mr. and Mrs. Einar Johnson Silas Ross and and sons from Hiawatha, visited Cool, Summer Weather Mr. and i!r BALL CLUB WILL week-en. votithe Wm. Mrs. Mr. family spent and with Sunday Bids you to SPONSOR DANCE ng, on the Reservation with ...Same As It's Made Brown-FormMrs. Johnson will McDermaid. Our counter remain here, a week. Whisky Smooth For 3 Generations! Tho dance to be held at the on Gardens Rainbow Saturday, Here at Brown-Forma- n we've been Mr. and Mrs. Fay Thacker were Miss Alta Yates.a school teacher October 17th, will be under the week-enSALADS making whisky our old Slow Mash way in Heber. visitors visitfrom Helper, was a week-enclub auspices of the Helper ball nce way back in 1870. For Slow Mash and Mrs. Nielsen, Mr. Rodney Mrs. and Mr. of home or at the and the boys are planning to have LIGHT LUNCHES alit the best way to make whisky of Fairview are now Oeorge Wilson, crowds of the formerly one of the largest is. we're has been still And and local residents. lays year. mighty proud of the deep rich whisky Rav Clayton, former resident A specialty during the Ernest Flaim and Al Wahl as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeves of of Idaho, 1b staying at the home imoothress it gives Bottoms Up' the usual are taking charge of Salt Lake attended the funeral Warm Season Mrs. Ray Pennison. affair and the whole team Is out of Mrs. Reeves father, the late of Mr. and FIFTH selling tickets in order to assure I. N. Hamby. You can get our a large crowd. PINT . We Can Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reese of BTWXY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY visitors Lake were week-enQ PINT SPAGHETTI Phone news uems to Th Salt Mrs. Annie Evans. of home at the DiuaUrytn Louisville. Ky. SowrruA. F f J Vif -- V : j bridge-luncheo- , - 6 i -- ' ' "actio,' Girl, Carbo, D ,. Du-pin- 's . sou'-'7- IP- - Room , ,ce. ep ciJ :oOD1 1 l5 v ' 4tfflHr W i Uriah Butts, 39, state road employee of Bluff, blinded and suffering the loss of his finger-ti- p on both hands Sunday morning when a charge of dynamite exploded while he was tamping the charge into a hole, was reported in "fair" condition Monday at Price city hospital. According to the injured man. the accident occurred between the town of Bluff and the Arizona border, where the state road commission is repairing the read. Butts, an experienced powderman, had "sprung" the hole Saturday and Sunday was loading the en larged hole with sticks of dynamite and powder when the charge exploded. An eye specialist from Salt Lake was rushed to Price, but could not save his sight. An emergency operation was performed on his fingers, saving all but the tips. Although his condition is serious, he is expected t orecover. TTVERYONE has something to advertise. Look around and see what you have to con vert into needed cash. HEAR EARL BROWDER i Candidate for President of the U. S. Communist MTv ffipV- - y (Blue Network of NBC) J, rai - avv4 tlA r Wm 8:45 p.m. FRIDAY, OCT, 9th. - j KLO Ogden. San Francisco Des Moines Portland, Ore. Los Angeles, Calif. KGO KSO K EX KECA ROYAL Girl iifclLiii'ir Browder will emphasize the Communist demand for and "Security Opportunity" For Young people for futuro (Watch - Notices) d D "SLOW MASH" lOTTOFtlS Quality Machinery Parts and Supplies MAKES VP' UP MIGHTY SfilUOTH d ai d d .00 lottoms ?Jp 92 d Crs A ! EVERYTHING 224 Envelopes Calling Cards Stock Certificates Wedding Invitations ' " Personal Stationery Meal Tickets Hand Bills . Window Cards 147-- Helper SUNDAY DINNERS Sunday and try it. 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