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Show Helper, Utah, Friday, October 16, 1936 5 THE HELPER JOURNAL Page 7 iH. Jones SUNNYSIDE 10 given by the By Margaret Kay all auto. Department that not cautioned are c sie Dart of their tn ,rnnt Miss Frances Fentcn. principal park over night, and lt,er tie ..v in the pedestrian of tb.9 Fillmore district school and n0t l intersections and Miss Margaret Hopklnson of Bingat ,on penalty for doing ham, spent the week-enhere, iings. ,. taereine of visiting at the home of Bishop is hereby d Hopkinson. The Sth and 9th grades, with their teachers, enjoyed a weiner n0t roast Saturday evening at the publicly give notice top of Columbia Dugway. hereby m , .m not be responsible con- bills or The Junior high school "'Get debts lor Rock Serv-t- Acquainted" party was given at Balance the by nropnetors previous to the school auditorium last Friday . : ...--: time ti nausea naroiu lot anu ani .rruiii6. iiim-ipaant was taken OVerlwaa in rhare-- responsible s . w . r- T i ..miersiicned. I (Signer Taylor W. Turner Henry were business visitors j day afternoon, for her brother j Frank. Price his The occasion bt'iu ;in Saturday. seventh bbithday. Superintendent G. J. Reeves and Miss Bean, Primary Supervisor, Claude Cowley of Cleveland was were visitors at the school here. a Sunnyside visitor Saturday. Saturday. Sunnyside people 'attending the Mrs. JJaJmes Watt of Cclumbia. Carbon Stake Primary excursion j spent Thursday here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James Peacock. to Manti Thursday were: Leona Peacock, Emily Denison and Miss Ellen Dimick and Ellis Turner. Peacock were visiting in Price Friday. Albert E. Hopkus(n, Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Taylor W. Turner attended, Sunday, the christening entertained at a shower at theis of Ellen Diahn, baby daughter of home here, Thursday evening for of Bishop and Mrs. J. W. their daughter, Mrs. Daan Lud- Columbia. low, a recent brid". Fortj young people were present. Miss Jane Hopkinson, school teacher at Wellington, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dim'ck week-enat her home her. announce the engagement of tfu'r Friends of Henry H. Jones are daughter, Ellen, to Ellis Peacock. supporting him as State Senator The marriage will take place in the coming elet'tion. North, South District News j ! EIGHTEEN By Otga By THELMA Oupin V. of Salt The community wasshocked to spent Saturday and Sunlay at the hear of the fatal accident that Frank Parker home. Edna Lawley of Helper was also a Sunday happened to Hector It. Herring, who was killed here last Monday. visitor. l The accident happened near the Mrs. C. H. Rigby Is a patient mine tipple. We of this community at the Price city hospital. extend our heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Herring and the children. Mrs A. Dupin is recovering from a case of influenza. Mrs. Thomas Hughes and Mrs. Jackie Winn is at school again G. E. Woodhead entertained at a after his accident. bridge and luncheon party WedMrs. JoJhn Smith of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Easterbrcok of nesday, Oct., 7th. It was attended California, has been visiting here even- by a great number of gtiests and during the week with Mrs. Agnes Kenilworth, spent Taesday W. they all proclaimed of Mrs. J. of home at the ing having a Lynn. Binch. real good time. Mr and Mrs Tav,0r Turnpp Fred Siioutz of DeMoines, Iowa, Mr. anl Mrs. William H. Wood-heaanrt family spent Tuesday wlth was a house guest at the C. C. left for Ogden. where they relatives in Provo will make their home in the Ellis home for a week. F. Robinson NE20S Mr. and Mrs. Norman Laraea entertained Wednesday with, In of honor their birthday party son, Dale. Guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fletcher axul family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karync cf Helper. d about Nov. 1st. Mrs. L. E. Larsen of Monroe, is here visiting with her daughter, Mrs. j Taylor Turner, Mrs. Bernice Ellis of Los anu iucue mn.,0! oi Salt Lakt Crty, are wn voting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Denison. j iiU8. Mr. anl Mrs. Albert Kay are leaving to makf their home in Mr. visited end. and Mrs. David Bradshar in Wales over the week Mrs. George Wilson returned Saturday after spending a few days in Salt Lake visiting her and atdaughgter and Grand Chapter of tb tending the son-in-la- O.E.S. d future. SPRING GLEN SCHOOL NEWS Mrs. Maye B. Yates of Ogden, and daughter Alta of Helper wr at the here over the week-enGeorge Wilson home. Norma Juvan was entertained at a shower at the home of Mrs. Hattie Reid of Orangeville, her mother on Saturday night of mother of Mrs. I M. Snow, is Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stewart Miss Beth Turner en'ertained ,. week. She was formerly Miss spending a month at the home of and family from Almo, Nevada, last at elected e0f at a surprise birthday partv. Fri-Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Snow. left Tuesday after spending four the Student Body election held Norma Huntsman. - - r . 18 days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the Go,d for ;Gct Party. Miss Etta Moffitt and Don Tillis Long. Ceceil Zorn, president; Marie ber; Book reports, Colleen Rowley, at Parker, vice president; Johnnie Vivian Burton; Science, Gim Jack- Jewkes spent the week-enMr, and Mrs. Norman Larsen Skerl, son, Sylvia Melensik; Biology, El- Orangeville. and son, visited Sunday with relaine Rasmussen. atives and friends in Spring Jn the weekly assembly, CharPARKING SPACES Canyon. acter programs will be given. The The girls are organizing the folARE THE BEST BUY IN English, History and Science de- lowing clubs 7th and Sth grade, A bridge club party was held partments taking part every week. Crafters club, under supervision CALIFORNIA WINE City can employees be seen evening at the home oft Friday This week's program consisted of Genevieve Knudson; 9th grade with their buckets of yellow Mrs. Wm. McDermaid. , Tables-wer- e of: Band number; Prayer, Mr. H. girls club, supervised by Myrle paint and brushes, laid for Mrs. Paul Anderson, giving the Duke; Brass quartette, June Mor- Crouther. lines their fall coat Mrs. Adrin Anderson, Mrs. Nevan, parking space Ceceil Thos Zorn. gan, Steele, of This certainly does a Rradshaw, Mrs. Ray Woodward, Jack Woodard; Talks, Marie ParPlans are being made for a lot paint to brighten up the highway Mrs. Ray Dennison, Mrs. Loren ker, Mary Chambers; Duet, Edith wiener roast for next Tuesday and make it easier for motorists Petersen, Mrs. Bernell Watkina Long, Charlotte May; Band nuni- - evening. to park at the correct angle, thus and Mrs, James Ungricht. Prizes making it possible for more cars were won by Mrs. P. Anderson to park in the business district. and Mrs. Dennison. j i 1 Mrs. '' d r. WEHAVHJ PAINTED DECT FROM WV OKI CHARRED mVlplpI OAK ilsiiilB Ct MUflS nobettr CHEAPLY MADE AND ar, SHOES CAUSE. 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