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Show Helper, Utah Friday, December THE HELPER JOURNAL 6. .rage IT Catholic Carnival Fahring, Mrs. James Bergera, Mrs. the bride performed the ceremony. Velva Carson, Strs. 'John Colzani, The bride looked very beautiful Mrs. Gene Gibson, Mrs. Ace Miner, in a wedding gown of pink satin Mrs. O. Maulsby, Mrs. J. T. Kelly, with a corsage of white carna(Continued from rage 1.) Mrs. Art Dalpiaz, Mrs. L. Grover, tions on her left 6houlder. Heater Radio supper Free After the ceremony, Mrs. Frank Barboglio, Mrs. J. B. . Ladi Of Moose Surprise Party For of what immediate examples to the was served Outstanding Oance A Success Comet Store Manager Kesler, and the hostess. as available prizes. and groom, wilt he made families of the bride 'Prizes were won by Ms. The dance which was hold SatThe Cornet Store employees ana Radio Cabinet Bishop R.C.A. the bride's is the grandparents. Mrs. Fahting, Mrs. t November Tradat a in 28th, Price gave Immediateurday night, surprise birthday party Christensen and wife. an automobile heater. Mrs. Dalpiaz, Mrs. Qrover. radio the K. of P. hall under the spon- honor of their manager, Mr. Louis ly following, a reception for the ing company is donating the L.D.S. and Slim and Ross garage is pre- the newly-wed- s at held was of of the the Lading P. State Official at Dankwortb, Tuesday night sorship thejK, These he car heater. Tntiernacln in Price. Many friends - si n fine iMoose Ixxlge proved to be a very Dankworth home here. Makes Visit Here a successful affair. Lottie IJtlzette Guests present were: Mrs. L. Edwin C. Slater, Grand Chan- and relatives cf the young couple wjII be Kiven awa- following was county the spent of acted as chairman for thp hanij bm canvas Dankwoith, Miss Anne Skerl, Mr. cellor for the K. P. lodges of attended. The evening committee who was in Jxmis Kosec, Miss Mary Skriner, Utah, accompanied by other Grand in dancing to the music of this week each person who Orchestra. A light luncheon rpjv(lg one js asked to retain it charge of the bazaar. A card Ijois and una uank worth. Miss Members made an official visit for tj,e drawing. party was Fjionsored by the Lib- Katliryn Street. Mr Jack Pintus.lto Helper Saturday night, Xov. was served about 11 P.m. . The young couple will be at Tb(1 hils are t0 t,P numbered, After the business session rary committee. Ksther Gagosian Mrs. Alma Dankworth. Miss home to their many friends in w it)j was chairman for the Moowotaeart ! tina Skerl a and Miss Pauline delicious corresponding number be was luncheon served ' j Martin. and they were in Flaini. retained committee, by one of the com by several of the Pythian Sisters jng mittees for the drawing. charge of the dance which was! A very delicious dinner was who were present at the meeting. Kemmerer Marriage t served held 'ater in the evening. and games were played. Announced Reese - Binch iT iKnl Knif nrrlpiwl Out r rienus anu acquaimaui B. P. W. Club win: Mrs. Barboglio Jr. Nuptials Sunday Of District Court Holds Meeting Is Hostess at Luncheon An interesting wedding of Sun- be interested to hear of the recent in Kemmerer. The B.P.W. club of Helper held Wyoming, Mrs. Joseph Barboglio Jr. en- day, Xov. 29. was that of Miss marriage Mr .iamM! Judge George Chnstensen thetr regular meeting Monday tertained at a vey enjoyable Anna Belle Reese, daughter of nf rinSr,i a dismissal last week of dered Millnotf night at the city hall. A short bridge luncheon Wednesday after Mr.- and Mrs. Ted Reese of libel suit against $15,000 The marriage was performed the business session was held, and noon at the Country club. Decorand Sheldon Binch. son an alleged for Shinoki IMasau Mr. Barney Hyde gave a talk ations were of a Thanksgiving of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Binch of been living with her sister. Mrs. libel appearing in a Japanese pubconcerning the school board. The motif and luncheon was served Spring Glen. which was program consisted of several dis- at small tables. After luncheon The ceremony was performed Leo C. Manning, but formerly lication, Utah Xippo, Heilriki Masuni-otwritten gainst about for Kenilworth cussions given by the following bridge was played. lived at by Bishop Reed Boren at the and signed by the defendant. seven years. members: Katherine Street "LadGuests present were: Mrs. Fred home of the bride's parents. In council with his attorney, man business a ies in Politics," Billy Bean, Mr. Milenoff is Miss Betty Ballinger acted as Bonomo, Mrs. L. H. Merril, Mrs. Struggle" by Hitler. "Hitler's Harris Simonsen, Mrs. A. R. Dem-ma- brides maid and Teddy Reese of Kemmerer, being connected Henry Rugged, Shinoki had been able to make satisfactory settleRacketeers," Mayme.. Hansen, Mrs, James Bottino, Mrs. acted as best man. Following the!with the Triangle club in that ment outside of court. "Russia," Madlyn Smith, "Com- CJiff Memmott, Mrs. D. K. Down- ceremony a dinner was nerveil n C ltv. munism," Been Schtiltz. and ey. Mrs. R. A. 'Nilson, Mrs. C. R. members of both families Shower Is Held close friends. The bride was charming in an for Fal1 Bride 1 afternoon gown of blue crepe and' A lovely bridal shower was 1 nmt mntrhintr given in honor of Mrs. Katie a corsaire nf rof Bianco Ori of Helper Sunday afaccessories. 111 Tho young couple will be at ternoon at the home of Mrs. 49 home to their friends after Dec- Edward Richeda also of Helper. ember 1, at the Riccl apartments. The first part or the afternoon I on was spent in embroidering dish towels and later an attracOat Legion Auxiliary Jere tive and delicious luncheon was Meet jTo Tonight Piesident Eleanor Rehor urges served. The shower was given all members and prospective mem by Miss Mary Bianco, Miss Helen money WORKMAN'S bers of th? Legion Auxiliary to Marzo and Miss Kathryn Equinta. attend tile meeting which is to Those present were: Miss Anne be held at the Y.M.C.A. chapel Skerl, Miss Helen Pavlos, Miss FLOUR Antonia Miss Friday evening at 7:30 P.M. at Martina Skerl, There Is An which time plans are to be made Pavlos. Miss Josephine Martin- ABERDEEN DEALER for the carnival which is to be ellif Miss Prina Vieta, MJiss Joslbs good Miss Elizabeth POTATOES held December 18 and 19th. It ephine Simonette, lis important that all members Martinelll, Miss Iola Simonette, tiss Esther Martinelli, Miss Mary attend this meeting. Miss Rose Bertolio, Miss Vieta, lb PRUNES presh Fredia Hreinson, Miss Celia Ar- Odd Fellows To Have Social iottl, Miss Mary Equinta, Miss INDEPENDENT Rose The Odd Equinta, Mrs. Margaret Fellows is Lodge going can PUMPKIN Q 0 have a social for the members Myers, Mrs. Vannie Lami, Mrs. COAL COKE and their families Friday night at Ange Vieta, Mrs. Dorothy Milano, the K. of P. hall. All members Mrs. Angelo Blegjtf, Mrs. Mary SALAD DRESSING Morrison, Mrs. Margaret Rolando, are invited to attend. COMPANY Mrs. Margaret Ariotti, Mrs. Alary Mrs. Flora Listello, Rebecca Lodge Quilico, Mrs. Lillian Labori and Mrs. Katie Holds Meeting lbs SODA CRACKERS 2 The Rebecca lodge members Venturelli. Mrs. Ori was married to Mr. held their meeting Friday night Geno CENTRAL Ori, October 19, but they K. at MEAT of P. the hall. After the ' 3 lbs business session, Mrs. Ernest did not announce it until about Greenhalgh surprised the mem- three weeks ago. Mrs. Ori is well AND GROCERY bers by serving a very delicious known here as she has lived here lbs most of life and at her the presluncheon. .3 TURNIPS ent time is employed at the Vogue. -1 1 Helper .. Phone 244... V The young couple will make 27 November Fri.-Sa- t. 4-- 5 .Marriage Specials their home in Helper. Grames dozen Gale Mir. unHliULO and Mrs. O. F. Grames FLOUR 48 lb .49 have announced the marriage of their daughter, Mazel, to Waldo bushel APPLES Qelic'ous Gale of Martin, the ceremony 3 room apt and bath. Is nicely MILK can jtook place at the home of the furnished. Inquire of bride's parents Friday, Xov. 27, W. L. PRESTON 47 B St. bushel at 6 p.m. Bishop Bert Ghristensen APPLES J0,,a COFFEE Big-- 4 lb of Kenilworth and an uncle to' Subscribe for the Journal Society IBotes Sim-onse- I'.er-gora- ff T A 4, I cussion and Htlper city now has an as- that the sistant to the head electrician t project with the appointment last week of Claude Miller to act in this capacity to Charles 'James, new department. - city electrical chief. The appointment of the assistant as deemed advisable by the iV . H ... v.::18 M C H ork - f t.- home-makin- j g j j Mar-2Sth- j j j i j i - ' Stan-dardvill- it WORKMANS ft 1! Coillfort . . Jhis tri at prices effective fJore for your HF AT Call at V,7 S Ik HELPER JOURN Utah Sf"B 1 Prices Elfective Friday, Saturday, 1 Dec. frcsH Cry .fj 4glbbag grade Jg gg stock In Your Community 60 uart 100 quart bottle & ;(2S!SBee 2 !IFflTini?!isi$Si 'SOAP, J Jj i s and w CREME OIL CANDY Gum tIrops CATSUP BlucPine - 2 lbs Chocs J ftinnftTf i gashed 1- can -2 j CHjL JJ Iirge rl N2 FOR KENT 2 cans glue pine 2 N 1- -2 0311 6 for 'TUMBLERS GItlen g0 . or SPAGHETTI MACARONI GRAPEFRUIT BROOMS 3lbs GET 3 for presh rs S'- -r RUMP ROAST VEAL ,b or LEG 0' G ood MUTTON ROAST ; Frcsh LonR cuts W hole or half lb 2 lbs half or MISSION HAM Skinned ,vh,e MILK AND CREAM -- - 170 In The Market 250 are interested in larger cuts of beef we have some fine hindquarters at 12c lb; Front quarters 9c lb. Beef roasts 9c lb to 15c lb; Front quarter steaks 15c lb. 2901 CHEESE tff lb 250 ,,,f ,b 250 I American 18c lb; Gargonzola. Loatelli Brand 39c lb. Romano 65c lb; Swiss or Kraft Brick 35c lb. Mutton Chops 2 !bs 19c; Mutton roasts 9c lb for shoulder; 12c lb for leg. Shortening 2 lbs 23c; pure white Lard 15c lb., Sliced Bacon sugar cured 29c lb; Don't overlook our bargains in fish, fresh oysters In jras 35c lb; salmon, halibut, smoked kippers, All reasonably priced. 1 gibs Buckeye QH oz Extract TOMATO SAUCE Fruits & Vegetables SARDINES can CarrtS Oval OATS COCOA half lb 100 1! JELLO 4 pkgs HUSKIES 2 pkgs JAM 2-I- b TEA LYE jar 35 half-l- b 3 cans for f Ci lb VEAL Pot Roast 6 lbs lb Cabbage IJifailgeS ave' Ue- - Doz. Clfy Mixed Milts If aims T7 C vj. o. 1 J Jumbo Fancy Mix Lousiana m lb m 4 lbs 1T inspected lvieais T Mw !Pot Eoast cSe lh I MEATS FOT ROAST Washed Solid Head Union SALT, Iodized BEEF 44 tf Per lb MUTTON LEG lb " a warssjCiib jli7 Picmc MUTTON Chops Per lb Per lb SAUSAGE 2 lbs J oosp Li 3?0 SPRING CHICKENS HENS 9 Will I Fresh Fish and Poultry t T "f mi HAMBURGER DAILY FROM FISH AND POULTRY OF ALL KINDS' s 8-- 7 bars Laundrj 4 1 OATS VANILLA If you shre1 Utah male 2 lbs OUR OWN DAIRY Store Bargains Fresh Dates 2 lbs 20c; Peanut Butter 2 lb jar 25c; Banquet Mayonaise, pt. bottle and sample bottle, both for 19c; Cocktail Cherries 9c bottle; Chocolates 5 lb box 79c; Large Oranges 25c doz.; Toilet Paper 1000 sheets, 2 rolls 9c; Par Ig pkg 25c; Matches 15c carto; Rockwood' Cocoa 2 lbs 19c; Pumpkin 10c can; Sugar 10 lbs 54c; Lehi Turkey Red Flour $1.49; Salad Fish 12c; Hard Mix Candy 10c pound; Currants 10c pkg; Seedless Raisins 4 lb pkg 28c; Chocolate Pudding, 2 pkgs for 6c. ,blO0 lb SALE We have a few cases of new food items which are not widely known to the public. We are going out of this stock and offer it to you unusually low with a guarantee of its freshness and goodness: Bean Sprouts for soups and salad; Chop Suey vegetables in cans; Chinese style Pork Noodles 9nC Chop Suey Noodles of these foods have been marked from 12c to 15c each. You may take your choice at two for the price of one. 48-lb- CUD Uhole or ninnil II UH0UI1 OLHU FRESH SPECIAL lb sUced FRANKFURTERS KRAUT 16? u n 190 lb good cuts VEAL POT ROAST BONELESS HAM lb BEEF pancy HABIT ever consider how much less your month"s food would cost if you saved a penny on every fifth item you buy? O. P. Skaggs System Stores many times save you even more than that. We invite you to make comparisons and then get the habit of shopping regularly in your O. P. Skaggs System Store. You will be surprised how many pennies you will save. 2 lbs MUTTON SIDE PORK 10 10 MUTTON CHOPS PENNY Did you BETTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES POTROAST THE each 55 T.N.T, SOAP y lb 'CHERRY CHOCOLATES I |