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Show --J THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Three 1 i tv I RAIL RCUD NE1DS TO BE IN HELPER school 10:0') am. and a welcome for all. Sunday clasB Mornin 11:30 a.m. worship kyGood music and a message. .s-n. 4 Epworth League 7:00 p.m. In-- , f elM etallation of officers. Program and E Social. Ladies Aid will hold their bus-- , tineas and social session Thursday, Despite the heavy snowfall tbat I January 14th. blanketed the state, Will you work with God this recently year. Give Him your best trains running east and west have r. n. trans, raBior. not been delayed. Although a few 1 them were slowed do n a little, of THORIT HATCH have been kept moving and ihey i Lawyer most of them were reported on 10-Phone Stafford Bldg. V I schedule. .f j V m lAuicThaiio m ' S this 1,31 . ."s, AX 1 ,-- nnrnni PI new 11! EASY WASfSER Ii RELEASE I!I i ; now in vJ.-.- ti 1 fen LEGAL 1 111 Y for th University to resume their studies DomMtic service by the Day or. are: Kay Bunnel, Both and I.aRue by the Hour. Inquire of Box 76, Helper Nellie Timothy Rowley and Billy Rehor. An Army recruiting party under the direction of Lieutenant Thom as Mifflin of the 3Sth Infant will be in Helper today (Friday)! WITH THE HEW DUAL ., ttmsmmrmm' according to word received from C- Wtt Webb. Army j was Blinks local at another Al Martin, wrecier ."oreniaa Elwia j uiucer. The men aciveciuiung on was who the workr placed Helper has bten acting as car cepted by this party will be fur foreman during Mr. Borrett's ab. sick list last week. Elwin is suf- nished transportation to Salt Lake fering from a bad case of the flu. where they sence. will be enlisted in the 3Srh Infantry. J. H. Montoya resiled his H. C. Archer has returned to Colonel Webb said that the 38th Helper after spending the last Christmas present one day early Infantry would be up to the authfour months in Salt Lake. His of- during the recent festive season. orized strength of 1121 before Febficial duties there included re- Mr. M on toy a was preset ed with ruary 1st, as the personnel at the the car distributor in tho twin daughters the night before Salt Lake Army post had reached For (he first time in the history lieving seems and be Christmas to "Just office. 1W39 on December 31. of the total tf the Helper terminal the "bull, thief dispatcher's tickled pink." Xinety.three enlistments were dozer" was called into action to snow in the yards seems The made during December, and 93G clear the local yards of the 33 to be a little deep for some of the during 193S. Of the men enlisted inch snowfall that was recorded switchmen working there. Judgwere during Dv;ember, thirty-onhere. ing from the list marked on the assigned to organizations in Haof lay-of- f board, maybe a few were enlisted in waii; fifty-threFor the past two weeks local to equip themselves them ought the 38th Infantry: two each were mines have been reported as putwith snow shoes! enlisted for the 4th Infantry, and ting out their capacity and have for the Medical Department, and been billing the coal they are J. H. Bellows, carman at the Quartermaster Corps at Fort loading. Reasons advanced to ex- local terminal returned to work Douglas. Three men were enlisted plain the heavy buying of Carbon this week after spending nearly for the Philippine Islands. Delinquent Notice county's chief resourse all point one month in the hospital recovertowards the extremely cold weathfrom a bad case of influenza. Divorce Action Is rr that has hit the state in the ing Spring Glen Canal Company, Mr. Bellows expressed his thanks last few weeks. business of principal place Filed In Court Spring the to the railroad employees for 18,' 1936. December Utah. Glen, Iiouise "Zupon Buckley filed suit basket he re. Christmas was lovely Engineer Joe .Rasmussen There are delinquent upon the in the seventh judicial district chived on Christmas day while list last week confined to his room. put on the lay-ufollowing described stock on ac- court this week for divorce from when he slipped on the frozen count of assessment levied on the her husband, James Buckley, to ice in the yard and dislocated his Car Repairmen have been espec- 27th day of October, 1930, the whom she was married in Salt left shoulder. He will be in bed these last few days several amounts set opposite the Lake City in February of 1935. for ten days or two weeks and ially busy while hav- names of the respective share- Grounds of the action were stated will probably spend the time in clearing up wreckage heaviest re- holders as desertion, cruelty, and failure fellows: to work in the ing Salt Lake with his family. to provide. corded snowfall in the last fifteen Name Shares Amt. She asks court costs and reasyears. 11.92 $5.96 onable R. H. Berrett, car foreman here, Joseph Bellows .... alimony for her support. . 18. 9.00 "George Brajkovic ' . 8.00 parcol f stock as may be necweek after spending two weeks j Sermon Offers Meaning Jack Binch Don Harmond 127. 63.50 essary will be sold on the 12th in California. After seeing thej JeSUS' Struggle Of 32.00 day of January, 1937, at 10 o'clock Leopold Albergo .. , 108. heavy snowfall that greeted him! .. 16.22 8.11 a.m. at the office of the Spring on his arrival in Helper, Mr. Ber-- j sacrament" is the subject of M. P. Chlno .... 6.18 3.08 Glen Canal Comrany at Spring rott is said to have wished he had: the lesson-sermoin all churches G. Chiergheni 137.10 68.56 Gb?n Rchoolhouso, to pay the do- of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. Elnora Davis stayed there. I. H. Davis assessment thereon, to-,.. 1. ,50 ; linquent 10th. January with Gu3t Drossos 311. either the expense of sale 155.50 Among the Scriptural selections ... 5. unless 2.50 and cost of advertising, are the following: "He (Jesus) Sam Fazzio EAT HERE ONCEl Ross Fazzio 7. 48.50 settlement is made before. kneeled down and prayed, saying AGAIN HERE EAT YOU'LL 19.00 (Signed) David Rowley. Jr. Father, if thou be willing, remove T. W. Haycock .... . 38. . 60. 30.00 Secretary, Spring Canal Co. 'this cup from me: Nevertheless J. B. Haycock Date of First Publication, Dec not my will but thine, be done. W. B. Haycock .. . . 48.30 24 30 17.gg!l8, 1936, Date of Last Publication . 35.75 And being in an agony he prayed Elmo Haycock 173.00 January 8. 1937 more earnestly" (Luke 22:41, 42, Federal Lank Bank 346. Veda Gwythera .. . .. 27. 13.50 ' 14). 9.00 Also included is the following Zero Gwythera .. .. .. IS. " ' 3.00 6. correlative from "Science and David King .... .... Krebba .. 37.20 18.60 Health with Key to the Scriptures' Jacob bv-- Mary B. Eddy: '"When the Betsy McKendrlck ,. 43.50 21.75 .. 37.50 18.75 human element in him strubbled Jte ueAngeies ... Marasco 133.10 69.20 with the divine, our great teacher (Ross - .... .. 60. 30.00 paid: 'Not my will, but Thine, beiJulIa OUR SPECIALTIES .. 11. 5.50 HAno" that la lot not th flesh Jhn Plese but the spirit be represented in Tony & Mary Pignanelli SPAGHETTI 200.' 100.00 me. Thi3 is the new understandOnly Place In Town 1S.9 9.45 ITALIAN STYLE ing of spiritual love. It gives all Mark Patrick Silas 30.27 60.55 Rowley blesses for Christ, or Truth. It 32. 16.00 PIES, Home-Mad- e its enemies, heals the sick, casts J. D. Richardson .. NONE BETTER Scalzo 21.00 Santa 42. out error." (p. . 33). Charles Scalzo .... .- .- 4.50 2.25 180.00 90.00 Smith Kate Miss Dorothy Lloyd, daughter BEST IN TOWN .... 9.10 4.60 of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lloyd re. Frank Scavo 8.C0 .. 16. Zupansic Leopold to to continue Lake Salt ops turned Steaks---Ch.. 51.15 25.58 her studies at Henegar's Business Nick Rokavlna 120. Ausie Kimber 60.00 college. c Frank Markosek . - 4.50 2.23 J ... 10.92 5.40 Miss Leanor Howlett returned E. B. Miller to Grand Junction to continue her Antonio Aiello .... .. 2.59 1.30 Place with the Open Kitchen And In accordance with law schooling at the Junior College, Where You See the Meal where she Is enrolled for her and by order of the board of dir Prepared ectors so many snares of eacn freshman year. 221 South Main St. Helper 5l ' 'vi w- e NOTIC jinii -- tlELPER FURNITURE 30 Another Busy Day A ?tJ"'$z yV i T)UT ONE thing U jure, her feet are well protected bjr -' grand shoes for boys and girls fit right -a- nd their fine flex- Jl f ' 8 - a -- which makes them hold thru shape better, give looget wear sod greater economy. I I II I Utit Maywy X VS. ft ( d in lustrous two-tonporcelain enamel set off with smart black Bakelite door hanUlej; ed oven-doo- r; Heavily insulated, spring-balancelining and every other modern, worthwhile, feature making for matchless cooking and baking qualities! and for a saving of fuel, food and labor that actually makes doing without it an h traraganct! A range of quality priced righl down to earth! sky-hig- ALLEN'S Stream-Line- d De-Lux- e RANGES By sll means see tb's newest, most leauttjul of all ranges. HELPER FURNITURE 1 1 4h 1 if I The helpful idea we're talking about will give you extra protection against in your car's gasoline a freeze-usystem. The smart thing to do first is to have your carburetor drained a quick, simple operation for whoever takes care of your car. He will also empty the little glass filter bowl, or "trap." And if you want to be real careful, you will have a certain amount drained from the bottom of the gasoline tank. Thus you get rid of any water that might freeze on the first cold day. ' ::":W i . x- - $ -J s 680 This water was not in the gasoline originally, if you are careful where you buy. Dut you know that the air SPECIAL WINTER BLEND & HARDWARE i pyYi u MnAiilrTaiiiMVi-if'i- linnrim'-mmrmiw- always contains more or less moisture, which can gradually form water in your gasoline system. There is less chance of this when you keep too much air out of your gasoline tank, by having it filled close to the top. It i3 still just as important as ever to get a gasoline that always fires away lickety-spli- t in any cold . . . not dripping and flooding waste-full- y . . . not draining your battery a by lot of "false starts" . . . not thinning your oil by needless choking. The most helpful thing you can do for yourself right there is to keep your tank full of Special Winter Blend Conoco Bronze. Continental Oil Company sure-firin- g C 17 E m xflae T ultra-moder- p ible leathers are kind to tender, . inr Ac last you can have modern kitchen wich a wood and coai range. This new Allen is stream-line; : '. the last word in n design. Built to last a lifetime. Superbly finished t r 1 Vv '- het Poll Parrot shoes for these 41 iBwiwi a Iiini iiiiiii.niinifflWlii m left i Ultra-moder- n! ml SlfLt it OE'S CAF roll-sto- growing feet Besides, Poll Parrots are built of leather, iieii CHILI DUAL RELEASE Wringer out malic personal gaiety; new super-salar- y new 100 auto- tnatic operation. Aft t!!jZb iwii Mo-llar- SPIRAIATOR Waahinq Action-ca- ves 13 washing time,' 23 wear on clothes; eliminates tangling. N urn NEW! Different! . n j 1 e n in ' ff, if i -- Sph&lc.to't W jpfj mm a wort WANT HOUSEWORK retrains ARMY RECRUIT PARTY fall quarter at the Brigham Youcgj Those students CHURCH COMMUNITY Helper, Utah. Friday, January 8, 1937. Vogue Helper, Utah r GASOLINE I dm,, |