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Show f i TOE PAGE SIX HELPER JAN. THURSDAY, JOCIKAL-UiLP- EI. of Rebekahs the Wednesday Bridge. club enter- FOR RENT tained at a bridge breakfast and And Odd Fellows Held The Grand Order of Rebekahs and shower Sunday morning at the home For Upright Piano for Rent. Odd Fellows held a Joint Installation of Mrs. Geo'rge Pizza, 264 club Phone of the members call Guests and Details of officers Friday evening. Mrs. Installing officers were: Mrs. Mary present were: Mrs. Joe Skriner. Helper, Utah Kersh-bergeMrs. Jack W. B. Castle of Jones McKelvey. Wilson and Jack Mrs. Morris McNary, Mrs. Gate, and the two Grand Marshalls, Miller. A. Ernest W. and Flaim, Mrs. Ed Marchetti. Mrs. Henry Hall FOR RENT Wet-morThe new officers of the Order of Mrs. Harold Wahl, Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Wm. Murphy, Mrs. Bud Rebekahs are: Noble Grand, Mrs, Furnished Apartment for Rent Mrs. and Mrs. John DeVietti. Peterson Vice Grand, Myrtle Bryner; Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Recently rtnovated and redecorated Eleanor Rehor; Recording secretary, Furnished Mrs. Frances Greenhalgh; Financial Wetmore, Mrs. Marchetti, Mrs. Wahl Lignts and Fuel secretary Mrs. Maxine Murphy; ' and Mrs. McKelvey. Helper 1st West, 364 Call Mrs. Skriner was presented with a Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Knobbs; Conductor, Elizebeth Patterson; Warden, beautiful floor lamp by the members Mrs. Linda Uhle; Chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth Hines; Noble Grand Supporters, Mrs. Mary Wilson, right supporter; Mrs. Henry Hall, left supporter; Vice Grand supporters, Mrs. Daisy Smiley, right supporter and Mrs. Gertrude House, left supporter; Inside guardiah, Mrs. Belle Outside guardian, Mrs. Halvorsen; Edna Healy, and Musician, Mrs. Mae Bliss. The new officers for the Order of Odd Fellows are: Noble Grand, Geo. 21 - 22 Black; Vice Grand, T. C. Smiley; Prices Effective Fri. Sat., Secretary, Clyde Miller; Treasurer, Marvin Lainbson; Nobel Grand Sup porters: Henry Hall, Right supporter, Jack Jones, Left supporter; Vice Grand supporters. Gal Harris, Right, and R. L. Loveless, Left supporter. The retinnir Noble Grand Officers, Mrs. Florence Goodhart and John Ricardi, were presented with Past Grand Jewels. Refreshments were served to .the guests. The birthday of Thomas Wildey , m mil i founder of the Independent Order of m IS K J Odd Fellows, was observed. 1 K 20, Joint Installation n Rfbekahs Honored at Monday Bridge Party Mrs. Maxine Murphy assisted by her mother, Mrs. Gertrude House, entertained for the members of the Grand Order of Rebekahs Monday evening. Bridge was preceded by a business was luncheon meeting. A dainty 6erved during the course of the evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Good-har- t, Mrs. Hines, Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. Bench. Mrs. Goodhart was presented with a gift in view of her leaving for California to make her home. Members present were Mesdaines Henry Hall, Florence Goodhart, Mary Knobbs, Frances Greenhalgh, Daisy Smiley, Lola Bartlett, Levy Hines, Mae Bliss, Edith Bench, Josle Wet-mor- e and Eleanor Rehor. pi Brewing Crporation . Portland Lo Ar,filmu n ill cranes ah TVTrill 1 tjp Jrace Smttim Nyman Home Scene Of Bridge Club Meet Mrs. F. Nyman entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home last week. The guests - were seated at one long table. Prizes were won by Mrs. Barboglio, Mrs. Dart and Mrs. Mem-niot- t. Distributed By Helper Mercantile Co. Phone 141 Helper I iviilHlk Building materials Mr. and Mrs. Nyman Hosts To Sunday Night Bridge Club The Sunday Night Bridge Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Nyman. The ladies were the champions of the evening, prizes being won by Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Grover and Mrs. Colzanl. Invited guests to the club were Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Demman, Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Grover and Mr. and Mrs Chris Jouflas. Members present were Mr. and Mrs. Ace Miner and Mr. and Mrs. John Golzanl. and Seruice PHONE 72 Sunday Breakfast-Showe- jmtn 4 Cans d 2-Po- SHIRTS Blue Extra special for work Mens Boys 29 35c Cam-bra- Sanforized Covert! c""' Come early and get your size pair Per package GRAINS OF GOLD ri Idaho Russet day old doz jg 3 lbs for log TgP gc 3for M - fflTPffil lb U.S. STEAK, I INSPECTED 2 Pounds S'cer Beef Rou"d T-B- POT ROAST Steer Beef loin lb one ,b 130 t0 ,b 170 190 io pud fresh SIDE PORK SLICE MMHHMHHMHHHHHHHHBVMHHHHHMBaHBMBHaHSMaMHHSHMSMMSHSHHHBMHBMaBMMHnHHB QUALITY wl,ole or haIf MUTTON CHOPS 98c OF VealorBMf MUTTON Boys MEATS 4 pound packase for 1 RUMP ROAST SCRIM REMNANTS These remnants are ends of m 10c Quart AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ff) kge. 3 cans for S!rinlesS WALNUT MEATS UNION MARKET 8-lbP- 2Sc 2 for Tomato Juice Qt. 1 Qc 3 for U,S, INSPECTED MEATS log 25 Kraut 100 lbs this price $1.98 j$ large candled BEANS CORDUROY PANTS You'll want a pair at Mens 15f Size Can CURRANTS LARD WORK PANTS y 2k Salmon ten Uc iraoQgos TEN O'clock SAT. Morning BLANKETS For Car or Robe Asst. colors 66x80 $1.00 each pound package for COFFEE SALAD DRESSING GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Arizona Cyd. 50 per roll WAX PAPER GRAPEFRUIT Penney's Score Again! appreciate their value. per bushel AFPLES Soup Jar und Mary Ausnick. Standardville, is en titled to a free pass to the Strand Theatre, January 25 or 26. ENDS 1 i 11 In compliment to Mrs. Joe Skriner, nee Dorothy Wilson, a recent bride BLANKET 21-2- 2 1 CARROTS By Mrs. Pizza For Bride You will have to see these to Prices Effective Fri. Sat, January Quart Held r MARKET J Mrs. R. A. Dart was the invited guest of the afternoon. Members present were: Mrs. C. N. Memmott. Mrs. C. Jouflas, Mrs. J. Bergera, Mrs. A. Miner, Mrs. A. R. Demman, Mrs. B. Moffitt, Mrs. J. Bottino, Mrs. O. Maulsby, Mrs. J. Perry, Mrs. F. Bosone and Mrs. J. Barboglio. FOR 1 January mcm BEER JIT ITS SunBEST mnmwal . Ig 'lf 0 wORKMAN'S CURTAIN curtain material much higher J priced. NO Lay-Awa- ys C VEAL CHOPS and STEAKS Pound var( 355 SLICED BACON PICNIC HAMS ON Curtain Remnants Pound SHOP HELPER, UTAH 2 lbs WITH 100 PORK ROAST to "SUCCESS" UNION flgc MARKET MARKET shonIder ,b 190 150 FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS FRESH CREAM-AN- D POULTRY 1SWLK DAILY and CinLI BRICK |