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Show THE HELPER AGE SIX HELPERi JOURNAL PTA THURSDAY, NQy. H is needed to Everj'time two-bit- s help sponsor some thing, Al and the boys have to go down on bended knees and just about cry to get anything. That's one- - hundred per cent rotten sportsmanship in any man's language. Why not get together, crews and departments, got the bosses V tH. Interested, forget petty grievances and create some sort of fund, .4 i irmH i hope-cresetc.. so all these mrna and body building activities can By N. J. TULLIU3 be indulged in by all who care to Tuesday the real side of the and wishes for future happiness do so. Signed by was 'and health, follewed by a list of "Hardboiled" railroaders Rails J. A. Brisnahan. J. R. Loftia,1 s brought to light vividly names, R. H. Berrett, J. C. Kavanagh, H.' Now that the yard has been again when two faithful employees of Following is the message and P. Lloyd, A. S. Greenstreet, Ben equipped with lights there need the Rio Grande were each pres-!th- e list of men who assisted: Smith, E. P. Horning, Ed Laursen, be now more wondering if the ented- with tokens of appreciation 1937 E. H. Parker, George Hackworth. man approaching from the oppos- for their long service and good Presented To Harold Wahl, W. H. Wetmore, E. Ite direction Is friend or foe. fellowship. J. Casey, Don Smith, Joe Saccam-- i Rails (NAME OF MAN) Foreman J. A. Biisnahan, as- By the following employees of the mano. Ed Johnson, D. A. TidwellJ Bill Wetmore and wife enterH. Y. Stockton, Frank Saccom- - tained Mrs. W. L. Turner of Heber D. &. R. G, W of Helper. With sisted by J. R. Loftia and Ray best wishes for your - future ano. Max Chadwick, J. L. McFall. City, at their home last week-end- . Berrett, had minature scrolls J. E. Lopez, Dominic Albo, R. R.I Rails printed, oae for each man, with health, happiness, and a sliort message of appreciation success. Rachele, W. R. Elliott, A. W.! The I. A. of M. held its regular Ray, H. L. Peterson. monthly meeting Wednesday eve- D. K. Downey, Thomas Tani- - ning at the Helper city hall. Ralls guchi, Wm. T. Murphy, H. L. E.i Engineer George Slater Is at Mike Pagano, Putman, M. McNary, J. D. Gale, John Colom- - the present time top man on the bo, Ken Carr, J. C. Hansen, Ralph engineers extra board. Crawford, W. B. Gale, F. W. Vol!.! Rails Louis Wahl, C. L. Dyet, A. S.i Carman W. O. Berry and wife Allison. R. E. Haycock. Alfred made a trip to Salt Lake City th W. II. Weller. Martin, J. B., forepart of this week. Willis, H. L, Cooley, R. T. Hay-- ! Rails cock, J. R. St. Louis, Chas. Sac- Judge and Mrs. Turner of Provo comano. and the L A. of M. were guests at the home of Bill lod8e- .Wetmore last Sunday. . Rails Rails Al Martin states that the Rio H. E. Fox has been laying off Grande is ready to put In plenty .because his boy is in the hospital or good basketball material if recuperating from a minor acci-h- e and the boys can eet anv'dent. NAME Um Mo. kind of a break cooperatively in C!or ..Fifths 778 Carman Joe H. Bellows Is off getting the players outfitted. Sauletn 771 -- Firths Ralls work due to sickness. Port 92S The reason for the past lack of -- QU. Rails Port nterest and cooperation, as this ..Gals. S27 Carman Frank Guerrie has been Whit. Pert writer sees it. is due to the fact visiting with friends and relatives 928 -- QU. l I V . hot iucic Whit. Port 929 mm--Gals. is uu w mare mudJ or in Grand Junction for the past ahletic fund that could gi'e the ew days. 1004 Tokoy -- QU. boys a boost to get started. Rails .Gals. 1005 Tokay i i 1032 of Railway The Brotherhood ..QU. Shwry see Carmen of America held its regMuscat! QU. Muscatel ular meeting last Friday evening Gal. 987 at the Helper city hall. 1055 LQU. Angelica Ralls 959 Tamper Proof Port QU. 992 Hy Stockton has been laying Tamper Proof Mucatl..QU. off for the past few days. 1018 Tamper Proof Tokay QU. Ralls alio Harold Wahl, Joe Saccromano and his son, Frank, are off the 900 -- QU. Champagne work board and on the observa8:40 Brandy 408 -- PU. tion list, and M. E. McNary is Alcohol 20 WPiooi sleeping on the back porch so informant Jimmy special says : ! Kavanagh. A Feeling: Of Reils Max Chadwick is back on the PEACEFULNESS In Wallace's Funeral home! job again after a hurried trip to you'll find the peacefulness f the west coast Rails of kind and understanding! Engineer Chris Nelson is back mends Friends who feel It a sacred on the Helper work board after a spell In the Grand Junction I'M YOUR CHEAPEST obligation to protect your district. interests and Raltt advice. SOURCE The Grapevine says that three We have jost purchased a with no new "Miller Built- i engineers .are laying off HELP, MR. FARMER for It. shown or f reasons given Buick Hearse i They are Engineers Al Reed. F. I Buvia, T. Boyer and Dean Tilton. and RIILRCUD NEIPS if t, j fellow-worker- - - i CALIFORNIA WINES 1 if ft! p AND BESf iae coupie were attende-- i Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Couple Wedded On Mr. and Mrs. Aim Armistice Day Of Royal Entertain The newlyweds plan The marriage of Julia Parry Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of mi thf-iot borne here. eve- - Df Don Jewkes and Wednesday entertained Helper Royal on solemnized folwas Kmilworth ning with a delightful dinner Letter Met Piain and Armistice Day by Bishop Carter lowed by cards. met, ' r.. Day Service Wallace Mortuaryj MORTICIANS PRICE, UTAH ... Their guests of the evening at jji8 home. fnr sale 9 were: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dart ot of Dart Royal, Katherine Helper, taaagssagErafgrarergsaj Dr. and Mrs. Merrill of Spring ft 1 WilCanyon, and Mr. and Mrs. son's daughter, Mrs. Stevens, of Salt Lake City. Saturday evening.; Prizes were won bu Mr. and Mrs. R. Wiggin3. Cold Weather is Tough on Batteries! BP Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Duncan and Lake Salt Mrs. Marh Evans were PREPARED! AVOld Unnecessary fe "V visitors last week. Expense by Having Us t'lieck Your Battery Bert Eriskson is a patient at the Standardville hospital where NOW. he is rapidly recovering from an U.S.L. BATTERIES with a guarantee appendix operation. Mr. Joe Stoker and Miss Louise counts Killgore were united in marriage 1 November 10th. DON'T NEGLECT YOUR AUTOMOBILE TOO LONG Delai that end. Mr. and Mrs. Julio Los Angeles visited dollar. It costs so little and does so much. increasing WW of help to the farmer his work, and his profits, beyond comparison, Winter Motor Tune-u- p Heater Problems Install a HA DEES Heater TodayTDo?t Loose Out. In ist on HA DEES Heat Defroster - Footwarmer - Heater 3-W- ay BRYNER'S SERVICE Phone 342 Helper, Utah : here last WITJ TEH'S NOT FUR &WHY taUe -- change noux ' j qmk of RPR fjot ta oomct zoiritm dturinal CAFE'S GRILL Get acquainted with one of steaks! Ywi'H enjoy it! 650 For a Five Course Dinner MENU Vegetable m Soup or Ccktail Grttrs Spee4a Steafc Ceffee Tea Milk w new salad electricity 'h..... .... 1,078.00 Total Receipts f both in decreasing Flushing and Servicing Radiator Winter Oils and Greases Milano of week. Mrs. Albert Shaw was a Salt Lake visitor last week. The 5th and 6th grade girls are busy making quilt blocks for a qnilt which they intend to raffle off next Saturday. f Cash electricity gives the greatest ralue per a source F. T. Benedict Is back from Salt Lake on account of a cut-ofof the engineers' boara there. Ralls Following is the October, 1937 financial statement for the D. ft (Helper) R. G. W. Employees' Credit Union. RECEIPTS: $388.00 Shares purchased 627.50 . Loans repaid 61.50 Interest received fees Entrance Let Us Take Care Of Your: (Too Late For Last Week) E. F. Snyder was on the sick list last week. Mrs. Rose Sadl er entertained the Elite Pinochle rlab last Thu's- day evening. Prises were won by Mrs. Earl Hammelwright and Mrs. Ted King. Mrs. Mary Evans of Anaheim, California is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. I. W. Duncan. The Rev. .T. H. Evans of Price will conduct Bible classes here every other Wednesday evening. Don't forget the Big Benefit dance sponsored by the P.T.A. Saturday evening. The John Smith family is In quarantine for Diphtheria. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shockley were visitors here over the week-- . lYAztoasiD osi ton now cm BRYNER'S SERVICE Phone m Helper, Utah 0 Ol all th commoditia thai enter Into the daily life of the American family, As ! is . More and more farm dwellers are finding greater use for this marvelous servant to their own cdv How about YOU? LETS TALK IT OVEH UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Cards of Unusual Distinction A thousand charming ways of saying 'Merry Christmas.' A thousand picturesque backgrounds symbolic .of the season. That's why The Journals are best Christmas cards TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: Shares withdrawn Loans made ...... Interest paid out Expenses 11.644.80 Total disbursements Cash at end of month $1,459.34 185.46 TOTAL Net Interest earned per month Outstanding loans Outstanding shares Guaranty fund $1,644.80 J200.0V) 1,255.00 3.42 - Profit to date jJuijjIiDliM 158.08 J3.710.00 $3,593.18 $29.00 A Mai $io. None Losses 116 Number of members 53 . Number of borrowers A goal of $5,000.00 saved by January 1. 1938 Is Tfhat the union is now aiming for. Va Ralls KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON TOP-RU- N be purchased Plain or Engraved Box of 25 . $1.25 and up SfcE OUR NEW ASSORTMENT Of Card Just In Mike Turnbull, Journal Representative HELPER JOURNAL PHONE 21 WHISKEY TWO YEARS OLD RAINS NEWS 93 PROOF By Mrs. Lucille Erlckson NATIONAL Can DY8F - mm -- .. EM.S0 at beginning Geraldine returned Ferguson ho-n- e laat ceek from the Price hospital where she had been con. fined due to an appendix operation. Mrs. " AIM. t Sua. 'ntertaire.d the Elite Pinochle club las-vinin?. Prizes were Thursday won by Mrs. Ned Ghrlstensen and Mrs. Pearl Anderson. Leila Marshall returned from the Price hospital week last .where she underwent an operation for mastoids. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Johnson entertained at a Pinochle party i tI r CF Night 1JJ? . n--v - 1a DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION. NEW YORK Kentucky i) l MSB straight " I Hi 5. """"iLh BOUHB0H WIS! 1C |