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Show t f fllE TAGE FOUR CARD OF THANKS The Greek - American Ladies' SHOW NGREASE Benefit society of Carbon county business wiehes to thank the OVER LAST YEAR JhouRea of Helper for the splendid support given their bazaar on November 13, also all others who With reports made from 21 of aisaisted In any way to make the Bazaar and dance such a great the 22 Carbon county schools, en.success. rollment at the end of the first period stood at 4.814, an increase over 1936 of SI students. Heiner, credited wit an enrollment last ear at this time of 40, is not included, no report having been received from there as yet. The increase is accounted for by the resignation of 9S5 students this fall, at Carbon high school, an increase over last year of 127 Comfor students. ... k. There this fall, and the enrollment last fall respectively according to reports received by George Ockey, school board clerk, are as follows: Royal. "6 and 6); Columbia. 103 and 93; Castle Gate, 207 and 212; Clear Creek, 57 and 56; Helper. fi!6 aid 683; Hiawatha. 115 and 212 and 217; 144; Kenilworth, Price Central, Southside, 551 and 548; Harding, 577 and 552; Rains, 82 and 61; Scofield. 63 and 61. Spring Glen. 250, 242; 55. 81; Spring Canyon, 170. 183; Sunnyside, 159, 153; Wattis, 31. 33: Wellington, 231, 121: Gordon 125, 232; Latudu, Creek. 159, 1S3; Carbon high, Is Ad ABERDEEN DEALFK In Your Community Mrs. INDEPENDENT & GOAL COKE The Style Revue of last Saturnight that featured BAND CONTEST of the latest mode, succeeded in attracting a large attendance at the Rainbow Gardens. Besides continuing its annual Sports clothes, gowns, ho se Price will again coats, etc., were splendidly disha nil contest. make a bid for the national re- played by the feminine niodtls. gional contest, Mayor J. Bracken and the owners of the Colleen of Smart Dress Shop and the FashLee announced Wednesday last week. ion Shop must be commended for Business Institutions expressed their efforts in making the g'rls' their approval at a public meet- part a success. A fashion plate of suits, toping Tuesday . evening. The proj ect, the total expenditure of which coats and accessories, marked the to J600O, was declared an educational and advertising standpoint. Permanent property, such as cots, bleachers, etc., were purchased last year and can be used each year with little additional cost. A committee, headed by Dr. H. B. Goetzman was requested to prepare an invitation to the regional committeemen to hold the regional meet in Price. Last May the contest attracted r.iore than 2800 student participants, and marked the seventh time the contest has been held in Price. amounted justifiable from Miner Entertains Thursday Club The Thursday Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Ace Miner for an enjoyable afternoon of Bridge. Prizes were won by Mrs. Menu mott, Mrs. Bosone, and Mrs. KyThe invited guest was Mrs. R. A. Dart. Members present were Mrs. C. Jouflas, Mrs. C. N. Memmott, Mrs. C. N. Memmott, Mrs. F. Nyman, Mrs. A. R. Dem-ma- n. Mrs. B. Moffitt, Mrs. O. Maulsby, Mrs. J. Barboglio, Mrs. J. Terry, Mis. J. Bottino, Mrs. F. Ilosone and Mrs. D. K. Downey. mata. Stand-ardvill- Nineteen Pass Drivers' Tests Nineteen persons, including 16 men and three women. Passed the COMPANY Mrs. Jouflas Hostess required examination for drivers' Letter fili-.lain and metal permits before Vern Davis, state for sale ..t T!ie Helper Journal cf- - To Wednesday Bridge The Wednesday evening Bridge highway patrolman, Saturday moriclub was delightfully entertained ning. They are: Pratt Lindsey, Suunyside, Jim by Mrs. Chris Jouflas at her home in the Gibson Apartments, Albert, Castle Gate; Thos. L. PetThe prize winners of the eve- -' erson, Clear Creek; Cal Tuft, Salt ning were Mrs. Colzani. Mrs. like; Curtis Holdaway, Price; CODE Gibson, Mrs. Bosone and Mrs. Kiva Kachevar, Kenilworth: Mil-d- :i Perry. Halliman, Kenilworth; Eugene Invited guests to the club meet Tangaro. Price; Pete Aiello, HelHO. I I XfamrMnfc were: Mrs. John Colzani and Mrs. per; Bob Ross, Salt. Lake; Jas. D. C. Gibson. Members present M. Johnson, Price; Jack Marshall, were Mesdames C. J. Allen, F. iMutital; Rex Weight, Pride. Arthur Banner, Helper; Joe Bosone, E. Gibson, C. N. Memmott, R. A. Nilson, J. A. Brisnahan, J. Lopez, Kenilworth; H. C. Kirk- wood, Latuda; Pete Perea, ConPerry, J. F. Wible. J. Sullivan. sumers; Vergal J. Birch, Consumers and Thelma Thayn, (Mrs. Murphy Hold . ,Club Meet at Home Mrs. Maxine Murphy entertained the Wednesday evening club CARBON RANCHER at her home last week. DIES SUNDAY Prizes were won by Mrs. C. DeVietti, Mrs. Mary Pizza, Mrs. Arter a James Josie Wetmore and Mrs. Margaret Oscar sufferingwell'-kno- stroke, ranchRoberts, Heldman. ' The Invited guest was Mrs. er, died at his ranch south of Heldman. Members present were: OLD THIS WHISKEY IS Mrs. Leah Peterson, Dorothy Wil- son, Mrs. Mary Marchettl, Mrs. Carrie DeVietti, Mrs. Pizza and Mrs. Josie Wetmore. 035, 838. s j mffiM psnT 1 quart f no. no mm COMMUNITY GHUHC! ATTRACTS MANY s day r KnrollnKMit in te various schools TAB REGIONAL FOR Couple Married Friday Evening Miss Eva Mavec and Nick Biach of Sweets were married Friday evening by Judge Lake. Miss Sylvia Bonacci was the bridesmaid and the best man was Joe Errors of Sweets. The attend, ants were Lana Gilbert. Prances Keietich and Vic Vanavich. After the wedding ceremony a wedding reccpt'on was held in honor of the newlyvteds at which the and relatives of couple were present. The bride and groom will be the I'onored quests at a party given Thanksgiving Day. no.xe The couple rill make th-iin Helper. six-wee- k D STYLE REVUE PRICE WILL BID CARBON SCHOOLS HEAT HELPER. JOURNAL HELPER THURSDAY, NOV. j many-fashion- Toggery display of Fall and Winter fashions by the men on parade. Gayls Cox is complimented on her splendid part in announcing the models. This opportunity is taken by the management of the Rainbow Gardens to thank the three local stores that furnished the apparel, the models, Mayme Hansen of the Rose Beauty Salon, Louise Bosone of the Gift Beauty Shop and Dorothy Wilson and Mary Corak of the Helper Beauty Salon for the coiffures the girls wore in the Revue. Much time and effort was extended in arranging the hair dresses of the girls, which is appreciated. Price Sunday evening. He was years of age and had been ill about ten days. , ELITE JEWELRY class Sunday school 10 a.m. A all. tor and a wcicuuie Morning worship 11 am. Mrs. Epworth League 7:30 p.m leader. Lawrence Beebe, Christmas the for PraPtine music Friday at 7:30 p.m. meet thv? Boy Scouts please scoutmaster at 7:30 p.m. Friday, to be May God give us grace thankful. T H. Evr.s. Pastor. " I '5 I 17 25. C f A K I) LAKES STORE i Local Time Inspectr jj j D. K. G. Vt. R. J IJTAM RAILWAVJ EXPERT WATCH j r -- i ' ' tlafe ty As) ; V' h 65 for Mr. Roberts was horn in Foun- tain Green, Sanpete county, February 17, 1872, the son of Bishop Jasper and Rhoda A. Guymon Roberts. Seven years later he to Orangeville, where his father had been called to open a mission in Castle Valley. He had been prominent in affairs of his community for many years, and was an active member of the L. D.S. church. moved PHIw ir4'Gl- I U MmiM - I j ; 2 YEARS f j j jMooseheart Day Is Celebrated By Moose j The Mooseheart Day celebra-- ; tion by the Moose Lodge and the Women of the Moose was a very successful ene. Mooseheart Day commemorates .the establishment of Mooseheart, the world's most famous "Child City" and celebrates the birthday of it's founder, Honorable James J. Davis, TJ. S. Senator from Pennsylvania, The Mooseheart Day program ' was in charge of the Mooseheart alumni committee, of which Mrs. Ben Reddington was the chair-- I woman. Included on the Chapter's program was an interesting biographical sketch of Senator Davis, in whose mind was originated the Ideal of Mooseheart and whose leadership and executive ability was responsible for bringing this Ideal Into reality. A sketch was also presented on the "Child City," which has won world-widrecognition from leading educators and authorities In the field of child welfare as a model home and school for children and fs" located 37 miles west of Chicago. A coni- munity cotriplete In itself, Moose heart covers an area of 1200 acres and comprises 200 stone buildings An outstanding feature, which clmaxed the local Mooseheart Day celebration, was a Mooseheart .Founder's Day Ball, with Esther .Gagosian as chairwoman. These Founder's Day Balls were held .throughout the Fraternity and from the proaeeds a monetary gift will be sent to Mooseheart toward the further development of jits educational program. A James J. Davis Class Inltla tion of one candidate was held by !the Women's Chapter, No. 887, as a further tirbute to their Pilgrim .Governor and Founder of Moose-- , Utah Fuel Co MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE FAMOUS ii 4 nadiaMU !i irTBvr Castle Gate Clear Creek In I i &" i Sunnyside Coal & Coke j 90PR00 C IV General Office m Salt' Lake City Utah W THE DFNTAL 1 PftS3ION SPECIAL in 1 J:mmmm . .artr jiij..-w- jo. j tijji - ' NEW LOW PRICES ON ALL WORK NATURE 12 SO PLATE 1 -- No "All Pit Rubber" j HIRAM WALKER & SONS, PEORIA, ILLINOIS WALKERVILLE, ONT.; GLASGOW, SCOTLAND e SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 6 RUBBER PLATE (ah wort I SO n in.rt itiirttr performed Mthariiatan and wtMK. (iftility of Utah Ufnti D.ntiirt. u") !r i tK I I s- - Jj Phone for a arc &Ckfo9i reading makes your eyes don't blame it on tha book. Simply telephone and aalt for a free Sight Meter survey of your lighting. Poor Bght I on of the commonest causes of eyestrain and its attendant arils yet thousands of homes are not properly lighted IF EAT HERE AGAIN for ecsey. comfortable seeing. That's why we maintain this popto help you get the ular service j CUL (Bcnj jhanksijlvuig From 7 o'clock Wednesday night (November 24) until 4:30 a.m. Friday (November 26) lowest rates will apply on long distance calls. Enoy hearing the voices of far- away members of your family, relatives or friends on Thanks- "liMjAmTFS ' TF'PPHOMS r TELEGRAPH CQMPArW Racant raductiooa Steaks---Ch- ops SPECIALTIES (Student On Honor Roll At Academy only Plaee student must hare at least three "A's" and do mark lower thaa Atk "Long Distance" for Rata a "D- - Bud !a iis 853 ei Mr. tzi Krt Freemaa Grow of thla ait?. VgU g best possible from th electricity You huy Phone for your free surrey. W our trained lighting advisor heU Sight Meter under your readbf lamps . . . and see far yeuisel kew they measure up. Ersty tease is eat&ed to this ftee sef rios, so deal Bight-sorin- THAN EVER! heart. Bud Gross la one of the students to win the distinction of being on the honor roll at Wasatch Academy In ML Pleasant. To be accorded this honor the giving. Telephoning is a pleas uce to enjoy, at little cost. UGHT IS CHEAPER OUR JSFAGIIETTI In Town ITALIAN STYLE P1E3, Home-Blad- NONE 2Z4 Sauth rtact fat tit doaacde Hghtlnf rata, phu fictra Baetrklhr at makM mora Bgbt ardUbb lower coal than Hatf-Pric- a, e BETTER JOE'S CAFE Mai St Hrtl with the Opm Kitchen Wber You Sea th MtaJ out if your home Is safely lighted! HERE ONCE! EAT YOU'LL. Find FREE Test. Electricity h The Biggest Bargain In The Heme PHDIE YOUR DEALER OR UTAH PBwER k LIGHT CO. i J h |