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Show 1947 .UUBSPAV. NOVEMBER 27. CARD OF THANKS We are taking this means be cause of the lack of time, to ex tend our sincere thanks to the many friends and acquaintances of our dear deceased father, for the beautiful floral offerings and the kind expressions of sympathy extended us. Thank you again. Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Noe Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Herron Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wampler Coal Nov wok For Sure Delivery Call PUGLIESE phone 146 JOURNAL HELPER. UTAH her club PAGE FIT recently. Prizes werei HEWS "Buy Tom on br Mrs. Louise McDonald lstj Extension Agent and Mrs. Fern Ariotti 2nd. A del By Mrs Josephine Houghten By lire Deiaeale Poire licious luncheon was served to Advises Public Mr. and Mrs. Clint Snow and those (Teo Late for Last Week) present; Mrs. McDonald. With Thanksgiving at hand it's family entertained at a Thankssriv Mrs. Ariotti, Mrs. Crystal Grundy. Mrs. Reuben Cordova of Santa time to talk turkey, and the Mrs. Vera in bestj Mrs. dinner and honor Thomas, Eva ing of their son, Fe, New Mexico is visiting at the1 talk in turkey is torn turkey, says Bazil before he returned to the riack. Morris, Utah State: The band mothers held their home of her brother Mr. John Dr. Naval base at San Francisco. Bamber. Extension poultryman. Other members of the family pres regular meeting November iSth. A baby boy was born to Mr. "The large torn turkeys are bet ent were: Delbert of Clear Creek, Candy was made and sold at the Mrs. Wesley Brittan. Mrs. ter buys than the hens for sever and Mr. and Mrs. IVell Miller and welfare show Monday. Chances Brittan is the daughter of Mr. and al reasons,', says the extension family of Royal, Mr. and Mrs are being sold for $1.00 which en Mrs. Clarence Gordon. CARD OF THANKS poultryman: Contrary to popular Rex Black and family of Hunting titles the purchaser chances on Mrs. Curt Harris entertained her prejudice, the meat of the toms is We wish to extend our deep ton. a cedar chest, a bicycle, and a Friday bridge club at her home. Just as good as that of the hens, appreciation and gratitude to all Recent visitors at Salt Lake sled. The drawing will be held A delicious dessert was served to: if not better; of the total weight, who paid us their sympathy at City were Mr. and Mrs. Harry December 15th. Mrs. Hecj there is a higher percent of eat Mrs. Willard Craig is visiting the following members; the recent death of our husband Whittaker and son Robert. They tor Keith Chiara Mrs. and Nielsonj able meat on the toms: and the and Jackson visited their daughter Andrea who at Panguitch. father, Andrew Mrs. James Fulton, Mrs.: toms cost approximately a dime of Helper, Mrs. Thomas Bendall visited Buckley. is attending the U. of IT. Joe and Mrs. Calvin Jewkes! less per pound. Mrs. Etta Buckley and family Mrs. Ruth Johnson entertained last week at Mapleton at the Sr. Smith, to also special guests Mrs.; For small families who cannot home of her sister Mrs. Naomi with her daughter Faye who is! Albert Tittle and Mrs. Domenic use a large turkey on Thanksgiv Polve. Prizes were won by Mrs. ing, Dr. Morris suggests cutting spending the winter at the home Mrs. James the turkey in half and putting and at Pleasant Grovel Hector Chiara and Fulton. the other half in cold storage for of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Larson. Mrs. Mabel Oldham entertained later use. Or, if you don't have a Tuesday evening the second year Bee Hive class under the! the Ladies Guild Wednesday af cold storage locker, go in with a direction of Mrs. Mary Baheoek ternoon at the home of Mrs Albert neighbor and each take half the and a turkey, he suggests. enjoyed a covered dish dinner, Tittle. Business, games, delicious dessert the af If featured Those present were: Joanne you have a cold storage lock er. ritibt now is the best time to Houghton. Alene Taylor, Sharon ternoon. Mrs. Roy Robinson entortined Phillips, Myrlene Battiste, Geral buy your supply of turkeys for dine Johnson, Gay Sillitoe, and the Wednesday afternoon bridge the winter; they are plentiful club at her home. A delicious des and the laRae Wilstead. is comparatively price to the following A primary officers and teachers sert was served low," the extension poultryman Mrs. George Jackson, advised. meeting was held Friday evening members: Mrs. William Mrs. James Fulton. at the home of Mrs. Lora Farns Phone New Items to Journal Hughes, worth. Plans were discussed for Manson. Mrs. Thomas Dohienic Thanksgiving cheer baskets and Mrs. Albert Tittle, Mrs. born on Armistice Day to Mrs. the annual Christmas party after Polve. and Mrs. Curt Harris. Mrs. Gus Vouros of Price. Both mother CRANBERRY SAUCE Ben a was special guest. Fitzgerald which refreshments wet's served and daughter are said to be in to Mrs. Thalia Thacker, Mrs. Prizes were won by Mrs. Thomas fine condition. K Josephine Houghton, Mrs. 'Ida Hughes and Mrs. Ben Fitzgerald. OCEAN SPRAY Dinner guests on Sunday at the Evans, Mrs. Pearl Stagg, Mrs. Bulah Tabone, Mrs. Sara Biggs, home of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Christ Mrs. Betty Huff, Mrs. Clea Davis, onsen were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wild and son David of Hiawatha. and Mrs. Sylvia Barney. A new girls club has been form Mrs. Dessa Thursday evening Snow of Price entertained her ed by a group of our young girls. club at her home. Members from The club is scheduled to meet on here attending were: Mrs. Lenore Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Davis. Mrs. Clea Davis, Mrs. Olive The name given to the group of Maeann, Mrs. Sara Biggs, Mrs. girls was the J.B.A. Girls Club. Lillie Pecorelli, Mrs. Pearl Wil The officers were elected as fol stead, Mrs. Sylvia Barney, Mrs. lows: President, Patsy Tamllos; Betty Trauntvein, Mrs. June Wil Vice President, Maryln Hatsis; Secretary, Patsy Duty; Treasurer, stead ami Mrs. Ida Evans. Carol Berensen. Other club mem hers include Elizabeth Ann Colum bo, Georgia Hatsis, Lorraine Rop er, Joy Ann Harvath, and Gloria FOR A BETTER Ferderber. At the last club meet the main event was selec ing CLEANER, QUALITY ting held a Christmas present for the ORDER FRANK THE HELPER Helper g CASTLE GATE NEWS Turkeys" KMW3RTH The i j j I 1 w - RAINS NEWS By Esther Sanich and Mrs. Lou Buftmil Dragerton and Mr. and Mrs. LJo4 sey Duncan and family of Watti Tisited with Mr. and Mrs. Tre& Shaw and Daughter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sartor ftflf family visited with Mr. and Mr. Tony Daleatti of Helper Moa4y evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Jenseil 9t Spring Canyon and Mr. and Krt. Da All red of Price visited witll Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sanich Friday. Mrs. Ken Ariotti of Spring 01(0 visited with the Rudy Sanich" Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John ChristensoS and Mrs. Bob Van Atta Weo chopping in Provo Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Elkin had a suf prise visit from their daughter", Mrs. Ivan McIeod of Washington, D. C. Mrs. McLeod plans to spend several weeks with her parent. t Mr. CENTRAL COMM. AND SUPPLY CO. Better Materials FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS f Phone 72 Helper NTV) You can't express love in words alone... mothers. The John Garvaglia's are the proud Grandparents of an eleven pound two ounce granddaughter LAUNDRY SERVICE Mllei afts PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 TOMATO JUICE TOMATO SOUP 2S)cl ALBERS LARGE PACKAGE fc 2 ""2"" 190 CRACKERS SALTINE OZ, 210 RED STAR FLOUR 310 BUTTER 1ST QUALITY LB ""'3'"" 2 MIXED NUTS, FANCY " 890 BAG evening Billy Biggs his twelfth birthday with a party. 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