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Show skirt entrain. Her p veil ADELLA ANN POLVE of lace fell from afinger-ticoronet heads. The bridal bouquet was red COMES BRIDE GEORGE W. LAST DaDy roses centered with a white orchid. The bride was given in of of was that by her father The bride marriage weddings """"Adella Ann Polve, daughter chose her only attendant Mrs. Mrs. D. V. Polve. Ken. Ivory D. Thomas as matron of Mr and Utah, and George A. Last, honor. Mrs. Thomas chose a din Uorof'Mr. and Mrs. George Last ner gown of pale blue flowered Tffest Jordan. The popular young crepe with corsage of white gar. denias. Mr. Thomas acted as Best la if I1 " " f J ceremony by Bishop Brailer Man for the groom. During the beautiful 'ceremony Mr. Calvin Jewkes of West Jordan in the KE.VlLWRTH0ne - Lens J ,v 11 ly " of the H. R. Mays resi-,cSun. Blvd. 6114 Holladay 4 o'clock. at 12th, September in a white The bride was lovely white satin bridal gown of heavy and importtfth nvlon yoke inset back accentuated The trim. lace ed a small foussel and a full e .Kenilworth sang. 'Oh Promise Me" accompanied ,n the violin by Miss Marion Davis of Brigham City. For her going away dres the bride chose a black afternoon dress with matching accessories The groom's wedding gift to the bride was a string of pearls he EVERYTHING'S ACCOUNTED HELPER THE JOURNAL Frances Armstrong is attending Wasatch Academy . Helper, Helen Newberry, formerly Helen PAGE THREE 30, 1948 SEPT. Word was received that Mr. and THURSDAY, Before Is visiting her family and May, Mrs. Robert E. Denman of GreenNovember Election relatives from Catalina Island. KIWANIS CIRCULATES 9 MILLION ville, Mississippi, are the proud who is workJensen Miss Faye T'-- i AMERICA" are four rega of There girl. FUN TO LIVE exactly parents pound baby in Salt Lake is visiting her the dates istration, Mrs. Denman was formerly Jean-net- te ing before TO COAST COAST PAMPHLETS FROM family this week. election next No. Burton of Kenilworth. general Holmes Sam visit, and Mrs. Mr. vember, and eligible voters Miss Lila Bowman, a former More than 9.000,000 patriotic j The program is being directed ed with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burton vari- - by the service organization's In-are to sure on wide be a they urged resident of Kenilworth is teaching and pamphlets, based .1. . y, family at Provq last week end. on are qualified to vote by regto ternauonai vomraiuee and of school at Fresno, California. designed subjects ety had her Burnhardt Aleta Kay show that "Its Fun to Live in Af fairs for the United States istering on one of the followMr. and ZwahUn Mrs. Fred tonsils removed last Saturday. 26 and Oct. 12, 5, dates: America.'' ing have been distributed by were in Ferron for Peach Day. HELPER LDS WARD Mrs. Harold Bell and daughter. Kiwanis clubs from coast to coast Correction of last weeks news. School at 10 a.m. James Sunday Reuben at the were guests Bonnie, Just because you oted in since the first of the year. September 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hawkes family. Superintendent. Oharlesworth, the primary election in SepThis announcement was made Fratto and family and Jthe Sam Priesthood Sunday at meeting tember, or the last general Marvin Hawkes returned from today by L Earl Acord, president S:iZ a.m. C.rey family were fishing at Moon now working on election isn't proof that your of the Kiwanis Club of Helper Lake instead of the Fratto family California and is Sacrament meeting Sunday eve name is on the books. It'll who said the purpose of the pamMrs. James Dixon has been quite the Tipple. ning at 7:30 p.m., under leadership only take a few minutes to Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Worthen, phlet campaign is to stress the of Bishop Lynn Broadbent. ill at her home. Her many friends check the books in your disthe of Olive Worth-eimportance of maintaining Choir practice, Thursdays at 8 and neighbors wish her speedy re. rather and mother individual enterprise system in the p.m. trict, and if its there you're also a brother and sister were covery. OK, and if not you know United States. with th All services to he held in the The Luther family spent Sunday here from Ferron visiting do. It's an easy thing what to Each of the seven pamphlets that Helper Ward Chapel. Clive Worthen family. at Ferron. to miss a name when have been issued up to this time Mrs. John Blackham and son There were quite a number of names from one KenWith a nice tasta and care In made dramatic comparisons of have Mrs. and Llewellyn Jack, Helpeople from here who went to book to another. form of govern- - weaving words together, you will of America's Edna between Christensen and ilworth In Helper per and Price to see the president. registration . .. w ment and the totalitarian rhonrv f If vti,.ac .'HI ...... Trmcr fcfmntlv CDS were visitors in Orem Sun. J CAfl Mrs. Art Hamelwright is in Mis. Helper agents are: East Helper, of familiar a centralized of control makes business, a skillful setting Mrs. Harry Mangus. 16E, 2nd sissippi visiting her brother who day. Horace .industry, agriculture, the church, !woru new. Garth Hyatt went to Marysvale, Helis quite ill. East St.; North-We- st 'home and school, Mr. Acord stat-'eend. over week the 246 Uin. Utah, per, Mrs. Joe Corey, -Phone News Items to Journal Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mortensen, brought back from the Orient. The tah St.; West Helper, Ann nathe Kiwanians throughout were Carl Dennis mother cf the bride chose an and Mr. and Mrs. Martell, 374 So. Main; and "jsu Mum tion are using the pamphlets as John Tuman dress of Tan in Provo last week end. Martin, Mrs. Lynn Ovedlade. Inserts with payroll envelopes, with dark accessories. The groom's Mr. Art Hamelwright has gone Remember the dates are statements, circulars, and other 26 and 27. he New October 12, to 5, mother chose Navy blue with, Mexico, where Burley, When this phase correspondence. to matching accessories. Both mothers will meet Mrs. Hamelwright During the six consecutive of the campaign comes to a conwore corsages of pink Camilas and bring her back home. She has been National Parks Open to I was elected Mayor of terms clusion in December, it is estimat in Mississippi visiting a brother Public Year Around white star flowers. Price, I lived and worked ed that nearly 15.000.000 leaflets A wedding dinner was given at who has been ill. closely with the people of this Although the official tourist sea.!wil) hav rirriated. the ones who pay the State A three tier wedMr and Mrs. F. H. Westoner ofSOn ig over and the lodges within; , v00 , I found that good govtaxes. home at visitors the were center formed the the piece Murray tne National Parks are closed,, ding cake the enlorsement of leaders in ernment is contagious. I know of Mr .and Mrs. W. S. Manson, parks themselves are still open to ,ltIsinftRR. lni1ustrv. of the dinner table. pduration and that bad government is contaand Thursday. Mrs. the pubiic Adjacent to the parks The bride is a graduate of the Wednesday & rmm.w f rant vnvarnmDr,t gious too, and that if it is bad University of Utah where she was Westoner is a sister of Mrs mau-- 1 are auto camps and hotel facilities publications are reproducing the at the top, misrule quickly filaffiliated with Delta Gamma. The son. where supplies and. accomm(xla- - various pamphlets and countless ters down into the counties groom received his "M. A. degree! Terry Jones was also a visitor at tj0ns can De had. and towns. thousands have been distributed in Metallurgy from the Universitf the Manson home for the weekend the with children t0 school thought I 's start at the top and Utah has two of the large'sTsToTk of Utah last January. He is active' being the guest of Bill Hansen, must , in mind that "teen-agers- " c! ut the political machine uuo cue in yams is California. from and Ensilon Gamma Coranado, tuuuuj in Sigma Terry realize the opportunities that pre.s thai Lake. one Salt strangling our taxpay North den at and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Romero are A. I. M.E. The young couple after vail in America. If elected Governor, I ers. a of 64 pound a short honeymoon will make their the proud parents Mr. Acord said the campaign believe I can help spread good In The District Court of home in Denver, Colorado. baby son born at the hospital. was inspired by Kiwanis Intergovernment all over the State Carbon County, administrative of Utah. national's State of Utah theme, "Citizenship Responsibility Sincerely, DELLA LOPEZ, Plaintiff, the Price of Freedom,'' and one vs. of this year's objectives which calls FRANK LOPEZ, Defendant. calls upon clubs to "Develop an Informed public opinion to combat Republican Nominee for Governor THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE all ideologies opposed to the ( Paid Political Adv. by Margaret Marr) jcratic principles upon which our You are hereby summoned to nations are founded" KENILWORTH NEWS Four Registration Dates Utah IN "IT'S 1 1 n, te d. FOR! or-igi- 'i mm "I17HEN we return your Laun- dry . .. you'll find no missing no laundry casualties. items We're careful, thorough . . . give individual attention to your wash ... PHONE 540 For Quick, Efficient Delivery & Pick-U- p HELPER CITY LAUNDRY hn .,., Beau-Brumme- ... PHONE 540 HELPER Angelo Georgedes, Proprietor , SUMMONS PENNEY4 6 j twenty days after appear the service of this Summons upon you, if served within the County in which this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty days after the service, and defend the action, and in case of your failure to do so, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the Complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said court. That this action is brought for the purpose of dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and the defendant. "within Jleaim Pairinniltey above-entitle- d Lb., 72"x90" 3 All-Wo- Blanket ol ANNIVERSARY PRICED THORIT 4o33 blanket holds in all the warmth no matter how cold the winter nights become! Large. Solid colors" i72" x .90" size gives plenty of tuck-in.- " blue, white, rose, peach, green or gold. Ravon-eatibound. An Anniversary special! Soft, rich-texture- d PORTRAIT STUDIO il i'. '"" " .'Jill. If. ii.ij.i ill i.un HATCH, Attorney for Plaintiff. Attorney for Plaintiff, P. O. Address: Thorit Hatch, 153 South Main Street Helper, Utah Date of First Publication, Sept. 2, 1948. Date of Last Publication, Sept. 30. 1948. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A A JOINT RESOLUTION G TO AMEND ARTICLE 13 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, RELATING TO PROSECUTION BY INFORMATION OR INDICTMENT AND TO GRAND 1, SECTION Men's 10 5 JURIES. it resolved by the Legislature of the State of Utah, Wool CALL 979-- J FOR APPOINTMENT Or When In Price Drop In To See Us Be two-thir- of all members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor UNIONS thereof: Section 1. It is proposed to amend Article 1, Section 13 of the Constitution of the State of Utah to read: Section 13. Offenses heretofore required to be prosecuted by indictment, shall be prosecuted by information after examination and commitment by a magistrate, unless the examination be waived by the accused with the consent of the State, or by Indictment, with or without such examination and commitment. The formation of the grand jury and the powers and duties thereof shall be as prescribed by the Legislature. Section 2. The Secretary of State is directed to submit the proposed amendment to the electors of the State of Utah at the next general election in the manner as provided for by Article 23, Section 1, Constitution of Utah. Section 3. If adopted by the electors of this state, this amendment shall take effect the first day of January, 1949. 1.98 Long Leg Long Sleeve For The Deer Hunter! HUNTING CAPS $119 ..... PART WOOL SOCKS 49C - KED SWEAT SHIRTS H HED FLANNEL SHIRTS $2 69 390 JERSEY GLOVES MOLESKIN PANTS $349 HOY'S RED SHIRTS $1 98 1G-INC- II LEATHER BOOT Men's Plaid Cotton Flannel Shirts - $9 90 Our shirt, buyer, has been, in, the. business long enough to know a bargain, and he says this is one of the best values in the store! A most unbelievable at this low price because Sportclad plaid cotton flannel shirt that's 's Sanforized! Woven-throug- h patterns. I, HEBER BENNION, JR., Sec- retary of State of the State of Utah, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing is a full, tru and correct copy of the constitutional amendment proposed by the regular session of the Twenty- Seventh Legislature, 1947, as ap- pears of rocord in my office. AUCTION PRICE, UTAH QUITTING BUSINESS at 9:30 A.M. CARPENTER FURNITURE CO. MONDAY, OCT. 4 (All New Furniture, Inventoried over 125,000.00) 137 So. 5th St. Grand Junction Colo. Company unable to obtain a lease, and have ordered us to sell entire stock of new, modern household furnishings and elec. trie appliances piece by piece or in lots. Positively not offered a8 a whole. Unusual opportunity for all buyers including home own. ers, hotels, rooming houses and dealers to buy new, fine furniture at auction prices. j i IN WITNESS I WHEREOF, have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Utah, at Salt Lake City, thia1 loin aay or August, 1948. al-it- 14K-1- 51 WEST MAIN CASH DEPOSIT REQUIRED DURING AUCTION FURNITURE INCLUDES: Overstuffed Living Room Suites; Beds of all kinds; bed room suites; steel and box springs; Inner springs and cotton mattresses; baby beds; Dining room sultea and chairs; chrome breakfast sets kitchen chairs; kitchen cab. Inet bases and wall cabinets; desks; book cases; cedar chests; Occasional tables and chairs; mirrors, rockers; Unfinished chests, wardrobes, vanities, corner cabinets and beds; Approx. $5,000.00 stock of floor covering; Carpeting; rugs; Inlaid Linoleum; L!no leum rugs; etc. RANGES AND STOVES INCLUDE: Gas and Coa comb, ranges; coal ranges; Oil and coal circulating heaters; gaa hot water heaters; gas floor furnaces; Coleman gasoline hot plates; water heaters for livestock; stove pipe; etc APPLI ANCES AND MISCELLANEOUS INCLUDE: Elec. washing ma. chines; heaters, radios, Irons, floor and table lamps; blankets" Presto Cookers; tents; tarpaulins; canvas by the yard; Luggage and Trunks; All Office Equipment; National Cash Register: add Ing machine; desks; typewriter; eto. AUCTION CfONDUCTED BY 7. CSEAL) Secretary of State. GROSS AUCTION CO. 3542 Main, Kansas Citv. Mo. |