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Show Mrs. Glenda Worthen cnuncii Cosaoltoirt PRIMARY There were 76 eager children that assembled In Primary Monday afternoon and under the direction of first counselor Beryl Woods enjoyed another Primary. Almost every child can repeat from memory the project for this year which is "I Will Be Quiet and Reverent Whenever Prayers Are Said At Church, At Home, At Mealtime Or Kneeling By My Bed." The Trekkers and Guides enjoyed an extra special treat when the Supt. of the YMMIA, Edward Laursen, came and gave them wonderful lesson on "Scouting, and what it means to be a Boy Scout." DEALER In Yout COMMUNITY INDEPENDENT COM. & COKE Mrs. John Zwahlen spent Sunday visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zwahlen, of Ferron. COMPANY KENILWORTH Mr. and Mrs. Hawld Jewkes and son spent the week end visiting with their parents and friends at Castle Dale. 1Y 11 Of tS CALL OUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SALE BOOK NOW) 'ftfGZj .-- vice-preside- nt Mrs. Oscar Davido and Mrs. George Davido of Dragerton were visitors during the week at the Mike Ferderber home. Mr .and Mrs. Evan Smith motored to Salt Lake Tuesday to attend the funeral of an elderly aunt that had passed away. Mrs. Christina Hansen of Huntington was a week end visitor at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Don Woods and daughter, Vickie, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Woods and Mrs. Venice Berensen over the week end. Mr. and .Mrs. Calvin Jewkes were in Salt Lake on business during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Laramie and children were visitors at the home of her parents in Huntington Sunday. Mrs. Gertrude Richards has been Beehive Girls Elect Officers The Builders group of the Beeill at her home durng the week hive girls elected officers in their and has gone to spend a few days on Tuesday evening. class The with her mother in American elected: following officers Fork. Rosalie Pauley; Vice Those who attended Relief So- President, LaRee Keel; Secretary-TreasurePresident, ciety Union Meeting in Helper Agnes Duffy; Historian, Saturday afternoon were: Mrs. Karma Skinner; Party Manager, Clara Christensen, Mrs. Florence Doriug. Sydney Saastamonien and Mrs. Alma EdRELIEF SOCIETY wards and Mrs. Eva Dixon. Miss Etta Moffitt spent ArPresident Naomi Johnson gave mistice Day and the week end the work and business lesson, with friends and relatives at Price. "Layettes and Baby Sewing." The A good number of people from members of the Relief Society Kenilworth enjoyed both sessions brought their own sewing and cake of conference at Price Sunday.1 and punch were served by the There were also many that at- officers. tended the special Welfare meet SPONSOR DANCE ing Saturday night and report the The of the Storrs ward films were truly wonderful. a in held the church directly dance Due to illness in my home it has not been possible for me dur atfter Mutual Tuesday evening. The purpose of the dance was to ing the week to contact as many raise funds to buy basketball uni- I as I would have liked. people forms needed by the would like to take this opportunwere ten cents. Tickets ity to thank those who bring the news right here to me. It is really wonderful of them. Gertrude Buchanan Phone 552 16 Helper, Utah South Main Street r. A sur SPRING CANYON in was held party prise birthday the church on Monday evening in honor of Clair Draper, who celebrated his seventeenth birthday, Miss ReVoe Brinkerhoff and Mr. FOUR YEARS OLD Merlin of Farish were KENILWORTH Little George Richards son of Mr. and Mrs. !tne party. Cake and punch were George Richards, and all his little served to approximately twenty friends met together Friday af- five guests, who presented Clair ternoon. The special occasion was with a beautiful nylon shirt. The that Georgie was four years old. evening was spent in dancing. Mrs. Omer Larsen, formerly of The time was spent in playing games and then each little guest Spring Canyon, and now living in received pink ice cream, cookies Orem. was a guest at the home and candy. After they sang "Hap- of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dorius on py Birthday" to George they re- Monday and Tuesday, Mrs. Jack Cox, formerly Neva turned to their homes looking forward to another year to help Jensen, of Price, was a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and him celebrate. Mrs. Grant B. Jensen on Friday 500 CLUB and Saturday, while her husband Members of the 600 Club met was hunting deer. Friday evening at the home of A satin Quilt belonging to Mrs Mrs. Gladys Trauntvien where WaKen Cocllrane ofi California they enjoyed the evening playing was quilted toy members of the The following members Relief cards. Society on Wednesday. A were served delicious refresh- delicious hot dinner of roast beef, ments by the hostess: Mrs. Reba mashed potatoes, vegetable salad, Bryan, Mrs. Beryl Woods, Mrs. hot rolls and cherry pie with Gwen Hyatt. Mrs. Ruby Winn, whipped cream was served by the Mrs. Clara Christensen, Mrs. Min ladies of the Relief Society who nie Manson, Mrs. Ruby Morgan do not quilt. Mrs. Lydia Johansen, Mrs. Ellen Mrs. Ella Vance and Mr. Dale Hawks, Mrs. Prele Burnside, Mrs. Vance of Fairview were visitors Elva Roper and Mrs. Ann Arm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam strong. The prizes were won by Vance on Sunday. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Christensen Miss Mildred Hamilton of and Mrs. Gwen Hyatt. was an overnight guest at the home of Miss ReVoe BrinkerFAMILY POT LUCK DINNER A very successful Family Pot hoff on Monday evening. The Spring Canyon school held Luck Dinner of the people of East Carbon and Kenilworth was held a tea on Thursday, Nov. 10, in of American Education Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the Kenil honor worth Recreation hall at 6:30 p.m, Week. The fifth and sixth grade The guest speaker was the Rt. students sang several songs remRev. S. C. Clark. D.D., Bishop of iniscent of the World War I era. the Missionary District of Utah. Among them were: Colored slides of the work of the Smiles, Tipperary, When Johnny Home Again. Episcopal Church here In Price Comes Marching Valley were enjoyed by all who They were accompanied at the attended. The details of the pro- piano by Principal J. Grant KI1- gram for the next year were also foyle. Cookies, candy and punch were served to the mothers who discussed at this time. P GET READY FOR WINTER Check Your Radiator Hoses ORDER Your Winter ANTI FREEZE "AIR RIDE" U. S. ROYAL TIRES America's Newest, Most Modern Tire Cool-Rid- e Seat Covers U.S. BATTERIES CONOCO PRODUCTS - See us for Expert Lubrication, Tire Repairing and Vuloartiltofl MIDLAND SERUtCE STATION Metal A Uotf ft. Helper Phone N7 SI - ct Sun-nyda- le - Western NEW FORD GOES A1 dmfM ice-skat- es 17 . 3 . . . it's packed with practical gifts for practical people, it's budget-price- d from cover to cover, it's here for your holiday shopping ! From frothy lingerie and and pressure pastel shirts to cookers . . . you'll find the gifts that mean so much, priced so low you'll "ooh" and "ah" at the savings! It's nice to find and give gifts like these . . . nice on your Christmas budget, too! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Region Sales Mana. Ford Division. The consensus of j..,. been taken into considerate! U By Mrs. Bertha Vance ON DISPLAY , . the many improvements Ford will continue to be aciiS were visiting school. Patsy Farish the car of the year in l95o NOV. 18 and Gaylene Mills poured, Mary FRIDAY, Major factors which deaw Keel LaRee LaBard, Ireta Curtis, The 1950 Ford line of passenger praised were economy eiJ, and Betty Sheets served. The There was SPRING CANYON improved teachers and parents spent a nara will be shown to the DUbliC comfort, smoother no Sunday School or Sacrament dealers operation and sa' Ford 6,400 throughout of 'by discussion in pleasant hour Watr-t- , ' .j v meeting held in the Storrs ward school problems. the Nation beginning Friday, No- features. Mr oaiu. , on Sunday, Nov. 13, since the towas announced Production of 18, it vember on the 1949 Port Miss Lou Jean Jensen visited North Carbon Stake held their was stopped at the end and Sunday with day by L. D. Crusoe, of (w evening Saturday quarterly conference in the Price her sister, Mrs. Jack Cox, in Price. and general manager, Ford her. The former Tabernacle on that day. Approxi On (marked a major departure fan Sunday they attended Stake Division, Ford Motor Company. mately fifty members of the LDS Conference" All Ford dealers are making .traditional Ford stvitnv cnurch of the storrs wara at Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mower 'extensive plans to handle large (gineering, was first introduced tended conference. n. in crowds in their showrooms to to the public In Junew iojs and children were visitors ,.IOi Qincg week end at the home view the numerous changes in the that time approximately 1.120000 this jNephi MIA 1949 Ford passenger cars 1950 models. have Arthur Ericksen conducted the of Mr. Mower's mother and her sold. been were Dealers preview given "u ' "UDUO"u. " MIA meeting held Tuesday eveshowings of the cars in meetings ning, Nov. 8. Opening prayer was lluwe"The total number of National MrsMrin the 33 Ford sales districts in Richards anJ j0nn given by Paul Perkins, and Tom-- ! Life Insurance policies 4 Service November between my Mower gave the scriptural motored to Provo this week end the country issued since the NSLI program' 10. November and On reading and theme. The Boy to visit with their children. "Dealer response to the 19E0 went into effect in October ISio Scouts were in charge of the pro- -; Friday, Mrs. Richards visited in the 20,000,000 mark ia Cleveland with her sisters, Mrs. cars was extremely enthusiastic," passed gram and they put on a two-aSeptember, 1949. S. Hatch, Arthur to ana ena according stones hnvR irs. Kutn Arnoia. taklne mystery niav Th " Mr. and Mrs. Harry Redford part were: Lynn Nielsen, Robert RedMrs. and Cheslev Allred. Jimmv Mower. entertained on Sunday Rex Day, Keith LaBard, Tony, ford's brother, Mr. Grant Jensen, and Marfco Telenich,, Severano and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Jensen. A Naranjo Elroy Mortensen, Gary delicious dinner was served to the Sneddon, guests Mr. Jensen left on Mon Forsvth and Kenneth Everyone enjoyed the mystery- - day to go to Nebraska. drama very much. n. Shop the Holiday Sale Book (Utah) JOURNAL EIGHT CHURCH NEWS NEWS HEAT le An PAGE Spring Canyon M I A Reverend Nicholas announced KENILWORTH of Nov. 'Mutual is week the that beginning 27, a series of Cottage meetings wonderful, I wouldn't miss it for are to be held Wednesday evening 'anything", a Gleaner girl told me in my home this week. I have in Kenilworth. The general title of the series asked several others, since I don't is "Creative Choices in Life", the 'have the opportunity of attending purpose of these meetings is to myself this year and they add help people make important agree that we who are staying choices in the light of the Christ- away are really missing something. ian faith. Following the pattern AH the classes are organized and worked out in Kenilworth last have very able teachers. spring these meetings will be RELIEF SOCIETY and with fellowship conducted The ladies of the Relief Society light refreshments. met Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the pac- Union Hall and spent the day Typewriting paper lOe sewing. The object of the Work kageat The Helper Journal offHe. and Business meeting, under the able direction of counselor Alma Edwards, is to teach the young mothers how to sew. All mothers are urged to attend and either take advantage of learning or else help someone else to learn how to make new clothing anl remodel used ones. All the ladles who attended spent a very profitable day. There Hens About Our Neighbors From News About Our Neighbors From Juices are to be sent to the Indian Mission at Whiterocks. This will be a tangible way of showing thankfulness for the year past. ABERDEEN HELPER The CHURCH OF ASCENSION A family Thanksgiving day service of the Church of the Ascension will be held at 10 a.m. Thanksgiving morning. A family Thanksgiving offering of fruit juices will be received at the T A KENILWORTH It was a real thrill and experience for the par ents and children of the Kenilworth school Monday night when they met to enjoy a program of "Safety on the Highways''. Sgt. Nick Thomas of Helper talked on what each of us can do to have more safety on the highways. A film as presented was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Wright of the Caryl Studio. This film was also along the lines of what causes accidents and what we can do to help prevent them. Mr. Martin C. Rlrle, the chairman of the Safety Conndl of Carbon county also gave a splendid talk. Mrs. Hatsis reports that it was truly a profitable evening not only for the children but for the par ents as well. Mrs. Hatsis says there are one hundred and fifteen members of the PTA enrolled this year. It seems that, there was a tie between the sixth grade and the third grade, as to having the most parents In attendance at the meeting. The sixth grade were very good sports (so were the third) and gave the third grade the privilege of having on display for the coming month in their room the banner that wag made br the room mothers. -- --- --- CARBON SELECTS LOUNGE COMMITTEE Carbon college's new student- re lounge committee has been pointed by the student council to serve the school during this year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Bess Jones and Vernon Merrill, the following advisers, faculty were chosen: Janet Beckel, chairman; Mary Dart, secretary; Margaret Le Flore, treasurer, and Rae Peacock, supervisor for magazines and papers. Two student directors are to supervise the room during each class period the lounge is open. Rules for conduct in the lounge have been set as follow: Do not eat food, (bring in ink, sit on arms of furniture or open the center Stated the committee: window. in obeying these "Cooperation rules will go for a more beautiful room that will lend credit to our school." ap-we- During the last 2,000 years, 132 species and subspecies of mammals have become extinct. Standard glasses are styled by fashion experts to satisfy you. Yet, they cost and no more than ordinary glasses. Dress-u- p your eyes with Standard "Guaranteed Glasses"! fully-guarante- In Price at 3 IE. Main St. Uintah Wholesale Price, Utah are proud to announce their selection as Wholesalers of The World's Biggest Selling Beer from the World's Biggest Brewery The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous 303 Railroad Avenue ; |