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Show (Utah) JOURNAL HELPER PAGE 31, MM rvv" m X TMkCt AUGUST .v ' News About Our Neighbors From - S SHOP HARDY Upholstery SPRING CANYON Miss Ramerez returned home from Arizona last week where she hasj spent the summer visiting with her sister, Bonnie. Katherine Naranjo left in i ninnu Grant Jensen this week. Burns is Grant's nephew. Young Arthur Mitchell, an 11- year old cousin of Mrs. Gorishek, been spending the past five weeks visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs Gorishek here in Spring Canyon. He will leave this Thurs- day for his home in California, Squ;,re dancing was held Friday night at the Storrs Ward Chapel under the direction of Clarence Keed ot Latuda. Dancers Horn Helper. Latuda. Spring Glen and Kenilworth were there to take pan. A club was organized during the evenng and dances will lie T SPRING CANTON By Jean Hl" Richard Illlllllllf HIHIM I Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gonzales are moving to Helper this week. Henry and Mike Garcia spent' the week end visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Garcia. The boys work in Salt Lake City Mrs. Frank Kosenian of Price visited with her sisters, Mrs. Bill Mills and Mrs. Tony Evatz Sunday while her husband and Tony went the daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Marion Evans of Salt Lake City. SISTERS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Miss Vivian Hansen celebrated her 6th birthday at her home last Tuesday, August 22., when a group f her young friends attended a party in her honor. The group joyed a picture show shown to Kenneth Farrimond, and tbem following this activity and sev- eral games they were served jello. cake and punch along with a candy treat. Many lovely birthday gifts were received by the honored snest. Those attending the party were l.inda Sidney Forsyth, Pauley. FancKs Seele. Shlrleen Farrimond. Lela Rae Perkins and Glenna Sheets. Out of town guests to attend also were Bernice Marof shall and Colleen Erick&on Wellington. Miss Sandra Kay Hansen celebrated her 4th birthday last Tuesday also. The two sisters having the same birth date of Aug. 22. Her guests at the party held were Carrol Lynn Atwood, Jerry Marshall and Dal Sherman. She received some lovely gifts also. sewing club, a group received a merit badge for doing Cabinet, Id h CaDyon glrls who h&ve&0- They also went trough Tim- will' last week Work where she snend 8Dd Paint e ana nan a wonder- ui .urs. her vacation. Shp accompanied . . . . . c. f. . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Briduon of vv. m. uon- - iui uuj .rb. t.. time and tamping, UPHOLSTERY inning on uncle her the trip. AUT0 . niav.iani viif0 u ih h, a me.u uu""c'uaugc Bobbv Wall Farrll anrfiu- Order out-doson this Mr. and Mrs. To their won eJnesday and second lor their wife, Made group cooking while Steve Naranjo snent "P- - P'ace in the group awards at the on the Arthur Eiickson last Sunday. .. . trip. Returning home Sat- Jll ICuUIueU!4-l. 192 n Mrs. Raymond Degn, the former exhibit which was held in the urda y aneiuoon. N. Main they stopped at Paik-Ro- wi ciuiu Earleen Helper The was Allred, gave birth to a She a foi iu few Chapel. UTAH hours group Spriugville HELPER, . u H t iuni ,1 V U"SI IIH ..,1 a red ' ... w U I ' V, n )U (111 11JJ 11WIIU IllVTlt baby boy at the Price hospital Tu'lon til B W 1111 1111111.. Mr. and Mrs. Degn exhibit. Two more honors to come. Miss Olive Sheets, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson are Monday night. CanvOn resi are former SDrint to iue ciuo were two lust place nie uu'"6 " va "ys eajoying as their guests this week dents. Proud of the individual awards won by Miss on furlough, left for Cheyenne. their' t grandparents who are w,-Mr hahv a,tr n,t com- - Ltivini VVyo., last Saturday. Olive Dorius Miss and Rosalie Sidney with them while their WE WILL BE CLOSED NEXT Allred. In basic the Darents Pauley. Miss Dorius won a blue Pleted her training Harold Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oakes pent uuuon nrst place award for her w omens Air ro.ee wnne Qf 0rem. are vacationing in Salt Lake City. t Friday anu win nuw uiess anu .miss Pauley won a Dlue uuuru iu Yellowstone Park Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kvans spent ribbon first place award for her ceice specialized training at Fort; Mr. and Mrs. Hy Laird and the week end in Salt Lake City. apron. We are proud of this hon- - Warren. last Sunday af- While there thev took their chll- Mr. and Mrs. Dorl Finley and grandson spent or to come to our Spring Canyon i" relatives with ternoon vsiting liren to the Hogle Garden Zoo and SEPTEMBER 5 AND 6 girls, so once again we say con- - son are new residents of our com-- , 1'ovoto see the Hrigham Young Monti- in moved last to to week, gratulations munity. They you girls and now Bill Johnson Joe is employtnent. They also visited in Murray 'Mrs. Pauley and Mrs. Gorishek for and will occupy the house vacated their fine leadership during the by Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Monroe. ed at the Railroad Roundhouse In with Mrs. Evans' mother and tended a rodeo while there. Darla Mr. Finley will be employed by past summer. - Rae Evans SimJoe Grant returned to Salt Lake Jensen, as Bishop material cierK at Jack Richards was a Salt Lake ule company Letter File Boxes, regulsr or Delon AtwOod, Henry Day, with them after spending several mons, OPEN AGAIN THURSDAY MORNING warehouse, e pur-itn"nipany City visitor last Saturday at home John here Anderson. Clinton size. Clasp type. Mow avail, their Richards, days visiting legal Mr. of and pose to buy a new car which he! Visiting at the home F. with her cousin, Marlene. Darin is able at the Helper Journal. John Mrs. LaPreal Richards To Serve You Again week Richard last Dewey i1"returned home in that evening. was his aunt, Mrs. Richards, Naomi Johnson, Mary Marko and Tony Yellinuh ac lor four days Montana. Mower and Gladys Parish were the of Carl Anaconda, Frey companied Clair and Leslie New-re- n at the home group from Spring Canyon to at- An overnight guest on a Boy of Standardville Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Forsyth tend the Welfare meeting for the Scout oamping trip last week of last Saturday evening was Mr. T.ILDS Church held at Price SaturHDW. when they joined a group Of FOR EFFICIENT COUNTY GOVERNMENT C. Stayner of the General church day evening. A splendid meeting scouts at the Mutual Dell tamp was received and the group held Welfare Committee of the LDS Ground in American Fork Canyon. instnic- Stores in Helper and Price Mr. Stayner accompanied some very worthwhile Church. for the Clair left the boys there T. Benson of the Council tions. Mr. Ezra wpek am! then rflfnrnprl for them Phone 3 VOTE FOR Helper, Utah William Farish Jr. is visiting the Twelve to the church to tViD of utw i . m. LDS Conference with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carbon North the tori of Timnanoeas Mountain and which was held Saturday evening Hill Farish, and brother. Merlin, this week. Young Bill has been and Sunday at Price. returned attending school in Calfornia. Mrs. Eldon Jewkes Mrs. LaPreal Richards was a home from the Standardville hos- Candidate pital Monday after spending two Provo visitor last Friday evening weeks there following an opera- - when she accompanied Mr. Cecil COMMISSIONER tion. Everyone is happy to know Broadtent of Helper to attelld the held she is getting along well and is Regional Welfare meetineDemocratic Ticket K-TO-SCH- OOL there for the LDS Church. now home. a MIA Carbon was The North Stake San Mr. C. E. Pauley and Francisco visitor last week where Association held their. he attended a Board of Directors Gleaner Girls Fireside Chat at the meeting for the Spring Canyon Storrs Ward Chapel here in Spring S Coal Company. Canyon last Sunday evening fol- Primary Election, Sept. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Naranjo have! lowing conferences Young men moved from up the canyon to a and women from all wards ia the house across the wash. They are county were in attendance, with now settled in their new home. Spring Canyon acting as hosts Mr. and Mrs. Burns A. Jensen iand serving the refreshments fol- NATIVE OF CARBON COUNTY and family of Salt Lake City are lowing the fine meeting that was Mr. of visiting at the home andjheld. - J J Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marko Yellinich of Spring PROVEN PUBLIC SERVANT Canyon during the week were Mr. PROFESSIONALS and Mrs. Clyde Zorn and son of in (Paid Political Advertisement) Spring Glen, Mrs. Rudy Vuksinlch and Mrs. Ferdie Judd, also of THORIT HATCH Spring (lien, and Mr. and Mrs Starkovich and sons ofj .George LAWYER Royal. ' Miss Margaret Evatz of Royal Phone 278 Stafford Bldg visitweek 'spent several days last Helper, Utah ing at the homes of Miss Martha; iAnn Yellinich and Miss Dark en VOTE FOR Blackburn. The girls softball team of Spring ERNEST Canyon beat the girls team ofj FUNERAL HOME MISSES' 'Rains 36-- 6 on our local ball field CASUALS last Monday evening. Dick Mitchell Miss Darleen Blaekf urn, daugEmbalmer A Funeral Director hter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard PerPRICE PHONE 300 kins, is spending this week as a. of Margaret Evatz at her guest New version of your pet Candidate in Royal. home Doodlebugs" . . . Nature-las- t J. A. Grant, Treasurer of the Loyal Order of Moose shoe with adjustable Coal Company, is here on business AR buckle. Leather soles, soft Mtet Every Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Lake for a few days. Salt from leather in black, uppers Miss Darleen Blackburn and Miss HELPER LODGE HALL camel, saddle. COMMISSIONER Lou Jean Jensen accompanied the A BEST SELLING BUY Rpbt. Olson 2nd Year Beehive group on a Governor Hobo Party last week. The girls WONDER! Democratic Ticket NO AND . . . were all dressed as Hobos and CHILDREN'S N. J. Tulllus they called in several families for Secretary HIGH SHOES Election outs during the evening. jhand . . . really all leather in the vital Following this they hiked up the September 5 well-mad- e mountain and completed the eveto support your youngster's feet, Helper Lodge No. 56 ning's entertainment roasting with side leather uppers, tough Neolite weiners. A very good time was had All leather in World War Veteran L O. O. F. the vital parts by all the guests who were Karma soles, comfortable rubber heels, Sanitized flexible soles, soft Stitch-dow- n Skinner and Agnes Duffy of Stand. . . made in the long wearing cow hide uppers C. L. DAVIS, linings Member of U. M. W. of A. and Iretta Curtis, Rosalie ardville 3. designed for firm support. 12 to construction. Brown . . . DorFarish, Sydney Judy Pauley, Brown or white . . . sizes Secretary 8'2 ius and Margaret Shockenmeyer of (PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) to 12. 3.98 12 to 8" Sizes 5H-Spring Canyon .Teacher of the MEETS EVERY 2nd and 4th 3.49 2.98 group is Mrs .Ruth Perkins. THUR8DAY OF MONTH W'ilma Huerta's mother is spendBOYS' At Moose Hall, Helper ing a few weeks visiting with her in Spring Canyon. OXFORD S ' ? - iwi Pne wu ' ,1 , 11 ... .1 Tuesday & Wednesday M j Tl re-a- - TO TAKE INVENTORY HELPER FURNITURE & CO - W. tofS DOUG" WILSON For j ' j THRIFTMETIC! SAVINGS START WITH PENNEY j i ' tyor (Courteous, Efficient Service MITCHELL O'GREEN 498 Girls' Oxford Dress Shoe 4-- 4-YE- 4.49 Primary parts It's 449 8 For j II 2-- 5 498 Jul Flat seam moccasin toe. side leather uppers, rubber heels, rnmnosition soles. Goodyear welt construction, Sanitized linings. British tan. It Easy 8,90 (.90 0rwn d sowhlde with heavy single leather ,0e. cuahloned Insole, and JWJty of room In the toe. cloth iminB. Sizes 6 to patSturdy shoe in blucher Side last. wall with tern leather with composition welt soles, heels. Goodyear redwood In construction. 7 to 12. brown ... back-breakin- g A. N. Smith (Incumbent) Candidate For TREASURER New Fall Patterns WORK SHOES this Work! Lift up your phone instead of your wash basket this week-c- all us for quirk pickup and delivery. 3500 YOUNG MEN'S OXFORD . Avoid MEN'S SUITS SEMI-DRES- S ! . . Seeks Democratic Nomination For County Treasurer PHONE MISSES' OXFORDS OVERALL SERVICE TOO! WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU comfortable, flexible, sturdy! Goodyear welt conh cowstruction, e hide uppers, soles of oil treated leather. So elk-finis- top-grad- Brown, 314-1- 540 HELPER CITY LAUNDRY PHONE 540 HELPER Angelo Georgedes, Proprietor Carbon County Primary Election September 5 Proven Public Service for Past 11 Years (PAID POLITICAL, ABVERTISMSNT) ! |