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Show rtlY ytrrRSPAT. 1, 1937 THE news of - A D AND E a s &e r n VICINITY Utah The semor division was formerly composed of five teams, but one entry, Spring Canyon, dropped out after its opening day loss with revenging a 14-over the Helper Furvictory m conjunction with the niture enuad last week The Bonnie theatre lads JKrth of July are moving forward. pulled up HaU announced that applica- - into second place in the standings by IVIXS at the Henry handing the Helper Furniture swat-smitiinns are now available their fourth straight setback SU Plumbing shop for the contest ifhich will be judged at the municipal The game was maiked by heavy hitdimming pool Several cash prizes ting and numerous errors by both teams, the final score being 13-- 8 be awarded to girls who are H as Helpers best by the judges James Jouflas was a Salt Lake City Fodders of Liberty candidates will for the latter awards, v lsitor last Monday He returned ,150 be eligible said Monday evening after making preghe paratory arrangements towards enterJ Prizes Presented ing the coming state tennis tournaat the K. ment in the state capital f Saturday night, June 26, 1 p hall in Helper, prizes were H Raided the first three winners in Mr and Mrs Thorit Hatch left last fhe true pioneer contest held under Wednesday for the northwest where Loyal Order of they plan to spend a shoit vacation the auspices of the 1659 No. Mr. Hatch is Helper city attorney. Moose lodge Tw o girls and one boy received H United States Disti ict Attorney awards in the form of medals for were: Dan B Shields was a Helper business eir outstanding essays. They Miss Kathleen Dooley, Price, first, caller over the week-en- d Mr Shields M1Ss Delana Jensen, Price, second, was in the railroad center inspecting third. the proposed site for the new federal tajmond Weeter, Helper, Fred Bosone, instructor at the building planned for the city. WilE. H junior high school and V. liams, English department head at Jerome Bills was a Salt Lake City visitor last Friday he Carbon county high school, judgH ed the contest. H Mr. and Mrs. J R Loftis returned Band Gives Concert last week from their short vacation The Helper city civic band under to Washington, D C , where they witnessed the graduation of their son jhe direction of Eugene Reid presented its second band concert Sunday from the George Washington univerbe- sity law school evening in the Helper city park H fore a large audience. Miss Jean Cortese, student at the After the concert Mr. Reid announced that plans are now under Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake City, ay to send as many students of sum- returned to her nursing training after music as rush to go to the Ute spending a few days with hei paients tier in Nephi on July 8, 9 and in Helper over the week-en- d H H- Mrs R J Vaughn returned this Mis Mary Corak returned last week from Wyoming wheie she has a shoit vacation viseek from an extended tour of the been spending month-lon- g vaiting with friends and relatives Western states on a H cation Mrs Corak is a beautv on- Jess Parry was an Ogden business ator in Helper. caller last week. H Jack Vignetto was among those Mrs. Battista Fossat and daughter, ho made a weeks fishing trip to Mary, of San Francisco, returned to Utah. that city last week after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs Finishes Second Pete Bosone in Helper. Jjbuthern wuth bill a double splitting H first half champions of the Building Progresses Utah baseball league. DiviHope that Helper Citys new $100,-00- 0 amateur state citvs dend, Helper auditorium would be ready for faseball champions wound up in seccivic use by this fall was strengtha ond place in the league standings, ened last week when it was announcfull two games behind the league ed that brick laying activities on the leaders structure had been completed. S Second half play in the league has The building, which is earthquake as yet been scheduled, it was as well as fire-prois a two-stoproof through the leagues main steel the structure only boasting Jffices last week, but a meeting of of- frame-wor- k in this section of the ficers of the organization has been state. fet for some time this week and the Another new feature found only in few playing schedule is expected to this building is the glazed cement emerge from the confab. floor which is rapidly nearing com3 In the event that Helper fails to pletion Plans were first adopted for Capture the second half bunting, us- a linoleum floor throughout the build ually required for another place in mg the fire annual state tournament, H Railroaders will automatically play Work on the proposed road behind virtue lor the state championship by Helper citys main street has been Of the fact that they are the defendtemporarily suspended ing titleholders H Several excellent pitching gems in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wible retum-e- l fie last few games of the season by to Helper during the week after Helper hurlers, however, have added vacations in distant parts of enjoying Heiitength to the conviction that Wibles spent most the country the of their time The fer will be the team to beat for two vacationing in Nebraska H flag The Helperites tcond half losses early in the season virArt Gray left last week for Florg tually wiped out all hopes of captur-fc- ida where he plans to accept a posithe first half championship tion with an auto firm. I According to Ernest Flaim, club H baseball at the treasurer, attendance Mrs Charles Ellis returned to her has fames played on the Helper field home here after spending the last few een exceptionally good this year weeks visiting with her mother m H low a H Helper Girl Leads In Contest Helen Koulos, Helper, took the lead was a Logan visitor last Joe Dalpiaz n the contest being held in Helper at Friday. Saturday and Sunday H present m oi der to pick a Goddess of Libertv for the annual Fourth of July Mr and Mrs Ross Bunnel have recelebration nlanned there turned from an extended trip to Fish Other girls who are pressing Miss lake in southern Utah koulos for the first pnze are. Nyle Taylor Betty Kissamatakis, Annie ilontoro, Florence Wilson. Tressa De-Rai- ls Quilien, Freda Hreinson, Bessie Weeter Edith Verdi and Margaret Price. -- H Junior Baseball Plav Continues Engineer Buchanan was on the off I Plav in the senior division of the list for two days last week. H Helper junior baseball program this lummer reached the mid-wa- y mark Carman Montoro is still on 'us va$f the first half during the past week cation in New Mexicoa Incidentallv With a heavy-hittin- g slight mishap O. P. Skaggs Mr Montoro was in June completely dominating the four-tea- m with his car while traveling throughNothContest Sty 12 hs PRICE, UTAH f ed ry of, the central section of PAGE THIRTEEN Party Sponsored By Carbon Stake Elders 5 Independence duvs piogram to lnctuie-paradeprogram, sports, water carru al, boxing caid, fntwoiks displayThe second quorum of elders of the ' and dance Carbon L. D S. stake sponsored a Tu0sda Ju,v at Silvei tn the amusement hall of the tabSatu.day July of Caibon Moon motnS A county commas- -. ernacle Frrday evening hall, sponsored by Pine post piogram, sioneis, 10 00 a m and 2 00 p a. supper and dance weie the featuies No 3 of the Ameiican Legion. of the affair, which was well Sunday, July 4 Baseball game, Friday, July 9 InstallaUon cere-Pri- ce at Huntington. monies for new Moose lodge m Price., Monday, July , al 3-- ' Daim ing serious was reported of the matter, however. H Trainmaster J. R. Loftis resumed his duties at the local station after returning from a two-we- ek stay in Washington, D. C. H Hy Stockton took a day off last week recuperating from the effects of the recent heat wave. H ed standing. T E , so-c'- Bathing Beauty 1 the direction of Mrs. Henry Lnder I Dreparations for the bathing contest to be held m Helper i V O C A Railroad Center of helper fc S U N Bill Weikel has returned from the Salida hospital and is in fine shape He expects to return to the throttle some time in July H Charles Rainey of Pocatello spent the week-en- d in Helper visiting with his brother-i- n law H Harry Beard was a Spanish Fork business caller last Tuesday. He returned Tuesday evening H Alma Lolley of Helper was m City over the week-en- d H Blaekie Willis returned from Colorado last week where he had spent a shoit vacation H Engineer Price spent a day off last W'eek. H J L. McFall took a day off from his roundhouse duties last week. H Buvia is on the off list Engineer with a slight cold CENTRAL LABOR UNION WILL NOT HOLD MEETING MONDAY Members of the Carbon County Central Labor union will not hold their regularly scheduled meeting Monday, the session having been called off because of the Independence day celebration. to President Edward According Scherer, union president, the next meeting will be held Friday, July 16, on regular schedule. Mimeograph psper of various in various sues for sale at qual-boo- ks The Advocate. WINNING NEW FRIENDS And Blatz Milwaukee Beer will win you, too, once you experience its delicious flavor its smooth, mellow richness. This test will prove Blatz to be the one beer that has the beer that is truly "the "everything beer of the year. . . . For all that is best in beer, try Blatz Old Heidelberg or you may prefer the somewhat different flavor of Blatz Private Stock . . . 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