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Show THE PACE SIX HELPER X Q,SjVi,s,,S-?SSS-- (By VICINITY , AND M. H. affairs of community interest. A special meeting of the Legion will be called by Commander Galams within the next two or three days to a 4th of July machine which will start things rolling for that af- - V 'jf Wilson) . Castle Gate and Vic Litizzette of Hel- By M. II. Wilson A large number of members are H. D. Bloodsacker made his final planning on attending the meeting to report to the city of Helper on a sur-va- y witness the exemplification of three looking toward the establishment degrees of the order. Twelve candiof a municipal owned power plant. dates from Carbon county will be By jj Wilson The mayor and council took this un- among those initiated at this cere- C. E. Lake, J. E. Me- Switchmen der advisement at the last meeting mony and Miller were off and have not as yet fully decided Ciycie The degree woik will be exempli- - TauK)hlln The layoff for he first two upon the action to be taken. fied by three different Councils of the H is just a recurrent habit but Clyde order, the first degree by the Salt nPWS b: lay!ng off for thc soc-- The Helper lodge K. of C. degree Lake made, second Council; degree- -by - the team composed of Barney Vieta, Ah in the same year. H bert Battiste, Pete Tabone, Bobby e Council of New the supreme Ossano, Henry Telloroli, Joe Bonacci, Haven ConneclIcut Trainmaster J. R Loftis visited his dentist for the second time this year Tony Bonacci, lather Ruel and Father Dowling, put on initiatory work for of A Dads Citv ,Tbe troublesome tooth the meeting the Ogden lodge Thursday and ret bother J. R. 110 more it S past of Civic the turned to Ogden Sunday to view the representatives Chamberfollowing of Commerce, history. H giving of 3rd degree work at the Og- organizations, club and Kiwanis American Legion, den lodge. Red ball freight business is still on D. S. was L. held the Grill in church, -- II the up and up. Eight to nine eastbound ivw.mr lucsclay night 'fnrtha Information that adveitisement for tlub an(j 6 to 7 westbound red of planning what holidays bids on the building of the Janet purpose would balls are the daily routine. This has when celebrate, Helper they street underpass is ready for publica and under the necessitated t.,e addition of crews on tion has reached Helper. All pre- - could be ofcelebrated end. Twenty crews of five which organizations. As tho cast Uminary work his been done the auspices f each are now working between meeting for the ,.orn. men availab!e and;mUn,ty rwvthmeiftrttoB? good it was decided that, the Grand Junction and Helper, eighteen 'Chamber of Commerce would handle crcwa working west between Helper ,and Salt Two additional men have been the meet of the Associated Civic Clubs Le- American bern the Utah, at the shift added to the afternoon ' Trainmaster i,oms leu iuesaay hoa vv "traf- - !i?lon the 4th of July aqd Armistice on a trip along the D. S. L. morning of 24th the the church Day, over the D. & R. G. W. of the D. & R. G. W. vale branch the Kiwanis will and (July sponsor H ' H Au- m IMP with Engineer Dave Orton, along oi, Consjdcrabe quantltles every other over thc ihe Marysvale transported of havc R. R. annual charge duty, tried to catch the little trouts branch for use on the highwas in off guard by getting out the first day. Day program. that part of Utah. The indicated will sufferof organizations We havent heard anyone H of the have charge respective days ing from fish bones in the throat as Conductor Jack OBrien took a two yet We have heard about a lot of n!!?f,nnheT5Uthein of to visit his S1weeks layoff Monday the other ter in very high water though. Mlchigan to celebrathe end each that H groups H- be a success, both financial- Several ladies from Helper went tion will J- H. McGuire of Grand Junction , a to Grand Junction Sunday for the tas been aPPolnted riiyhtroundhouse funeral of Mrs. Joe Reynolds wife of point. The City Dads -cLperatioh I ves to as favorable on Fireman Reynolds who passed geTpTa ees ' there last week. to other duties. A committee composed of a repre- - assigned II pj C. of will be K. of as act will each rep- sentative group Helper lodge A. L. Reed reported for Engineer resented at the state convention of a central committee to handle the al- W01k Monday after a two weeks lay the order in Salt Lake City Sunday loted part to their organizations for by Grand Knight Albert Battiste of each celebration and will act upon all H alr-per- ' ' andn Dr , IJ S- . - U , . per gallon H of the Carbon Representatives county softball league met at the Helper City hall Monday evening and drew up a schedule and set of rules of play for the games this season. The season will open officially Tuesday, May 26 at 6:30 p. m. when the following teams meet: vs. Spring Rio Grande (Helper) Canyon at Helper; Blatz (Helper) vs. Price, at Price; Standardville vs. Mutual, at Standardville; K. of C. vs. Castle Gate, at Castle Gate. All games must be under way by 6:30 p. m.Games Games at Helper to be played on the townsite field and not at the regular ball park. H L. H. Day, the new general car foreman, made his first official inspection trip through the Helper plant the latter part of the week. A t engine that gives from 14 to 18 miles to the gallon is only one thing that makes the new Lincoln-Zephy- r different from any car ever built before. It is designed differently throughout The result is a new thrill in driving greater interior roominess almost unbelievably smooth riding qualities. Drive one for 20 minutes and feel the difference for yourself. Convenient terms through U.C.C. per cent a month on the original A(O unpaid balance. Priced, F.O.B. Detroit, from MRS. E. M. WILLIAMS announces a PIANO MUSIC SCHOOL PHONE TwentySix Will Be Promoted From I I eycomb. 24 loroly sh&dei and tints. Dries overnight to a hard, brilliant surface. BUY BENNETTS GLQSS INTERIOR FINISH AT KENILWORTH ATTENTION! Mrs. Frank Bailey. I The outlined program consisted of a pageant, songs, talks and tributes. Displays of the seasons accomplishments gained splendid approval. Mrs. Frank Bailey, stake was in charge of arrangements, assisted by swarm leaders from all wards. 1 L L ?Y ?Y fY ?Y ?Y Y Y Y Y Y Y V t $4.75 Rebuilt Maytag Washer $29.00 Kitchen Cupboard New Paint $6.00 Baby Buggy $5.50 Hardwod Rockers Spring Cushions, ea. .. $4.93 I Dreser, new paint $7.00 I Chest of Drawers 2 with Mirror $8.75 I Singer Sewing Machine ...Excellent Cond $18.00 New Rag Rugs $2.00 Childs Desk & Chair $4.93 Library Table, Hard Wood school. m mower and - Ice Boxes, new paint $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Kenilworth students will observe School Offices Are Moved the close of school at a party to be Carbon countys school board ofgiven for eighth graders in the school house Friday evening, by Principal fices have been trasferred temporVerne W. Rampton. Ninth graders arily from the old boys dromitory who have been attending school at Spring Glen will graduate from that t? lawrn grass catcher- Bee-Keep- er, Kenilworth School Sun-Advoc- Certificates of graduation were 1 In order to give us more floof young ladies presented to twenty-fiv- e by Mrs. Verne Frame. Miss Faughn space for incoming merchandise we have made drastic reducNielsen, stake junior leader, accepted the girls into the junior classes. tions on ali items listed below. In charge of arrangements was Prices to be in effect one week! Beaut. Finish $2.00 Oak Rocking Chair, Refinished $2.75 Above prices for cash CARBON SECOND HAND Phone 583 (Earlimt Itotral only! STORE Price, Utah t T orirtif I WISHES TO THANK THE FOLOWING FOR SO GENEROUSLY CONTRIBUTING TO THE FURNISHING OF DOCTORS ROOM AT PRICE CITY HOSPITAL Bunnel Motor Co. Carbon County Dental Society Carbon Drug Co. Carbon Emery Bank Equitable Insurance Agency Eastern Utah Electric Co. First. National Bank Flynn Funeral Home Carbon Graduate Nurses Gift Shop, Helper Helper Drug Co, Redd Motor Co. Helper Furniture Co. Red Star Service Station Journal Helper Bank Helper State Stevenson, C. H. Lumber Co. Kelleys Price Drug Co. Schramm-Johnsoliewis Optical Co. Helper Standard Motor Co. Littlejohn Theatres Sumner Furniture Co. Mutual Merc. Institution G. S. Nelson, at Country club Slim & Ross Motor Co. Price Garage Co. Strand Theatre Co. Toggery, Helper Physicians Supply Western Auto Co. Price Steam Laundry Warren Floral Shop Queen City Cafe Sun-Advoca- te It sure looks like Dad was right relating to how folks appreciate so many orders. Well, by rights Familys Whiskey never hardly help being good, being how this business of making vary- ing the least little bit! Tom was just saying the other day how he never knew there could be our Familys Recipe couldnt whiskey has been going on in zsr P. S. Free, a copy of our Wllken Family Cooking Album IfyouH write m at The Maplet, R.FJ3, No. 3, Schenley, Pa. MUTUAL MERCANTILE CO, Helper MERCANTILE CO., Kenilworth Manufactured and sold by BENNETT GIASS & PAINT CO, Salt Lake City B& 86 8 PROOF 7545 t? ? T T tf T Y n, More folks hankering for our Familys Whiskey than ever! finding every bottle of our LUMBER CO., Price Gem Clips at The City Definite arrangements must be made with and information given to Watermaster P. P. Johnson not later than Monday, May 25. Extra charge will be made after this date. Leave receipts or certificates at the city hall or home of Mr. Johnson before the above stated date. Phone 115-- J. GLOSS IUTEEEO E tember. 284-- J. Brighten the walls and woodwork in your homo with the modern, durable enamel-lik- e paiut TRI-STAT- Mr. Pace, who has captiT Sunday. ed the junior state championship (J two years, expects to participate the senior group at this contest As announced previously, the state championship will be decided at a meet held in Price some time in Sen. NOTICE Utah In Leaving the latter part of this William Campbell, president nf 7? Utah State Archers Association accompany Eldon Pace, HoJlS Munk, Harold Higgins and WalL Buff mire to Salt Lake City to pete in the state spring archery ve To Garden Water Leasers in Price STANDARD MOTOR CO. Price i Bee-Hi- JC ARCHERS TO LEAVE FOR Judged to be the best and largest of any similar occasions ever sponsored by Carbon stake, the annual Swarm Day held in the tabernacle on May 8 was attended by approximately four hundred persons, besides two hundred girls taking part in the affair. Out of thirteen wards included in the stake, twelve were in attendance, Also the taking an active part. bishopric and ward leaders were well represented. Spring Glen ward was given the prize for having the best booth, with honorable mention going to the Pond Lily Swarm of Price, directed by Rhea Anderson. Mary Parish of Spring Canyon won first place with her hon- 25. V12 K Harding junior high school will be held tonight in the tabernacle at 7:55. Beginning the occasion, which will be an outstanding event in the lives of the 108 graduates is their march, accompanied by music of the school orchestra. The program will then proceed as follows: Class invocation, song; George E. Jorgensen; string quartet, Helen Groussman, Marba Spencer, Louis Hills, Donna Potter; address of welcome, LaDahl Oviatt; boys quartet, Harold Higginson, Joy ODriscoll, Kenneth Watkins, Cecil Jorgtensen; Jean Craw-- . Choosing a Vocation, Helen Lee, Helen ford; girls trio, Groussman, Norma Hansen; presentation of honor students, Mrs. W. W. iHakalo; address to the graduates, Principal Melvin L. Wilson; brass Max Russell, Babcock, quartet, Grange, Robert Morley, Reid Pike; presentation of diplomas, Principal B. W. McAllister; awarding of diplomas, Orson H. Guymon; benediction, E. R. Hanson. Accompanists for musical selections are Ruth Wilson, Mary Alien Lakatos, Thelma McKinnon and Norma Walters. building to the girls dormitory move made necessary by tne partially destroyed the former ture about two weeks ago. Students will receive supervised practice, started in the latest and best method... All students interested meet at the Harding school building at 10 oclock Monday morning, May frjr LMOM-ZBMY- . f she, Ray? 14 , i T E Following is a list of pupils to be advanced from the eighth grade to the ninth: Antonetta Angotti, Mary Audio, Betty Jean Avery, Donna BryEngineer Jim Charlesworth joined an, Vivian Burton, Luigina Callor, the boys at Grand Junction this week. Berniece Collins, Dora Donahue, June H Hyatt, Pauline Kishell, Yolly Laratta, Cartoad Ray Greener gets the fur 'Margaret Manchester, Charlotte May, trimmed trout this week. He was Lucille Elaine McCurdy, Oviatt, Floye office standing in the yardmasters Dora Sacco, Julia Varan-aki- s Tuesday wondering where he could Rasmussen, R,oss Burnside, Clifford Burnrest for the balance of the afternoon when up spoke Yard Master Eelliott to side, Charles Burton, Reuben Dixon, advise Tad Greener to take Ray down Orval Harward, Russell Henderson, June Morgan, LaMar Polve. to help unload some car wheels. Tad promptly rejected the idea saying that Ray never knew which way to turn the wheels and as a result had ruined part of the last load due to the fact that he twisted them off the axles Well a rep for awkwardness does have its uses dont 12 CYLINDERS 14 to 18 miles PRICE, UTAH Carbon Swarm Day Harding Students To Graduate Tonight Wins High Praise From State Leaders Commencement exercises for the S U N - A D V O C A WBISRBY GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS BLENDED I CO., INC, AND BOTTLED BY JOS. S. FINCH WC. DIVISION OF SCHENLEY PRODUCTS CO, SCHENLEY, PS. Copyright, 1936, JOS. a FINCH 4 CO, INC. 9 |