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Show 1937 IIRSDAY, JUNE 24, THE news of 6 VN - A D V Railroad helper Center of AND m VICINITY Eastern Utah f freshments were also served to all who attended the program and water Bond Payment Made sports events held in the City pa7k consecutive second year .0 r the met a H successfully issue payment on the 15th Many Enter Contest of the oulslanding Thebonds, which wereanissued in Fourth AorT,ne celebrations July m the construct to enlarged state to be held in ti25 in order Helper on Mon-da- y 1:1,1, through Price canyon, were , July 5, took another Sealed for $125,000 at a six pef cent last week when the step of Helper B A sale. time at their rate Merest opened the campaign to Glance of $109,000 remains on the selecty aotuj) Goddess of for the tieasurers books, all of which occasion by accepting Liberty entries for the to be retired at the rate of $13,000 position from girls thioughout the i"year until the entire bond issue is county. first payment was made rta:d The The selection of the Goddess is unto June. 1936, and, according to Er- der the direction of the B P W club nest Flaim, city recorder, a total of with Miss Doia Marshall and Mrs. IL560 interest has been saved the Mayme Hanson in charge of entry of Helper on the past two blanks and counting of votes. Votes Rebe kalis Elect The Helper Rebekah lodge selected its new officers for the ensuing year at their last meetmg in the K. of P. hall last Friday evening. The following officers were selected: Noble grand, Mrs. Florence Goodart' vice grand, Mrs. Myrtle Bryner; recording secretary, Mrs. E. ' $13,-So- nd for-wa- tait-paje- rs payments. H standard Day Observed Standardville day, an annual affair sponsored by the residents of that mining camp, was formally last Saturday, June 19, in the Helper City park. As usual, sports and free entertainment featured a sparkling all-dprogram. Virtually every family in Sic small town of Standardville was jepresented at the fete. Free re- ed ay rd A Greenhalgh, financial secretary, Mrs. Maxine Murphy; treasurer, Mrs. C. A Knobbs; trustee, Mrs. Ruth Wright A short pi ogram also featured the club election. Louis P. Bryner, Helper, returned to this city to spend the summer after attending the U. S. A. C. in Logan for the past year. Mr. Bryner WINES Muscatel Sherry Quarts Gallons . . Quarts . S33 S34 972 973 7038 CALirORNIATGROWEIS"l WINERIES CUTLER, F ill C I UTAH PAGE FIFTEEN Henry Jones, Utah Rock Asphalt superintendent, was a Helper business caller last week. AGED TRANSIENT DIES HERT A transient, who gave the name of R. C. Rennie, died Tfrcrrs-d- ay night of pneumonia at the Car- -' bon county infirmary, where he had been confined for several weeks after becoming ill while passing through Price. No definite information the man is known, inasmuch r ,cermng uths I.eat e Monday as jle refused to furnish any details With Council Group For of his personal history. The body was takeit to the Wallace mortuary Waishington, I). C. -- H- Domonick Gecco left last week for California, where he intends to woik during the summer. j H Williams Mrs. Flank was hostess to the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club at her home last week. Following a short luncheon, bridge was played at small tables. j H Mrs. G. F. Sprattling was hostess officials of the national to several Helper residents at her Embaiking on one of the greatest practice by guaid. home last Friday evening. A colorful adventures of their young lives, luncheon wras served m an atmos-phe- ie Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. MackJerry Olmade gay by the introduction son, and Phillip Jensen, son of Mr. of several baskets of fresh flowers. and Mrs. Will Jensen, left Mondav H for Provo, where they joined other Mrs. C. R. Fahring entertained Scouts of the Utah National of members the Fuday Afternoon Boy Paiks count ll for a tup to the nac lub at her home last FriBridge day. Following a short lunch, bridge tional jamboiee at Washington, D C was plaved at small tables. The councils contingent numbered -- Hoer 120 Scouts and leaders. They M. and Mrs. Floyd Adams were left Piovo Monday afternoon on a among the Helper residents who special timn This delegation is the flocked to the opening of Fish lake oigani.'td in Utah and one of last Tuesday morning They letuin-e- d largest the in the intermountain rebiggest to Helper Sunday. gion. Aside from the De-Rai- ls expei lenee of attending the jamboree, which will be held fiom June 29 to July 9, the boys will also have the opportunity to visit many large C. K. Ernsten was a recent addition to the store department at the uties and points of historical interest local roundhouse. Three oigamzed groups and one paH Carman Fox returned to w'ork af- trol made up the councils representation. The boys will be dnected on ter a lay off on the sick list. the trip by A. A. Anderson, chief exH Carman P. F. Smith returned to ecutive of the council, and his assistHelper late last week after a short' ant, Merrill Christopherson. trip to Ogden. Prior to leaving for Washington, H the bovs were instructed In drill Larry Petersen of the car depart- ment w'as in Scofield last week-en- d gan, Mr. Ray purchased a new Chevvisiting with his parents. H rolet, which he drove back to HelCarman J. S Halsam is back on the per. -- H job after spending nearly one month Ben Smith left for Salt Lake City on the off list with an extended case of the flu. where he will take over the store H job he successfully bid for last week. Ralph Crawford, machinist, took a few days off last week because of illness. We are grateful for the cooperation we have received from H our patrons and stockgrowers during our four years in business, Fieman C. V. Miller was a Salt and hope that the same good will may continue in our new locaLake City business caller last week. tion lWmiles from Price on the highway to Helper. H Operator D K. Downey and family are off to the blue grass region of Kentucky where they plan to spend 242-neer-to-be-forgot-- j i r j Code Numbers Quarts Gallons , giaduated from the state agricultural school last week with a B. S. degree. While in college Mr. Bryner majored chants after each purchase until July in dairy manufacturing and nunored 3, while other votes may be purchas- in chemistry. ed m order to help finance the Fourth H and cast for the preferred candidate. John O. Vieta, son of Mr. and Mrs. To date, nearly 45 girls have sigm-fie- d O J. Vieta, graduated Saturday, June intentions of participating for 12, from the Northwestern university the honor. medical school at Evanston, Illinois. The following candidates have enH tered the contest: Margaret Price, Robert Carnavali, former employee Editha Horning, Helen Koulas. Tres-s- a of the Success Markets in Helper, Quilico, Pauline Quilico, Jane announced last week that he had takLocke, Nyle Taylor, Katherine Gard- en over the Wonder Bread route for ner, Louise Littizzette, Betty Ballin- Helper, Price and the rest of Carbon ger, Mary Judd, Lucille Littizzette, county The route was June Davis, May Corak, Dorothy handled by Jack Selby, whoformerly intends Lloyd, Freda Hreinson, Pauline m Los Angeles t, to go into business Virginia Mallaker, Charolette this summer. Moffit, Ann Skriner, Pauline Flaim, H Donna May Miller, Jane Locke, Edith John Gerandes, Salt Lake City, a Verdi, June Sprattling, Marie Ledger, partner in Success Markets, was a Betty Carter, Mary Kavenaugh, Bes- Helper business caller last week. He sie Weeter, Bette Fahring, Tressa returned to the state capital after a Stella, Annie Montoro, Georgia Nel- brief inspection of the local store. son, Katherine Gross, June Davis and H Mary Corak, all of Helper. Julia Williams was a Spanish Chappie Parry, Castle Gate, Lorraine DeCola, Fork business caller last Tuesday afand Ida Latuda, Marchetti, Latuda, ternoon. are the other girls entered. H H Mrs. C. H. Bishop, Oregon, was a Beer Licenses Issued week-en- d visitor in Helper. Fourteen firms applied and receivH ed permits for the sale of bottled and F. P. Fisher, Salt Lake City busidraught beer in Helper upon the post-- 1 ness man, was in Helper last week ing of the $90 required by the city visiting with friends. Mr. Fisher was their vacation this summer. council every six months for the pur- - a former garage owner in the railH chase of sucji a license. road center. Art Ray has returned from his vacation in the east. While in Michi- H Helper merchants who furnished' the fee and received a license were: Thor Neilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Workman's market. Rainbow Inn, J. W. Neilson, left last week for San Helper club, Strand Sweet shop, Can-- ! Diego where he will enter the United yon Pool Hall, Joes club, Bank Cigar States navy for a period of four store. Bank club, Wonder bar, Alpine years. H Inn, Golden Eagle, Madame Queens and Carbon Pool hall. A license for! Mrs. Josephine Garavaglia, student the sale of wholesale beer to the re-- 1 at the Holy Cross hospital in Salt tailers was issued by the city record-- 1 Lake City, visited with her parents in er to the Helper Mercantile company. Helper over the week-enwull be given away by Helper mer- Fos-sa- Port O C A T E ALIFli BECKEL PACKING CO PHONE Sunday ' June d. Circus Grounds, Fair Grounds Afternoon Only -- IT doesnt make much difference what of car youre driving now when ou see what you can do in this bellwether Buick, youll agree youve gone ahead, moved up, stepped away out front! Sit in it settle back in its cushions and sense the bulk of its fine mass beneath you you feel better already and you haven t made a start! Take the wheel, it fits your hand like a re sword-gri- p swing it, its easy and ! baton sponsive as a bandmaster9 Touch the treadle quiet and silky that waiting engine leaps into life quick as a hungry trout thats no mere six youre d bossing, but the matchless how knows Buick that straight eight only valve-in-hea- to UTAH PRICE Cr What9 to keep you from going ahead with car this spring and summer? this king-pi- n If you think its money, think once more for this great eight costs little more than the average six, and actually less than some! So come see us now. Once in a Buick your own good sense will make you reach for the dotted line. LOWEST BUICK PRICES EVER At today's d straight tight cotts a big Buick valve-in-hea- prices little more than the average nx outside the lowest price learn how little more field! Compare delivered prices and Buick. bellwether a buys general motors terms to suit tour uking build! THE GREAT CRISTIANI TROUPE OF BAREBACK RIDERS 37 North Carbon Ave. Price, Utah TRAVELING ON TWO SPECIAL RAILWAY TRAINS Reserved and admission tickets on sale circus day at PLATIS CANDY STORE |