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Show J r X JTJIY 2, 1831 HELPER, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH, TITERS., I? z Social. r .vents OF INTEREST TO HELPER A ND CARBON lambda Alpha Sorority Social The Lambda- Alpha chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority held a social evening at the home of Miss Lamont Poulter at Price Wednesday. The educational course for the flret quarter has been completed, and meetings adjourned until fall. Social chat and a delicious luncheon wad enjoyed by the following: Mtes Poulter, Miss Edra Alplanalp, Miss Pansy Fiack, Mies Hazel Alplanalp, Miss Elma Oman and Miss Ruth Metz. - ' Twenty-thre- At Guests e Luncheon-Bridg- COUNTY RESIU ENTS. PHONE 21. course luncheon was serve at the Spring canyon hotel at 1:30 at tables attractive in pink and orchid appointments. Sweetpeas in pastel shades centered the covers. Bridge was played at the Murphy home during the afternoon hours. The following guest3 were bidden: Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. O Y Anderson, Mrs. R. Carlson, Mrs. Fred Kilfoyle and Mies E. Burke of Spring Canyon; Mrs. M. Floyd, Mrs. A. J. Stafford, Mrs. A. G. Deuel, Mrs. Mrs. F. L. Williams and R. A. Dart of Helper; Mies Flynn, Mrs. Herbert Woods, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. C. H. Stevenson, Mrs. Elmer Wahl-etroand Mrs. Gomer Peacock of Price; Mrs. W. R. Merrll, Mrs. E. J. Holmes, Mrs. E. M. Thomp son, Mrs. Jack Umbridge and Mrs. and W. O. Maulsby of Rolapp, Mrs. Roy Blrchard of Standard-villeAr-de- m e A pleasant social aft 0 311 was given by Mrs. Cc"i A. Murphy at her home i ing en- Canyon Tuesday when sL tertained at a luncheon-bnig- e party In compliment to Mrs. Ray Robbins and Mrs. Dave Brown. o Mrs. Robbins has Just returned from a vacation tour, and Mrs. P. N. 0. Hold departed Wednesday for a Park Outing- ,rown Pacific coast trip. A three- Fifty participated in an out- - I!IIlill!!illIlllli!!I!I!l!Ilill!il!!li!ll!Iil!!il!!I!IIll!!II!!lll!I!lllll!!!H I USE ICE AND BE Our Driver Will Deliver Just Call Helper 49 Carbon Ice and Cold Storage 1 j C. R. Fergusson An-geli- ne ing at the Helper city park given by the Past Noble Grand') club of Utahna Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening. Swimming Eud games were among the pleasures of the evening, followed by picnic euppers. Mrs. Levy Hines of Standardville, president of the club was in charge of Social Affair At Earboglio Home social One of the largest events of the season took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos evening Saturday Barboglio when they entertained at a din ner dance in honor of their son Frank and his bride, formerly Miss Vesta Thomas of Salt Lake A beautiful wedding bell was suspended from the center of th tables room where five dinner were laid in pink and white ap pointments. Each table was cen tered with baskets of sweet peas. An informal program was given with durinc- th dinner hour Mr. R. R. Hackett of Salt Lak City as toastmaster. Responses were given by Mrs. A. V. Peter son of Salt Lake, mother of th of fcrid Dr. F. R. Slonanskey Salt Lake, Dr. W. T. Elliott, and Mr. Charles Leger. The women guests were presented with cor sages of pink and white sweet , o . . Eight Dinner Guests Entertained Miss Mary Ella Pendergrast of Salida. Colorado, a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shelon, and David Vaughan, visiting his parents on vacation from Oak land, California, were the honor ed euesta at a dinner given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Drury Tuesday evening. Dinner covers were placed for 'Miss Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Ltici-aBeelar of Provo and Mr. and Democratic Women vocalist accompanied by Maxlne ter. .Mr.. .Ojen .Bailing er, Entertain Salt Lakers Schlagel on the violin and Mrs. une of the most successful George B. Harding at the piano. George Patterick, Rose Buncel club meetings of the year was Mlse Virginia Le of Price ennd the Adams brothers were held Monday when the Carbon tertained with clever naembers of a fishing party at readings. Democratic County Women's Eight club women from Salt Freemont. They returned with a club entertained the Women's Lake City were included among fine catch. Democratic club of Salt Lake the guests. City. The Salt Lake guests were received at the home of Mrs. A. F. Drury at Martin, and from there were motored to Spring Canyon where Mrs. Martin Jacobson served a delicious chicken dinner. The visiting club women were taken for a drive through the Spring Canyon mining district before the regular club meeting was called at the Legion Hall at Price. Mrs. James H. Wolfe, associate chairwoman of the state central committee was the; principal speaker. She spoke on democracy and purty organization. Mrs. W. S. MeQullkin, president of the Salt Lake club gave an interesting talk on the Junior movement for boys and girls. Mrs. Ernest R. Miles, flret vice president was another Salt Lake speaker on the program. Musical' selections were given during the afternoon by Miss Waneta Empey, j Manager J Illllli!liiillll!!IIIIIIII!i!ll!ll!lill!llll!l!lllllIII!!!ll!ll!ll!!l!!!!H Dancing and bridge were after dinner diversions. Wedding gifts were displayed in the reception rooms. The guest list named Mrs Miss Frances A. V. Peterson. Thomas, Miss Margaret Hackett and Dr. Hackett. Miss Helen Mr, Mrs. F. R. Slopanskey and and Mrs. R. R. Hackett of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leger, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lltlz zette, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vlgnet to, Mr. and Mrs. John Colzanl Mr. and Mrs. T. Beveridge, Mr and Mrs. John Qulllico, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Mr. and Mrs Celeste Dalplaz, Dr. and Mrs. C L. Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sul livan, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Sim onsen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. T. Bosone, Dr. and Mrs. Elliott, Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Grov o Mrs. J. B. Kealer and sister, Mr3. Sadie Wooley of Columbia NEW Windsor Hotel motored to Salt Lake Friday to be with their mother, Mrs. Latham who fell and injured her hip. Mm. Latham is 94 years old n and is a Utah resident. Mrs, F. Nyruan and Mrs. R. A. Dart also made the trip. centrally Located 225 So. Hua, Salt Lake City, Utah Everything for eomfort and convenient ot our gueeu. lot) neelf inrnfahed outaide well-know- rooma. M. Harris returned to her home in Denver Tuesday Mrs. L. FREE AUTO PARKING Bates $1.00 to $2.50 afternoon. She had spent the week at the home of her daugh ... " ' A I, Business and Professional 1 I DR. M. C. MELROSE Physician and Surgeon New A. J. Stafford Building Office Phone: 22 Hrs. 11-- 6 and 8 Helper Counselors At Law Helper State Bank Building Phone 24-- J THORIT HATCH, lawyer 105 Helper State Bank Utah Helper Office In Henry Hall Building Phones: Office, 99-Res. 132 BOSONE & BOSONE 7-- DR. WM. T. ELLIOTT n Mrs. R. C. Sheldon. ONWARD & Physician Surgeon -- m HELPER. UTAH LODGE No. 15 Meets Every Thursday Evening K. of P. HALL J. A. Gill, C. of C. F. C. Bertolino, ' M. F. W, H. Brown, K. &. and S. peas. SAFE I fi er all of Helper; Mr. and Mrs. John Causer, Mr. and Mre. Oscar Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Partridge, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hills all of Price; Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Harvey of Columbia; Miss Martelle, Miss Inez Miss Mary Bergera, Miss Ida Beveridge, Miss Katherine Causer. Miss Adele Nelson, Miss Miss Bessie Wilma Forrester, Divie-ttlMiss Miss Ma Moffit, Mel Taylor, and James Bergera. Joseph Dalpiaz, James Ruggeri, Frank Goodhart, John Allison, Alex Allison, Ernest Flaim, Thur-ma- n Carter, Ralph Wahl, Mala Montoro. Ralph Manderlno, Carl Lawrence Moffit, James and Bottino and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalpiaz. DR. R. 0. W00DHEAD Dentist New A. J. Stafford Bldg. PHONE 120 HELPER UTAH : LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE AVALON HOTEL 185 Helper Phone Have yon tried the new 3 lb. cans ViHOP-MAL- T A GLASS 8?-- Helper w Attorney-At-La- every ootn Helper Times Phone 21 Distributed by Utah Beverage & Distributing Company Salt Lake City, Utah 78 5 CIGAR STORE al BILLIARD PARLOR All kind of Cigars, Cifuettes, Tobaooot, Cand7 tnd tktft Drink The Bet Billiard in th L J. Phons 9 Helpei 7. E. FLYNN Undertaker 3 2-- BANK w Office 312 Electric Building PRICE UTAH Enjoy That Imported Tattal 1 Henry Hall Building WALTER C. GEASE EXTRACT FREE 11-- Dentist . Phone LOW and Surgeon Physician Office Hours: DR. LELAND R. QR0YER H DR. F. Helper Lodge No. 1659 Every Tuesday night, 7: 30 P. M. Knights of Pythias Hall and Licensed Embalmer. PRICB Ambulance Service UTAH Phone 29 Couty Up-to-the-Min- ALL OVER THE WORLD Modes Prepared Especially AND for This STANDARD MARKET CO. 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