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Show HELP. EE THE Thursday, January 21 1932 JOURNAL Page Pive the Rev. David Graham, pastor of Nick Marketakls, 33, is recover Congregational church of Hill ing from an Injury to his foot re ceived Thursday afternooii at MaCity. S. D.. to Misa May Gilkeson of Gothburg, Neb. The nuptials ple Creek mine. Marketakls, a were solemnized early in January. driver in the mine, received the LOCAL AND The bride is teaching school at injury when his horse fell, pinWasta and at the close of the ning his foot between the shaft school term the couple will make and mine car. He was treated at their home in Hill City. The Rev. the Melrose hospital. Graham will be remembered by 4Mrs. Jas. Beanco of Helper submany Helperites thru his residence here 10 years ago, during to a major operation at tho mitted Mrs. J. L. Eebol Hostess which time he was associated Melrose hospital the past week. and of Glen Asael Rowltiy Spring Thursday Evening with Julius Sheppard as assistant Anna Lavar Fenn of Price were o rening bridge party was at the local Y. M. C. A. OF PROGRESS granted a license to wed from the MARCH .it the home of Mrs. J. L, county clerk's office the past CALLS FOR MORE AND Thursday, guests being Church Society Will week. served a hot supper following the Give Afternoon Tea BETTER HIGHWAYS series. Covers Miss named bridge A social afternoon and tea will Inez Regruto, Mrs. F. P. Fisher, Philip G. Dufford and son, Phil- With Main. be given by the ladies of St. BarHighways Well in Mrs. V. B. McKelvey, Mrs. J. C. ip Jr., accompanied by his sister-in-lanabas Guild Friday afternoon, Must Be Given Hand Mrs. of Hennes Thought Frank Mrs. C. J. Kirshbergen, Bogus, to plans Heiner 29, according the past week in to Secondary Roads Mrs. Harold Wahl, Mrs. Mose Fra- - January spent formulated at the regular meet- Green River. Mrs. Hennes and Mrs. zee, Mrs. Louise Crisman, of the society held Friday aftIt was only a short time ago Mrs. F. R. Porter ing Philip Jr. continued their trip to Hugh Taylor, ernoon. As in the past several Grand while Mr. Duf that residents of Helper spent teand Mrs. Pete Oustaa. Junction, months the Guild will continue ford attended to business matters dious hours over bad roads, made their charity work, but have ar- in Moab. more so during periods of moisFaculty Guests at ranged for the social affairs as a ture and In the spring time. Many Surprise Party monthly diversion for the memthose trials. But even remember moved L. C. his Dr. has Kline Mrs.'W. H. Wardell arranged a bers. Hostesses of the afternoon with road construction well compleasant surprise for her husband will be Mrs. Henry Uhle, Mrs. offices from the Helper State on the main highways, Tuesday evening when she Invited John Laboroi and Mrs. L. R. Metz. Bank building to his home, 308 pleted is to be done on tho there plenty W. of west one block 1st the So., the faculty of the Helper central secondary or side roads, and It school and their wives for social Mrs. C. C. Wallm Hostess Helper hotel. may appear that road work is hours at the Wardell home. A it Club Bridge Friday Mrs. A. A. Leo and baby daugh- never completed. three course supper was served Mrs. C. C. W?allm was hostess at Even tho thousands of miles of ter left Friday .for Grand June-- , the arrival guests, the bridge games of the Friday following have been built over the nation Mr. a were who presented Wardell with the group at tion, Colo., where they club, the past year, the march entertaining during desk pen set. The evening's guests the home of her the week at the sister, Mrs. C. R. guests through of progress makes more and still Mrs. were Mr. and Mi's. E. L. Fjeldsted, and home of Mr. Joseph more roads The inFerguson in Price. Valentine apnecessary. Isherwood. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Caseman, Mr. luncheon the of pointments graced mechanization creased agriculand Mrs. Vernon Searle, Miss Or-p- tables. Five tables of bridge were ture has made it vital that the Miss Thelma Faylor, played by these guests: Mrs. R. R. Faylor, Denver and Rio Grande Western millions of farmers now living on Miss Ivy Memmott, Miss Rae train No. 3, due in Mrs. passenger of Standardville, Kirkpatrick roads be given means Christensen, Miss Faye Christen-ee- n. L. Hillebrandt of Wattis, Mrs. L. Helper terminal at 9:20 a. m. ar unimproved and economical Miss Ruby Bean, Miss Verda P. Pierce of Kenilworth, Mrs, C. rived over eight hours late Satur- for fast, efficient traneport. Rasmussen, Miss Ruby Jones, Miss R. Fahring of Helper, Mrs. J. W. day. The passenger was delayed It might be said that a road Miss Ella Hammond, Mrs. C. T. Pagano, Josephine Axelgard, behind a freight train derailment dollar has never been entirely Miss Ward, Miss Gladys McCoy, Mrs. Oscar Hanson, Mrs. Monima near Rifle, Colo., 200 miles east wasted. There have been "politiSally Mauro, Miss Katheryn Mrs. J. C. Hubbard, Mrs. of Helper. The track was cleared Crockett, roads and there has been Clifton Memmott, Carl Ol- W. E. Anderson, Mrs. L. A. McGee, before eastbound traffic reached cal" expensive construction uselessly Cards son and Ralph Thomson. Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. J. the site, and the only interruption in areas where there was no need and music were pleasant diver- T. Kelly, Mrs. O. K. Clay, Mrs. of passenger traffic was that exfor it. These things must be dissions. Ruth Southworth, Mrs. J. John- perienced by No. 3, which reached couraged. But every time wo Mrs. Helper at 5:35 p. m. son, Mrs. J. H. Ballinger, build a road we are adding anAfternoon of Cards John Crockett, Mrs. George Milother stone to the structure of our At Sepas Home Mrs. Austin Morley of Price un civilization. ler, Mrs. L. J. Stookey, Mrs. L. R. We are making posA pleasant social afternoon was Eldridge and Mrs. Mat Gilmour, derwent an emergency appendix sible a higher economic and social enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Mark all of Price. operation at the Melrose hospital development for our people. Two taSepas in Price Thursday. Modern engineering Friday morning. practice bles of bridge were played, fol- Social Functions and materials have made it posMrs. lowed by a.dainty luncheon. Honor Newlyweds Joe Perry came home Tuesday sible to build weatherproof, surClyde Miller scored high at bridge. Several delightful social events from Chicago where he has been faced, secondary road3 for a fracLuncheon covers named Mrs. G. F. have been high-typ- e main given the past week studying at the Loyola school of tion of the cost of Spratling, Mrs. B. J. Moffit, Mrs. Their construction Is the home highways. states medicine. Joe Mrs. Charles and D. E. Lambson, Mrs. Clyde Miller, honoring Ensign town looks mighty good after the the solution to a pressing problem. Mrs J. B. Kesler, Mrs. C. H. Bish- E. Kirkpatrick, who left Thursday scenes common in o Chicago, where Lambson, Mrs. for their new home on the Pacific the people are really suffering LYCOMING DOUBLES FOUNDRY op, Mrs. Lottie Marvin Lambson and Miss Ida coast, following a visit at the from the depression. POURINGS; 150 TONS DAILY Moffit, all of Helper. home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. KirkJtack Vignetto and Frank Bar- patrick, parents of the bridegroom WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., Jan. 20. Mrs. R. Ratliff Hostess after- boglio returned at Standardville. home Thursday Officials of the Lycoming ManTuesday Of Helper Bridge Club noon Mrs. Mat Gilmour enter- from a several days business trip ufacturing company, a division of Mrs. Reagan Ratliff was hostess tained at luncheon for the bride, which took them into the Uintah the Cord corporation, today anat the gathering of the Helper which was followed a dinner basin and Craig, Colo., vicinity. nounced an immediate increase of by bridge club at her home in Martin party at the home of Mrs. C. R. 100 per cent in foundry producroses Tea Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Steve Bunnell has received tion to meet requirements neceslater in the day. Thej Ferguson tables same the luncheon ntered of chairman of sitated by the volume of orders evening Mrs. L. P. Pierce of the nere tne lonowiug were seaicu. Kenilworth, Mrs. Ruth South-wort- h the appointment Helper unit in the statewide for passenger car, aircraft and and Mrs. W. E. Anderson safety campaign of the American truck engines now on hand. ler, C. C. Wallm, F. Nyman, C. U. of Price were hostesses at a danc- Lefgion auxiliary. Others appointFoundry pourings will be stepFahring, Clyde Miller, Frank Wl- - ing party given for the couple at ed to units of the local district ped up to 150 tons daily within m. Dle, Henry unie, j. ivieiruse, the Legion hall. Wednesday eveE. E. Jenkins of Salt Lake in five days. Pourings since DecemHarris Simonsen, W. T. Elliott, all ning friends were bidden to the clude Mrs. Glen Nelson, Castle ber 1 have averaged 75 tons daily. of Helper, and Mrs. J. T. Kelley o home for a social Gate; Mrs. Hattie Burt, HiawaKirkpatrick of Price. Mrs. Litizzette held high function the visitors. tha; Mrs. L. J. Stookey, Price: Well, if George Washington honoring points and Mrs Kesler honors at Bridge and music were diversions Mrs. Carlisle Crawford, Ferron, should come back to the United bridge. Mrs. Kelley will be the of the social hours. A buffet sup- and Mrs. Atlanta Zwahlen, Castle States on his 200th birthday, he next club hostess. would find a lot of people telling per was served at midnight, which Dale. him that he made a mistake in cleverly featured the bridal motif. Literature Program Baskets of roses and sweet peas Subscribe for The Journal. founding the darned country. At Woniens Club lent to the attractive appearance The January program of the of the entertaining rooms. The Womens club was given by the de- guests bidden were Mr. and Mrs. partment of literature, of which L. P. Pierce of Kenilworth, Mr. Mrs. Jack Sullivan is chairman, at and Mrs. W. E. Anderson, Mr. and the monthly meeting held at the Mrs. R. W. Crockett Jr., Mr. and Utah Service hall Thursday after- Mrs. C. R. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Quick Service Excellent Meals noon. Mrs. A. G. Deuel led the Mat Gilmour, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. discusison of the afternoon with Ballinger, Mr. and Mrs. William KIWANIS DINING HALL IN CONNECTION a review of Shakespeare prederes-sor- s. Anderson, Mrs. Ruth Southworth, Most Attractive Cafe in Carbon County Miss Irene Holmes enter- Dr. F. F. Fisk, all of Price, Mr. tained with piano selections, and and Mrs. C. R. Fahring of Helper. current events were given by Mrs. Bun-nHarris Simonsen. Mrs. Bert PHONE 194 HELPER continued the study of misA Washingused words. George ton program will be given at the February club meeting, under the direction of the social science department, of which Mrs. A. F. Drury is chairman. 1511 the 1 pomtv I GENERAL - inimHiiiiiiniiiiiii w, J The Helper All Stars romped through their fourth straight victory Wednesday night of last week when they held the Price Athletic 1 club to the short end of a score. The game was played at the high school gymnasium at Price and was extremely rough at times. John Allison piled up 13 points f within two and quarters for the local basketeers. James, Price center, was high point man for his team. The lineup: HELPER ALL STARS G FP FT TP 6 1 1 13 J. Allison, rf 1 8 2 .1 Memmott, If 2 4 0 0 A. Allison, c 0 0 0 0 Wahl, rg 4 0 0 P. Dalpiaz, lg . . . 2 2 4 0 0 Bergera, If 0 0 0 0 Ruggerl, rf 2 4 0 1 Thomson, c 0 0 0 J. Dalpiaz, rg . . 0 32-2- one-hal- .... 32 15 Total PRICE ATHLETIC CLUB G FP FT TP 1 1 2 3 Hansen, rf 2 2 M. Jeanselme, If 1 4 3 6 0 0 James, c 0 0 0 0 Allred, rg 4 0 2 0 Dufford, If 4 0 0 Leavitt, lg 0 0 0 0 Beach, If 1 0 0 P. Jeaneelme, rg 0 0 0 0 0 Potts, rg 2 Total Referee 9 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT- I THIS IS Pre-Lente- n Anthonys church is completing arrange- social ments for a function to be given in the early part of February. The affair will be a public card party, with Mrs. It. P. Hurrell and Mrs. Roger ReyThe monthly nolds in charge meeting of the society was held at the home of Mrs, Barrell with every member present. The hostess served a delicious luncheon at the close of the business meeting. pre-Lent- KANTLEEK. WEEK This week, ten thousand Rexafl Drug Stores bring you this great opportunity to inspect and buy household rubber goods produced by the exclusive Kantleek process. You will marvel Many Guests Enjoy Paiish Party Guests from all communities of the county gathered for the parish party given at the Notre Dame auditorium Wednesday evening. The parish socials are monthly events, with various Catholic organizations acting as the monthly hosts. Wednesday Carbon council 2611, Knights of Columbus, entertained. Dancing and games were enjoyed with a buffet luncheon Past grand served at midnight. knight Frank Bonacel was chairman, astilNted by Father W. A. Huel, Joseph Itebol, Joe Bonacel Jr., J, D, Harris and Clemento Two hundred guests Capitolo. were in attendance. and durability this process vides. And they can't leakj Nuptials Told have received Helper friends announcement of the marriage of pro- All Kantleek. products are sold under a two-yeguarantee. Visit your Rexall Drug Store during National Kantleek Week, You'll want to take advantage of the new low prices, ar A. D. SUTTON ,U- en DR. MILES' cufUr-iru- m or Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Neuritis, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Toothache, Backache, Muscular Pains, Periodic Pains. fi8.' Muscular Pains, will bring you relief. store-1- 5c . :. and one-hal- BANK CIGAR STORE 21 WORKING IN DENVER Rio Grande to Work Shops During January and February Word from Denver is to Rio Grande plans Denver keep its shops open until at least The Burthe end of February. lington shops opened last Monday giving employment to about 300 men, while the Union Pacific had previously announced it would operate its shops three weeks each month during January and February. In addition to its Denver shops the Burlington has opened its shops at Havelock, Neb. o After reading the accounts of senate investigation and learning the amount of money the Germans got out of our bankers the average American ia prone to exclaim: "How do they do it?" the Shipped in by Rail that the & 4.25 Per Ton Delivered Phone Central Commission & Supply Co. UTAH HELPER Performance --HEirills onVe never had in any car low-pric- ed 65 to 70 inites an hoar . 0 to 35 miles an hoar fin 6.7 seconds . . Silent Syncro-Mes- h gear- K ,rshift . . Simplified Free Wheeling . . Unsurpassed smoothness and quietness . 60 Horsepower y f?Tf?TTy Yon Bant irtot tbfl nwr Qmvco Six to appcecUta tbo many amr thuBofrti perform nm. Tafc it oat aa the itreet, compete with other oax in traffic nd aderctand what it means to accelerate from itaTtrtatfll to S3 mika an hour in less than seren aeconda! Htmt out ome long itifUb. of highway and open the throttle to the limit and experience the keen joy of a top tpeed without rtrwsa or (train, Tnrrel oror the rongheat toad yon know' and learn tha advantage of it now itabi-Ibe- d boat cod. Run the car tirooghout its foil range of speed and power and know the ykuWua of Cberrolet'i new amoothneaa and ojnietncea Than, try the thrill of Free Vheeliag of gfidrnf along on momentum in a modern qaafity sheof and qtnedy. And finally, change hack to the gear, and try shifting gears with Syncro-Mequiet easy, winch is exclusive to Chevrolet in the lowest price field. Nerer has the actual driving of a Chevrolet Six meant so much as it does today. Come into delay. Try out the oat sbwrooms-wilh- oat Faster, for 1932. Value Great American earner to handle ever than smoother Imer, and control it gives performance-thrill- s car! you're never had in any non-clashi- teaaa-mUsl- sh d PRICED AS uavr as shifting gears easily, simply. NEW CHEVROLET SIX THE GREAtaMERI CANVALU E FOR 1932 - "8EX YOUB DEALER BELOW REDD CHEVRO I FT C 3 4 J 21 Multiply Wealth By More Than NEW YORK, Jan. 20. Practi130 Per Cent Own More Than all of Genuany's creditors cally 750.000 Homes. have accepted an invitation issued It Is now over 60 years since the by Great Britain to meet in Lausanne 25 to discuss Gernegro was released from slavery man January war reparations. While and given the status of a citizen France had not officially accepted in our country whose wealth and early this week, it is understood The general prosperity his labor haa she will be represented. helped create. The progress of Young plan reparations committhe race within this period has tee has adopted the stand that surpassed the most sanguine hopes Germany is justified in stating of the most ardent advocates. No she is unable to meet her war group of people in history ever debts. o started, from a more complete ecojiomic and cultural destitution. The big league baseball manaThe fiftieth anniversary of the gers are now trading players but founding of Tuskegee Institute, tip to this time they haven't had recently celebrated, marks at the to trade any of 'em for food. same time almost the semicenteno nial of negro progress. Within No doubt if we forgive the that period the race has multi- French and British half of what plied its wealth more than 130 they owe us the French and Brit times, has reduced ita illiteracy ish will be willing to throw off. from 95 per cent to 20 per cent, the other halt. f. and reduced its death rate by It has risen to the ownership of more than 750,000 homes, has accumulated property to tho value of billions, has developed a internal network of and social, religious and economic orBILLIARD PARLOR ganizations for the continued advancement of its people, haa proAll Kinds of Cigars, Cigarettes duced leadership in all walks of Tobaccos, Candy and. Soft life that for faith, courage, devoDrinks tion, and patriotic loyalty ranks Best The Billiards in the with all the other groups in our County country. Utah Phone 8 Helper o Say you read it in The Journal. 25c. DR. MILES ;'" WORLD POWERS PLAN TO DISCUSS GERMANY'S WAR DEBTS AT JAN. 25 MEET SHOPS ARE Periodic Pains. limn m.,U...p..nw - ) fc J0tlT,he: GAIN OF WEALTH IN 60 YEARS o RAILROAD I ... " was suffering from a bad Cold.... Dr. Miles' Aspir-Minrelieved Me." These two sentences are from a letter sent to us by Gypsy Simon Smith. Mr. Smith spends his public life In the germ-ladatmosphere of crowds in hall, church or tabernacle. He goes from an overheated meeting place into the outer air spiritually uplifted, but physically exhausted. His profession demands that he do the very things that he ehould not do if he want to avoid catching cold. He u in position to speak with authority on the subject. If you have a Cold, or if you suffer from Headache, Neuralgia, Neuritis. Rheumatism. Krinti GREAT AmXJri let ...recommends PRICE HELPER i, OTrSB At your drug PHONE 97 - .. Dr. Miles' DRUG CO. m'nu Gilkesbn-Graha- at the beauty 5 SHOW Bonodo. NATIONAL Altar Society Plans Function The altar society of St. 4 NEGROES OF AMERICA CAFE GRILL el Helper Victorious in Price Athletic Club Hoop Clash i p.? HELPER UTAH |