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Show r- -l Thursday, February R. G. Woodhead of Junior High Notes ANTOINETTE SAX MARY AMANO. .Associate Editor have met Price All Stars Editor times, defeating them all In the art department gome of the students have been working the past weea on some or me aec orations for the school vaudeville which is to be stated Thursdav February 18. Others are working In clay, plaster paris and pastel. All art work for the past week iias been centered about Wash- - 1 I I fiton and Lincoln ideas two In history for the past weeks the seventh grades have been taking up a special study of the world war For the rest of the year they will study the history of Utah. AT Mr. Wardell wants to thank the townpeople for the wonderful cooperation shown In the dance plan which was a great success. The dance was presented at the Rainbow Gardens Saturday night. furRamblers Rainbow Cal's nished the dancers with excellent music. Miss Msramott reports that the vaudeville will be held Thursday, February ater. at the Strand 18, the- , In arithmetic the sixth grades are beginning a regular daily drill of the Curtis tests. . On Lincoln's birthday the sixth, seventh and eighth grades had debates on Lincoln and Washington. They read poems, stories and gave lectures on Lincoln's life. A final spelling contest will be held in the near future among the Junior high students. The contestants are as follows: Sixth, section I, Mary Pozum and Sophie Zeese; section A, Norma Laboroi and Robert Dunn. Seventh, section I, Antoinette Sax and Bessie Weeter; section A, Ada Judd and Elton Peay. Eighth, Bection I, Genevieve Lopez and Helen Holmes; section A, Marlon Spigarelli and Jack Price. The two best spellers will then go to Price to compete with the other spellers of the county. This year we are especially interested in reading about George Washington. Last week in our reading classes we read of the great celebration that was held February 11, 1932, at Washington's old home at Wakefield farm. Every boy and girl is anxious to become a good reader, for only by doing so, can we learn of the life of this great man who became first president of the United States. Helper Is 32- - zu-i- s. zs-i- 34-2- as a brakeman. A. Halvorson, manager of the reD T R Furniture company, 0 0 0 - o o HIGH SCHOOL o CAUBON PLANS ANNUAL DANCE are well under Prpnnrntinna way for the annual junior prome nade of the Carbon nign scnooi which will be held March 4 at the SiK-o- r Moon navlllon. Committee chairmen are: uen- eral chairman, Vincent Hyatt: Castlegate; decorations, Reed Adams,- Spring Canyon; invitations Christine Axelgard, price; pro Sea'on, Price; re gram, Christensen Lula fredimen i, Price. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a a a a a a a Fr-.nc- es 36-2- 0. 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Necastro, set Rnrtnn. one of 6 1 of TotalB and a of city HARDING JR. HIGH war, Black Hawk TP FT G his home 3 naesed away 1 1 Golding, age of 85 years. He 4 week 0 2 nis Veletich, If came Utah from lowa 0 0 0 In 1848, Besso, c 0 0 0 Powell, 0 Bountiful. 0 0 lg 0 0 0 Caliaptt. in FriCorrection of a Price day's were Carbon county InAll dependent champs, 0 last WedSunnyside M Men to that time up Sunnyside nesday. had not lost a game. laurHelper All Stars claim the els of Carbon county by virtually here defeating Sunnyside M Men Wednesday, February 10, During the season Helper All Stars VIGOR and YOUTH PUBLIC SALE! m a a a a .... a a Priano. a Wright, a .... rwnr the early aa veteran this tlers Indian the FP here last a at rf at the ,a wun to locating first at a parents a rg Judd, a rf .... a BANK a a Flaim; CIGAR STORE a a report a Tribune stating that Stars a after defeating Kinds Cigarettes .a lg A- received those classed as not so nir. A few of the onery kind iniirhr have ben sent in a spirit of viciousness, but most were sent in good clean fun. No casualties reported to date. m an accurate index of the merchandise offered for sale by the many Is BraHHHHHHSHHJiiii.. .Mr. and MrsTFrank Pizza left thij wnek for Grand Junction, where Mr. Pizza will continue his duties with the D & R G railroad 1I1IIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIII!II1IIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIII!II!IIIIIIIII!IIIIII!IIIIIIII!III!I!!IIIIIIU Kelp-O- VITA for HEALTH, Local and General & R. G. Advertisin n. 10-1- ... HELPER JUNIORS WIN FOURTH IN A ROW Cliff Memmott's Helper juniors remained undefeated in the local by downing junior high league Harding of Price 9 to 7 in a hard featured battle by close fought guarding and poor passing. outDominic Greco was the standing player of the contest, his rustling and shooting keeping his mates ahead thruout. Golding and Veletich played strong ball for the losers. Helper needs only one more win to clinch the county championship for the second consecutive year. The lineup: HELPER JK. Hiuil G FP FT TP 2 0 1 Scallion, rf 5 1 2 D. Greco, If 0 0 0 F. Greco, c 0 0 0 DeLuca, rg 0 NEPHI. Feb. 17. Nephi grown anapples exhibited at the third nual U. S. A. C .Horticultural Boswell were show by Stehen a number of prizes, awarded among them the sweepstakes prize naw variety. fn Exhibits of three varieties oi Delicious. Jona apples, namely, i than and Rainier, were oeui for the Fhow'by Mr. Boswell and first renresentin? rititirum .i.iv and sweepstake prize, second and third prizes were receivea ny The Journal Your Home only $2 per year. o 0 Nominations for Officers of Local zi, ax zi. Elks Club Will Close This Helper boasts an exceptional Month record, having played 13 games and losing only one, that to Sun on the Sun At the regular meeting of the nyside M Men. Elks, Price lodge No. 1550, Wed nyside floor. Kearinsr thee facts in miml. nesday evening of last week, K. Helper All Stars claim the Carbon- G. Woodhead of Helper received rntmtv unit enwtprn 1'tnh imieneil- the nomination as exalted ruler. K. W. Averill was nominated as dent basketball championship. leading knight: C. A. Knobbs, In the music classes the boys loyal knight; J. Allen Browne, lec on the turing kniglit; J. Bracaen Le, and girls must appear euson, treasurG. H. weekly program at least live min- secretary; H. utes each term. This is required er; Leonard Frandsen, R. for part of the unit work. The Jacobshagen and Harry wnson. parents are invited to come to tiler. C. J. Roberts, outgoing exalted these programs which are given ruler of the club, was chosen to every Friday. renre-senPrice lodge at tne grand t nnrinc the naxt few weeks IB to be held in Birmsession lodge students the high English, junior while have been giving lectures aoom ingham, Ala., July H. V. Leonard was named as Washington's life. o o n The nominations will be held open at the next meeting of the club, with election to be held the 0 0 first meeting in March. Arnold Snow was in from Cas Drive of Membership matters on tle Gate Saturday Tli menibershio drive by the business. o local Elks club in its prosperity is bearing fruit, with 27 it ship to read the bargain of nrne-rafprints annearing in the full page applications due to be acted upon At Goiden Rule Store advertisement at the next regular meeting. in this issue. the last meeting the applications and Thorit of Gus Tsangaris of Helner. Wilkerson of V. K. Evans and son, B. M. HMt-Dr. Wedand Delbert Castle Kay Gate, Evans, passed thru Helper nesday enroute to their home in Johnson of Columbia were Salt Lake City. The gentlemen x cnmmittee also was named to m v returning from a business triii to Thermopolis, Wyo, and be- - arrange for representation of the cai.se of blocked highways were Price lodge at the George Wash forced to return via Denver. ington program t be neid at Grand Junction February 22. store The J. C. Penney company FIFTYDAYS IN this week is undergoing a thoro PR EFEBS JAIL TO freshening up and redecorating. PAYMENT OF $100 flNli :.en N i.pwik of Provo. proprie Tnllie Noll, colored, of Kenil- tor of the local Lewis Ladies store, worth, appeared before Justice G. was a visitor in Helper several v.. Woodhead in Kenilworth last days this week conferring with of possessing li A. week on a charge William the local manager, In violation of tne laws oi quor reReynolds. Mr. Lewis has juet Judge Wood-hostate and nation. turned from a five weeks visit in nffprAH htm the alternative San Francisco. of a $100 fine or 50 days in jail. the later holding the most appeal Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrison for the convicted man. of Provo have arrived in Helper to make their future home, secur ing apartments at the Hillcrest. Mr. Morrison is a clerk for the D. times by the following scores: Page Five JOURNAL NEPH3 APPLES AWARDED MANY PRIZES AT STATE FRUIT SHOW Nominated by Elks four fanr turned to work Monday after having been confined to his home for , , , seeral days with a severe attack ine neiper junior nign scuoui 01. lue lul- boys and girls basketball teams will nlnv the Hiawatha junior fr I.anriel Redmond of the high teams Friday at Hiawatha. Smart SHOP returned this week that there states Mr. Memmott from gait Lake City, where she "hanpA vnf thp T4alnpr a nAnolhla Ull umiLcia nf ui Ktialnpaa pwooiw, (we'll w.j,v unlor hleh boys team playing a Mrs. J. R. Briggs left this week sectional game with the Draper innlnr hltrh team at Draoer some for Ogdeu following a two weeks time the first of March. Inasmuch visit in Helper with Mr. Briggs, as the Helper boys won the coun- proprietor of the Briggs studio. o o o ty championship last year and are almost certain of winning again DI3 YOU GET A this year, this will give us an idea VALENTINE? of how our boys and their style Most folks we have met reof play compare with other junior ceived several of them; a very few high schools of the state. rprjivert nipe ones: a great many ... HEIPES THE 18, 1932 j EACH...5C a LEI Helper Joiraal YOUR HOME PAPER f |
