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Show age Four THE Social Calendar Democratic Women Met Monday The Women's Democratic club o Carbon county met Monday. March Ui, at 2 p. m. in the elubioonis in Helper. Seven tables oi bridge und three tables of five hundred were enjoyed by the ladiej, with bridge prize going to Mrs C R Fahring of Help er and the five hundred prize K0 ilia; to Mrs J E Gease of this city. Mrs A L Fullmer of Martin won the free for all cut. Following the cards, a dainty luncheon was served by Mrs A F Drury. Mrs D C Gibson. Mrs V B McKelvey, Mrs C R Kahring. Mrs E Cease anil A Litizzette, Mis Mrs A G Deuel. The next regular meeting will be held Ht Price in the Legion hall .it 2 p. m. Monday, April 25. at which time the club plans to establish a study along political lines. is .1 j Members of Moose I'UON'U Enjoy Program 21 The Loyal Order of Moose held in monthly social Tuesday ee-- j ning. March 2S, at the K. P. balP j in Helper. Following the program, danc ing and refreshments added to the hilariiy by al present, being the largest gathering of its kind ever held here. The program: Selection by orchestra. Duet by Mrs Farl Sliuniuaiy and George Weight. Reading by Mrs. Rhoda llieiiiion. Duet by Max Thome and Alice Carlson. Piano selection by Hairy Jolnnon. on "Principles of thi i 'Talk Moose." concerning Mary and Sam Fruto, former Carbon who are graduating from the Moosehcart school in the home In Illinois Mooseheart next month, and are expected to return to Carbon county alter their graduation, by J. V. Niel-so- Thursday, March 31, 1833 JOURNAL HELPER This Is One of the Jobs That Fame Brings o Bride Party at f uILmer Home, Price Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fullmer en tertaiued at their home in Price .Sunday evening at four tables o idi;L--. The guests were Mr. and . Mrs. Reagan Ratlll'f, Dr. and Mra. Melrose, Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Stein and Charles Leger of Help-- . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Adaiu-oiMr. and Mrs. Joe Schlegel, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stein and Mr. and airs. Kldoa (Jtteson ot Price i'rizes v ere awarded to Mrs. Schlt el and i)r. Melrose. ."i. C. i, , oT MARTIN JACOBSON Spring Canyon entertained at a dinner party at her home Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Mary Good of W'innemucca, Nev. The were Alusdames Dave guests iii.jun, M. Floyd, George Murphy, J. B. Litiazette, J. H. Kessler, It. T. Reynolds and R. S. Robbins. MRS. o ryj - -- o Eighteen members of the Help Henry Hinkin of Littl er junior high school band Lave Standard was an patient at been chosen as soloists to repre Itho sent this city in the lnteistato hospital Tuesday. band competitions to be held at underwent Price April 14-Mis. G. II. They were a ioiisiiar operation Monday uioru-i.f- i cliosen from a total of 72 members m now a;id getting along In the local bund. n ely. Attractive blue and white uniforms for the band members have of Sak Lake been made by the domestic art deR. ii j In partment of the Helper school. is visiting with relative I! I or. o She is a hitter of Mr.-1....!. GOODYEAR AIRWHEELS NOW ARE ON DISPLAY .Marcel ii : pei.t Kusier Llacwhrre- in this issue appears Sunday '.villi his parents in La toiie.. tie is a student of Colorado an advertisement announcing that ( m Colorado Springs. the new Goodyear Alrwheels are on display at the Helper Super .Mrs. .'.lauo:! Anderson or Price Se.viiv .nation, local Goodyear lelt the Melrie hospital this week dealers. John Laboroi, proprietoliowing a major operation per- - tor, advises the tiros are attractformsd ten days previous. much attention because of ing o Ulen McKenzie spent Sunday their new design and surprisingly low air pressure. voting in Salt Lake City with his family. He is an employe on BRIGGS STUDIO Oi'FERS the I tah railroad in Martin. STUDENT PHOTO RATES Jess Perry, manager of the Rite-waRay Briggs, proprietor of the Ktore, was a business caller located in the studio, in Salt Lake City the latter part Briggs Smart Shop, advises he is offering of last week. special rates on pUotograplm to Mayor F. R. Porter has been students of Carbon county schools, confined to his home several days as well as having an attractive this week with a light attack of pricing on duplicate orders. His advertisement appears elsewhere flu. in this Issue. M. O. Porter of Bryuens service station is a sufferer with flu this for three days, returning to week, having been confined to bed City Helper Thursday evening. Char- for several days. ley reports the roads as having Joe Perry spent Kaster Sunday been in pretty bad shape. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs A? Frank Drury re- Tony Peny of Helper, returning turned to their home in Martin Sunto his work in Green River Saturday evening from a two day evening. weeks vacation spent in Salt Lake Mrs. Allison Stott of Green City Mr. Drury is an employe of River is visiting for a few days the Utah railway. in Helper with her husband, who Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stevenis an employe of the D & R G W son and two children of Helper and is located here. left Monday morning for Duchesne Mrs. Tony Perry and infant where they will visit with relatives for a few days. Mra. Stevgranddaughter returned to their enson is the daughter of Mr. and home in Helper Saturday evening from a few days visit in Grand Mrs. W. H. Wardell of Helper. Junction with relatives. Peter Campedel, proprietor of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Fata are the the Helper Townslte bakery, was proud parents of a baby girl born taken to Price late Sunday eve an Thursday evening, March 24. ning where he underwent lie Mother and babe are getting along emergency major operation, is reported as resting easily and nicely. on the road to recovery. Mrs. Frank Hensley of Castle L. H. Beebe of Provo spent sev-- 1 Gate underwent a minor operation at the Melrose hospital Tuesday eral days here this week looking j Mr. nd is getting along nicely at this after matters of business. Beebe, who formerly was located time. at Standardville where he tl!l Miss Margaret Knobbs of Chey has property interests, advises enne, Wyo., arrived in Helper that Mrs. Beebe and the children Monday evening for an extended are In good health. visit with relatives and her faS. P. Colton of the Coltou Mother, Marshal C. A. Knobbs. tor company was a Salt Lake City A. J. Kirkham spent Sunday visitor the fore part of the week, visiting in Salt Lake City with driving hack a new Chevrolet his family. Mr. Kirkham is clerk coupe for delivery to Vaosar Howto R. J. Vaughan, superintendent land of Green River. His com-- 1 of thet Utah Railway Co. pany during the past week also delivered a new Chevrolet sport Ralph VVahl "left Monday for roadster to Miss Irene Vogler of Alameda. Calif., where he will en- Price. ter the Boeing school of aviation for a course in aero mechanics and radio work. COMING EVENTS William Littlejohn motored to ?, April (Sunday) Gapans 4 Salt Lake City the latter part of Benefit Carnival, Liberty last week to get his son Robert, Hall. who is attending Westminster April 9 (Saturday) Fire- to speud Easter Sunday with mens Ball, Rainbow Gar- his parents in Price. dens. April 15 Arbor day. Frank Bonacci returned to his June 8 (Wednesday) Help- home in Helper Friday morning er Day. from Salt Lake City, where he had been receiving medical attention in the Holy Cross hospital for the Get our prices on job printing. past two weeks. t-'- ii ;ijt l - I t s I ; I II' i v : ' Chi;-iti-,- - Ci-- Ui Kenilworth News 25c 95c Milk .... 19c Fresh Milk Will Lard Pat-teric- 20 Potatoes J UNE 8 IS HELPER'S BEST AND BIGGEST HELPER 59c e, . oo HELPER DRUG COMPANY ADDS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Helper drug store this has been busy installing a large fountain which will be used to nuvt the demands of the public in the ittture, according to Ha The week pie-pare- Beef and Veal Rib Steak oo 29c Pot Roast 7c Pork Roast Lean cuts, lb Featured will be a new style malted milk drink which is proving highly popular over the country, advises Miss Mary Riggs, who will preside at the fountain, and sandwiches will be served as soon as arrangement can he completed. whil.-coffe- Harris Simonsen Notary Pubiio y HELPER, UTAH SUCCESS Meat and Grocery Community HELPER 9c Sugar cured, whole or half strip, lb. . . Veal Pot Roast Per lb 12c Beef Rump Roast Choice steer beef, lb C iUt 1 Fancy Fat Hens and Fryers Workmens Merc. Helper he War Is On! THE CAUSE IS COMMON ht peronly V-- $2 Home Builders PRICE SATURDAY MALT, Gesundheit, tfj-- for 2 cans One Stein FREE WHITE KING, Large pkg ea. We have thrown all of our resources against the common enemy the depression. Ally with this store, use our fine merchandise at the sale prices Pulling together the battle will be won so much easier. Our BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR has been extended to CLEANSER, Old Dutch, 3 cans ... j q JELL0, . IOC I - BACON, Fancy Sliced, lb. ...AQlf SELECT HENS SPRING CHICKENS SUCCESS Meat and Grocery COMPANY Community Builders and PRICE per year. April 16 inclusive THE GOLDEN RULE STORE 10c Corn Flakes Tomatoes Wheat 10c 10c Shredded Package . Hand Soap Mission Bell, 4 bars . . . Macaroni Large package 19c Peanut Butter jar Egg Noodles 1 ia J.UC 29c Tall cans, 3 for Empire, 2 pound cr pound 25c 25c 15c Soap 15c Mayonnaise Rexr each 10c Shrimps No, tan 12c Toilet Paper 3 rolls 10c Jam 35 oi. jar 35c Semolina, 7 oz. pkg., 4 for Beans Navy, Chili, Pinto, 3 lbs. Lye Crepe, ' ' Sunbright, can Salmon O can, rn iX0L 6 boxes 10c o Oysters 4 oz. each FOR RL'NT OR SALK A BAR- GALN Store building with full basement. HUB SERVICE STAtf TION, Helper. Utah. sn it utile rs n re Box 653, Heip- - Beans String No. 2 Large package ' WANTED Good for 1 100 sheep, er. Utah Cleanser . Corn Starch modern completely apartments and garage. HUB SLRVICL STATION. tf Utah 2 10c . . Large can, solid pack. Three-roo- 1-- Utah June Peas, can . can, each FOR RENT Saturday, Arpil . Luna, 10 ban Dinnerette, 1 pint jar 1 v yV P i1 I C j LEG OF LAMB, Tender, per lb Pa- I OVC STEAKS, Steer Beef, lb HELPER J o COFFEE, Blue Pine, lb I I Q IPC 3 pkgs Matches Peas Want Ads - i V 33c 10c Standard grade, can 8 V-- I Friday Corn 0 is one of the year's outstanding motor developments, acocrding to Bert Bunnel, manager of the llunncl Motor company, local Ford dealers, who returned this week from a convention of Ford dealers In Salt Lake City. 8 The new Ford has many excellent improvements. Including cushioned three point motor sus pension, live rubher cushioning in the spring shackles, hollow steel drive shaft, silent second gear and easy meshing, as well as a total weight which Is practically the same as the old four cylinder machines. Mr Runnel advise he will have the new machine on display within a week, while the showrooms already have been dressed up with and illustralarge photographs tions which will be of interest to all. The new Ford Plenty of parking space at all times Drive out and save Phone 303 o New Ford Is Greatly improved 12c WE CAREY FRESH FISH AT ALL TIMES We Deliver o o V-Eig- Jl Bacon 3 3 15c Sego, whole or half, lb The o - FRIDAY - oo Journal Your r- 1- COMPANY i 0 Hams proprietor. McGo-.ial- , col-leg- In Our Meat Dept. DAY 1. Merc. 35c DAY BUT I Workmens Coffee HELPER 13 .Ma.-i- ' ' Flour EYERY DAY EIGHTEEN MEMBERS OF HELPER JUNIOR HIGH BAND ENTER COMPETITION s Fay and Ray ChrUiensen and Ivy jieiuiuoit. tpent t.tmiei Sunday in Salt Lake t'ity. .Mi Tap dance by Marha Liaril. X I Solo by Lulu Christensen. Italian Dance at Piano selection by Wilda Liard. Selection by orchestra. Country Club ' & t t , An enjoyable dance was held Duet by Clyde Burgess and Jack Petty. Saturday evening at the country club when Italians of Helper anil Talk by A. J. Carlson. Price united their hospitality for you like to be Bing comparatively unknown a few months NOW wouldn't the occasion. Dancing continued Mr and Mrs Jacobsen or at least be in his ago. Now, because of his original a a late hou", with until light Hosts at Dinner shoes? He has just been selected to type of singing he ia one of Broadlunch and lefrenhments served at Mr and Mrs Martin Jacohaen of judge a beauty contest at Oglethorpe way's reigning theatrical and radio intermission. stars. He is, as the New York TeleSpring Canyon enterained at a 6 University in Georgia, so to be qualisays, "the boy who went over o'clock Easter dinner at their fied for the job- - and ho admits it's go- graph with a bang with his peculiar style of Easter Bridge Dinner home Sunday evening. ing to be quite a job he has been singing songs by tumbling from bar to Between Biyner's and Raiubov At F P Fisher Home The dinner table was centered practicing up on some of Broadway bar in a pleasing exhibition of vocal and Fifth Avenue's most famous mod- musical Gardens on Spring Canyon Road Mr ami Mrs F P Fisher oi Help with Easter lilies and Easter favgymnastics." If such musical er were noals at an La.ster bridge ors. The guests were Messrs and els. Perhaps you recognize some of success is,apt to give one so pleasant Helper. Utah them from have advertisements you a job as judging beauty contests, we dinner Sunday evening at their Mesdames George Murphy, Dave home. A dainty 6:30 dinner ivas Brown and R S Robbins of Spring seen In the newspapers and magapredict an unusual increase in the Soecials for zines. who on Cremo the Bing, sings ranks of the musical gymnasts. Perserved in the spirit of Kaster day, Canyon, E N Radcliff and J B week over the FRIDAY AND SATURDAY every progiam night haps you might listen to Bing to find with Easter egg place cards and Litizzette of Price and Mrs M Columbia Broadcasting System, was out how ifs done. tallies as favors iu the season of Floyd of Helper. bridge, which followed the dinner Those who enjoyed the evening Senior Hop Friday for were alessrs anu Mesuames Ace Biithday Party At Rainbow Gardens Bonacci Joseph BerNick Tad Roberts, Storey, Powdered, The Senior Hop, annual event of Mrs Bernardina Bonacci enternardi and Glen Nelson of Price, 3 lbs (Week of March 20) J H Onterstron of Cleveland and tained at her home in Helper Fri- Carbon county high school, will day afternoon for a few of her be held Friday evening, April 1. Lester Worley of Columbia. Mr. McNeilie. owner of the ballroom Gardens event in Rainbow the the Bridge prizes were awarded to eon's friends at a party, Manufacturing company of Mrs. Bernard! and Mr. Worley. being her son, Joseph's birthday. in Helper, every one being invited Pittsburgh, formerly the Pittsto attend. A lovely cake was cleverly ar.Machine and Boiler comMusic the occasion will be burgh Guests Enjoy 500 Apple Blossom, ranged in pink and white by Mrs furnished for Cal and his Rainbow pany, is here in Kenilworth visitby 48 lb. bag Bpnacci and Mrs Margaret ing this week to check ever the At Leo Home The children spent the Ramblers. The ballroom has been huge coal tipple his company conenterMr and Mrs A A Leo and In black decorated cleverly of games afternoon in the playing structed for Kenilworth during tained a few friends at five hun- after which a dainty luncheon was white domino with the letters 32 the past year. The tipple and its dred at their home Sunday eve- served. strung along. is to have excavation reported ning, there being present Mr. and George Patferick of Helper is cost in excess of $1,000,000. Any Those enjoying the afternoon senior Mrs 0 A Trosslt, Miss Andelin. Paul Hnlbrook, size or president. Schillings, can be proof coal grade McNary, Morgan Pete Tabone, Frank Dalpiaz, Mary Miss Carma were Morri Miss Joe I'agano, Per lb duced over the tipple's modern Pace and the host and hostess. Rich, Calvin Simmons, Paul and MeConnel and many other senior It also and screens. Salvordi Scorpino, students have been in charge of machinery Dainty refreshments were served. Joe Morrica, Mary and Annie Crlstle and Lticy the elaborate preparations for the enables Kenilworth to produce absolutely clean and high grade coal. and Joseph Bonacci. Senior Hop. Overlades Hosts at Carl R. Marks, general manager Picnic-Budg- e Mr and Mrs Fahring MRS HAZEL SIMMONS was pleas of the Independent Coke and Coal Mr and Mm Lynn Overlade were Hosts at Dinner is al.-cans antly surprised Monday after company (Kenilworth). at their hosts Sunday evening business with C R Fahring of noon, when a few of her friends here looking after and Mrs Mr home in Martin to a five hundred H. Woodhend, the local were hosts at a 7 o'clock gave her a surprise birthday party William picnic party. After the Bervins Helper dinner at their home in at her home in Helper. The aft- superintendent. bridge ot a dainty picnic luncheon five Mrs. Lloyd Nelson entertained ernoon was spent in sewing, after hundred was enjoyed by thu Helper Friday evening. club Thursday, the decorawere served. her which refreshments a was followed dinner The by Messrs and Mesdames Dale Woods were Mesdames W B tions being carried out to portray Present of season with prizes go of Price, W H Wardell, G L Kelley, bridge, J Pallagreno, B Danna St. Patricks day. The guests who quarts k R C Sheldon, L B Smith, G H ing to Mrs J Johnson and Reagan Ketchuni, N Nlcastro, T Bonacci, P Bosone attended were: Mrs. Neplii ChrisRatliff. K S and Bray of Helper and tensen, Airs. Calvin Jewkes. Mrs. and M McNary, all of Helper. Air and Mrs Fillmore of Spanish Those enjoying the evening Rolland Christensen, Mrs. Quint C R Fork. Mesdames were Messrs and Willcox, Mrs. II. II. Myers, Mrs. MRS. LONG iVlAID TO Mr and Mrs Fillmore are the Fergussen, L R Fullmer, J JohnJoe Rtidler. rs. Art Huntsman. REST IN GRAND JUNCTION Mrs. Bulk, son and Mrs Elizabeth Hadley and parents of Mrs Overlade. lildon Conover, Mrs. Andy Hess Jones of Price; Mr and Mrs 4 lbs. . . . Hell. Mrs. Hazeltou Nelson and Mr. 44 of wife Mamie, Long, of R R for Standardville; Miss Sva Whitmore. Prizes were Kirkpatrick Surprise Party Mr M Wycoff, Mr and Mrs Reagan Long of Helper died at her home won by Mrs. Jewkes and Mrs. Dell. Joe bktiener Mr and Mrs A Lltizzette Friday morning following a stroke Ratliff, A crowd of dancers followed the Joe Skriener was pleasantly sur- and Mr and Mrs C C Wallm of suffered a few days before. "Cal's Rainbow Ramblers" to Perprised Saturday night when a few Helper. Spring-villwas Deceased in horn ron last Friday night, the event of his friends gave him a surprise 100 lb. , Missouri, in 18S8, and for the Ferron high junior birthday parly at his home In Knights of Columbus the past year has been a resident being bag Among the group were: A lovely birthday cake prom. Helper. of Helper, having come from Clyde Dusmore. Kennith I.eavitt. with Easter egg decorations en- Observe Anniversary Grand Junction. Miss May Burton and Mr. and Mrs. The Knights of Columbus, Carhanced the dainty luncheon which We carry a full line of vesa one her are husband, Surviving Art Huntsman. evewas close of the served at the council their bon goldcelebrated under of tables, kept son, Frank Iing refrigeratio Helper, her H. William Supt. and Mrs. ning, which was spent in dancing en anniversary Tuesday evening parents, Mr and Mrs Stockton; and the playing of games. at the Notre Dame hall at Price two sisters, Mrs W F Triplet t and Woodhead attended the M. I. A. w ith a stag party. ForeMrs R Brewer, all of Grand Junc- dance here last week; also d and Mrs George Jackson, Doc Mrs Eugene Gibson A'speoial program was tion, and one brother, H J Stock- man Mrs. and Roy Robinson and other in council the ton supreme of by Hostess Club Helper. Tuesday officials. was which Haven New Conn., Funeral services were held in held club The Tuesday bridge The cold weather of the past its regular meeting this week heard over the radio by tne Car- Grand Junction Sunday afternoon. o week is likely to contribute to the when the members gathered at the bon council at 9:30 p. m.. mouncoal orders and enable the Carbon DELTA RESIDENTS PASS Palace cafe for luncheon at 1:30 tain time, as follows: more steady, Tender and juicy, Speaker, Martin H Carmody, suSteve Bolotis and Charley Vigor SCHOOL BONDS IN VOTE county mines to work p. m.. adjourning thereafter to at least, for a while. 2 lbs were business visitois in Salt Lake the Kiwanis clubrooms for a sea- preme knight, of Grand Rapids: o The Kenilworth son of bridge, with Mrs. Eugene singer, Charles Hackett of Chipeople were DELTA. March 30. The $75.-00- 0 H cago; singer, Mrs Clarence Gibson as hostess. school bond Issue passed the very responsive to the new income Mrs Elmer Wahlstrom won first Mackay (Anna Case Mnckay) of voters here by a generous margin tax law and as far as Is known last week. A portion of the money every family head has filed a reprize in the afternoon's play, with New York City. Mrs Sam Stein receiving second. After the program, the Carbon will be used to retire former bonds turn Per The next meeting of the club council enjoyed a dainty lunch, with the balance to be used to According to Bert Christensen, lb. will be April 12, with Mrs D C prepared for the occasion by Boy Scouts are at least eight months the Kenilworth guarantee Gibson as hostess. of school next year. still very active, holding their regular Monday night meetings. Sugar : For Band Members! Miss Jennie Rich of Helper moent Kaster Sunday in Salt Lake j . New Suits Provided Local and General 19c 23c f |
