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Show niE HELPER JOURNAL Ky MARION BONACCI GLORIA MARTELLE HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Little Miss Gloria Martelle celebrated her second birthday anniversary on Thursday afternoon by having fifteen of her little friends come in end play with her. Games, singing and dancing were the pastimes of the afternoon after which a dainty luncheon was served by her mother Mrs. Vic Martelle, as- sissted by Miss Ang Martelle. The little hostess was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those called in were Misses Lois May Spratling, Shirley Spears, Barbara Whitmore, Barbara Johnson, Andrea Whitaker, Corinda Perry, Raymond Teloroli, Donna Rose and Jimmy Miner, Ruth Barbara Clerico, Bert Dart, Blake Martelle, Yvonne McAllister, Alberta Leo, and Mrs. A. Leo, Mrs. W. Whitmore, Mrs. Henry Teloroli, Mrs. James Martelle and Mrs. Ace Miner. Ci-m- a, VALENTINE MOTIF CARRIED OUT AT BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. F. P. Fisher entertained at a prettily arranged bridge luncheon at her home Tuesday afternoon. The luncheon was served at 1:30 with Valentine place cards and favors serving to help carry out the. motif. Covers were laid for Mesdames Al!en Browne, R. I. Erockbank, F. F. Gibson, M. Bliss, T. Weten-kamBunnel, Howtll, Stolker, Harding, Olsen and Vaught of Price; Jack Jonys and C. Ward of Castle Gate; Frank Porter, H. and Taylor of Helper. Prizes for points and honors were awarded to Mrs. Browne and Mrs. Bunnel of Price. p, er VALENTINE DINNER AT SPRATLING HOME Miss Juanna Buchanan, assisted by her sister Mrs. George Sprat-linentertained at a prettily appointed valentine dinner and bridge party at the home of the latter last Wednesday evening. Bridge was enjoyed during the fore part of the evening with the dainty dinner following, carried out in red and white suggestive of Valentine day. Jig saw puzzles brought the evening to a close. Present with the hostesses were Mrs. Leah Peterson and the Misses Mary Ricci, Mary Llewellyn, Mary Hughes, Mary McConnell, Thelma Rask, Bernice Kelley, Jay Turnbow, Jean Mallakar, and Dor othy Wilson. g, THOMAS MIGLIACCIO COMPLIMENTED Thomas Migliaccio was complimented at a surprise birthday party at his home here last Thursday evening sponsored by Mrs. Migliaccio and friends. The time was passed in dancing and merry making, with a buffet luncheon served at midnight. Those enjoying the evening with the honored guest were Messrs and Mesdames Marvin Lambson, Clyde Miller, L. H. Peterson, A. Lakie, George Hecks and daughter Elaine, William Flaim, J. C. Cava-nagR. P. Barrell, DeLos E. WOMENS CLUB PRESENTS Brandon; Mrs. Tony Migliaccio PROGRAM AT MEETING and daughter Elizabeth of Price; The Womens club of Helper Tony Bonacci and Melvin Elliott. held its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the Utah B. P. W. GIRLS HOLD Service club rooms, with a large MEETING number of members and guests in The Business and Professional attendance. Womens club held its regular busiFollowing a short business sesness meeting at the city hall on sion a very interesting program Monday evening at which plans was enjoyed as follows: were made to hold a social party Vocal solo, by Mrs. O. B. Bunon Feb. 27 for the members only. nel, "Waters of Minnetonka," with Plans also are being made for a Mrs. George Kelley playing the public card party to be held dur- accompaniment. Discussions of Current Events, ing the month of March in the Kiwanis club rooms. by Mrs. Clyde Miller. Two cello selections were renMrs. Kate Happs entertained a dered by Mrs. LaZille Murrill of few friends at a bridge dinner at Spring Canyon, accompanied by her home here Tuesday evening. Mrs. R. G. Woodhead of Helper. A dainty luncheon was served at Mrs. S. P. Bunnel gave a review midnight at the close of the bridge of the book, "Sorry, But You Are season. Wrong." h, ALTAR SOCIETY ENJOYS VALENTINE SOCIAL Mio. Bert F.atist entertained the morebors of the Altar society at a Valentine social and business meeting at her home in Castle Gate on Thursday evening. At the business Session plans were made for a dance and program which will be held at the Liberty hall here Tuesday, February 28, and a St. Patricks dance which will be held at Rainbow Gardens March 18. At the close of the evening a dainty two course luncheon was served, with cake and ice cream in Valentine colors being enjoyed, while the tables and room also were cleverly decorated in appro- priate colors. Present were Mesdames James Tabone and J. Thorpe of Castle Gate; J. A. Cresto, Leo Brandol, Victor Litizzette, W. M. Ross, Thompson, Mary Feado and Ange-1- o Pascuzzi of Helper. Mrs. Cresto will sponsor the next meeting at her home Sunday, March 12. Mrs. Morris McNary is entertaining at a quilting bee Thursday at the home of Mrs. Tom Bonacci. Members of the Loyal Order of Moose Tuesday evening of this week, following business meetings in the K. P. hall, were honored by the serving of a lovely luncheon by Mrs. Bert Martin and Mrs. M. E. Moss. The Sodality members held their regular monthly business meeting in the Kiwanis club rooms Tuesday evening. BUY AT HOME SPRING STOCK ARRIVED Houston and Paterson, of the Style shop, this week anounce the arrival of a new shipment of the new spring hats, coats and dresses, direct from New York. They are in all the new spring colors and make a very pretty showing. BUY AT HOME A CLOSE SHAVE M. P. Street of the J. C. Penney company had a narrow escape from serious injury one evening last week when a heavy icicle became dislodged from the edge of his house and fell, striking him across the head and again across the back and arm as it continued its fall to the ground. Several bruises were the only serious effects. BUY AT HOME Mrs. John Mallacker returned to her home in Martin the fore part of the week from Salt Lake where he visited with relatives for a few days. -- Shrimps If you l.ko shriiiio ilad or cocktail, thesee shrimp viiil serve your well. They sell for lic a can Sat. i.hr-nip- pur-po.s- Lemon,ox Vanilla (4 loc) Uour ounce bottles of cither Knion or vanilla extract will svll Sat. for 13c each. Sperrys Oats or Wheat Flakes Large packages of Surry's Wheat Flakes or Oats will serve many delightful meals for the kiddies, and If you have never fried the leftovers from breakfast do so the next time and serve molasses on this steaming hot cereal and see how good it Is. Only 18c a pkg. Sat. Soap Pects Laundry soap will b on sale Sat. at 5 bars for 11c. Get what you like. In the Market Ground Meat A meat loaf made out of PAGE FIVE Workmens Merc FRESH FIG BARS 2 lbs. Leg of Pork Roasts Pork roasts cut from the quarters of small corn-fe- d young pork will make a tender' juicy roast that the whole family will enjoy. These roasts will sell at 12c a lb. Sat. Beef Roasts If you want a roast that is just a little more tender, a little more juicy, get a roast cut from a good Eastern beef. They are cheaper in the long run for they satisfy 10c a lb., up, Sat. OP. SKAGGS "A SURETY OF PURITY" iiiliiiaiiti 5 25?j j at tin w 4 0 JAM 1 SWEET, each SHASTA BLACK TEA, pkg CORN FLAKES Zj fCA ?t' "j-l- 3 pkgs GERMADE bag .... CLEANSER 3 cans SIFTED PEAS 2 cans b. mm 3' PINEAPPLE 2 cans BLUE PINE tin COFFEE, PEETS WASHING POWDER, Ige. pkg... LAUNDRY SOAP b. 10 bars IN ZJy . a jl lf ijyj OUR MEAT DEPT. BACON Just out of smoke. Small lean slabs, whole or half, lb. POT ROAST and BOILING MEAT C lb., 5c to VEAL and LAMB 5 STEWING, lb PORK ROAST mu C Lean cuts, lb CHOICE PICNIC ft HAMS, lb 7 MISSION SKINNED HAMS Whole or Half 100 lb LEAN SALT BACON lb FANCY FAT HENS 151 Fresh Dressed, lb LARD pail VEAL ROAST Best Cuts, lb .... BACON Sliced pkg CHEESE Maid o' 59 brick Clover, PORK Grain Fed Whole or Half, lb FANCY MUTTON 5 mm lb iiiiiiiii m E C I A L S FOR SATURDAY, POWDERED SUGAR m 3 lbs FRESH GROUND mftA iiw lb COFFEE, v v It i3 said that President-elec- t Roosevelt's hobby ia stamp collect- ing. Let's hope that when he gets into office all the stamps he collects from France won't be ones. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY our delicious pork sausage and ground beef will effect a big savings for your Sunday dinner. A bottle of catsup from the store will help to make a nice sauce for your meat loaf. Best grade of ground meat and pork at 10c lb. Sat. With Walter Johnson out of the i: ;; to picture, Washington is as iirmjje r.exi yi a it would if ;n:et'uin' wrre to happrn to the Washington FEBRUARY LAUNDRY SOAP Bob White OLD DUTCH CLEANSER JAM, HEWLETT'S 18, 1933 220 3 Cans. .. K'S 10 Bars.... FURE FRUIT TOMATOES, WOODS CROSS 3-l- b. Jar ... 27c Per Pound ... 29c 3 Cans.... 33e SOLID TACK . COFFEE DEL MONTE PEAS EXTRA SIFTED 3 Large Cans.... SPAGHETTI and MACARONI Per Pkg. QUEENS TASTE BUTTER NO. 1 GRADE Per Lb SALAD DRESSING, KRAFT or BEST FOODS Full Quart Jars.... PAR WASHING POWDER Large Pkg ORANGES, SUNKIST LARGE SIZE Per Dozen.... ...5c 8C sc 2C 24c 10? -j BORDEN'S CHEESE Swiss, Pimento, Chateau, BORDEN'S CHEESE Loaf for ....V2-L- b. Pkg.. 29C C4 C J.33 j b. b. b. sit f Phone 303 IN OUR MEAT MARKET BEEF POT ROAST (CHOICE STEER BEEF) PORK LEG ill. Per Lb Per Lb ROAST HAMBURGER ...2 Lbs FRESH GROUND PORK 2 Lbs . CHOPS PICNIC HAMS MOUNTAIN BRAND ... .Per Lb HC 17C 25C IOC Castle Rock Merc Co PHONE 35 We Deliver """"""""Wb v.v, " inxmenaa We believe unwise credit has been one of the contributing factors to the present business conditions of our nation . . . We believe a more generous use of cash and less of credit will help to stabilize conditions and react to the benefit of all. sub-norm- al We know such a policy will enable us to continue in business serving you conscientiously as we have in the past . . . and aid us in offering you still lower prices thru the elimination of our heavy credit overhead . . . Please give us your wholehearted cooperation in this movement toward stabilization by making arrangements to balance old accounts at your earliest con Effective March 31, 1933 venience, and- - (S IJI3 This Space Paid For By the Undersigned SUCCESS MARKET RICCI MARKET CENTRAL MEAT and GROCERY CASTLE ROCK MERC. v HUB FOOD STORE O. P. SKAGGS WORKMANS MERC. FABRIZIO GROCERY |
