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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL HELPER, UTAH, FEBRUARY 9, 1934 34 t Kiwanis rem PAGE THREE Pwfrp 1 dfttCifilLO Play LARGEST LAUGH OF THE SEASON Order; to HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM :2, 23, 8:15 P.M. BENEFIT HELPER BALL TEAM ADMISSION 15c, 35c, 50c ier nf tteM and Social ?s atta il gue? t ' 'ssmaij Shrove Tuesday, February Refreshments servij the l?e 3 a 1 in j iiiitise 13 COME. IN COSTUME OR AS YOU ARE (A Programme Admission 25c eg Church Notices "PARENTS ARE A PROBLEM" Latter Day Saints Church fourths of an hour before serving add cabbage which has been cleanSausage PRETTY platter laden with ed and quartered. Boil together is done. Skin ham. apples fried in butter and a until cabbage Place on platter. Put cabbage dash of sugar surrounded with brown sausages is an appetiz- around ham. By adding boiled po luncheon dish to serve to inti- tatoes a god complete meal is ing mate friends and it is also a nice made. Candied Grapefruit family dinner. 1 quart of grapefruit peel. To Fry Sausage I . i pounds of sugar. Method: Cut grapefruit rinds in pieces and soak in slightly salt water for a day and a half. Drain off water and put cold water on. Boil rapidly for 10 minutes. Change water and boil in this manner 4 times. Drain off all water and leave rinds perfectly dry. Add most of sugar and stir. Cook slowly over slow fire. Stir well. When it begins to crystalize stir rapidly. Empty on oiled paper and sprinkle well with sugar. Vi football field. Seventh-Da- y Adventist A prize of $5 is offered to the Sabbath school Saturday morn-- f person selling the most tickets. 10 o'clock. The public is lngs at The cast follows: The Helper Kiwanis Club met cordially invited to attend. Cecil Spigarelli, a happy grouch. last evening in regular weekly sesMrs. John Nelson....Superintendent Kimball Ruggeri, a mother who sion. Mr. and Mrs. L. Acord of Secy-Trea- s Mrs. John Reese Castle Gate were visitors. laughs at her own jokes. Vivian Peacock, the family prob After the regular meeting, reDive for Coins lem. hearsal was held for the coming About fifty native divers nie liNaomi Hall, a neighbor lady show sponsored and given by the the water most nf the time In the club. Judging from rehearsals, it harbor of Honolulu, and dive for noted for her loud voice. coins tossed them from the decks Spotty Mills, the brains of the promises to be a wow! Further of arriving ships?. It is estimated family. particulars will be contained in the Gus Vouras, a dignified judge. next issue of The Journal. that coins of small denominations t the aggregate value of $l),otX) an Jimmie Redford, the flashy car thrown to these dlvprs annually. salesman with a strain of conceit. The Future Change should mean progress and .ViViViV.'iVAVi'i there is no progress without change. WE ARE FEATURING Why not get busy with plnns for the future instead of holding a post' mortem? Herbert ut BAKING HINTS Pineapple Cake 1- -3 2 2 2- - 3 1- - 2 cup of butter egg yolks cups flour cup of sugar cup of pineapple juice 2 teaspoons baking powder. 2 egg whites Method: Cream butter and sugAdd beaten egg yolks, flour, baking powder and pineapple juice. Last of all fold in beaten whites of eggs. Bake in layer tins. Make a Filling 2- - 3 cup of milk 1 egg 1 cup grated pineapple 2 tablespoons cornstarch 3 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice ar. Little salt Method: Scald milk. Pour over Cook 10 minutes. Then add pineapple, egg and salt. Cook until it thickens. Ice with an icing as follows: Use 1 teaspoon lemon juice Pineapple juice 4 times as much sugar as pine apple juice. cornstarch and sugar. 1 2 2 Cranberry Pie cup of sugar. cup cold water cups of cranberries tablespoon of flour tablespoon of butter 2 teaspoon vanilla 2 eggs Method: Boil sugar and vater together. When sugar is dissolved Cook until they add cranberries. all "sop." Col. Mix yolks of eggs, flour and 3 tablespoons of cooked cranberries. Add to cooled berries. Simmer a few minutes until mixture thickens. Add butter and vanilla. Pour into baked pie shell. Cover with meringue and bake. 1 1 HALITOSIS By Dr. William THE J. Scholes advertisements of that may be used as s have made the word halitosis familiar to most people. They know that it is the scientific name for foul breath. A letter recently received from a correspondent contains a request for a permanent cure for halitosis. While it would be very gratifying to be able to name some one remedy that would permanently cure this disagreeable condition, it is impossible to do so. For offensive breath results from several different causes. What would prove to be a suitable remedy in one case, would be entirely ineffective in another case arising from a different cause. That does not mean, however, that a permanent cure is not possible in many cases. A good way in which to begin the quest for a cure is to visit the dentist. Neglected teeth, which means cavities in the teeth and lack of cleanliness, are perhaps the most frequent causes of foul The necessary dental breath. work, including the removal of deposits of tartar from the teeth, will do much to cure many cases. Visit Dentist Regularly And care must be taken to keep the mouth and teeth clean. The teeth should be carefully brushed twice a day, using a good toothpaste, powder or mouth wash. But, remember that even though the teeth may cause most cases of foul breath, they are not always at fault. Sometimes diseased tonsils, or a catarrhal condition of the nose, throat or bronchial tubes, cause the foul odor. Or dyspepsia or constipation may be the cause. Mouth washes that cover one oror by means of another will usually give some temporary relief. In this respect, and insofar as they aid in keeping the mouth clean, their use is beneficial. In general, however, they possess no power to bring about a permanent cure. That, as has been said, is a matter of finding and removing the cause. mouth-washe- 5 j A Complete Assortment of Valen- tines, Valentine Candies in Bulk or in Attractive Heart-Shape- d Boxes PALACE CANDY CO. Summing It Up Sorrows are lingering guests the more they are made of, the longer they will stay. Mincralt in Water Some minerals harden, some soften water. Luscious, Lilting, Loquacious Lullabies Bible Lecture Ahepa Chapter Here Sunday Installation Sunday night, February 11, will t mark the opening of the "Community Bible Lectures" to be conducted at the Railroad Chapel, located near the Denver and Rio Grande depot. Mr. Eckman, in response to the many urgent requests from the public, has consented to conduct this lecture service in Helper. He comes from northern California, and has been well received wherever he has given this series of lectures. The evangelist says, "World Conditions cause us to search the Bible for a s61ution to world problems." Mr. Eckman will present topics of present day interest. He has no theories of his own and pledges to preach from the Bible "from cover to cover". lie invites you to bring your Bible and follow him from text to text. He says, "when you attended school, you took your text book with you". Solve your text book, the Bible, and learn about the big business of living, both here and hereafter. China ranks first among the roun tries of the world in antimony pro duct ion. selves instead. "The experiment was worth what it cost but it will no doubt be a long time before such a plan is Ridicule Unjustified tried again. In this country, and In his "Husseins" in 17.")!) the all over the world, there is an inlearned Ioctrr Johnson ridiculed nate feeling that it is wicked to the possibility of flying. destroy foodstuffs at any time and especially at a time when millions of people are on the verge of M;ro:m In n truly heroic life there is no starvation." peradventure. It Is always doing or Subscribe for The Journal dying. Hitchcock. Sunday next will be a big day for the Price Ahepa chapter, membership in which includes people from all over the county. Installation of recently elected officers of the chapter will be conducted, with John Boekas of Ogden, district governor serving as the In- stalling officer. Other dignitaries of the order who will be present to attend art President P. S. Marthakis and Supreme Governor C. Athas, both of Salt Lake. There are nine elective and five appointive officers to be Inducted. Refreshments will be served following the installation. t A to Free Speech Free speech Is one of the great blessings of the American people and will continue to be such until somebody starts compulsory listen i Ing. Milwaukee Sen t nel. thereby doing away with the former danger of damaging one's clothing. It is also stated that the seats Admission is free to all lectures in the chapel have been covered, and the public is cordially invited. WHY MERCHANTS ADVERTISE -- - ri I J 3 I m POOR LITTLE PIGS Anent last year's pork fiasco when hogs were killed and the meat destroyed in an effort to creStatus of Italian Women ate better prices for the producer, In Italy, women have the same the Pathfinder says: rights as men with n few excep"It lDoks now as if those six miltions. They cannot enter the diplion piglets died in vain. It was Had Teeth Once Bird. lomatic service, for one. Married No extant species of bird lias another slaughter of the innocents, women, however, are more privScientists have found fos which did nobody any great good teeth. ileged than others, especially if of prehistoric birds which had unless it was that Big, Bad Wolf, sils are mothers. they the Meat Trust. teeth. "The pigs got it in the neck; the raisers found their prices Thinking It Over hog Mountain Pea'.d Highett still lower; much of the forced Oratorical occasions are. as a rule, Thi Of the named mountain peaks was not fit for food and so, by violent demonunaccompanied of the I'tdted States (exclusive of meat strations. It has 'become a general Alaska) which exceed 14.000 feet In instead of going to relieve the huncustom of American audiences to it was turned into fertilizer height, Colorado lias A'2, There are gry, which can't even be given away listen to a speech, read it over In live' at more least probably peaks lie newspapers and then form their of that altitude in Colorado which since everybody is already raising too much of everything. The own conclusions. Washington Star. remain un named. packers who expected to pay the processing tax, passed it along and Briery Told China Firtt declared extra dividends for themdon't look as bright When things as you think they ought to, he sure your own windows aren't foggy with your own breath. Downey's Orchestra ADMISSION: Gentlemen, 50 cents; Ladies Free Healths goi-de- n Kiwanians Met ; I A 10-1- J 9 P. M. COOKING HINTS Sausages sometimes break while cooking. I find by first rolling them in flour and then frying them Helper Ward 1 :30 a. m Sunday School Be Staged Next Week, that they seldom break and fry a to Play A. L. Nielson, Supt. prettier brown. With Cast Selected From 7:30 p.m. Evening Services Bishop Byron Carter Batter Proportions All Over District 4 :00 p. m. Primary Mondays Today nearly every recipe calls ra. 2.00 Relief Society Tues p. 7:30 p.m. Everyone remembers the last for level measurements. However, Genealogical Soc. Fri school play, "The Whole Town's there are some old time recipes we all like to use and it is well to St. Anthony Church Talking," wherein the leading role have in mind right proportions in was played by a Helper student. If to understand some recipes. Helper order you saw that one you will never The Rev. W. A. Ruel A thin batter equals one, measmiss this one. When Mr. Guymon The Rev. James Claffey, Asst. ure of flour to one measure of a 8:30 and 10:00 a. m puts things over, they're howling liquid. Mass success, as he already has shown. A muffin batter equals two "Parents Are a Problem" is a measures Church of flour to one measure Community three-act hilarious comedy of fam- of Price liquid. inwhich in the life, parents ily A Rev. E. C. Linn, Pastor dough equals three measstead of the children are the prob- ures soft of flour to one measure of a.m. 10:00 Scnooi Sunday lem. It will be shown at the Car11:00 a. m bon (can knead). Morning Worship County High School Audito- liquid 6:30 p. m Pastry or cookie dough equals League Epworth rium, Feb. 15, 16 and 17, and the four measures of flour to one 7:30 p. ni. Evening Worship High School orchestra will furnish measure of liquid. entertaining music for the evening, ; Notre Dame deLourdes under the direction of E. M. WilHam and Cabbage Price liams. A ham butt. The Rev. W. A. Ruel This play has a cast suited just Cabbage. as properly to the parts as the preThe Rev. James Claffey, Asst. Method: Cook the ham butt for 8 and 10. a- - m. vious one. Students from Helper, Mass at least 2 hours. About three- Castle Gate, Hiawatha, Wellington, St. Barnabas Episcopal Spring Canyon and Price have June Thayn, a perfect little genbeen selected to take part in this Helper interesting feature. Harold Pat- tleman. The Rev. H. J. Johnson, Pastor Carl Hansen, a child that minds Union Sunday School 9:45 a. m rick is in charge of the staging. when he wants to. thi3 raised by program Money 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer will be used for bleachers for the ? Saturday, Feb. 10 mrm tarn Notre Dame School Hall send RAINBOW GARDENS 7t'n ts for the A. SPONSORED BY NOTRE DAME SCHOOL P-- T. be rf ist OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Costume iPancc when, A GREAT MANY PEOPLE wonder why most merchants spend money for advertising. Some of them say that when they wish to buy an article, they know which merchant handles it and that is where they ro to buy it. They don't have to read the ads. '"TMIAT is all well and good, but, hw did they find out that this certain merchant had the article? If they don't read the ads, they must have seen it in his place of business or someone had told them about it, or there must have been a sign. well and good, but, how did and many ways to use them. There is the name over the door, the window display, the lettering on glass, the display inside the store and many others; besides, if the merchant really is interested in serving you, he will make helpful suggestions and mention items he has added to his stock or intends to add. THAT is all a merchant advertises in his local newspaper he is showing a courtesy to WHEN the readers and his patrons he is showing his appreciation of their support and patronage. He is trying to make it easier for you to shop and you always can depend on the consistent Fluctuating Feminity newspaper advertiser as being a consistent and dependable merchant. Soon! f HELPER JOURNAL i |