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Show J. 1 The Helper Page Two Ted CurilS U fcnrnln.. roads with his new Fori THE HELPER JOURNAL Wm. F. MacKnight, Publisher. ONE YEAR - $2 SUBSCRIPTION THE JOURNAL'S NIWS TH JOURNAL iHDPPIR 6 tjiierea as Second Class matter Carbon County, Utah. u6cf I0H istnci $1 CASTLE GATE RAINS NEWS By at the Postoffire at Helper, Wesley Petty u SUNHYSIDE last week in a car By Acord LaVoyle By Mrs. Albert Batiste entertained The dramatic club and the the Five Hundred Club at her ninth grade of the Junior High home last week. The women en school gave two plays Saturday Those night The titles of the plays PEOPLE IGNORING "CALAMITY HOWLERS" A very nice farewell party for tertained their husbands. 'Two Dr. and Mrs, Dodgsore was giv- present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert were "Miss Civilization" and common The of Month." a Mrs. Ilo Mr. and Dollars the must , Hundreds Brady, American have Batiste, Tne paving prace people en at the school house Sunday sence to an unusual degree. It Is the only way to account for the night, sponsored by the Recrea- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fiach, Mr. proceeds from the plays are to be and Mrs. Valten Tucker, Mr. and used to purchase frames for some fact that they are calmly proceeding with their (laity tasks in the tional Club. Mrs. Tad Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. school pictures. face of the efforts of newspaper editors and political spellbinders to convince them they are steadily sliding toward perdition. The Pinochle Club met at the Reed Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Varner and Prizes Jack Larson. Only a day or two ago, former Governor Alfred E. Smith speak- home of Mrs. Ted King. son visited at Helper Saturday were awarded to Mrs.' Hameurigh ing on behalf of a New York charity. Indulged In the following prize Fred Warner of Spanish Fork and Sunday. "The government has not got the money. It 1b and Chrlstensen. bit of nonsense: was a visitor here last week end. is in hock. In it is. as institution broke as iat any just David Menottl Mr. and lira. If people took that kind of talk seriously, they would, of course Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc Alpine enMrs. Rhoda Hreinson and have been confined to their home be scared to death. Evidently tbey know, however, that "Al" and tertained a few friends Saturday with Influenza. ily wore visitors in Provo others like him are simply "talking through their hats." The govern- night. the week en with relatives. ment Is not broke; it is not in hock. On the contrary, Its credit was An Interesting school program Mis. Parley Hurchis, Jr., was never better, it is functioning vigorously on a score of fronts and In the was of acMr. Treasury. Mrs. L. E. and money to given Friday afternoon by Durrant where her called Cleveland tneres plenty the third and fourth grades. The mother is very ill. companied by their daughter went to Provo last week end. entire program was a portrayal of J. C. PENNY BANQUET Townsend Sleeting The Pincohle Club met at the Miss Durrant is a student at the Holland and the interesting life of She came home last the Dutch people. home of Mrs. Earl Hamelwright. B. Y. U. A delightful banquet was view of effecting per- Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ted week to spend a few days with a With her parents. The Orlan Watklns and Taylor by nineteen J. C. Penny em- manent organization of a Town-sen- King and Mrs. Anderson. and their guests last families have been quarTurner ployees club in Helper, enthusiasts Mrs. J. D. Bishop and son Bob antined for scarlet fever. Thursday evening at the Grill. George Stokes is on the sick of the plan will meet again this are visiting at the home of Mr: M. P. Street was toastmaster Friday evening in the city hall at list this week. and Mrs. Fay E. Thacher. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pezzuto, and Less Eldridge was the prin- 7:30 p. m. at which time officers Miss Doris Cowley and Humbert The sympathy of this communcipal speaker of the evening. A will be named for a Helper Club. CallMiss Mildred Reynolds of Ma- Pressett motored to Price very fine program was furnished A meeting was held last Friday ity is extended to Mrs. CHf in the death of her sister, ple is visiting at the home of Mr. by the force and their guests. oway and school house at the Those who attended the ban- evening Turner ana H. C. Smith Mrs. Maude Perkins. and Mrs. William Qraig. Robert Mr. M. P. Mr. were Street, John Tomslc and Marlon quet both of Price addressed the group. Less Elderidge, Mr. . and Mrs. of Helper were visitors here Jack son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Geo. Stokes of American Mr. Turner explained the moneDean Overson, Mr. LaVar JohnJack Jones is confined to Monday. Sr., in is Mutual. Fork and related their visiting son, Prlna Vleta, Josephine Feadl, tary problems his bed with Scarlet Fever. to the present world cou Elizabeth Martinelli, Dora Mar- solution Rio Grande Motor ditions. Dr. and Mrs. Dodgson and Mr. shall, Setta Johnson, Pudy Kriss-maMrs. Evans of Salt and Mrs. Earl McAlpine had a Lake andMargaret of Ellen Hemming, Mr. Ell Miss Margaret Jones, a Way Now dinner party Tuesday. Matsen, Anna Lozar, Beatrice Day, of student Westminister College, National Line Elks Elect Officers Katherine Equinta, Helen are visiting at the home of Mr. is A. B. on Mathews Mrs. the Carmela At Regular Sleeting and Mrs. A. T. Jones. Josephine and Denver, "Colorado, March 25th. sick list. Simonettl. Rio Grande Motor way, which Mrs. Olive Batchelor of Du1386 route miles in ColoPrice Elks lodge No. 1550 held Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wardell was a visitor here last rado, Utah and New Mexico, has chesne election of officers and initiated were visitors in Salt Lake over week with her son Ray Batchelor. recently become a member comtwo members at their regular the . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard pany in the National Trailways meeting recently. have gone to Spanish Fork System, the recently formed naThe following were elected for Jim l'appacoustas, manager of tionwide passenger bus network. : Executive Ruler, J. Brac- Palace Candy store, is another to make their home. - Saturday Membership of the new network ken Lee; leading knight, Erin or early spring flu. He hasn't Mark Durrant was a visitor in comprises eight leading bus comBig Double Feature Program Leonard; loyal knight, William been able to get around at the Spanish Fork lust week. panies of the United States, offerDavis; lecturing knight, Delbert store yet this week. Feature No, 1 3 Alan ing bus travelers a national systrustee, year Kay; ERVIN S. COBB Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beck were tem of highway streamliners operBrowne; tiler, Paul Parkinson; The officers will be installed at visitors in Nephi last week ' end ating with coordinated schedules secretary, S. J. Sweetring and with friends. from coast to coast. It ia now M. Reese. the next meeting on April 8th. treasurer, Ree3e 'EVERYBODY'S Anton Dupin, Jr., and James in J. Alan Browne was elected alpossible for any passenger ternate to J. Bracken Lee as del- Flucker were initiated into the Mrs. Bert Martin was a visitor Rio Grande Motor Way territory in Salt Lake last Sunday. to purchase a ticket which will be lodge. OLD MAN' egate to the grand lodge. honored for a trip to the next Mr. and Mrs. rercy Axelson town or across the nation. AssocWith and family have gone to Price to iation of these eight companies ROCHELLE HUDSON & make their home. into a single great transportation Feature No. 2 unit assures passengers that they will travel in roadworthy, comforPAROLE PLEA IS table equipment operated by careDENIED BY BOARD fully supervised drivers. : Member companies are: The ComA dramatic plea for the Burlington Transportation.. parole of Lee Diamenti of Helper was pany, Denver, Colorado Springs made last week before the state Public Motor Way, Denver-Sal- t board of pardons but was of no Lake Pacific Stages, Missouri Paavail. Transportation Company. Young Diamenti is serv- cific Rio Grande Motor Wap, The Safeterm a in the state ing peneten-tlarSunday Monday tor assault with intent to way Lines, and the Senta Fe Trail LOR ETTA YOUNG System. murder. FRANCHOT TONE convicted for particiDiamanti, In . pation in an attempted jail break CARBON HIGH IN i that culminated in a 6hooting UNGUARDED HOUR' REGION THREE costing the right arm of Sheriff S. M. Bliss in 1931. denied firing The board of control of the the shot. He said he had no -.Tuesday knowledge, at the time, that his Utah High School Athletic associaDouble Feature Program companion, Frank Smith was arm- tion formally voted recently in a special meeting held in the ed with a sawed-ofHIT NO. 1 shotgun. gym reading room to place He entertained RICHARD ARLEN a' suggestion that he make restitution, if parol-ed- . Uarbon county high school in reBERYL MERCER three for football during the In the form of an annuity to gion The Dinosaurs 'THREE Sheriff Bliss to offset the latters coming season. will reman in the Carbon-Emerhandicap In earning capacity setup, however In bashetball. through the loss of the arm. Mr. " and" Mrs. H. are Lewis Salt Lake visitors this week. Ear-len- e wrecfc wort Mr. Jack Malenshek recelv severe hand injury iast " while working for Standard' Mrs. Desmond Morrison Just re turned from Salt Lake this week. She reports that Mr. Morrison is recovering rapidly. Carbon Girl !( Margaret Kay ro! Ausenick to Standardville to Standard Store. STAHDARDVILLE ; Junior By j Miss Ada Cornish i re. rapidly from her injuries r Miss Mary MONT"s - DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION DELIVERED FREC TO EVERY HOME DITION IDlYlOM 1) Helper HELPER, UTAH I Helper, Utah, Friday April 3, 1936 joitrnd Parry i Wrtes Mr. Beck and family motored to Mt. Pleasant in their new Ford returning Tuesday. And Debates at f job Miss Pauline Gordon, a of Price and a graduate resii of Wedding Bells rang out for been named as a staff memL f Paul McClalne this week. The the Freshman edition of the rt lucky girl was Fern Brown of uiau uiumcig thai CCD Spring Canyon. to appear on April 9. I Miss uoraon will act In th Mr. Andrew Dougherty and famof of the woqf ily of Castle Gate visited in pacity page of the edition. Standardville Sunday. '(Spei Miss Gordon wil! also rem the University in debating, har sfer Miss Christene Hurst's friends been chosen as a m Sen recently are glad to see her back in ,s? c of the school team ber m lie J j d d Mar-tin- e i Easter Lillies in delicate shades and fragrance Roses and Carnations made up into beautiful boquets. All reasonably priced and Part Mate-wic- es 'wti delivery service if desired. inj werk-end- Beck-stru- Friday Elite Floral & Dress 1936-37- Shop " Mo Wonder Everyone Is Helper - Utah do D FITS "fiW Sayings -- fr flue f v You surely won't forget the student our high school this year or, tr.end who will finish college...Now looking for a gift, and The Gift Shop place to find any number of suggestive gifts. y Authorized dealers for ELGIN, HAMILTON WATCHES TRUE BLUE DIAMONDS H. & E. 1847 and COMMUNITY SILVEK GRUEN AND CENTRAL WATCHES . '' BOB NILSON, Manager -- Gift Shop Jewelers y LIVE GHOSTS' Ana HIT NO. 2 TWO-GU- N lgfl lmJ51lt H ACTION! icososty mm f$8SSHl ft . (25 :: Ul: tl:arma I? m, tofi V iTiMiixrfwi,im l 13 A UW-TLbUM- Hflfi! M ook They're just the thing for a wonderful gift that will always last Des-er- f who graduates from might have a is the time to start Jewelers is just the you 58ot 1 l) A FIRESTONE TALK (fJ L ( WEDNESDAY APRIL 8,- -1 DAY ONLY Max Reinhardt's I PROTECTION Mnimiii n nil ' Wednesday Only ii in NIGHT'S DREAM' All Seats Reserved. Tickets now on tale at box office 11.00, 75c, 60 plus tax Thursday Only BANK NIGHT IMTHUfll Tj -J questions wise buyers ask about temperatures, operating cost, and service It has answered with V'n'thle Cold a. Built-i- n Thermometer shows you that your food is being keptsurely,safely,iepeiJjblycoM. It has answered with Visible Economy for not only does the you can have a Kelvinator for as little at FRED STONI JIAN PARKER Esther Dots j Mororl Oliirt Frank Albertion ectric ii new Kelvinator use one-hal- f to one-thithe current but a Certificate of Low Cost of Operation shows you, in advance, that current consumption will be amazingly low. It has answered with Visible Protection fot a 5 year Protection Plan gives you signed assurance of long years of service. And the 1936 Kelvinator is a beautiful refrigerator . . . designed with the aid of Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky. Furthermore, it has dozens of conveniences to lighten the work of preparing meals. So come ia and see the 1936 Kelvinator. It will pay for itself and the terms ate so easy that it just seems foolish not to own one. on sale at i GROUND-GRI- P i PALACE CANDY CO- - By WM. SHAKESPEARE Music by Mendelssohn CAST OF 1000 INCLUDING JAMES CAGNEY DICK POWELL ANITA LOUISE VICTOR JORY JOE E. BROWN OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND JEAN MUIR HUGH HERBERT FRANK Me HUGH The majesty of Shakespeare, the melody of Mendelssohn, The mastery of Relnhardt all magically blended to create the most thrill-Mfll- y beautul Screen spectacle RESERVED Tickets now on tale at the Theatre Box Office 51.00 . 75c 60c Starts Promptly at 8:30 Plus Tax Door Open at 8 p. i unimproved I and truck. Automotive Electricians M. O .PORTER MANAGER m. in roads, Firestone Ground Grip Tires Rive you the greatest traction ever known. No chains are needed. The The patented tread cleans as it pulls and will not bump on the highway. lie Come in today and equip your car BRYNERS' SERVICE ever filmed. ALL SEATS TIRES Where the going is the toughest, mud,... snow... or... over rd a day OJ2 RAN Of? SOUND Ti inn ii uiirnr T' rl Modtl illustrated is K 1 6 We, too, say the 1936 Kelvinator is a fine refrigerator. We like the way the company has answered the 'I i "lA cTWidsummer Night's Dream" E PHONE 342 HELPER. UTAH mi fit tie, |