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Show Helper, Utah, Friday, June 5, THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Six COUNTY 'SCHOOL AREA CARBON COUNTY IS LUNCH CLOSES NOW ORGANIZED 7. .... P c r s o n a Is - m M. e"' .r.Aav Miss LaThell Elliott left MonMr. and MrB. Al to spend her vacaThe Hot School Lunch program, panied by their daughter Gertrude, day morning California. in tion left this week on a month's vawhich has been operating in now become has Carbon cation that will include a tour of tlx county the past county during Mr. and Mrs. Brigg Mofflt and months fras brought to a close on one of the outstanding labor cen- St. Loula, Chicago, New York, At- Mrs. Williams drove to Orange-villMay 20. Centers were located at ters of the entire west with the lanta, Miami, and New Orleans. Saturday afternoon. At New Orleans, they will take a Castle formation of a Central Wellington, Sunnyslde, Price Union this week. Only Salt Lake cruise into Carrlbean waters and Gate. Helper and lour Mrs. A. J. Stafford and Mrs. W. school. There were 97,699 dishes City and Ogden are the other over to Cuba and will return to M. in Floyd spent Decoration Day served In the county distributed centers of the state that have Utah and the west by way of the Huntington. as follows, sunnyslde, io,2'J8; sufficient organized labor organiz- Texas Centennial being held at the with are eastern federated While in Dallas. the ations that Castle Gate, Wellington, 10,858; Mrs. A. H. Deason spent the American Federation of Labor andj cities, Al plans on looking over week-en10,365; Helper, 14,515; Price in Salt Lake City. the big leaguers (especially the are qualified for a central body. local ten of St. Louis Cardinals) and see if Representatives Many hundreds of children were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burger and they compare with the Helper in benefitted. The Works Progress unions of the United Mine WorkBetty Dyet spent the week end ers of America, and six local un- Railroaders. commodities and local CmdDo6 Junction. Grand Administration furnished labor for ions of other crafts namely: Auto Mrs. Jim (Marion) Lupo, former Mechanics, Carpenters, Bricklayers 15 persons. The Federal GovernMrs. Florence Goodart Is confin ment furnished surplus commodi- Store Clerks, Musicians, and Bar- employee of the Journal here and ed to her home with a severe ties and local clubs and organiz- tenders, formed Central body at now of San Francisco, California, case of pleurisy. ations as local sponsors (ltd their a meeting held in Pi Ice Monday is visiting in Helper and Carbon county this week with her parents, parts to make the program a June lBt. Charley Bertalino Jr. is herej The following temporary officers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonacci and from Salt Lake, where he is atsuccess. At Sunnyslde and Wellington, were elected for a period of 90 friends. Mrs. Lupo will return to tending Henegar's Business Colthe Parent Teachers Association days: President, George B. Hard her husband in Saa Francisco lege, visiting with his parents, were the sponsors. At Gristle ing, of Price, from the Auto where he is employed, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bertalino. , Robert J. Gate the Welfare Association and Mechanics; John Qulllco, who at this time the L.D.S. Relief society took Henderson, of Kenllworth, from Mr. and Mrs. John Colzani is Miners aboard the S.S. Bermuda trav- have moved back to the Ricci the Union; At Kiwanis charge. Helper the Club and at Price, the American Frank Bonacci, of Helper, from eling in the Carrlbeau sea off the Apartments. , coast of Florida, writes home to The the Miners Union; Legion were the sponsors. W. W. Hill, of Latuda, from tell his many Helper friends that latter organization had four Mr. Ray McOonigal spent the Miners Union; Trustees, John C. the weather is fine and he is week end in Salt Lake City. schools. The splendid community spirit, Forrester, of Standardvllle, from enjoying the trip. Mr. Qullico Is the whole hearted of Miners Union; John W. Holden, making the cruise as a guest of Mrs. C. R. Fahring and daughter the Board of Education, the school cf Price, from Musicians Union; the Philco Radio by virtue of the Betty, spent Decoration Day in principals and teachers, the work- Orvel N. Anderson, of P rice, from firm which he and his brother, Falrview. Joe, own. The Helper Furniture ers and the children themselves Carpenters Union. are to be highly commended. We Committees: Glen Bryner, of was ono of the best Philco disMr. and Mrs. George Kelly of greatly appreciate the efforts of Price, from Auto Mechanics Un- pensers in the mountain states Martin spent the week end In the sponsors. The success of the ion; A. V. Bonacci, of Helper from last year and hence the trip. Hinckley. project depended upon them. Bricklayers Union Clement Thorit Hatch was a Richfield The official leaders for this Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Loftis Jr., Price, from Store Clerks WPA project were: Dr. Rose H. Union; Ralph Winn, Price, Bar- visitor last week-enwhere he left recently for a two weeks vaattended the southern Utah pow- cation In San Francisco. Widtsoe, Home Economics Con tenders Union. wow of the Young Men's S. State for a Repubsultant; Ruby Garrett, Charter from Application lican club of Utah. director, Women's & Professional the American Federation of Labor Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cavenah reProjects, Margery Badger, District at Washington, D.C., has been turned to Helper Tuesday from Mr. and Mrs. Celeste Flaim and director. Women's & Prof. Pro J., filed by the secretary. The new three week's tour of the Pacific and Vida II. Wood, County super organization shall ho known as daughter DoLores left Wednesday coast. The Cavenahs travelled visor, Women's & Prof. Projects. "Carbon County Central Labor morning June 3rd, for Caliente, from Washington state on down Nevada, where they will spend Union." through Oregon and California to The purpose of the Labor Un- a couple of weeks with Mrs. Los Angeles where they visited Flaim's parents Mr. and Mrs. L. ion shall be; with their son, David, and many 1st. To organize all unorgan- n. Smith, formerly of Helper. of their friends. ised workmen so that each may cooperate with the other in establishing and maintain in the various crafts the highest possible m4 wage scale, together with a short WITH CENTRAL BODY Mrs. Cliff!I -- it. ... ivra A. TL Demman. Loftis. of , D. pappacostas Jack "f the fore- raller t k-- Downey, and Mrs. Harris was a em weex. on simmonsen. The prizes were won part of this Hatch and Mrs. by Mrs. Thorit J- Uoyd MrTleth Bottino. Mr and Jimmy to visit witn arrived Mrs. Mr. and Farewell Party Mrs Lloyd's parents. leaving for Given are They Dart. p A week next ByMrs A C. Childs and Mrs. Berkeley. California, the In attend will farewell party a Carter gave whee they su mmer ses- ron Mrs. Dora Hall, who will make for verslty of California B J. Mrs. in Bingham and Mrs. sion. Sunday Mr. and a dinner her home Tad Self who is leaving Helper Kesler will entertain at kt the country club for the young to make her home In Spring Cancouple. yon, at the Carter home Friday evening, May 29th. Mrs. Jimmy Bottino The guests included the Relief Games were Entertains Club society members. entertained was served. Bottino luncheon and Mrs Jimmy club played a very enbridge had evening Everyone present her Thursday A delight 28th. Mav v,. hnm joyable time. was served ful bridge luncheon and the remainder of the evening Wednesday Afternoon spent in playing bridge. were: Mrs. Club Meet Mrs. Henry Otterstrom of Cleve-- 1 The guests attending Perry, Jess Mrs. Thorit Hatch, Wahl accom- Car-bo- a e 60,-76- 19 land entertained . ... . her brv, , , June 3rd. ot ...1. Mini0? r A brid ion , . playing bridge. The guests ptegent w6f0 Reagon Ratliff, Mrs. a. j Mrs. R. J. Vaughn, Mrs setto, Mrs. D. G. Gibson &t' Nick Bernardi and Mr", Miller of Price. . S5 ( The Auxllary ladles , Trainmens Lodge and the club combined entertain Jesse Barlow, who is her family to make Grand Junction, at Mrs. Clyde ill leavit, her the ht Miller, evening June 3rd. There about It! ladles present, ladies served a luncheot cards were the diversion evening. A beautiful gift sented to the guest of bono. of Li ;8 .mirth , Ltranee , cot the ice nfxt to r. Quality Machinery Parts and are re J now all th HELPER AND FliiCE, UTAH Supplies (fill be Ming 'Be Vlce-Pres.- fective These prices Sec.-Treas- ., pi gat. June jj sndidat j , SHAVINGS Friday, June 5, 1936. Howdy FolksMt seems to , the that Us lasted longer of our youth. honey-moo- In n the days Maybe It was because the bride looked so much the H tame after she washed her face. And in those days, you never heard of the hand that rocked the cradle getting cigarette ashes on the baby. And the these In best buy Is Paint. days, Acme Quality GOOD Good food amounts icine is If we ALLISON over, eat or eat malnourishing foods we have to pay the difference. Why not get foods you can depend upon, foods that will go farther to balance the family budget and keep the body healthy. We have them for you that Is our business and the only business we are Interested In Let us prove to to you.. Bargains This R3arshmallowsibl2 & SUPPLY Helper -:- Spaghetti Utah - Definition Torch singer: torch anort for torture. Is just Some men are known by their deeds. Others by their mortgages. And Mansville Roofing Is known for real quality. AVO HELPER, UTAH BEEF weather calls for stews and roasts' again. We have prepared for you a big assortment of fine roasts reasonably priced 12c to 18c save money by some other fine bargains we have fo' you In Shortening, Lard, Cottag Cheese, Bacon, Veal and Lamb. - . in. lAI O Lime Kicitey Dora pkg linger. TUBA 1,b can RIN'O packase ANOAI RIBBON Beer 3 Belh i, proth iNSCM cans ALC1 9 SopHia Marion Large can 17i Earlen. Pa ilia can SHRIMP, G00d Grade ilSTLE 12 fOTS Olivia DC AC 25 cans for I LMUj can fiood Grade U U WAX PAPER, 'LCM1 Cora f BEST FOODS REAL Accor Nuati MAYONNAISE 39v fenced 4 lbs 33 1 C ints NEW PEAS, fender LETTUCE, Vnim n Round Shoulder, lb BAtON Sliced lb Bulk 2 lbs fQA LARD, 23g Pikes All Meat 2 lbs ROAST f S toiQA HAM, Mission lb Peak 104 CHEESE, Lone Horn HAM, Picnic lb 17j4 r Skinned, whole, hlf Choice Rumn veal-beCHEESE and LUNCH FRESH MILK AND FISH & POULTRY MEAT of all KINDS CREAN DAILY j OF ALL KINDS lb 1JA II cuts BEEF, Frcsh HAMS, Nice Curc Stctr B"5' COMPOUND, LUNCH .2 lbs for W IP" Fancy STEWING KENS. Fancy STEAKS, Bulk MEATS (i tfcal 7 Head cup U.S. Inspected Meats POT ROAST, Nice if, Ins 3 lbs for 10 TOMATOES, Firm Ripe Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Market Prices 4 lbs for 25 lbs for IP Jumb0 STRAWBERRIES, A 'far t bis 25? id m'r 43( Qnarts al HthiB r SPINACH, UUh MEATS AT LOWER PRICES POT ROAST IT 18(4 VEAL CHOPS iCrflFRYERS Spring !? Steer beef "HMilk 2 lbs Fed r lb . I lb iQA ill! I 'X' STEAK, Steer Bf lie FRUITS AND VEGETABLES O'CEDAR WAX 754 Self Polishing Qt Small Can Free 2 cans eta Dale wirt oruuo, o Pure Cream Piece lb 25tf lAi or Halves JJrf Quart tins 12 oz tin CORN, p. iele Creme Oil 3 bars IVORY Flakes 23tf Large Pkg POLISH bottle Radiant fpresei SANDWICH SPREAD m ; 15 no LargeRoU :ah. PEACHES, ef 17 CRAB MEAT, . BETTER i FRUIT COCKTAIL TaU Tins MAYONNAISE REAL OR SANDWICH SPREAD for waffles GROUND BEEF ? 1 TOMATO JUICE In cans BABY FOOD PANCAKE FLOUR, Leg ()' Fancy VEAL lb 17 Pot Roast Annie Efth N for J5 J Sour, pitted, gal 59 r dim G; 10 2 can N- - PEAS, Fresh Utah Straw Berries Assortment of r a ilite tUW( BLUE gg CHERRIES, Wide Yen in 5-- 6 pmcT ! CORN BEEF, This selecting m L In The Market U .TI0X. 2 lbs Sliced, gal can APPLES, 25c lb. You will 1 June pLkCB GRAPE NUTS Pints quarts 190 "OFFEE EXTRACT, 4 oz JJrf COCOA, 2 lb can lb Vanilla, Lemon gallon can BLACKBERRIES, 504 SOAP 1(M s In Frai ilinnah , W Fay :b, Kranc POSTUM CEREAL, Larg0 And So Do We Blue Pine Corned Beef 19c; BP Deviled meat 2 for 7c; Oval sardines 8c; Ripe olives small cans 3 for 25c; Turn-bler3 for 10c; Flavorade 3 pkgs 10c; Clorox qtg 17c; Cracker Jack 3 pkgs 13c; Matches 17c carton; Powdered Sugar 2 pkgs 17c; Palmolive Soap 5c; Mothers Cup & Saucer Oats 25c; Sal Soda 10c; Lye 3 cans 25c; Del Monte asst. Jam 5 lb can 59c; Campbell's Tomato Juice 8c; T & T Root Beer Extract 10c; Brookfield Salad Dressing 29c qt; Casino Beer 3 pts 25c; per lb. Stewing meat 10c lb. Steaks reasonably priced. CHICKENS Chicken soup, noodles, sal-aor just plain chicken served from good fat hens will make a fine treat for the family Hens 20c lb; Larne colored Hens 23c IK Fries-abou- t lt,'j to 3 lbs each inner, lb. Macaroni Fresh From Our Own Coops Daily Our PEAS, 3 cans 27tf Roosters Crow About Our Hens' Eggs MATCHES, cartn Week: C Bona' a ,as, Friday-Saturda- y, EGGS T Ball ;'aryn rizio,, M.XJ M. XM a Will Spout thinks that George Washington's feat oi throwing a dollar across the Potomac isn't so hot to a generation that has Just fin- Ished throwing a cool 20 billion across the Atlantic. PER Chsrlc 1 lb P & G Soap fliiinf hire fl fn 234 Crisco, 3 lb can gj STRING BEANS the proper better than med, bllowins rJretta MACHINERY JSctting FOOD under-eat- by PINEAPPLE JUICE In by bence POST TOASTIES COFFEE Shillings free Uil a time, tl ounted Wheaties BAKERS COCOA, Prices on Items Listed Here are Effective dates. issuani work day. 2nd. To promote & HlCdppit; L Pork & ISeans Pic. d CHIPS Tidbits 8 oz. Crushed canOW here can b ved Oif-farell- i, and maintain harmonious relations between employers and emrjoyees. To secure united and harmonious action in all matters directly affecting the interest of all concerned, and to extend all organized labor moral and material aid when accasion requires. 3rd. To secure by legislative enactment, laws protecting the lives and health of the workers and to enforce existing just laws and to secure the repeal of those which are unjust. i IMS Sergeant-at-Arms- 1 1 buses lb SI Sch f a Na In tit 13721 ton kag foJa Mt lb 2 .bs 25( lb la, lb 2 lbs IMPORTED ifi 25 T !, Till Mi ii "It 0: |