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Show Helper, Utah, Friday, August x age THE HELPER JOURNAL CRIPPLED Mr. C. C. Wallm Entertains Wednesday CLINIC AUG. uui X' Mr. Sill Murphy Entertains At Bridge Party, Society IBotes both ,r?rsnn-- --i or . "KY , ; ... ! Aug-talne- pii" nit io Par-mle- "seised Questions On Vote f you are eligible to vote on the Mrs. C. C. Wallm entertained Mrs. Bill Murphy gave a com-- ! Children Cllj bond election of Helper CrippW club Aug third oposed The bridge her Wednesday o plimentary party in honor of Mrs. program state-wid- e next Covers Tuesday the first two m m m m lc in the 0 Clyde Miller's sister, Mrs. R. E. ust 19th at her home. m oe of Health of the four below listed Board of tables rtiwif three for were laid ana the State Tnose attending were: Mr. Mrs. Joe Barboglio Jr. uo&ers, ana airs, iienry turn 1 ItUlfcuu answered. affirmah kAt was Price. held at Mrs. Cliff Dyet, Mr. and Mrs. sister. Miss Carrie Ashtoa of bridge after which luncheon . ... rh I TIM n Entertains Thursday Bridge v cannoi tou served. Cj Bill Mrs. Mr. and - W. Truscott. - tiveiy. Decatur, Illinois, Wednesday Friday Augusi Mrs Jo Barboglio Jr enter- The ladies attending were: Mrs. five surrounding counties partici- fc(nd eection if either the third the Thursday Bridge club Wetmore, Mr. and Mrs. Brisnuhan. ust 12th. :or fourth questions are answered tlne Mrs. Fritz Xyman, Mrs. R. A. Xilson, at ht-- r home at 10:000 o'clock a.m. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Monroe of; others attending were: Mrs. C. R. Faar-ing- , . "v7 Mrs. Art The clinics Dalpiaz, Canyon. high Seven J. ainrmauvciy. Mrs. Spring Clyde Miller, Henry Hayy. Bridge was enjoyed and luncheon I Did you pay a iax or any Mrs. C. J. Allen, Mrs. August Children program, by Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, Mrg M Q Porter Mr8 BiU Wet- aft,-- , wards served at 12:30. The! Lake amount on either or both perand more, Mrs. Win. House, and Mrs. Litizzeiti, Mrs. it. A. Dart. Mrs. already been held (Salt members uresent were: Mrs F. iand the low prize by Mr. announced Gibson. were and real property asMrs. Bert sonal S,r Eugene Kesler, Mrs. and Provo) Dyet. Burger. Bridge was enjoyed, with Nyman, Mrs. Art Dalpiaz, Mrs. R. 1 btaie; Mrs. rranK Jones, sessed in Helper city for the .io.. hv Dr. J. Mrs. Burger and Mrs. Wetmore Mrs. John Coizanl, A. Nilson. Mrs. D. K. Downey, an was Sheldon R. Mrs. ft Wible, year of 1935? Health Commissioner winning the prizes. A very lovely Mrs. A. R. Demman, Mrs James Surprise Party Held For Lm Mrs. Dave Uintah, and invited Did you vote in the munII Duehesne. guest, was luncheon Cliff Mrs. Mrs. served. Carbon. Dyett. Lovely Bottino, Mrs. James Beigera, were scores Juan Price. of San are; High and were Grand icipal election of Helper city Mrs. Ace Memmott and Cliff presented to the MjKg Betty Dyet surprised her prizes Mrs. e,y; F. Mrs. made event. Xyman, the" the year of 1935? by: for birthfor guests. Miner. mother with a party on her dlr--. R. C. grouped in the vot Mis. be and will Gibson Did you HI Eugene The Price clinic Invited present day Monday evening August 17th. The guests of Mclnuer-- . election Sheldon. Marcella municipal Miss tables Helper Mr. and Mrs. George Latham ected by were: Mrs. Fred Bonomo from. Covers were laid for four tax a to Crippled failed the of pay 1935 but ney state director l'rice and Ann Martelle of Helper, of bridge. Those attending were: Of Price Entertain con Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sheldon of any amount on either or division, and will be Children Mi s. F. Nvman. Mrs. James Ber-- ! Mrs. Bill Hemming, Mrs. Ken Carr Mr. and Mrs. George Latham of Entertain at: both personal or real property Frank. ducted by Dr. A. L. Heuther gera and Mrs. Joe Barboglio Jr. Mrs. Bish Lloyd, Mrs. Price entertained the Sunday evenbeginning., assessed in Helper city for enairs. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sheldon James, Mrs. Tony Price, Central School Building, were the winners of the prizes. ing bridge club August 16th at continuing, 1935? and home at each their tertained Tuesday day 9:30 at ... Itaij.u hnmo After Innhonr. Krlrlu Did you pay a 1935 tax IV ford, Mrs. Al Martin, Mrs. U. W. evening August 18th. Those at- until 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Casey amount on either or Bill; Mrs. in J. D. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. any Casey, were: Truscott. tending Entertain Club Those Mr. and were: , A. attending J. Mrs. Biisnahan, Wood, Mr. and Mis. Reagon Mr. and Mis. Ed Casey enter- Wetmore, Mrs. ' Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr .and Mrs m. h Vrank Mullins and Rebol Mrs. E. W. Johnson and Mrs. tained their bridge club last SatSam Stein and Mr. aud Mrs. A. J. and Mr. Len Fulmer from l'rice. Dorothy Burgar. of Has tables Party Three urday evening. Stafford of Helper, and Mr. and A delightfully arranged dinner The high prise was won by Mrs. . of Mr. . ,, r n.. i bridge were played after which Dorothy Rebol, daughter -' two tables which served was after second oy,the prize Bish served. was . Llcyd; luncheon a"u7'celebrated, a delightful Rebol. Joe Mrs. I and VI I, lie. flliCO of bridge were played. Mrs. FulMrs. Q. W Truo.ntl on th I'dlt- were won,U11C by Mr. and Mrs. Frank mer and Mrs. Ratliff won the her sixth birthday last Fiiday1 solation prize by Mrs. Cliff CrawWilliams and Mrs. Len Fulmer. with a party at her home. Fourford. After bridge a delightfully prizes. and teen guests were preent com-, arranged luncheon was served refreshments and games which was prepared by Betty. Helper - Price enteitain-ment- . Mrs. Clyde Miller Entertains afternoons prised the She also chose the prizes. The Club Meets Tuesday Evening honored guest, Mrs. Dyet also reMrs. Xick Bernard! of Price Mrs. Clyde Miller entertained ceived many lovely prizes from entertained the Helper-Pricafter- her Tuesday night bridge club Jouflas - Price the guests. noon bridge club at the Country August lSih at her home. The Nuptials Performed Club last Wednesday, August 12. invited eiK-stwere: Mrs. E. C. The marriage of. Miss May lovely luncheon was served at Burgar, Mrs. Bill Murphy, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs.; daughter Jouflas, l:SJ p.m. and was followed by Mac House, is. Marvin La nib 9 in, of this Jouflas city, to Dr. P. Ci bridge. 'Mrs. Wm. Morgan. Mrs. P. II. Mr. and Mrs., of sen A. R. Price, I Inches. Mrs. A. H. Deason. Mrs. R. D. Price of Wichita Falls, Women Of Moose Tom Price, Mrs. Jimmy Kavenah, was solemnized Thursday Return From Convention Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Robert Texas, home of the bride's parents the at K. II. and Mrs. Rogers. immediate friends The Moose Ladies cf Chapter Kll'oil. Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Wilson in Helper. Only Share your joys with famHS7 were well represented at the the bride and' of relatives won the high mid low scores. and ily and friends. in attendance, and were Park City convention which last- This club groom is just beginning again was performed by; ed for two days Aug. Uth-lCth- . for the summer the ceremony after ceasing While there they were gloiiously Lakie. Alex months. entertained by the Park City Following the ceremony, a wed Chapter. They attended meetings Former Teacher ding dinner was given after which and were served a lovely luncheou Weds Salt Laker the bride and groom left for Wichita Falls where the groom Takeadvanfage of reduced Saturday, and breakfast Sunday morning. Mayor and Mrs. Grorge Sprat-lin- will continue with his practice long Distance rates all day and family were in attend- of the medical profession. They were also all furnished Sunday and every evening aud taken over skyline drive, ance at the marriage last Saturcars The young couple met while after 7 p.m. while the men were visiting the day evening of the Mayor's niece, they were in training at the Holy mines of Park City. Dancing was Delia Fern Spiatling to Hugh C. Cross hospital in Salt Lake. Mrs. o moor enjoyed Saturday evening. The Glen of Salt Lake City. Price graduated from Carbon high The ceremony was performed in 1932 and from the Nursing convention was attended by all of the Lodges throughout the state at the home of the bride's parents school of the Holy Cross hospital ogu5 CLENMORE DISTILLERIES CO., I no. and Helper had a very good at-- . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spiatling, in 1935. The groom was interning Oweniboro LouUvill well Mis. Glen is tendance with the following ladies We,st Jordan. at the hospital at the time. Largest Distillery lit Kentucky known in Helper and district as present; Ada Causer, Edith FOR SALE j Audrey Carlson, Rhoda she was an instructor in the s&ZZZ&ZZZ TRUCK FORD New 8 for ia)eschools for five Helper years M itMMWWMtamMIMIUHHI' l1.....H..Ii..!WWWMM( "I'lWI 1 ' It. on 1500 mile Reasonable! where Delia she made i Just Kate Wilson. kin. Hunt. friends and many I W whu to Taylor is well remembeied by many of p Mary Weight, Armeline i Oan Obradivich her students of that time. land Rdvth Taylor. t 21 i 'ailed to vote pal election of in V'H PffcVi You n answer "yes- "IJ 2. You cannot vote -answer ye,'. to E -1935? Or NO. 4. If y0u ca 1 0 formula, check the lis, hall :e mat you ered or take step, to upon direction 0f Ernest Flaim. c 1 1 S Every TuesdaratToTi KnighU of pyojl y Secretary HELPER LODGK NO. 1659 J j real ... Help, Earl Shumway Dictator ; J THORIT HATCH Lawyer siaiioro utdg. Phon(li. 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