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Show i t Helper, Utah. THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Eight Friday, February 19, 1937. f nun mi Shiro. who also made the 'since leaving college. The groom j in w business in associated ill be time for the it trip are remaining to Hollywood where he has resided others rplurned The hpinoKlameth la homes Falls,; for many years. ertMin thp various members of 'their Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stein and all are that organization at a special! Oregon, where they time- at this daughter Stella and Mrs. E. SimWashington tea. The treasurer; Mrs. M. Apostle, Hel- ons, are in California at the presDaughters of Penelope has been scheduled tor 2:30 p.m. Robert Buchanan, former Jour- - ent time and will remain there Will Install Feb. 2th per priestess. Governors electe 1 For You. Come More Pay Week A varied program on colonial jnM The Carbon lodge of the Daugh- - tQ gprVe the c,ub are Mrg E em,,i0yeei and now employed until the latter pait of March. home life and will be friends presented Miss Steins' Rainbow Gardens of Salt Lake. many ters of Penelope will hold their Kiahtet)es Workman's 3Iarket. Phone us Mr AnEeIo Price delivery associates wish the couple much p. members present. The program is was a Helper visitor this week. annual installation exercises Kar.i pricei Mrg Begge 19th Feb. 20th Prices for Sat., success and happiness. under the direction of Mis. D. L. . ., iirdav , -February 20., in the Greek! Mrs. Whitmore j iras, rncr, Aim. ru, iaiaKis rme, Parmley. It was announced that a Entertains Club urinoaox cnurcn in nice, uuimg and Mrs Diamenti, Hiawatha. Helper B.P.W. number of guests eligible for ad-- j Mrs Josie VVnitmore acted as Club Meets tie ceremonies, activities will be mission into the chapter will also 'hostess to the Tuesday evening Members of the Helper Business presided over by the official in- - Helper Legion Auxiliary To Entertain ; Women's club be entertained during the tea. bridge club at her home. After and Piofessional r it stalling o:icers for the Inteimoun-- j the Helper t tables were arranged met at the home of Mrs. Mayme. Tonight luncheon, (Friday) tain district from Ogden. Newly for bridge. Hanson In Price Monday evening American Legion Auxiliary will Annual Essay Contest elected officers who .ill be inMrs. in one of the best meetings everi were Members present To Soon Start "play host to Carbon county when stalled include: nf the John DeViette, Mrs. George Pizza, held by the group. Tho "onninl riaiiphtpr : Mrs. Harold Wahl, Mrs. Ernest Mia Xfarv Ilimenti nresident they entertain at a patriotic card; Miss Grace Cliever of Provo, in the Y.M.C.A. chapel at American Revolution essay con-Mr. Flaim, Mrs. Maxine Murphy, Miss president of the state organizaHelen Pallios, vice president; iParty m M.Ik White, Information on test for high school girls will be Dorothy Wilson, Mrs. Leah Peter- tion, was present and spoke to Uaily ttiss Vera Xenakis, secretary; e,bt 'clock school Eostess. and behalf Carbon the son, of the the members in high doz Mrs. Anne Morakis. (Yon can't buy for treasurer,! the affair indicated activities will, held in the Prizes went to Mrs. Peterson, proposed organization of the Price Miss Helen Fragadakis, captain of! commence promptly and the pub- - auditorium this coming Monday, Mrs. Wahl and Mrs. Flaim. B.P.W. club which the Helper Ihe guards; Miss Valamis Makris.'lic is cordially invited. Bridge will February 22nd. Per package (RAISINS club is aiding. Miss Dora Marwarden; Mrs. Evangeline Kosmos,be played and refreshments will Finalists for the affair were l a& M M K A. a shall, president, presided at the priestess; Misses Angeline and be served. selected last week, and the affair Set table Mrs.! round led Marriage the and A short musical program ar- - is scheduled tor 11 o'clock. The Irene Peperakis, flag guards; meeting The marriage of Miss Caroline discussion on "The Cause and N'ora Galanis, and Mrs. Helen .ranged by Mrs. Louis Dankworth' public is cordially invited to m m. a a Pet-iwiStein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cure of War." be presented. Prizes are to h'on,i tv nnntpat" sentinels; Mrs. P. Sam Stein of Helper, to Stewart LIFE BUUY LUX 3 Dars Talks on this subject were givrogerorge, Mrs. F. Leapos, Mrs. awarded and a slight admissiton Gettleson of Hollywood, California, en by Billie Bean, Blodwyn Parry,1 M. Protopappast Mrs. S. Zuganos; price will be charged. The four Shiro brothers, Vir.ce, was announced this week to be Bertha Spratling, and Katherine Mrs. and Kosmos, Evangeline Jack, Joe, and Tony arrived in solemnized at PEACHES the Roosevelt hotel Street, followed by a general disboard of directors. Mrs. Kosnios.Tea Party to week of the the first Helper in Los Angeles, Sunday evening, cussion. Mrs. Marion Bliss and Is chairman of the board of dir- - Planned Saturday see their father, who is ill. Elder 21 hi at 6 p.m. ectors. Miss Margaret Hanson were in at the Shiro is still reported in a ser- February Saturday (tomorrow) SALMON The is bride well in known attendance from Price. Strand Sweet Shop, Mrs. R. G. ious condition and Vince Shiro and where a she has Club Has lived Helper, Bridge ;CT'..W IV'llll.mMllin ,bs number of years and was gradumiyni.i Function MACARONI Mrs. Frank Nash of Grand Cut and T&wr.-.svwt!5M ated from the Mrs. C. J. Allen played hostess Colorado is visiting friends University of Utah in 1935, She has been teaching, in to the Wednesday night bridge Helper this week and went large roll in the Carbon school district! back Monday morning. club in a hi WAX PARE brodge party m last Tuesday evening at her home. Wt have many varieties of tresh foods suitable tor ' Mrs. Those attending were: einz SOUP. 3 cans those of you who observe this season. Frank Wible, Mrs. Lee Grover, Mrs .... Canned Fish, Fresh Fish, Lenteis, ury Mrs. Jack Sullivan, Peas, Brisnahan, Rice All New Fresh Merchandise. Mrs. Eugene Gibson, Mrs. C. M. STRifiG EE NS CHICKENS - MUTTON LUNCH MEATS CHEESE Memmott, Mrs. Chris Jouflas, Mrs. August Litizzette. Mrs. H. Simon- HELPER AND I'HICE, UTAH mall and PEAS sen, Mrs. Fiitz Nyman, Mrs. R. A. SUGAR 10 Kilson and the the hostess. - Prizes for the evening went to . APPLES cooking g f feet Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Nilson and Mrs. s jTeb prices 2Qth JC. J. Allen. LARD New shipment 8 lb cart0'1 recent of the ante Chapter of the Daughters .u r ,.,!,,.(., RHl IJ1C AUJtTl ICtWl JICUJUUUU( Society IHotes r ... . Escal-'Mrs- fining WORKMANS MARKET e affair"1 Bargains 1 Ivsps for to-h- Fri. --- j Beans Beans i Nayy wtlites 41bs i rreh E&&f - 25d Ctoc. Coated lb COOliieS " lts 2gc 4 3l les) 5 Stein-Gettleso- n mm ll Li m mm. v or m m m mm m lor MAP j Qaartcan ,argecan 15 10( bagsed Pre-Date pre-dat- emeu boasn e W I9J 3 jf 15f fill cans tender lbbil" 590 $1.29 B.P.W. Club To Be Price Guests Mrs.' Mayme Hanson, of Price, will entertain members of the Helper unit of the B.P.ATptvlub at her home in Price Montay. During this meeting, it was announced, (the ladies present plan to start a Price chapter of the national organization. Greek-America- MILK tall can (All you want) COCOA ORANGES Large 29 All Ladies Select Officers At a meeting of the Orthodox n church, Price last wee!r, the ladies society selected their leaders for the ensuing year. New leaders for 1937 are: Mrs. T. Jouflas, Helper, president; Mrs. N. Mahlos, Price, vice president; Mrs. Peter Georgedes, Price, secretary; Mi. Nick Galanis, Price, 28 ozs and over to dozen EGGS g H CHIPS Friday, & BEANS 3 cans 3 lbs Gold Bond SHAVINGS 19, 50 SALAD DRESSING, Brookfield FLOUR February for NAVY or PINTO BEANS 1937 50-l- J0 E Qt. can Lean sliced SALMON Consistency The state legislators pass a bill providing a junior college at Price. Then they 6tart the debate on the ada visability of formulating Junior college policy. lb Piece LARD Best Eastern ROUND STEAK PORK Chops Is 200 Sma11 90 m lb 'SHRiMP SandW 1 OYSTERS iltapa Spout says that before taking advantage of a good opportunity, one should find out who has been taking advantage of it before. Your best opportunity is to build early in the Spring. .rt"iiiiw-;- ' Will minit w, jVrnmi rfirwiTi i aw. fcwotif ijfil jftti ONIONS iIJamw SPINACH CARROTS What's our opinion of the nine old men! It wouldn't cut much ice. New Dealer or otherwise, our years or us to experience qualities building you good give advise. GROUND BEEF Union aJ Ira ities advising against rubbing snow on frost bites. Horse-sens- e we'd say, but how about some other tortures, cold baths, mustard plasters, red flannels and spinach7 .. foret ROLLED ROAST Ine fs ! gi j b lb i BT, oca T ker 17 2 lbs E City Eai 25c featii 3G P, 2 lbs pure ER' 22c lb BULK LARD I'light 1 lb Tins by 55 ice si :gham Ib 19? I ear's tali , 2 cans doz stalk yell gleached FRESH OYSTERS ha" Pountry style tit O ighari ves 3 lbs re) forw ee ii Sund nnysi loss not I D0W( r?rts J a Ii. Fi tolra ihiiihiiwiihhiiiii in ii fiv the giree ?t FRESH MILK and CREAM Daily Fresh and Cured Fish and Poultry Of All Kinds 2 "bs I Jens g th J, ,b Pint PHRr WKhCX j Q lbs Jexas Wl,OIe or pUTTON, Fancy Jfj Ib MM Ckinned whole or half ib MIQQIflM VEGETABLES 4 Jhankless PICNIC HAM can Bee plac C ' by tame Ib BACON SLICED tall can ards; 1 I) Ernest j PORK CHOPS pib or oiii L jSFRANKFURTERS J I --4 I I I 2 lbs 5tfs wl GfTPTIll Markct 4 T The L speeia 1 je'voting fjfignf J all her frAAt Tlie SB lb xdisma S fc-i- i. A n Till frj E'15 iiS? jLTSTsS JS dSS SV.f the fall cure nuot !a the M. O .PORTER MANAGER PHONE 342 pure pork ,run OAUOAUt LENTEN FOODS OF ALL KINDS Loc pft lb J De DOS 23! JJice tender jlll meat --4 I I i Cliarli ne, fo ,ttfT, lbs fastern I doz fresh ground gteer geef M'ls. I ic and juicy POT ROAST 'CUBE STEAK C. Rossiter, General M,arry SALT LAKES NEWEST HOTEL gashed lbs U. S. Inspected Meats iSLIGED BACON UOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOM3IENDED RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 6 1 HELPER. UTAH BRYNERS' SERVICE Automotive Electricians Oct Ibaaner The one II in Mrnod f presenta jr)Ty ef the 1 Follow out Hut A. R. of a Knram. t1 0 ldei . W;un 4t to 4Li Prin,eRibs MUTTON CHOPS bar 5? APimmTMSMO TEMPLE SQUAR Be seeing you next week! HELPER, UTAH Iwoue 8 J ORANGES author- Jteer geef lb BACON STRIPS yellow Education for the motorist Is a good idea. The best and quickest way to graduate him is with more arrests and more fines. Now come several if can . l'ier i peop' r glice Qello wrap lb POT ROAST, Beef fr arge and juicy CELERY win mtmumMmwMJt mhuiimi nil " FINEAPPLE PURITY t' IT lb SIDE PORK, Fresh flRUMP ROAST Jail cans and ,Q fancy gorn fed lb MUTTON MUTTON STEW j lb bag LEMONS OF 0' u Jjardwater Qastile 'SALMON Eastern lb 9 , 11 can 2 L one 8 2lb41)Ci j i l3,ei can can VEAL POT ROAST FRUITS SURETY lb 25 M. RICE m A 1 TO iSOAP lb 2,bs 0penkett,e 1 mn II. 'I 'COCOA PAPER CLEANER, Climax Wall 3 for BACON i tir o f life $1.59 b (jiKAPEFRUIT, Blue Pine Howdy Folks: Some years ago Helper citizens said. "A Senior high school or nothing." Now we have a Junior high and nothing. 48 lb bag 27 Grek-America- 1 LEG Star iInternat IU'jTTER MEATS AT LOWER PRICES l lb Limit n N. VA doz gl' i Ta Fresh Crym gg doz good size TOMATOES 2 doz. limit doz. J 2-I- jgth Strictly Fresh i'l K lbs ORANGES 0 Fresh ground ) b can MATCHES Per carton for he pi gat F cans df |