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Show THE HELPER miTBN PAQE FOUR AL-HEL- Ration Reminders To Remember IXA..R.. Regent Names Committee Heads THURSDAY, - UTAH- PER. Escaj'ante Chapter, Daughters of PROCESSED FOODS the American Revolution, . were en. Blue stamps X, Y and Z (book 2 tertained on October 7 at luncheon two) good through November at the Country club by their new re. Grees B and C (book A, stamps eeoL Mrs Ror Robinson. November 1. four), became valid Demman Hosts committees Decemfollowing standing I remaining good through CLUBS LODGES At Dinner Party j o- - the chapter haye been named: ber 20. Dr. and Mrs A. R. Demman were Advancement of American music, Mrs ETC. Bess MEAT, hosts W. last Saturday evening at a din- J. Hlllabrant; Americanism, RELIEF SOCIETY , J. Brown Fred stamps G now valid and Mrs ner the at dancing Island,, Kennedy; Angel party Gountry Mm Pearl Dyet, president of the t vulul D. Mrs stamps H become brown Thomas with the Approved schools, following comprising Relief Society organization, will dir. club, good remain 31. They ct the Relief Society conference the guest list: Dr. and Mrs' .Frank L. Parmiey; Correct use of the Flag, October December 4. Good I citizen Dr. through Monima Mrs and Crockett; Franlf Gojv Mrs, , cueduled for 7:30 p.m. next Sunday Colombo, Drown stamp J becomes good .Muriel Anuerson In the LDS chapel. Theme of the isneK, ur. am Mrs Wo. Uorishek. Dr. I snip Pilgrimage, M November 7 and remains pood A. R. L. Mrs Mrs and R. Mr MrslGlrl anJ Merrill, pmemakers, conference will be "Relief Society I Morris Tatton. Mr and Mrs John Gonlgal. '. SUGAR Fortifies the Home Front.'' A Dr. and Mrs D. T, . Mad sen, I Ubrary, Miss Minnie Newton; .Na be(Criptlon and dramatization of the les- Moyle, Black stamp 29 (book four) Mr and Mrs Jesse Perry, Dr. a yd Mrs I tional,r,Defenae Through Patriotic Ed be will for five the pre. pounds on ions coming year comes valid for aented as part of the program. Musi- Mr and Mrs Ace Miner, Drl and Mrslucation, Mrs C. R. Ferguson, Moni 1 and remains good November National , Membership, Fred Jones, Dr. and Mrs J..J.,lalplaz,niaCrockett; cal selections will also be given. 15, 1944. January through Mrs I ar meeting of the group will be held, Dr. and Mrs Q. A. Whiting." tir, and Mrs Hlllabrant; Real .Daughters, ar ntetlng of the group will be held, Mrs L. R. Doiman and Dr and MrilFred X Thomas; Radio, Mrs David SHOES I Paimley; Finance, Miss Bess Ken when Eunice West and Dora Thayn Frank Mlgllori.. Stamp No. 18 valid for one pair Inedy, Mrs M. H. Wilson; Program will have charge of the work and Migliori. of shoes. No expiration date set, The guests were, seated at one lonMis David Farmley. . Miss Minnie business. " Airplane stamp No. 1 (book 3) ' table, centered with an attractive I Newton and Mrs McGonlgal; Press became valid November 1 for II Tl? mm a.- u. Douquet 01 ran oiooma. DEMOCRATIC CLUB r;J. ineiaiions, Mrs lumiusyu. one pair. Wilson; Red Cross. Mrs C. R. Fer. of the Carbon county c , Members GASOLINE Club guson. ..Ladies Democratic club met last Mon- Bridge, Meets Thursday Stamps No. 8 (A Books) good day in the Helper civic auditorium, three gallons through Novfor Mrs Bruce, Moffltt, acted as hostess ...with, Mrs Frances Morrison, ember 21. dent, presiding at the meeting. A last Thursday night to her .bridge club members, serving a delightful Short program was presented, ed by cards. Hostesses for the after-- . dessert luncheon preceding the, bridge MANY WAYS WOMEN noon were Mrs Grace Stalker and game. A special guest was Mrs Chas. AGO .ONE.YEAR Jones. High scores at bridge went to ...Mrs H..E. Ford. ,f files' of, November 6, 1942 Mrs A. R. Demman, Mrs Cbrls . Jouf. .From, CAN SERVE Fraftk .Bonacci, Helper resident, an las and Mrs James Bottlno. O. E. 3. cJd.tinje member of the United Mine Naomi Chapter No. 13, Order of a g THE WAR EFFORT e' Workers .of America and Eastern Star,, will meet In regular Mrs Mabrlto has labor organization, proponent of, Is In Hostess session tonight the Masonic temple I been, named regional uu Women can serve the war effort in i At Price. Preceding the evening meetHostess to her club members last I recently, .,, :,, a dish of ways beside working in covered dinner at Wednesday night was Mrs John jMa- ing will.be New hundreds f Ufan Coloi.ado 8 6:30 p.m. Initiation will take place or munition factories, John war plants 'B ? ';;!I Mexico, .at the business hour. C. Forrester, manager of the local ofi. Tit o fthe United States Employment ueorBB. Mrs fice ,, JlVqrA was received by Mr and H08PITAL STAFF MEET8 observed today. Service, I M,.,Locke thai their daughter, Jayne, A meeting of the hospital staff He said some women may feel that sugar refinery whosVmployed at v, members was held at the Price city JSJSSfTSL because they are not employed in has recently California, Crockett, im r hospital jSaturday, when Dr. Frank direct war production, they are not inline ivjisb nay .muauucui. I received,. a promotion rnnf King presented a medical discussion. ter of Bishop ..3Ku in war work. He said that this con was not in line with facts. bent, celebrated her, seventh, bljthday ception Mr and Mrs Edward J. Casey an Sewlna.Club la War wor kis more than work in last ene'en. rlaay, a,rternoqn,,.,.when son, a of ' baby nounced the arrival .. .. T T rt Feted y Hostess a factory," Mr Forrester said. "It in,c...,: .1 n r mii over eight pounds, born on ' " Mrs Kenneth Williams entertained we'en of cludes hundreds at unglamorotis, her party TheWIulJ. 2 ,n the Price her sewing club members last Thursin stores, restaurants, jobs everyday C 08piiai, day, night with a delightful luncheon. ovmKolL (ha UollyMua'an mn i t " A II I canneries, laundries, offices, schools, Additional guests for the occasion institutions, thans. were ttired in a. costiime attending Mr and. Mrs H P. Lessler and baby hospitals, public were. Mrs W. R, Hemming and Mrs suitable for the occasion. anil other f communications portation, Carl. Bath. daughter will leave Saturday morning necessary community services. vacation. Thev.plan k for a Hostess Fetes 'This is war work of the utmost to visit in Chicago with Mr Leasler's Club Friday mportance, no matter now ordinary or humble it may seem, and women Feting club members last , Ffjflay parents. Spring Canyon; who fill these jobs will release men night was Mrs Frank SmyhWjho in AGO FIVE YEARS HI-HEvited as special guests, Mrs .Ethel for the armed forces. COAL From files of November 3, 1938 Boswell and Mrs Alice Smith, frizes "The women who wait on trade in was elected gen "More Your went to Mrs Dayton . Kelly anij.Mrs Barney H. Hyde 1939 grocery store, or cares for children eral chairman of the Day of '49 f I finmmlttcA o niAallnff in flip fHVir of war workers, or takes over the at Money" , luncheon was served. neighbor's washing, or cooking or Reliable Service is at work as renresentatlves of most all civic, cleaning while the latter war an is job. She us doing Let important the recognizebeautjf andrejiBi0US an1 fraternal organizations , See war production workers helping C. power of true enthusiasm; and jwhat-i- n M. and Wilson it. met. Helper FRANK PUGLIESE ever we may do to; enlighten, our. A knobbs, were again chosen as sec- - stay on the job." Mr Forrester, said that by thp en selves or others, guara against tjnecK.iretary and tI.easurer, respectively. I. Phone 1 146 v . Helper of sen, 1943, for every one woman en or a. earneBi cniinng ing single rTuckerman. tlment. Work was completed Jast week un. ployed in munitions, agriculture or T" der the direction of Councilman .A. S. other essential industries, two will Wahl of the sodding of the outfield be employed in other work, includin of the city's ball park. Labor was necessary civilian activities and ser furnished by the PWA and the ma- vices. terials used, by the city. Christian experience teaches faith D the right and disbelief in th A group fit friends surprised Bud j rong. It bids us work the raor Laursen at a Hallowe'en party , Mon- earnestly in times of persecution, be day evening at his home, the occasion cause then our labor is more needed being his birthday. Celebrants were Mady Baker Eddy, Vivian Burton and Josephine Zwahlen to get 'em down nowadays! pf Kenllworth, Gayle Cox, LaJean Dennis, .Helen Rae Nilson, Jane, Gill-Is- , Miss Luke's 8th grade class en Norma Berry, Avon Dimick, Jim Mullins, Lowell Thuscott. Art Ray, joyed a Halloween party Friday af ternoon. McRay Lopez and Don Colton. STANDARD RESIDENT fi , . . OBSERVES . 1 dara Coal comnan. Regardless of her spry and capable EIGHTY-SEVEN- TH ... !' "N 0f v 2" 00at housework. The longevity 0f usual in the t Lloyd's mother live? fc. , BIRTHDAY Mary Ellen Lloyd of Standardville, known to all residents of that com- munity as "Grandma Lloyd," was complimented on her 97th birthday with a party, sponsored reentry by the Women's Auxiliary. Mrs Lloyd was born in St. Louis, Mo.. September 4, 1856. Her husband died 28 years ago in Missouri. Mrs Lloyd has, residen in .. Utah : for 13 i ,J i yeJl'S aim uas necii a rcsiucui ui Standardville for the past several years. is the mother of eight children, two of whom are still living one who is a veteran of World War I and is now in active service, the other son, George, who also lives at Standard ville. and is an employe of the Stan. . 1 , uoyd" is extremely . & NQyembb father . Qtol8st 92. FALSTfEifK That Loosen iNeed Not Many wearers suffered real Embim of ,ftk ,!,... their plate dropped sll oiea at just the H nc m- iear or thiswrong time. Just spHnkleanttlep'S tJ alkaline (non-acid- ) Plates. Holds f9i powd' not sour. Checks ", 'Hi: FactT ture breath) dru?0 Bfor. . Get ? . . j Scientific..; Accurate LBaftwarJ. dances . . .1 life-lon- ,,, .'.nitinn . Modern Manufacturing Methods Give Standard Glasses Utmost Scientific Precision Unqualified Guarontee l::: 7 "I Latest, scientific equipment . highest quality . materials . . . precision accuracy these three factors and many.mort are your assurance of complete satisfaction in Standard GUARANTEED GLASSES. See capable, registered optom trist here for complete eye examination MOW! T iJL. '" J- " 6r two-wee- Try c Choose From, Smartest JStyles . . . 11 Guaranteed Nothing .Down You'll Told Be GLASSES $1 a Wee --O- nly frankly If Glasses tJ A;3 Needd AT Heat For ";."r For D D? DS-- ' BUSINESS DIR ECTORY HELPER : 3!. Mahc Ddcal Giftsf Always Not A Bad Idea for Christina 1 i TEN YEARS AGO From files of November 4, 1933' Norman Hamilton, principal of the Carbon high school, Friday of last week was chosen as president of the Utah' Educational association for the ensuing year, succeeding Keith Wahl- qulst of Weber county. In the opening game of the con ference five football competition, the Carbon football team defeated the Moab lineut) at Moab last Thiirsdav "The first touch. by si score of i I down for Carbon was made by Harry Kennlck on an end run. Quarterback Jimmy Redford rnade the second touchdown. 0. t We have just received a shipment of the ,i,.Most Beautiful PLATE GLASSPlain and Venetian Engraved MIRRORS we have ever had the privilege of, showing. '1- , Every shape desired, Round, Square, Oblong, with or without frames . . . A Size for any Home or for any taste. A trip to our Modern Furniture Stone will convince anyone that our Mirror Selection is Without Equal Anyplace. Why Not Surprise Your Home on Xmas This Year With a MIRROR From ... Miss Jean Halverson, daughter of and Mrs Allan Halverson cele " brated her fourth "birthday Tuesday afternoon Vhen her 'mother held a party at whihh a few of her friends were present to" enjoy games. Kiddles present were 'Barbara Wetmore, Lynn Sage, Theon Tanner, "Margie Tanner, Charles' Brandon, Harold Wahl,, Mor ris McNary, Shirley Spears, Bargara Spears, Gwendolyn Qulllco and, Kent Halverson. Mr . i i ' If ,. 1 jyra.iii iiqtes Stamp Uutual Mercantile Co. Phone 37 Let's Clean Up The Axis in '43 Helper sales $104.65," The this week totaled pennant went to Mrs Colzanl's first period type class who brought in $32.50. Price won over a fighting Helper team by a score of President Bert says he won the game by sitting on the bench during "the last half. 6-- 0. The students are recovering, after strenuous Hallowe'en-dol- ng nothing. Doesn't' take much exertion a very SIDE : EAST. MEATS SUPER --r GROCERIES OFFICIAL TIRE , INSPECTION STATION VEGETABLES LAWYER "Your Phone Phone of Helper 351 Funeral Director - - . DIAMONDS Registered Dick Mitchell & TOGGERY THE Insured THE GIFT SHOP "QUALITY PRICE JEWELER Loyal Order of Moose "THE STORE A .Rudolph Sanlch. Oovernor Jack SERVICE Good Supply War Tires Helper - MITCHEll PHONE 300 150 PRODUCTS WHAT, AND WHERE TO BUY v FUNERAL HOME & TEXACO EXPERT ( EAST OP UNDERPASS Stafford Bldg Phone 275 Helper, Utah Embalmer Grocer" Neighborhood HELPER u ; GKOCEKY jt Thorit Hatch .WEST In Price at 31 Ei JMain St. , PROFESSIONALS '.. MODERN OPTICAL OFFICES .THRQ U GHO UT THE . Dora and Mathilda Bonacci of San Francisco are visiting at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Bonacci. i The, West's i.grgest, Manufacturing and Dispensing. Opticians v , , ONU" STORK FOR THE WITH ,,PART1CW;AR ,rEJOPU REPUTATION FOR . . GOODS Phone THE BEST" elI,er S3 Mohn STRENGTHEN THE HOME. FROM Secretary Meeting Every Tuesday, 8 P.M. LODGE HALL CENTRAL CARBON TRANSFER and Storage Co. INSURANCE in EXPLOSIVES Legal Reserve Companies ACCESSORIES L. A. 42 t S.-ls- end TRANSFER HILLS East. Apt Pnce, Phone 321 ' 6 Utah & 10 Ivy SL Helper CO AND SUPPLY L Better Materials FOR . 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