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Show JANUARY 27. 1944 TH,IRSDAY, TH E Bits of This.and.That of the People and Happenings in and about Helper. By Midge caller in Mrs John Diamanti and daushtersJn law, Mrs Steve aud Mrs Jaim-rva manti. who have made reservations week this left early Xaida Hyatt to fly to Phoenix, Arizona, planning Los Angeles, where Jack is sta- to leave 4. to attend February the She Seabees. expects the with ined graduation ceremony of AC Walker a month. for gone obe Diamanti, who will graduate as a pilt ot on February 7 from the Hats off to the street department, flyiii" out clearing the snow from before it was through streets die went to town falling. They really vitll the scrapers and trucks, and in who were school at Luke Field. I urde,tand Dea is nursing a cold or slisht case of flu, hoping to be in condition to take the trip. They are also planning to visit in Old Mexico before returning home. no' is who was a business Lee Davis last Thursday. Lake gait 1 v 1 1 .1' 1 Salt Lake visitor Monday Tuesday was Mrs H. P. Lloyd. A and 11 . 1 1 l u, 1J E. & CLUBS A little late on this one. bur nevertheless happy to print it was informed this week that Mr anl Mrs i Bryner of Salt Lake City are the parents of a baby girl born around Xmas time. Lloyd a For Ma-brit- Mrs Bud Desmond were: Sewing Club Meets guests at a party held at Alpine last Friday Afternoon Saturday night by Utah Power &i Meeting last Friday afternoon at j I . U il PAGE FIVE WOMAN'S CLUB The next regular meeting of the Helper Woman's club is slated for Thursday, February 10, at 2 p m.. when Mrs Kate DeLong 'Will haY9 charge of a variety program. O. E. ' REBEKAHS Utahna Rebekah Lodge No. 3f, wilt convene Friday night in the Knightl of Pythias hall for a regular busineu meeting. All members are urged W be in attendance. MILHAUS - TORTERELLI a Marriage rites were performed Saturday, January 22, for Rose MIL haus and Tony Torterelli by Justice of the Peace Alex Lakie, with Mrs Kae Kennedy and John Milhaus witnesses. as Back the attack with the cash the Squander Bug will get if 4th War Loan Bonds don't. Books, Coupon tor any use, ar at the Helper Journal. available o S. Xaomi Chapter Xo. l:!, OiaU Eastern Star, will meet i:, r :ular session next Thursday. February at S p.m. in the Price tc ".pli-- . .loan opperman. worthy matron, will preside. ' More Carbon Men Leave Service For Army-Nav- y and II '1' WOMEN OF MOOSE Women of the Moose will convene ALTAR SOCIETY next Tuesday. February 1 in the Members of the Altar Society are Moose hall at 7::i' p.m. for a regular commencing plaits for their annual business session. St. Patrick's card party, which is scheduled to take place at 7 p.m. on RELIEF SOCIETY Thursday. March 16. in the Helper The Relief Society meeti'.iu this auditorium. week was postponed until next MonMrs Margaret McXary, president, day when the' social science lesson announces that the affair will he will be given by Katherine lllsen at both ladies a:;d men and that a hot 7:30 p.m. in the church chapel. ' dinner w ill be served, followed by prize drawing and card playing. Ticket chairman is Mrs John and dinner are Mrs Tom Beveridae and Mrs McXa'y. It is suggested that parties of s.ve-.- il tables be arranged for now. HI-HEA- Mr a u Li 1 I LODGES assistant trainmaster. Beth ilassinger of Helper received teb phone call Monday from her husband, Corporal RAY HASSIXGER. from Seattle, advising her that he short time too! was being transferred to a new loca. tion to attend officers' It looks like an airplane trip for 'It seems to be boy season Twin school. Opl. Hassinger has training been in boys were born to Mrs Evan Stevens the Aleutians for several months. of Dragerton, formerly of Helper, Try Spring Canyon last Friday in the Price hospital. Bridge Club Meets Thursday T COAL Also announcing the arrival of a Hostess last Thursday at'lerioon to new baby son are Mi- and Mrs A. R. bridge club members was M: Heat Your Fritz "More Dimick of Helper. He was bom last Nyman, whose special ma sts Mndu led Friday in the Price hospital, vveighine Mrs John Laboroi and Mrs Frank Money" 7V2 lbs. and has been named nearly Barboglio. Luncheon preceded the For Reliable Service Charles Wayne. Both mother and son bridge game, prizes coins to Mrs A. are home from the hospital and feel- R. Denim. in, Mrs James Boitmo and See Mrs Jesse Perrv. ing fine. FRANK PUGLIESE Phone 146 Helper a aj iiV Light officials. Present and former the home of Mrs Frank Mullins were employees of the company comprised members of the sewing club and an the gmst list. additional guest, Mrs Kate Rawliags. A luscious luncheon was served in A house guest of Freida and Hank Ussier is Ralph Exline, new road the late afternoon. master here, replacing Mr Lessler TIDINGS HOME-TOW- N HELPER i me onei Continued Olsen. Price: Frank J. IVrla. Spring GU'ii; Gus Sookl.uis, Price; Domiuii'k Oliveto. Price; Kay C. Bryner, Helper; Albert Ross Horsley, Price; Ted A. Pernios. Price; Joint' V'atis. Price; Irvin B. Fadsett. Price; Jack W. Malenick. Spring Olen; Or-- ; lardo C. Cossimiglio, Columbia. Leon C. Stevenson. Columbia; Ken-- ; netb A. Guymoii. Price; Kenneth P. Marsh. Dranerton Jack R. Black-- ! ham. Kenihvorth; Malonas, Harry Price: F.mil DiSoome, Price; Doinin- ick Cannariota, Price; Dale S. Rob- -' ertson, scofield; Frank F. Cajece, Helper; Leonard J. Powell. Welling ton; Richard Clerico. Helper; John B. Barra. Spring Glen. The 13 who entered the Navy last Thursday are as follows: Dominick B. Naturale, Wellington; Eugene W. Ross, Price; William R. Cave. Wellington: Jerry H. Morley. Price: Josephus J. Prettyman. Price; Robert A. Sehultz, Latuda; George J. Brajkovich. Royal; Rex J. Mangum, Price: Ross Norton, Wellington: Glen G. Higgins, Price: Leon J. Pressett, Sunnyside; Howard W. Pierce. Wellington; Rex D. Workman, Wellington. V asid "y that's important these war days R. I r MJ ., QUALITY FOOD5 On) ; SflTISFflCTIOn GUflRflnTEED Prices for Fri, Sat., January 28 and 29 EtooipfSltt 28c Matches 23c ft GIANT III MI JIN I BAR 11c BARS.. LIFEBUOY LUX FLOUR WHITE 3 S RS 48 LBS FLOUR LB BAG m MILK $2.25 1 ALL OLD 3 DUTCH.. A-Gra- de r0R 25c L;r 39c 79c LB CAN 3c Schillings 2 lb. Jar Perc-Dri- p 16 POINTS Lb. soc KnacoDa 'HHP BEEF STEAK SAUCE 25c """" NOODLE SOUP FORMAY 3 3 pk3! LB CAN D6Pts.Lb. Fresh Grnd. UiUUIIU UCCI A jar PKG Grade WANTED TO RENT Modern house or apartment D&RGW Roadmaster Phone Ralph Exline at 2W l,27.1tc paper at the Adding machine Journal Office. CHICKS Write for our price list today. PATTERICK'S HATCHERY at GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. l,27,2tp No. 300 Juicy Doz. 39c tenor Saxa-phoFOR SALE Conn and case. Like new. $135 cash. Inquire Frank K ray no. 12 'D' ).27,ltc Street, Helper ne at WANTED COOK for Standardvllle hospital. If interested, contact Dr. L, H. Merrill, Standardvllle. 1.20,1 tc No. 230 SAUSAGE COUNTRY STYLE Doz. SLICED BACON MINCE MEAT RUM BREAST OF LAMB KRAUT (1 Pts) $2.79 39c Apples LB Pt) Washington Delicious lb. 11c BULK Oil Gallon (40 LBS FLAVOR Spaghetti box Pare 20 lb $3.89 Egg UTAH POWER &. LIGHT CO, 3 lb can (15 70c CASH FOR USED CARS FOR THE BEST DEAL SEE BUNNELL GARAGE In Martinetli Garage Nil-Cre- st Pts) lflCHTS I ... C..!U I W Typewriter Ribbons (all makes) at the Journal Office. Oranges 7Pts.lb. There's enough Electricity for all essential needs but save it, to save what makes it! RAILROAD at HELPER Needs Switchmen, Brakemen, Firemen. Students accepted, and will be compensated during training period. Also need Mechanical and Section Laborers. Must have statement of availability. Apply Ass't. (us) Supt. Office, Helper, Utah BABY Lemons c your Electric equipment in good operating condition. Inspect them frequently and oil motors often. If you have a special problem, call your Electric Equipment Dealer or our nearest office. FOR SALE 1 Cow; 1 Heifer, and hay. Reasonably priced. See Joe 1.24.1tc Ban. Spring Glen. Here is AN OPPORTUNITY for a local resident to buy an established business operated on a paying basis without too large an investment. Inquire at Journal office for In. formation l,27,4t PKG I That's one reason it's so important to keep CLASSIFIED FOR SALE Poultry fence. 4 feet high and 100 feet long. Phone 173Wr l,27.1tp QUAKER 28c j OATS 70c ZOOP SUPER QUALITY MEATS THAT SATISFY , AAT 8 lb P NUT BUTTER lOcllVHEATIES GLASS MUSTARD ! r, D&RGW TOBACCO 32c 39c 4 brands" PREM PaIIaa Butte? 48 lb Red Star 22c j CLEANSER $i98 FAWN PANCAKE SPERRY'S ! S Piour Yes, Electrically operated farm machinery is a great time-saveand time now is more valuable than ever. Building BEFORE YOU SELL Phene 51 Helper Keep Farm Equipment Fit and Fighting Food will be of greater importance in the war effort this year than at any previous and it is more important than time ever that farm eouimeiit be ksyt in fight- ing trim. Our distributors zrs prepared to supply all petroleum needs for your farm machinery, together with separator oil, harness oil and other petroleum products for your farm, including fuels, lubricants and other specialties. Call our local distributor and ask him to discuss your requirements with you. Another way in which you may help to and win it as soon as poswin the war is to buy more War Bonds and sible hold them. Let's all do our part to make the 4th War Loan Drive the Vidtory drive a smash in the face of Hirohito, Hitler and their gang of bandits. Utah Oil Refining Company |