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Show THE HELPER JniTWKA PAGE FOUR James returned by train j Recites Vows In last Friday from Salt Lake to spend Couple home of' more the a few days at Ceremony At Las Vegas her parents. Mr and Mrs Evan James Miss Lena Marie Ossana of Helper recuperatin? from her recent appen- became the bride of Robert F. dix operation. She returned to her formerly of Montrose, Colorado, work at the St. Marks hospital Tues- on April 15 at the "Wee Kirk O' The day. Heather" chapel in Las Vegas, NevFridav evening the sewing club ada in a candle light, double ring wa3 held at the home of Mrs Pearl' ceremony, performed by the Rev. Wilsteai. The club honored the birth F. C. Lovett of that city. The bride was attired in an appie day of Mrs Sylvia Barney and pre-- ! ser.ted her with a pressure cooker. green dressmaker suit with dusty A lovely luncheon was served. Those pink accessories and an orchid corenjoying the evening's entertainment sage. Miss Both CASTLE GATE NEWS By Arlene Wilstead Mrs Alice Heffiey of Lincoln, Neb a week ago last Wedarrived nesday and is staying at the home of Mr and Mrs Elias De?n. She came here because of the illness of her r.iece Mrs Ethyl Ludwig. Mr and Mrs Willie Brewer and family i.uve moved here aeain from their Pifher, Oklahonia to make home Mrs J A. Gow left last week to visit with her daughter Anna Marie in San Francisco. Miss Gow is a Tied Cross worker there. Friday. May 2 a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Sammy Tallerico at the Price hospital. The proud parents will call the new haby Jimmy. Friday mornin? Miss Cornelia motored to Prov'o with her mother Mrs Sarah Ann Gibson who receives medical attention there. e Gi')-Bo- FREE CLINIC FOR HAKD OF HEARING Bine-ham,- were Mrs Mary Huff. Mrs Clea Davis. Mrs Lenore Davis, Mrs Sara Bi??s. Mrs Ida Evans. Mrs Betty Trauntvtiu and Mrs LilHe PecorelH and Mrs Lillian McPhie of Royal. Mr and Mrs Steve Star were week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Star of Carbonville. Frank Memmott, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Memmott took time off from his studies at the BYU. Provo and spent the week end at home. Steven Keele, young son of Mr and Mrs Bill Keele, celebrated his fourth birthday last week with a party for his little friends at his home. UNITS MUSIC RATE HIGH The mine was idle here Saturday and practically everyone turned out to the Band contest at Price. Under Ul .1413 mum " Ule aUJC sen the local junior high girls' chorus consisting of 35 members, sang two numbers "The Nightingale" and "Prairie song the iLullabye." They took high honors with division one. Under the very able instructions of Principal Roland Taylor the 35 band members entered in class D with Price junior high and East Carbon high also came away with a rating of division one. They played three selections: "Activity March," "Bright Star Overture" and the state required selection Overture." They were the only class D band to play the required number. Miss LaRae Wilstead, daughter of Mr & Mrs Ray Wilstead entered in the piano solo contest Waldo L. and received rating three. A Scientifically Trained Expert Mr and Mrs Floyd Howard of the former Betty Pero of Helper, WILL DEMONSTRATE REMARKthe proud parents of a .are here ABLE WAR-BORHEARING born Tuesday morning at girl baby LENSES the Price hospitaL AT HELPER, UTAH Mr and Mrs Mike DeAngeles and Mr Littlefield will conduct a daughter LaJuana were visitors to free Clinic for the hard of hearing Utah Lake Sunday for a day of at the Utah Hotel on May 12, from fishing. 1:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. state-require- Mr and Mrs Charles , O. Compton Mrs Nick Sermos accompanied her mother. Mrs F. S. Ellis, to Salt Lake last week. Mrs Sermos remained there to visit during the week. j Mrs Kermit Nielson of Price and Mrs John Cockran of Spanish Fork and daughters visited at the home of Mr and Mrs George Pearson last Sunday. Miss Gwendolyn Hardee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Welber Hardee, celebrated her ninth birthday Tuesday evening with a weiner roast for her young friends. The Relief Society held their month ly teachers' training meeting Thursday evening in the scout room here. Mr and Mrs Robert Booth, Mr and Mrs Fay Thacker and Mr and Mrs Tom Bendall were visitors to the Manti temple Thursday evening after work. THURSDAY, MAY,, .HELPER. UTAH T, acted as best man and matron of honor for the couple. Mrs Compton suit with was dressed in a dove-gra- y black accessories and wore a garden ia corsage. Following the ceremony, 50 guests attended a reception held at the Compton's home in honor of the couple. Mrs Bingham has been a resident of Helper most of her life and is a Mt. graduate of Wasatch Academy. man in the was active She Pheasant. agement of the Strand Sweet Shop and the Hillcrest Hotel and Apts. until the death of her mother Mrs Helen C. Ossana. The groom has resided in Helper for the past five years. He is a grad uate of Montrose high school and is now employed for the Rio Grande here. He is a brother of J. W. Bing ham who for the past 13 years has taueht in Carbon high and Carbon college. Mr and Mrs Bingham are now at home at No. 7 D street in Helper. a few of the people seen in Salt --Lake over xne wraiu M. S. Wycoff, Mr and Mrs Geo. Bar-Spratling. Mr and Mrs Frank Miner. Ace Mrs Mr and and boglio Most of them were attending the Shrine ceremony Sam Rachele tookifT work this week t . with his parents Mr and Rachele of Helper. ravAVUw J tin At Lower Prices! rs 47' Smoked Picnics Last Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Crosland and daughter Colleen Max and Mr and Mrs Emerle Crosland of Salt Lake City journeyed here to see their grandfather Charles Memmott who is in the hospital in Price. MemThey also visited at the C. N. mott home. GROUND MEAT Mr and Mrs Frances Guerrie were Salt Lake to attend the Shrine convention. FRANKS MOTHER'S DAY JUICY LB FOR BRAISING IDEAL 31t raTi-yariviv- For ii fei! This! I: feature of this Hearing Clinic will be a demonstration of the remarkable new "Hearing Lenses." r This great, engineering achievement is based on the revol utionary discovery that ears, like eyes, need different lenses for each of the many different kinds of hearing deficiencies. "Hearing Lenses" focus sound the way optical lenses focus vision. A For Automobile Parts of All Klnda, See BUN NHL GARAGE at Helper, Utah. If we don't nave it, we will (use) get It for you. Phone 51 post-wa- This is but one point in the famous Hearing System developed by Acousticon, world's oldest manufacturer of hearing aids, in answer to the government's demand for a complete program. For it was discovered that a hearing aid alone could not meet each and every need of the hard of hearing. Now you have the program the government called for in order to bring you world of again the wonderful sound as you once knew it. hearing system also Includes the new science of Hearing Exercises that help to strengthen and improve your hearing through natural means. Simply attend at the time mentioned above. Evening appointments in your own home may be arranged. When in Salt Lake visit the AcoustlconLittle-fielThis V d Co., 324-2- Atlas BIdg.. (Adv) FOR SALE Baby Bed. Good condition. Inquire 258 Roosevelt St. 5,8,ltp Prices Effective Fri. Sat., May 9 and 10 OLIVES RIPE 29c Tall Can llew Spuds' lb. 'regular WHEATIES TOMATO JUICE PIE cnusT & PIERCES 46 OZ. BISCUIT MIX Hi Rube's LBS 23c CRACKERS 20C CHEESE PEAS CHALLENGE FOR GOOD MOUNTAIN SOIL See Frank Pugllese, Phone 146 4,3usc Help Wanted to call crews HELP WANTED Boy Apply at the Rio Grande Railroad 5,8,ltc yard office at Helper For Rent FOR RENT Furnished Apartment and Sleeping Rooms. Helper Ins. and Loan Co. 153 So. Main, Helper 5,8,ltc modern apartFOR RENT See Leo V. ment, unfurnished. Truscott at Martin or Phone 392J1. 5,8,ltp SALT LAKE NOODLES GERMADE LARGE JAR 12 OZ. 15 OZ. CLAM CHOWDER PKGS CAN 39c BY PURITY LBS 39c MILD AMERICAN STANDBY LB 0 NO. 2 CANS 25! MOON 46 Oz. ROSE ALL BRANDS PA 35c JUICE 4 CANS MUSSLEMAN s certified PORK & BEANS L BBVS P ERCES 2 N N' POTATO CHIPS 23 LB CAN can 21 ifl PK0 RED SEAL 49 CAN3Jc m SPAGHETTI "iNC0MEmcN 21c jjj JAR NUC0A WILS0N FRUIT COCKTAIL Pork & Beans SgH 19 3 TALL CAN JCLLICO MARGARINE 15c 39c 19c 29c LB BOX 5 APPLE JELLY PI CAN 10 CUDAHYS MILK 4.24,usc Miscellaneous VARIETY PACK GRAPEFRUIT ggc 49c 31c OLIVES MILK All Brands Ctp 4 Cans DOZ, LUNCHEON MEAT TANG 82( LARGE PKG RINSO 12C $100 Strictly Fresh 'A GRADE LARGE KELLOGGS 13 2 136W EGGS SOAP 5c size M.J.B. COFFEE PRICED FOR QUICK SALE Modern Brick Home. Furnace, gar age, nice grounds. Inquire of Mrs Lillian Troseth, 61 Garden St., or Phone 2 " CHEESE tile soil pipes; Ys. Also memorial wreaths $1.00 each. Inquire 791 5,8,ltp Janet Street FOR SALE 2 Ts and - o- - DISPLAY FOR SALE STBV47( COFFEE Littlefield CLASSIFIED LB LB PLUMP & SHORT RIBS v LB GOOD GRADE POT ROAST d LEAN JUICY good grade TENDER RIB STEAKS in FRESH "Pan-America- n Now you can actually have a personal consultation without cost Or obligation and learn how you, too, can enjoy pleasant, relaxed hearing once again. Mr 23( mm: I &) Mb ORANGES IL IE! L0iL!O I NEW POTATOES ALL LADIES COATS THREE $s.oo-$s.oo-$is.o- GROUPS AND SUITS VALUED AT $37.50 LB FRANKFURTERS PHFFQF WllkCOC LARD o m mm H mm (KRAFT PR0CESS) VELVEETA, CHATEAU, AMERICAN (OPEN KETTLE) Mil IViX ( SIZES 9 TO 52 ) "TllothekoWoff 20 Elite Ladies Store A Kiy 39c 39c I LARGE FRESH 0 a mn tin onnnu . . i (wnoie or nair) 1. . , OVC m LB Helper, Utah a slbety of pueitv" BUNCHES A 7V 15 2BUNCBES nRM CRISP HEADS 8 OF MOTHERS DAY CANDY U K ASOXABLT PKI0E 35-- 1 id -- m ? QJPLSRMeGSS HELPER LETTUCE GREEN ONIONS UTAH it WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORThS . MRS. R. E. MOSS 129 So. Main CARROTS LB SHAFTERS 4N 39c 45c LB HEHS DAniCUrC MM LBS " LB BEEF ROASTS 9c ,Lfge.Juicy I |