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Show JULY THURSDAY, 1947 31 JHEH E L P E R Attend Wedding In Salt Lake City Sun. gtflfj.fi BSE) A wedding of interest to Carbon county residents was that of Miss Angie Papoulas. daughter of Mr and Mrs John Papoulas of Craig, Colorado, and Hank Knoohe of Pittsburgh, Pa. The wedding was a very elaborate and formal affair, taking place last Sunday in the Greek Orthodox chruch In Salt Lake City, followed by a reception for many friends in the Mirror room of the Newhouse hotel. The young bride and her family are former Helper residents. Attending the wedding from Hel per were Mr and Mrs Lee Mr and Mrs James John and Joe Diamanti. Marie Deitz, Gus Tsangaris, D. J. Pappacostas and daughter, Connie. WHERE THE BIG PICTURES PLAY WEEKLY PROGRAM FRIDAY SATURDAY AUGUST 1 and JOURNAL 2 Dia-man- ti, Dia-man- ti, BIG at the Stamp pads and Ink Helper Journal. NOTICE i..n GEORGE SANDERS 4 M XEPIINl UTEKFIECE Migliaccio ' 'A lkS lif FETES CLUB TUES. Mrs Lowell Truscott feted her club members Tuesday evening at luncheon and bridge, with the fol the special lowing comprising of guest list: Mrs Alma a Fort Worth. Texas. Mrs Bert Monk of San Luis O'Bispo, Calif . Mrs Robert Gigliotti and Mrs Robert Buchanan. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs Dayton Kelly, Mrs Buchanan. Mrs Johnny Bianco and Mrs Lawley. r.UFST5 Breakfast guests at the Dayton re JUNGLE FUGHT" Robert LOWERY, Ann SAVAGE with The Latest Paramount Air News SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY AUGUST 3, 4 and 5 Continuous Showing Sunday - S - - - Starting at 3:00 - djQflftffig CIOWINC T0U THI 10Y$ AND TIUTHJ-TAUC-MT MUST GIXLS ooa? II TW FACTS! 111111111 V. WUJON5 AM WSICJaNG THBR HIALTH AND UVtS THROUGH SOLLY J v 4 IGNOR- - yQT ( Mrs Strong Visits June 7, in Las Vegas, Nevada, and honeymooned in Zion and Bryce canyons and Cedar Breaks. They also visited at the home of Mr and Mrs R. J. Box of Cedar City, sister of the bride. The new bride is a graduate of Carbon high school and has been FOR SALE 1937 Ford Transresiding in Los Angeles the past mission in Good Condition. See several years. Mr Williams was in F. L. Smith at Martin or Phone the Seabees, spending three years 47 7.31,2tp on overseas duty. The newlyweds will make their home in Los FOR SALE Household Furniture complete for every room. Also Women of Moose good used clarinet; and 1936 Chev. Sedan. Inquire 527 Canyon Several officers and members Street 7,31,ltp of the Helper chapter No. 887, FOR SALE '36 Chev. Standard Women of the Moose, attended the state Moose convention last Coupe. Excellent condition; five week end. Hospitality show by Hill-crest 23 good tires. Inquire Apt. the hostess chapter, Salt Lake Apts., Helper 7,31,ltp chapter, was greatly appreciated. Naomi NOTICE: After you witness Those attending were: "Mon and Dad" starting here Koski, senior regent; Hazel Cox, Sunday, Aug. 3rd if you have junior regent; Elda Boyack. chapimportant personal questions, lain; Nina Miller, pianist; Mary discuss them with nurses or El- Pizza, recorder; Barbara Ricci, liot Forbes, lecturer, who travel treasurer; Zuma Farcrofth, senwith "Mom and Dad" show from tinel; Opal Toth and Olga Doleat-t- i, guides; Esther Sanich. Ilean coast to coast. Management Alice Jackson, Eleanor Uzelac. Strand Theatre Yakovich, Fannie Warren, Georg-en- e FOR SALE English Setter hunt Stanley, Wanlta Wilson, and Ing dog of good breed. 14 months Kate Wilson. Standing with the old. Inquire at 235 Hill Street Helper group was Mrs A. J. Carlor Phone 293J son of Portola, California, who is 7,31.1tp a former member of the Helper FOR SALE $79.50 Chrome Break fast set, will sell for $40. Is chapter. The next meeting of the Moose six months old. Inquire House Women in scheduled for Tuesday, No. 1 Rains 7,31,ltp August 5 when reports will be due from the membership, publiMooseheart city, home making, Rent furnished alumni, social service, and war FOR RENT Apartment and garage located relief committees. Chairmen from these committees are requested to in town. Call 397R4 7,31,ltp be in attendance. A new candidate FOR RENT Housekeeping Rooms Mrs Mary Marshall, will he iniFurnished. Inquire Hillcrest Ho- tiated into the chapter. 6,5,4tc tel & Apartments , Upright ANCI. HIRrS A PICTUU THAT WIU fjjftf-ift- Cvf OKN IVHYBOOYS IYIS. IT PW1S NO fc?- - ' ' 1 Rooms. FOR RENT Sleeping Maid Service, inner spring mat tresses. Weekly or monthly rates. Helper Insurance & Loan Co. 153 So. Main, Phone 275, 7,10,1 tc Helper ' GaillCS To The "Baby" Distributors dropped a pair of well played ball games the past week to two mem hers of the Coal League, with Hiawatha beating them 14-- 4 on July 23. and Dragerton taking a 5 to 1 decision Monday night. Arden Aplanalp started on the mound for the "Baby" Distributors against Hiawatha, but ran into a host of trouble in the 4th and 5th innings, and was replaced by Mike Woods, who after the 5th frame shut the King Coal nine out and struck out nine. Tommy Jackson went the route for the visitors, striking out 15 and scat tering 12 hits. Manager Tom Migliaccio hurled the Monday contest against Dragerton and gave up only 7 hits. Dragerton scored 3 in the 4th, and 2 in the 8th. Boyd Lindsey hit a homer in the 8th with Farliano on base. Helper's lone run came in the 6th. Hasselo, Dragerton pitcher, was in fine form allowing only six hits and struck out 10. Utah Road Dept. Will Construct Carbon College Athletic Field Leveling and grading work on the new Carbon college athletic field will be done by the state highway department, under the direction of O. Donald Miles, road supervisor for this district, it was announced last week by Dr. Aaron E. Jones, college president. Dr. Jones also stated that the cost to the college would be on a cost basis with the lowest possible rental on all highway equipment used. It has also been announced that bids have been and are being adand vertised for the fencing north-sout- It's RDDE" U. S. ROYAL TIRES America's Newest, Most Modern Tire Seat Covers Cool-Rid- e WOMEN m'f&h) m$!P f iQll ' " 2 0NLY?'.!.c"i P,M" "" " 7 P'M' BOYS MEN ONLY CONOCO PRODUCTS U.S. BATTERIES See Uf for Expert Lubrication Penzoll A Quaker 8tate Oil Tire Repairing and Vulcanizing e L IA Nl THE MIDLAND MAULI IDUCATIONAU SERVICE Main STATION A Locust Helper Phone 307 M4 -- iter - Phone News Items to Journal Phone News Items to Journal 3E Ml These Prices Friday, Saturday, Aug. 1, 2. at the Journal Office. Bishop Cox has served Sliced Bacon ib.SSc HbouUif r POT ROAST rib top rrtufe SIRLOIN STEAK top crmda VEAL SHOULDER STEAKS KERR FRUIT JARS SHORTENING 950 50 ,,b 2)c I 3.45 LB BAG ex bottle 7 1.23 3 LBS Large Doz. " 550 350 RED STAR FLOUR SODA WATER 490 LB 'A' Grade name 590 tall or snowdrift spry LB DOZ. QTS. yttUow TUNA FLAKES U 2 LBS OPEN KETTLE LARD LB CASE ville ward nearly 10 years, and his counselors and ward clerk have been with him a good deal of that time. The new bishopric consists of Bishop Raymond R. Sitterud, 1st counselor John L. Bell, 2nd Coun selor, Kent Stllson, ward clerk W. Morris Peacock, assistant 'ward clerk Ray Hassinger. diences QT. 590 OLEOMARGARINE LB 440 LB PKG 490 NUGOA b"k TENDER LEAF TEA NUCLOZ BLEACH 1 2 GAL, rrt HILLS COFFEE y 230 or drlo QT. 120 LB 460 PKG RINSO SOAP MILK ALL BRANDS 4 300 490 CANS 46 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ltd POTATO CHIPS RITI CRACKERS PKG 230 LB PKG 290 2 VELVEETA CHEESE DILL PICKLES 200 wU LB BOX kolK'r dillton The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows, Masons and Eastern Star, for example. Rotary clubs are for "men only" the theatre manager argued, altho they have their "Rotary Ann Nights' a few times a year. Many colleges are for young men or young women only! Even department stores sometimes conduct sale of cosmetics "for women only" and won't permit a man to buy them for his wife because they wish to show the woman how to apply the stuff and sell her something, too, Manager Milano added. "So why must someone raise a "howl" when a theatre has an attraction for segregated audiences? That is of course, as long as it's a clean, moral decent at- traction," asked the theatre manager. ORANGES S" a CANTALOUPES MELONS CARROTS " NO. " 1 It LB 1 LB KLONDIKE NO. 920 350 QT. at times. We have mens and women's prayer meetings bible classes," he pointed out. Practically all clubs and civic and fraternal organizations seg regate their audiences he argued. 980 TANG SALAD DRESSING Orange- "Mom and Dad" Rated High By Churches Schools, etc., Opens Sunday at Strand Why some people try to make so much over nothing segregated audiences for example unless they simply have nothing better to talk about, is one of those unexplain-abl- e things in life to Manager Bert Milano of the Strand theatre, Mr Milano has "Mom and Dad,' a very educational hygiene fllm as one of his forthcoming attractions. It is the policy of the Producers of the picture that it be shown to segregated audiences only. Thus there is nothing the manager can do about it except present it that way even if he wished to change it. That's not the point, however, he argues. The Producers have adopted this policy because they feel it proper, fitting and in good taste. It is due to the fact that there are two sequences of a medi cal nature In the production which deal with delicate hygiene subjects In a straight-forwar- d manner. "Now what's wrong with that?" demanded the manager on the subject. Churches segregate au lower Prices! At Typewriter Ribbons (all makes) is "Am y. compete on Labor Day. and if chosen, w ill go to Salt Lake City to compete there. The team con-- i sists of Mike Vatanakis. Frank Owen. Guy Adams. Bill Crocco, Johnny Crocco and Jimmy Dixon. bleachers. Although the contract in which the city of Price transferred title to the state board of education to the land to be used for the field has not been accepted, it is a fore gone conclusion that it will be accepted, since the state highway commission has agreed to do the work and the advertising for fence and bleacher bids has been under taken. The new field will be constructh direction just Orangeville LDS Ward ed in a east and north of the college cam Has Bishop Change; pus. It is expected that it will be Plan Social Saturday sodded this year, "but itwill not The former bishopric of the be used for any athletic purposes ward of the LDS until the fall of 1948. Orangeville church, Bishop H. M. Cox and his counselors, G. Emile Luke, Preston Help Wanted Lil-lMAN, WOMAN or COUPLE To Huntington, and Ward Clerk with will their Jewkes, wives, distribute Watklns Products in be honored at a dancing party 2nd 512 So Mr Barnett, Helper. and program to be conducted by West, Provo, Phone 2013N-- J the new bishopric and their wives. 7.31,3tp Thp event is scheduled for Saturday night, Aug. 2 in the Orangeville school auditorium at 9 Time To p.m. Jewkes orchestra will furnish the music. At 10:30 a program Have Your will be presented, and refreshRADIATORS ments will be served free. Flushed and Cleaned on Keuilworth Robert L. SanforJ. of Coattasa a gunner California, formerly mzie, third class, with the fea tW bees, landed on Iwo Jim by swinaiinff ,ia'8 before &uy yards to the beach to rtwn- noitre. The Japs ooncentratea fire on '"' but lle returned to nis 8hip untouched. a Jap (bomber came flTer, scored a hit on the ship and IUt Sanford in the hospital. IjeaRUp Xpams SALE For recreational for For Competition ilav m, Aumst L:! Aberdeen Post jSG will compete for the prizes Riven that day. They will also Distributors -- Co-Featu- MigUaoclo. Kelly home Sunday morning were a'ternoon. Mr and Mrs Alma Lawley of Fort Faser of Provo. Baby Worth, Mr and Mrs Bert Monk ofI)roj) TVO camorma ana Mr ana Mrs Piano, an Estate Oil Heater and a 48 cup electric coffee urn, practically new. Phone 239RJ or inquire Martin Boarding house, Utah Railway 7,31,ltp SALE ABERDEEN POST 86 'PICKS FIRST-AITEAM the city, reported Tuesday that beginning this week free swimming instruction would! be given live (lays. Monday thru Friday, in the mornings. Several boys have responded to the special instruction being given in the fundamentals of luisket-bal- l. with Hill Perry. Gene I'laga. Glen Hackwell.Cavin Hansen and George Washington looking espec-wle- v 1,1 'a"-badmiton Carl and George i.noenlierger nave excelled so far. and Gene Laursen tops the checker players. Kent Perry. ' Tom Perrero and Cotten Webster have won the honors in croquet during tlie past week. Anot h r activity has been start led that is drawing the boys to tlle l,;lrk- Migliaccio has started footl,al fundamental classes each (use) FOR Tom director Mrs Ian Strong of Spring Glen returned Jast week from Los Anat the home For Automobile Parts of All Kinds geles, after visiting of her daughter, Betty, who was See BUNNEL GARAGE at Helmarried to Chief Petty Officer per, Utah. If we don't have it Williams of Los Anwe will get it for you. Phone 51 George Grant geles. The couple were married FOR ?t WATSON OSCAR HOMOLKA, M-G-- By Tom Recently Married CLASSIFIGD DISPIAY Daughter in L.A. with PAGE FIVff RECREATION HIGHTLIGHTS RRFAKFAiT I hereby give notice that after the date below, 1 will not be re sponsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Dated July 31, 1947. (Signed) Fred B. Vieta. LUCRE HELPER. UTAH 2 h 70 412g BUNCHES 150 PISNd Taut Tiiaf anflar wrii 1 1 mm |
