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Show FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB hp?hH0rn1JrvBIanco .uiMft uELPE CLUB L HelperCarbon County dinner-dancin- club g Country the night with last Saturday in attendance, with ,wen n couples .airifint. Mrs. Tom Bever- t h presiding. tables were d "assortment ?T jTSnny decorated with flowers. fall of the evening were and Mabrito Mrs. WOMEN .... bvm Helper chapter 887, Women of the Moose, held chapter night under the direction of Eleanor yako-vic- h. Tuesday evening at the Moose hall here Featured on the musical program was Miss Kazo .Niwa, who waved svo-a,.,r. i soios. A regular business meeting inviting as her guest, Mrs. Rudy Zaccana. Following an evening of o, - ucniuuB mncneon wa3 served. High prizes were won by Mrs. Leslie Reid, Mrs. HaroH Wright and consolation prize ven' to Mrs. Zaccaria. Mrs. D. j" Wittenberg.u, wVm .v, h.. uao .muvec to Sunnydale to make her home and "as u,BO member of the dub. was honored by a handkerchief shower. A committee was annoinfAfl contact several cources for dlshe? ana authorized to order what is' needed to renleni the kitchen. Before the Polio danr SatnrHav Sept. 21, a program featuring a film showing by Mr. George Grivet will begin at 8 p.m. followed bv a report of the Moose national con vention in San Francisco, bv Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dalton. On the same night the official opening of the lodge's new kitchen will take place and chamer ladies will be on hand to dispense hot dogs, pie. cake and coffee during dance intermissions for any who desire refreshments. The dance will start promptly at 9 p.m.. The dance is open to the public. All proceeds from this dance will be turned over to the county Infantile Paralysis committee, for use against this dread disease. and Mrs. ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Ab Day was hostess to Earl Brown. her Wednesday night bridge club last week. Extra guests were Mrs. THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB Paul Dalpiaz and Mrs. Martin club, The Thursday night bridge Ganser. A dutch lunch was served were an members present, followed by an evening of bridge. Interlaced at the home of Mrs. Prizes went to Mrs. Ganser and A very Mrs. last week. Bud Peterson Dalpiaz. Honor prize went was served, fol-Lweb luncheon to Mrs. Ganser and consolation with prizes go-t- 0 by bridge, to Mrs. Willard Ross. prize Mrs. Emory Richardson, JJ. Joe S. Dalpiaz and Mrs. ed MRS. Pi"13- - THIMBLE CLUB Mrs. Ken Carr was hostess to Thimble Club last Thursday. was served after 4 tasty luncheon Special jn evening of sewing. Mr. Owen Burgener guests were her anfj Mrs. William Murphy. FAHRING HOSTESS Fahring was hostess to her Thursday evening bridge club last week. A delicious lunch eon was served to regular mem bers and guests, Mrs. L. R. Ful-mof Price, and Mrs. Del Wood. Prizes were won by Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Greener and Mrs. Wood. Mrs. C. R. er SPORTSMEN NOTICE! JwCTMjN SA LE 24 AT 4 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 SEER AND 2 SAGE SURPRISE PARTY Honored with a surprise party Monday at her home was Mrs. Ann Zanelli, when refreshments were served and a nice program, arranged by Mrs. Ford was presented. Guests attending were: Mrs. Leah Peterson, Mrs. Loren Peterson, Mrs. Frannie PecorelH, Mrs. Mary Pecorelli, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Frank Ropak, Mrs. Mary Toiler, Mrs. Harry Fox, Mrs. Remo Ariotti, Mrs. Lucille Bezyack. WEDNESDAY DINNER Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crawford last Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Peterson from Spring Glen and Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Mangone. Mrs. Peterson is Mrs. Crawford's sister and Mrs. Mangone her niece. HENS In Front of LYRIC THEATRE Price, Utah The WINS SCHOLARSHIP and 261 HELPER PHONE PRICE PHONE 23, 24 Prices Effective Fri., Sat., September " WHITE KING 26c 26c VEL SOAP ""TH,A"T BUTTEIl P NOT 4 "' TfilLET c BC 3 SPRY 48c BROOMS Flavors Pkg GUM AH 7c 5TE W"'GLEVS : N h CART0N BUTTER ARMOURS Case 1ST QUAL,TY SHREDDED 549 SALTINE WHEAT WAFERS 2 10 lbs L" 100 Lbs MISS BEVERLY DYET, who last Thursday was notified that she had received first place In a contest for a nurse scholarship to the General Hospital In Salt Lake City. She, along with a number of other girls about the state, wrote an essay on "Why I Selected The Profession and What Nursing Good A Nurse Can Do For A Community". A former Carbon High School student, Beverly, was graduated last spring with honors and left last Sunday to begin her carrer as a nurse. Lb33c 43c Giant Size L pks FREE DELIVERY DAILY AT DCIPUFC. a.m. 4 p.m. JO EXTRA rEHwilbW BACON 59c W)T ROAST grade 49c er'd RIB STEAK 65c SHORT RIBS ""race8 29c HAMS ETHER HALF 59c LB A LB LB PEARS 25c FERRON HALES BUSHEL Unclas. prunes ,TAL7s Bushel CONCORD GRAPES """"" TOMATOES onions;RV, jo LB8 ' 279 Mkt Price 129 159 ium at 11 a.m. Sunday. District Director Sadie Guerrle Dick Greener, son of Mr. and called the meeting to order. Mrs. J. A. Greener, and Donald King. East Carbon BPW Dimick, son of Earl Dimick, left president, led the 'group singing, Sunday morning on the Zephyr welcoming the State President, for school in the east. Dick has Leah Merrill, and other State ofregistered at the University of ficers that were present: Sue Tennessee. Donald traveled on to Grua, 1st vice president; Virginia New York to attend Columbia Dickerson, treasurer, and Annie university. Peterson, finance chairman. Discussion of Federation PurMr. and Mrs. Fred Griffith and pose and Procedures based on family of Springville were dinner National scripts: "We Learn about guests Sunday at the home of Mr. our Federation", lead by 1st vice and Mrs. Ken Carr. Mrs. Griffith president Sue Grua. She stated is a sister to Mrs. Carr. She rethat BPW was 140,000 women inports they had a wonderful visit. cluding National Federation and Mr. and Mrs. George Heck ac- International. Extension", by "Membership companied by Mr. Heck's aunt, la Mascara, Helper. State officers and chairmen. District Director and the four club presidents fount a corsage by their name, by careful examination they turned oat to be a lovely hankey. The Helper BPW held the draw ing of the 6 quart Presto Cooker. The proceeds to be given to tn State BPW president for the Rhea matic Fever Program that Is State project. The lucky winner was Connie Pappacostas of Helper. Following the luncheon a ten minute recess was declared, after which the afternoon session was called to order by District 1 ' Car-ibo- ' Rlain Crawford and twenty-fiv- e of his friends celebrated his sixth birthday at his home last Thurs- day. A party was given in his honor by his mother, Mrs. Ralph Crawford. The cake and table decorations were in Halloween colors. The honored guest received many useful gifts, and all present enjoyed games and delicious YOUNGSTER CELEBRATES Little Kenny Richardson was honored by a birthday party at his home, Saturday, Sept. 16, given by his mother, Mrs. Emory Richardson. Thirty-fiv- e guests attended. The ibirthday cake was decorated in pink and green and topped with four small candles. Games were enjoyed by all and the honored guest was presented with many lovely gifts. Delicious refreshments were served. STORK SHOWER stork shower was held in honor of Mrs. Rudolph Sanich Monday night at the home of for Mrs. Joe Bear. the affair were Mrs. Joe Bear, Mrs. Ted Christensen, Mrs. Lou White, Mrs. Bob VanNatta and Mrs. Joe Ghirardelli. Cards and various games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Don Burham, Mrs. Golden Day, Mrs. Mike Svetich, Mrs. Joe. Chesnick, Mrs. Frank Jerant and Mrs. Tony Doleatti. A lovely luncheon was served to the following ladies: Mrs. Oliver Sutch, Mrs. Anna Bills, Mrs. Clara Hemmelwright, Mrs. Mary Day, Mrs. Nellie Duncan, Mrs. Nlva Shaw, Mrs. C. W. Kilgore, Sr., Mis. Alfred Kilgore, Mrs. Mike Svetich, Mrs. Jim Marshall, Mrs. Gordon Christensen, Mrs. John Mrs. Christensen, George Ball, Mrs. Lorenzo Cook, Mrs. Don Barham, Mrs. Dick Wilcox, Mrs. L. Thorn, Mrs. Vic Jr., Miss Bonnie Lewis, Miss Bulah Cook. Mrs. George Jerant, Mrs. Frank Jerant, Mrs. Joe Chesnick, Mrs. Joe Paluso, Mrs. Clede Andrienl, Mrs. Ken Ariotti, Mrs. Alphonse Spensko, Mrs. Tony Doleatti, Mrs. Harry Mangns. all of Helper, and Mrs. George Williams, of Price. received Sanich Mrs. many lovely gifts. A Building permits were issued recently for two projects that have at this time neared the completion stage. August Winklereid was issued a permit to build a duplex aparthouses ment and two four-rooon the corner of Canyon and Duchesne streets, to replace four old shacks that have been removed from the location. Clbrario, Etzel and Milano, contractors from Price are doing the work. Strand Is Remodeled Another Improvement on main street Is a remodeling and renovating program now underway at the Strand Thentre. According to Vincent Oilhool, manager of the Hi'Ish Enterprises of Salt Lake City, a new ticket office has been constructed and a rearranging of the lobby Is now underwnv. The Interior or the theatre will he d sevcompletely redecorate made. eral other improvements manIs assistant Weller Charley ager of the Strand, m LARGE PAGE FIYE Leah Merrill, state President. reported on National Board Meet ing In Jacksonville, Florida. Sue proGrua reported on the 1949-5- 0 gram and how It works. Lucille Haws reported on Regional Con vention held In Seattle, WashingMrs. Maggie Roettigar, of Cali- Lucille Haws, Provo club presi- ton., after which Sue Grua showed fornia, left last Sunday for a two dent. Presidents from East Car favors that they had collected WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING week visit in Fountain City, Wis- bon, Provo, Price and Helper gave from the different states that wa AT SALT LAKE SEPT. 24 nresent. To the members It looked consin, with relatives and friends. very interesting talks on "Why The annual fall Board Meeting Believe in Following the National like a grab box. It contained ash of the Federated Womens' Clubs Henry Hachele of Helper and Program." trays, key chains all sizes and left will be held Saturday, Sept. 24 at Dan Murphy of Dragerton, Meeting was adjourned and at shapes, dryed beans, dolls, etc. the Xewhouse hotel in Salt Lake this week for Logan where they 12:30 p.m. the members enjoyed a To the club president who had City with the first session con- will enter the USAC to continue Luncheon at the Diamantl Club the most, members present receivRoom. vening at 10 a.m. followed later their studies. ed a token of thanks from the Diswere of decorations table The by a luncheon meeting. Two outMrs. Frank Bonacci and daughtrict Director. Provo President standing speakers will address the ter, Jenny, accompanied Mr. Bon- fall flowers, each member found Lucille Haws was the winner, at their second was a tie with East women. All officers, state chair- acci n to Salt Lake where they will 'a very unique place card with a of Coke A men, club presidents and all others piece and Price and third was Help spend a week visiting with their plate. and green ribbon tied er. Each of the three presidents interested are cordially invited to two daughters in Salt Lake and yellow attend this meeting. around. received a remembrance. Kaysville. Club Collect was read iby Mary A closing thought for the day HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY was: A club Is made up of each Three New Houses and Theatre Alterations Are Near Completion PAR SOAP JOURNAL (Utah) Ar-vll- Or-lan- DURKEES 15c m 15c LB .0O MARGARINE Golden Ripe Gallon SUGAR 69c 35c BANANAS PUREX QUARTS Doz. B P G 330 JARS 1 10 PINEAPPLE MILK 50 34c 87c 43c " BISQUICK JELL0 RED 8TAR FLOUR 37c EGGS Doz. NO. J2 CAN 25c 25c Trim-miner- s, OLD DUTCH Small "A" Grade S WIDE MOUTH JABS & all sizes at Broadbents 3lc Sk,pw ROLi-- M49 The South Central District Conference of the Utah Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club, morning session was held at the Helper Civic Auditor- J HAVE TISSUE TUNA 339 22, B.P.W. District Cpnfernce Held Here Sunday Committee Reports Given To Delegates Martin Perrero, and family accompanied by Frank Scavo, Joe Rolando and Harold ' O'Brien, were vlBltors in Salt Lake at the home of Raymond Dugdale last week end. They attended three ball games of which the Spring Glen Mudhens lost two and won one. Mrs. Social Security Man To Be At Price and every member. Don't expect your president to carry the load. Her shoulders are no ibroader than yours or mine. Tuesday, September 27 Sterling K. Peterson, Field Representative of the Provo office of the Social Security Administration, will be in Price at the Court House from 9:00 a.m. untl 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 27. 1949, to conduct the business of e and Surthe Bureau of vivors Insurance, Mr. Peterson observed that a large section of the public thinks of Social Security solely in terms of retirement benefits payable at age 65, whereas over 41 per cent of all monthly benefits paid under the plan go to the survivors of deceased workers. In the event of of an insured death worker, monthly benefits are paid first to the widow and children under 18 years of age. I no widow nor minor child survives, the monthly 'benefits are paid to dependent parents over age 65. If the deceased left no widow, minor children nor dependent parents over 6", a lump sum Is paid to the party that pays the burial expenses. Mr. Peterson explains that the only sure way of knowing whether or not the deceased was Insured under Social Security is for the survivors to check with the Social Security office. This should be done in all cases where the deceased had a Social Security card. Old-Ag- BilBE HELPER SEPT. THURSDAY, Mr. loiiowed. j Tnllius. was Mr. Guest couple George OF THE MOOSE ent"tained According to a report issued from the office of B. H. Young, county clerk, marriage permits were issued to the following couples during the past week: Joseph Wood, Jr., Dragerton, and Lena Donela Mae Adams, Dragerton. Billy Lee Coopride, Dragerton, and Emma Linda Smiley, Dragerton. Claude E. Smith, Price, and Barbara Lois Thompson, Price. Delile F. Cramer, Elmo, and Doris Mae Erickson, Elmo. Claude Lacey, Columbia, and Thelma Nelson, Dragerton. Joe Martinez, Royal, and Gladys Kvaternick, Royal. Floyd Sfeal, Columbia, and Gloria Christensen, Price. Water Users' Meeting Is Scheduled For September 28 and 29 TO ATTEND WASATCH Geralyn Lambson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nielsen, will attend school at Wasatch Academy at Mt. Pleasant this year. Her brother, Gordon, spent five years there and graduated last spring as an honor student. Gordon has registered at Westminister lege, Salt Lake City. Col- STRAND SHOWING THE BEST PICTURES ALWAYS FRIDAY & SATURDAY September 23, 24 TWO BIG HITS Hit No. 1 "PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" With GARY COOPER TERESA WRIGHT Hit No. 2 "WINNERS CIRCLE" SUN. MON. TUE. September 25, 26, 27 TWO BIG HIT8 Hit No. 1 "THE GREAT SINNER" With GREGORY PECK AVA GARDNER Hit No. 2 "SOME OF THE BEST" WED. and THUR. September 28, 29 Walt Disney's Features TWO BIG HIT8 Hit No. 1 "DUMBO" Hit No. 2 , 'SALUDA AMIGOS' In the Strand Theatre there Is no coarse grained picture; no great picture distortion; no long range vision that contribute to eye might strain and eye fatigue. Make That Appointment! The annual meeting of the Utah Water Users Association will be held in Salt Lake City in the New-houand Wednesday Hotel, Thursday, September 28 and 29, 1949. Many Important matters pertaining to our state's water and power development will be discuss ed by such leading men as E. 0. Larsen, representing Reclamation; John A. Widtsoe, William R. Wallace, Harold A. Llnke, State Engineer, and Dewey George Clyde. Reports will also be made by the presidents or representatives from each county on their needs for water development Paul P. will discuss the needs of a program on state and privately owned land. An Invitation is extended to all Irrigation companies in the state se Ash-wor- Hospital Sept. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffendol, Price, boy. Sept. 9 Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, Price, boy. Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mills, Elmo, girl. Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs Douglas McLean, Price, boy. Paul Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Price, boy. Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Boyo , Warner. Price, girl. Sept. 12 Mr. and Mrs. Kellto Gonzable, New Mexico, boy. Sept. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Broderick, Emery, boy. Mrs. Eri Sept. 13 Mr. and Beachel, Hiawatha, girl. Sept. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sillitoe, Helper, boy. Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oli ver, Price, girl. Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colton, Helper, boy. Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Archuletta, Hiawatha, girl. Gea-choSept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Miestas Kenilworth, girl. Sept. 16 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Allred, Price, girl. Sept. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martinez, Wattis, boy. Sept. 16 Mr. and Mrs. William Hannett, Orangeville, boy. Sept. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Valdez, Rains, iboy. Sept. 18 Mr. and Mrs. David Sprelrer, Price, girl. Sept. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Young, Huntington, boy. Standardvllle Hospital Sept. 9 Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Tatton, Standardvllle, boy. Kenilworth Hospital Sept. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Berensen, Kenilworth, girl. City-Count- y th to have a good representation present at this annual meeting. 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