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Show The Helper UIfll!PfMIIMII!r m !0)Ol!flll omcrn 8 V Helper Co-E- J0UrilaI Club d Beauty Association To Name Queen For Hair Style Show Lodges Clubs - Initiation Tea Held Friday Night ... Marriage permits iho Ifnllowinovivuuvu R P1PrW J,l VU1 TT FHwarrl 1.11 V "P H nmin a "UtCWt, unu ATTENTION, HELPER COEDS! uum.nu, v,uiurauu, ana Madalyj. Lovely in every detail was th Set the . Matrons All Helper girls between u.u.., uiouu junction, Club Initiation Tea Helper Co-E- d Charlea Vanrant 25 to are 16 and eligible of nj. ages Card held Friday evening at the civic vie for the queen contest to de- cnima ijuu omion, Price ur ciuo forty-fowhen Next Saturday auditorium, Arnold Mathis. Price, ' and termine a queen for the annual " members, including the initiates, wara, sponsored show, hair spring vanyon. being . auu . be one of the style i to h Promising im. wore lunuais iu jj iu na,ti Hiram Leno Spnni hiehliehts of the social season is oy iue vaiuu on December 7, neicu uiaue uionaicn, Helper Association, to be given nans' . . .lerrv C ma.' nresident. welcomed lne puouc card party ... auauonum i I- in of Matrons" Circle trice .u. the by the Past THIMBLE CLUB MEETS Coeds wishing to enter the conChapter. No. 13. Order of the members past present, -. faculty Playing iat tv- hostess test no strings attached are . , '"urgaaj dub president, Rosana sage, ana mgnx to memoers or th m,iv: a Ma or send take to Price 1:30 asked the in picture 26. at p.m. the club advisers, Mrs. George Mra Tna0 mluraer of imh Wfta ...... and a lock of their own bair to wn.ro! arrets on Pizza and Miss Rose Santi, who sonic Temple. w.n evening mni ou. cujuauie A hot dinner will be served to Smiley's Beauty Shop in Helper were presented with beautiful or RewiTic anti vismne ah An u ucuciuji commence the adfair, tp be fol-- ' before next Saturday, Nov. 26. The corsages. Each girl then introduceJ mncneon was served. 27. Nov. on will be chosen herself and her mother, who was lowed by cards and prize drawings. winner General chairman for the party) This is absolutely the only re-- is her guest. Mrs. Thomas Migliaccio of quirement for the contest. The Acting as toastmistress for the ticket chairman is winner will be judged according and anHelper who tea was Shiela Dorius, Fred Mrs. Reynolds of Price. For to her picture and type of hair. nounced the following program: in She will reign as queen over tickets Helper, contact Mrs. song, Joyce Nason, accompanied SHOWING THE BEST the hair style show and will have by Eleanor Tolich; accordion solo, Migliaccio. new hair by a styling complete PICTURES ALWAYS WOMAN'S CLUB Gay Sillitoe; dance, Margaret Ann fashionable hairBirkinshaw, Glen Bonnie Lewis, A very interesting travel talk on Wallace, Joan Plaga, of Salt Lake City and THURS, FRI. SAT. accompanied by Shirlene Gardner; Czechoslovakia, given by Mr. and style artist of the grand trophy at winner Lou Mrs. Martin Ririe of Price, en quartet, Frances Duffy, Betty November 24, 25, it convention. She White, Severina Gonzales and Mae tertained members and guests of! the state Beauty " "EVERYBODY Xiras, accompanied by Renee Wil- the Helper Woman's Club last " 111 Alene Taylor son: clarinet duet, Tlio TJiriPo Thnrarfav oftornnnn DOES FT' and Geri Johnson, accompanied spent several years on an LDS General chairman for the hair With of onrl Viorll style revue is Emma Lambson by LaRae Wilstead; piano solo miocinn irt that PAUL DOUGLAS of the Associa- .president Price, T.aRan Wilstead: reading. Lou' i0n foj fol- the LINDA DARNELL who has appointed Jean Jensen: song. Dolores Mrs Rirje wore the Czecho. tion, as to commuiees Helper lowing ili. accompanied by Dianna Wahl. lnvaVta vah nat,,TT,p Tea table arrangements were many jtems o handwork and other sist: tickets, Elsie Charlesworth SUN. MON. TUE. carried out In fall colors, with articie3 brought from there. Mr. and Irene Espinosa; advertising. November 27, 28, 29 Bessie Amano; and model lineup. a low bowl of orange and yellow jRirle fiang songs in the' dwarf chrysanthemums forming Czechoslovak!an In Technicolor andibmuey Amano language, ta- the centerpiece th translated them into English SIX YEARS OLD "THAT MIDNIGHT. pers and napkins completing the A short 'business session was helped Kindergarten children decorations. The table was covered conducted by Mrs. Carl Schoen-berge- r, KISS" little Becky Burgin celebrate her with a rich lace cloth. Presiding at The next meet- sixth president. With birthday Monday, when the tea table were Miss Sage and ing will be the Christmas party party refreshments were served KATHRYN GRAY80N Miss Cima. for club members only, and is Mrs. Burgin for the occasion. JOSE ITURBI Serving and refreshments were scheduled for Thursday, December by white The and cupcakes pink Bonnie Petersen, 15, at 1:00 p.m. It will be in the! in charge of: were topped with white candles om i. c it Patsy Bezyack, Dolores Zanelll, iorin i; oi a cuvereoji aisa WED. and THUR. Duueiand i,alioon horns were given as Beverly Mutz, Elaine Crawford luncheon, with Mrs. R. C. Sheldon, tor Nov. 30, Dec 1 and Eukiko Sugihara; decorations Mrs. Leva Hall and Miss Carrie favorg ReC0rds were played amusement. by Mae Xiras, Joyce Nason and Ashton in charge of arrangements. TWO BIG HIT8 Mary Kandaris. FOUR YEARS OLD Hit No. 1 REBEKAHS The club president conducted A fish pond, snowmen favors The next regular meeting of a very Impressive candlelight "APARTMENT and games attracted the twenty-thre- e ceremony to Initiate the follow- Utahna Rebekah Lodge, No. 39, small guests, who attended FOR PEGGY" ing girls into the club: Betty Lou will not be held until Thursday, the of little party birthday 15. for December With The meeting Marilyn Christenseu, Anderson, Ginger Barboglio last Saturday " Margaret Evatz, Shdrlene Gard- the fourth Thursday in November afternoon. JEANNE CRAIN cake was Ginger's Carolyn fell on Thanksgiving Day, so was white Nadine Haskell, ner, WILLIAM HOLDEN topped with four red canJoyce dispensed with. Joan Houghton, Healy, dles and miniature red snowmen Hit No. 2 Houghton, Lou Jean Jensen, and the party room was decorated BEAUCEANT Bonnie Jean Lewis, Johnson, "CANADIAN Price Assembly, No. 86, Social with red and white to further Patsy Johnson, Marion Parker, Order of the Beauceant, held a reg portray the color scheme. PACElCr Joan Plaga, Melva Porter, Mary last ular Friday evening, meeting With Lou Richardson, Euldko Sugihara, SEWING CLUB CONVENES which commenced with a covered home of Mrs. Cliff Hansen RANDOLPH SCOTT The Gay Sillitoe, Aleen Taylor, Bardish dinner at 6:30 p.m. Presiding in Spring Glen was the scene of bara Turner, Carol Vance, Marwas Mrs. Edway Redd, president. for sewing club the garet Ann Wallace, Dianna Wahl, In the Strano Theatre there BAND MOTHERS LaRae Wilstead. Betty Lou White members and an additional guest, is no coarse grained plctare; and LaRene Winters. With Mrs. Ernest Flaim, presi- Mrs. J. L. McFall, last Wednesno great plctu , "Istortlon; dent, taking charge, band mothers day evening. Climaxing the so"ial PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS no long range vision that Pinochle club members met last convened at the Central school hour a tasty luncheon was served. eye W contribute might Thursday evening with their host- building last Wednesday night to RULERS, 12 or 15 Inch See-Thfatigue. and atraln eye ess, Mrs. Ben Reddington, Jr., further discuss plans for raising or Wooden; 15c and up. At band suits. the who served delicious refreshments money to purchase Journal. Helper Homemade candy will be sold once following the pinochle game, prizes for which went to Mrs. Clifford a week at the Central School, and VanNatta and Mrs. Leslie Reid. band mothers will continue to soda pop and A special guest was Mrs. Clarence sell hamburgers, candy at the Junior high school Reid. every Thursday. NEEDLE PALS FETED RELIEF SOCIETY Needle Pals were feted last LDS Relief Society The Helper Wednesday night by their hostess, Mrs. Leonard Lange, whose spe- will meet next Monday evening at cial guests included: Mrs. Jack 7:30 p.m. in the Relief Society of Mrs. room of the chapel, when the Lawley Carbonville, Chas. Carimati, Mrs. Harry Liapis, social science lesson will be preMrs. John Pessetto, Mrs. George sented by Violo O'Berto. All memFerderber and Mrs. Keno Ariotti bers are urged to attend, states and her mother. Members were Inez Burgener, president. happy to have Mrs. Louis DeRose WEDNESDAY HOSTESS in attendance again, after a short Club members were feted last absence. Delicious refreshments Wednesday night at the home of were enjoyed and the hostess re- Mrs. William who Wetmore, ceived a lovely gift from the club. served a tasty dessert luncheon at tables suggestive of the ThanksENJOY DINNER DANCE The Auxiliary of the Brother- giving theme. Prizes were awarded AND 5 P.M. PRIZE DRAWINGS AT hood of Railroad Trainmen and to Mrs. J. A. Greener, Mrs. J. B. their husbands enjoyed a lovely Willis and Mrs. W. C. Berry. turkey dinner and dance- - Sunday HELPER DANCING CLUB evening at the Kiva, with the In keeping with the Thanksthe The PUBLIC, is invited to following couples in attendance: giving season were the table decte Mr. and Mrs. Emery Nason, Mr. most Children's Shop in the orations consisting of a large and Mrs. Clifford VanNatta, Mr. hollowed whole of Carbon County. pumpkin filled with seaand Mrs. S. A. Llewellyn, Mr. and sonal fruits accented by orange Mrs. Cliff Dyet, Mr. and Mrs. Jack tapers and arrangePhalen. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mil- ments, which pyracanthus added to the festivler, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gardner, ity of the November party for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hiatt, Mr. Helper dancing club members and and Mrs. Leonard Thayn and Mr. guests Saturday evening at the A COMPLETE STOCK OF and Mrs. A. H. Lamoreaux. Country Club. Fifty-fou- r made dinner reservations for the formal ELECTRIC RANGE TEEN-AG- E AND affair, hostesses for which were DEMONSTRATION Mrs. Paul A demonstration on the new Dalpiaz, Mrs. Jesse Westinghouse Electric range pur- Perry and Mrs. Hector Chiara. SKIRTS chased from the Wayne Motor CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY DRESSES, GOATS, SHOES, Company was given by Mrs. Mary Keith Burnhope celebrated his Black last Friday afternoon at ninth birthday last Wednesday the home of Mrs. O. L. Kelly. afternoon when a group of friends BLOUSES AND NOVELTIES The food which was prepared was were invited to his home for the served to the following ladies occasion. Games were enjoyed and attending: Mrs. E. L. FJeldsted, lovely refreshments served to: Mrs. Orlando Sulplzio, Mrs. John Linda Broadbent, Blaine CrawSillitoe. Mrs. Dick Rogers, Mrs. ford, Roberta Uzelac, Nancy Ken Carr, Mrs. Ford Winters, Splro Pappacostas, Joe Mrs. Forrest Benedict, Mrs. Jess Moran, Roy Carnes, Marjie Nelson, Manager Larry Austin, Cox, Mrs. W. C. Berry, Mrs. David Terry and Johnny Hopper, Kay Dress Shop Located in of Rette-Len- e Kane and Mrs. Keith Gardner. Dimlck, Sherry Uzelac, and Peggy and Coy Day. Balloons were given Phone New, Itema to journal as favors Past For Party I ...... ... ,.imh r.u t.:. Nai iju.. STRAND ' Prices Effective, Tues, Wed, Nov. CANS SPRING PEAS GARDEN LBS RAISINS GREEf 35c 57c DEAfJSr:il9c 22, 23 and Fri, Sat, Nov. OYSTERS 1IEfJflA COniJ POWDERED SAUCE SHREDDED HAPPVVALE Canjc PUREX Jj 3" ORANGES Sweet, Juicy L,! 47c 17c CAN 2CANS27c 6c or BROWN SUGAR 2 lb WHEAT 5 p.m. .25c BANANAS PKG - BARS BARS h MIRACLE Spry, Crisco Lbs Jjj WALNUTS OLIVES PEARS 3 LB 87c 83c MT. WHITNEY ROSEDALE lJC ' TALL CAN Z2 No. 33C CAN NO. 2 CAN 33c PENNANT MINCE MEAT LBS 39c Chicken soupc;r:i3c Noodle 16c 2 ut CANDIES 43c FRUITCAKE FRUIT 13C VALLEY UTAH 10 oz MIX 25c 31c 4c 8c COCKTAIL TALL CAN SQUASH LB banana"0 er Grand (Opening! NUTS BOTTLE CATSUP Ger-aldi- ru PINK Tall can TT" SHELLED PINEAPPLE SALMON SHORTENING WHIP Quart .,., Zan-abo- g Ripe 15c PKGS KRISPIES Golden RICE 29c Ura,PK0 BISQUICIt 43c PAR SOAP PKS Package PIE CRUST 17c 23c SOAP 4bars19c CASHMERE EGGS SUttr bouquet 3 23C 'A' Grade Pullet EAL TREND 23c Doz. 43c SOAP SWEETHEART 4 25c Ocean Spray ' ' lalf Gal. y" SAU8AGl FREE DEUUERY DAILY AT CRANBERRY covc 25, 26 CELEflY FMDAY, tlOU. 2STH tail SKKDP 1,3 attend J tOJ No. 1 JCH JHHP IWJ MUMVS MM MM mm MMB P0J1K DUTTS POT ROAST 43c BEEF Lb 'A' Grade 4Q SICED BACON LB MUTTON ROAST 18 57c 33c ompenuve ritiujus We'll Not be Undersold PORK LEGS .v Z, LEGO LAMB PICNICS 6MALL LEAN hams who:l; 47c "63c LB39c LB 49c BROADiE HELPER PHONE 261 PRICE PHONE up-to-da- CHILDREN'S Come & Look! Come 339 . 0Uel tn . Rear &jS |