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Show MEETS THURSDAY BEAUTICIANS TO SHOW HAIR club members Thursday bridge PAGE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 and guests, Mrs. Paul Dalpiaz, Mrs. Willard Ross. Mrs. John STYLES AT PRICE WEDNESDAY Laboroi and Mrs. George Sprat-bride- s They were married at the home of the mother, Thursday ling met last week with their with National in attendance and the winner will In conjunction hostess. Mis. Frank Dalpiaz. who evening Oct. 12, with Reverend October be announced at that time and Laird Laveland officiating. Close served a lovely hot luncheon. Beauty week, which is vaiuaoie witn many demon- - presented hair friends and relatives attended. with bridge following. Winners at 22 to 27 numerous has shut-i- n work gifts. and strations Those attending from Helper bridge were Mrs. Hector Cliiara, T i;.. nn ndviaan that there a.-Onmues were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jouflas. Mrs. Laboroi and Mrs. Paul Dal- - been done in the county, un ycin applica- 12 Smiley Amano demon- is still time to send ctober piaz. contest to their Attending the Telephone Piostrated various hair styles at the tions for tl JOUFLAS BE VE RIDGE Mr8 shops Mf beauty in in Salt Lake last Friday Helper neers J85"1 woman's clubusedmeeting Mrs. Wll- - Operators attending the Utah Exchanging vows in a double (were in Salt Lake City from here were Mrs. Wilbeing with models ring ceremony were Miss Sophia night the Beauticians of !whn is attending St. Mary's Col- - liam Barrett, Mrs. J. Hardee and convention Mrs. Teresa uncrccc cmtcdta imc and liam Morrison Jouflas. daughter of Mrs. Helen Mrs. week end were Pauline Fos- and Mr. and also Amano ! enter-Mrs. lege. took past D'Ambrosio. The event Mrs. Lindstrom. Mrs. place Ricjiardson Jean Emory Jouflas, of Salt Lake City, and Mary tained her bridge club last Thurs-- visiting their daughter. Teresa, also gave a short talk on the need sat. Bessie Amano, Smiley Amano Thomas L. Beveridge. a son of at the Ambassador club. former residents of for nrofessional beauty care, and and Irene Espinosa. Mrs. Madge Bereridge, of Cliarles-roi- , was back at her desk Saturday day when Mrs. Art Dalpiaz, Mrs. Kenny Rogers, Amano urges all ladies in Charles At wood, Mrs. Fred Bo- Helper. morning. explained the purpose of national . Mrs. , . Pa. area to maxe eveiy this .,t Mrs. v William the group. sone, Mr. Barrett, home beaut week to Dr. returned Demman hair this a attend style show inj includes Mike Bottino, Mrs. Tom Beveridge week next for Plans Monday and reports that Dorothy and Mrs. John Colzani attended Ann is hair style show October Price next Wednesday and see feeling fine and will re- beautv trends as special guests. A delicious hot 7:30 25 at p.m. in the Price audi-- ! what the very latest styling to nurses training this week. turn to! holds future what the and are dinner preceeded the bridge game, Mrs. Demman will remain in torium that will be of interest with high scores going to Mrs. Omaha is urged store for women in beauty cul-t- "Democratic state and ft with Dorothy Ann for a everyone and the public eral administration ture and treatments. Bosone, Mrs. Robert Buchanan. few attend the showing. DuUt days. PROGRESSIVE Mkt, Helper be Special will Mrs. At wood and Mrs. A. S. Wahl. contestants military installation. In Utah The queen at an investmen of 2 Mrs. Thelma McGonigal visited BEAUCEANT CARD PARTY this week in Helper and Price Mrs. Jenny Borla was in Salt base SET FOR MID NOVEMBER Elk hunters who were lucky with friends. She has been living Plans are nearing completion in Salt Lake City, but is now a to return with their game were; Lake City on business last week ever unrig to Utah? lor tne public earn pany oemg resident of Provo. Pete Foderaro and wife. Ernest' end. sponsored by the Social Order of Sillitoe and wife, and Paul DalVisitors in Salt Lake City last Tony and Rose Migliaccio and the Beauceant, Tuesday, Nov. 14, piaz. Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank at the Helper Civic Auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCord of a Fred Hall, former Helperite. and Dalpiaz and Miss Ada Riche. according to Mrs. Rose Miner, Grand Junction left today for Los now in vacation the A residing in Greenville, Calif., chairman. committee turkey dinner will be served, and any Angeles area. Just a good excuse was a visitor here for two days an one wishing to make reservations for Tom to try out his new Lin- - this week. A past governor of atmay do so by contacting Mrs. coin on the long Nevada and the Helper Moose lodge, he attended the regular meeting of New Miner or Mrs. Bob Sheldon, phone California highways. Box the group Tuesday evening. 200 or 39-"W T1T1 . A "17 W k n elan j from Returning Sunday night ar riMJuuviifOisi v XL, iHKt, peciai Helper was Lake his in Salt deer with Southern Utah visitors Business CLUB VARIETY CHIPPEWA Gus and Marie At their regular meeting Fri- Morgan (Buffalo Richards) Riche. Monday were Tsangaris. day night, the Variety Club spent Among the lucky hunters re BASS the evening bowling, afer which week! last with their deer turning they gathered at the home of end were Mr. and Mrs. Carl As and their hostess. Mrs Robert Strong, and Ralph Crawford. Those bury for a delicious dessert. BUCKHECT who enjoyed the evening were: Salt Lake City visitors SaturMrs. Martin Ahlin, Mrs. Carlyle day and Sunday were Mr. and SMILEY and BESSIE Jerry L. Jensen, Price and Burton, Mrs. LaMar Hansen, Mrs. Mrs. Pete Ciochetto and Mr. and iLeoria Joan Price. Burgiss, Max Magann and Miss Jane Mrs. Jack Patterson and son, Emigue M. Padilla, Diagerton, Bryan. and Annie Martinez, Dragerton. Friends of the J. R. Birrefl Nick Flemetakis. Price, and Ila Friends of Mrs. Frank Bonaccj family are sorry to see them will be pleased to know that she Rae Leavitt, Reed. Spring Glen, leave for Denver this week to is lack home after a month's' Charles R. Atwood, Price, and make their home. New job for illness at the Holy Cross hospital Gayle Rhea Brotherson, Price. hubby necessitated the change In Sal T.nlrn fMf.w Where the motive to do right Mrs. Birrell tells us. WOOL SOCKS -:- - WOOL SHIRTS exists, and the majority of one's acts are right, we should avoid Bowlers WINTER UNDERWEAR referring to past mistakes. CLASS1F1GD DISPLAY Still Mary Baker Eddy Leading HELPER POUH The JOURNAL (Utah) CLUB OF MOOSE WOMEN Women of the Moose met in regular meeting Tuesday. Oct. 17. Final plans were made for the James J. Davis banquet which wjJ )e neid Saturday, Oct. 21 at 7.30 p.m. The next meeting will be Tues- day, Oct. 21, under the direction i Mooseheart chairman, Theresa D'Ambrosio, and will be Christ- mas in October at which time the members will bring gifts for the children at Mooseheart. i r SiNATOf 1 A WaxPapercKni25'20c o , at v HUNTERS NEEDS two-wee- k at l !.(! Stock, Mb Brach's, J Smiley's Beauty Shop BOOTS WAUES j Johnny's IA UHVHI. I Q WHITE STAG FIELD and STREAM RED SWEAT SHIRTS and CAPS EVERYTHING THE HUNTER NEEDS FOR SALE Fully equipped 1950 Mercury. Phone Helper 276 or can at 602 North Main. FOR SALE acres land below Call Edith Canto, or 366, Price. 2 Carbonville. Phones 805-- J, 7,27,usc THE TOGGERY 4 room house. In FOR SALE 240 River at St., Helper. quire -- Utah Helper In Womens League SALE FOR SALE Estate Heatrola, medium size, good condition, very reasonable. Also small used coal range. Call Helper 183-R- . FOR let's Get Wise! MARKWELL Staplers and sta ples always available at the HelMonday night only four teams Journal. per of the Women's bowling league participated in scheduled play with Johnny's taking three Our tilt with points in a three-serie- s the Helper Journal taking the reHOME - MADE maining one point. Other pairing for the evening C H I L I saw Hamms Beer take three points from the Olivetto team. Bucks and Service Cleaners, the other two teams in the league, postponed their scheduled game to some future date. Team high scores for the evening went to Hamms with a high of 865; Johnny's was second with came in 858, and the Journal Quarts, Gallons third with 850. three-gamIndividual high series Take Some Home went to Edith Tone with 418; second to Ruth Patterson with 405, Home-Mad- e and third to Dena Pierotti with us one chance to prove satisfaction that we excell in fine Laundry Service. Try FOR SALE dining room set, one breakfast set, one large wardrobe, and one fruit cupboard. See Eugene Anderson at 369 N. 1st East, Price. 396. Single high game scores were: Coal Heatrola. FOR SALE Ruth Patterson, 152; Edith Tone, cellent condition. Inquire 11" 150; and Renaun Brackett, 140. St., Helper, Phone 370-R- . Pairings for next, week's series will see Service Cleaners against '46 Ford ton Johnny's; Helper Journal against FOR SALE Beer, and Buck's will 85 Hamm's new. See Like at pickup. roll against Olivetto's. . Palmer St., or Phone One 540 216-M- TEAM OVERALL SERVICE TOO! HELPER CITY LAUNDRY Special HELPER rvice STRICTLY and individuality. ant see us today Or Phone JgQ for a Free Come in Consultation on your Beauty Needs brought back the latest in Hair Fashions from the U.A.B. Convention. We have UNION CAFE SUNRISE CAFE Owned & Operated by FRANK LUM BARDI Through Our Professional Knowledge We Can Serve You Better 9 5 3 SALE Baby bed and waterproof mattress. Good condition. Inquire at Queen Ann Cafe or Phone 349 COMPARE fJlaflTifillJ Miscellaneous 46-z3- 5c For United States Senate - - A Successful (See March Issue, 1946, Utah Farmer) A Qualified Veteran of World War I. (See U.S. Regular Army Records A Man of the People People. (8ee records. 1912-191- - Chosen Uth Secretary of MESSAGE A WALTER K. GRANGER Utah Farmer by the State) Endorsed by The National Economy Committee of Utah. Pd. Pol. Adv. by Natl. Economy committee. I Wmm J. ONLY CANDIDATE WHO IS s8il & UPHOLSTERY Shampooing, All work guaranteed.. See W. R. Everett, 644 N. 2nd East 7.8.usc Price. Phone 955-- CARPET 4iAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA in se- W FOR at PROGRESSIVE Mkt, Helper BILL BAKER Designed to give you the utmost 14 8 5 FOR SALE in Olivetto's located furnished, partly Call Martin. Kelly, George Phone S5 or 202-J- . TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTVTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT I Custom Ford V-FOR SALE Johnny's four overdrive, Buck's door sedan, 284-fully equipped. Phone Hamm's Service Cleaners cabin, Journal Angelo Georgedes, Proprietor Tangerine g STANDINGS 8, WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU PHONE 540 SHORT SILHOUETTE CUTS Pastries. 100 Hair Fashions Are 1950-5- 1 e -- PHONE BECOMING! six-tea- m Pints It's natural to think we can do a thing better than others! Give to your are so vice. "The Granger. Thye Act allows the Forest 8ervlce to accept labor performed by permittees on payments due the service; to use other public or private Intermingling lands or reseeding purposes; Issuance of ten year grazing permits instead of one year permits; cooperative work between the Individual and the Forest 8er- - Effective Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Each Week It Cosrs Less TO GO BY BUS! ONTINENTAL T RAILWAYS PHONE fil AiAinN HOTEL |