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Show n DAY Legion Auxiliary Makes Plans For Halloween Party TWINS Five Day with HONORED j HELPER The and Peggy OCTOBER were honored last Sunday THURSDAY, a birthday party, given by old year Coy 19, (Utah) JOURNAL PAGE FIV1 1950 their mother. Mrs. Ab Day. Thirty of their little friends were to enjoy birthday cake and other refreshments, also horn favors and interesting games. Prizes were won by Johnny Dia-- i mailt i. Kay Dimick, Coy Day, Pa-- ; tricia Bosone. Keith Burnhope and Karolee Robinson. The honored guests received many lovely and useful gifts. HOSTESS ENTERTAINS STAKE ELECTION FROLIC The American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. William Bates entertained The MIA Stake Junior Gleaner 21 Unit No. met at the Helper ber sewing club and one special Frolic and election of officers civic auditorium on Thursday, Oct. guess, Mrs. Holt, last Wednesday, will be held Oct. 24, at Castle V2. with President Mis. Vera Following an evening of sewing Gate in the Ward Chapel, with 1 Litizzette in charge At this meetand chatting a delicious luncheon Mrs. Ralph Crawford in charge, MRS. CRAWFORD ENTERTAINS an "Apron and Overall" HalENTERTAINS lAll girls are urged to attend. was served. Pinarelli as extra guest, and the ing Members 0f the Thursday loween Party for Oct. 26 at the Greener entertained night following were welcomed as new THIMBLE CLUB FETED BRIDGE CLUB CONVENES Helper civic auditorium at 7:30 night bridge club bridge cub spent an enjoyable member Miss Mary fffd" Mascara. p.m. was decided upon. A delightful ',' last week. A lovely evening wun tneir hostess Mrs. Mrs. Bridge club members convened evening was enHarry Liapis and Mrs. Reggy " Her All American Legion Post No. joyed by Thimble club members Tuesday night with their hostess, ol,pnine of bridge C. L. Crawford last week. A Williams. A delicious dessert was 21 members and American Prize tasty dessert was served followed last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Rudy Rebol, with Mrs. MarLegion W the group. during an evening of sew- Auxiliary Unit No. 21 members ITALIAN LODGE i enJe Max Chadwick with Mrs. Lynn tin Ganser and Mrs. George Grl-v- et w C. Berry, by a game of bridge with prizes served ing and chatting. WINNER ANNOUNCES are O. as an extra guest. A to W. their and invited. Broadbent Mrs. Mr.. partners going Ray attending as additional guests. Greener, Mrs. !;;ort;eM, Announcement has been made delicious luncheon was served to A delicious dessert luncheon was The only admission is a HalloH. P. Lloyd and Mrs. Frank Pizza. BIRTHDAY HONORED inisyween mask. If you plan to go that the winner of the drawing' the group. -served followed by 'bridge, prises A sociable evening honoring please cal Katherine for the lace table cloth given FRIDAY HOSTESS went to Mrs. Mike Bottino, Mrs. Eaquinta, An evening of bridge and a de- the birtrday 0f Miss Ada Rkhe, Phone 333. by Tuesday, Oct. 24th. away at the annual banquet of MRS. NASON HOSTESS Grivet and Mrs. P. M. Gonzalez. Mrs. Clyde Nason played hostlicious luncheon was enjoyed by was enjoyed at the home of her The following chairmen were (the Stella D America lodge, was WANTED RELIEF SOCIETY the club members and guests, Mrs. sister. Mrs. Ab Day last Satur-day- , also appointed by the president: Rudolph Rebel, operator ot the ess to her Thursday night club with the following in atek with Mrs. William last Mrs. Bessie Putman will preAmericanism, Mrs. Ray Black; Progressive Market. Louis Bracken and Mrs. Dallas Hemming Crandall at the home of Mrs. tendance: Mrs. Paul Dalpiaz and Poppy, Mrs. A. S. Wahl; Poppy BRIDGE CLUB FETED attending as extra sent the social science lesson to children. Mrs. Otto Robinson and Posters, Mrs. guest. A tasty dessert luncheon the Helper LBS Relief Society George Rowley. Dayton Kelly last Friday night. The members of the Wednes- was served In a few months the schools proceeding the game members next Tuesday. Mrs. EvePrizes went to Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. daughter. Mrs. Joe Riche and son, day night bridge club and guests, of bridge, with prize awards go lyn Winters will give instruction ;Mrs. Mrs. Louis will be contacted and instructed Margaret McNary, Call Ben Reddington and Mrs. Clifford Mrs. John Zupon, Riche, Mrs. as to the Poppy Posters for this Mrs. William Hemming and Mrs. ing to Mrs. William Wetmore, on how to vote to avoid mistakes VanN'atta. Needles Elgin Kofford were feted at the Mrs. Nason and Mrs. Frank Charley Zamhoni, Patricia Bosone year. and loss of vote. Hemming. 'home of Mrs. Frank Mullins last and and Pherese Philip A 270-- J Mary drive is also NEEDLE PALS FETED membership phone week. A delicious luncheon was inLovely refreshments Mrs. Angelo Venturelli played underway and we would like a served urior to the nlavine of a enwas St. cake cluding birthday Helper 515 Cedar good showing. hostess to her sewing club last bridge, with prizes going to Mrs. the group. Wednesday night with Miss Mary joyed by James Kavanagh and Mrs. Sam REBEKAHS Last Thursday evening Utahna Waterfield. FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER )D CENTER Rebekah Lodge No, 39 paid triPROGRESSIVE Mkt, Helper Special bute to Louella Norman, president of the Rebekah assembly of Utah and her officers. A delicious dinner was served Needs No Refills at ti:30 p.m. under chairmanship B of Linda Uhle, Martha Williams, Uses Regular Ink Nora Sealy and Mary Wilson with the help of the various members. New INKOGRAPH Pen Ml . n MIIHM II 'I (fMW The dining room was in charge PS of Carrie Ashton and Mary Wil-'soGreeting of the officers was Positively won't leak. in care of .Leva B. Hall. On the present committee were Myrtle Writes smoothly enei 01 Bryner, Maxine Murphy and Ethel wrapping paper. T. Binch. After the dinner the local lodge led in singing Rebekah for Loan it without tear ot disSaturday, Oct. 20, 21 tunes. torting the 14 Kt. Gold Point. At S p.m. lodge was taken up with Vera Thomas, Noble Grand, Makes carbon copies; origiQ presiding. Introduction of guests nal in a permanent Ink. was made by Elizabeth Hines, Grand Marshall of the Assembly. Draws lines to a ruler witt-"- 1 I Led by Carrie Ashton, lodge out smudge. officers made a grand entry and in formation sang the president's M Suits a hand or shta'af official song, after which Louise predistrict deputy, McDonald, vwriling. sented Mrs. Norman a gift from c nT W Blue, Gray, Burgund,, or the lodge. LB CAN Black with Handsome 6old talk The president's inspired CRISCO Various was on "Friendship." toned cap. other visiting guests were called a A T upon for a few words. Among lodges represented were ONLY Naomi No. 1 and Miriam No. 5 2 b' of Salt Lake City, Queen City OLIVE No. i of Ogden, Unity No. 23 of Vernal. Wildey No. 28 of Wasatch No. 30 of Sandy. Central No. 52 of Mt. Pleasant and Tomato the local lodge of Utahna No. 39. HELPER, UTAH Soup ART LEAGUE TEA 3 Cans The Carbon County Art League 3-l- b opened its exhibit with a tea All Brands sponsored by the Helper Woman's Can Club at the Helper Civic Audi-- i Cans torium Monday evening, Oct. 16. Mrs. June Buchanan presided at PKG the tea table assisted by Mrs. REGULAR BARS WHERE Chris Jouflas. Mrs. Henry Uhle. PALMOLIVE Mrs. Mrs. Merrill Bryner and Adrian Anderson. Miss Jane PKG BATH was in charge of registration. ps During the evening an excellent PKG (musical program was presented by GRANULATED REGULAR PKG Mrs. Melba Hyatt and the girls FAB from the Helper Junior High 'school. Soloists were Betty Lou Nuno, LaRene White, Theresa Winters and Norene Christensen. jThe group singers were Fayne Miller. Myrna Shirley Labrum, KELV1NATOR MODEL IE jgggj iBradshaw, Dorothy Coleman, Caro-lyTHURS., FRI. 8AT. and Healy, Nadine Haskell Oct. Utah Unclassified Diane Wahl. The pianists were TWO BIG H1T8 Kazuko Niwa and Lavawn Stevens. h Mrs. Hyatt was accompanist. Hit No. 1 The opening of the Art Show lb. Small 'was very well attended and it is Fascinating story H to be of Love and Mystery on hoped that people in this Z community will avail themselves H of "MYSTERY the opportunity to see what TABLE 'artists of this area are doing. FANCY PS STREET" The Auditorium will be open LB Starring for viewing evenings from 7:30 weeks MONTALBON RICARDO two next the to 9:30 during SALLY FORE8T except Saturdays and Sundays. LAV) jyoman stj T0adi iff fiu ' j HIDES IEER Dal-pia- Hams ft " 53c ; at o3 o o i in mm KJCa? t Prices r59c Nucoag43c Miracle Whip aseof2.98 ? SPAGHETTI OIL TAr 950 i GUM 690 14c AEROWAX 54c SALTINE 490 pu"L,.r 525 j Milk $239.95 Friday, 0 n HiSif Woody's Jewelry 32c SPRY 95c SO 4 2 STRAND VEL 170 Dia-man- ti 2 PALMOLIVE 25 SUPER SUDS 300 PEETS Cf NTERS FOOD Union ONIONS Market U naiua Tender Ground Beef ,E" bacon SMOKED C0UNTRV ,TV CHEESE AMER FRANKFURTERS t AN 50 IU. 85c 590 ' PICNICS SAUSAGE MILD r 59c 53c GRAPES 2 o o g o gn PS Hv MmmK Mil FOOD CENTER LEAVE 1 J XuTl FOOD CENTER 0 gn U Lf VA7i CU. IT. of COLD SPACE! IU 25c 490 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Kb CENTER ' n 490 HKKU. ttv 1 " 49c Pomegranate LARGE SIZE " 39c 2 for 15c b TOUR ORDER to BET I WOMEN'S CLUB A lovely luncheon at the Civic Auditorium opened the year's activities for the Women's Club. Presiding at the tables were Mrs. A. S. Wahl and Mrs. Chris joifas. Mrs. Frank Slavensky a and Miss Jane Diamantl gave very interesting program of comedy and fun. Mrs. guest Amano, Smiley speaker, gave a demonstration of hair styles and the "Well Groomed Woman". Next meeting will be Oct. 26 at 2 o'clock at the Civic Auditorium. Stanley Litizzette will be guest speaker presenting an actual case that happened in the Supreme Court of Willie Francis. 8EWING CLUB HELD Sewing club members enjoyed a delightful evening last Wednes day with their hostess. Mrs. Cecil Broadbent, who served a tasty luncheon at the close of the social hour. Additionad guests present were Mrs. Joe Myers and Mrs. Bill Jacobson. Q 16.4 sq. 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