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Show MINIMI I II llllll News About Our Neighbors From II The Forsyth, Sunday afternoon. ffirmftr Gornishecks we rosi. dents of Spring Canyon. Laurel Flower and Claget. his son. visited with their family over the week end. Mr. Flower By Mrs. E. J. Dorius is currently living in Tooele, ' 1 II Ml I I I II II III I II I'tan. Monday evening, May 7th, Mrs. SPRING CANYON Sunday meeting as a testimonial. School services were conducted! The Storrs Ward Mutual rre- Morley Mower had a birthday her daughter, Mrs. by Clint Anderson. The two and rented a very fine nrotrram Sun dinner for a half minute talk was presented ;!ay evening. A musical number Ll0'd Wal!Saturday I,cu Jean Jensen and: by Gary Forsyth. Immediately af- was presented and by Karma these services Sacrament Juyce Skinnftr anri rpHin?9 wpre Darleen Blackburn went into Salt ter meeting was held. This meeting Uven by Gary Forsyth and Lou Lake City with tbe HeIper CoEd was conducted by Bishop Grant Jean Jensen. The featured sneak- - vlu"- 1 ne-reported a very nice who dedicated the ers were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of timeB. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. t Helper. Mrs. Taylor is the presi-- ' of the Y.W.M.I.A. of North kins entertained their new daugh-CarboStake. last week end. The See Relief Society was held Wed-- ' young Mrs- Perkins was accom-nesdaMadge night. Mrs. Abbie Forsyth PanIed by her sister, CENTRAL OOMM. gave the lesson which was on Cam!be"- of Vernal, Bishop and Mrs. Jensen and theoloev. Mrs tnhnaon AND SUPPLY CO. president of this Namt Darvl- 8Pent Friday - their sonreorganization, and Saturday in Salt Lake City, their that welfare ports project For with his in romlnir alon? vorv wu ih Merrill Jewkes visited Mr. and Mrs. Eldkw almost all of their requirements parent Building Needs Jewkes over the week end. Mer completed. rill is living at Hill Field. Better Materials Mr. and Mrs. James Gornisheck Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. HELPER PHONE 72 and their four sons visited with Ray Mantle were the guests of Mr&. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richards. Cejrnisheck's 'brother his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling These two young couples had a very good time visiting and reminiscing. Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Dykes reCHOICE OFFICE SPACE turned Monday from a visit with relatives in Salt Lake City. Sterling C. Forsyth attended Regional Welfare meeting at Provo Friday night. I t SPRING CANYON 1 , - v - Per-den- the j brother. Mr anrt ,Mrs TTpnrv Hat visit.' en at the home of Mr. and Mrs.; Will Hansen of Price Saturday. A six pound, six ounce baby gin tngnieneu me noiiie oi Mr. y Wed- - J and Mrs. Dave Robinson 2. and Both mother nesday. May 1 are doing fine. and Mm Louis Timothy four days of last week with Timothy's mother at Cleve- - baby Mr. spent Mr. j .Mrs. ClarK Wall, Mrs. ' JOURNAL (Utah) Uncle Sam Says PAGE SEVEN 15,a Friendly News Notes From v v X Nielsen or spent Friday with Mrs. Orvall Wall and family. Mia Maids of Storrs Ward gave a mother's and daughters party last week. Those attending were: Gaylene Mills, Mrs. Bill Mills; and l.mington Mr. 1 ij ''' land. HELPER The a stile Gate 6Y JOSEPHINE HOUGHTON A WELFARE ASiLih, SCHEDULE .the book was given: "Stories and bnows lor; poems"; "Something To Do": May are: "Special Features"; and "Ye Shall The Nevadan, with Teach". The entire Primary was May 14 used in the program. Randolph Scott and Dorothy SHOW uaik lone. Arvall wall;, Mr. and Mrs. Treasure Island with CASTLE GATE May 21 Josie Garcia, Mr&. Mike Garcia; Robert Booth and family visited Marie English and Mrs. Harley Bobby Driscoll and Robert at Springville Saturday and SunThe girls served delic- - ton. Is Newspaperboy De9 May Blue Grass of Ken-l- day. ious refreshments and many love-May 28 Mrs. George Smith and baby of fense Bond Week. During that week Bill and Williams tucky with prizes were given. Grand Junction, Colorado, visited some 300,009 newspaper carrier was slightly Jane Night, will take on the patriotic task of Canyon Spring the past week with her parents, and collecting 25 millaroused Sunday evening by a dis- distributing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rbe Bendall. ion Defense Bond Pledge Cards. I,ne of Emil order at the home even'ng Trhen. her Mr. Smith spent the week end Always in the forefront when it that, Isfd. Shockenmeyer. It seems comes to patriotism these boya have called at her home here. Club Birthday when Mr. and Mrs. Shockenmeyer volunteered to carry this Important Mrs. son 'Frank and l" Capece " returned home their house had message to their customers. The refreshments a spent part of last week at Salt boys know the value of thrift and lovely gift been ransacked. Sheriff Joe Hol.celvlne mnfmnJ were served to Mrs. Helen Hough. Lake City. Mr. Capece came home are today investing thousands of dolton, Mrs. Elaine Miller, Mrs. Edith for the week end. lars in U. S. Defense Bonds. Sign to investigate. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grundy that Defense Bond Pledge. Ellen Carlson, Mrs., Mrs. Newton, LoRichard Farish, senior at - S. TrMwrr Duortmut Mrs. May, spent the past week at Salt Lake "oughton gan Agricultural' College viBited 5"fPWn Mra- - Rohertson. City was home for the week end with his family and friends last City. All Types of week end. CHURCH NEWS Miss Jean Miller of Salt Lake was Farrimond' Mrs. Geo'rge visited with her parents Mr. and hostess to the regular Friday EN CASTLE GATE Mrs. Leo Miller. De- Scouts. the of was held conference Boy meeting Primary Frank Pecorelli and Frank served unriAr VAn1n? thA Minpr. SundflV orara Miss Carrol Lambert and Miss liMmict rofroahmontA rned horae last week to vision wither of in the attendance. those Presidency Marion Franck spent Monday and end after spending a few weeks C. E. Pauley and family, and Margaret Jenson in charge of the Tuesday in Salt 'Lake City. Thby in California. had as its and family flnKhuctipn wihicjh Campbell visited Mi&s iFranck's parents, Zernie Equitable Insurance A welcome visitor at the home Friend." Lake into Children's Salt City theme, "The Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Franck. journeyed of Mr. and Mrs. Sye James Is Agency Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allred and Saturday. They shopped and visit. In pantomine, readings and dramm M. Tatton G. Patterlck their son, Dan, who is home on of different tizations the features ed there. while sons went to Springville Sunday. leave from the Navy. 202 : Prlca Phono James Redford and his daughThey had dinner with Mr. Allred's vacation had a short ter, Elsie, in Elko, Nevada, last week. On WHOOPING COUGH A their way home they visited with NOT BIG KILLER Im'1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Redford in lCMi NOW AS IN PAST Salt Lake City. at Last Saturday, fishing cough, which once Whooping was enjoyed by Mr. and took many children's lives every and their Mrs. Joseph Johnson year, la heing brought under conson, Bill, Arrell Boren and Arlan trol by modern medicine. Dykes and his son, Verdis. In 1915, about 15,000 people In Richards Mrs. Mr. and John this mostly children, died have been visiting In Salt Lake from country, disease. In this virus-cause- d the Provo past during City and an estimated 1,200 people 1950, week. died, according to latest insurOLD ance company statistics. ANTHONY 8T. This dramatic decrease in the Catholic Church rate was grought about mortality 86 PROOF Francis R. Lamothe, Pastor through use of new drugs for preFROM OUR WIDE SELECTION Following U the weekly sched- vention and treatment. Whooping FOUR ule for Catholle services In Help- cough occurs most often in chiler: " dren under five years of age and YEARS OLD LAMPS - PICTURES - MIRRORS 8UN0AY SERVICES at one time 25 per cent of infants Masses Morning under six months who contracted ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE & 7:00, 8:30 and 10:80 p.m. the disease died. The- - American recom Association WEEK-DAPublic Health 8ERVICE8 APPLIANCES - COFFEE TABLES mends immunization between the 7:00 a.m. of life. Altar 8oclty 1t-3r- d PLATFORM ROCKERS - DINNER SETS Mon, S pjn. third and sixth months All children are exposed to Phone News Items to Journal VACUUM CLEANERS - KITCHEN WARE whooping cough. Once contracted, this disease can have complications which affect the future health of the child. Most common complications are severe lnflam IIDVi mation of the middle ear, kidney with all the extra riding disease, toxic brain complications, ease that comes from its PHONE 37 HELPER abscess formation, and bronchosize and weight extra pneumonia. Until recently, medication did 1 low-prifield a full 974s inches with the added measure LONGEST in the little to relieve the choking spasms of comfort and style that its length provides. which accompany the disease. However, this la changing. Recent e HEAVIEST in the field solid r big-cawith 3140 pounds a that of cases of whooping observation g steadiness! feel of cough treated with the antibiotic e WIDEST TREAD in the 58Va inches between g field a drug aureomycin, showed that It EC greatly reduced the number and centers of rear wheels for stability on curves and turns. as severity of coughing spells, Most length. Most weight. Most width where it counts. They all add up to compared to a group not given the extra comfort and riding ease . . . extra value for your money. And here's the drug. In the laboratory, aureomycin Is deadly against the germ of surprising fact! The Chevrolet line actually costs less than any other in the field . . . Costs least, gives most! whooping cough. In other clinical 'Styblln D Lux Sedan, shipping wtight. tests, aureomycin Indicated that it will decrease the severity and duration of the illness, patients receiving the antibiotic showed Immediate and steady y - New-Englis- - I - Your FOR REWT HELPER STATE BANK BLDG. Inquire at Bank 14-1- y 1 - j . r,a U- j Phone 5 Sco-fiel- m mi d CHOOSE A GIFT FOR HER HICKORY Y m u man KnuuK cov. MUTUAL FURNITURE & LARGEST! America's Largess' and Finest ce low-pric- road-huggin- Low-Pric- ed W &3C road-tamin- CS S?(33i low-pri- ce Car! r Tax Tokens Asked For By Handicapped - 'V Th FlMtlln D Lvxt Sedan (Continuation of standard iquipmant and trim lllui-tratt- d on availability of maltrJaU It dpndnt these feature and advantages found in no with all FINEST! BODY BY FISHER JUMBO-DRU- Firs! and finest in the TIME-PROVE- low-pric- e D AotMMrtta Iraatailssles) field UNITIZED BRAKES M PANORAMIC VISIBILITY KNEE-ACTIO- other SAFETY-SIGH- tar low-pric- ed VALVE-IN-HEA- N D INSTRUMENT T Pertmsk ENGINE PANEL AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Combination of Poworgtldo Automatic Trontmtafoii and 1 05-- h. p. fright optional on D lux modali at xtra cost. MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS 5 THAN ANY OTHER CAR! enough of them to make It worth jour while to return them to the State Tax Commission for cash. Now that the commission Isn't using them any longer, there Is a place they can serve a better pur. poo! Ix-- t thpni help the Cerebral Palsied Children of Utah to find their rightful place In society send your tax tokens to the Utah Society for Physically handicapped. Volunteer workers will sort them, count them "and turn them In to the State Tax Commission for cash which will tie used exclusively to give Physical, occupa. tional and speech therapy to the Utah's Cerebral Palsied Children. The Utah Society for Physically Handicapped, with headquarters at 165 Motor Avenue, Salt Lake City, Is the only organization In Utah serving the Cerebral Palsleds They spend over 92 per cent of all money collected right here in Utah, and they make no charge whatsoever, for services to victhose tims of Cerebral Palsy. discarded tokens be the token of your concern for the State's Cerebral palsied, fiend them to tbe Utah Society tor Physically HandL canned at MS Motor Avenue, Salt Lake Cltf. Utah. lt 128 W. Main - Price. Utah - Phone 900 M TV "Don't throw those old tax to kens away even If you haven't "'' V few" I 1 x v W 03C , w 3D 'iiU!UX 'ZEST 1UI3 33D JOT' ITS' Or IIlTH-- tiama j rj ai-- v 1a CI l:i OB HI3 3ttJ' ion H) W'& n nfio GPX- - 0 votp i |