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Show HELPER Needlecraft Newsc by NaMcyoaxter The "The size of the fish & tain (Utah) catches usually depends upon the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953 Al SpODg length of bli anni." TTTTTfTTTTTTTTTTTf TTTTTV fTYYYTTYTYT YYTTTTYYTTTTV 4 cvo MEETING TIPPLE TALCS From Spring Canyon are up their ears Crocheters becauseperking of the news of the as they are picking up their amazing crochttiri',r thread that S k FASHION-RIGH- T as the hemline of a Dior skirt, this 'thread is the answer to the modern needleworker's prayer. It comes in twelve vivid fashion and decorator colors, all of which work up into interesting textures so distinctive of modern design. Endowed with the qualities of sturdiness and gleam, this crocheting cotton is ideal for both household and fashion items. Sturdy upholstery material for modern chairs is made possible by the exclucable twist. sive eight-cor- d thread This enables place mats to go without starching, hats and handbag? to ro without stiffening. You get permanent color, gleam and beautiful texture from this thread even hats and bays made from it can be washed without endangering their luveliiicss. bible down. Ked K"obbs has a good definition of Social Security, it guarantees you a steak when you have no teeth to chew. At the state fair the CSN dis- its riddles you want, how (an the bses be loaded, the bt-tr- r hit the nan over tbe center-fielfence and not a man sc.ore? Yen don't know and I won't tell you miles you read to trie last sentence of this essay. Them limeys still burn me up. They won't !e! Princess Maggie make the play for Peter Townsed jes-- t because lie got one strike in the "ot makes matrimonial league. dooks. erls, hrds. kiukss, queens. plays a letter from John Paul Jones which sez, "Them who wear gold braid shall not only be an able mariner, but a gentleman of liberal education, consummate charm, punctilious courtesy and exercising kindness and justice in association with his subordinates." jacks and them other shmos bet Well, I never met J. P. Jones, ter than anybody else. Befo I but I will tell you one thing. will belli) down and kiss anyod.vs Some of the biggest jerks that boots they will either have a ever wore shoe leather are Navai kuile in inv ribs or I will owe officers. Jimmy Bottino interrupts with an urgent message to all them a lotta money. Annand ain't eggsaetly no hill the rabbits in America: Stop. Joe billy but when he joined the Matich watched the stunt drivers army he wouldn't go to bed for roll cars over awhile and ambled :'. days. Thought it wuz a bear away disgustedly, cuz when he SLIPPERS Ql'ICK TO CROCHET 'i outta the middle, All right, so Utah beat Ari takes his t:ap. You need only a minimum of time to git the maximum of .enjoyzona. So I ain't no spoi'ts writer, romps his brogan to the floor on ment out of crocheting these bright white open mesh slippers. When that Carbon Motorways die&el and 1'se a coal miner. mercerized crocheting thread, they will made with the new double-thicdown price canyon, them some Took state otitta cotton eliminates the necessity for guests flys work up quickly. This bounce off'n enemy an inner sole and makes washinir easy. For the name of this thread and to the local branch of tbe rtah like hailautomobiles on a outhouse roof. The the directions for crocheting OPEN MESH SLIPPERS, send a (lame Farm, and boy wuz I proud, because there is a real tourist fair must employ retired base envelope to the Needlework Department of this stamped, a real dilly ball umps for art judges for they attraction. Yes paper for Leaflet No. 7 is. frazzled feathered chick shure made some raw decisions that ens and S4 cages of gigantic well-kep- t Fred Voll had the 2 best efforts SAINT BARNABAS' UNION We cordially invite all who wuld weeds. Whilst pursuing- the in the show but wuz robbed when care to come to these meetings. 8UNDAY SCHOOL to see if it were dande- them emm bums gave the blue The Sunday School has been almanac lion green canning time I runned ribbon to one o them horrible Mr. Davis conducted services vices begin at 9:30 for the where acrcsst an interesting item. Av- modernistic monstrosities for Rev. Stuart G. Fitch, who and newly painted. the alleged aHi&t stands back and MI) in the US makes erage held services at Kenilworth. We quack and students and 11 o'clock (;..'?" the paint at the canvas, so per hour and works (hah) throws hare three classes, two children's for the adults. it dribbles down, like a mad wo 42 hours per week. Judas priest classes and the student's class. man's saliva. There is one paint IRENE PREZEL 50 racket. wotta for a year grand We have a few new members. I hope I never have to see Correspondent telling some peeple there's noth. ing ing wrong with em, others to again. The flower show wuz also rum liiliilllUlMMlMiiMllMligl'ai stop at tue apothecarie's for ..ex-laand the rest they only got 4 dum, featuring corn Walks drap days to live so hurry up and pay ed around droopy clay statues. ON US'. your bill please. Now hustling They should visit the 'Townsite Nash's fer the Kiaync Kids is and cop a gander at the magnifi Arturo Poloni, the Sicillian Strfng cent works of the ladies Corey, Depend on us to keep Pavignano, McClorry, bean. He believes a long trade in Tsangaris, handmakes a happy sucker and will Andreini and Ori who make the your estate ibiaze like a drunken give you o '46 Rambler for a., '53 real somely dressed raibow. Only good thing about Cadillac any day. school, business and Price i& the garden where UMW is a great organizaThe Veltri wears shorts and special occasions. We tion and we of the woiking class the daisies jump into the makes is good as anybuddy, but I will pick up shirts, linens, tell you this, if ever again you pansy patch. The zinnias zoom everything and holler zounds, while the catch me in the midst of that up as they laundry bag and do drunken brawl at the park know tourists, cry hubba hubba to check the the block circle LA'-othem up with utmost r ed as a Day celebration, scenery. Guy with the you can shoot me thru the head splendid care - - deliver them in town is Ray Black, with one o them atomic cannons. best racket his Boy Scout shorts on who gets sparkling clean Slobswhich drink that much sh:uld wear funnels instead of each nite and marches out, ex OVERALL SERVICE TOO! mouths. Gorgeous Gilda Elegante plaining that Beaver Patrol is to practice starting a fire got hitched to git outta work and meeting 2 stoutmasters togeai WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU now finds herself peddling stuff- by rubbing a er. is uinny trusting oie soul so ed olives at t'ie East&ide Market. wit murder. Just like not Viamakis, who got Ramon gits I away time emulate him to trv Every splised on Monday and on Tues and to the 50 and 6 with stray wuz at day the hustling stamps Frazer phannecuetical hou&e. All thi& or that luscious little mouse I rim into Ethel Tullius and bingo PHONE 540 HELPER you yoong babes, hear me well. I am out in left field with egg Don't latih onto no Rail nor on my face. Angelo Georgedes, Proprietor dirty faced coal miner, or yoh is the whole worldFollowing Thursday knows, except my befo the deacon whipped lays that ole battleaxe who don't read the periodical as she gets sick at the sight of a certain photo of a cer tain quiet, shy, hlmld, gentle wee int rovert. Julian Paiz don't care for thi new fangled lipstick which glows in the dark, sez search is half the pleasure. Frank Jerant is the victim of a strange and horrible malady called pangini. Only known lure is a rolling pin tossed by a steely eyed wife. I can't wait till Halloween, when Rosie Perrero rides a broom, for tis a sight which burns into the soul forever-more- . When Mike Milovich wuz a recruit he failed to salute the colonel and the ole man sez, "'D0 you realize who I is? I run this entire camp. I'm in charge of 25 thouf-ansoldiers." And Mike replied, "You got a good job, don't louse it up." Comes the HELPER BUGLE once more with a real scoop, the reason Matthew Starr to Rosie pojpped the question Crocco. The wee ejefull got 4 Jots. Caters smorgasbord to the Kiwanig. Kids, sweeps up lost shillings at the counting house, brews stale cwfee at the drug si oppe name of which escape me. is a substitute trigonometry teacher asd I never knew a skule inarm could be so demure, so appealing, so audacious, so divine. jobs at a grand total of a grand a month, and Slovak Starr ain't lally gaggin when opportunity knocks. Don't catch them hunkle I For top quality, buy Glcnmore. It makes compli etely gettln hitched to no female dead head with no income. And the satisfying drinks. And remember, Glcnmore has beea newly-Jinebetter keep an eagle made by the same family for three generations, landlord Pietro AtigotU, eye assures you unmatched uniformity every time. cur the Mediterranean Irishman may be a Peeping Thomas Also get it up regularly with that ieni, for Pletro has been knowed to fling 97 year old couples Out ir.lo the road on Xmag day for being u minutes lat- - with the lb. or flesh. Pete Clochetto Is plugging a rwell new accessory for a car. SI V It's called a silencer. Fits right KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON over your wife's mouth, iiuzz P00F CLENMORE DISTILLERIES COMPANY LOUISVILLE, KY Davis Is from Winter Quarters in Clear Creek, his o jady Is a n- - W double-thickne- Sac-coma- k d Ser-dre- n d x 0 DEPEND family for Des-pin- in the PHONE 540 HELPER CITY LAUNDRY You're paying for top quality whiskey... are getting It? x 1 you sj AWf, KLsi &iy: c-- EMMS V TONIGHT miica ui micicdi iiuiii 11C1511UU11115 CDDIMtfn JkraKIr't V7Ilr . If As PAGE THREE A mming ot the loca catftollc 51 Youth Organization will be held tonight at the St. Anthony church hall beginning at 6:30 p.m. Z By GAYLE ROWLEY 4; All young people of the parish AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaiAAAAAAAa p invited t0 utleni) Au import. The home of capped and veterans adminisira-Mrs- ant announcement will he made SPRING GLEN by Father IlOwling at this meet- George Olsen of Spring Glen tion. was the scene Sept. IS, of the Roy Dunn won second prize at il)S. the fireman's big shindig Satur-Zenn- a marriage of their daughter, Mi Mae Olsen, to Robert L. day night at the Civie Auditoi-Winn- , Seest thou a man diligent in a son of Mr. and Mrs. L. ium for thr most glamorous bis business? He shall stand beof Kenilworth. president male impersonator. The prize was fore kings. 22:29 but he Stanley R. Judd of the North Car- - a carton of cigaiettes bon Stake presidency perfonned lost them before he pot home. the ceremony in the presence ot Has anyone seen them? .Mrs. Eugene Averill, daughter relatives and close friends. Mr. and Mis. Frank Koeuevar, of Mist'. Shirley Rkjjards, daughIN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL ter of Mr. aiHl Mis. Alouzi Rich- and husband returned to Carbon ards aud Tony "Souny" Kabouie, county recently. Mr. Averill has DISTRICT COURT, IN AND FOR son of Mrs. Margaretta Kabonjc, been made technician at the price CARBON COUNTY, STATE OF were married on Sept. IS, in hospital. They are making thei' UTAH. In the .Matter of me Estate at Las Vegas, Nev., with LDS Bish- home in price. Mrs. George Zorn and daughter, JOHN V. HUNTSMAN, also someop A. J. Simpson officiating. After a honeymoon trip through Mrs. Luke pappas. visited at the times known as J. V. HUNTSCalifornia via San Francisco, the home of Delbert Zorn of Drager - MAN. also sometimes known JOHN VAURICE HUNTSMAN, are at home in Spiing ton this week. newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Anton Smolic re- -' and being one and the same perGlen. ceived word of the arrival of a son. Deceased, Von Huntsman, in town on buswas grandson, born Friday, Septem-- ! home a visitor at the iness, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy-ru- iber 25. to their daughter, Mr. Robert Tinner of San Francisco,, Huntsman. Probate No. 2158 The four Haycock brothers, California. OF JOHN V. HUNTS- ESTATE For the first time in two years Harry, Joe, Floyd and Bob, of MAN, also sometimes known a Scofield, and their families visit- Mrs. Edith "Grandma" Fullerton, J. V. HUNTSMAN, also some- by her grandson, times known as ed with their mother, Mrs. Ruth was visited VAURICE JOHN Ha.vcock. George Snook, and his wife fiom HUNTSMAN, and one and being Mr. and i.Mrs. jack Powell of San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Edward the same Deceased. person. Pueblo, Colo., were week end Snook, 'he daughter of Grandma and Mrs. Snook's Creditors will present claims guests at the JjOme of Mr. and Fullftrton, Mrs. Lucky Purcell. daughter, Mrs. Jean Keeling, of with vouchers to the undersiXned Mrs. Earl james of Helper Salt Lake City were aiso visitorsiat Spring Canyon, Utah, or to spent Monday visiting with Mrs. ' on this glad occasion. M' Sn 'OK Stanley V. LUizzette, Attorney at leaves the first of November for Helper, Utah, on or before Tony Pinaielli. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo McFall of Korea. the fith day of November, 1953. Mrs. Janet Plaga and friends (Signed) RHODA P. HUNTSMAN Hawthorne, Calif., spent Monday through Friday at the home of were visitors in salt Lake City Administratrix of the Estate his brother, Jim McFall. Monday. of John V. Huntsman, also Mr. and Mrs. Thilmer Jewkes Mrs. Robert Fullertou had an: sometimes known as J. V. operation, Sept. 21, in the price land Mrs. Annie Jewkes of Orangt Huntsman, also hospital. Although still in the ville, spent Saturday and Sunday known as John Vaurice Huntshospital Mis. Fullerton is doing at the home of Mr. and Mrs--, jack man, and being one and the fine. Binch. same person, Deceased. and Mrs.. Mr. Arthur Allied and Taking advantage 0f ine few son, Orson, spent Sunday in days left in tho fishing season, STANLEY V. LITIZZETTB Spiing City at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mis. Vic. WalkinKton Attorney for Administratrix Curtis Allred. spent the early part of this week 178 So. iMain St., Helper, Utah Mr. and Mrs. David S. Rowley tithing at Scofield. Date of first publication; Spt. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dunn and 3rd, 1933. Date of last publicaSr. and daughter, .Madge, spent Wednesday in Meadow at the daughters, of Ogden spent the tion: October 1st, 1953. home of Mr. and Mrs. Weldo week end at the home of Mr. and Bnshnell. Mrs. Roy Dunn. The two couples Friday night Kenilworth was attended a banquet and dance the scene of a party given by given by the Ladies Society Joy Ann Harvath and Marilyn the B of L F & E. Hatsis. The young people attendMr. Mrs. Stan Neilson ing the party enjoyed dancing visited Saturday at Rains with and later in the evening they en- Mr. Neilson's mother, Mrs. Berjoyed a light snack. Many teen- tha NeilKon. agers from Spring Glen were in Mrs. Kirk Curtiss of Salt Lake attendance. City was a visitor Friday at the Irvin Rowley, who has been home of Mr. and Mi's. David S. living iu California, has return- Rowley Jr. .Mrs. Cuniss is Mrs.. ed to Spring Glen. He has been Rowleys sister. staying with Lee Rowley and is Doris and Luke Pappas attend- IT'S 7HC SEASON now living in castle Gate and ed a party held at the" home of working in the mine. Leslie Brus of Kenilworth on FOR STORMS Mrs. uavjd S. Rowley Jr., Saturday, Sept. 27. AKC YOU by her sister, Mrs. MelMr. and Mrs. Harold Harriman, rose Atwooj 0f Wellington, moano formerly of Standardville, tored io bait Lake City Monday now from Illinois, and Mrs. All to visit with their brotner ciay Wright of Helper spent Monday Allied. wn0 has 'teen ill. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. t By DAVE ROBERTSON is revolutionizing needlework. This recent innovation is the first and mercerized crocheting thread on the market. It croonly double-thicchets in less than half the time. Both experienced and beginning crocheters will welcome this miraculous thread that is so easy to handle. JOURNAL ia Le 6als mmi Notice To Creditors m i j j sometimes ad - A party honoring President Stanley R. judd was held Saturday, September 19. AU members of the Spring Glen Ward were invited. Harold s. Duke was. Mas-- ! ter of ceremonies and also acted' as narrator. The program was as follows: Community singing was led by Mr. Duke and accompan ied on the piano by Elaine Duke. A tap dance was rendered by Linda Lee Faio; solo, JOAnn McDonald; reading, Roy Dunn; reading, Harold Duke. BisJiop Leonard Roundy gave a talk and presented to president judd a beautiful mirror and leather bound Bible. Refreshments were served and dancing followed to the music of the Prettyman orchestra. Miss Patty Dunn and mother, Audrey Dunn, are spending three days--, Sept. 30, Oct. i and i. as guests of the Utah State Committee on Employment of the Han- dicapped. This is the award that! Patty received for winning lBt! place in the essay contest for the State of Utah on Physically handicapped. This award wa wn' last spring. They will meet wltn Gov. J. Bracken Lee and have pictures taken with him. They will be taken on many tourg pertaining to the physically nandl- - live of Myton and he sei she Is from the sticks. Hw about that lAst nite at the Friendly Tavern a guy paid for his malted milk, crawled up the wall, across the ceiling and went out the door. Joe Rolando sez to the barkeeP. "Isn't he a strange individual? And Resale Stewart said, "He certainly I. He never says goodnite". Mai nottino feels sorry for the cons who feel obliged to go over the hill from the Utah State pen. She used to work in a soup fac tory and went stir crazy. TV or not TV, that Is the poor question. Ala poor radio, i knew It well. Konick may pot be the strongest guy in thp world but he pitches horseshops with the shoe still on the borse. It wa' a girl's softball game, you silly thing. 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