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Show HELPER The JOURNAL (Utah) PAGE FOUR Faddis - Slack Engagement Announced OCT. 21, 1954 THURSDAY, OIN HOSTESS KnjoyiiiR night i linage and. a !! ic iij - lunch-"at the Anier-lean I.i t'!"n AUXHiaiy caril I"'n. wit ii Mrs. Robert (jssana a tlipir SOROPTIMIST CLUB MEETS i im t club "f price. '.senMrs. Rudy The !))s! ' Mr.- -. Irvin IKUies, Mrs. William with member.-- - in price ami HelMrs. Ernest Cima, Mrs.j per, met M"nday nigh; at Mr: is-Frank Kraiyno. Mrs'. John Labroi p.m. at the Tvme cafe for their mut-thld liner u meetinL', I'm ntnl Mrs Mortin (iaii- -' i. Mrs. with President Helen Smith in' witint'is were Mrs. MRS. OSSANA CLUBS ENTERTAINED AT AUXILIARY CARD PARTY Airs, johnny Main-iiotaking enterof an and tained both ht-- r Tut'-ilaThursday nigut bridge dubs at the American legion Auxiliary card party last Tuesday nieht. Prize winners wore Mrs. P. M. Gonzalez, Mrs. Milic Bot'tino, Mrs. George Pizza, Mrs. liub Buchanan and 'Mrs. George Grivet. IS i a , nii0-tunlfy- K'C - THE NEWS i Sot-op- ?4 A I n, WOMEN A regular per W Tin day f niht, Save Carbon College" art n rTT 1 WV i " OF MOOSE meeting of the i !i-!- "Vote To Save Carbon College' "Vote To tile was Hel- held Ai'M.-- e. l Helper, Utah Phone 269 Onduct-i- l Senior llegi lit, Stella Marshall. w a. A committee appointed t assist w ith the child: en's HalloMrs aiding. ween parties being sponsored by i the men's lodge. Volunteers- - will During the dinner the was favored with two vocal solos assist with the hall decorating I..T1I,,u ilh Mi.IIim I:,,. next Monday. ' f i Wednesday and, as liis aci;iiiiani--tThursday evenings, in preparation Oil' st speaker of tlie evening for tin- l laiiow'een events ' wa Ketinelh II. ROth. ph. I)., Tuesday, October L'tj. is-- the dare i'V" Executive Director of the Utah for til'- next meet ins. and all Crippled f'hiidren and members are urged t() '"' ,r,sSociety who gave a very in-- j ent, if possible, t make f.nal a Adul's. in,-.' taHi rangements coscerning the Legion and informative concerning cripple1' children. (,miv, iti"n and C nv 'cation Mr. and ,P s. .Limes S. Faddis, being prepared by the Helinning bis talk. Mr, Roth how-Id a c d'"r film of cerebral palsy per chapter. The cooperation of Price, at an informal gathering "f victims, Knowing' the extensive all members is heartlv solicit d. family and close friends' announced the engagement of thi ir daughwork which the society is doing n MRS. NY MAN IS HOSTESS In Utah, fne of charge, as a re-ter, Bonita Ronnie to Lr. James-PrestoMrs. Fritz Nyman played hostSlack, sn of Mr. and liabilitation program for palsy vicW. Slack. Frrt Preston timas well as victims of other ess fo .Mi- -. Frank Kraync. Mrs. M:s. ' i . Octo- U'i-L. R. Wayne, Indiana, Saturday, Mi ai.d ,J.u..e.disease.--ints great c'ip,l.!ig he,in ftth. to ber addition Merrill regular wrk. benefitiiig pe pie from The young couple are graduates every corner of Utah Mr. Kot.li bridge i luh group last Thursday pointed out, is made possible afteinoon, Moving a delicious hot of the Utah State Agricultural luncheon prior to the usual game. 'dle.'e at Logan. While attendthrough tile sale of Easter by Mrs. James ing Utah State Miss Faddis was He also pointed out the great need Prizes wre tt'-for expansion in this field which lli'tlino and Mrs. Ace Miner, with affiliated with Alpha Chi OraeSa the slam prize going to Mi's. sorority and was Sigma I'hi Ep-- i with the nec,e.s"sary funds, ' Urate: nity's go forward. In closing. Mr. Roth Charles Jones. of "Queen expressed the hope that the tow: MRS. MARTINELLI ENTERTAINS Hi arts ", she has c mid, ted her Seal drive would reach Medical Technology internship at M.i r! mi l!i entert linthe near II in pi r cent neU'l; i" Sain:.-- llo 'dtai the Latter-daed her Thimiile cIiid group last. Utah. Lake City. Oilier guests at the meeting Thursday at her h1 me, serving a Lt. Slack was a member of were Mrs. Garth Fi'amlsen, Mrs. tasty luncheon during the evening. Phi Epsilon, Alpha Si-Nit, Bonnie Dallas" and Dick Mitchell. The social hour was spent sewing 1'i Alpha, Blue Key ;nd Sigma ami chatting. chair-bFlora Nicholson, program Scabbard and Blade. He served as man, was assisted Seni-- r Evelyn Ir- ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT (.'lass' piesident and Brirester. of the KOTC Mr. and Mrs". Lester lilackham gade Commander units USAC. at of Spring WOMAN'S CLUB Glen are announcing He will continue his law studies The regular nu.'etitig of the Hel- the engagement of their daughter, the Univu'sity cf Michigan up- at . was held Woman's Oct. (dub per Ver':na, to Mr. I!ob lialle of on completion of his r'ur of duty 1), at the civic auditorium. Clu1' Utah. . with the U. S. Army. conMrs-: a Earl is Halle Mr. Acord, of Pay-piesidtnt, graduate The wedding date has been set ducted a brief 'business nmetinP'. on high school and LDS Seminafter which member-- - and guests ary. He also attended P.YU at for early spring. were enttrtained by a program Provo. He spent' two years as an Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Bray ac-- ' under the direction of the very LDS missionary in Western Cantalented Mrs. Meliba Hyatt of the ada and two fears in military companied Mr. and Mi's. Frank service--Jr. High School faculty. He is employed at pres- 'Pizza to Salt Lake City Sunday.' w here It was with a great sense of ent in Salt Lake City. with the t'hty visited Verona graduated from Carbon Pizza's son and family, Mr. and pride and enjoyment that we heard the ivoung vocalists of her classes. high and completed" One year at Mrs. Bill Pizza, and daughter, Students who participated were: Carbon College. She is also a Leslie Ann, and with Mr., Pizza's Walker Phelpsi Wynona Martinez, giaduate of the University of Utah mother, Mrs. Angelina Pizza. They; Diaime White. James Miller, Elaine and LDS Hospital School of Nurs- also visited with former Helper-- ! ites, the Marvin Lanibsons and! Hefley, Carol Foote, Sherry Toson, ing in Salt Lake City. Uillie Jean Carnes, Cnnie Nichols, She returned home last sprin? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nich 'Is and artd Sandra Madeline after fulfilling an LDS mission i'1 children) Karen and Larry , forHansen 11 iest. Uruguay. At present she is an in-- : mer residents of Castle Gate. A The program was climaxed with structor at I1YU school 0f inns'-- i trip to the z!'o before returning the showing of Mr?. Hyatt's col- ing. 1 home, completed the days enterored slides', taken during her vaTheir marriaSe is being plan- tainment. cation trek through Europe. ned for the first of the year, but RELIEF SOCIETY Next Meeting Date Oct. 28 no definite date has been set. The next regular meeting of the The social s'cience lesson will Helper Woman's club will be held NO HOSTESS PARTY be 'iy Mrs. Carma presented A parfv was staged Macktv at 2 p.m., Oct. 2s, tit the civic the .regular LDS Re- at at the Ameiican Legion Auxiliary auditorium. lief Society meeting Tuesday, Oc-- : A timely and educational pro- card party last Tuesday night, tober 26, at 2 p.m., at the Helper in attendance: with the h following will be of gram is planned whi' ward chapel. Rho-d:i special interest to our commun- Mrs. George Spratling. Mrs. All members are urged to be , Mrs. William Gibson. to are All members ity. urged present. Pizza. Mrs. Mr?. Elmo Frank attend and guesU a'. c cordialliy inBray, Mrs. Frank Mullins, Mrs. BRIDGE CLUB MEETS Earl Acord and Mrs. J. A, GreenTl vlT Members of the Thursday night er. Winners1 at 'bridge were Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Wetmore. bridge cjur met last week at the home of Mr&. Kenneth Funk for P. an William The evening of bridge and later a Maack and his wife, former resi- delightful luncheon. Prizes were dents of Kenilworth, nw of Salt awarded to Mrs. Leslie Reid, Mrs. Lake City, were here part of last Eli Matson and Mrs. B. R. week to attend the Kiwanis show and visit with old friends. ! 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DR, HENRY ALDOUS DIXON - MARGARET Justice of Supreme Court (President Eisenhower, August 23, 1954) LI O.SELZNICK'S (Incumbent) HOME." LET'S v Worthen GREATER PROSPERITY AT EVER ON WIDE SCREEN! FULL LENGTH! UNCHANGED! ,5-GREAT- AHEAD . . . THAT YOU, President, Utah State Agricultural College REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Utah voters through our Constitution and Legislature have enacted laws ta keep good Judges on the Bench. Justice George W. Worthen is now a Justice of the Supreme Court of Utah. He is up for reelection November 2. Utah daily newspapers in their editorials describe him as a "judge of high reputation and unquestioned integrity," and as possessing "the true judicial mind, diligence, a stern devotion to justice, a deep concern for the rights of litigants." He has years of judicial experience. VOTE TO KEEP JUSTICE WORTHEN ON THE SUPREME COURT OF UTAH. BE SURE TO VOTE THE SEPARATE JUDICIAL BALLOT. WITH CONFIDENCE AND ASSURANCE W E CAN WIN WITH DIXON PAID POLITICAL ADV. 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