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Show The HELPER (Utah) WESTERN BOYS JOURNAL Carbon Co-e- ds Hold Fashion Show and Tea First Half Schedule The "Peek-a-Bo- o Review" and Hartley and Vivian Zupon. StagT the accompanying t?a captured ' manager was Amos Ortega,- as- -, Monday, May 23 the social spotlight May 18, The sisted by Bruce Brewer, and the 4:30 pm Helper Merc vs. students of the Homemaking do - 'publicity was handled by Karen Helper Furniture partment of Carbon High allowed jMagann, Barbara Pizza, and Moll WOMAN'S CLUB MEET NILE CLUB MEETS Tuesday, May 24 the large audience of mothers and ie Tabone. Womet of the Members Helper 4:30 pm Kiwanis vs Mutual Carbon County Nile Club friends a look into the life of the j a fitting climax, Mrs Verda Furniture at the home of Mrs Ruth Maulsby man's club held their closing teen-age- r, when they Petersen, dean of women, average the last social with ciic of Dragerton last Friday Thursday jn Thursday, May 26 their fashion show. It 5ented Barbara Pizza with her 4: 33 pm Kiwanis vs Heloer Mrs Hazel Morgan and Mrs El- - auditorium. The luncheon tahle was under direction of Mrs Mary award for winning the Betty with decorated was Mrs as sie Parker Furniture beautifully old . . . something new that's the keynote of our Pizza, clothing instructor at the rocker Homemaker of Tomorrow' Something Kay Leavitt, president, presided candles, purple iris and yellow Friday, May 27 Lnntest this vear. school. 1 out club the ap-which carried and vs 4:30 at Mutual Furn the regular meeting tulips pm For today we're featuring hairpin lace, and I can almost Each of the seven parts of the The social hour was under the Helper Mercantile pointed her committee for the colors. Mrs James Lupo, presihear women across the country saying, "Why I did that when I show was introduced by an ap - ' jirp.tin r:ris Tasnio with "thank the table at 1 were made Plans dent, June presided Wed., following year. was a little girl." or dance number, Dixie Lea Taylor, 4 pmp Helper Merc vs Kiwanis propriate song oisen, for the Fall Garden party to be ing all the members for their ine stage was aecoraiea as a jeannine Johansen, Judy Cox, . THERE'S A held at the C. L. Leavitt gardens, cooperation during the year." thus 5:30 pm Helper Furn vs DIFFERENCE spring garden, and each model r,,vl. Rllr! channa Woodnrff. Mutual Furn. when the husbands will be guests. making a very successful year for made a pretty picture as she des- - !MAllie Tabone. Lvn Olsen. Nancv This is hairpin lace, 2 Dessert luncheon was served by all the members. June Thursday, cended the runway. The commen pace. Loia Cherry was in charge however, with a look that' Past President, Mrs Adrian An4 pm Mutual Furn vs Kiwanis the hostesses at the close of the tators, Linda Longhurts, Claud- - of table decorations. 1000. Still with unmistakably derson, presented Mrs Lupo 5:30 pm Helper Furn vs meeting. ene Burtenshaw, LouAnn Madsen as easy to do as ever, this a lovely gift from the club in Helper Merc. MRS GIBSON FETES CLUB Whiting, Carole Zaccaria needlework art has kept Dorothy appreciation of her work during Tuesday, June 7 and Judy Scppi, provided becomMembers of the Friday night the year. pace with the times. The 4 pm Helper Merc vs Mutual ing continuity for the show. bridge club were feted at the usGRAND PRIZE striking placemat we've Mrs Earl Durrant, a past pres5:30 pm Helper Furn vs ual luncheon and bridge session ident installed the new officers pictured, for example, is Kiwanis and Musical dance numbers as contemporary as the last week at the home of Mrs for the Mrs James Thursday, June 9 were presented by Vearla James, year Valued home where it will he Rhoda Gibson. Prizes for. the Ori, Mrs John 4 pm Mutual vs Helper Furn Ann Mathis, Sallas, president; Hobbs, Jona Kay shown off to advantage. won Mrs were Gibson, game by 1st vice president; Mrs Emory 5:30 pm Kiwanis vs Helper Costello, Judy Cox, Annette Bean Make this mat in one long i Mrs J. A. Greener and Mrs Frank , . m. r... vice 2nd Merc. Richardson, president; Diane Forsythe, Lynn Olsen, strip on a hairpin staple Mullins. Mrs Harold Duke, secretary, and Monday, June 13 Nancy Pace, Shirley Barton, Ar-dit- h you'll master the technique in no time flat. Then wind the strip Mrs Vince Garavaglia, treasurer. 4 pm Helper Merc vs Helper MRS ACORD HOSTESS to form a circle and crochet the edges together. Because hairpin Moss, Sandra Scartizina, LinCommittee in charge of the arh. Furniture as da Thompson, and Amelia of lace is such fun to do, you'll enjoy making a complete set Mrs Earl Acord presided 5:30 pm Kiwanis vs Mutual Jolene Mower opened the rangements were Mrs Lupo, Mrs these attractive mats to use the next time you're entertaining. hostess to her club group at show with a ballet depicting the Helper Kiwanis card tarty last Harley Brundage, Mrs Rhoda Gib Friday, June 17 BEGINNER PERFECT 4 pm Kiwanis vs Helper Furn theme. Pat Brewer and Sherrie Tuesday night, inviting Mrs Mer- son, Mrs Merrill Bryner, Mrs Here's a perfect project for the woman who's just beginning 5:30 pm Mutual vs Helper Uzelas provided the background rill Bryner as her special guest. Garavaglia, Mrs Sallas, and Mrs to take an interest in needlework. You'll be amazed at how Mercantile luncheon and the Chris Jouflas. A delicious music. quickly you can make this mat, and more than pleased with the Saturday, June 18 bridge session provided theh Judy Brienholt, Gayle Budga, THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB results. For free directions, just send a stamped, 2 pm Helper Furn vs. Mutual Lola Cherry, Sandra McArthur, Winners of the game Members of the Thursday night envelope to the Needlework Department of this newspaper. Furniture land Marie Powell displayed their were Mrs Acord, Mrs C. R. Fah- club and special guest Mrs Request HAIRPIN LACE PLACEMAT, Leaflet No. bridge 4 pm Helper Merc vs Kiwanis artistic ability as they decorated ring and Mrs Frank Pizza. home James Bottino, met at the The last named team shall be stage, while the programs and of Mrs Robert Buchanan last home team. All games will be jthe REBEKAH LODGE were made by Fatsy invitations MIA CONFAB Draws Show a Fashio iUtahna Rebekah Lodge No. 39 week, enjoying delightful lunch called after four or five complete Continued From Page One held its regular meeting Monday eon prior to the bridge play. innings when one Good Crowd team holds Square. There will be two per May 10, with Mrs Paul Sealey, Prizes for the game were award- a ten run RAILROADS advantage. Afternoon 9 7 at and formances each night, Friday Noble Grand in charge. During ed to Mrs Bottino, Mrs Lyle Two Congressmen recently p.m. Bonacci Jr. Joe Mrs "A Light-HeartSpring" a The MIA conference is a train the meeting a very substantial Mower and the dependability of the praised PONY LEAGUE contribution to the (Eye Bank fashion thow, delighted an auin all kinds of weather. railroads Martell Mrs and Mr George dience of 300 students and H irxg conference for leaders of the was made, this being made posOne of them, in calling attention Sat., May 21 an after returned enjoy Friday LDS Church's youth program sible by having the Rummage lsaders last Friday when the Car2 pjn. Carbon Fuel vs. Elks to the carriers' performance durable two weeks vacation at Lake bon County Extension Service Thousands of leaders gather at Sale recently. During the evening 4 pm Independent Coal vs Rio ing last winter's blizzards, Fai-i- , to to then Tahoe, Sacramento; for IT'S THE NEW NECCHl, Lake Salt department Mother's Day was observed, with City of USU and the MoCall Pattern Grande Vets "the atrocious weather pointed Yosemite National Park, on to instruction and ' workshops general ' Binch Mrs as Ethel chairman. A Co. united to present the latest THE MOST REMARKABLE up the vulnerability of air and National Park, then a Tues., May 31 fashions at the Price Junior High sessions. All workers in the pro- Mother for the evening was chos- Sequoia 4 pm Independent Coal vs added travel." that He home. enroute highway in Las to Vegas and attend gram are urged SEWING MACHINE en, wich resulted in the choice stop school. Carbon Fuel we must see thaht the railroads interested are welcome. of the Noble Grand. She was George is broke! 6 pm Rio Grande vs Elks emeMiss Shirley Graff, represen- others for are healthy and ready General conference sessions are given a lovely cake and a corWeekend visitors at the H. P. Monday, June 6 tative of the Pattern company, scheduled only those caused by rgenciesnot to begin Friday June sage. Mrs Big Register for Mary Staines was Lloyd home were Mrs L's brother 4 pm Rio Grande Vets vs conducted the show with the help bad weather; but those related to 10th. Sea-le- y, chosen Prize for Mrs Mrs Companion Mr and and wife of the home demonstration agent, Carbon Fuel George Friday Saturday national defense. For the first time this year and was also given a lovely Buehler of Salt Lake City. Miss Lara Mae Merrill. Sat., June 11 and festival drama participants cake. Following the meeting de2 p.m. Carbon Fuel vs. Elks Models were furnished by the all friends of the drama will be licious refreshments were served Mr and Mrs Arnold E. Raw-lin6 pm Elks vs Carbon Fuel 4 homemaking classes of Mrs Alta invited to pm Independent Coal vs Rio of Provo spent a few days participate in an after-theat- bye th chairman. The table was June 10 Moffitt and Mrs Mary Pizza, Grande Vets Friday, PRICE SELF-SERVI- CE supper on Saturday, June prettily decorated in a Mother's last week visiting at the Glen 4 pm Elks vs Rio Grande teachers at the Price Junior and 16 June Thursday, (10 at the Terrace. Gardner home. Day theme. All enjoyed a 6 pm Carbon Fuel vs Ind. Coal Seme r High schools. They model 11, at 4 pm Independent Coal vs will The drama festival present sub-teeevening. LAUNDRY June 14 ed costumes ranging from Carbon Fuel Tuesday, HOSTESS MRS GRIVET 30 of the best oneact plays 4 pm Elks vs Ind. Coal for the junior high school about 6 pm Rio Grande vs Elks entertained Mrs Grivet PAST NOBLE George GRANDS and presented by the 6 pm Carbon Fuel vs Rio Gde girl to misses fashions appropri- prepared Mrs Alary Knobbs and Mrs the members of her bridge club Saturday, May 28 Wards of the Church during the ate for adults. 2 pm Elks vs Independ. Coal The last named team shall be last card Kiwanis at th were Porter party hostesses at Agnes Name of some lucky year. The plays selected for team. All games will be Patterns shown were select- past 4 home vs Rio Gde Fuel audiCarbon civic at the the pm this conference showing were meeting of the Past Noble Tuesday night six ed to provide new sewing exor after five called 3 complete patron will be drawn chosen in stake and division com Grand Club Monday evening. torium. Prizes for- the bridge Friday, June team holds one when vs periences for any home sewer 4 Rio Grande Mrs innings Independclaimed 7 p.m. were pm the Rudy by Upon resignation of the Pres- game from the girl who is about to petition throughout the Church. ident, Mrs a ten run advantage. dent Coal and Mrs Joe Rebol, Vice Eaquinta President Porter, will represent many undertake her first sewing pro- Plays coming Carrie Ashton was elevated to Mrs Mike Bottino. states, Canada and Mexico. ject to the more expereinced of the position. Mrs Lillian McKin-no- n roadshows Three outstanding seamstresses. was elected to fill the office MRS GALE HOSTESS from the Salt area Lake have Members of the Thimble club Miss Graff also commentated of vice President. Following the met for their weekly social hour the show and told of the newest been chosen to round out the were cards and conference drama festival pro- meeting played last Thursday night with Mrs in .sewing techniques. delicious luncheon enjoyed, a t gram. Waldo Gale as hostess. A tasty tables with centered bowls More than 500 young thespims lovely luncheon was served and all pre of tulips. Prizes were awarded to sent will be on the boards during the CARD OF THAN'KS enjoyed the evening sewing conference performances. These each table. and chatting. Mrs Maxine Murphy will be We arc most thankful and ap- players represent more than 0 preciative to .the many friend.-- ; Visiting at the home of Mrs young actors and actresses hostess at the June meeting. and relatives for the help and who appeared in one-aMartinelli is her daugh Josephine plays kindnesses, given at the death of duringj the ward and stake her ter, Mrs Angel ine Vieta, Masonry our loving daughter and sister; season this year. granddaughter, Mrs Corinne Sum also for the beautiful floral ofmerfield and The plays will be produced on Convention In S.L.C. ferings. Renee Summerfield. They will three stages simultaneously in Representatives of the masonry return to their home in Lovelock, Mr and Mrs Hcber Kirk wood the Terrace. There will be Uvo industry in Carbon county will Nevada Saturday. and Family. proscenium stages and one arena! participate in the first annual stage. conference of the Intermountain Tickets for drama productions Masonry Assn in Salt Lake City and the first annual May 21. Saturday, HEADSTONES supper are now available The future of the masonry In the ofTices at in MIA 40 or 50 THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO INSPECT THE NEWEST MOST dustry in Utah and surrounding YOU N. Main, Solt Lake City. CLEANED elates will be discussed ia tin The music festival, based oni first meeting of its type In the COIN -- OPERATED LAUNDERETTE the theme "This Is My Father's Beehive MODERN State. ' will a feature World, and Polished 2,000 voice Registration for the one-da- y chorus of young people from 16 confab will get underway at 8 PRICE, UTAH to 25 years of age. Young people before Memorial Day in the Hotel Utah Motor ajn. will come from 180 stakes of Lodge. the Church Call GR including besides IMA. a new organization in SEND Utah, Idaho, Arizona and Calif- Utah, is made up of mason conHollie Sillitoe ornia, such distant areas as Flo- tractors, masons, manufacturers, rida, Canada, Seattle, Washing, suppliers and others connected ton, DC., St. Louis, New Orleans with the masonry industry. and Mexico. "The Masonry Industry in the The chorus will sing music Sixties' will be the theme of the from 18 different countries and one- day conference, according will be supplemented by special to Stan Ji. Child, IMA Prexy. choreography of dances native to some of those countries. The dance numbers will be costumed carrying flags from the 90 counand staged. In some instances ni- - tries of the world. Each flag bear tive instruments will be used in er will be fully costumed in the accompaniment. style of dress for the country of Climax of the festival will come the flag being carried. Entrance with the processional of flags will be to original music for when 180 fla bearers will enter brass ensemble written by CrawFROM 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M, the Tabernacle from all entraos ford Gates. Congratulate the graduate! of 1960 with on appropriate Gibion COCA-COL- A FOR EVERYBODY ! PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1960 - j j at $269'95 .. r..t.,i-.m- ' Yak-lovic- te I PC-143- ! ed j 4-- i this at gs re p-- very-pleasa- ns Saturday at 50,-00- ct Industry pro-ucli- OF THE ter PRIG j soMnosr aftcr-the-thcat- re ksom" UP-TO-D- GMBUMW 00 Hi Tm m & tat? WASHING - DRYING THE TO GRADUATION Good Reading for the CARDS Card. See the complete lelection on display at our store. SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF GRADUATION GIFTS WOODY'S JEWELRY Ilelpcr, Utah APPLICATIONS NOTICE Helper City will accept applications for the following positions at the Helper City Municipal Swimming Pool: One Manager at $225 per month One Life Guard at $150 per month One Lady Attendant $100 per month Applicants must he, at least 18 years of ape and have the necessary qualifications. Applications must be in the office of the City Recorder not later than 5 p.m., of May 20, 19 CO. FREE Whole Family Speed Queen and Pliilco Bendix Are Used Hero Try the new Speed Washer. 22 Minutes per cycle News Facts Family Features Th Christ ion Science) Monitor On Norway St., Boston 15, Mom, Send your newspaper for th tim checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. I year $20 6 monthi $10 3 mcnlht $J Addrm City OUR 15J Zr 250 PER DOUBLE LOAD MACHINE 50 PER FIVE MINUTES OF 411 EAST FIRST NORTH JM PRICES PER MACHINE YOU CANT WASH THAT Nam HELPER CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC DRYER TIME CHEAP AT HOME ! 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