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Show s r HELPER Hie JOURNAL (Utah) THURSDAY, APRIL PACE FOUR ALTA RSOCIETY MEETS St. 162 19, GLUB PTOTTIF SOCIETY.... Members of Helper Woman's RUMMAGE SALiE club met last Thursday. (President The Helper Ward Relief Society Mrs John Sallas presisded. Miss Rummage Sale is scheduled for Brenda Migliaccio danced several Wednesday, April 25, at 10 a.m. numbers revealing the art of at the building formerly used as modern dancing. Mrs Chris Joufjthe telephone office. Mrs Isabel las and Mrs Lee Diamantl report Carr, who will be In charge, in-on the World Affairs Day held vites the patronage of the public, In Salt Lake April 7th. and states that many useful Items Plans were made for tb clos- - l be offered, ing party to be held in May. The Mr nd Mrs E T)M home next meeting will ,be April 28. Bray was joyously enlivened on ITALIAN LODGE MEETS iSundav when their son. Mr and Sorelle Stella D America lodtfe Mrs Norman Bray and family of held Its meeting April 3 with Alhamlbra, Calif- - arrived for a President Rose Vuksinick pre-- 1 visit. They plan to stay for a siding. Two new members miss week. Mary iMascaro and Mrs Mary Vigor were initiated into lodge MRS FUNK ENTERTAINS Mrs Kenneth Funk entertained by Mrs Vuksinick, Miss Sally tor pinochle club last Wednesday Mauro, vice president. Hostesses were Mrs Margaret night, awarding prizes for the Marrelli, Mrs Tomasino Fabrizio game to Mrs Dallas Crandall, Mrs Eli Matson and Mrs Clyde Lake. and Mrs Florence Mantello. A tasty luncheon was also served after the game. has been supt at Salt Lake, War ing, a native of Columtour, Ohio, MRS GANGER HOSTESS is a graduate of Ohio State UnMrs Martin Ganser presided as iversity with a civil engineering hostess to her club group last degree. Tuesday night at the Carbon "Dick" Davis, new supt. of the Country clulb, where they enjoyed Colorado division, entered Rio the usual bridge play and a Grande service in 19Sil as an as- tasty luncheon. Winners of the sistant extra gang foreman. After game were Mrs George Grivet serving as assistant roadmaster and 'Mrs Lenore Bonacci. at Denver and Grand Junction, he SOCIETY became supervisor of structures RELIEF " The regular meeting of the at Salt Lake in 1953. He was assistant trainmaster at Ogden, at Helper Ward Relief Society wiH Price and Helper from Oct. 1955 b2 held on Tuesday, April 24, at to Feb. 1901. when he was named 2 p.m., with LaPreal Richardsson assistant superintendent, Denver. presenting the social science les. Mr McEnany, new supt. of the son. President Pearl Gardner, who Utah division, with headquarters will preside, asks that all the at Salt Lake City, is a veteran members attend the meeting. railroader, who has seen service Minnite returned to Can in all major Rio Grande points tuaRalph Calif, after spending Crsek, bein many operating posts. He a few days visiting with his many came supt. at Alamosa in 1952, friend, and relatives. He was was named supt. at Grand Juncaccompanied from Calif, by Mr tion in 1957, and since March 1, and Mrs James Tabone of Castle 1961 has been supt at Denver. who the winter in Gate, J. T. Urban, assistant to the Calif. Mrs Mspent is the "former Celia vice (president operations, has Taibone. is the nephew of been a Rio Grande man since Mr and Ralph Mrs Sam Rachele. May of J939, has been special Mr and Mrs Sam Rachele were assistant, executive .department, since February, ,1961. . , surprised and pleased last week J. B. Norwood, new assistant when Mr and Mrs Max Kofford transportation officer, is a Rio and son of Grand Canyon, Ariz., Grande veteran who returns to stopped briefly for, a visit. Max Denver from Salt Lake, where he is the son of Mr and Mrs Elgin has been assistant supt, of Utah Kofford, former residents of this city. division, since Fefla. 1, 1961. WO'fJMAN'S i ed w-il- (5'Whaf causes large pores and blackheads and how do I get rid of them?" j ' j Incomplete cleansing that lets skin oil, dead ceiis ana ausr coiicct ana rmrucn $i 1 m-e- hare ueualfu causes them to stretch and grow into blackheads. h can control and often get rid of them ITHSIM'llf . IfWHl and noon- - and ifni9ht, I WW then jt i iw) following , , , . ... ,j thi treaftnenf , Cover your entire face with a greaseless with vanishing cream and wipe it off several clean facial tissues. The cream lift off and absorb excess skin oils, inrlud'na the. accumulations inside the pores. However, since its drying leave it on your SKin tor more m a minute. will, finish up by soaking' a cotton pad wifh astringent or skin freshener and patting it briskly over your face to stimulate circular tion and diminish the size of your freshly (B ujM F- - jsj SPl cleansed pores. Copyriht 192 Pond'i Good Groomlnf Sirvlet 139 RIO GRANDE Continued From Paae One the Central to enter Rio Grande service as issidtant roadmaster at Uphraim, Utah. He was roadmaster successively at Green River, Utah and Hot Sulphur Springs, he booame division engineer for the Pueblo division at Ienver. He was named trainmaster at Provo in September 1953, assist ant supt. at Pueblo Dec. 1954, and supt. of the Denver division March 1956. Since Nov. 1958 he PF2DCE 33 tl. CARBON r inu. . AVE, .t ' TRAD DWG CO. PIHCE, UTAH Altar held its meeting April 11 with Mrs Tom Perrero in charge. Reports 48 FASHION FORECAST FOR EASTER Anthony' were given .by the committees. Nominating chairman Teresa Ori now officers would be submitted reported that the names of the at the May meeting Officers will be elected at that time, , Members were thanked by the President for the support of the' card party and for assistance on tba communion 'breakfast inciud ing Mary Driscoll, Dora Prazza and Margaret DeRose. Msgr. E. F. Dowling spoke oft Holy Week Devotions and the first communion class on April' 29 A program toy Girl Scouts under direction of Chairman Elizabeth Dalplaz was enjoyed. Ten girls and their leader Mrs Louise Vasquez were present. The troop is sponsored by the society. A brief history of Girls scouts was given (by Sanda iDiamantl. Actfri ties, crafts, etc by Peggy linal, Jeannine Cook, Gene Scftultz and Frnoes Loretta Vasquez, Mangone. sung by 3 Trudy Zacearia, Several songs were the girls. Refreshments were served by Rose Salzetti, Emma Espinosa, Joyce Gonzales, Lucy Montoya, Lala Gallegos and" Mrs Walter MRS MORRISON HOSTESS Mrs William Morrison acted mm hostess to her club Friday night serving a delightful luncheon beLADIES BIGS LEAGUE fore the usual brirdge play. The The Carbon Fuel gals managed prizes for the game were awardto pick up 2 more .games in the ed to Mrs John Laboroi, Mrs Jo race for ilst, when they split 2 Archer, Mrs Bud Petersen' and with Coors last week, Mrs Emory Richardson, who won, games while the Bonnie Lanes swept 4 the honor prize.. from the LaSalle Club to put them 3V4 games fcehlnd in 2nd ... J3 4T place. Frank's Glass won 4 big Rio Grande ... games (from the iR'o Grande team to stay in the race only 9 TO BONNIE LEAGUE W games out in 'the- - iNo. 3 spot, with team L the Bonnie Lanes in 4th. Veltri's Helper Furniture 14 34 21 27 Drug won 3 and lost 1 game to Helper Ins 4 La th? Helper State Bank to stay In Diamanti Cafe 25 23 Sth with Coors, Helper 25 33 State Eqt- Bank and Rio Grande in the last Mutual Furniture .... 2T 2 3 spots. 23 Food Center .. 25 17' W Virginia Taskar was the big Woody's Jewelry 1 32 gun again this week wflJV both- - City Fruit Market high series and game, a sizzling High team scries, Helper- las, 2. She rolls for Frank's 2)191; high team game, Mutual Glass Shop. Furn. 708; high individual" series L Prudy Patterson 540, Pat Patter, W Standings CaHbon Fuel Co 45 H son 492, Bessie Stewart 47; Don LaiSalle Club .... ..... . 43 W, na Lotz 4710, LaVinna Klrkwood Frank's Glass Shop 24 472. 3 Bonnie Lanes 27 33 High individual game Vera Nl-k- as Veltri's Drug 30 30 208, Prudy Patterson 208, Coors Beer 32 Katherine Winters 200, . Lou And.. 28 14 43 erson 188, Bsssie Stewart. 137. Helpet State Bank Cate-Carib- 563-22- , ' Mr and Mrs' Fred Gardner of Orem visited here Sunday with) his father Glen Gardner, and also with his mother who is in the Carbon hospital. Mr end Mrs Louis James and daughter of Salt Lake, are visit ing this week at the home of his parents !Mr and 'Mxs Earl James. Mr and Mrs J. A. Greener were callers in the capitol city during the weekend visiting with Mrs G's mother and sister, Mrs E. A. Smith and Mrs Constance Armstrong . of San Francisco, Calif., who was also mother. visiting with her Mrs Leslie Reid returned home during the weekend after a very pleasant visit with her son, Mr and Mrs Wayne Reid and son FINISH OFF THAT NEW EASTER OUTFIT WITH A PIECE OF NEW JEWELRY Woody's Has A Complete Selection of New Fashion Jewelry To Choose From - Come See! Also EASTER CARDS For Everyone on Your List Kim. Brief visitors at the home of the Elmo Brays Monday, were Mr and Mrs Jay Huntsman from Murray. ROYAL COACHMEN After a April 16, H business meeting we tied our first flies the Barber Pole Black Fly. George Ferderber will give the health report next meeting according to club reporter Walker Phelps. short WOODY'S JEWELRY Watch and Diamond Specialists. Helper, Utah , mm buy E0(B on Pessetto. raE-EflTE- i? WEST MAIN Society 19-20-- 21 Days of (Easter IfashJoini Be prepared for Rain or Shine in a MEN'S DEPARTMENT FASHION looks to Spring in DRESSES for Little Miss. Linen-lik- e combos., Gingham - Organzas ' 3 to 6 7 to 14 Beautiful Creations Fashionably in Tune with EASTER From our Medley of Marvelous New HAT Styles Beige, Coffee, Pink .Dior Blue, White, Mint Apricot $.99 to $10.99 $3.59 A Complete Line of MENS FURNISHINGS in Newest Spring Styles Expressly designed for Comfort and Good Looks WARDROBE $5.99 Planning Print Poplin Lightweight Wool to READY-TO-WEA- Main $24-9- 9 ..r'i'i;7;l! $4.00 R Street Store to 14 $10.99 4? Easter Baskets Filied or Unfilled-15- c to $2-4- 9 $1-4- 9 $5(). and up Complete Line of A PUN TO fIT TOUR BUDGET 3 to 6x $0.99 7 Sand Pails with Shovels STRAW HATS Kerchief to match 3 ' SHIRT for Boys and Girls 79c to All sizes GOATS or textured Silk $9.99 Bargain Basement $4-9- 5 Novelty Expert ..Fitting Over Poplin Reversible in Sportswear VEST and up m 1 $1.50 $J.95 to Complete Line of . SHIRTS TIE L--S PYKETTE time $3-9- 9 SPORT to $9.90 Easter Time is From New Spring FASTFR FFftlAI LHUILIIOILUIHLO p Convenient Parking and For All Your Needs One-Sto- Shopping LEVIS for the Entire Family $2-9- 9 to $3.99 BASEMENT DEPT. 05n i i |