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Show the HELPER PAGE FOUR (Utah) - JOURNAL MAY THURSDAY, 17, 1962 Needtocraf t News by Srimjy Baxter words do you most often associate with the month of "Weddings," probably, or "senior proms," or "graduations." Juno really is busting out all over, and, no matter who you are, there's probably something in this exciting month for fact dawned on me in my jou to look forward to. An interesting reflections on the subject. Namely one thing seems to characterize all the associations with the month of June. They all seem to revolve around particular events glamorous events, held in glamorous places. These provide perfect settings for your appearance in the most glamorous outfits in your wardrobe. Frothy outfits like chiffons, shimmering taffetas, rustling organdies these are the elegant order of the day. FINISHING TOUCHES As important as the dress you wear are the acces sorics you select to complement it. Shoes, bag, and gloves shouldn't be difficult to find, but when you come to a wrap the topping for the whole outfit you're often stumped. You might find a coat that's elegant enough to crown your outfit but you'll probably think it too warm for the month of June. A cardigan would What suffice, warmth-wis- e, but your outfit probably deserves something a little more out of the ordinary. The answer must lie somewhere else. "But where ? " you ask. My answer is "in a capelet like the one pictured here " CROCHETED GI,AMOUK Made in a group stitch pattern with a combination of double crjehet and half double crochet stitches, this capelet has many aovautages, besides its obvious glamorous ones. One of the most important is that it works up with amazing speed since it's made with knitting worsted and a large crochet hook. Instructions for PC 1239 are yours, free of charge. Just write to the Needlework Department of this newspaper and be sure to enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope with your request. r'FLIEF SOCIETY MRS TURNER HOSTESS Mrs Joe Turner acted as hostthe Thimible club last Thursday night at their weekly All members and extra guests, Mrs R;x Bryner and Mrs Arva Porter, enjoyed sewing chatting and the taisty luncheon served iby the hostess. ess to er. Mrs W JACKPOT AT THE PARISH GAMES PARTY FRIDAY, HAY 18TH KEtFER CIVIC 8 P.f.l, AUDITORIUM EVERYBODY IS WELCOME IT'S A tleasu.i-iiu;- it - JOIN US I meeting. ATTEND BANQUET HOME IMPROVEMENTS See BILL WELSH -- atMOTOR CREDIT CO, Mr and Mrs Ralph Fletter returned Saturday after spending three days on business at Kern-merWyoming. Report the wind is blowing even harder up there. a new baby son. They also visited briefly with Dayton's brother Dr Bob Kelly and family before returning home Sunday evening. er, 37 East Main PRICE. UTAH Phone ME 68 iMr and Mrs Alden Christensen and family motored to Provo and Spanish Pork last weekend where they shared visiting time with parent, Mr and Mrs Alden Chris tensen Sr., and Mr and Mrs Iceland Barrett, in honor of mother's day. Mr and Mrs Louis James and daughter of SLC spent Mother's Day weekend 'here witih his parents Mr and Mrs Earl James. A CONTEST ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW IN HELPER ' EASTERN STAR The highlight of the year in Eastern Star work was mat last Inuraaay iw'nen members of Naomi Chapter 1N0. 13 wi hosts to members of tne Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, of Utah. Guests from the many state chapters began arriving in the ai'bunoon and at 6:30 'p.m., met at the local Masonic Temple lor a formal ibanquet held in their honor. The tables were beautifully decorated in a musical theme carrying out the Worthy Grand Matron's theme of the year, "Symphony of the Stars". At each place were tiny colorful repicas of musical instruments shimmering in gold and other colors. Tb2 main decorative table held a tiny baby grand piano Sti-m- Helper City invites all persons interested, to file their application for Swimming pool positions for the summer, with the City Recorder, no later than 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 24, 1962. Positions to be filled are: Pool manager, male life guard, and lady attendant. , Applications must be in writing. Joe Bonacci, Jr. City Recorder. with LaPreal Richards presenting the social science lesson. President Pearl Gardner will preside and asks that all members attend the returned Bonnie H APPLICATIONS REQUESTED meeting f.'OflEY FOB 500-Seri- es Pagano Mr and Mrs Dayton Kelly molast week after vacationing MRS BRAY ENTERTAINS Mrs Elmo Bray entertained her tored to 8LC Friday to attend In Fort Worth and suroundin'g areas of Texas. Reports having a bridge cldb last Friday night with the Utah Power & Light banquet Miss Ann Price and Mrs Merrill where Dayton was presented a wonderful time visiting with her Bryner attending as extra guests. pin for 25 y:ars continuous sersisters and brother and others. A tasty luncheon was served be vice with UP&L. The Kelleys also Art Johnson of Grand Junction, fore the game and at the close visited with their sons and fam Colo., shared visiting time here of the evening prizes were award IMes Mr and Mrs Gary Kelly and last week with his daughters and ed to Mrs John liboroi, Mrs Fran ju:iw uauy yon in XvOgan, ana mi their husbands Mr and Mrs Ern ces Greenhalgh, Miss Price and ana Mrs George D. Kelly and Gardner and Mr and Mrs Harry Mrs Bryner. family in Corrine, who also have Hiatt. Th Gardners spent Mother's Day with son Keith and his family' in Salt Lake City. ROYAL COACHMEN H The Royal Coachmen club met with leader Jack Manchester at Jack's Radio and TV shop. Terry Phelps assisted. Jack demonstrat Theta Johnson, state clothing ed a "brown hackle peacock fly. specialist from Utah State Un- j We all appreciate his patience iversity, assisted the home agent (With us. iNext week Frankie Clara Sdhofield, in a Tailoring Scavo will give the health rs- "School last week. . port to us. flanked by colorful musical notes Twenty-thre- e a club women, R- MI93 FIX-UT- S CLUB setting high on wire staffs elief . Society women, and other club met symphony in itself. The Miss Fix-it- s hamemakers met at the Carbon with leader Mrgaret Sidwell this After a very delicious banquet Stake Cented May 9 and 10 . to week. We talked about the club cookgd and .. served by members see demonstrations of Tailoring and whether to continue it. We of the Social Order of the Beau-cea- nt with Mrs. Lois Odendahl had a visiior Carol Newkirk. "techniques. as chairman, the order convened Samples of the newer fabrics in session in a chapter room 'lor spring and summer were of shown and the importance flanked by baskets of spring flowers. After a brief opening cutting fabrics on the grain was ' discussed. Treatment of the varceremony the members of the and ious types of interfacings Grand family retired to the anteroom to line up for their formal stay stitching were demonstrated. The advantages of machine tail-- 1 march into the room. Welcomed in the chapter room by the Marorina and band tailoring were .discussed. shal, Lucille Gardner, the Grand was escorted by the CoFamily Many fine points of tailoring "Some, people are like nductress, Efiirley Mieikel, and were demonstrated before ' this wheelbarrows they stand Associate Conductress, Hazel ac group, including: are unless still pushed." they How to set in a sleeve, how to The Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Myrtice C- - iMatson, of Salt make buttonholes, how to set in a ripper, the importance of press of the above subjects were given Lake City, was welcomed by the to do it, pressing to the women who attended. Any Worthy Matron Mae Hiatt, and ing and how ' equipment, how to make pleats one desiring bulletins on sewing the Worthy Grand Patron of Park and cording, how to make pock- or help on any particular phase City by the evening's Worthy ets and hems, and how to line of sewing is invited to contact Patron Rex Causer. Other Grand Mrs Sohofield at the Extension Officers welcomed at the time a coat. were Elsie Jones, Associate Grand Bulletins dealing with many Office in the court house. Matron; iNaomi Hoskins, Grand Secretary; Lucille Smith, Grand Treasurer; Beth Frank?, Grand Conductress; Helen Wilson, As4-- closing Bowlers Berensen and M:rlene Kirkwood. Trophy for maintaining average to Barbara Hughes; for increasing average, Alberta Rolando for iow game Marva R. Bruno. pins were awarded to Kris Saecomanno, Cellia Fos-sa- t, Merlene Kirkwood, Norine Jowkes, Lucille Phister, Bessie Stewart, Shirley Davis, Mary Scavo, Edith Tone and Marilyn Scorzato. Achievement award from KEBC went to Geneva Black. Championship patches went to Seppi team members. home . Local Women Attend Tailoring School . Practice Matches For May 22 at 2 p.m. of the Helper Ward Relief Society .will be held, On Tuesday, the it Women WOMEN OF MOOSE The Price chapter Women of Moose, held their chapter night May 4 with Katherine Shifrer, membership chairman in chrage of the program and refreshments. Junior Regent Jennie Leonard to Bonnie presided. According Pagano senior regent, there is much to be done during the state convention May" 18, 19, 20, and ask members to turn out and assist. New members will be enrolled in the chapter during the weekend meetings. Grand Conductress; Kelly, Grand Chaplain; Ireta Irvine, Grand Lecturer; Frances Henderson, Grand Organist; Ethel Binch, Grand Adah; Goldie Klein, Grand Ruth; Lois Ross, Grand Esther; Bertha Clinton, Grand Klectra, and Winnie Cree Elmer, Grand Warder. PRIZE THIS WEEK TOTALS HERE ARE THE . Mr READ 'EM OVER This is a Family Fun Contest. Nothing to buy. Use any slip of paper for an entry blank. Not necessary to ba present to win. Not necessary to be a subscriber to this paper. This contest starts when you receive this issue and closes 1 pan. the following Monday. At that time a drawing will be held. The first entry drawn that correctly identifies the Mystery Personality will win $6.50. If that entry also has the correct number of clues hidden in all ads of the sponsoring merchants, a bonus of $13.50 will be added. When this bonus is not won, it will be added to next week's bonus and will continue to grow until it is won. The "Mystery Prrsonality" may be anyone in the Helper area. Clues for his or her identity may be hidden in any ad in this section. When a star appears in an ad in this section ft means there is additional advertising for this merchant elsewhere in this newspaper, clues may also Ibe placed in that ad. Cluss will be scattered. There may Ibe from one to five clues in any ad, or none. This is a contest of skill, we invite you to try to outwit us. Family participation gives you a better chance to win. Your wife, husband or some bright-eye- d youngster may spot a clue that you miss. Got any Perry Mason in you? Think you can outwit the contest, Remember, you can't win if you don't enter. This is family fun contest! One entry per person (family of four could submit four entries). Anyone may enter UNLESS a member of your family is employed by the Helper Journal or by a merchant whose ad appears at the top in heavy border this week (this applies ONLY during the week his ad is at the top and bordered). The employees of other Sponsoring Merchants ARE eligible. To enter, study the ads, find all the clues you can, then write down who you think this week's "Mystery Personality" is, add the total number of clues you found. Be sure..you put down your name, address and phone number. Then take your entries and deposit them in the boxes located at the featured merchants place of business. There will be Four featured, merchants each week. These will be indicated by the heavy border around their ads at the top of this section. (Each member of the family may enter once at each of these featured places of business. Thus, you may enter four times and doing so will improve your chances of winning. Every possible precaution will be taken to prevent typographical errors that might be mistaken for clues, but errorless typography cannot be guaranteed (by anyone) . The publisher of the Helper Journal will be the judge in all questions, and his decision will be final. DEPOSIT THIS WEEK'S ENTRIES WITH THE Carbon Cleanmasters Specialists. - Boilers . Complete Stoker, Furnace. ' Boiler Repairs .. Uses r JBJJjjn-dpe- FOUR BOXED MERCHANTS BELOW FOOD CENTER Woody's Jewelry For the Graduate If you Care Enough to give the Best Shop at Woody's Power Cleaning Furnaces sociate Following suggestions of the WGjM. that each chapter give lessons in Eastern Star work and scripture to its members, films of a pilgrimage that was made by the Warder of the local chapter, Mrs. Arvetta Satterfield, to the Holy Land, were shown. As the films were shown, mostly in color, Mrs. Satterfleld gave interesting bits of information and history on each particular subject. Presentation of gifts were made by Mabel Jones, Associate Matron, and Wiley Wheeler, Associate Patron protem, of the local chapter. Past Grand Matrons, Abble and Georgia B. Roach, were welcomed as were Past Grand Patrons, William J. Ross and Rex L. Causer. Refreshments were served after the meeting under direction of Joanne Kissel, Ethel Peppertkis, Wanda Cassano, Elsie Parker and Helen Markosek. Dining room decorations were by Nellie Duncan and Alice Rathmill. On Friday the Grand Officers Journeyed to Bethany Chapter No. A of Green River, and on Saturday, to Valiant No. 21 of Moab, wtiere Grand Visitations were held. RULES, .308 Winchester Progressive Market Prescription Center Bora Minnovich of CC BETTER MEATS FOR LESS Rudy and Mary UTAH HELPER Member P.D.1.0. QUALITY FOODS and MEATS Veltri Rexall Drug Back entrance - Parking in rear See you at our. Helper State Bank ST0RB A" HELPER waMamondSpMs - S47.00 HELPER UTAH Always Passes a Bar THE VOGUE Mutual Furniture & Hardware Idiet For 'n Shre Blonses Berkshire Hose was Motorcycle fiend . - Hard Electrical Applianoei Snow-Push- er Men'. Dept. Van Fountain ! UTAH Par-Excelle- "The Best in Household Hewn ShirU Furnishing THE TOGGERY Helpe Hardware ... Furniture and Carpet Headquarter. - Q.E.. Maytag, . - For Father's Days Better Material, for Youi Building Needa Pittiburgh Paint. WE BABY YOUR CAR Courteoui Berrioe, Alwayi SONNY'S Service Frank's Glass Shop Tnne-u- p, od Honor Student Lube, Oil ehasji Batteries, Tires, 03 Generator Eiata Cat. Olaai for All Purpose. Wholesale . Retail Glass for Home, Auto, children; T-j or Eaflifej Keed. 63 8. Main Ph. mzm Prescription Spedalirts Off dial 1 - 472-581- Ckneral Merchandise- - Ii Our BuineM" HOLIDAY INN Cafe Tom's Auto Service Wlctt i. " deputation Guarantee MexIcan Md roodl oxa Specialty Hansen is American Service Station a tfi Corner ,anet Builder. Hardware ' Chuck's Pharmacy . - "Your Good Health , Busy before Santa comes and Supply Co. Store. pEODU0X IOUU Ajrree, Central Commission A-- G QUALITY MEATS Many Fine Gift Items Hoot Tappan, Amaaa "We take Better Oar You Oar" NOLAN'S Our of Quality "Koeu Your We for Pet. Eat With U.I Th BEST place in town. to hare Your Oar Repaired com Am. Legion Ex-Dist- rict City Look ,or Fruit Market Guess the Identity Former Toastmaster PRESS VEGETABLES Oroosriai Bttioat I . . 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