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Show Thursday, September 18, 1952 THE Page Three iastic lot of bowlers veteran of 6V4 years of army Priel Burnsides parents, Mr. Reorganization of service, is a company commander end Mrs. Hyrum Blackham of were her guests for near- Helper Relief Moroni, in the 23rd Infantry Regiment sen and Alma Edwards as coun- ber, Mrs. George Tamllos, Mrs a week. selors. Vontella Blackham will Wesley Bruce and new members, ly Club time at Eloise Woodheads Society Unit Given continue her work as secretary Mrs. Dixon Bailey and Mrs. Pete saw Frankie Harris, Viola Jewkes, and treasurer while chorister Corey. Olive Hughes, Stella Fulton, AmMrs. first Broadbent, At the conclusion of the meet- anda Tittle, Jean Owen and organist, Elva RoElvira Robbins, and counsellorLynn captured Old cf the Helper ward to the went members their the per will keep past positions. ing Norene Jewkes togeth- Relief northwest of mountain, Jesus The teacher line up will soon be Episcopal chapel for a short re- er. Mis Robbins gathered Church of Society, and Mrs Norto climax one of the completed so that actual ligious service, United Thank Of- ene Jewkes subsituted for Mar- Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, re- Chorwon, battles of the will probably begin next fering, which was conducted by ian Robinson and Jennie Polve ported Monday the reorganization bitterest war. Lieutenant Monger, Korean week. Mrs. Steve Hatsis, Mrs. Tamllos, the of unit. won were Piizes Helper by Frankie Last week in Salt Lake City and Mrs. Scarzato, Guild offiNew president is Mrs. Cliff Harris and Olive Hughes, Bishop Dorr Hanson conferred cers. A pot luck dinner at Jacksons Dye. Sustained as first counselor with church authorities over Mary Stocks had her tenth was enjoyed by Jean is Mrs. Broadbent, second counof the birthday on September 11. Typi- Woodhead and fellow possibilities members of selors Mrs. Earl James and secapartment building given by the cal party fare and games passed the iMicre Adelphe club after a retary is Mrs. Ken Carr. Independent Coal and Coke com- the time pleasantly for Dickie business session at the Woodhead Other organization leader perpany. The architects feel certain Newberry, Dorr Hanson, Jr., Nic- residence. that the structure can be convert- ky Hatsis, Jess Zubeck, Marianne sonnel Include: Mrs. Carl Bany, BHAXD Jean Woodhead has been elected into ample church housing for and Geraldine Corey, Ronald organist; Mrs Frank James, chorclub ed the of president the 270 members of the KenilMorte Bonnie risen, Myrna ister; Estella Gale, magazine subworth IDS ward. Lee Rasmussen, Jeanmne JohanMonday evening the gang that Mrs. Blaine Olsen, thescriptions; The first intermediate his celebiate Oldham class sen, and Robert Davis. helped Ross ology class leader; Mis. Chris composed of eight and nine year 'Mr. and (Mrs. Robert (Janet twelfth birthday was twenty old children starred in LDS Sun- Burton) Denman and small strong. After a few hilarious in- Jouflas, literature class leader; day school services. Connie Rob- daughters, Margaret Lynn, and side games with prizes, and a few Mrs, Clyde Shurtleff, social sciertson opened with prayer while Merrie Carol of games like "hot potito ence class leader, and Mrs. HarGreenville, Mis- outside the two short talks were given by sissippi spent several at the ball," the 'boys and gills were old Wright, work and business days Barbara Laramie and Katherine home of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman seated at a long table and served class leader. Dutiy. Karla Joy Hanson present- Burton last week. Janet, who has sandwiches, cake, ice cream and Retiring president is Mrs. Owen ed the sacrament gem. Tommy not (been home for five years, de- punch. About the tables besides Mrs. Spence ChapRasmussen pronounced the bene- plored the severe drouth in Mis- the guest of honor were Gerald Burgener and is the retiring second man Barbara Geraldine diction. Coiey, sissippi which 'has stunted cotton and The E. O. Jacksons and Bever- crops and caused deep crevices to and Bonnie Mortensen, Olena and Bud Blackham, Jimmy Harvath, ly J. Campbell of New Mexico appear in the soil. Myrna Lee Rasmussaw Patsy safely settled at St. The Burtons and Denmans had Vaughn and Carbon Art and sen, Lynn Jerry Gordon, Ro- Eight end the the Wasatch at of Academy a week family reunion Marys last week. Mrs. Campbell recent- home of Mr and Mrs. Norman ger Bryan, Andy Bakos, Thcmas Students Show Ronald Koshiro, Marlene ly returned to her home after a Stephens of Ogden. The party, In- Bruce, Boyd Robertson, La Nor Fail two weeks visit here. cluding the third daughter, Aileen and Paintings at Fair Burton of Ogden also saw the end Bobby Little of Puce. Honoring Roy Painter, the Mrs Roy Mrs. and Jack state at the fair. Phillips sights met and Edwards family Eight Carbon college night at a dinner at the Art Saastamo-inen- s The Willie Musgraves went on Imboden of Price were hostesses school art students have paintings Erickren Salt at Donna Lake Smith a stayed expedition shopping Sunday. Roy left Monday for on at the Utah State Fair Lvan the her display with parents, his assignment at Hamilton Field, Saturday Vem Woodhead of Salt Lake Smiths, a few days befo.e con at the present time, it has been California n the first part of the week tinuing on to Glendale, Crlifor-m- announced by LeRoy West, will en- spent Donna Charlesworth she will act as matron Kenilworth. where in extension director. college at roll in elementary education Ronald and Norene Jewkes, or honor at the wedding of her The artists showing and the the A. C. next week. Donna, who Calvin Jr., Betty and Vicki, .and sister, Eunice, titles are as follows. was awarded a painting scholarship Cal and Viola Jewkes enjoyed an Smith will be mair d Mrs Eldarine at the close of her Carbon Col- autumn outing at Joes Valley, to Eunice King, Patricia; James Butlin of Glendale, CalMrs Geneve Oliver, lege graduation, was voted last Surday. Desert on of the 20th ifornia Siptm'jei year aa the girl most likely to Jennie Polve made a fast air The fonde, a graduate of Caibon Cliffs; Rena Knudsen, Wonder succeed. to Richland, Washington, to High School and LDS Hospitals Rock; Ruth Biker, Call to the and trip Mrs. Grace Christensen care for her ten months old school cf nursing, alre took a de- Teast; Faye Arthur, Red Cliffs Robert Booth addressed a large granddaughter while the babys gree from the University of Utah of Moab, Maigaret Pace, "Hil's 50-- 6 crowd at LDS sacrament services mother m realizing her goal as an anes- of Home; Carl E 01 on, Along is hospitalized. Sunday evening. Blame The and Geiald thetist. Moigans lie Green River, and George WELLINGTON Mr. Booths wife and sons acsaw the State Fair in the com For the past year she Ivs sv-e- d iJickren, Gallup. companied him on his speaking pany of Dan Moigm and his w.fe at the Heirick as TUESDAY, SEPT. 23rd assignment. family of Salt Lake City. Memorial Hopdal in Bjrnel"y at- -, Mrs. Donald Newberry was and THE OLD HERMITAGE be Mr. and Mis. Smith plan to E6 PROOF the capital city, tae 8:00 to 1 2:00 p.Rl. Smith, cf Glondae, .vil hostess to the Guild at its first While incalled ih"-- e Cross tend the vvedd'ng A mu COMPANY. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY at the Morgans Holy meeting of the season on to see Mrs. Faun Catlin, 10 When business was hospital a Mrs. Catlin is soon to transacted, the hostess served a delicate heart operation. undergo essert luncheon to Mrs Tom The George Richards family Hughes, Mrs. Henry Scarzato, spent Saturday at the fair Mrs Roy Robinson, Mrs. William Marjorie Winn saw not only the May, Mrs. Charles Hatsis, Mrs. fair but also the spectacle, FerderMrs. Mike Steve Hatsis, Kenilworth Parents Pleased with Schools Musical Program The (parents of the elementary school children ere pleased with the expert musical instruction being given during school hours by Owen Burgener of Helper. A room in the lower part of the building has been turned into a music room where instrumental instruction is given from one to two oclock three times a week. The fourteen students who want to play violins will start instruction just os soon as the Board of Education is able to supply the demand For their rental a small monthly fee is charged. With the exception of a school owned 'base horn, melophone and trombone, all other instruments are owned bv the students. It would be well for all children desiring this program to begin now," commented Mr. Burgener. Ini past years band work, the only type of instruction offered, has been held after school hours. The executive wheels of the Primary Association are turning now with the appointment of Mrs. Mable Robertson as president and the acceptance of Della Rasmus- - SUN-ADVOCA- . class-wo- rk see-sa- w fire-pla- wmmtA IlEimrmfxE ce Ku-lo- w, dnottP fmrn Saas-tamoin- en S a, OS travel overnight P-T- asjii 3? 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