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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Thursday, October 30, 1941
BPW Club Inducts
18 New Members
The initiation of 18 new members
in the Business and Professional
Women's club was an event of Mon
day evening, October 27, at the home
of Elizabeth Dix. New members, all
of whom are Heppnerites, include
Hester Peavv. Cecelia Healy. Rose
Hoosier, Dorothy Gene Davolt, Vir
ginia Lee, Virginia Humphreys,
Margaret Wright, Maxine Browning,
Lela Feterson, Gwen Glasgow, Doris
Jenison, Frances Weaver, Evelyn
Isom, Elsie Mollahan, Thelma Jar
oes, Anna Q. Thomson, Harriet Ha
ger, Jerry Watson; also Irene Zinter
and Anne Thomas who were unable
n b" nresent.
After an impressive ceremony
Hallowe'en games, supervised by
Leta Humphreys assisted by Rose
Leibbrand, were enjoyed and group
singing was led by Rose Hoosier.
Doughnuts and apple cider were
served later in the evening. Total
members present, including new
members, was 34.
To buy, sell or trade, use the G-T
Cliff Jenison, P. P. & L. cashier,
was among the more fortunate deer
slayers. He went out early last
Thursday morning, hunted in the
Shaw creek district, and was back
in town by 9 o'clock the same morn
ing with a nice buck.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Turner motor
ed to Portland Sunday and returned
Monday night.
Bill Greener of Hardman escorted
his brother Elmer of Hillsboro and
two companions on a hunting trip
the end of the week and each bag
ged a nice buck.
Judge Bert Johnson and F. W.
Turner motored to Walla Walla yes
terday to attend the annual meet
ing of Inland Empire Waterways
association.
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