4 Hcppncr Gazette Tims, September 24, 1942
crnt:TVrUITri-IAT Long Beach, California, visited Coxen, Ralph Benge, Marie Clary,
bUVwl t I I LIU I -VsnA I friends anci rtlatives in Heppner W. C. Rosewall, and Thelma Pinck-
By JUNE SMITH Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Edna ney.
A laree cart of the population of Turner entertained members of the Boardman-Adrian Bechdolt, Ed-
H-f ss to havent last Turner family at her home Satur- ith Hendrick Russell MUler, Mrs.
week end in Portland and vicinity, day evening, and Sunday the group Cecil Jones, Roy BaU, Mrs. Fred
Amon those who were there were gathered at the home of Mr. and Roach, Walter Lay, Anna Skoubo,
Mr and Mrs Phil Mahoney Logie Mrs. Frank Turner for lunch. A Dan Ransied, Ivy Kunze, A. Skoubo,
Richardson Orville Smith, Mr. and family reunion dinner was held Mrs, John Fisher, Martin Ekker,
Mrs Clarence RosewaU, Mrs. La- that evening at the Lucas Place. May Morrison, James Barlow, Le-
rena Marquardt, Mrs. Chris Brown, Present were Mrs. Edna Turner, ola Tannehill.
Mr and Mrs. Orian Wright, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner, Mr. ton- lAO Gorger Sylvia Gor-
Mr. Charles Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. O. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. ger, M. J. Fitzpatrick, Juanita Riet-
rp.u Mrc ttamPtt Bar- Loy Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam mann, Charles McElligott, Marjone
iurntr, anu mr. anu ivirs. dames """j
Valentine. Lundell, Herbert Hynd, Mabel
, , , Krebs, Martin Bauernfiend, Mrs.
Mrs ntl, TTnnao. mwnm1 Bert Palmateer, Marion Palmer,
Mrs Frank Wilkinson returned with a bridge party at her home Dy Hlvrs01' Mrs-Fr Nichoson,
from Portland Sunday, where she last Tuesday evening, honoring her Mf- .K R kundell, .r08!
placed her daughter,. Shirley, in the house guest, Mrs. George Davis, J?? adbSft,
St Mary's Academy there. Mr. and who is a sister of Mr. House. Au- Majeske, Ted McMillan, Nelhe Pal
Mrs Wilkinson and Shirley and tumn colors and decorations were '-f, Snider, A3ne Ke"!'
Frances went to Portland two used to carry out the fall theme. - W-' Sutsforth, Norma Marquardt,
weeks ago, and Mr. Wilkinson re- Three tables of bridge were in B- JZJt? v v7
turned after a week. Frances is at play, with Mrs. Gene Ferguson win- J? Scott, T. RBur
Corvallis, attending Oregon State rang the high score, and Mrs. Oscar ton- Lorna Miller, Newt OHarra
College. Rippee receiving consolation. A pn cra Warner; .
Mrs. Earl Blake is in Portland, guest prize was presented to Mrs. far PP0111 for
with her daughter, Joanne, who is Davis, who will leave tomorrow the foUowing communities are:
in the Good Samaritan Hospital, for Dayton. Eightmale-Hardman commutes
where she underwent an operation. ... -Oscar Peterson Mrs. Sidney Zm-
, ... ter, Lawrence Redding, Mrs. Claude
. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Owen McLaughlin . . wHt iurra T?av.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. nnclcney re- of Tacoma' voting friends and """"T m?"
ratt, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fer
guson, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ferguson.
CARE OF KITCHEN
RUBBER ONE HELP
IN WINNING WAR
One way for every homemaker to
help win the war is by making the
common household rubber equip
ment last longer than ever before,
says Miss Lois Lutz, extension spe
cialist in home management at Ore
gon State college. While the manu
facture of household rubber goods
has not been stopped entirely, the
longer present equipment lasts the
less rubber will be needed for re
placements. Four enemies of rubber in the
house or elsewhere are heat, sun
light, oil or grease, and copper, Mjss
Lutz points out. The higher the
temperature to which rubber is ex
posed, the sooner it will crack or
become weakened. Cold, on the oth
er hand, does not harm rubber. Sun
light causes rubber to deteriorate.
Even ordinary light hastens deter
ioration, hence when rubber is stor
ed it will last longest in a cool,
dark place.
Oil and grease if left in contact
with rubber cause it to swell and
become weak. Either through wip
ing or washing of oil or grease from
rubber is important. Ordinary dry
cleaning fluids may be used if han
dled quickly and carefully, although
these may not be used safely in
cleaning rubber or rubberized fab
rics. While copper is not much of an
enemy of rubber in ordinary house
holds, the fact remains that if rub
ber gloves are used with copper balls
for cleaning kitchen utensils, the
gloves will deteriorate more rapidly.
If grease or oil get on rubber ar
ticles they are best removed merely
with soap and water. If this is not
sufficient the spot may be sponged
with carbon tetrachloride and then
rinsed, with water. Even in the case
of a stubborn stain it is not safe to
soak rubber more than two or three
minutes in such cleaning fluids.
Many rubber articles when dam-,
aged may be repaired with rubber -cement,
plastic rubber compounds,,
. adhesive tape or electrician's tape.
relatives here this week.
Inez Gentry, Victor Lovgren, Mrs.
The What's Trumps Club met Neal Krdghten,
turned from Portland Tuesday,
brineine with them Mrs. Forrest
. c vfr nrVin will cn-nH ' i . m , - . .1 1
i Zl CS last inursaay evening . . u no EM fo iferold Stevens,
jh. wk wiUi them ad be joined rf Mfrs Gene Ferguson. Mrs Vaw- Etaer Palmer, Frances Le-
hyMr! drove SMS SU ZXZ Mar-
1 S Xs were "md at cl0 rf t, "nA ,0r
them Mrs . .'.-t, Mrs. Bernard Doherty and baby
Heppner Farming Area Mrs.
Mrs. William Beckett in that city Mrs Doherty's father,
since Friday.
Ralph Thompson, Frank Wilkinson,
Mrs. Frank S. Parker, John Wight-
Mrs. Garnett Barratt, Emil
Mrs. Maud Pointer left Saturday
morning for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Turner of
STAR Reporter
FRIDAY -SATURDAY
Men of Texas
Brod Crawford, Robert Stack, Jack
ie " Cooper, Anne Gwynnc, Ralph
Bellamy, Jane Harwell, Leo Car-
rillo, John Litel, William Farnum
man.
The Bookworms met Tuesday Groshens, Mrs. Ray Drake and John
evening at the home of Mrs. Floyd Kenny.
Jones. Mrs. Ture Peterson review-
er the book "The Last Time I Saw EASTERN STAR MEETING .
Paris", by Elliott Paul, and made Ella Benge, Worthy Matron, an-
her review especially interesting nounces that the Ruth Chapter of
with personal observations of her the O. E. S. will have its regular
own trip to Paris in 1934. Mrs. meeting Friday, September 25, at.
George Corwin, a new member, 8 P. M. Important business is to
was present, as was Mrs. Agnes be discussed and all members are
Wilcox, a guest. Refreshments were urged to be present,
served at the close of the evening. piQNEER REUNION
POSTPONED FOR DURATION
At the regular meeting of the
Holly Rebekha Lodge at Lexington,
it was decided to discontinue the
We wish to thank all the Folks who
Attended the Opening of our Bakery
Last Saturday, September 19
We Hope to Hare You Call Often
MR. AND MRS. G. A. SANDERS
Heppner Bakery
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Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thomson,
Jr., left Wednesday for Portland.
...
Mrs. Raymond Ferguson enter- ori of annual pioneer
tained her bridge club at her home . - j.5m.
A fast moving oudoor drama that yesterday with a dessert bridge. Mcmbers are forward to a
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the whole family will enjoy.
: Plus :
Henry and Dizzy
Jimmy Lydon, Mary Anderson,
Charles Smith, John Litel
Another Aldrich Hit as boisterous
Mrs. Leonard Schwarz won high
score and Mrs. Garnett Barfratt
second.
get-together meeting October 1 for
an informal evening of fun. All
members are urged to be present.
FIRE BURNS TRUCK
Don Long of Echo, a former
Lexington resident, suffered the
loss of two trucks, machinery and
Leaders for Inflation
Control Named
A list of names of the leaders ap
juvenile antics give this popular pointed in the county to disperse a garage at a fire on his property
family a vigorous wotkouu , uuranwii u uuMUU"i M several weeks ago.
mm partially completed, and includes ,
the following names: Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mjahoney re-
Heppner D. M. Ward, Emma turned from Portland last night.
Hager, Rachel Dick, Lee Howell, They had been in the city since
Fay Ferguson, B. J. Elliot, Edna Sunday.
BETTER FOODS
for better Americans
The Government is asking you to
eat the right foods. And, as Mrs.
Home-maker, it is urging you to
see that your family gets bal
anced diets and proper nutrition.
Get best quality foods from the
Central Market
SUNDAY-MONDAY
Eric Knight's
This Above All
Joan Fontaine surpassing her Acad
emy Award performance, Tyrone
Pawer in his greatest role, with
Thomas Mitchell, Nigel Bruce.
The most widely read novel since
"Gone With the Wind" becomes the
aareen's most widely discussed mo
tion picture, capturing all the ex
citement, the romance, the over
whelming power of a world aflame!
TUESDAY Bargain Night
Adults 25c Children lie
I Married an Angel
Jeonette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy,
Edward Everett Hortoa, Bin
nic Barnes, Reginald Owen
The King and Queen of song to
gether again to thrill you again!
WEDNESDAY -THURSDAY
Larceny Inc.
Edward G. Robinson, Jane Wyman,
Broderick Crawford, Jack Car
son, Anthony Quinn
Racket-king Robinson is back in
action again in a rowdy larceny-and-laugh
film!
: Plus :
Men of the Sky
A stirring story of America's mighty
air armada, in Technicolor.
A BLOW FOR FREEDOM
FOOIKAtLj
HEPPNER
VS
PENDLETON
B Squad
Saturday, Sept. 26
3 P. M.
RODEO GROUNDS
Admission: 15c, 25c, and 35c
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