Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 23, 1950
TO ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS held in the Masonic hall and will
The O. E. S. Social club will start at 8 o'clock. Hostesses for
entertain their husbands at a the evening will be Mesdames
card party Thursday evening, Dee Jones, Gladys Jones, Madge
November 30. The party will be Bryant and Tacy Parker.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP
PING NOW! USE OUR LAY
AWAY PLAN!
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Two Dances
Lexington Grange Hall
November 25 and
December 2
Bud Orton's Orchestra
Admission, l.25 per Person
If you are, you've got your eyes on the holiday season
just around the corner . . . and there's a fine array .
of Christmas gifts waiting for your selection at Hepp
ner Hardware and Electric.
An outstanding example is the beautiful electric
blanket made by General Electric that keeps you
warm as toast in the coldest weather. Two-control
double bed size, $56.95; single control, $48.95.
Heppner Hardwear S Electric Co.
For a year of prosperity and good grace ... for
all our friends and neighbors . . . and for continuing
to help us protect our American way of life.
Case Furniture Company
PYREX! Durable oven-ware
acclaimed by all women
who use it. A perfect Christ. ;
mas highlight Wide selec- V
tion. 5c to 2.95
Gleaming REVERE WARE,
copper-bottomed beauties
always at the top of her
Christmas list. Large vari
ety. 3.79 to 9.85
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Thanksgiving
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MILS
Here's one of Santa's finest
assortments of rugged toy
trucks. Just the kind the
youngsters ask for. All
sizes and colors. .59 to 3.79
The man in the family will
ao for this electric drill kitl
Drills, sands, brushes, buffs
ana cieuusi
ComDlete kit 29.95
1. G. KEHAGY, OWNER
Oregon's outstanding forest fire season of 1950 won attention at
the Pacific Logging Congress session last week in Portland when
Governor McKay was presented with a "Smokey Bear" poster for
Keep Oregon Green by Bruce Morehead, president of the Congress.
Mayor Dorothy McCullough Lee Joined in congratulating Governor
McKay on the excellent job done by the hundreds of Keep Oregon
Green county committee members and the citizens of Oregon in
preventing man-caused forest fires.
IONE TAKES IT ON CHIN
IN SEASON'S LAST GAME
Ray Ely of Weston countered
with two goals to set the half
time score at 12 to 6. The clinch
ing tally was made by Franklin
in the fourth quarter and set the
final score of Weston 18, lone 6.
The game was played in heavy
rain and on a muddy, slippery
field. With football season now
completed, lone will swing into
basketball with its first game at
Fossil on December 1.
The Cardinal "8" of lone met
defeat at the hands of the strong
Weston Tigers last Friday. The
final score was 18 to 6. Gene Do
herty scored the first touchdown
of the game for lone at the cli
max of a long downfield drive at
the beginning of the second
quarter.
We Have An
Excellent Stock of
"Pendleton"
WOOL SHIRTS
Ideal for the outdoor
man
Wilson's Men's
Wear
Rooms Now Available
of the
Newly Decorated Rooms
from $2.25 up
Coffee Shop Dining Room
Garage Facilities
Praienl This Ad for
$1.00 Crtdit Good on Any Room
S. W. 11th at Stark St. Portland, Oregon
Fl
owers
for all occasions
in season or special
MARY VAN'S
FLOWER SHOP
Flatt's Transfer
and Storage
Heppner Ph. 112
The Dalles Phone 2635
114 E. 2nd St
Insured Carrier
OREGON WASHINGTON
FURNITURE MOVING
"We Go Anywhere,Anytime"
IF
you want an
IRRIGATED
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Large or Small
Let me know what you want
and I will find it for you
At the Right Price!
O.C.HUGHES
Licensed Broker
Rural Route 1, Box 329
Phone 3884
HERMISTON, OREGON
SCHAFFELD-ADAMS VOWS
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The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother-in-law, John
Roscoe. Joe Yroguen was best
man for the groom. Ushers were
Robert Clark, the bride's uncle
from Tigard, Marvin Wightman
and Vern Bell of Heppner. Organ
music was played by Mrs. Rob
ert Runnion Jr., and Mrs. Lucy
Peterson sang "Ave Maria."
A reception in the Episcopal
parrish house followed the cere
mony. Pouring and assisting
were Mrs. Clive Huston, Mrs. W.
O. Bayless, Mrs. P. W. Mahoney,
Mrs. Howard Gilliam, Mrs. Pearl
Carter, Miss Sally Cohn and Miss
Peggy Wightman. Mrs. J. O. Tur
ner cut the wedding cake. Mrs.
Lucy Peterson sang "Because"
and I Love You Truly , accom
panied by Mrs. Elvon Tull.
As a going-away oumt tne
bride wore a gray suit trimmed
in black velvet, with matching
black velvet hat. After a wedding
trip the couple will be at home
in Vale where Mrs. Schatleld will
continue teaching and Mr. Schaf
feld is engaged in farming.
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RED AND WHITE MOVING
TO I. O. O. F. BUILDING
Roy Quackenbush, proprietor
of the Heppner Red & White, is
preparing to spend the Thanks
giving week-end moving his gro
cery stock from the Van Horn
building to the room formerly
occupied by -the Columbia Basin
Electric Cooperative in the Odd
fellows building. Workmen have
been busy the past week redec
orating the room, removing par
titions and otherwise preparing
it for the new tenant.
The new location is the site
formerly occupied by the grocery
operated by Mr. and Mrs. Han
son Hughes. Since the Hughes'
closed out their business it has
housed the Heppner Flower
Shop and the CBEC. For a short
time prior to its occupancy by
the flower shop it was used as a
Red Cross sewing room.
Harry Van Horn, owner of the
building now occupied by the
Red & White, has not indicated
what he expects to put in there.
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TWO-DAY UPHOLSTERY
WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
A two day workshop, December
7 and 8, will be conducted by
Maud C. Casswell on making of
a footstool. The meetings will be
held in the Heppner Church of
Christ and will start at 10 a. m.
each day.
The purpose of this school, Mrs.
Casswell exlains, is to teach el
ementary techniques in uphojst-
ery. Anyone wishing to qualify
ior the upholstery school in Feb
ruary should attend the footstool
meetings, she says. For details
concerning the workshop, call the
county agent's office in Heppner.
The Boardman-Irrigon work
shop on footstools is scheduled
for December 4 and 5 at the
grange hall in Boardman.
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CHURCHES
METHODIST CHURCH
J. Palmer Sorlien, Minister
Morning worship at 11 a. m
Special music by the choir, Oli
ver Creswick, director.
Sunday church school at 9:45
a. m. Oliver Creswick, superin
tendent. Adult Bible class and
Youth Fellowship class at this
same nour, also a class for all
ages beginning at three vears
Choir practice at 7:30 p. m.
inursaay.
Nov. 29, Suzanna Weslev Circle
of the WSCS meets at the Alfred
Troedson home at 2 p. m.
VALBY CHURCH UNDERGOES
REMODELING THIS FALL
Leonard Carlson, in town from
Gooseberrv ihe first nf tho wppIt
reported that the Valby Lutheran
church buiklinr Is nndprrminof a
remodeling job this fall.
Under supervision of the build
ing committee. Henrv Pntersnn
chairman. Oscar Peterson nvor.
seer and Leonard Carlson, treas
urer, Loyd Fletcher and volun
teer workers have nut in a nw
floor, new windows, covered the
ceiling with tile board in an iv
ory shade, and finished the walls
in decco blend blocks.
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5-PC. CANNON
TOWEL SET
2.98
No doubt about the
quality....this is an
other famous Can
non towel set. Your
money buys one 20"
x 40" bath towel, 2
15" x 26" face tow
els, 2 wash cloths.
Gift boxed!
MEN'S INITIAL'D
II ANDKERCII ' FS
98c
Box of three man
sized handkerch'fs.
Long -wearing,
smooth combed cot
ton. Nicely boxed
for gift giving.
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RAYON SATIN
8.90
1 ' Beautiful rayon slipper satin
in a wraparound with quilted
trim ... a zipper style with
BLUE, TURQUOISE.
RAYON SATIN Q QA
OUILTED ROBEStW
Glamorous and so warm, too!
Deeply quilted, cut full and
swinging in.. Fuchsia, Peacock,
Royal Blue or Rose, with a
contrast hnmg.
Chenille 4 AO
ROBES ft.tfO
The warmth, the easy
washing, practic a 1
ways of Chenille! In
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LACY RAYON
CREPE GOWNS
2.98
Fine multifilament
rayon crepe, touch
ed with deep lovely
lace and delicate
embroidery . . . gla
morous in pink,
blue, opaline, or
maize.
34-40
SHEARLING
TRIMMED
MOCCASIN
SLIPPER
3.98
Fine leather uppers
with a warm shear
ling collar and sock
lining. Moccaa i n
toe, leather sole and
rubber heel. Brown
6-12.
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EMBROIDERED
SLIPPER
1.98
Multicolor embroid
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Black, royal blue,
red . . . sizes 4-9
SHEARLING
SLIPPER
3.98
They're fine electri
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Platform sole. Roy
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EMBROIDERED
PILLOWCASES
1.98 Pr.
Just like hand em
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ed for that every
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BOYS'
SHEARLING
SLIPPERS
S 3.79
Leather soles, rub
ber heels. Brown or
tan.
CHILDREN'S
SHEARLING
SLIPPERS
198 249
Sizes Sizes
8 to 11 12 to 3
Warm and comfy
for the little ones.