Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 24, 1951
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May the good things of I ife be yours
Good Courage
Good Luck
Good Fortune
Good Health
Good Friends
Good Will
CONGRATULATIONS
Saager's Pharmacy
Baccalaureate Held
Sunday Night For
Lexington Class
Baccalaureate services were
hold Sunday night at the Chris
tian church with the Rev. Louis
Wetzel officiating. The program
consisted of the prelude by Betty
Lou Messenger, processional,
hymns by the congregation; song
"in the Garden" by the high
school sextet,; message to the
graduates by Rev. Wetzel, and
song 'My Task" by the sextet;
recessional. The class consists of
David Buchanan, John Edwards,
Patricia Majeske, Alene Shan
non and Pfc Floyd Breeding The
eighth graders are Patricia Mc
Millan, Donna Robinson, Phyllis
Nolan, Nancy Harrah and Larry
Groves. Ushers and receptionists
were Earl Miller and Dorothy
Lowrey.
Mrs. Roy Martin received word
Sunday of the death of her father,
D. Bellenbrock of Monument.
Pfc Floyd Breeding, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Breeding is having
a 10 day furlough at the home
of his parents. While here Floyd
will take part in the graduation
exercises of his class. He is sta
tioned in Louisiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wallace
spent the week-end in Woodburn
where they attended the funeral
of his nephew on Saturday.
The Newt O'Harras are visit
ing theic. daughter Mrs. Roy Dar
nielle and famliy in The Dalles.
E. E. McFadden returned to
The Dalles Tuesday for a check
up following his recent illness.
Dr. and Mrs. Anderson of Port
land visited their many friends
in Lexington recently. Mrs. An
derson was formerly Myra John
son. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell,
nee Grace Cypert, and Mrs. Hurst
of Tacoma and Mrs. Frank E.
Parker of Heppner were visitors
at the Barnett home one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Picker and
son have moved from the O. W.
Cutsforth ranch to the Greenup
place above Heppner.
PTA met Tuesday evening in
the school auditorium. Mrs. Sor
lien, primary teacher presented
an interesting program including
piano solos by Carol Ann Palmer,
Johnnie Wallace and Judy Wih
lon; and a report on the PTA
convention by Mrs. Armin Win
Ion who attended as delegate.
County council of PTA met in
Boardman Wednesday with Mrs.
Armin Wihlon, Mrs. Robert Da
vidson and Mrs. O. G. Breeding
attending.
The Junior-Senior banquet was
served at O'Donnell's cafe Tues
day evening followed by a show.
Mrs. Ina Nichols is keeping the
Bill Nichols children while the
mother and her new daughter,
Linda Louise are getting ac
quainted. Mrs. W. E. McMillan, Mrs. Wm.
Smethurst, Mrs. Annie Keene
and Mrs. A. F. Majeske are in
Klamath Falls this week attend
ing the Rebekah convention.
While there, Mrs. Keene will re
ceive the degree of Chivalry, one
of the highest degrees given.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Griffin of
San Francisco are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grif
fin. The Louis Wetzel family have
moved from Heppner to the par
redecorating the premises was
sonage after en extensive job of
finished.
Mrs. Millard Nolan is spending
some time in Bend attending a
lodge convention.
The "Busy Dozen" sewing club
met at the home of Mrs. Gene
Cutsforth with Mrs. C. C. Jones
as hostess. Mrs. Stanley Kemp
was surprised with a stork show
er. Those present were Mesdames
Kenneth Nelson, Irven Rauch,
Bob Kilkenny, Tad Miller, Llye
Cox, and the honoree and hostesses.
of Electrical Appliances and Radio Equipment
APPROXIMATELY $13,500 INVENTORY Main Street-Heppner, Oregon
Starting at 11:00 o'clock
Daylight Saving Time
Saturday, iiay 26
Office Equipment
1 Desk and Chair
1 L. C. Smith Typewriter
1 Paymaster Check Protector
1 Large Electric Wall Clock
1 Wiz Ticket Dispenser
1 2-drawer Steel File Cabinet
1 Cash Drawer
Small File Cabinets, and all Display
Shelves in Store
1 Neon "Radio Repair" Sign
1 Neon "Frigidaire" Sign
Home Appliances
of Various Makes
2
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2
1
Zenith Combination Radios
Meissner Combination Radio,
Phonograph and Recorder
Nesco Electric Roasters
Universal Mixer
11 Waffle Irons 7 Pop-up Toasters
1
3
1
2
6
1
1
1
2
2
8
3
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
Royal Vacuum and Attachments
Premier Vacuum Cleaners
Mix-o-Blend 10 Coffee Makers
GE Silex 2 Electric Fans
Heater and Fan Combinations
Electric Circulating Heater
4 Hot Plates
12 Electric Irons
"Electric Blanket
Electric Popper
Electric Travel Irons
Presto Steam Irons
Electric Clocks
Desk Lamps 1 Juicer
Ice Crusher 11 Door Chimes
Corey Knife Sharpener
Hamilton Beach Mixetts
Hamilton Beach Mixers
Auster Hair Dryer
Hair Clippers
Egg Poachers
Sun Lamps
Zenith Transoceanic AC-DC Radios
Jewel Bedlamp-Radio Combinations
Emerson Table Radio
Emerson Portable Battery Radio
Majestic Table Radio
Manning-Bowman Broiler
V-M Phonograph
Apex Dishwasher
Electric Deep-Fryer
2 Dishmasters
Large Assortment Refrigerator Trays,
Radio Batteries, Electric Cords
Trouble Lights, Bulbs, Etc.
2 Kitchen Fans 5 Sets Dishes
6 Airfoam Pillows
3 New Whirlpool Washers
1 52-gallon National Water Heater
1 Sink Top
2 Sunbeam Mixmasters
2 Large Pedestal Grenado Fans
1 Large Desk Grenado Fan
8 Duo-Therm Oil Heaters
7 "Custom-Aire" Oil Heaters
1 Used Quaker Oil Heater
Large Assortment of Stove Parts
Complete Set of "Riders" Manuels
Complete Set of Sams" Manuels
6 Radio Testing Machnes
Large Stock of Radio Tubes, Condensers,
Volume Controls, Speakers, Etc.
Frigidaire Appliances
2 9-foot Deepfreeze
1 6 foot Master Refrigerator
1 7 foot Master Refrigerator
2 7 610 foot Master Refrigerator ,
1 9 foot Master Refrigerator
1 11 foot Master Refrigerator
1 8 foot Master Refrigerator
1 4 310 foot Master Refrigerator
2 9 foot DeLuxe Refrigerators
1 8 foot DeLuxe Refrigerator
1 11 foot DeLuxe Refrigerator
3 Electric Ranges
3 Automatic Washers
3 Electric Water Heaters
Miscellaneous Items
2 Delco Light Plants, Used
2 Used Compressors
2 Used Radios
1 1936 Ford Panel
1 34-ton Applance Delivery Truck Bed
2 Refrigerator Pads
1 Delivery Cart and Straps
Assortment of Hand Tools
Complete Assortment of Phonograph Needles
TERMS OF SALE - CASH
Heppner Appliance Co., fer
SALE CONDUCTED BY VARNER AUCTION CO.
Hermiston - Phone 2872 and 6507
Week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. O. G. Crawford were ,Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Penland and son
Meal of Lebanon. It was the first
time the Penlands had been in
this part of the state and they
were well pleased with what they
saw. They found some old ac
quaintances here in the Edwin
Dicks. Mr. Dick and the Penlands
having attended the University
of Oregon at the same time.
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SOUND MOTION PICTURE
ON CHURCH PROGRAM
"Reaching From Heaven," an
80-minute sound motion picture,
Christ at the evening service
will be shown at the Church of
Sunday. This film is said to be
"packed with drama, humor and
pathos, and is romantic and ex
citing as well as Christian."
This will close Mr. McKowen's
work as pastor of the church;
next week he plans to return to
Nebraska, which has been ihs
evangelistic headquarters for sev
eral years. He says, "I'm really
sorry to leave Oregon it's a won
derful place to live!"
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GRADE SCHOOL TRACK MEET
RUN OFF WEDNESDAY, MAY 16
Heppner's elementary school
was host to the grade schools 'of
Lexington, lone, Boardman and
Irrigon at the annual track meet
staged on Rodeo Field Wednes
day, May 16.
Scoring was on an individual
pasis instead of on a school bas
is and total points were com
puted. (Due to lack of space it is
not possible to print the individ
ual scores.)
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