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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September 25, 1952 Page 5 Social Happenings . . . Miss Gwyneth Cox Tells of Engagement To Marion Green Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Cox of Milton-Freewater announce the engagement of their daughter. Gwyneth Gale to Marion Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornett Green of Heppner. Miss Cox is a graduate of Mc Laughlin Union high school with the class of 1951 and is now em ployed at the First National Bank of Heppner. Green is a graduate of Heppner high and attended Oregon State college last year. He will attend Whitman College at Walla Walla in the winter. Te wedding has been set for December 14. Soroptimists Hear Talk on Constitution Leslie Grant, superintendent of the Morrow County schools, was introduced by Mrs. Lucy Rodgers as the guest speaker for the So roptimist club at their noon luncheon on Thursday, Septem ber 18. The program was based on Con stitution Day which was Septem ber 17. Grant spoke on the con stitution of the United States. He said, the most prized possession of this free country is the right to vote and it is the most abused right in the constitution. Every one should vote that is elegible. Other guests of the club were Francis Nickerson and Mrs. Sadie Sigsbee. ,4 r; '- - t fM?...' . S TRAVEL ON TIME With a Modern Watch rice include Fed Tax Olhtr Eliiiu from 120 75 If ELGIN guarantees I M fhe DuraPower I Maimpring will J HAVAr nouAr kf-Artlr f lf ' 41 F'in DeLuxe. 17 jewel,. M l yf&L. lm X A VJ'I Charming case with round, ME ( p-' 'tA Handsome square case hai Ji W' --J Sfwl '?ecial 'hick ben' "y""1- rLa&$ TV 'j 11 (omforlaMe expansion band. 1 See the newest miracles of timekeeping created by the most famous names in watchmaking during our 1952 Watch Fashion Parade from October 30th to November 8th. X. Oct.30 to N....8 j BE ON TIME BE IN SfVLE "ST" J. O. Peterson Jeweler ... Coming Events Thursday, Sept. 25 2nd annual hunter's night. Elks Friday Sept 26 Ruth Chapter No. 32, OES Saturday Sept 27 Dance spon sored by Legion, fair pavilion Monday Sept. 29 Chamber of commerce, noon at O'Donnell's American legion business meet ing. 8 p. m., legion hall Thursday October 2 Soroptimists noon at O'Donnell's Elks, ladies night Holly Rebekah lodge, Lexington Friday October 3 Sans Soucl Re bekah lodge Plans Completed For Rebekah Convention Plans for the District Conven tion to be held in Heppner on Saturday, October 11, were com pleted at the regular meeting of Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge Friday evening. This year, in addition to the regular convention pro gram, a no-hostess luncheon will be held at O'Donnell's Cafe pre- ceeding the afternoon session. Officers of the lodges in the dis trict and convention officers are expected to attend. The luncheon is open to any Rebekah desiring to attend. Reservations are to be made prior to October 8th with Mrs. Ruth F. Payne, Noble Grand of Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Olive Ramey, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, will be the guest of honor at this luncheon. Following the business session of Friday's meeting, Mrs. Rufus Piper, Mrs. Charles Beckett and Mrs. J. C. Payne served refresh ments. At the next regular meet ing, October 3, 1952, Mrs. Clara B. Gertson and Mrs. Pearl Devine will tell something of their recent trip abroad and show colored slides of interesting cities in the tour. Jay Cee-ettes Plan Fall Rummage Sale Mrs. Robert Ferrell was named chairman of the fall Jay Cee-ette rummage sale, to be assisted by Mrs. Everett Keithley and Mrs. Harold Huber, at the September meeting of the organization. The sale which will occur early in November, is the fifth to be held by the Jay Cee-ettes. Hostesses for the potluck sup per enjoyed b ythe Jay Cee-ettes and the Junior chamber of com merce members were Mrs. Frank Andresen, Mrs. Phil Blakney, and Mrs. Everett Keithley. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dobey, Mr. and Mrs. Fulleton, parents of Roice Fulleton, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nickerson. The latter couple were charter mem bers of the two organizations Mr. and Mrs. Herman Green, Mr. and Mrs. Roice Fulleton and Mrs. Walter Barger were wel comed into membership in the service clubs. Rainbow For Girls Holds Initiation Initiation ceremonies were pre sented for one candidate, Miss Phyllis Nolan of Lexington, at the regular meeting of the Order of the Rainbow at the Masonic Tem ple Monday evening. Following the meeting refreshments were served by Misses Joan Keithley, Meredith Ann Sorlien, and Ginger Andresen and Mrs. Frank Andre sen. Miss Sorlien is Worthy Ad visor of the Rainbow Girls this year. Howard Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tibbies, Mr! and Mrs. Gordon McGough and the host and hostess. First prize for women went to Mrs. L. D. Tibbies and Paul Jones was high for men. Hatfield Home Scene Of Pinochle Club Mrs. Don Hatfield entertained the Pinochle Club Tuesday even ing at her home in Lexington. High score was received by Mrs. Bernard Doherty, second by Mrs. Lavonne Bloodsworth and the traveling prize by' Mrs. Robert Davidson. Others present includ ed Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, Jr., Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter, Mrs. C. C. Carmichael, Mrs. Jaunita Martin, Mrs. Edith Munkers, Mrs. Oral Wright, Mrs. James Vanover, and Mrs. Eileen Padgerg. Refresh ments were served. DINNER PARTY SATURDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van Mar ter, Jr. were hosts for a dinner party Saturday evening at their home in the Lane Apartments. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Scrivner of Democrat Gulch, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson and Don Hatfield of Lexington. r drill ijk'lVm 'Tl'nTi I It'll IjJiJjQjp; . ,s. .iv&ckS3-m- .y IT LI. .,'.!. . 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Money Back Guarantee of more and hotter neat over ine noor man ny wmpanwc . Yl i L. E. D PHONE G22 I C K ; District OES Meet Held At lone Nearly 50 people attended the District meeting of Ruth Chapter No. 32 (Heppner) and Locust Chapter 119 of the Eastern Star at lone Thursday evening kept. 18. Mrs. Leila Wimberly Worthy Grand Matron of Roseburg made her official visit that evening. The meeting was preceded by a dinner at the Legion hall served by the ladies of the Auxiliary. 27 were served from tables decorated with fall flowers and candles. Mrs. Wimberley was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corley. Christian Fellowship Met Wednesday The Women's Christian Fel lowship met Wednesday after noon in the parlors of the Chris tian Church. Twenty-five mem bers were present. Mrs. L. D. Neill was. program chairman for the afternoon and presented Mrs. Clara B. Gertson who gave a re sume of her trip abroad and talked chiefly about the various churches she visited while in Europe. Mrs. Gertson showed several souvenirs which she brought home with her. Mrs. Robert Walker led the devotions following the program and Mrs. Marcel Jones was hostess chair man. The group is planning to enter tain the Eastern Oregon district at its convention October 14 in Heppner. This Includes represen tatives from Christian Churches of Pendleton, La Grande, Milton, Baker, Hermiston and Athena. O ' WEDDING SET FOR SATURDAY The wedding of Miss Joan Ren inger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Terrel Benge, to Herbert D. Mil ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Miller, will take place Satur day September 27 at the Christian church in Heppner at 8:00 p. m. All friends are cordially invited. Bridge Enjoyed At Jones Home Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones enter tained Saturday evening Septem ber 20 with three tables of bridge. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Cornett Groenj Mr .and Mrs. Across The Counter By Frank Cr Van Not long ago I read a short news story. It made me resolve to point it out to you. The newspaper stated that a home owner returned just in time to see all his belongings home, clothing, furniture, appliances, rugs, books, silverware; yes, everything burning up in smoke. The cause of the fire was unknown. Unfortunate ly, the property was located outside the city limits. The story concludes: "There was no protection, and NO IN SURANCE." No doubt this was a stag gering blow. It would be a severe and serious loss for anyone. Yet, while the fire might not have been prevented, the loss COULD HAVE BEEN. Ample fire Insurance on the home and contents is the way. Then he would have received CASH with which to rebuild and refur nish his home. By taking a needless chance, he perhaps lost his entire life's savings. If your property is outside the city limits, I seriously urge you to buy plenty of fire insurance. The chance of a severe loss or total burnout is greater than if you lived in town. Doesn't this seem logical? Let us bring your protection up to par. TURNER VAN MARTER &CO. INSURANCE BONDS REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC Heppner Phone 152 Mrs. John Hartman Is Honoree At Shower Mrs. John Hartman was the honoree at a stork shower Thurs day evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. Henry Rauch, Sr., with Mrs. Delmar Jordan, Mrs. Robert Gammell and Mrs. Orville Matheny as hostesses. Some twenty guests were present Prizes for guessing games were received by Mrs. R. B. Rice, Mrs. Rufus Piper and Mrs. Thoral Broadus. Gary Jones Honored On 14th Birthday Gary Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones was guest of honor at a dinner party Friday evening, September 19 given by his mother for his 11th birthday. Those present were Lance Tib bies, David Cox, Steve Green, Wayne Soward, Dee Bailey, Vic tor Groshens, Jay McClintock Ed die Olson and the guest of honor, o Mrs. Floyd Adams drove to Portland last Tuesday to take her father home and to take her daughter Nancy to the train to leave for Mills College in California. 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