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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 27, 1 952, Page 3 Happ stork shower. Those present were) Hull, Mrs. Frank Wilkinson, Mrs. Mrs. Bayless' Mrs. Herman Green, Carl Bergstrom of Heppner, Miss Mrs. Martha Van Sehoiack, Mrs.,1 Nell Arnold, Mrs. Iiwin Rauch of Dick Wilkinson, Mrs. Eugene1 Hermiston, Miss Dorothy Reese of social -77 risn Echo. Gifts were sent by others who were unable to attend. Re freshments were served. emngs NEED Envelopes, Phone 882 pns Souci Rebekahs ect New Officers Election of officers was held at regular meeting of Sans Souci jbekah Lodge Friday evenins Ih Mrs. Altha Kirk chosen for ble Grand; Mrs. Sara E. Me-1 mer, Vice Grand; Mrs. Lucy E.I jcigers, Recording Secretary;! fs. Rut hE. Bergstrom, Finan-' 1 Secretary; and Mrs. Pearl De- he, Treasurer. Appointive offi- s will be named later. Instal- ion is scheduled for an early jte in January. Plans were made io for a potluck dinner and und party to be held the even ? of Friday, December 5. Each ?mber is to bring canned goods the amount of $1.00 and these 11 be sent to Camp Columbia oys' Town of the West) for a ristmas gift. The committee in firge of the gift idea includes R. McMurtry, Tom Allen, Mrs. nrles Beckett and Mrs. R. G. iMurtry. he final initiation for the year, Mrs. Bayless Hostess To Luncheon Saturday Mrs. Anna Bavless entertained with a luncheon at the B. P. 0. Elks lounge Saturday afternoon Present were Mrs. Frank Wilkin son, Mrs. Jos. J. Nys, Mrs. A. D McMurdo, Mrs. Give Huston, Mrs Edna Turner, Mrs. Sara E. Mc Namer, Mrs. Fred Parrish, Mrs. Mary Wright. Following the luncheon the group enjoyed bridge and attended the Metho dist ladies' bazaar and tea later in the afternoon. a drill practice has been sche duled for the evening of Decem ber 1st at 7:30 o'clock in the lodge hall. Those in charge of the pot luck dinner to be served prior to the initiation includes Mrs. Ruth Bergstrom, Mrs. Gladys Beckett, Mrs. Mary Bailey, Mrs. Tacie Par ker and Mrs. Ruth F. Payne. Refreshments were served fol lowing lodge bv Mrs. Robert Dobbs, Mrs. Delbert E. Bailey and II be held the same evening and Mrs. Victor Groshens. 1 s X" teas NORAH'S shop is full of lovely gifts that will make "her" tha hap. piest girl in town on Christmas Morn. Here Rita Cox is modeling a smart Pendleton gray adn green plaid jacket and matching Pen dleton skirt. It is just one of the many well known lines you will find at Norah's. Ancther is the ever-popular Jantzen line of sweaters, one of which is displayed beside Rita. I Choose Now for Her Menswear Check All -Occasion Dress l Good HoMkMir) J Let your dollars do "double duty" during Mode 0' Day's Double Value Dress Event! See the many lovely Mode 0' Day resses in sizes 9 to 24 M ! Shown here : smart rayon menswear check coat dress, hand washable, 14-20, only $6.99. For Gift Giving- Super Twist 60 Gauge-15 Denier 4 IIP ' I a. Nylon Hosiery Suaranteed perfect full fashioned nylons with jacquard lace fcps. Another gift special at Mode O'Day that she'll love to tceive. 1.59-2 pair $3.00 BLOUSES A Big Selection of All Kinds of Blouses That Will Make Ideal Gifts 100 WOOL JERSEY 3.99 Dressy and Sport Blouses, Too! ... ' f) ?K IK,.-; PETERSON'S JEWELRY has a store full of gift merchandise. Here Randall Petersen is showing Miss Gayle Alberts one of the beauti ful sets of silver they have for Christmas giving. Whether it's for Him or Her, for young or for old jewelry makes a lasting gift and Peterson's have it. Coming Events Thursday Nov. 27 Elks Thanks giving dance Friday Nov. 28 Ruth Chapter No. 32, OES Monday Dec. 1 Chamber of som- merce, nocn ct O'Donnell's. Rainbow fr Girls Business meeting, American Legion Tuesday Dec. 2 American leg ion auxiliary, 8 p. m.. Legion hall Thursday Dec. 4 Soroptimists, noon at O'Donnell's Elks, ladies night Friday Dec. 5 Sans Souci Re- bekah lodge Saturday Eec. G Ruth chapter No. 32, OES, election of officers Bazaar, Episcopal auxiliary at parish house 2 p. m. o Connie Barger Has Fifth Birthday Party Mrs. Walter Barger entertained Tuesday afternoon November 18 for her daughter Connie's fifth birthday. After games and the opening of gifts, refreshments were served to the following Patty Collins, Tricia Farley, Ruby Ann Fulle- ton, Jo and Janet Fancher, Alice Vincent, Penny Allen, Marcy La Valle, Jennifer Smith, Debbie and Connie Barger and the Mesdames W. C. Collins, James Farley, Roice Fulleton, Bradley Fancher, Carl Vincent, Nel , LaVelle, Orville Smith, Morris Allen and the hostess. Bookworms Meet At Parrish Home Mrs. E. W. MeNamer was host ess for the Bookworms Club at its meeting last week at the Parrish home on Jones street. Mrs. Fred Parrish reviewed the book, 'Hearth In the Snow," a story of Alaska. Mrs. Edna Turner, a guest of the club, showed colored slides of her Alaskan trip last summer. THANKSGIVING We're so very thankful For Health and for Home For Friends who stand by us In spite of our "Pomes"! We're thankful we live In the place that we do And hope we can stay Many years here with you! We're thankful for all of The kind thoughts and deeds Of the wonderful people Who forget their own needs! We'll be thankful if we Can stay on here to do Some small bit in return For the kindness of you. hr Charles and Helen Ruggles C. A. RUGGLES Phone 723 Box 611 Heppner, Oregon Soroptimists Have Program on Youth Youth was the theme of the program for the Soroptimist luncheon, Thursday at O'Don nell's. Mrs. E. E. Gonty had charge of the program. She spoke briefly on the club's youth projects and then introduced Laural Kay Allstott, president of the eighth grade and Janice Beamer, president of the seventh grade. Both girls spoke about the hayride sponsored by the Soroptimists every hallowe'en. Maud Casswell told of the 411 achievement dinner and praised the leaders. . The club's regional project for two years will be to help send a teacher to India to teach the il literate. They voted to give $20 toward this poject. o Stork Shower Honors Mrs: John Campbell Mrs. George IUigg, Mrs. Orval Matheny, Mrs. Don Bennett were hostesses the first part of the week at the home of Mrs. W. O. Bayless on south Court street honoring Mrs. John Campbell at a iiiMi'fAS6 fas ft BECAUSE PENNEY'S JS LENTY OF AVINGS! YOUR SANTA!' So dainty. ..these make grand gifts for every woman! 4 pc. GUEST TOWEL SET 1.98 Fcur Cannon miniature towels 11" x 19" finger tip size, with fringe ends. Four smart Cannon colors to each gift box. , J f "1st i$ t , I Embroidered loose-petal GIFT HANKIES Fine cotton hankies with scalloped hems, colored embroidery designs,,, plus, prettiest touch of all, little loose flower petals, for an extra-special, fem inine look! Buy several boxes ... these are so in-; expensive! GIFT BOX OF 3 5 pc. 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