Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 1, 1953
Page 5
Parent-Teachers
Reception Held
Wednesday Night
The annual Parent-Teachers
reception was held at the Ameri
can Legion hall Wednesday night
September 23 with approximately
170 parents ana teacners attend-
; il'he following program was
presented with Reverend John
Reeves acting as Master of Cere
rncnies. Reverend Earl Soward,
president of theP-TA gave the
tetichers welcome and Mrs. Doug
las Ogletree gave the teachers
response. Leslie Grant, County
School Superintendent introduced
tlje members of the rural and
district school boards and then in
tqrn introduced Howard Reed,
Superintendent of the Heppner
school who presented to the gath
ering the teachers of the Heppner
school system.
01iver Creswiek sang two vocal
sfilos, "Shortning Bread", and
'I'm Walking Behind You."
I Mrs. J. R. Huffman served as
gt neral chairman of the affair,
assisted by Mrs. Willard Blake
Mid Mrs. James Healy, program
chairmen; the ladies of the Epis
copal Auxiliary, who acted as
hostesses; Mrs. Edwin Dick, Mrs.
fljerrit Gray and the room moth
ers. Dinner Party Given
!n Honor of Birthday
Mrs. John Ernsdorff enter
tained with a dinner party Friday
'evening Sepember 11, in honor of
her husband whose birthday was
tjiat day.
Those present were Mr. and
Jlrs. P. W. Mahoney, Dr. and Mrs.
Walace Wolff, the hostess and
the guest of honor.
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Family Reunion Held
Sunday at Wrights
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Wright en
tertained with a family reunion
dinner Sunday, September 27 at
their home in honor of Mrs.
Wright's mother, Mrs. John
Routson of Weiser, Idaho.
Those attending were': Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wright and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Ed LaTrace,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Zimmerman
and family of Hermiston, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Buchanan of Pendle
ton, Mrs. Joe Devine, William La
Trace of Tacoma and the honored
guest and her husband, Mr. John
Routson.
Mrs. Routson is also the mother
of Mrs. Robert Lowe and Ed La-Trace.
Kathie Ernsdorff Has
First Birthday Party
Kathie Ernsdorff was guest of
honor at a dinner party given
by her mother Mrs. John Erns
dorff, on Wednesday evening
September 23, in honor of her
first birthday.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Carter, Mike, Jeffery and
Gregory; Mr. and Mrs. George
Wardner; Mr. and Mrs. John erns
dorff, Jack, Eddie and Kathie.
FAREWELL PARTY HELD
A farewell party for Miss Mar
tha Tapanainen, county health
nurse, and Miss Colleen Connor,
secretary to the county school
superintendent, was given by
members of the court house staff
at the court house Monday after
noon. Each received a gift from
the group with Judge Garnett
Barratt making the presentation
Ice cream and cake was served
Miss Connor is leaving for Spo
kane, Wash., and Miss Tapanai
nen is taking a position at Kla
math Falls.
Social Happenings
Many Entries in
Flower Show Held
At lone Sunday
By Echo Palmateer
The flower show sponsored by
the Garden club held in the new
cafetorium Sunday was a great
success. There were around 200
entries. The theme of the show
was Autumn Glory. The room
was decorated with a white arbor
covered with ivy, white gates and
picket fences with rows of flow
ers and shrubs on each side.
Other decorations were corn and
other fall vegetables, Mrs. Fred
rick Martin won sweepstakes for
adults and Jean Martin sweep
stakes for children. These were
determined by the largest num
ber of blue ribbons received.
The winners were: Section 1
class annuals, asters: Mrs. Roy
Lindstrom, 1st; Mrs. Fredrick
Martin, 2nd; Mrs. Edith Nichoson,
3rd. Marigolds, dwarf, Mrs.'
Nichoson, 1st; Mrs. Roland Berg
strom, 2nd; Mrs. Martin. 3rd;
Marigolds, African, Mrs. Dale Ray
1st; Mrs. Roland Bergstrom 3rd.
Petunias, double, Mrs. Martin 1st;
Mrs. Roland Bergstram 2nd; Pe
tunias single, Mrs. Martin 1st;
Mrs. Alfred Nelson 2nd; Petunias
frilled, Mrs. Wm. Rawlins, 1st;
Mrs. L. L. Howton, 2nd; Mrs. Rol
and Bergstrom, 3rd. Zinnias,
large, Mrs. Roland Bergstrom 1st;
Mrs. Martin 2nd; Mrs. Howton
3rd. Zinnias, dwarf, Mrs. Howton,
1st; Mrs. Norman Nelson, 2nd;
Mrs. Roland Bergstrom, 3rd.
Nasturtiums, Mrs Nichoson. 1st;
Mrs. Martin 2nd and Mrs. Roland
Bergstrom 3rd. Alyssum, Mrs.
Nichoson, 1st; Mrs. Martin, 2nd;
Cosmos, Mrs. Martin 1st; Mrs.
Ray, 2nd; Mrs. Harry Yarnell, 3rd.
Carnations. Mrs. Roland Berg
strom, 1st. Balsam, Mrs. Wm.
Rawlins, 1st. Scabiosa, Mrs. Ro
land Bergstrom, 1st. Salvia, Mrs.
O. E. Lindstrom, 1st. Rubrum lily,
Mrs. Frank Engleman, 1st. Sweet
Peas, Mrs. Roland Bergstrom, 1st
and Mrs. Arvilla Swanson, 2nd.
Calendra, Mrs. Arvilla Swanson,
1st. Stocks, Mrs. O. E. Lindstrom
1st.
Section II Class Dahlias, pom
non, Mrs. Marion Palmer, 1st;
Mrs. Nichoson, 2nd; Mrs. Fannie
Griffith, 3rd. Miniature dahlias,
Mrs. Norman Nelson, 1st; Mrs.
Echo Palmateer, 2nd. Large dah
lias, Ben Anderson, 1st. Mrs.
Rawlins, 2nd; Mrs. O. E. Lind
strom,, 3rd. Large class A, Ben
Anderson 2nd; Mrs. O. E. Lind
strom, 3rd. Large B class, Mrs.
Palmer, 1st; Mrs. Addie Salter,
2nd; Mrs. Carl Bergstrom, 3rd.
Section III class, gladiolus, Mrs.
Howton.lst; Mrs. Roland Berg
strom, 2nd; Mrs. O. E. Lindstrom,
3rd.
Section IV class, perennials-
roses, floribunda, Mrs. Lana Pad
berg, 1st and 2nd. Other roses,
Mrs. Mabel Cotter, 1st; Mrs. Pad-
berg 2nd and 3rd. Michaelmas
daisy, Mrs. Martin, 1st; Mrs. Ray
2nd; Mrs. Roland Bergstrom 3rd
Geranium ivy, Mrs. Padberg, 1st;
Mrs. Nichoson, 2nd. Delphinium,
Mrs. Ray, 1st; Mrs. Palmer, 2nd.
Those on other perennials were
Mrs. Martin, 1st; Mrs. Walter
Dobyns, 2nd on Shasta daisies;
Mrs. Padberg 2nd. Mrs. Padberg,
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Mrs. Jones Gives
Book Review for Club
The Bookworms held their regu
lar meeting Tuesday, September
22 at the home of Miss Lulu
I lager.
Mrs. Floyd Jones gave a review
about the book "Good Morning
Young Ladv" by Ardeth Kennel-
iy-
Members present were Mrs.
Floyd Jones, Mrs. Ted Smith, Mrs.
Lucy Peterson, Mrs. Cornet Green,
Mrs. Luola Bengston, Mrs. J. O.
Turner, Miss Leta Humphreys,
Mrs. Fred Parrish, Mrs. James
Thmoson and the hostess Miss
Hager.
Rippee-Keenan Vows..
Read in Winamucca
Miss Rita Keenan became the
bride of Donald Rippee, Sunday, j
September 6, in Winamucca, Ne
vada. After a weeks honeymoon j
the vounc couple returned to
Heppner where they are now
making their home.
1st and Mrs. Claude Huston, 2nd.
Rose of Sharon, Mrs. Padberg, 1st;
Mrs. Engleman, 2nd. Gaillardia,
Ben Anderson, 1st Mrs. Rietmann,
2nd.
Section V class, chrysanthe
mums, Mrs. Roland Bergstrom,
1st; Mrs. Huston, 2nd; Mrs. Raw
lins, 3rd. Other mums, Mrs, Mar
tin, 1st; Mrs. Huston, 2nd; Mrs.
Nichoson, 3rd.
Section VI class, Begonias,
Tuberous, Mrs. Walter Dobyns,
1st; Mrs. Howton, 2nd; Mrs. Sam
Esteb, 3rd.
Section VII arrangements, cof
feetable, Mrs. Martin 1st; Mrs.
Padberg, 2nd; Marilyn Morgan,
3rd. Twin, Mrs. Omar Rietmann,
1st. Vegetable and fruit, Mrs.
Rawlins, 1st. Dry, Mrs. Rietmann,
1st. All other kind, Mrs. Rietmann,
2nd. All one color, Mrs. Huston,
1st; Mrs. O. L. Lundell, 2nd and!
3rd. Figurines, Mrs. Ernest Heli-1
ker 1st. Mantle, Mrs. Palmer 1st;
Mrs. Rietmann, 2nd; Mrs. Palma
teer, 3rd. Mis. Roy Lindstrom
honorable mention. All one kind,
Mrs. Rietmann, 2nd; Ben Ander
son 3rd.
Children's division, Jean Mar
tin received 1st on nasturtiums,
mums, sweet peas, a nasturtium
bowl and 2nd and 3rd in arrange
ments. Marleno Griffin 1st on a
four variety arrangement. Ralph
Martin, 1st and. 2nd in arrange
ments and 2nd in marigolds.
The tables had green corrogat
ed paper down the center sepa
rating the displays. Mrs. Roland
Bergstrom was general chairman
of the show. Mrs. Omar Rietmann
had charge of the guest book and j
leported over 100 persons signing
it. Mrs. Leslie Grant of Heppner
received the door prize. A silver
tea was also held with Mrs. Harry
Yarnell and Mrs. Leonard Carlson
pouring.
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Coming Emits
Friday Oct. 2 Open house, I. O.
O. F. hall, sponsored by IOOF
and Sans Souci Rebekah lodge,
8:00 p. m.
Saturday Oct. 3 Blue Birds cake
sale, Thomson Bros, grocery, 2
to 5 p. m.
Sunday Oct. 4 World Wide Com-
munion Sunday
Monday Oct. 5 Chamber of com.
merce, school cafeteria at 12:15
Rainbow for Girls
American Legion business
meeting
Tuesday Oct. 6 American Leg
ion auxiliary
Wranglers, club house
Thursday Oct. 8 Soroptimists,
noon at O'Donnell's
All Saints auxiliary, parish
hall, 2:30 p. m.
Elks
Friday Oct 9 Ruth chapter No.
32, OES
Bridal Shower Honors
Mrs. Myron Rill
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was given for Mrs. Myron Rill a
bride of August 2G at the home of
Mrs. Clive Huston.
The serving table was appro
priately decorated with fall flow
ers and a miniture bride. Pour
ing were Mrs. Claud Huston and
Mrs. E. R. Huston.
Guests present were Mesdames
Frank Parker, Durward Tash,
George Terrlll, Owen Leathers Jr.,
E. C. Dougherty, James Farley,
R. D. Allstott, Archie Ball, Gene
Hall, Robert Bergstrom, Elmer
Palmer, Leonard Rill, Laurence
Beckett, Walter Wright, Lyle
Peck, Floyd Adams, Mary Wright,
Ray Drake, and Misses Marilyn
Bergstrom, Sharon Rill.
Gifts were sent by several who
were unable to attend.
Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. William Rawlins, Mrs. Clyde
Allstott, Mrs. Ben Anderson and
Mrs. John Bergstrom.
Soroptimists Hear
Districting Plan
Mrs. W. O. George explained to
the Somoptimist club at their
luncheon meeting at O'Donnell's
on Thursday September 24, the
plan for districting the Northwest
region. According to this plan
the Soroptimists would hold a
regional conference only in the
spring. In the fall they would
have their district conferences.
Miss Leta Humphreys and Mrs.
Pearl Devine were elected as al
ternates to the Yakima confer
ence to be held October 91011.
In the past the club has sent
boxes of clothing to Korea at
Christmas time, but it was de
cided to join the churches and
send the boxes now before winter.
It was announced the annual
card party would be held Octo
ber 26 in the basement of the
Catholic church.
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MARCIANO-LA STARZA fight pic
tures will be shown at the Star
Theater, Oct. 8-9-10.
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Mrs. Gunderson Guest
Of Honor at Shower
Mrs. Eddie Gunderson was
honored at a baby shower Thurs
day, September 21 at the home
of Mrs. Lowell Rippee.
Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. James Sumner, Mrs. Gene
Hall and Mrs. Rippee, who served
refreshments to the following
guests. Mesdames Don Bennett,
Roger Conner, Herb Hamilton,
Creston Robinson, Marshall Love
gren, William Snow, Carl Thorpe,
Bert Kane, Henry Hapold, Paul;
Doherty; Mrs. Lucille Troedsoni
and Mrs. Bess Chapman of Her-
miston and Misses Beth Ball, Col-j
leen Connor, Juanita Mattisonj
and Joyce Buschke.
Duplicate Club Has
Dinner and Bridge
The low scorers in the Dupli
cate Bridge club entertained with
a dinner for the winners Satur
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Fred Parrish. Other hostesses
were Mrs. Jos Nys, Mrs. Frank
Turner, and Mrs. Earl Gilliam.
Bridge was played later with Mrs.
Sara McNamer winning high
score.
METHODIST WOMEN TO MEET
The W.S. C. S. will meet Octo
ber 7 at 8:00 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Mattie Green instead of
with Mrs. Clarence Warren as
previously announced. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Lucy Rodgers and
Mrs.' Bernice Nash.
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Past Matrons Club
Enjoys Meeting
The regular monthly meeting
of the Past Matrons Club was
held a the home of Mrs. James
Thomson Monday night.
Following the business meet
ing cards were played and re
freshments were served to Mes
dames Charles Ruggles, Anna
Bayliss, Charles Vaughn, Sara
McNames and Frank S. Parker.
THEY WENT
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The guns are all checked
From stem to stern!
We've plenty of shells,
And, a few to burn!
The hunting knife's sharp and
Sheathed to put on!
Bit of string and pencil stub,
ready for Saturday dawn!
Jacket of brightest crimson
And a hat the same!
With insurance in order,
We are off for game!
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