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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 12, 1953 Page 3 sgiving Dance I Planned by iment Club ly Millie Wilson M. M. Club met at the Daisy Riley, November i for the Thanksgiving nd supper were made. :e will be November 26 ,-mnasium The Thanks lance is the one big ent of the year for the lis year the high school on a play before the present at the club be hostess, Daisy Riley, Srace Stirritt, Goldie Mrs. Alta Wright, "Wave Ida Bleakman, Mrs. Olive Cox, Helen Brown, I Jt- -y S-4.ii.i.ri rtiW XICED FROM 25 FOR TH YOUR NAME IMPRINTED ORDER NOW! IEPPNER 3 A Z E TT E TIMES Martha Matteson, Mrs. Russel, Mamie Fergersen, Rose Miller, Eva Molin, Millie Wilson, and Ivy Barnard. Mrs. Strange and Mamie Fergersen became new members. The next meeting will be at the home of Rose Miller. Rev. and Mrs. Kimmel and son Peter, left November 2 for Wood burn where Mrs. Kimmel and Peter visited her parents, while Mr. Kimmel stayed at Campbell Court Hotel in Portland ana at tended a meetinc of the Evan gelism Committee of the North West area, which includes Ore gon, Washington, Idaho and Mon tana. Leading the session was Dr. John Paxton of San Francisco. Clno lit thp nutrrimpc nf the meet ing was a discussion of a preach-1 ni? mission, which means tnere will he a week of Evangelistic services in Monument in hebru-. ary. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Hinshaw made a business trip to their home in Mt. Vernon Wednesday evening. Clvde Hedces of Portland stop- xd in Monument Friday to greet his old time friend, Chance Wil son. It was the first time in forty years that the two men had met. When bovs or young men they both worked on the Laur-I ence Sweek ranch. Mr. Hedges was a relative of Mr. and Mrs. Sweek. To honor the Junior Class at the Sunday School for selling the most tickets for the anniversary banquet in October, a taffy pull was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Capon on Hallowe'en night from seven to nine o'clock. Hallowe'en games were played. About twenty-five children were present. Earl Sweek was called to Can yon City on Tuesday to serve on the grand jury. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Settle, local merchants, returned from Port land last Tuesday. They had spent ten days in Portland re ceiving medical aid. Dale Hankins and friend from Klamath Falls, spent several rlavs with Dale's uncle, Fred Shank. They hunted for elk while here, but had to return to his home empty handed. Mr. and Mrs. Spike Miller took i their babv tn Pendleton last ; Wednesday for medical aid. The baby was suffering from a severe cold. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Engle of Courtrock, will leave this week for Fort Wayne Indiana to re ceive the new school bus and Hrive it home. It will be used to carry the school children from f"nn rt rock to Monument. Mr. and Mrs Everett Howell and Frank Howell were business visitors in Heppner last Wednes day. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. K Round last Sunday were: Mrs. Round's brother and wile Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Wright of Fox. Mrs. Clarrissa Cork of Portland was also a caller at the Round home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murry are the nrniiri narents of a baby girl, Constance Marion, born at the Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, October 9. Mrs. Murry and baby came home last Sunday. Stanley Boyer, of the Boyers Cash store, was attending to business matters in Portland last week. He was accompanied by his wife and son. While gone they visited Mr. Boyer's sister, and family, Nona Copeland in Salem. The Copelands recently pur chased a new home and were moving when the Boyers were there. The Boyers returned home October 30. Mr .and Mrs. George Stirritt had as their house guests last Monday, Mrs. Stirritt's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cox of Merrill and her sister, Mrs. Iffie Stewart of John Day. The party left Wednesday for the Cox's home in Merrill, Oregon. Ike Shank of John Day spent several days this week at the nnmp nf his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Stubblefield. The many friends of Virgil Fis her were saddened to hear of his death in Heppner, Nov. 4. Mr. Fisher recently spent a week in Monument visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Andrus and son Dennis, of Pendleton spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durst. Mrs. Durst accom panied them to Penrleton for a visit of several weks. Mr and Mrs. Earl Barnard were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gassner last Saturday even- Doris Capon, her mother, Del sie Sweek and her sister, Trella Bogg and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Riley were business visitors in Bend last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ned bweeK oi HeDDner spent last weekend visiting relatives in Monument. Rohhv Carl Cox had a very painful accident last weekend at his home at Top. While playing 'on an old building he jumped to the ground, hitting his leg on !a protruding pole. He was taken ; to Heppner by his parents for medical aid. Mrs. Bruce Strange has been appointed the new distributor of Avon Products in the Monument area. C. N. Wilson was attending to matters of business in the Prine ville and Bend area last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Son Hill of Kim hnriv snent last week gathering their cattle from the old Watkins place, which belongs now to Carl Cox. ! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown from Camp 5 are visiting at the Gene Campbell home at Kimberly. Joe has his foot in a cast, due to a broken ankle. Julia Ann Wheeler, who is em nlovpd in Prineville, and a friend were visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everrett Wheeler at Kimberly over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Riley were attending to matters of business :ln Bend on November b. Thell Boggs, who has spent 'several weeks at the home of her sister, uons Lapon, iu neip care for her father, Rex Sweek, left for her home in Portland last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cork of Portland and George Jackson and son of Prineville, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweek Tuesday evening. They had been ;elk hunting in the Lottonwooa iarea. George Jackson was the j lucky hunter of the group, having Ragged a nice bull elk. They ;were all on their way home. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith ot Portland are spending their vacation at her father's home, Mr .and Mrs. Walter Weise of lone Masquerade Ball Attracts Large Crowd By Echo Palmateer The masquerade dance at the Legion Hall was very well at tended. Those winning prizes in the children's division were: Skippy Pettyjohn 1st. Sheryl Lun- dell 2nd; Roland Ekstrom, 3rd; I couple division was the Sheik and his Harem; single division, Ernest McCabe 1st as a China man; Mrs.Jack Healy as Raggedy Ann, 2nd; Riley Munkers as a tin horn gambler. Music was fur nished by Gene Rietmann's or- chestra. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Crawford and girls, and Mrs. Franklin Ely spent Saturday iu The Dalles. A fellowship dinner was held at the church following church services Sunday. At the dinner Skippy Pettyjohn and Melvln Mar tin played a duet. Following the dinner a business meeting was held. At the meeting it was voted to build a covering over the basement entrance, also to put a new sprinkling system for the lawn, to build more storage space and more classroom space in the basement. Money has been donated for a Memorial Organ Fund. Mrs .Noel Dobyns is treasurer of this. The Washington State college judging team were guests of the Markham Baker's last Tuesday. They were returning from San Francisco where they attended the Cow Palace. The group placed 3rd, and Ronald Baker placed 2nd in the individual. Mr. and Mrs. John Voorhees and girls of Portland visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wate Craw ford over the weekend. Pvt.s Billv Joe Rietmann and Harlan Crawford ipent the wwk end here. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rigby are the parents of a son born at the Pioneer Memorial hospital on Nov. 8. He weighed 6 lbs. 9 ozs. Mrs. H. O. Ely has been ill at her home in lone. Mrs. Sadie 01 (Continued on page 6) Kimberly. SAVE TIME ...with FREE PERSONALIZED CHECKS Start paying bills by mail . . . open a Personalized Checking account at First. Enjoy the prestige and con venience of immediate identification . . . have bank safety with pen point availability . . . and avoid con fusion. Your name and address printed FREE on each Personalized Check. T4 HEPPNER BRANCH Ffl ULSm FJfiTlQrJAE. 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