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Heppner Gozette Times, Thursday, February 18, 1954 ial Happenings . . . .abhart Has 1 ay Party abhart, son of Mr. and iam Labhart, celebrated i birthday with a party ome of his parents on afternoon. ments in the valentine re served to the follow- ts: Mrs. Robert Gam . Judy and Robin; Mrs. rancher, Jody, Janet and Mrs. Willard Blake and Mrs. Alex Thompson, d Brian; Mrs. Jack Mar incy and Carol; Mrs. Robinson and Deannie; c Van Winkle and John; t Loyd and Timmy, Mrs. ise; Dennis and Jon O' Kippy Morris and Mark Extension Unit Meets At Ferguson Home Mrs. Gene Ferguson was hos tess to the Heppner Extension Unit which met at her home on Wednesday afternoon February in. Mrs. Maud Casswell had charge of the program about landscap ing. She showed slides ana films on the subject and gave a brief talk. Members in attendance were Mrs. Frank Williamson, Mrs. Ru fus Piper, Mrs. William Heath, Mrs. Al Fetch, Mrs. Merritt Gray, Mrs. N. C. Anderson and Mrs. Walter Edgar. Mrs. Earl Ken dall was a guest. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. N. C. Anderson on March 9 and the subject to be discussed will be salads. Coming Events Friday Feb. 19 Sans Souci Re bekah lodge QMnrHaw Feb. 20 Elks Annual Commerce, noon at u von nell's American Legion business meeting All Saints Episcopal Auxiliary, 8 p. m. Thursday Feb. 25 Soroptimist, noon at O Donneu s Friday Feb. 26 Ruth Chapter No 32. OES St Patrick's Dance Topic at Guild Meet Birthday Party Held Dy Mrs. Pettyiohn - V BIG NEW SHIPMENT 6. r; a I Iry Costume Jewe HANDBAGS Just in time for the Elks Annual. . . choose from our com jte stock of attractive Rhinestone necklaces, earrings etc., a fine stock of colored stones in sparkling settings. Even g bags, too, that are tops in smartness, yet low in cost. FROM$ 25 UP Phil's Pharmacy Phil Blakney, Owner PTA Meeting Features Founders Day Play, Talk on School Site The Parent Teachers Associa tion met Wednesday night Feb-rii-.rv in at the hich school. During the business meeting Mrs. Adrian Bechtoldt reported the proceeds from the chili sup nor for ihe ways and means com miftpp amounted to $143.32. A nnminatinc committee was ap pointed by the president consist ing of Mrs. L. U. Homes cn.ui man, Vivian White, and Mrs Oliver Creswick. Thp room count was won by Miss Marguerite Glavey, the fifth grade room. Fo ow ne the business mei-i ing a founders day program was presented to those present with tire k'pmn nick in charge. The program consisted of a pageant with the following people taking part: Janice Beamer, Bob Laugh lin, Carol Anderson, Douglas Gribble, Kay Kiethly, all stu dents. The adults participating were Mrs. Harold Becket as the Darent, Mrs. Leslie Grant as me teacher and Jeff Carter senting the community. p.i lowing ihe urogram Howard I Reed, superintendent, gave a re The St. Patricks Altar Guild met at the home of Mrs. Mepnen Truckositz Monday rCDruarj n. During the business meeting plans were made for the annual c, PotriWa Dnv dance to lit' held on March 13 at the fair pa-, vilion. ! Members attending the meet ing were Mrs. Jomes Healy, Mrs. Clarence Wise, Mrs. James Sum -J ners, Mrs. Pirl Howell. Mrs. William Gentry, Mrs. i, ermine Applegate, Mrs. Joe McLaugh lin. Mrs. Floyd hayeis, mi. j'i.m Ernsdorff Mrs. William Kenny, u p.woihi Thalberg. Mrs. Harry O'Donnell Jr., Mrs. f.nwin Gonty, Miss Marguerite Glavy,! Mrs. Charles O'Donneii anu miss Lolita Vogt. Refreshments were served nv the hostess assisted by Mis. Kenny and Miss Vogt. j The next meeting win ue oui March 8. Shower Given For Mrs. Burkenbine Stevie Dean Pettyjohn, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn, was guest of honor at a party L'ien bv his mother at the Petty john residence to celebrate t lie j occasion of his fourth birthday! Monday afternoon. 1 Guests were Mrs. Jack Van; Winkle, Tricia. John and James; j Mrs. Robert Wright, Gary, Jim' and Mike; Mrs. Leon Ball. Jay and Gary; Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mike and Gregory; Mrs. Albert Wright; David and ' Dean; Mrs. Molvinj Piper, Mrs. Don KeiiennrocK,, I'heryl and Lary; Mrs. Crestonj Robinson, Deannie and Vickie;, Mrs. l'hii Blakney; Mark and! Phillip; Mrs. Louise Carlson. San-; (Ira and Sherry; Mrs. Bud Peek.! Terry and Bobbie; Mrs. Raymond Pettyjohn and Betty Jean; Mrs. John Graves, Mrs. Ray Ayres, Calhv and Rodney; Mrs. William Labhart and Chris; Jatiie Stonell, Dennis and Jon O'Donnell and Lisa Marshall. Following the opening of gifts refreshments in the valentine motif of ice cream, cupcakes. Valentine History Told at Soroptimists Mrs. Philip Blakney was in charge of a Valentine exchange held at the Soroptimist luncheon Thursday at O'DonnoU's. Each member brought a hand made Valentine and names wete drawn for the exchange. Mr Blaknev told something about the history of St. Valentine's day and she brought homemade 'cookies for the club. ! At the next meeting ihe Boy Page 3 Scouts will have the program in observance of Boy Scout week. " Parrish Home Scene Of Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrish en tertained at their home Sunday afternoon with a dinner party for a small group of friends. Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Char, les Vaughn, Mrs. Sara McNamer, Mrs. D. A. Wilson, Mrs. Lucy Rodgers and Miss Leta Humphreys. Mrs. Merle Burkenbine was the guest of honor at a surprise bale, shower given for her by Mrs. Mer ritt Gray, Mrs. E. J. Dobbie, Mrs, Stanley Holm, and Mrs. Vivian White at the Gray resident Tiiesdav nii?ht. Guests were Mesdames Harold Pactor Robert Wright, Albert Wright Oren Wright, Leon Ball. Creston Robinson, Marian Hay-1 ,ion. r.ene Wells, Ray Bailey, Clarence Johnson, Jeff Carter, Alfred Rher and Bud Peck. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Marian Huggett and Mrs. John Pfeiffer. Pinochle and bingo were play ,t ,iur!nT thp pvenimi and pin- A3 111- CU itwinifc, - repre-lochle prizes were won by Mrs Johnson who reeeiveu mgn scon and Mrs. Wells had low score. Hayden won the traveling jello and punch were served. (Mikity, j8fe en . . . Ck Timmy Loyd Enjoys Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loyd hon ored their son Timmy with a dinner party Sunday afternoon on the occasion oi nis loune. birthday. Guests were young Loyd's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trowbridge, his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Trow bridge and cousins Austine, Su san and Milne Trowbridge and Charles Ernst, all of John Day. 1 leans melt . . . and vows strength when lovers see their diamond in its beautiful setting of glimmering white PALLADIUM, sister metal of platinum! Let us show you our selection of modern engagement rings made of palladium, the very newest of precious jewelry metais. We have one within your price range. Come in today. J. O. Peterson, Jeweler Mrs f ,hp now school location pinochle' prize. The bingo prize uroblem lwas awarded to Mrs. Bailey. . '. - .,j il Dnrmciimonk were served to Ketresnmems weie snvcu m - - the cafeteria bv the fourth and the guests by the hostesses. fifth grade mothers. rti r...!J tiuu rniei tun icu At Penland Home Mrs. Robert Penland entertain ! ed thp "What's Trumps" bridge club at her home Thursday, Feb ruary 11. Guests present were Mrs. liar ii rviim Mrs. Emil Groshens, Mrs. L. D. Tibbies, Mrs. Raymond Ferguson, Mrs. William Collins,, Mrs. Oscar George, Mrs. Gene! Ferguson, Mrs. Lowell Gribble. Mrs. Stephen Thompson, Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. Tom Wil- enn ami Mrs Schaffitz. I Prizes for the evening were won by Mrs. Tibbies, high; Mrs. Col lins, second; Mrs. Ferguson, third and Mrs. Groshens received low. Refreshments were served to thp ormm hv the IlOStCSS. 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