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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1954)
r Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 25, 1954 Farewell Party Given For Nancy Harshman A surprise farewell party was given fur Nancy Harshman on Thursday before she moved to Walla Walla. Carol Anderson was hostess at her home assisted by Nancy An derson. Fifteen fiursts were present in cluding the Wa Can te Ka Camp Fire Girls. ;uests were Nancy Harshman, Connie Anderson, Rose Ann Ayers, Celia Boulden, Sharon Case, Jeanne Collins, Bon nie Ilannan, Florence Morris, Kay Sayers, Brenda Townsend, Mary Kvelyn Tucker, Janice Driscoll, Cant lee Corbin, Mary Johnston and the hostess. Guest of honor received many nice gifts. Games were played, refresh ments served, and most of the quests attended the movie. Hislers Celebrate Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hisler enter tained with a dinner party on their 2Gth wedding anniversary, at their home on Butter Creek. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. James Sumner, Mrs. Marie Monahan, Mr. and Mrs.' James Monahan and the host and the hostess. LEGION AUXILIARY MET TUESDAY The American Legion auxiliary met Tuesday November 16 at the Legion hall. Mrs. Richard Wells asked that members contribute new or old gifts for the Portland gift shop as soon as possible. The gifts are to be distributed to needy children at Christmas time. o Need Letterheads? Phone 6-9228 in III J ' - w' Duplicate Club meets At McNamer Home Mrs. Sara McNamer entertained the Duplicate club at her home last Thursday. The winning team included Mrs. Earl Gilliam, Mrs. Loyal Par ker, Mrs. A. D. McMurdo and Mrs. Fred Parrish. We have it! WIUYS DUAL-PURPOSE 4-WHEEL-DRIVE ALL-STEEL BODY STATION WAG? GILLIAM AND BISBEE Hardware is Heppner dealer for Youngstown kitchens and here Mrs. Earl Gilliam is explaining to Al Lamb how much his wife would appreciate one of the new kitchen sink units for a Christmas gift. (GT Photo) FOR BOTH PASSENGERS & PAY LOAD GOES THROUGH It ill wiatk.r, bad roads r m roodj at all NOW 53 MORE p.wir with 115 hp S.ptr-HurrUan. Engin. i MADE IY THE WORLD S LARGEST MAKER OF 4-WHEEl DRIVE VEHICLES WILUJ MOTORS, INC., T.l.d. 1, OM. Farley Motor Company HEPPNER. OREGON 3 ' t ' '' " J " V " !- . If. OES TO MEET SATURDAY DECEMBER 4 Ruth chapter No. 32, OES will hold their first meeting in De cember on Saturday evening, December 4. o Mrs. Alex Green returned home Friday from Pendleton where she spent the week visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Green. All Saint's Episcopal Church ANNUAL Bazaar & Tea Sat. Dec. 4 2:00 P. M. Parish Hall Use Gazette Times Classifieds For Results! TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY'S manager Jack Loyd is helping Heppner painting contractor Ernie Winchester select colors lrom the store's Bovsen Paint Colorizer Chart. Jack's suggestion for a wonderful gift is to have one or more of the rooms of a home re painted and decorated for the Christmas season. (GT Photo) Carnation Club Meets 'ng won .b; T,hfta Afnatton; Verna a k a n l. i i Case and Svlvia McDamel. At McCabe Home Refreshments were served by t, , , . . Alice MeCahe and Evelyn War The Carnation club of the De-1 rpn gree of Honor held its birthday party and November meeting at the home of Alice MeCabe, on Thursday evening November 11. During the meeting it was de cided they would make laundry bags for the Veteran's hospital in Walla Walla, Some members agreed to furnish material and others do the sewing for these. It was reported the club had made 26 pack wraps for Pioneer Memorial hospital. Gams were played, prizes be MflM 91 hx lb entire family! 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Melba Miller and Francine Crawford gave reports on cloth ing. Each member wore . the dresg she thought most suitable to her." Beta Omega chapter held a tea at the St. Patrick's Catholic church in Heppner on Wednes day November 17. The meeting was held to ex plain the program of Epsilon Sigma Alpha to the Heppner wo men. Betty Hietmann and Vir ginia Snow poured during the evening. Mrs. Grace Nickerson left Sun clay to spend the Thanksgiving holiday in California where she will visit with relatives. i, , ""'). 1 1 , , I itT '. i.,ia ii,--' " ' lll"ll '"nun i The Unpardonable Sin What Is This Sin God Cannot- Forgive? Is It Possible To Commit This Sin And Not Know About It? HEAR THE BIBLE ANSWER TO THESE QUESTIONS PRESENTED BY NATHAN MEHKEL Sunday Night, Nov. 28,7:30 p.m. AT THE Christ For Today Crusade NEW SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTCHURCH, WEST WATER ST., HEPPNER 5pjLjjjR"E " " " 30 MIN. MOTION PICTURE PRECEDING LECTURE UNCLE CHARLIE'S VISIT DONT MISS SEEING THIS ONE. 7:30 SHARP BESURE To"ii1pRisiNTFOR aTrEE BOOK DRAW WEDNESDAY NIGHT ' THE TRUTH ABOUT THE DEVIL Did God Create A Wicked Devil? If He Did Why Did He No Destroy The Devil? - spIcial fTature 1 HEALTH NIGHT I Come and Learn How to Retain and Ehjoy Good Health. Lecture to Be Presented By Dr. Stanley Kirk . . FfmAYrTlGHT How To Be Prosperous Do You Want to Be Prosperous? Come and Learn The Secret ATTENTION! ALL YOUTH This is Your Night to Enjoy Stories, Quizzes, Choruses You Have A Chance To Win Free Books Plus, Winning A Special Prize to The One Bringing Most Boys or Girls Come and Fnjoy These Meetings of Fellowship and Study 7:30 P. M. At This Season Let Us Thank God For His Unspeakable Gift-Jesus - I LuaMatfdaiiaat -' SimmmSJBmMmmkmmmmmimuitmtM . Mtmmtmmim'lf1' I F'l .A. - 'ft y V if -J -Vi i j. 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