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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 24, 1956 Page 3 S, TT ocial HaDDeninps i i r Jack Bedford, Reporter-Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays JNUAL SOROPTIMIST TEA FOR NIOR GIRLS GIVEN SUNDAY kut 40 senior girls, their lers and guests attended the lal tea given bv tho Smnti. Jclub in honor of the gradu I senior girls from the Hepp ed Lexington high schools, ie home of Miss Leta Hum ys Sunday afternoon from until 4:00 p. m. ?ing flowers were used tghout the rooms and each Was presented a pink rose fee, the class flower of the tier seniors. fing the afternoon there was gram with Karen Lundell 0f playing a piano solo; a wel iven by Mrs. E. E. Gonty, lent of the Soroptimist club; Eonse by Miss Sharon Bry- j two vocal solos by Mrs. rd Brunner accompanied by !c Kreimeyer; poetry read- Janet Thurston; a talk on r education by Miss Ruby tietmann, a teacher in the i I cers Installed Jeppner P-TA Heppner Parent Teacher ition met Wednesday even Mast week and Installed tfficers as follows; L. E. president; Mrs. Marvin vice-president; Mrs. John I Jr., treasurer and Mrs.j is Drake, secretary. lie show was presented by 'Is of the home economics Kent under the direction of .omer Hager and a Danto was given by a group of cnooi students. Bechdolt's third grade ion the room count. fsses for refreshments were Ivin Wagenblast and Mrs. mders. o iren Guests of Dtimist Club ren of members were the at the Soroptimist club m Thursday at O'Don They also provided the 0 with Patti Collins say-l )em. David George giving tig, and Mary Ann O'Don Jging several numbers. in the meeting Mrs. E. E. ;ave a report on some of Mights of the main ad 1 the Regional conference Coos Bay in April. of the club were Patti Mary Ann and Jon O'- David George Karen San d Virginia Gonty. Pendleton schools and a piano duet by Mrs. J. O. Turner and Karen Lundell. Mrs. Joe Hughes was chairman of the program. During the tea hour Mrs. Krei meyer played incidental music while Mrs. E. E. Gontv Dresidcd at the punch bowl and Mrs. Ro bert Penland poured from a lace covered table centered with spring flowers and Dink and white candles. Miss Humphreys took pictures or eacn gin and her mother and tlie pictures were given the girls ior their scrap books. o lone Sorority Holds Annual Banquet At Hermiston Elks The Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held their annual oanquet at the Elks Tern- pie in Hermiston on Wednesday May ltj. Mrs. Pat Dohertv was chair man of the evening and twenty nine members and husbands were present. The pledge ceermony was held in the lodge room. Those pledg ing the sorority were Mrs. Arthur Crawford and Mrs. Bill Rietmann. Following the ceremony Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mrs. Carl Mar- quardt and Mrs. Don Linnell re ceived the ritual of jewels com pleting six months of pledge training. The ritual table was decorated in blue and gold with bronze candle holders and yellow candles and yellow Iris. The 1956-57 officers were In stalled. Those being installed were Mrs. Robert Rietmann, presi. dent; Mrs. Eldon Padberg, vice president; Mrs. Pat Dohertv. treasurer; Mrs. Harold Snider, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Tad Miller, recording secretary. o - .. . . ; r-.r , ft . , j 1 ,v ' rv ;4; lit : 0 i x ,ff TEA HONORS SENIOR GIRLS The Heppner Soroptimist club hold its cnnual tea Sunday at the home left to right, Mrs. Harold Peck and daughter Mrs. Shirley Peck Palmer; Mrs. C. E. Anderson and daughter Nancy Anderson; and Mrs. E. E. Gonty, Soroptimist president. (Photo by Irene Wilson) one Cemetery Project Completed On Sunday May 20 the work on the lone cemetery nroiect was completed. Those helping were Earl Mor gan, Ed Buschke, Bill Rietmann, Walter Corley, Ted Palmateer, Corliss McLeod, Bob Rietmann, Don Peterson, Pat Doherty, Art Warren, Don Heliker, Elmer Ball, Carl Schultz, L. E. Leathers, Dave McLeod and Vic Rietmann. The Eeta Omega chapter of Ep silon Sigma Alpha furnished a potluck dinner at noon at the grange hall. Rainbow Girls Assist In Instituting New Umatilla Assembly Twenty four girls, members of Ruth Assembly No. 50, Rainbow for Girls were in Umatilla Sun day morning to help institute a new Assembly there. The Heppner group put on the opening and closing work, es corting of grand officers and ini tiated 40 girls. Luncheon was -served at noon after which the grand officers di the installing with Lucille Day ball, Portland, grand worthy ad visor as installing officer. The girls were accompanied bv Mr. and Mrs. Harold Becket, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keithley, Mrs. Claude Graham, Mrs. Dick Wil kinson, Mrs. Roy Quackenbush, and Mrs. James Thomson. Coming Events Friday May 25 Ruth chapter No. 32, OES Reunion Held Sunday By Pettyjohn Family A Pettyjohn family Monday May 28 Chamber of was held at Blackburn Mill on commerce, noon at O Don- nell's Rainbow for Girls American . Legion business meeting Rhea Creek Sunday. Brothers and their families ore sent were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pettyjohn, Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tettyjohn, of East Moline, Progressive Party Held By Heppner Journalism Students The journalism students of Heppner hih school and their teacher, Mrs. Joyce Wilkinson, enjoyed a progressive dinner party Thursday. Seafood cocktails werp served as first course at the James Mon- ahan home, the soup course was at the home of Nancy Anderson, salad at the home of Sharon Brv- ant, the main course at Virginia Gonty's home and dessert was at the home of Meredith Thomson, followed by games and dancing on the Thomson patio. o , j Seniors Honored At Sunday Dinner ' Following the baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class Sunday evening, the mothers of J the seniors served a buffet din-1 nor in the basement of the Chris tian church. Invited guests were Mr. andi Mrs. Joe Stewart, Rev. Knox and the class advisors. Gifts were presented to the ad visors and to Mrs. Ernest Win chester. Miss Sharon Bryant an nounced that the vear book is dedicated to Mrs. Winchester in - appreciation of her co-operation reunion with tne senior class the past year. James Monahan, president of the senior class, presented the gifts. COVER THE EA'MH E SHERWIN-WIUIAMS House Paint an Wednesday May 30 Decoration: Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petty Day Thursday May 21 Soroptimists, sacK lunch, home ot Mrs. W. O. George Friday June 1 Sans Souci Re- bekah lodge Saturday June 2 Annual Episco pal birthday card party, 1 :30, parish house i john, lone; Noah Pettyjohn of Olex and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd rettyjohn of East Moline, Illinois. A sister, Mrs. Paul Webb of Walla Walla. Other family members present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petty- john and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Pettyjohn and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Petty Jjohn and three children of Olex, Mr. and Mrs. Hervel Pettyjohn of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer, r'i a whole new collection of White Stag fun togs at NORAH'S I I new ! L Sfa-Bra S-M-l...2.95 lie Boy Short 10-20... 3.95 in short iced poplin Treat yourself to Iced Poplin Fun Togg... action-fashioned the White Stag way. All color-planned to go together like ice cream and cake. Sanforized. if oralis Shop Mrs. Cohn Entertains Whats Trumps Club Mrs. Harold Cohn was hostess last Wednesday afternoon for a salad luncheon when she enter- tained the Whats Trumps hridn-P club. Guests were Mesdames Cone Ferguson, Leonard Schwarz. W. O. George, Robert Penland, James Thomson, Tom Wilson, Wallace Wolff, David Wilson, of Corvallis L. D. Tibbies, P. W. Mahoney, Earl Blake, Ted Smith and Har. Ian McCurdy. Mrs. Ferguson held high score; Mrs. Thomson, second; Mrs. Tib bies, third and Mrs. Smith low. o Ferrells Entertain At Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferrell en tertained Friday night at a din ner party at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs Mr. vin Smith and Linda, Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Schaffitz and Mr. and Mrs Jack Bedford. Farewell Party Given For Pophams Mr. and Mrs .lamos Pnnhnm Mrs- Grace Hughes, Mr. and Mrs were honored at a duplicate Howam Cleveland and children, bridge party Saturday eveninsj at Mr- and Mrs- Lovd Pettyjohn and the home of Mr. and Mrs. John f?n 01 East Moline, Illinois and anyder with Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley Holm as co-hosts. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Meador, Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Van marter, Mr. and Mrs. Philin Blaknev. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dowen. High North and South partners were Mrs. Meador and Philip Rlaknnv. HiVh Fast nnrl Woof were Mrs. Van Marter and Stan ley holm. A gift was presented to the Pophams. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Klineline of Gainsville, Missouri. o Mr. and Mrs. Earl George, sis ter and brother-in-law nf Mrs. Clive Huston were guests at the Huston home last Friday Saturday. Van Marters Hosts For Dinner-Bridge Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Van Marter were hosts Friday evening tor dinner and bridge at their home. Mrs. William Labhart hold hieh score in bridge for the ladies and Mrs. Alex Thompson was low. For the men, William Labhart had high score and Gene Hall was low. j Others present were: Mr. and' Mrs. Lowell Gribble, Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. I James Norene. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-I liam Barratt, Alex Thompson and Mrs. Gene Hall. O. E. S. Social Club To Meet June 9 The O. E. S. Social club will meet Saturday June 9 at 1:45 p. m. at thp Masonic temnle with and Mrs. Fred Parrish and Mrs. Edna Turner as hostesses. Holy Land Pictures To Be Shown At Meet At the regular quarterly meet ns of the Women's auxiliary of All Saints' Episcopal church on Tuesday June 12 at 8:00 p. m., O. W. Cutsforth will show his pic tures taken when he visited the Holy Land. A silver tea will be held fol lowing the pictures. Everyone interested is wel come to attend. PEMVEY'S 1 M. END OF MONTH CLEARANCE Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1956 The Biggest And The Best TO EVER GO THROUGH HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL And may God bless you very richly on your graduation day. I want to say Thanks again for the lovely gift and for dedicating your cnnual to me. Some of the old classmates and I have come a long way together since our first parties in 1944 and I would like to say that children could never have a better group of parents they have always given me 100 percent backing and cooperation 0n anything that I have ever suggested for you in the line of parties or entertainment Thanks to them. too. 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