Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September 20, 1956
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ack Bedfgrd, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays
OUT 200 ATTEND P-TA TEACHERS'
CEPTION ON MONDAY EVENING
out 200 persons attended the
lai teachers reception and
tcK dinner given bv the Par
Teachers association Monday
wg in me tiKs lodge rooms.
E. Dick, P. T. A. president,
master of ceremonies for the
?am which included the in
Jon by the Rev. Charles
5 a vocal solo by Vic Krel
t accompanied by Mrs. Krie
t; teachers welcoming ad
by Lowell Gribble: response
tvf teachers by Gordon Pratt
or former teachers by Mrs.
Clary; introduction of the
ers by superintendent Joe
rt; introduction of school
and rural school board
bers and presidents of civic
uzations by Ed Dick; intro
Jn of the kinrgarten tea
by Mrs. Larry Dowen and
ke Family
nion Held Here
and Mrs. Ray Drake held a
f reunion at their farm
in Sand Hollow Sunday. In
On to their five children, 13
eir 18 grandchildren and
Drake's brother and wife
present. This was the first
the family has been to
E for five years,
se attending were Mr. and
Raymond Drake, Jr. and
(th, Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs.
d Drake, Stockton, Calif.;
id Mrs. Douglas Drake, Su
Ufred, Gwendy, and Rich
Jeppner; Mr. and Mrs.
a Drake, Claudia, Judy,
9, Charlotte and Joyce, of
.nd, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs.
Warren, Mike, Steven and
Heppner; and Mr. and Mrs.
fright, Medical Lake, Wash.
u
Fancher Hosts
snger Bridge Club
Bradley Fancher was hos
i the Reneger's bridge club
ds and refreshments at her
Wednesday evening. Prizes
von by Mrs. William Lab
high, Mrs. Gene Hall, se
nd Mrs. Dick Meador, low.
guests were Mrs. Eddie
rson, Mrs. Larry Dowen,
Jex Thompson, Mrs. L. D.
i, Mrs. William Barratt,
a Verne Van Marter, Mrs.
Farley and Mrs. Paul Webb,
the benediction by the Rev. Wil
lis Geyer.
Mrs. Marvin Smith was pro
gram committee chairman; Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Blake, hospital
ity committee and Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Gardner, room represen
tatives in charge of the dinner.
Members of the Future Home
makers of America assisted with
the serving.
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The Gerald Tabers
Guests of Honor At
Sunday Reception
... Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Privett enter
tained a group of friends Sunday
at their home, honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald L. Taber (Billie Jean
Privett) whose wedding was an
event of last Monday..
The tea table was covered with
a white lace cloth, crocheted by
the bride's grandmother, and
centered with a pink and white
three tiered wedding cake topped
with white bells and lilies of the
vallay. The cake was made and
decorated by the bride's mother.
The rooms were decorated with
baskets of pink asters and fern.
After the bride and groom cut
the first piece of cake, Mrs. Frank
Connor continued with the cut
ting and serving. Mrs. Scollan
Grabeel assisted the hostess with
serving the punch and coffee.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Soward, Mr. and Mrs.
Etsyl Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
McQuarrie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Pettyjohn, all of Heppner;
Mrs. Scollan Grabeel and child
ren Max, Charles and Keith of
Pendleton; Mrs. Frank Connor,
Heppner; Mr. and Mrs. Privett,
Joe, and John and the guests of
honor.
Coming Events
Friday Sept 21 Sons Souci Re
bekah lodge
Monday Sept 24 Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Don
nell's
Card Party, Soroptimist haytide
benefit 8 p. m. dessert par
ish house
Rainbow for Girls
American Legion business
meeting
Tuesday Sept 25 Degree of
Honor
Cub Pack meeting, multipur
s purpose room, 7:30 p. m.
Thursday Sept 27 Soroptimists,
noon at O'Donnell's
Elks
Friday Sept 28 Ruth chapter No,
32, OES.
Van Marters Hosts
For Bridge Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Van
Marter entertained with three
tables of bridge and refresh
ments at their home Saturday
evening. Prizes were won by
Harry Tamblyn, high; James
Mallon, second and John Snyder,
low.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tam
blyn, Mr. and Mrs. Mallon, Mr.
and Mrs. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Gunderson and Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Hall.
Patsy Wright Tells
Soroptimists of Trip
To Washington, D. C.
Guest speaker at the Soropti
mist club luncheon Thursday at
O'Donnell's was Miss Patsy
Wright, one of four Oregon dele
gates to the national 4-H con
gress in Washington, D. C. last
spring and representative of the
nation's 4-H girls to appear on a
national radio and television
hookup rcently.
She showed slides of her trip to
Washington and New York City
and told of the interesting things
she saw while there.
At the meeting also, plans were
completed for the public card
party the club is sponsoring Mon
day evening, September 24 at the
parish house at 8:00 p. m. The
party is a benefit to help finance
the annual Hallowe'en hayride
that the Soroptimist club gives
for all teenagers.
Guests were Mrs. James Thom
son, Mrs. Tom Wilson, Mrs. Ran
dall Martin, Mrs. Velma Glass,
Mary Ann O'Donnell, Mrs. Joe
Wright, Mrs. Bill Farra and Miss
Joan Wright.
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Diane Schaffitz
Celebrates Birthday
Diane Schaffitz, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. E. K. Schaffitz, celebra
ted her ninth birthday Friday
evening with a dinner party at
the home of her parents.
The table was decorated with
birthday place mats and balloons
and dolls, which were also favors
for the guests.
Those present were Barbara
Gribble, Carol Thurston, Brenda
Young, Patti Collins, Erna Lyn
Winchester, Jimmy Schaffitz and
the guest of honor.
Later in the evening the girls
attended the movie at the Star
Theater.
First Ladies Night
Of Season Held By
Elks Thursday
First ladies night of the season
was held at the Elks lodge Thurs
day evening with bridge prizes
going to Mrs. La Verne van Mar
ter, high and Mrs. Frank Turner,
second. Pinochle prizes were won
by Mrs. Bert Kane, high and Mrs
Ed Baker, Jr., second. Mrs. Frank
Wilkinson won the special prize.
Hostesses for cards and refresh
ments were Mrs. Robert Jones,
chairman, Mrs. Riley Munkers,
Mrs. Kemp Dick, Mrs. Jack Healy,
Mrs. Ned Sweek and Mrs. Jerry
Daggett.
Charles R. Chick of Portland
was in town, a few days the first
of the week, on business.
c
Public Coffee Hour
IN HEPPNER
im,
TO FRIENDS OF
SENATOR MORSE
AND AL ULLMAN
You are Invited
TO MEET
SENATOR
Wayne L. Worse
AND AL ULLMAN
IN
W. C. ROSEWALL HOME
107 N. COURT STREET
Monday, September 24, 1956
1:3.0 P.M. TO 3:30 P. M.
Pd. Adv. Morrow Co. Democratic Central Committee, Al Lamb, chairman
Episcopal Women Plan
October Card Party
Plans for a public card party to
be given by the Womens' Auxili
ary of All Saints Episcopal church
Monday, Oct. 8, at 8 p. m. at the
parish hall were made at a meet
ing of the group Monday night at
the hall. Mrs. La Verne Van
Marter was named chairman of
the event.
The annual bazaar was set for
Saturday, Dec. 1, with lunch and
tea serving to start at noon and
the bazaar to open at 1 p. m. at
the parish hall. Mrs. Lowell Grib
ble and Mrs. P. W. Mahoney are
co-chairmen. Plans were discus
sed for the all day area meeting
of Episcopal women at Hermis
ton Oct. 1.
Mrs. Robert Ferrell, president,
was in charge of the meeting
and hostesses for refreshments
were members of St. Elizabeth's
circle with Mrs. Dick Wells in
charge. About 25 attended.
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Miss McLachlan
Tells of Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. McLach
lan announce the engagement of
their daughter, Leila Joan, to
Thomas E. Sullivan, son of Mrs.
Mary Sullivan of Los Angeles,
California..
A late fall wedding is planned,
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Bridge Club Meets .. ..
At O'Donnell Home
Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, Jr. was
hostess to the King's Little
Queen's club for bridge and des
sert at her home Wednesday
evening. Mrs. C. E. McQuarrie
won high, Mrs. Howard Cleve
land, low and Mrs. Herb Hamil
ton traveling prize.
Other guests were Mrs. William
Sowell, Mrs. Philip Blakney, Mrs.
Les Wyman, Mrs. Richard Brun
ner, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs.
Jack Angel, Mrs. Jack Healy and
Miss Jane McGuire, Auburn,
Wyo.
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MRS .McMURDO TAKES TOUR
Mrs. A. D. McMurdo left today
(Thursday) for Portland where
she, in company with Mrs. M. E.
Smead, will join the Churchill
Tours "Inc. for an extended trip
east. The tour will go through
Canida via Banff and Lake Louise
with sightseeing stops at Toronto,
Niagra Falls, Ottowa, Mon
treal and Quebec.
The tour goes south through the
New England states and Wash
ington, D. C. and continue
west to Chicago.
They will return home about
the end of October.
IONE
SCHOOL NEWS
Bill Brannon returned to the
high school Monday after being
absent do to major surgery..
Wayne Hams who is recovering
from a fractured pelvis bone
received in a pickup accident,
returned to school Monday. He
is in the seventh grade.
lone six man football team
beat Irrigon there Thursday 24 to
13.
Umapine will play here Friday
Sept. 21. A rally and bonfire
will be held Thursday evening.
Sharon Cutsforth, Mardine Ba
ker and Ann Belle Coleman went
to Pendleton Monday to solicit
for the school annual.
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Heppner, Oregon
Phone 6-9625 Box 611
PONY KICKS
By Shirlee Upton
School is here once more and
time for new class officers has
again rolled around. Class offi
cers for the seventh and eighth
grades this year are as follows:
Mrs. Boulden'g seventh grade
President Ronnie Belsma
Vice President Nat Webb
Secretary Sharon Lindsav
Treasurer . Geraldine Swaggert
Mr. Snyder' eighth grade
President Neal Penland
Vice President
Mary Evelyn Tucker
Secretary ... Shirley Van Winkle
Treasurer ..: Dan Brosnan
Mr. Willis' eighth grade
President Sandra Jones
Vice President Margaret Feck
Secretary and Treasurer
Doris Morris
Seventh Grade Welcomes New Boy
r,nronmeni in Airs. Bouidens
seventh grade received a boost
this week with the addition of
John Ceglia. John formerly at
tended school in Portland. Wel
come, John!
The industrious students in 7b
have just completed world maps.
After each member of the class
gave a report on the home of his
ancestors, the area was marked
on the map by means of colored
pins. Good work!
Grade School Receives New Books
At least sixty new books have
been added to the grade school
library. These books range from
stories for facts to stories for fun.
Her e is enough good reading to
satisfy the most ardent reader.
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Fancher
and Mr. and Mrs. William Lab
hart enjoyed a social evening in
Pendleton Wednesday in observ
ance of their eighth wedding an-niversies.
Gazette Times Classifieds Fay I
Monument News
John Hawk and bride were
charivaried last Tuesday night
here, they are formerly of Kinzua.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Vickers are
the proud parents of a big boy
born Tuesday. Mrs. Vickers is the
former Norma Geinger, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Geinger
of Cottonwood creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durst drove
to Heppner Friday on business.
Don Ayers and Tony Hutchin
son returned Saturday evening
from Wenatchee, Wash, where
they spent a week studying me
ters .etc. on the R. E. A. line.
Jack Sweek and Jud Hacklney
returned from Corvallis where
they had been for a week.
Mrs. Jessie Scott and son, Miss
Elenore Scott and two of the
Ward children were down from
Long Creek Friday and visited
at the Kingman and Matteson
homes.
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