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ie Auxiliary Holds Benefit Tea For Child Welfare Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, April 11, 1957 Page 3 By Echo Palmateer American Legion Auxil held a very successful child Ue coffee hour at the Legion Sunday afternoon. The pro i consisted of the modeling arments by the fallowing ren: Sherry Corley, Teresa . Toyna Tucker, Frances and ie McLeod, Pamela and Lisa ibe, Deniece Matthews, Janet ateer, Cathy Cannon, Bill d, Marlene and Anita lord, Susan Hams, Carol ler, Bonnie Akers, Arlet Mc , Sandra Eubanks and Cher undell. These garments were I by the members of the liary and others. Several ing garments were given, will be sent to the child wel center in Portland, eading was given by David je of Heppner a reading by y Corley; story telling by Sherer; a song and dance 3yce Howton and Jill Pad dancing by Beverly David Of Lexington, Laurel Lee ier and Elaine Laird of Hep-, and a song by Jean Martin, la Pettyjohn and Linda Hal. ti; and folk dancing by the t school pupils. Refreshments "served from a table dec d with pink flowers and I candles. Those pouring Mrs. Hugh Murchison and Howard Eubanks assisted 1 "The Worst Sorrows in Life Are Its Fears" By Phil Blakney It is surprising that there still people who fear to to their Dentist regular They are afraid that he xy possibly discover a w cavity that needs fil-9- They fcrget that neglect ! to take care of one tly, always results ' in isiderable pain later, four Dentist can pre ibe the proper vitamins anti-biotics that will help il to keep your teeth Ion- Should he suggest any rticular dental aid, we U be glad to follow his itructions exactly. our Physician ) Can Phone 6-9962 V'hen You Need A Medicine ick up your prescript I if shopping near us, or us deliver promptly hout extra charge, A at many people entrust with the responsibility illing their prescriptions, y we compound yours? PHIL'S HARMACY 105 N. Main PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS ration by A. C. Benson lopyright 1957 (4W2) by Mrs. Omar Rietmann and Mrs, Cleo Drake. Mrs. Marion Palmer and Mrs. Mabel Davidson re ceived the door prizes. Mrs. G. Hermann and Mrs. Har old Dobyns are heads of the child welfare committee and Mrs. John Eubanks and Mrs. Cleo Drake had charge of the program. At tending from a distance were Mrs. Hugh Murchison Auxiliary president of district 6 and Mrs. Vernon Kennedy and daughter Georgia Lee, all of Pendleton. Baptismal services were held for Earl McKinney and sons Mai colm and Leland at the Com munity church Sunday morning. Mrs. McKinney also became a member of the church by letter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom pre sented the church with a baptis mal fount. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen enter tained the Social club of the Eastern Star at her home Wed nesday. A luncheon wa sserved and cards were played after the business meeting. Those on the losing side of an attendance con test assisted her. Those present were Mrs. E. M. Baker, Mrs. Carl Bergstrom, Mrs. James Lindsay, Mrs. Mary Swanson, Mrs. 0. L. Lundell, Mrs. Dixon Smith, Mrs. Sam Esteb, Mrs. Charles O'Con nor, Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom, Mrs. Adon Hamlett, Mrs. Walter Dob yns, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse, Mrs. Ella Burgoyne, Mrs. James Bar nett, Mrs Omar Rietmann, Mrs. E. R. Lundell and Mrs. Cleo Drake. Those receiving prizes in pin ochle were Mrs. Baker high, and Mrs. Hamlett 2nd high. In pedro Mrs. Lundell high and Mrs. Swanson 2nd high. Guests at" the Lewis Halvorsen home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoffman and three children of Salem. They also vis ited at the Arhcie Munkers home and the Leo Crabtree home. Mrs. Hoffman is a niece of Mrs Hal vorsen, Mrs. Munkers and Mr. Crabtree. A large crowd attended the breakfaast at St. Williams Catho lic church Sunday following the church services. It was sponsored by the Altar society of the church. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen gave a party Monday afternoon, April 1 in honor of her son Frank's sixth birthday. Children present were Carl Smouse, John Paul Proud foot, Jimmle Swanson, Jimmie and Nancy Leathers, Ronnie Pal mateer, Stevie Ring, Charles Wilkes, Jr., Mark Tullis, Bonnie Akers, Sharlene Hamlett, Joyce and Jackie Howton, Tressa and Teena Stefani, Michael Wilkes Judy Esteb, Teresa Tucker, Con nie Emert, Kieth Nelson, Tommy, Joe, Ann and Melissa McElligott, Melvin, John and Dick Fletcher. At the business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at the hall Tuesday.April 2, Mrs. John Eubanks, rehabilatation chairman, stressed that old nylon hose is badly needed at Camp White for the veterans to make into rugs. These must be in by May 1. Anyone having hose may get in touch with Mrs. Eubanks or leave them at the home of Mrs. Echo Palmateer. She hopes to get a good supply for these veterans to work on. At the Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge meeting Thursday evening April 4, Mrs. Wate Crawford and Mrs. Cleo Drake were elected as delegates to the Rebekah Assem ly to be held in Bend beginning May 21. The alternates elected were Mrs. Harvey Ring and Mrs. Sam Esteb. Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn was appointed power of atterney to prepare the incorporation pa pers for the lodge. The lodge vo ted to give $5 to the cancer fund. .After the meeting cards were played and refreshments were served. The hostesses were Mrs. Wallace Matthews Mrs. E. R. Lundell and Mrs. Echo Palm ateer. At the city council meeting Tuesday evening April 2 the members decided to repair the reservoir and hire someone to take care of the city park. The extension unit met at the home of Mrs. Louis Carlson Thursday, April 4 with Mrs. Ar thur Warren as co-hostess. At the business meeting in the morning plans were made for the Home Festival to be held in Heppner May 1. The lone unit will furnish salads for the meal. Plans were made for their exhibit and dem onstrations to be given at the fes tival. In the afternoon, Miss Bev erly Bradshaw, home demonstra tion agent, showed how to make sofa cushions. The next meeting was planned for May 9. Fourteen were present and Mrs. Arthur Keene received the door prize, j A potluck dinner was served at noon. Dates To Remember I April 12 Topic club meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Carl son at 2:15 p. m. April 13 International Farm Youth Exchange benefit party at the Legion hall. April 16 American Legion Auxiliary social party at the home of Mrs. Delmer Crawford at 8 p. m. April 17 Arnica club at the home of Mrs. Earl McCabe in the afternoon. April 17 P-TA meeting at 8 p. m. April 18 HEC of Willows grange at the home of Mrs. Berl Akers. An all day meeting with potluck dinner at noon. April 18 Communion service and reception at the Community church at 8 p. m. Everyone wel come. Baptismal services for children will be held during the morning worship. April 20 Willows grange meeting at 8 p. m. April 21 Sunrise services in the city park at 6 a. m. followed by a breakfast at the Community church. Easter program and wor ship will also be held In the morning at the church. Every one welcome. Mrs. Cleo Drake and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn made a trip to Pasco Thursday of last week. Mrs. Walter Corley entertained the bridge club at her home Fri day evening April. 5. Those receiv ing prizes were Mrs. Robert De- Spain, high; Mrs. Pete Cannon, 2nd high and Mrs. Delmer Craw ford, low. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney and son Allen spent Thursday of last week in Pasco. Mrs. Elsie Peterson returned home from Pioneer Memorial hos pital Friday of last week where she was a patient for a few days. Frank Jepsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jepsen returned home from Pioneer Memorial hospital where he was a patient for about a, week. Gene Crowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell, recently underwent a tonsillectomy in the Pioneer Memorial hospital. 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Spread the cheese with an additional teaspoon of tomato paste. Sprinkle liberally with chopped parsley, and, if you like, add strips of flat-packed anchovies. Cover the skillet tightly and simmer very slowly until chops are fork-tender, about 45 minutes. If moisture is needed, a bit of tomato juice, stock or water may be added. If desired, a thin slice of cheese may top each chop five minutes before servirur. Serve piping hot. cently. Mrs. William Bergstrom was a patient in Pioneer Memorial hos pital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lake Beckner re cently visited Mrs. Mary Beckner in Portland who is ill at the home of her niece, Mrs, Minnie Preusse. Mrs. A. E. Stefani underwent surgery at Pioneer Memorial hos. pital last week. Mrs. Emma Dally, high school instructor, is still a patient at Pioneer Memorial hospital. Miss Janice Garrett of Portland and Mrs. C. E. Brenner retur ned home last week from a trip to Bryan, Texas where they at tended the graduation exercises of Mrs. Brenner's son. LeRov. who is now a 2nd lieutenant in the Air Force and who also re ceived his wings. They also at tended the banquet and grad uation dance and saw the jet air show put on by the Minute Men of Colorado. They experienced some of the storms there. Miss Garrett and Mrs. Brenner accom panied Lt. Brenner in his car on Listen To For the Best in SPORTS 1050 KC Member Associated Press their return trip as far as Phoe nix, Ariz, where he will be sta tioned for the next few months. Guests at the Clarence Holtz home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. Braun, Mrs. Loretta Braun and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schlongo all of Sunnyside, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer and son Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Doherty and children spent Sunday In Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brostrom and son Tracy, and Miss Zoe Porfily spent Sunday in Milton-Free-water. WANTED! MEN TO TRAIN FOR REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS Age 25 to 60. Must be residents of this county two or mora years. Competent appraisers receive $325 to $450 per month. 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