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Heppner Gazette Times, May 9, 1957 Page 3 Bauernfeinds Honored at Party In lone Sunday By Echo Palmateer i 100 people attended the jn honor of Mr. and Mrs. t Bauernfeind at the Legion iunday evening. At potluck IS was served and games and were played afterwards, ers of the Bunchgrass Re. ,i lodge sponsored the party, loney tree by those present resented to the Bauern k Mrs. Rietmann made the itation. The Bauernfeinds noving to Williams, near s Pass. Their daughter and f, Mr. and Mrs. John Paisley t Rogue River. They traded farm at Morgan with Mr. Mrs. M. Gillespie who will here soon. Bauernfeind was taster at Morgan or over 30 t The post office was I over a year ago. He also ted the Morgan elevator, raised Shetland ponies and ake their ponies to Southern n. ise attending the party from :ance were Mrs Evelyn Far of Heppner, Mrs. Walter Jt of Hardman, Mrs. Emma ears and Mr. and Mrs. Wil jjeagall of Lexington, fc Matthew Ball was called rest Grove last week on ac of the death of her sister, Jdus Raines. Mrs. Raines But To Be Young (as Very Heaven" By Phil Blakney Medical reports each year ite, that because of new ug discoveries and per .ted methods of diagnosis td treatment the average t expectancy is continu ity increasing. This means that you prob Jy will stay young longer, jdical science can help u to keep old age away. Since a healthy person ways lives longer, and ur physician is the best lined person to advise you w to protect and preserve ur health Be wise, lit your physician at the st sign of any illness. Your Physician i Can Phone 6-9962 . Vhen You Need 1 A Medicine 1 ?ick up your prescript n if shopping near us. or us deliver promptly thout extra charge. A at many people entrust with the responsibility tilling their prescriptions, y wa compound yours? I PHIL'S PHARMACY I 105 N. Main 1 . PRESCRIPTION J CHEMISTS I Quotation by William Wordsworth (1770-1850) Copyright 1957 (5W2) lived in tihs community when a child and also lived here in re cent years. She is survived by one son and two daughters, five sis ters and six grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Art Dalzell at tended the play put on by the prisoners at the penitentiary at Walla Walla Saturday evening and visited friends there. Carl Troedson, also attended the play. Mrs. E. R. Lundell entertained at a coffee hour Saturday after noon, May 4, in honor of Mrs. O. L. Lundell's birthday Others present were O. L. Lundell, Mrs. Mary Swanson, Mrs. Algott Lun dell, Mrs. Arvilla Swanson, Mrs. Cleo Drake, Mrs. Lloyd Morgan, Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. Bonnie Mor gan, Dianna Pettyjohn and E. R. Lundell. Mrs. Gar Levya and Mrs. Wil liam Smethurst entertained the Eastern Star social club at the Masonic hall Wednesday after noon, May 1. Cards were played and those receiving prizes were Mrs. Sam Esteb, high and Mrs. Omar Rietmann, low. Mrs. Cleo Drake received the door prize Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bristow en tertained the following at a din ner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeBondt and daughter of Milton- Freewater, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan and children. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and children and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rice and son. Mrs. Cleo Drake was recom mended as district deputy presi dent at the meeting of Bunch grass Rebekah lodge Thursday evening May 2. Refreshments were served and games played during the meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. David Rietmann, Mrs. Cecil Thome and Mrs. Gordon White. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burres and son of Vancouver, Wash., spent the weekend with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Cor liss McLeod. Julie and Harold Rietmann spent the weekend in Walla Walla with relatives. Julie also attended the senior visitation at Whitman college. Wayne Rietmann and John Jep son, students at Oregon Tech at Klamath Falls, spent the week end here. Guests last week at the E. W. Bristow home were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hastriter of Kuna, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Hastriter and sons of Homedale, Ore. Mrs. Lee Crabtree had a tumor removed from her hand last week. Mrs. Harold Dobyns recently re turned home from a vacation in Seattle where she visited her son and family, Lt. JG Russell Holly and her sister Mrs. Maude Rounds. She also visited her brother, Harry Thompson in Bremerton Her sister gave a birth day party in her honor while there. Ater she returned home she and Mr. Dobyns attended a three-day convention of the NW Pest Control in Portland. Dee Ann Barnett, small daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bar nett, is ill in Providence hospital in Portland. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen gave a party Wednesday afternoon in honor of her son, Mark's 9th birthday. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Brostrom and son. Tracy; busan Linastrom, Cherilyn Smouse, Karen Hams, Rodney Linnell, Bradley Esteb, John McElligott, Bobbie Crum, Tim Tullis, Jay Ball, Gary Haus ler and Roland Ekstrom. A dinner was served in the evening and movies were enjoyed afterwards, . .... i Here's real economy for you one coat is all you'll need for complete coverage over old paint in good condition or on new primed wood. Long lasting too because it is self cleaning under normal exposure. Be sure to ask for r A r. i K - WHITE HOUSE PAINT I You Don't Have To Drive 100 Miles UNB For Discount Paint Just Come To derson Builders-Supply l 6-S427 HEPPNER Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Amund son of Belgrade, Minn., were visitors last week at the home of their uncle, R. L. Sandvig. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker and sons Raymond and Marvin Cropp of Portland, were visitors at the Lewis Ball home last week. Mrs. Walker is the former Vivian Cropp. Mrs. Richard McElliott was hon ored with a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. Delbert Em ert Tuesday evening, April 30. Other hostesses were Mrs. Ida Coleman and Mrs. Denward Berg evin. Concert Popular The annual spring band con cert at the school Friday evening May 3 was well attended. Num bers played by the grade school band were Polly Waltz, Com mando March, Holiday Serenade and The Happy Carousel. The high school band played King Size March, Mexican Overture, Sparrow Bush, Stars and Stripes Forever, Armana Overture, Scot tish Rhapsody, Prairie Reflections, Melodie Caravan, Banana Boat Song and Our Chie March. The high school girls double trio sang Blue Moon, Mood Indigo and Mul lan. Gary Stephenson directed the band and Mrs. Bill Rietmann accompanied the girls. The band mothers served refreshments after the concert. Mrs. Gene Hall entertained the bridge club at her home Friday evening, May 3. Those receiving prizes were Mrs. Walter Corley, high; Mrs. Pete Cannon, 2nd high and Mrs David McLeod, low. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shulz moved recently to Rock Creek where he is employed on the Union Pacific railroad. Dates to remember: May 10 Topic club meeting at home of Mrs. Roy Lindstrom at 2:15 p.m. May 11 Food sale at Rebekah hall, sponsored by Eastern Star Social club, 2 p.m. May 14 Garden club meeting at home of Mrs. Leonard Carlson in the afternoon. May 15 Arnica club meeting at home of Mrs. E. W. Bristow in the afternoon. May 17 H.E.C. of Willows grange at home of Ernest Heliker. May 18 Willows grange, 8 p.m May 19 Baccalaureate Sun day. Franklin Berry of Arcadia, Cali- ornia, was a visitor last week at the James Lindsay and the Earl McCabe homes. Mrs. Mary Emert returned home last week from Puma, Idaho, where she visited her soTi-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dobyns spent the weekend at Forest Grove where they attended the Parents Weekend at the Pacific University and visited their daughter, Dorothy, who is a stu dent there. Janet Howton, student at Pa cific University, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howton. She was ac companied by Clinton Agee, Ed Koepen and Marilyn Gould. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hurst of Ar lington, spent Sunday with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Rietmann. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hasvold and daughters of Pendleton were weekend visitors at the Norman Nelson home Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson and sons and Mrs. Mary Swanson returned home from Portland Fri day of last week. They attended the spring concert at St. Mary's auditorium in Portland in which Jean Ann Swanson, of Marylhurst, took part. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hellbusch of Sunnyside, Wash., were week end guests at the Clarence Holtz home. Mrs. Rodney Crawford Jr. and daughters of Portland are visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida Coleman and other relatives. Mildred and Billie Seehafer, Mary Emert, Ann Belle Coleman and Sharon Cutsforth took part in the program at the rodeo dance at Arlington Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lind strom and Mrs. Anna Lindstrom returned home from Portland Sat. urday evening. Mrs. Anna Lind strom spent a few days with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crutcher of Gresham. Mrs. E. M. Baker returned home the first of the week from Port land and Forest Grove. She un derwent surgery last week at St. Vincent's hospital'in Portland and spent a few days with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Duane Baker in Forest Grove. Mrs. Botts Hurt in Wreck Mrs. James Botts was in a car wreck near the Franklin Lind stroms Wednesday of last week. She was going after Mr. Botts who works for Charles Doherty when something went wrong with the front wheel, turning the car over. She was thrown out of the car and injured her log. Her granddaughter, Ronetta Lou Fahl was with her and was thrown in the back of the car. The car is a total wreck and belonged to Ron ald Fahl. John Ransler of Unity is a patient in St. Elizabeth's hospital. Henry Clark returned home from Ordnance last week. Books added to the public li brary are: The Uninvited Donkey by White; Trappers and Traders in the Far West by Daugherty; We Fell in Love with the Circus by Fawcett. Rev. and Mrs. Bailey will attend the 109 annual Congregational- Presbyterian conference in Cor- vallis next week. Boardman Notes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sicard are the Barents of a daughter bnrn April 30 in St. Anthony's hospital in renaieton. She has been named Roberta Diana. Grand. parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Sicard of Boardman, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wood of Port Ang eles, Wash. Great crandDarent is Maxim Sicard of Mt. 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