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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, August 22, 1957 Page 5 Social H appenings Miss Nancy Anderson Tells Engagement Mr. and Mrs. C. Erwin Ander son announce the engagement of their daughter .Nancy to Mr. Al bert Parent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Parent of Corpus Christi, Texas. They are both graduates of Heppner high school and have been attending Eastern Oregon College at La Grande where Par ent will return this fall as a junior. Miss Anderson is now em ployed at the Heppner branch of the First National bank. No wedding date has been set. 1 lAv f N t : I v ; i Wet v' i I BERKSHIRE STOCKING SALE $ Ends August 3 1 t Spectacular once-a-year savings on Berkshires! Your favorite Nylace Kantrun Top and Toe-Ring I styles that stop runs at top or toe are included. Reg. 165 NOW 1.29 3 FOR 3.79 Reg. i.bo NOW 1.19 3 FOR 3.49 Reg. 1.35 NOW 1.09 3 FOR 3.19 Wilson's Men's Wear '-OX-- ' -OO , k V. '- MISS NANCY ANDERSON, dough ter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Anderson, this week announced her engagement to Albert Parent. Rodeo Queen And Court Honored By Soroptimist Club Queen Christine Swaggart of the Morrow county fair and rodeo and her court, princesses Barbara Steagall, Janet Wright, Sharon Cutsforth and Lorena Coder, were special guests of the Soroptimist club Thursday noon at O'Don- nell's. Their mothers and chap erone were also honored. Mrs. Don Heliker, lone chaper- one, introduced the girls and each girl introduced her mother. Mrs. W. C. Collins showed mo vies of past rodeos and parades. Other guests were Mrs. Gerald Swaggart, Mrs. Wilbur Steagall, Lexington; Mrs. Walter Wright, Rhea creek; Mrs. Ronald Haas, Boardman; Mrs. Eddie Gunder son, Mrs. Howard Bryant, Mrs. Jean Mallory, Mrs Ray Ayers, Mrs. Joe Wright, Mrs. Francis Connor and George Clark of Portland. Shower Honors New Arrival From France Mrs. Ronald Kinards and Mrs. Warren Godard entertained Mon day evening at the Kinards home with a household and hospitality shower honoring Mrs. Robert Fer geson who has just arrived from France. Games opening of the gifts and visiting was enjoyed during the evening and refreshments were served later to Mrs. Kate Currin, Mrs. Willard Blake, Mrs. Willis Geyer, Mrs. Bill Lesley, Mrs. . Ellis Pettyjohn, Mrs Art Fergeson, Mrs. Fern Graves, Mrs. Tom Wilson, the guest ofhonor, and the hostesses. COME TO HEPPNER VARIETY FOR ram FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOlT Wanda Hug Married To Hermiston Man At Boardman Church Miss Wanda Laurine Hug be came the bride of En3c Herman Lewis Bush at the Boardman Community church Aug. 14. The oride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnin A. Hug of Boardman. and the groom is the son of Mr. md Mrs. Lewis W. Bush of Herm iston. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. P. Sconce, pastor of the First Bapt ist church in Hermiston. The bride wore a light gray suit with white accessories, and a, white carnation corsage. Potluck Dinner Given Baseball Team Mr. and Mrs Leon Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Jones entertain ed the Bluejays baseball team with a potluck supper at the courthouse park Wednesday ev ening. August 14. Attending were Mrs. Dean Rad luff and Steve and Harry; Mr. and Mrs Bud Springer and Dickie; Mr. and Mrs. John Wil liams and Mike; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gardner and LeRoy;. Jr.; Mrs. James Thomson and Bruce; Mrs. William Brinda, Larry and Judy; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turner, and Teddy and Bobby Hitchcock David Hanna. Done Diihunno and Mrs. Sid Ferguson of Coeur dDavi(1 d D Anderson 'Alene, Ida. was her sister's mat ron of honor, and wore a pink suit with white accessories. Her cors age was of pink carnations. James Bush of Hermiston bro ther of the groom, was best man. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the basement of the church. Mrs. Delmer Hug, sister-in-law of the bride, served the cake, after the first piece wasi cut by the bridal couple. Mrs. Sid Ferguson poured the coffee, and Miss Jean Scott served the punch. . Those unable to attend were Billy Weatherford, Sheryl McDon ald, David George and Johnny Pfeiffer. o Wedding Date Set By Miss Dale Osmin Reg. 39c Value 100-count 3-hole Filler Paper . . I9c FOUNTAIN PENS Reg. 59C now 39c SCHOOL PENCILS, No. 2, Reg. 2 for 5c, now 3 for 5c BEGINNERS PENCILS now 8c J5 Zipper 3-Hole Binders to 398 Extra Large with pockets . Pick Yours NOW end S A V E I NOTEBOOK FILLER PAPER 10c, 25c, 39C 49c 98c Wide lined, narrow lined. College ruled, pastel colors THEME BOOKS, white or pastel 1 5c, 25c 49c INDEX GUIDES TYPING PAPER PENCIL TABLETS CRAYOLAS PAINTS. INK DRAWING TABLETS SELF-SHARPENING ERASERS SCRATCH PADS RULERS COLORED PENCILS PROTRACTORS PASTE SCIENCE PAPER SPELLING TABLETS STENO BOOKS MEMO BOOKS Heppner Variety USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS The wedding date of Virginia Dale Osmin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Osmin, and Mr. Don Wonderly, son of Mr. and Mrs. For hr rtnnphtcr's weddintr I " . ui iui Mrs. Hug wore a grey dress with Au6ust 30. read accessories. The groom's mo- Tlle ceremony will be at the ther wore a black dress with Chnslian church in Sweet Home, white accessories. Oiegon. The bride is a graduate of Boardman high school. The groom is In the U. S. Navy and is sta tioned at San Diego, Calif, on the U. S. Apache. After a short trip the couple left Monday for San Diego. After a month there the groom will be sent to Alaska for three months, and the bride will return here. Guests at the wedding were the parents of the couple, Betty Bush, sister of the groom, Miss Jean Scott, Miss Zelma Cowan, and Connie and Carolyn Baker. o Grahams Enterain With Dinner Party Saturday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Claude Graham entertained Saturday evening at their home on the Lexington highway, with a dinner party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koenig, Mr. and Mrs. John Wil liams Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson, Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Wolff and Mr., and Mrs. Philip Blakney o June Wedding Date Set By Couple Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis an nounce the engagement of their daughter Beulah, to Albert Esch, son of Mrs. C. A. Hamilton of Portland They both attended Heppner high school where the bride-elect will be a senior. Esch is now serving in the U. S. Navy. A June wedding is planned. o Call 6-9228 For Printing Needs I Duplicate Club Meets At Gordon Pratt Home Th? Duplicate Bridge club was entertained Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pratt. Playing were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gribblo, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meador, Mr and Mrs. Clinton McQuarrie, Dr. and Mrs. Walace Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Ed die Gunderson Mr. and Mrs. Phil lip Blankney. The couple reaching the high est score was Mr. Meador and Mrs. Blakney, second high by Mrs. Wolff and Mrs. McQuarrie. HOOF AND HORN LIVESTOCK CLUB The Hoof and Horn Livestock club met at the home of Leader N. C. Anderson Tuesday after noon. Records were completed and there was discussion of the club's activities for the Morrow county fair and rodeo. Present were Connie, Jerry, David and Douglas Anderson, Kit and Dav id George, and Johnny Wagon blast. Kit George, reporter Watch the TWELVE ANGRY MEN closely, some day you may be one of them! Star Theater Tuesday and Wednes day Aug. 27-28. 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