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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1957)
0 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September 26, 1 957 Page 3 iple Link Club Dns Card Party ie Triple Link club met last tday evening at the IOOF hall t Mrs. Deb Wright, president, Ming at the meeting, lans were made for a Hallo !n c?rd party to be held at hall on Monday, October 28 1 p.m. is. C. J. D. Bauman and Mrs. ght were hostesses for the ev-ig- le next regular meeting will at the home of Mrs. Gerald i (motion Club Meets Oma Cox Home be Crrnttion club met at the W of Mrs Oma Cox last Thurs evening. J is was the birthday party gifts were drawn from the May box by a number of nbers. ans for a food sale and ba J were made. The time and ;e to bo announced at a later f. efreshments were served by s Marilyn Bergstrom. o rprise Stork Shower )nors Mrs. Eckman is. Fred Gimbel entertained ' Thursday evening with a rise stork shower honoring I David Eckman. nochle and bridge were play during the evening with re hments being served later to ,; Ellwayne Bergstrom, Mrs. ert Jones, Mrs. William Turn Wrs. Paul Koenig, Mrs. Ricky hcock, Mrs. Vic Kreimeyer, .Norman Peters, Mrs. William ell, Mrs. Jean Mallory and Velma Glass. lzes were won by Mrs. Krei er Mrs. Peters, Mrs. ..Mallory Mrs. Koenig for a game play- Miss Cpnnie Newman Guest of Honor at Bridal Shower . Mrs. James J. Farley, Mrs. Paul Ko(nig and Mrs. Sam Turner ent ertained last Tuesday evening at the Farley home with a bridal shower honoring Miss Connie Newman. Some of the guests wore their wedding dresses. Opening of the k'ifts and visiting was enjoy'ed during the evening. Guests were Mesdames Hubert Wilson, Bill Kenny, Al Fetsch, Clifford Wagner, Walter Edger, Bruce Lindsay, Bud Springer. Gertrude Applegate, William Heath, Willard O'Harra, John Newman, W. C. Collins, Philip Blakney and Floyd Sayers. Rcfreshments were served lat er in the evenflig. o Soroptimist Club Gives Annual Card Party Monday Evening There were 16 tables in play at the Soroptimist club annual Hal loween hayrido card party Mon day evening at hte Episcopal parish house. Dessert was served first from tables centered with fall flow ers. Mrs. Earle Gilliam received high score in bridge, Mrs. Creston Robinson second and Mrs. J. J. Nys, low. In pinochle J. R. Huff man was high, Frank Turner sec ond and Mrs. Edna Turner low. Mrs. Floyd Worden received the basket containing a complete din ner. The ways and means commit tee of ths Soroptimist club was in charge of the party with Mrs. C. 'E. McQuarrie as chairman. o j Printing Is Our Business 1 Calf Us Now. Gazette Times Printing shop Bridal Shower Honors ! Kathleen Matteson I Mrs. W. r O'Harra and Mrs. 'Joan Williams were hostesses (Thursday at the O'Harra home for a bridal shower honoring Miss Kathleen Matteson, who became the bride of Bill Lynch on Satur day, September 22. ! Attending or sending gifts were Mrs. Gordon White. Mrs. W. J. Brinda. Mrs Hubert Wilson, Mrs. Florence Bradshaw, Miss Jean Radloff, Mrs. William Kenny, ' Mrs. Arnold Springer, Mrs. Claire Andresen, Mrs. Norman Case, Mrs. Myrna Lane, Mrs. Marvin Boyd, Mrs. Theta Stratton, Mrs. Joe Gaarsland, Mrs. Donald Ball, Mis. Edgar Morris, Mrs. John Newman, Mrs. Tom Harris,. Mrs. Bessie Livingston, Mrs. Clarence Johnson and Mrs. Robert Lowe. Renegers Meet At Van Marter Home Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter ent ertained the Renegers bridge club last Wednesday evening. Playing were Mrs. Paul Webb, Mrs. Richard Meador, Mrs. Gord on Pratt, Mrs. Creston RoBinson, Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. Eugene Hall, Mrs. Alex Thompson, Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. William Lab hart, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs. James J. Farley and Mrs. Willi am Barratt. High score was won by Mrs. Webb and second high by Mrs.. Meador. D. A, Short, your Telephone Manager for Heppner 7 - & t . x OtlMUm in i'M':filti!Siimmmtn linn nmm-MS&Zb?fy oubf if you've seen the special maps this telephone ji is looking at. It's a sure bet you won't find them in lr youngsters' school books. But maps like this are jhty important to us. They show the routes of tele jne lines here in town above the streets and under und, too. If our instruments see a sign of trouble, se maps help repair crews track it down in a hurry, i plan ahead this way so we can fix troubles before sy affect your service. Could be that you've no ticed cans like these hang ing from telephone cables. If so, you've probably won dered about them. Well, they're weights to keep cables from "dancing" in the wind. Know how your clothesline gets whipped around on windy days ? If we let this happen to telephone lines, it might loosen the poles. So these weights keep the wind from playing tricks on us. j : :.. i phone book's probably best-read book in town. S you count on it for ac xy. Our people who put the directory never f or this. Everything's ked over and over. Just ake sure they're right, bers are read backward m 3 til a o iut - cs trade off on these YmmTTt ting jobs, to keep a tresn A on things. And with ' 1 7 Straining, they know to spot mistakes and iem. Pacific Telephone Lexington News Donald Hunt, son of Mrs. Ber tha Hunt left Sunday for Cor vallis where he has enrolled In Oregon State college. Maureen Groves has enrolled in Oregon State collge sat Cor vallis. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatfield were Portland visitors over the week end. School News Helix motored to Lexington on Friday where they met the Jack rabbits in an exciting game of football. The score at the end, 26-14 in Helix' favor. At this time Lee Cornileson received a arm injury and was taken tc Heppner to a physician. " Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Breeding are spending some time In Port land. Mrs. 0. W. Cutsforth entertain ed on Tuesday afternoon Jionor-' ing her son Gene's birthday.; There were 25 youngsters present. 1 Games were played and refresh ments served. Mothers present were Mrs. Max Barclay, Mrs. Lyle Cox, Mrs. June Cooper, Mrs. C. C. Jones and Mrs. Bob Kil kenny, j Tuesday night, Gene Hellker was entertained at his father, Don HeJiker's home at dinner, honoring Gene's birthday. Ken ny Jones was a lsopresent. Rev. Norman NorthrUD attend-1 ed the Church Life Development institute for Christian Churches in Pendleton on Tuesday. Those going over for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marquardt and Mrs. Rena Marquardt and Beryl1 Northrup. I Mr. F. Parrlsh and son of Dal-' las, Ore. were weekend visitors at the home of his daughter, Mr and Mrs. Norman Northrup. Monument News Word has heen receiver! h pro nf the birth of a daughter on Sept. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ingles in Portland. Mrs. Ingles is trie oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.! Joe Wheeler and a eronddauehter ofMr and Mrs Fred McWillis. The city council talked at their last meeting about taking over the city water works from Stan ley Boyer and Nona Copeland. With the help of Columbia Fow er Co-op the city will have water for all the houses and yards by nexl spring. Mrs. Rex Sweek is having a little work done on their house before moving to town for the winter. They have spent most of the past year with their daugh ter and family, the George Ca pons. The Ivery Jewel family was in Kinzua Sunday visiting. BnBHQDBQ SAVINGS l LOAN ASSOCIATION SPOKANE SEATTLE . PASCO MOSES LAKE DISHMAN DURING PHIL'S GREAT 4-DAY m i 1 Sentinel Self-winding WRISTWATCH 95$10 Trade-in ror any Old Watch Here is a sale you've never seen the likes of before In Heppner a genuine trade, in sale. Bring us your old worn out hot water bottles wrist watches, electric toasters etc.. end trade them In on new ones. They're all worth money to you. Check every item in this ad and then hurry down to Phil's with your trade-ins. Sale lasts four days only it has to end Tuesdcy evening. October 1 ... So Hurry I $1.00 TRADE IN FOR ANY OLD LIGHTER Prince Lighters 3 PARKER T-BALL BENS 195 50c trade-in on any old ball point or fountain pen CAPITOL POP-UP 9515 tradein On Any . Automatic Toaster ST. REGIS FULLY GUARANTEED Electric Blankets DOUBLE BED SIZE SINGLE CONTROL 23'5 DOUBLE CONTROL 27'5 Fully guaranteed electric blankets in a choice of rose petal, flame or green colors.Your old worn out electric blanket or heating pad is worth $5 as a trade-in. PERMA PLASTIC 25 YEAR GUARANTEE Water Bottle $?8 !.00 Trade-In S5 for Any Electric Blanket or HEAT PAD STRATO-FLYER GLIDERS for the Kids PERFUME SAMPLES For The Ladies Combination Bottle & FOUNTAIN. SYRINGE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE .00 .2.98 2.98 $1 TRADE-IN ON ANY OLD WATER BOTTLES GILBERT Alarm Clocks ELECTRIC SPRING... $j .00 Trade-in on Any Old Alarm Clock S350 S2-98 MORE SPECIAL VALUES CLAUSS SEWING SCISSORS, Reg. 3.85, now 1.98 PLAYTEX PULL-ON RUBBER PANTS 49e PRESS-O-MATIC KEY HOLDERS 25c Holds tooth brush, nail brush and comb MICKEY MOUSE BRUSH-UP KITS .. .Only 39c Regular 79c for cleaning rugs, upholster, etc. CHEMO-CEL SPONGES Now Only 10c COPPER SMITH HOBBY PICTURE KIT 39c SCOTCH LITE, 24" Silver Strip 19c 14-oz West Bend, in colors ALUMINUM TUMBLERS Set of 8 Only 1.39 Regular 99c to 1.69 HENKEL SCISSORS, Assorted Sizes, ...30 OFF DOROTHY GRAY CLEANSING CREAMS Fall Sale Prices 1 ONLY Schick Electric SHAVER 82950 $15 Trade-in on Any old Electric Shaver HEATH Hot Water BOTTLES 89' Sale Prices in Effect Fri., Sat., Mon., & Tuesday ONLY J Pharmacy PHIL BLAKNEY, Owner
