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Newspaper Page TextHeppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 10; 1957 Page 3 ta T T Docial fl appemngs eran Church ig People Start er League Here ctober 6 the young people lone Sorority Plans Hallowe'en Party 1 The regular business meeting ! of the lone chapter of Epsilon i Su;nia .Alpha was .held at the ; )-m? of Mrs. Gene Cutsforth i Lutheran church met in ts, The following officers lected: president, Jeanne It: vice president, Dianne Jy; secretary, Judy Schmidt usurer, Robert Fetsch. ddition the group elected 8 Hartman as service chair 1 charge of services within nmunrty, Judy Schmidt as 81 growth promoter, Lynn S in charge of the litera lepartment, Robert Fetsch je Mountain Bible camp ter located near Lake Lang j.vnn Thomas choral pro . and Marlene Fetsch in s of recreation. 1 everyone invited to attend eetings will be held every Sid third Sunday in the 1 basement from 7 to 9 p. er the organizational meet le group made pop corn with Mrs. Bill Rietmann and Mrs. Bob Rietmann as co-hostesses. At the meeting, conducted by president Mrs. Eldon Padberg, the members voted to send $5.00 to the Bucks for Bertie drive. This money will aid a child injured in the Paceima, Calif, airplane crash. It was announced that Gene Rietmann will donate his services toward maintenance of the water system at the lone cemetery.. Mrs. Bob Rietmann gave a re port on the Eastern Oregon dist rict council meeting which she attended in La Grande, Sept. 8. Mrs. Don Heliker announced plans for the Hallowe'en party to be hold October 31 at the Am erican Legion hall were being completed. Donated admissions of $1.00 for adults and 25c for child ren will go to the crippled child ren's hospital in Eugene. After the business meeting members made yarn dolls to be old at the Hallowe'en party. : Penland Host To 3t's Trumps Club i Robert Penland entertain- e what's Trumps bridge Soroptimists Make t her home last Wednesday r . oon. i Tentative Plans For sts were Mrs. e. k. schaf, Hallowe'en Hayride ars. Claude Graham, Mrs.1 Jlake, Mrs. Raymond Fer-1 The regular monthly business Mrs. P. W. Mahohey, Mrs.' meeting of the Soroptimist club Ferguson, Mrs. Tom Wil- was held Thursday noon at O'- Irs. James Thomson, Mrs. Donnells Cafe. Committee reports ,ce Rosewall, Mrs. Frank were given and birthday cake son, Mrs. L. D. Tibbies and was served in honor of Mrs. John Vallace Wolff. t Pfeiffer. Wolff received high score, Plans were started for the an Jene Ferguson was second, nual Hallowe'en hayride given Vilson third, and Mrs. Gra- ach year for all teenagers of low. Heppner, i ' V- y f I 1 V 1 . . J i V 1 If ' - i s$ H I j : i MR. AND MRS. JTRRY KLOEPPEL. (the former Miss Janet Marie Keithley) who were married September 2S at the Heppner Meth odist church. The couple will make their home in Sunnyside, Washington. (Wilson Photo) See and Hear REXALL'S TV & RADIO Spectacular PINOCCHIO with MICKEY ROOfiEY, WALTER SLEZAK NBC-TV & RADIO i 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. New York Time S yovr fitwspaper lot timt and station! in your orta. Sunday, October 13 1 The Sale You've Been Waiting For! 6 GREAT DAYS-OCT.14,15,16,17,18,19 MONDAY thru SATURDAY f HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS! Buy one item at regular price get another for only a penny more ! Stock up and save on medicine chest needs, vitamins, stationery, toys, (toiletries, candy, everyday needs and many more. j Come in for your 'ADVANCE shopping list - Check your needs in advance. Reserve your merchandise now while stocks are complete. Pick it up any time during the sale. advertised in LOOK POST FARM JOURNAL PROGRESSIVE FARMER THIS WEEK PARADE I ! i I lumphreys Drug Co. f THE REXALL STORE Mothers Club Studies Centerpieces At Meet The Young Mothers club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. N. C. Anderson, with Mrs. Bill Parsons of Lexington as co hostess. Fourteen members ana four guests were present, Mrs. Rod Murray, Mrs. Merlin Zier, Mrs. Harry Bongers and Mrs. Ralph Richmond. The program was on seasonal centerpreices for children's and teenager's parties. Four commit tees prepared separate center pieces for an October.November, and December party and one for a fall and winter party. Lte in September the club held a picnic at the home of Mrs. Hubert Abrams for the members and their families, with about 50 attending. The next meeting will be Mon day, November 4 at the home of Mrs. Merlin Wagoner. State President Pays Official Visit To Sans Souci Rebekahs Coming Events Friday, Oct. 11 Ruth chapter No. 32, OES. Saturday, Oct. 12 Elks potluck 7 p. m. Monday, Oct 14 Chamber of commerce, noon at O'Don nell's American Legion business meeting Tuesday, Oct IS American Leg ion auxiliary Wednesday, Oct 16 Willows ledge No. 66. I. O. O." F. Thursday, Oct. 17 Soroptimists noon ct O'Donnell's Elks, stag dinner Friday, Oct 18 Sans Soucl Re bekah lodge o Two Parties Fete Third Birthday Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van I Marter Jr. honored their daugh ter Cassandra Marie on her third birthday with- a family dinner Monday evening. Guests were Mrs. E. G. Sigsbee, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Runnion, and Mr. and Mrs. Kmil Groshens. Tuesday morning a group of young friends and their mothers were invited to celebrate the oc casion. Attending were Miss Tra de Norene and Mrs. James Nor- ene; Miss Laurie Labhart, Miss Bobbette Jones, Misses Kelly and Shelley Wolff, Miss Shannon Farley and Mrs. James J. Farley, Master Johnny Hall, the honor- ee's brother, Master LaVerne Van Marter III, and Mrs. V. R. Runnion. o Elks Ladies Night Held Thursday Night Ladies - night was combined with the official visitation to the lodge of District Deputy LaVerne Van Marter Jr. last Thursday night at the Elks club. High in bridge was Mrs. Frank Hamlin with second high going to Mrs Marshall Lovgren. In pi nochle Mrs. Walter Becket was high and Miss Esther Bergstrom High Score at Club Held by Mrs. Blake Mrs. Eugene Hall enterttined the Renegers bridge club at the home of Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter Jr. last Wednesday evening. Members playing were Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. William Lab- hart, Mrs. James J. Farley, Mrs. William Barratt, Mrs. Frank An derson, Mrs. Larry Dowen, Mrs. Gordon Pratt, Mrs. Richard T. Meador, Mrs. Alex Thompson, and Mrs. Eddie Gunderson. Mrs. Wil lard Blake was a guest High prize went to Mrs. Blake and second high to Mrs. Labhart. Mary Barker, state president of the Rebekah assembly of Ore- second. gon, was welcomed to Sans Soucl Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Rebekah lodge no. 33 Friday, Oc I Rosewall, Mrs. E. O. Ferguson, tober 4, on her official visit. I Mrs. Floyd Worden, Mrs. Wilbur The charming president, from1 Worden Mrs. Ted Smith and Mrs. Oakland, Oregon, belongs to the Bert Kane' Mrs- Everett Keithley Sutherlin Rebekah lodge no. 218, won ,he door prize. Following the Sutherlin, Oregon. , Hallowe'en motif,, the prizes were c, ' , ' . i .. t clever jack o'lanterns containing She was assisted during the cJoins evening by Vera McCul lough of the Fossil lodge, serving on the , . , . . ways and means committee and rinOCnle LIUD Meets Altha Kirk, district deputy pres-' At Mankin Home ident of Sans Souci. i j The meeting followed a dinner Mrs Fred Mankin entertained with noble grand Esther Berg-'hfr pinochle club at her home strom, presiding. 1 Friday. , A large attendance witnessed ! Mrs- Max II:irris won hi8h and the initiation of Lincoln Nash in-1 ('HUbU' Pino('hl Mrs- frank to membership. There were 24 vis-IHamlin was 1(w- thers Playing itors from around the state Jn vere Mrs. Ed Letrace, Mrs. Hen ry iiappoia, Mrs. urian wrignr, Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. Walter Bec ket and the hostess. o Miss Bergstrom Surprised With Party addition to 45 Sans Souci mem i ers. Formers members Mrs. Sar a McNamer and Mrs. Lucy Rod gers of Milwaukie assisted with the initiation. The potluck dinner was plan ned and prepared by chairman! Klsie Ayers, Prudy Casebeer and, A surprise birthday party was Edith Crist. Serving were Cheryl held for Miss Esther Bergstrom Crist,, Shirley Nash, Darlene : following initiation practice of Turner, Carol Burkenbine, Rose Sans Souci Rebekah lodge on Nash and Libby Van Schoiack. , Tuesday, October 1. The decorating and soliciting' A gift was presented to her and committee included Hazel Bau-icake and coffee were served man, Adolle Wright and Betty , by Mrs. Cornett Greeen and Mrs. Rood. Frank Ayers. THE WAYWARD BUS stops at the Star Theater Tuesday and Wednesday. 12? Y0U8 Insurance III "siivistou In ni" 'tit-pendent AGENT Fire Prevention! October 6th to 12th was chosen As Fire Prevention Week! But it must be an all year job To get results we seek! Each and everyone of us must Take an active part! Be sure that you don't give Fire a place to start! Far too many fires are caused By things that we forgot! Check now for home hazards! Delay and save the lot! . . hr For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES Heppner, Oregon Phone 6-9625 Box 611 REDUCED- AVTflG AIR-FLOW DRYER Three-heat cntrol - will dry any fabric. Will operate on either 1 10 or 220 volts. Regular 269.95 - 'NOW JUST HEPPNER HARDWARE & ELECTRIC LOYAL PARKER Dalzells Celebrate 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalzell celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday, October 6 at the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford in lone. The three tiered wedding cake I was cut by Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. j Wallace Gaarsland poured and I Mrs. Clyde Crawford was at the I punch bowl. Mrs. Ed Keller had clnrge of the guest book and Mrs. Gaars land and Mis. Crawford were hostesses.' Mr. and Mrs. Dalzell were mar ried in Condon on October 5, 1932 and have lived in the lone com munity all the time. Those coming from a distant; were Mr. and Mrs. George York, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keller, Bill Mc Cllntock, Mrs. Edith McClintock, and Mrs. Florence Dalzell. Birthday Part Held For Theresa Monahan Theresa Monahan was compli mented with a party on her 10th birthday Thursday afternoon giv en by her mother, Mrs. James Monahan, at her home. Games were played 'and refreshments served. Guests were Barbara Cribble, Christy Koenig, Jean Stockard, Judy Jones, Jody Groshens, Janie Dowen, Trisha Farley, Terryl and Susie Greenup, Kerry Huggett, Sheridan Wyman and Diane Warren. frozen. Frozen dishes brought by each member were also eaten. Those attending were Mrs. Al Fetsch, Mrs. Sam Turner, Mrs. Lee Scrivner, Mrs. Ray Drake, Mrs. Douglas Drake, Mrs. Paul Warren, Mrs. Gene Ferguson, and guests Mrs. William Glennie and Mrs. William Bergstrom. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kemp Dick on beautifying homes with native materials. Frozen Food Studied By Extension Unit The Heppner Extension unit met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Gene Ferguson for the project lesson, freezing pre pared foods. A luncheon was prepared by the project leaders, Mrs. Fergu son and Mrs. Doujjlas Drake us ing some prepare! foods they had Three Tables Enjoy Bridge-Luncheon At Thompson Home Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson and Mrs. Alex Thompson entertained with a bridge luncheon at the Ralph Thompson home Monday afternoon. The rooms were lovely with fall flowers and seated at the lace covered table, centered with chrysanthemums, were Mesd ames James J. Farley, Allen Case, LaVerne Van Marter, E. K. Schaffitz. Raymond Ferguson, P. W. Mahoney, Robert Penland, William Labhart, James Norene, Tom Wilson, George Little and James Thomson. Mrs. Little held high score for the afternoon, Mrs. Van Martox was second and Mrs. Thomson, low. 50th Anniversary Celebration Planned A 50th wedding anniversary celebration will be held Sunday, Oct. 20 at the Central Grange hall near Veneta for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Gammell, former resi dents of Morrow county who now live at Veneta. A family dinner will be held at noon with open house to be from 2 to 4 p.m. All friends of the Gammells are invited to the celebration. YOU'VE LAUGHED BEFORE, but never more at the KETTLES. Star Theater Sunday and Mon day. It's a barnful of fun. SEE THEM f fc I ADVERTISED IN J j; MADEMOISELLE ' (Am y'liH A I X COLD WEATHER AHEAD . . Penney's lines our fabulous fall wools with Milium9 2995 g295 g995 Meet the Penney coat you'll go steady with 3 sea sons of the yearl Choose a Milium Insulated all season coat at P; nney's budget lovin prices. Misses' sizes. 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