Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 17, 1957
Page 5
Social H
appenmgs
Stork Shower Honors
Mrs. Don Greeenup
A stork shower for Mrs. Don
Greenup was held Thursday ev
ening in the basement parlors of
St. Patrick's church, Hostesses
were Mrs. Wayne Prock, Mrs.
Pat O'Brien and Mrs. Glen Ward.
Present or sending gifts were
Mrs. Kobert Brindle, Mrs. William
L'arratt, Mrs. Willard Blake, Mrs.
Raymond French, Mrs. Gertrude
Applegate, Mrs. Ted Palmateer,
Mrs. Jack Healy, Mrs. W. E.
Hughes, Mrs. William J. Kenny,
Mrs. George Currin, Mrs. Rand
all Martin, Mrs. Frank Anderson,
Mrs. Harry O'Uonnell Jr., Mrs.
Lloyd Moyer, Mrs. Jack Loyd,
Mrs. James Valentine, Mrs. John
Lrosnan, Mrs. George Rugg, Mrs.
C. C. Carmichael, Mrs. Ola Junes,
Mrs. Philip Blakney, Mrs. A. W.
Chapin, Mrs. Orville Cutsforth, Jr.,
Mrs. Herbert Peterson, Mrs. Wil
liam J. Healy, Mrs. Jerry Bosnan,
Mrs. Maurice Elder, Mrs. Elaine
George, Mrs. Wallace Wolff, Mrs.
Bert Kane, Mrs. Ray Oviatt, Mrs.
H. C. Happold, Mrs. Leonard
Schwarz, Mrs. Bert Corbin, Mrs.
LaVerne Van Marter Jr., Mrs.
James Norene, Mrs. Paul Hisler,
Mrs. John Hanna Jr., Mrs. James
Monahan and Mrs. Lester ..Wy-man.
COUNTR CLUB HAS DANCE
The men of the Willow Creek
Country club sponsored a dance
Saturday evening at the Legion
hall.
A large crowa enjoyed the ev
ening and there were several
special events with golf balls giv
en as prizes.
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All Saints Episcopal
Church Scene Of
Friday Wedding
'":t . Mae Piper, daughter of
L'r. and Mrs. John W. Graves, was
married to Mr. Walter W. Hill
Jr.. s.n of Mrs. Jessie Hill of
Pendleton, on Friday evening,
October 4 at All Saints Episco
pal church in Heppner, with the
Rev. George R. S. Little officiat
ing. The bride was dressed in a
powder blue satin brocade two
piece ensemble with black ac
cessories. Her attendant, Mrs. Ernest Gal
laher of Pendleton, wore a mat-
king ensemble in old rose. Matt
Svrtich, Pendleton was the best
man.
The bride's mother wo:c a
black dinner dress trimmed wiui
vl:ito and the groom's mother
w-is dressed in a beige silk two
piece ensemble.
At the reception, which follow
d, :it the ranch home of the
bride's parents at Hardman, Mrs. I
Marvin Desler, sister of the
groom and Mrs. Howard Petty
john, sister of the bride, served
the three tiered wedding cake.
Mrs. Jessie Hill, mother of the
groom and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox,
grandmother of the bride, poured.
Mrs. J. Deane Graves, sister-in-law
of the bride, had charge of
the guest book and Mrs. Louis
Carlson, sister of the bride, the
g;fts. Mrs. Claud J. White assist
ed with the serving.
Those attending from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Wilcox, Salem; Mrs. Jessie Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Desler and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Svetich,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nolan and Mr.
and Mrs. Ted White, all of Pend-
i leton.
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Sewing Club Meets
At Penland Home
.
Mrs. Robert Penland entertain
ed the Sewing Club last Wed
nesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. E. K.
Schaffitz, Mrs. Carl Spaulding,
I Mrs. Lowell Gribble, Mrs. Ray
mond Ferguson, Mrs. Tom Wilson,
I Mrs. John Pfeiffer, and the host
i ess.
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Coming Events ! Reception To Honor
1 hred Kettyjohns Un
l50th Anniversary
Fri.'.a- Oct. 18 S:ns Soucl
Rebekah lodge.
Monda-y Oct. 21 Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Don
nell's. Rainbow for Girls.
Tuesday Oct. 22 Degree of Hon
or. Fcokworms.
Wednesday Oct. 23 Willows
loage no. 66. IOOF.
Thursday, Oct. 24 Soroptimists,
noon at O'Donntl's.
Ellts.
Friday Oct. 25 Ruth chapter no.
32, OES.
Stturdsy Oct. 26 Elks Hallow.
e'en dance.
Thursday Oct. 31 Soroptimist
teenage Hallowe'en Hay-ride.
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MARRIED OCTOBER 4th at All Saints' Episcopal church were
Walter W. Hill, Jr. of Pendleton and Rieta Mae Piper.
(Lyons Photo)
Frozen Foods Theme
Of Extension Unit
The Rhea Creek Extension un
it met Wednesday, October 9,
at the homo of Mrs. John Berg
.Uuni. with 17 unit members pre
sont .
Mrs. Bcrgstrom was project lea
der for freezer meals. She pre-
iro: the three main dishes, good
for hurry up meals.
The theme of foods from the
freezer was to decide if they
saved time when you need it.
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BAZAAR PLANNED
All Saints Episcopal auxiliary
are making plans for the an
nual Christmas bazaar to be held
at the parish house on Saturday,
afternoon, December 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pettyjohn
of lone will celebrate their 50fli
wedding anniversary with a r"
eoptioii Sunday, Nov 3 from 2 to
5 p.m. at the Heppner Christian
church basement. All friends and
relatives are Invited.
The reception is being given
by the Pettyjohn's children, Mr.
and Mrs. Shelby Graves, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hynds, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Pettyjohn, Mr. and Mrs. El
lis Pettyjohn and Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Pettyjohn.
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LEXINGTON SCHOOL NEWS
Audiometer tests are now being
given at the school.
Practically all Lexington teach
ers attended t h e county OEA
meeting Monday at Irrigon.
The Lexington football team
was defeated last Friday by
Weston, and Will play Irrigon
Friday at Irrigon.
The Lexington P-TA met at the
school auditorium with the pres
ident, Barbara Cutsforth in the
chair. Dr. Wallace Wolff gave a
most instructive and interesting
talk on asiatic flu. A report was
made by the ways and means
committee of a Hallowe'en mas
puerade party to be held at the
I.O.O.F. hall on Octiber 30. A prize
will be given for the best cost
ume, games will be played danc
ing enjoyed and refreshments
served. This is for the P-TA
members and all friends and
those interested.. A donation will
be taken.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson Duplicate Club Meets
ONLY at your motion picture
theater can you get the full
size, power and color of mo
tion pictures!
Entertains At Two
Bridge Luncheons
Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson ent
ertained last Wednesday after
noon with a bridge luncheon at
her lwme on Willow creek.
Guests were Mesdames Frank
Turner, Gene Ferguson, Ted
Smith, Earl Blake, Loyal Parker,
Fred Parrish, A. D. McMurdo, C.
E. McQuarrie, Verner Troedson,
Claude Graham, Frank Hamlin
and Mervin Leonard.
Mrs. Hamlin held high score,
Mrs. Ferguson was second high
and Mrs. Graham low.
On Monday afternoon Mrs.
Thompson had another group for
luncheon and bridge.
Guests were Mesdames Frank
Wilkinson, Charles Vaughan,
Lowell Gribble, Dick Wells, Wal
lace Wolff, Jack Bedford and
Mervin Leonard.
High score here was held ,by
Mrs. Gribble, Mrs. Bedford second
Mrs. Wolff.
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Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van
Marter entertained the Duplicate
bridge club Sunday evening.
Those playing were Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Meador, Mr. and
Mrs. Lowel Gribble, Dr. and Mrs.
Wallace Wolff, Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton McQuarrie, Mr. and Mrs.
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Gunde-son, and the host and
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Tom Wilson and Lowell Gribble
were the high couple and Clinton
McQua'rrie and Mrs. Van Marter
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Carol Anderson Tells
Soroptimist Club Of
4-H Summer School
Carol Anne Anderson, who re
ceived the scholarship to the 4-H
summer school given by the Sor
optimist club, was guest speaker
pt the club's Thursday meeting at
O'Donnell's.
She told of her experiences on
the campus at Corvallls in June
and explained some of the things
she studied while there. She also
showed pictures of the groups
and passed around the year book
put out by the summer school.
Phyllis Quackenbush was the
senior girl guest at this meeting
and Mrs. Jean Mallory was also
a guest.
Mrs. Oliver Creswick, youth
committee chairman, gave a re
port on the plans for the annual
hayride.
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