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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 24, 1957 Page 3 Social H ree Are Hostesses i Bridge Luncheon day Afternoon . W. C. Rosewall, Mrs. Merv Jonard and Mrs. Frank Turn ntertained with a bridge icon at the Turner home Fri ifternoon. lying at the seven tables -Mesdames Raymond Fergu Earle Gilliam, Jack Bedford, Parrish, Ralph Thompson, me Van Marter Jr., James liomson, J. J. Nys, Harold ! E. K. Schaffitz, Thomas I. n, Loyal Parker, Claud Gra George R. S. Little, Frank lson, Lowell Gribble, A. D. lrdo, Bill Barratt, Paul Jones, ;r Ruggles, Grace Nicker lobert Penland, Frank Ham "loyd Worden, P. W. Maho Gene Ferguson, Allen Case, pick Jr., and Glenn Dennis wego. h score was won by Mrs. ,second by Mrs. Wilson and y Mrs. Loyal Parker. " u nat ion Club Plans aar And Food Sale . Carnation club met at the 5 oi Mrs. bin Farra last day evening. si plans were made for the t and food sale which is to eld Saturday, Oct. 26 at s; Furniture store, eshments were served by tohn Bergstrom, Mrs. Prudy eer and the hostess. Sweaters amous Jantzen plaids and 1 ncrt plain colors. Also you'll ant to try the new pleated tversible skirts. 5 Reversible Pleated 25.00 t 1 LOFTIES j 2-PIECE j KNITTED i DRESSES 8 wonderful to wear end so isy to pack for trips. New ill colors. I 32.50 up f ties Slipon Sweaters, f ties Cardigans Norahs i i I appenings Coffee Hour Honors Out of Town Guest Mrs. Marion Hayden and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson entertained with a coffee hour Tuesday afternoon, at the Hayden home, in honor of Mrs. Will Ball of Portland. Those calling were Mesdames Claude Graham, Dick Wilkinson, Anne Healy, Lester Doolittle Archie Ball Ted Smith, Robert Thompson, Frank S. Parker, Eal or Huston, N. D. Bailey, Dick Wells, Etta Huston, Oliver Cres- wick, Cleve Van Schoiack, Pearl Devine, Gene Ferguson, Herb Case, Edna Turner, Oma Cox, Earl Bryant, Harold Becket, Louise Barnes, Gerald Rood and Miss Carol Burkenbine. lone Sorority Has Scavenger Hunt Members of Beta Omega chap ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha and their husbands enjoyed a scaven ger hunt last Wednesday even ing at the lone American Legion hall. The hall was decorated in the Hallowe'en theme with corn stalks, pumpkins and chrysan themums. Guests for the evening Were Mrs. Kenneth Cutsforth, Mr Delmer Buschke, Mrs. Bill Scriv ner, Jean Wright, and Mrs. Arth ur Warren. ' Hostesses were Mrs. Tad Mill er, Mrs. Gene Cutsforth, Mrs. Eldon Padberg and Mrs. Corliss McLeod. & Skirts You can't get through the fall and winter without at least one Jantzen sweater end skirt set and we have all . the new wonderful Jantzen fell styles and col ors. SLIPONS g.98 up CARDIGANS 8.95 10.95 up Shop I Jf , i HI X . 'J l MISS BEVERLY BRADSHAW tells ' of forthcoming wedding. Beverly Bradshaw Tells of Engagement At Friday Tea Mr. and Mrs. Byron R. Brad shaw of Albany announce the en gagement of their daughter, Bev erly Jean to Mr. Charles Doherty of lone, son of Mrs. Margery Do herty of Pendleton. An early February wedding is planned. The announcement was made at a tea given by Mrs. Jean Mai lory and Mrs. Paul Koenig at the Koenig home Friday after noon. A heart motif was carried out with the decorations in pink and white. Mrs. Bradshaw, mother of the bride elect, poured at the tea table. The centerpiece was com posed of white chrysanthemums that have been named in honor of Mrs. Bradshaw, former vice presidednt of the Oregon Federa tion of Garden Clubs. Those attending were Mes dames William Turner, Jack Loyd, Jennie Allgood, N. C. And erson, Ken Keeling, Velma Glass, Wayne Prock, Delmar Buschke, Glen Ward, Pat O'Brien, Glen Smith.Out of town guests were Mrs. Walter Corley, lone; Mrs. Lester Wilcox, Hermiston; Mrs. L. W. Franks, Redmond; Mrs. Wil liam Parsons, Lexington; Mrs. Byron Bradshaw, Albany. Miss Bradshaw is the Home Demonstration agent for Morrow county and makes her home in Heppner. .-o Jimmie Wilson of Portland vis ited in Heppner the first of the week. COURT -cn& 4 Steffi r, U 3 PHONE 6-9643 BETTY CROCKER All Kinds but Angel Food 3Jj NESTLE'S Chocolate Chips . 6-oz Pkg. for $- .00 If J. 800" Brand-Grind the Way You Like It rp rp CARNATION - Mb Carton..25c Cottage Cheese 2 FINEST FRESH MEATS Miss Dale Osmin Married Recently at Sweet Home Church Virginia Dale Osmin, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Osmin of Heppner, and Don Ray Wond erly, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wonderly of Sweet Home, were married August 30 at the Sweet Home Church of Christ. Rev. Earl Downing officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was given in mar riage by her cousin, Merle Plank, of Salem. She wore a light blue evening gown and carried a white Testament with orchids from Hawaii. Mrs. Neal Robertson sang " I Love You Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer", accompanied by Claudia Palmer. Maid of honor was Virginia Lee Dykstra, cousin of the bride, of Terrebonne. She wore a light pink dress and carried pink glad iolus. Don Godell served as best man anil ushers were Hubert Points, a brother-in-law of the groom, and Dale Ocker of Salem. Taper ligh ters were Frankie Osmin of Hep pner, brother of the bride, and Daniel Wonderly, brother of the groom. A reception was held following the ceremony at the church atten ded by about 100 guests. Mrs Royce Lang poured, assiated by Mrs. John Postma, and Mrs. Alvin Blankenship cut and served the wedding cake. Kathleen Wonder ly was in charge of the guest book and Miss Edith Morris wa? in charge of the gift table. A second reception was held Aug. 30 at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Hubert Points honoring the groom's parents who were celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary. The bride attended Heppner high school and is now employed as a secretary by a wholesale grocery firm in Salem. The groom is a graduate of Sweet Home high school and is now a student at a business school in Salem. Following a wedding trip the couple are making their home at 1215 N. Commercial St., Salem. o Judie Spauldirig Has Slumber Party Miss Judie Spaulding invited the girls of her Senior class to a slumber party Saturday night. After lots of visiting they enjoyed slide pictures and late refresh ments. Present besides the host ess were Phyllis Quackenbush, Peg Applegate, Karen Valentine, Carol Groshens and Janice Beam- STREET MARKET $ 1 1 I m.Mftim.t rp lb. bag k Coming Events Friday. Oct. 25 Ruth chapter No. 32, OES. Sat.. Oct. 26 Elks Hallowe'en dance. Monday, Oct. 28 Chamber of Commerce, noon at O'don nell's. Wednesday,.. Oct. 30 Willows lodge No. 66, I.O.O.F. Thursday, Oct. 31 Annual Sor optimist teenage Hallowe'en hayride, leave from school at 5:30 p.m., Soroptimist, noon at O'Dqn ell's. Friday, Nov 1 Sans Souci Re bekah lodge. o Pendleton Women Guests Wednesday At Thompson Home The final party in a series of bridge-luncheons for which Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson has been host ess was held Wednesday at her Willow creek home. Guests were Mrs. Walter Moore, Mrs. Calvin Sweek, Mrs. Rodger Kay, Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, Mrs. Charles Burnett, Mrs. D. R. Ho bart, Mrs. Lester Hurst, Mrs. E. B. Aldrich, Mrs. Mac Hoke, and Mrs. Jack Allen, all of Pendleton, and Mrs. Garnet Barratt and Mrs. Frank Turner of Heppner. Mrs. Moore received high score, Mrs. Burnett second and Mrs. Hoke low. 17th Birthday Party Fetes Butch Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wyman and Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien entertained Friday evening at the latter's home to honor Mrs. Wy- man's son, Butch Laughlin on his 17th birthday. The football motif was followed throughout the decorations. There was dancing, games with prizes and Miss Judie Spaulding show ed slides of last year's Heppner high school junior class play and prom. Guests included Carol -Grosh ens, Leland Proffitt, Judy Collins, Bill Monahan, Judie Spaulding, Jim Morris, Peg Applegate, Ed Groshens, Joann Brosnan, Kay Corbin, Janice Beamer, Phyllis Quackenbush, Helen Graham, Bob Bryant, Karen Valentine, Len Ray Schwarz, . and the honored guest, all members of the H.H.S. senior class; other guests were Bill Brannon, Dick Applegate and Richard Schotte. SPUTNIK HAS NOTHING on KRONOS, he has a satellite too! Star Theater Wednesday an3 Thuisday. mat, I FREE PARKING WONDERFOOD-Marshmallows 12-oz Bags crtns. 49c FROZEN FOODS 23 Bridge Club Meets At James Thomson Home Mrs. James Thomson enter tained the What's Trumps bridge club last Wednesday afternoon with a salad luncheeon. Guests fere Mesdames Lowell Gribble, Gene Ferguson, E. K. Schaffitz. Jack Bedford, Oral Wright, L. D. Tibbies, Robert Ten land, Tom Wilson, William Barr att, Earl Blake and Allen Case. Mrs. Barratt held high score for the afternoon, Mrs. Wilson sec ond, Mrs. Case third, andd Mrs. Wright low. Soroptimists Finish Plans For Hayride Final plans for the annual teen-age Hallowe'een Hayride were discussed at the Soroptimist club meeting Thursday noon at TRIPLE-LINK Card I.O.O.F. HALL Monday, Oct. 28, 8 p. m. BRIDGE Penney's it'' j of -' ' '.", 'W '.jflBk,,,, , .' AUTOMATIC BLANKETS no finer heating unit made Why spend more? Join mil m lions of homemakers who use Fenney's automatic blankets I to! They're guaranteed 2 m HL'ainst mechanical defects. 4 Supcrsuede blend is acetate lazuli, n'uuii. :-x-x-:-x;:Xv: :.:-.-:-rw.v.'.-. v.:-:-w-v.-.-Av.y.:.:- NEW COLORS! Corduroy Chenille BEDSPREADS With wide shag edge row in white, sungold, pink whisper, radiant rose, cocoa, marine, hunter green, sea green. 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