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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1958)
XIAL APPENIN6S inge Students i at P-TA Jer's Day February 12 Founder's gram of the Heppner P :ured a "global friends" i and the annual Found ' tea. ge group heard talks by eign exchange students e seniors at Pendleton lool this year, students are Francoise a girl from Marseilles, and Wolfgang Steise, a n Berlin, Germany. oise, who lives with the . Thompson family of m, compared teenage life ce to that of our country, ig lives with the Jack .mily at Adams, Oregon spoke on a wide range of I, social and personal ions from the audience lswered by the speakers, conclusion of their talks. students were introduced v lace McCrae, superintend "Schools in Pendleton, ig the business meeting followed, a nominating tee of Mrs Elmer Schmidt, ster Boulden and Lowell was appointed, wing the meeting there silver tea in recognition PA Founder's Day. ations of spring flowers illow and white candles sed. Mrs E E Gonty and )hn Hanna poured. Mrs imbel, Mrs Howard Cleve nd Mrs Bernard Marshall a charge of refreshments rs Orval Matheny was in of hospitality. Farewell Dinner Given At Valby Lutheran Church A large crowd attended the pot luck dinner at Valby parish house Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs Leonard Carlson and Mrs Beulah Lundeil, who have recent ly purchased homes in Portland. The women received orchid corsages and Mr Carlson a car nation boutonniere. The flowers jwere all raised in a hot house at j the Frank Anderson ranch in ; Eightmile. ' Rev Merlin Zier presented the guests of honor with gifts from the Valby Missionary Society, after which Oscar Peterson show ed some pictures taken while on his trips through the Holy Land and Europe. Out of town guests were Mrs Elmo McMillan of Salem, Mrs Warren Crutcher of Gresham and Mr and Mrs Wallace Lundeil and children of Portland. -J rz't tr - I. Coming Events Re- Friday Feb 21 Sans Souci bekah lodge Saturday Feb 22 Elks annual 2 pm, lodge meeting, card party for women. 5:30 to 8:00 p m dinner at fair pavilion; ROCK HOUND CORNER By JOHN NEWMAN a low or the things you might have learned had you attended fhfl her tvi i-vrt ; .i li .j i . . a 8 and 9 p m, floor show at!' . ' " 1 LU' uul Sinr theater; 10:30 D m. dan-' . w nam pen me en- HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, February 20, 1958 r I co in ballroom. Monday, Feb 24 Chamber of commerce, noon at O'Donn-ell's 5 1 Tuesday, Feb 25 Degree of Hon or Bookworms thusiasm of those present lhat George Miller was ap pointed representative to the fed eration and Dr Wagner and Mr Peterson to the finance commit tee. Anderson Building Supply is laying in glass suitable for samp- Two Eight-year Olds Have Birthday Party Mrs William Labhart and Mrs Howard Pettyjohn entertained 13 young guests Friday at a joint birthday party honoring Chris Labhart and Steve Pettyjohn who were eight years old on Saint Valentine's day. Attending were Gary Dowen, John Rawlins, Billie Stockard, John Van Winkle, Philip Blak ney, Randy Stillman, David Hall, Kit Anderson, Dean Robinson, Mark and Laurie Labhart, Larry and Doean Pettyjohn. The group attended the picture show after enjoying refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream. ENGAGED Miss Ruby Ann Riet- mann, lone, who this week an nounced her engagement to Dean L Rohde of Echo. 32, OES Ruby Ann Rietmann Tells Engagement Mr and Mrs Victor Rietmann of lone announce the engage ment of their daughter, Ruby Ann, to Dean L Rohde, son of Mrs Eileen Rohde of Echo. Miss Rietmann is a graduate of lone high school and Eastern Oregon College and is now teach ing in Pendleton. Mr Rohde is a graduate of Echo high school and attended Washington State college. A June wedding is planned. Wednesday, Feb 26 Willows. 1 display case shelves, etc lodge, no 66, IOOF That Fred McGill brought his Thursday, Feb 27-Soroptimists. stone vicwing light, that George noon at O'Donnell's i Miller brought some mighty pret- Elks slal,s from ,lis ovv,i display r.-.A.. ru ,!, since there had been no shows '-" "- -"close enough to eet to. that f,. sil deposits are found in every nation in the world, that some contain the remains of animals, reptiles and insects thjit appar ently didn't answer the role call when Noah checked them aboard. . . . That elephant meat is still refrigerated in Alaska and Si beria since the time the animals inhabited that portion of the country and that even now moth er nature on occasions, opens the refrigerator door and thaws out (Kenneth-Eiiis) ; Civic League Plans Spring Style Show The. Heppner Civic League met Monday evening at the dir ectors room of the Bank of East ern Oregon. The main topic of business was i the style show which Is to be held March 19 and all committ ees wore appointed. The aiso cnscusseu wnn a tentative p spring, rummage sale was Yi , e discussed with a tentative 'sklos"n( very much to the r uMiig, uiai a mue lsianu on RELAX . . . AND LIVE LONGER Phone For Free Horn Demonitration THE WORLD FAMOUS Stauffer Home Plan Weight Control, Release from Tension Improvement of Faulty Posture Exercise without Fatigue The Retention and Restoration of Muscle Tone Hours of Effortless Exercise in Minutes ALL IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR HOME OR OFFICE VERLE GREEN, Local Rep. Hotel Building Phone 69951 172,161 mmm say: FIRST QUALITY 15-DENIER SEAMLESS DRESS SHEERS A really low price for those favorite.. Seamless.. . Nylons tyiat sheath your legs in one soft mist of color without any seam bother I Pair Sizes 8V2 to 11 norm length raff y. wxwr. $ S I 1-Lit Evcrlon Panels 81 or 90 inches long :an't beat Penney'g nets for sheer beauty, flue, for easy care I iem, drip dry. touch l and that's it I Velvety Avisco Almost No Lint $377 twin or full Fabulous Penney price I Fine quality viscose rayon chenille carries Avisco In tegrity tag. Deep shag bor der. Machine wash in luke warm water. Many colors. Local Couple Now At Home In Heppner th(, sao- (Siberia still carries on ivory tusk 'trade with the Oreint. I ... nidi 11 requires iu leet 01 compressed vegetable matter to iuuui.l- uiiu iuot ui ooai; inai 1 reached my receptive capacity before we got down to Cenozoaic, Mesozaic, Plazonic, and in which Mrs Pierce Has High Score At Bridge Mrs Mervin Leonard entertain ed Mnndav at her home in T.pv. ington with a bridge luncheon. ,one of these la'ers lics uranium. Gupsts wore Mrs Cone IMeren mere was mucn more DUt my Mrs Wilma Unrein and Jack Mrs Raloh Thomnson. Mrs Clnr-icart was loaded. . . you should McTimpeny were manioc! Wed-! once Rosewall, Mrs Fred Parrish, have boon tnere- 0n t0P of that nesday, February 5 at the Moth-1 Mrs Frank Turner, Mrs Claude here was tne Picture on Hidden odist parsonage with Rev Lester Grharh and Mrs Robert Penland. (Treasures and from that I learn Boulden performing the cere- Mrs Tierce held high scon?, Mrs od that the telescope and the monv. T iomnson was low and Mrs Parr- ""wv'ov"i'c uul" Their attendants were Mr and hsh received the traveling prize. Mrs Fred Ott. After a short wedding trip to, Sewing Club Meets Areata, California, where they . . , . . visited Mrs Timpeny's brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Hubert Hudson, the couple is now at! home in Heppner. At Graham Home SOROPTIMISTS GIVE GIFTS Mrs Claude Graham entertain ed the Sewing club last Wednes day afternoon at her home on the Lexington highway. Members present were Mrs At the Soroptimist meeting Carl Spaulding, Mrs Lowell Grib Thursday noon at O'Donnell's bio, Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs Ray- gifts were wrapped as Valen-imond Ferguson, Mrs P W Ma tines and taken to the county ! honey, Mrs Robert Penland and patients at Pioneer Memorial the hostess. hospital . Call 6-9223 For Printing Needs!! i::i!!i!i!!i:!iii!i!iii:!i!!;;i! iiiiiiiiiiiJimiHii USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS illlil ili!!i!!i!i!iii:illillll!llllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllll the same year, I believe in Hol land. From that time on they have continued to grow, one re vealing the wonders and mag nitude of outer space some 400 million light years beyond the sun; the other the mystery and beauty of things so small they can be divided no more. The beauty and wonder of it all left no room for regret at the last of the meeting. Those having voted out refreshments at the last meeting. Those who failed to come may never know how much they missed. 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