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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1958)
f s OCIAL : I 'IPttlftllll 1W1 i Soroptimist Club Celebrates Tenth ! Birthday Thursday : Soroptimist International of : Heppner celebrated its 10th : birthday Thursday- noon at O' : Donnell's. : A cake was served in honor of I the club's birthday and also : those members having birthdays : In 'April, Mrs Elaine S George and Mrs Pearl Devine. A history of the clu0 was read by Mrs John Ffeiffer, program chairman and the past presi- : dents told of the outstanding achievements of their year of of fice. Past presidents are Mrs O : G Crawford, Mrs Frances Mitch : ell, Mrs Elaine S George, Mrs : Clara B Gertson, Mrs Grace Nick : erson, Mrs Joe Hughes, Mrs Wil : Ham Collins, Mrs E E Gonty : and Mrs Robert Penland. "I Plans were discussed for the fannual installation banquet to jbe held June 7 and final plans 'told for the Elkfe stag dinner (the i club is serving tonight I (Thursday). Mrs Hughes was a guest of ;the club for this meeting. i Spring Dinner I Sunday, May 4 I ; RHEA CREEK HALL : Served 1 to 3 p.m. i . J PUBLIC INVITED. Adults $1.50 Children 75c Penney Penney", jl vga. Topers! f fl 1.98 Blouse 2.98 3.98 Midcalfs Sec Pennsheen togs dancing with color I At Penney 's a beau tiful wardrobe of Pennsheen tops and tapers, exculsive cot ton sheen gabardines, striped or solid, that machine wash and resist wrinkles. Sizes 8 to 18. aiimii!!r!!!n!!!!!!!ii!i5i!3i8.inmia yrny 11 till ! lStM i liUlliilfil k i ! B32 50 u lllilili liiLlii::ii!iii!!LH:!i Pennsheen gabardine prints, stripes and solids. Machine wash, crease resistant, drip-dry finish. 98c Yard APPENIN6S ililiHi'llliilililiiii Surprise Party Given Jeanne Schmidt On Her 15th Birthday Mrs and Mrs Elmer Schmidt, assisted by Mary Evelyn Tucker pave a surprise birthday party Saturday evening in honor of Jeanne Schmidt on her 15th birthday. The party, at the Schmidt's home, had the theme of the De pot cafe, with spring pastel col ors being used in decorations. A treasure hunt, dinner and dancing were enjoyed during the evening by Carole Nichols, Effie Lane, Sharon Keithley, Francine Moyer, Mary Evelyn Tucker, Lynn Thomas, Jeanne, Judy and Jill Schmidt and Ken Keeling, Larry Angell, Neal Penland, Tom Glass, Billy Greer, Jerry Ander son, Leland Lane, David Cres wick and Donald Craber. Triple Link Club Plans Food Sale The Triple Link club met Mon day evening at the IOOF hall with Mrs N D Bailey, president, pie&iuuig. ,berg and Mrs Lena Keiy A report was eiven on the' Easter baskets which were sent to the hospital and plans were made for a food sale to be held May 3 at the Heppner Red and White store. Proceeds from this i sale will be used to pay expen-j ses for delegates to the Rebekah Assembly. I The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served by.10116, Mrs Lennie Louden and Mrs Rnv1 Members were in attendance Neill. I The place of the next meeting will be announced at the reeu- lar Rebekah meeting. . 3.98 Slacks 4.98 Nauticana Cottons. Sports wear weight, sailing high in easy care! (crease re sistant, shrinkage less than 2) Red-white and blue prints. Yard 59C Eleven New Members Initiated Friday By Sans Souci Rebekahs The IOOF hall in Heppner was the scene of conferring the Re bekah degree to a class of elev en candidates Friday evening, April 18, at the regular meeting of Sans Souci Rebekah lodge. The noble grand, Mrs C J D Bauman and her supporting of ficers obligated and instructed the new members In this degree of Odd Fellowship. Welcomed In to membership were, Mrs Bertha Hunt and Ethel Dunbar of Lex ington Holly Rebekah lodge No 139; Lucille Parrish and Nath alene Riddle of Hardman, Mist letoe Rebekah lodge No 25 and Mrs Earl L Soward, Mrs Kemp Dick, Mrs William J Brinda and Mrs Lawrence Jones, Jr of Sansjof Portland with a card party at Souci Rebekah lodge. Visitors for the occasion were from Lexington, Hardman, Wes ton, Athena, The Dalles, Fossil and one out-of-state visitor from Iowa. The drill team consisting of 24 Sans Souci Rebekah officers and members in formal attire, gave their floor work during a recess. The report of committees and the regular order of business fol lowed with the new members participating. Fancy angel food cake, sand wiches and beverages were serv ed in the dining hall by Mrs Herman Green, Mrs Archie Pad- Delta Kappa Gamma u i 7 i i . r1as Luncheon Meet Saturdav At lonp Y Une A lunchceon and business meetine of Delta Kamoa Gamma. lota chapter was held Satur- dav at tne school cafetorium in from Umatilla and Morrow coun- ties with Mrs A H Cable, Her miston, presiding. Mrs Franklin Jy, program cnairman, arrang- ed the luncheon. Guests for the afternoon were Miss Karen Lundell, who enter tained with a piano solo and Mfs Velma Glass, who told of her experience as county nurse In the Southwest. Mrs Glass ef fectively illustrated her topic with colored slides, Hostesses were Miss Marguar ite Glavey, Mrs Velva Bechdolt, Mrs Katherine Hager of Hepp ner and Mrs Gladys Ely, lone. Members of the lone P-TA ser ved the luncheon wth Mrs Gar ry Tullis as chairman and Mrs Lewis Halvorsen luncheon chair man. Others assisting were Sue and Brenda Townsend and Linda Halvorsen, served tables; Mrs Floyd Bailey and Mrs Delmer Crawford, decorations. Rhea Creek HEC Plans Public Dinner The Rhea Creek .11 E C club met at the grange hall Thurs day, April 17. There were eleven present, they spent the day cleaning the hall in preparation for the Spring Dinner planned for May 4. This is to be a Sunday dinner for the public. F bor iWe have just received this big shipment cf bright new floor lamps that we are able to offer at really remarkable savings. You have a big choice of styles and colors and at real sav ings. See them today! .. SMART NEW STYLES WEIGHTED BASES PRISM REFLECTOR MOGUL SOCKETS FIBERGLASS SHADES A SUPER VALUE REGULAR PRICE $27.50 ONLY Case Furniture Co; Coming Events Friday. April 25 Ruth chapter No 32, OES Saturday, April 26 Band Par ents Carnival, fair pavilion Monday, April 28 Chamber oi commerce, noon at O'Donn ell'B. Wednesday, April 30 Willows lodge No 66, IOOF. Thursday, May 1 Soroptimists, noon at O'Donnell'i, Elks, ladies night. Friday, May 2 Sans Souci Re bekah lodge. Out Of Town Guest Honored At Party Mrs Charles Flack (Beth Ball) and Mrs James Prock honored Mrs Roger Steiger (Ailene Ball i the P W Mahoney home last Tuesday. Attending were Mrs Robert Kilkenny, Mrs Fritz Cutsforth and Mrs Pat Cutsforth of Lexing ton; Mrs Ray Boyce, Mrs Her bert Eckstrom Jr and Mrs Clyde Crawford of lone; Mrs Carl Thorpe, Mrs Wayne Prock, Mrs Matt Hughes Jr, Mrs Gene Or wick, Mrs Eugene Hall, Mrs Os car George, Mrs LaVerne Van Marter Jr of Heppner. First prize in bridge went to Mrs Ray Boyce and in pinochle to Mrs Gene Orwick. Traveling prizes were received by Mrs Her bert Eckstrom Jr and Mrs Roger Steiger. Mrs Steiger returned to her home in Portland on Saturday. lone Sorority Has April Fool Party ' The members of the Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Sig ma Alpha attended an April Fool party April 16 at the home of Mrs Eldony Padberg. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs Delmer Crawford, Mrs Bill Rietmann, Mrs David McLeod Mrs Dallas Shockley, Mrs Bob Peterson, Mrs Art Warren, and Miss Joan Wright. The party was held in Mrs Padberg's basement. Members were entertained with games and April Fool jokes. Refreshments of sandwiches, cokes and coffee were served by the hostesses. Whats Trumps Club Meets At Grahams The Whats Trumps bridge club met at the home of Mrs Claude Graham last Wednesday afternoon. Those attending were Mrs Gene Ferguson, Mrs L D Tibbies, Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Tom Wilson, Mrs Harold Cohn, Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mrs Robert Penland, Mrs Ray mond Ferguson, Mrs Clarence Rosewall, Mrs Ted Smith, Mrs James Thomson and Mrs G D Dennis of Oswego, Oregon. High score was held by Mrs Raymond Ferguson, Mrs Gribble ; was second, Mrs Tibbies, third : and Mrs Cohn low. GET MORE out of life, go to a movie! Lamp AT CASES f i if M Nine Tables In Play At Saturday Bridge-Luncheon Mrs Floyd Worden, Mrs Frank Wilkinson, Mrs Frank Davidson and Mrs Fred Parrish entortain- ed nine tables with a bridge- luncheon Saturday afternoon at All Saints EDiscoDal iwirish house, Spring flowers were used throughout the room. duced Bruce Lindsay, the master Guests were Mesdames Gene,0 ceremonies. Frank Turner Ferguson, La Verne Van Marterjave a resume of the club's his James Thomson, Elaine s':torv' recounting the activities of George, Wallace Wolff, Clarence si,me oi 1lu members. Badges Rosewall, Frank Turner, J Riwere awarded former presidents. Huffman, Dick Wilkinson.' Ralnh Following the program, mov- inompson, Howard Bryant, Cor nett Green, Paul Jones, William Cox, Floyd Jones, Frank Connor, It t mV(1 rau,L hm Iter Becket PrPrt M.nn' Heaiord, Lowell Gribble, E K Schaffitz, Charles Vaughn, Bruce SSSffcJSFES S.'?"-S0".'.,'!l chard Wells, Paul Koenie. Allen Case, Robert Abrams, Rod Mur ray, L D Tibbies and Ed Vinton of Portland. Mrs Tibbies received high for the afternoon, Mrs Connor, sec ond and Mrs Bedford, low. Mrs Graham received the door prize. Bridal Shower Fetes Ruby Ann Rietmann A bridal shower was given in honor of Miss Ruby Ann Riet mann Saturday, April 19 at the Legion hall at lone. Refreshments were served from a table centered with a basket of Talisman rosebuds, with wed ding bells on the handle and yellow candles on either side. Mrs Victor Rietmann and Mrs Walter Roberts poured and Mrs Bill Rietmann and Mrs Roy Rohde presided at the punch bowl. Mrs Harlan Crawford and Mrs Robert Rietmann assisted with the gifts. The hostesses were Mrs G Her mann, Mrs Verner Troedson, Mrs Cleo Drake, Mrs E W Bristow, Mrs Franklin Lindstrom and Mrs L A McCabe. Arleta McCabe and Cheryle Lundell assisted about the room. Those attending from a dist anre were, Mrs Leon Reese and Mrs Roy Rohde, Pendleton; Mrs Carl Schulz, Rock Creek and Mrs Harlan Crawford, Echo. Miss Rietmann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Rietmann, is the bride elect of Dean Rohde, son of Mrs Eileen Rohde of Pendleton. The wedding will be June 7 at 3:00 pm at the lone Community church. ft 1t - S jE 5 PHONE 6 9643 Potato P" ... ... . - - - E 2 ir- w . . , , , ' m ., J( , , v t ,. , : fet- - m ft i. 1 s Nalley's A 75c Value & Regular 59c Seller DURKEE'S famous foods MAYONNAISE E Durkees 24 oz. Freezer Jar 1 SALAD DRESSING 24 oz. Freezer Jar MARGARINE 4 Durkees Natural Flavor Radishes, Gr. Onions bun 5c 1 RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT . 6 For 49c f i FRESH RHUBARB BARBECUE CHICKENS EACH $Lg9 Campside, Lb. Cans 1 Pork & Beans 2 Stuffed Turkeys - E ARMOUR'S WITH SPECIAL HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Past Presidents Of Wranglers Honored Approximately one hundred members and guests of the Wranglers Riding club attended the potluck dinner, Saturday at the fair Davilion. honorific nat presidents and charter members , President John Newman intro- ies and dancing were enjoyed. IONE School Notes The high school presented the !l'1'. "PPy Ending at .he c.fe torium Friday evening, April 18. The cast consisted of Karen Lun dell as Elinor Abbott; Berl Akers as Henry Abbott; Ann Belle Coleman us Flora Jenkins; Ken neth Jones as Simon Jenkins; Phil Emert as Romeo; Brenda Townsend as Juliet; Dallas Rea as Jasper Crunch; Linda Heim bigner as Pheobe Wren; John Howton as Tony Adams; Leann Padberg as Doris Pearson; and Mardine Baker as Milly Nilly. Gary Stephenson directed the three act play. The doll and wardrobe, donat ed by the Maranatha club, was drawn between acts by Mrs Anna Lindstrom. On Honor Roll Those on tiie honor roll the past nine weeks were: Sopho mores Karen Lundell, Linda Heimbigner, Mary Emert, Melvin Martin, Phil Emert, Grant Rig IT'S A BALL, when three guys fall for the one they call, THE GIRL MOST LIKELY. Wide- screen Color, Gay music! Star i Theater, Sunday and Monday.' STRAN STEEL ALL STEEL BUILDINGS Machine and Grain Storage Home and Building Construction FREE ESTIMATES H. D. MARTIN Ph. JO 7-6293 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH COURT STREET MARKET 'iff r i 1 f APRIL 25 AND 26 3 Chins pre: 49c 39c lbs. $100 10 3 lbs. 17c HI-HO CRACKERS Cans 45c DRESSING Thursday, April 24. 1958 -5 by and Harry Swart: Juniors, Leann Padberg and Kenneth Jones; Seniors, Mardine Baker, Ann Belle Coleman, Berl Akers, Grace McCabe and Kay Sherer. A baseball game will be held here with Echo Friday, April 25 at 2:30 pm. Junior-Senior prom, April 26. Janice Martin, Judy Collins, Doug Gribble and Ed Groshens attended the Pendleton Country Club spring teenage dance last Wednesday evening. YOUR dependent Insurance AGENT Goin Fish in'? In spring a fisherman's fancy Turns to thoughts of fish ing! Just as well go with him, Mrs., Why sit at home a-wlsh-ing? No use fussing 'bout a gard en, It'll wait till your return! All digging needed now is for Some juicy fishing worms! If you've Motor, Boat & Trail er, You've a lot invested there! Insure on an All-Risk floater For U.S. & Canada any where! Also a floater can cover Fish ing Equip., Guns, Archery or Hunting Equip. & Camera? C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER, OREGON Hermiston, Ore. FREE PARKING E - 49c SI Case Gcrbcr's J Baby Food 1 M I II I National Baby Week April 26 May 3. We will E give a FREE case of assorted Gerbers Baby E Food to the first baby born during the week jjj at Pioneer Memorial hospital. Also a free sil- E ver Baby Spoon to each baby born here dur- S ing the year. GERBER'S BABY FOOD f Strained vegetables and fruits E CANS 89' cans one I SUNSHINE LARGE .... 38c I PLANTER'S CREAMY E PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. JAR 89c I - lb. 69c Tf!!"!!'''Tl
