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Jocial Happenings
"her-Daughter Tea
in Monday By
"tbow Girls
tl Assembly, Rainbow for
Was hostess Monday even
t the Masonic temple for
ther-daughter tea.
ice Beamer, worthy advis
the Assembly, gave a wel
" Phyllis Quackenbush,
representative to the state
Tth Carolina, gave a talk
lat she had learned during
ear as representative; Mrs
Wilkinson, worthy matron
th chater No 32, OES, was
Uced; Carol Burkenbine
i a piano solo; Pamela
11 gave a reading; Bernice
Jon an accordian solo and
ff Beats, Sheryl Harris,
Coehell, Sharon Keithley
andra Jones gave a panto-
The Telephone.
'I the program, punch and
8 were served.
Howard Bryant was gen
:h airman for the tea. Re
lent committee was Carol
Anderson, Bernice Thorn
id Celia Boulden; decorat-
Susie McQuarrie, Sharon
Nancy Slocum and Carolyn
tliel and entertainment,
a Jones, Sheryl Harris and
Brinda.
and Mrs Peters
sts At Farewell
and Mrs Norman Peters
honored at a farewell party
Friday evening at the Vic
eyer home.
Otluck dinner was enjoyed
r and Mrs Stanley Holm,
rid Mrs Fred Gimble, Mr
tlrs Gordon Pratt, Mr and
Ralph Richmond, Mr and
Howard Bryant, Rev and
ester Boulden, Mr and Mrs
tobbins, Mr and Mrs Peters
Ir and Mrs Kreimeyer.
, Peters were presented
8 record of the opera "La
Ita."
lone Rebekah Lodge
Notes 60th Birthday
Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge
celebrated their 60th anniversary
at a meeting Thursday evening,
May 15. Letters were read from
Mrs Ella Davidson, Mrs Lana
Padberg and Mrs Clara Kincaid,
members of the lodge, telling of
the early days of the lodge.
Group singing was enjoyed and
Mrs Ernest Heliker, Noble Grand,
presented bouquets to Mrs Delia
Corson, who has been a member
of the lodge for the most years
and one to Mrs Lewis Ball, a
member for the least years. Re
freshments were served by Mrs
Cecil Thome, Mrs Cleo Drake
and Mrs Echo Palmateer.
A cake made and decorated by
Mrs Thome was served. It was
decorated in the Rebekah colors,
pink and green, with the num
erals 1898 and 1958.
Elks Have Dance
And Smorgasbord
Last Saturday Evening a
smorgasbord was enjoyed by
members of Heppner Elks lodge
and their wives at the Elks tern
pie. Dancing to the orchestra of
Wayne McGuffin followed the
smorgasbord.
Mr and Mrs Fred Gimble were
chairmen of the committee in
Coming Events
No 32. OES
Monday, May 26 Chamber of
Commerce, noon at O'Donn-
ell's
Tuesday, May 27 Degree of
Honor.
Bookworms
Wednesday, May 28 Willows
lodge No 66, IOOF.
Thursday, May 29 Soroptimists
noon at O'Donnell's.
Friday, May 30 MEMORIAL
DAY.
"Coming Events"
To Take Summer off
Beginning the first of
June, the coming events
column will b discontinued
until fall. A seperate notice
will be put in for special
meetings if you will call the
Gazette Times office by
Wednesday morning of the
week you wish the notice to
run.
Candlelight Rites
For New Members
Held By Sorority
The members of the Beta
Omega chapter of Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha and their husbands
held their annual banquet at
the Hitchin' Post in Boardman
Saturday, May 17.
After the banquet, new mem
bers were brought into the chap
ter in a beautiful candlelight
ceremony.
President, Mrs El don Padberg,
assisted by Mrs Ted Palmateer,
read the jewel pin ceremony for
Mrs Kenneth Cutsforth, Miss Jo-
?h"gJ&.lBlll Saivner and Mrs Delmer
ailU lvila man xiutnco, atxi mhu
Mrs Terrel Benge, Mr and Mrs
Al Lovgren, Mr and Mrs Gene
Orwick, Mr and Mrs William
Turner, Mr and Mrs Bob Flatt
and Mr and Mrs Robert Pen
land, assisting.
CHOSEN BY HONORARY
Mary Jo Stewart, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Joe Stewart, was
one of 30 freshmen women at
the University of Oregon, chosen
for Kwama, sophomore women's
honorary, at the all campus pic
nic on Saturday, during Junior
Weekend.
i Buschke.
Mrs Padberg and Mrs Palma
teer also installed the new of
ficers for the coming year.
After the ceremonies everyone
danced to the music of a four
piece orchestra from Walla
Walla.
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Soroptimist Club
Honors Senior Girls
At Sunday Tea
The home of Miss Leta Hum
phreys was the scene Sunday
afternoon of the annual tea giv
en by Soroptimist International
of Heppner, honoring the grad
uating senior girls and their
mothers.
Mrs Clara B Gertson welcom
ed the guests and introduced
the program which included a
piano selection by Joanne
Schmidt, a reading by Carol
Anne Anderson and selections
by a flute trio, Linda Valentine,
Judy Schmidt and Laura Lee
Sumner, accompanied by Jeanne
Schmidt. The program was ar
ranged by Mrs John Pfeiffer.
As is traditional a snapshot,
taken by Miss Leta Humphreys,
of each girl and her mother was
presented to the guests. The
girls also received corsages of
pink rosebuds.
Mrs C E McQuarrie and Mrs E
E Gonty poured from a lace cov
ered table centered with yellow
tulips anl yellow candles.
Farewell Dinner
Given Saturday
For Larry Dowens
Mr and Mrs Clinton McQuar
rie and Mr and Mrs Harry O'
Donnell Jr were hosts to a buffet
dinner at the McQuarrie home
Saturday evening to compliment
Mr and Mrs Larry Dowen who
will leave Heppner soon to make
their home in Placerville, Cali
fornia. Guests were Mr and Mrs Low
ell Gribble, Mr and Mrs P W
Mahoney, Mr and Mrs Eddie
Gunderson, Mr and Mrs Jack
Loyd, Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt
and the honored couple.
Following dinner the party at
tended the Elks dance.
Birthday Party Held
At' Van Marter Home
Mrs La Verne Van Marter Jr
Vivited the kindergarten class
mates and other friends of her
son, LaVerne III, to their home
on Friday to celebrate his sixth
birthday.
Attending were John Hall, Bil
lie Wolff, Donnelle Mallory, Cin
dy Glennie, Teresa Wright, Matt
Warren, Garry Munkers, Bobbie
Peck, Tommy Cleveland, Linda
Eckman, Marcia Young, Gene
Zinter. DeeAnne Wagner, Math
ew Murray, Mike Wagner, Jim
mie Healy, Casey Dick, Johnny
Lindsay, Delbert McLachlan,
Shannon Mahoney, David Hall,
Kit and David George, Archie
Ball, Tricia and Shannon Farley,
Meridee Webb, Mrs James J Far
ley, Mrs V R Runnion, Mrs B G
Sigsbee and Mrs Elaine S
George.
Games were played and re
freshments of birthday cake, ice
cream and punch were served.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, May 22, 1958
Buffet Supper Given
Sunday For Seniors
The 1958 graduating class of
Heppner high school and their
parents were honored at a buffet
supper Sunday evening after the
Baccalaureate service at the
Christian church.
The room mothers, Mrs George
Currin and Mrs Al Fetsch were
in charge of the supper, assisted
by all the mothers.
Mrs Joe Stewart poured and
Mrs Roy Kirk served the punch
from a table covered with a
white cloth and centered with a
mixed bouquet of spring flowers.
ft
I.
si ,-&
IONE HIGH SENIORS lined up to have their picture taken while
they were on their recent "skip day" to Seattle. They are, left
to right, Louise Botts, Grace McCabe, Kay Sherer, Ann Belle
Coleman, Billie Seehafei, Mardine Baker, Berl Akers, and Gary
Stephenson, their sponsor.
RAINBOW GIRLS TO INSTALL
Ruth Assembly, Rainbow for
Girls will hold a public installat
ion for new officers on Sunday
afternoon, May 25 at 2:00 pm
at the Masonic temple.
Saturday Tea Honors
Ruby Ann Rietmann
Miss Ruby Ann Rietmann of
Pendleton was Honored :aiur-
day afternoon, May 17 with a
tea at the home 01 Mrs W E
Melena in lone, with Mrs Vict
or Rietmann as co-hostess.
Refreshments were served
from a table centered with red
roses. Those pouring were Mrs
Robert Rietmann, Mrs Bill Riet
mann, Mrs James Mallon, Mrs
Jimmy Pettyjohn, Mrs Delmer
Crawford and Mrs Harlan Craw
ford. Others assisting about the
rooms were Mrs David Rietmann,
Mrs Cecil Thome, and Mrs Ver
ner Troedson.
and those coming from a dis
tance were Mrs Eileen Rohde
and Mrs Harlan Crawford of
Echo; Mrs Ted Smith, Mrs Earl
Blake, Mrs Loyal Parker, Mrs
Gene Ferguson, Mrs Sam Turner,
Mrs Harlan McCurdy, Sr, Mrs
James Mallon and Mrs Harlan
McCurdy, Jr, Heppner.
Miss Rietmann is the bride
elect of Dean Rohde of Echo.
W Beckets To Have
50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Becket will
celebrate their 50th wedding an
niversary with a reception Sun
day afternoon, June
pm
1 from 2:00
at their home on
to 5:00
Jones Street.
It is asked that there be no
There were 54 guests present gifts.
Bridge Club Honors
Mrs Larry Dowen
Holds Evening Meet
The meeting of the Renegers'
bridge club at the home of Mrs
Richard T Meador last Wednes
day was a combined birthday
and farewell party for Mrs Larry
Dowen.
Playing were Mrs Allen Case,
Mrs Alex Thompson, Mrs James
Norene, Mrs William Labhart,
Mrs James J Farley, Mrs Frank
Anderson, Mrs Eugene Hall, Mrs
LaVeme Van Marter Jr, Mrs
Thomas I Wilson, Mrs Paul
Webb, Mrs William Barratt and
Mrs Dowen.
High score was won by Mrs
Dowen, second by Mrs Van Mar
ter and third by Mrs Norene.
In recognition of Mrs Dowen's
birthday, there was a cake and
group singing of ' "Happy Birth
day". As farewell gifts, each
member presented her with a
golf ball and an original poem.
Phone your news items to 6-9228.
"SCIENCE IS
ORGANIZED
KNOWLEDGE"
By Phil Blakney
"The Health Team" 1b
waging a continuing battle
against disease. Research
physicians are exploring
every possible method that
can diagnose and treat
sickness better.
Working closely with
them are the pharmaceut
ical chemists who even cre
ate new chemicals. Many
of the drugs now in your
prescriptions were invented
because of the necessity to
solve a particular problem.
Our chief duty, as phar
macist members of 'The
Health Team", is to make
certain that when any par
ticular medicine is needed
we are prepared to dis
pense it
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
6-9962
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
Pick up your prescrip
tion if shopping near us. of
let us deliver promptly
without extra charge, A
great many people entrust
us with the responsibility
of filling their prescriptions.
May we compound yours?
PHIL'S
PHARMACY
105 N. Main
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
Quotation by Herb e r t
Spencer
(1820-1903)
Copyright 1958 (5W3)
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