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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1958)
S0CIAL Happenings Vm. ''iiiililf'llillillllEICT lllil!!:il"l!;"JI:;ll!lll:Jli!iili;:i f Soroptimi.st Club Makes Plans For Float For Parade M the noon meeting of Sor optimist International of Hepp ner Thursday at O'Donnell's, plans' were, discussed for the sack lunch which will be held Thursday, July 31 at the home c Mrs Frank Hamlin. lit was decided to start making tie decorations for the rodeo float at the meeting and all members are urged to attend. Mrs C E McQuarrie and Mrs Ed die Gunderson are co-chairmen of the float committee." iss Nancy Anderson Jets' Wedding Date Mr and Mrs C Ervin Ander son announced the wedding date of their daughter, Nancy Kay tb Albert Leon Parent, son of Mr and Mrs Orville Parent of Corpus Christ!, Texas, as Friday evening, August 1, at 8:00 pm at tjii.- Heppner Methodist church. A reception will follow at the Anderson home. All friends and ' relatives are rdlaJiy invitea to auena. BOARDMAN ITEMS f Recent visitors at, the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Eades were fades's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr and Mrs Don Dockendorf nd daughters, Jane and Mary Beth of Santa Barbara, Calif. They went from here to Pasco, Wash to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie Woolley. Mrs Prock Entertains With Bridge Party Mrs James Prock entertained last Tuesday evening with two tables of bridge. Guests were Mrs Ned Sweek, Mrs Creston Robinson, Mrs Riley Munkers, Mrs James Mallon, Mrs Fred Gimbel, Mrs Marlon Green and Mrs William Labhart. High score was held by Mrs Robinson, Mrs Labhart was sec ond and Mrs Green low. Monument News By MARTHA MATTESON Mr and Mrs Percy Creightan of California were visitors for several days at the home of their daughter and family, the Fred Shanks. Laura Lee Shank, Deanna Leathers, Billy Neal, LeRoy Bux ton, and Hank and Jerry Cupper attended the dance at Long Creek Saturday the 19th. Mrs May DeEtt Hlnton was in Heppner on Friday. Mrs Van Rickards went to Twickenham Saturday after their boys who had been visiting their grandparents. Mr and Mrs Wayne Leathers accompanied by their son Wayne, Jr, Laura Lee Shanks and Hankie Cupper drove to Portland recent ly where they met the Leather's daughter, Deanne, who had been on a tour through several states. Mr and Mrs Glen Williams of Medford have moved into the Page house next door to his bro ther, Dick Williams and family. Mrs Dottle Smith and Ben 4 " r. r True the whole i world over . . . , its the Water - iff inarwea mc 01 OIVMPU RIWIN6 COMPANY, OLVMP1A. WASHINGTON. U.S.A. -w.iJjyw- wi mm 1 ' fr if ilmmmmm difference Spain drove Mrs Tony Hutchin son to Pendleton Thursday where she caught the bus for Portland. She will go through the clinic there. Miss Lou Ann Jewell of Kin zua is visiting Miss Margaret Martin. Miss Gracie Hunt returned Fri day from Fossil, Kinzua and Camp 5 where she had been visi ting relatives for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Forrest Noland were in John Day Saturday night to take in the show at the drive in. Sam Scott of Monument, Bob Kelley of Long Creek and Clar ence Holmes of Kimberly gather ed at the Charlie Roach ranch Sunday to help him get his hay put up. James Hunt and Judy Allen of Fox were here Sunday visi ting his mother, Reeta Hunt and family. Mr and Mrs Harold Lippert and two sons took a truck load of cattle to Portland the first of the week. Robert Gertson is back here from his home In Portland visi ting with friends. Mrs Forrest Noland was on the sick list the past week. George Kirk, accompanied Mr and Mrs Mike Hutchinson and four children to Dayton, Wash ington Saturday where they spent the weekend at the home of the Joe Mellor family. They will return by way of Pendle ton where Mike is due for a checkup on his hip on Monday. . Those in John Day Saturday were Mrs H W Scott and son Robert Dale, Mr and Mrs Ansil Martin, Mrs Jim Derbin, Miss Caroline Martin and Chuck Wil liams. Miss Elaine Reynolds is work ing at the Flower's ranch on the river. Mrs Stella McCarty and three sons and her mother, Mrs Jo Schrum went to Springfield for a few days on business and visi ted Stella's sister and family, the Clayton Sweeks. Jim Durbin left Friday night for Salem on business and his wife, Vesta, will stay with the Ansil Martins until his return. Going to Heppner Saturday ev ening were Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson, Mr and Mrs Ansil Mar tin and Mrs Vesta Durbin. Mrs Johnson will spend a month with her parents, Mr and Mrs N D Bailey, while she Is under the doctors care. They are busy getting the ce ment work done around the school yard and the lawn plan ted. Those helping with It were Mead Gilman, Elmer Matteson, Maynard Hamilton and Leonard Galaffie. Harold Lippert left Friday night with a load of stock for Portland. Mr and Mrs Spike Miller and family were here on business from their home in California NOW EVEN Greater Reductions DURING NORAH'S SUMMER SALE - COTTON BLOUSES PEDAL PUSHERS TAPER PANTS JACKETS COTTON DRESSES COTTON SKIRTS SUMMER HATS NOW ALL ' Norah's Shop Lexington News By DELPHA JONES Miss Janette Cavin of Portland is visiting at the home of Mr and Mr Cecil Jones. Mr and Mrs O W Cutsforth and Charlene Jones returned Sat urday from a trip to Eritish Col umbia. While there they were fortunate to get to see Princess Margaret who was leaving that day for other parts of the Pro vince. Mr and Mrs Gar Leyva and Mr and Mrs O W Cutsforth are enjoying a fishing trip to Ma Hood Lake Canada. Mr and Mrs Jim Pointer ot Soap Lake, Washington recently nf Kelah. Mr and Mrs Frances Davis of Duraneo. Col. and Miss Betty Kollas of Hood River have i been recent visuois ui me l. e. Ruhl home. Mr and Mrs Bob Kilkenny and children returned home on Tues day from Portland. They brought their small daughter, Kelly home after she was injured in an acci dent on the freeway in Port land when she opened the door and fell from the car. Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra have had as their guests the children of Mr and Mrs Roy Dar nielle of The Dalles. to have said he definitely will seek the office. Another candi date who seems to be 'ofixlng to run is Lester Humphreys, Port land. GOP FINANCE HEAD James F Short of Salem, state Republican chairman announced Tuesday the appointment of Glen A Holden as state finance chair man for the Republican party in Oregon. Holden Is a former resident of McMinnville now residing in Os wego and conducting his insur ance business in Portland. The 31 -year-old Republican succeeds Loran L Stewart of Cottage Grove, who resigned. Mrs Holden is the former Gloria McClintock of Sa lem. Another capable appointment HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, July 24, 1958 S made by Chairman Short was of Mrs Cleo Jensen, Hillsboro, as state chairman of the "Neigh bor" committee of the party. Mrs Jensen has been active in Repub lican, party endeavors for sever al years and has held active committeeships on the state com mittees of other campaigns. McKAYS VISIT SALEM HOME Mr and Mrs Douglas McKay arrived in Salem Wednesday from their Washington, D C resi- ucri ivc i 1 icy niu nave a onui i visit at their Salem home before leaving to join the American Canadian water power commiss ion scheduled for a Columbia Ri ver tour. Mr McKay is the Ameri can chairman of the Internation al joint commission. On the first of August the McKays will re turn to Oregon to spend the month at their beach home at Neskowin. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS CAPITAL PARADE (Continued from Page Four) will be held at Lincoln high school, Portland, at 7 pm, Thurs day, July 31. Cooperating gen eral chairmen who are sponsor ing the nomination of Justice O'Connell are: Wm S Bernard, John Hay and Norman Wiener. All are Portland attorneys. The name of Ralph Holman, Oregon City, has been circulated as a candidate but is reported JULY CLEARANCE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS In All Departments - Skirts - Blouses - Sweaters - Play Clothes - Dresses AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT The Frances Shop 2W 36 S. W. Court Pendleton YOUR Insurance 1 1 1 - i v I y o u In n t ii r e dependent AGENT Plans That Fit! There's most every kind Of Hospital Plans. You can have 'em with extras Or just take 'em sans. We'll gladly explain and Let you look them over. Then you can compare their Cost and their cover. It doesn't much matter How fancy they read As long as they give the Protection you need! hr Ask about our Hospital Plans or Sick-4-Aecldent Insurance I For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER, OREGON iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! "If Thou Art Wise Thou Knowest Thine Own Ignorance" By Phil Blakney Your body is more com plex than any machine man has ever devised. Yet it is amazing that there are still some people who follow the advice of untrained people who pre sume to tell them what to do or take. Always remember on ly a physician has (he knowledge to find out what . is wrong with your body and to prescribe the right medicine. And when you need any medicine, get it only from a pharmacist, because we know how to protect po tency, answer questions about safe dosage and are licensed by the state for your safety. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 6-9962 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE Pick up your prescrip tion if shopping near us, or let us deliver promptly without extra charge, A great many people entnut us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions, May we compound yours? PHIL'S PHARMACY 105 N. Main PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Quotation by Martin Lu ther (1483-1546) Copyright 1958 (7W2) Far FEES W) 15th Semi Annual Sale W FOR . gyyyi I July 25 to August 16 3 WEEKS ONLY Two Pair of Nationally Advertised Shoes For The Price of One Pair Choose From Such Famous Shoe Names As VELVET STEP, JAUNTIER WEATHERBIRDS, AIR STEPS, GOLLYWOGS Pumps, Straps, Ties, High Heels, Medium Heels, Casuals, Wedges, Sports and Flats SUMMER CLOSE-OUTS No Mail or Phone Orders Please All Sales Final i( No Refunds No Exchanges k No Charges or Lay aw ays Goflty "i"H "I'.'HI'I
