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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. August 28, 1958 MMMM Illillllilllilllilllllllljlllllllil'llili'lilL'lll! gOCIAL JapPENIN6S warn Wedding Date Set By Patricia Steagall Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steagall of Lexington announce the forth coming marriage of their daugh ter Patricia Jean to Jerry Dough erty, son of Mrs E C Dougherty and the late Mr Dougherty, on Saturday, September 6 at 10:30 am at St Patrick's Catholic church In Heppner. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend the wedding and the reception which will follow Immediately in the church basement. Dancing Party Enjoyed Friday Tom Glass was host Friday ev ening for a dancing party at his home. Guests were, Julie Pfeiffer, Barbara Siewert, Rosalee Lewis of Hillsboro, Larry Tibbies, Neal Penland and the host. I New Sewing Club Members, Traveler Honored At Luncheon Mrs Claude Graham entertain ed the Sewing Club Wednesday afternoon at luncheon at her home on the Lexington highway. Those present were Mrs E K Schaffltz, Mrs Tom Wilson, Mrs John Pfeiffer, Mrs C E McQuarrle, Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs Gene Pierce, Mrs Jack Bedford, Mrs P W Mahoney, .Mrs Raymond Fer guson, Mrs Lowell Grlbble and Mrs Robert Penland. The club presented Mrs Wil son with a bon voyage gift. The Wilsons left Saturday on a four months tour of Europe. Mrs Pierce and Mrs McQuarrle were welcomed as new members of the club. Mr and Mrs Alfred Mattoon spent last weekend at the coast and Mrs Mattoon remained In Portland for a few days. ! mum i i fflilT mil ! ! IT I (TWA ! i i ii i aifE. n i n j an I P ItrI Swlv.IScr.en I I I I UM Pdlal Consol j I III tSM PHILCO 4084 I : 1 ii 1 1 U CL libuiirnl ! irsruinnTi! I I VI I I I I I I I I I I I I i r n hvvyi MM gpjj HMH MM WHMBWM ij Ba -WWI' "Willi ill . W LMjJIJJJULLI n a i s r a j I If (hc?f) I M M & m il 't : J A I ' j I ir fi't rn -Trrr - KTi a "i" - MMiiifiiii'-iiiiiMM-iiBwMii'riJ : I TELEVISION TV TODAY... FROM THE WORLD OF TOMORROW I Here's exciting, different, 1965-new Phiico Tele vision you can own and enjoy now! New Phiico Semi-Flat 21" (overall diagonal measurement) picture tube is completely separated from its cabi net .. . it swivels at a finger's touch . . . it's com pletely sealed in its own Safety Case I The slender Pedestal Cabinet takes least space of all . . . even fits into corners. All front controls. Dig 8' speaker. A BIG SELECTION OF MODELS PARSONS RADIO and TV PH 3-8410 BILL PARSONS LEXINGTON MR AND MRS ALBERT LEON PARENT, married recently in Hepp ner, will make their home in LaGrande where the groom at tends Eastern Oregon College. Scholarship Winners Guests Thursday of Soroptimist Club Guests of Soroptimist Internat ional of Heppner at their Thurs day noon meeting were Miss Jo ann Brosnan and Miss Shirley Kononen. Miss Brosnan is the 1958 recip nent of the club's college scholar ship and she told of her plans for the coming year. Miss Konon en received the scholarship in 1957 and she told the club about some of the interesting things that happened during her first year at Oregon State college. Mrs Adolph Heyden of Stan field was also a guest at the meeting. Wedding Date Told By Miss Sharon Rill Mr and Mrs L H Rill announce the coming marriage , of their daughter, Sharon to Capt Law rence E Trout of the U S Air Force, Mather Air Force Base, California. They will be married Sunday, September 7 at 2:00 pm at the Air Base chapel. A reception will follow at the officers club. Mr and Mrs Rill will leave the first part of September to attend the ceremony. Sunday Picnic Honors Birthday Employees of the Heppner Ran ger District and their families gathered for a picnic Sunday at the Bull Prairie guard station to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Sam McDaniel. Among those present were Mr and Mrs McDaniel, John Rogers, Lois Boyce, Vince Rulien, Lance Tibbies, Tom Christian, Mrs Oma Cox and the families of Mattlon Hicks, Walt Tinli.n, Vic Kreimey er, Don Clark and Fred Prussing. Also present were Mrs Earle Bryant and sons, Mr and Mrs Elmer Knighten and Orah Fry and family of Gold Beach, Oregon. Hughes Family Have Reunion Sunday At Court House Park A reunion of the Hughes fam ily was held Sunday at the court house park. Those attending were Mr and Mrs Marvin Gaarde and son of Murphys, California, Mrs Lena Kelly, Mrs Grace Hughes, Mr and Mrs Roy Quackenbush and Phyl lis, Mr and Mrs Elwyn Hughes and family, Mr and Mrs Ellis Pettyjohn and family, Mr and Mrs Don Bellenbrock and fam ily, Mr and Mrs Matt Hughes and family, Conrad Bellenbrock, Mrs Fern Graves, Delbert Piper, Mrs Tom Hams, Mr and Mrs Cres- ton Robinson and family and Mr and Mrs Mike Saling and family Miss Delores Duran Tells Engagement William Duran announces the engagement of his daughter, De lores to Delbert Wayne Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs C A Bailey of balkum, Washington. The wedding will be an event of Friday, September 5 at Gresh am, Oregon. Gribbles Entertain Duplicate Club The Duplicate Bridge club met Sunday evening at the Lowell Gribble home. Those present were Mr and Mrs LaVerne Van Marter, Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff, Mr and Mrs C E McQuarrle, Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt, Mr and Mrs Richard Mea dor and Mr and Mrs Gribble. High couple for the evening was Mrs McQuarrie and Mr Mea dor, second high was Mr Pratt and Mrs Gribble. ATTENDS TOURNAMENT Among those from the Willow Creek Country club who were In John Day Monday and Tuesday to play in an invitational tour nament were Mrs P W Mahoney. Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs Alfred Mattoon, and Mrs Lowell Gribble. They were guests at the Henry Ford home while there. ORBIT HEARING Phone Your News Items to 6-9228 LfSi tit! SI EVERS MUSIC BOX 212 E. 2nd The Dalles Who wouldn't be surprised to hear with a pair of glasses you can't see through (not blind folded, anyway). The fact is this astonished girl is hearing every, thine with nothing in her ears, thanks to Sonotone's new bone conduction eyeglass hearing aid. Although nothing is worn in either ear, you can use both ears to hear sounds from every direction around you. This is binaural, or orbit, hearing, the same way that persons with nor. mal hearing listen. Yet every thing is concealed in stylish, prescription-fitted glasses. PP-130 MR. HARRY BOSTRON Manager of Sonotone of Walla Walla will be at the HEPPNER HOTEL For Sertlce and Fittings SEPTEMBER 3 From 2 to 7 p. m. Monument News By MARTHA MATTESON Vito Accardl of Portland has been spending the past three weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Cox. Mrs Owen Smith drove to Pen dleton Thursday taking her sis ter to catch a train back to her home in Montana. Mr and Mrs Ed What and son of Kinzua visited at the George Capon home Sunday. Son Hill and daughter Jean, and Kay Swlck left Wednesday morning for Portland with a load of stock. Mr and Mrs Robert Gertson returned Monday from their hon eymoon in Canada. Her two child ren, who had spent the past month with their grandparents In Portland, returned with them. Doris Capon, Kay Swlck and Lois Hill and daughter Jeanle were in John Day Saturday. Mrs Forest Noland and her sis. ter, Mrs Ansil Martin were in John Day Monday on business. Business callers in John Dav on Tuesday were. Lee Jones, Mrs ivan smnn and children, Ernie Johnson, Cecil Rinehart. Robert Scott, Mr and Mrs Jack Forrest and three children,' Mrs Charlie Roach, Joan DuBosch, Mrs Bob Kingman, Mrs Sam Scott. Mrs Elmer Matteson, Henry Martin, Mr and Mrs Henry Cupper and son Jerry, Mrs Boyd Hlnton and daughter, Mary Ella. Mrs Carl Cox and children and Mr and Mrs Bill Mahrt. Mr and Mrs Charlie Heath and three children of Walla Walla were visiting his sister and fam ily, the Ivan Heaths. The child. ren remained here for a longer visit. Mr and Mrs Frank Howell ac companied Mrs Clifford Howell, to Dayton, Washington to visit her sons, E E and Clifford Howell, returning Friday eveninff with Mrs E E Howell. Mrs Earl Lewis and baby accompanied them to Monument to visit her folks, the Bud Engles and Mrs Ray Davis, until Labor Day. Jim Croker was in Pendleton on Tuesday. A number of friends and school children chalvaried Mr and Mrs Robert Gertson Wednesday nieht They are both teachers here. Mrs uertson is tne lormer Mrs Lydla Capon. Mrs Mary Lippert was a busi ness caller in Pendleton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Corley and daughter of Vancouver, Wash vis ited his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Richard Cox, beore going to work for H M Hanson. Ben DeSpain was a caller in Pendleton Thursday. He Is man ager here of the Columbia Power Co-op. Mr and Mrs Clayton Sweek and two sons of Springfield arrived Saturday to visit her sister and family, the Verne McCartys. Sun day they took their niece Miss Elaine Reynolds with them on a two weeks trip to Yellowstone National park. Mr and Mrs J A Lewis and famiiv nf San Leandro, Calif ornia arrived August 16 to visit his folks, the Elmo Lewis family and his sister, Mrs Ray Davis, until Labor Day. Mr and Mrs Bob Kingman of California, her father Elmer Mat teson, and sister, Mrs Jessie Scott and son spent Thursday up Wall creek at the Verne Mccany ranch. Mrs Louise Scott of Top visited at the Matteson home Friday. Mrs Doris KinEman drove her sister, Mrs Jessie Scott and son to John Day Friday for medical aid for Robert Scott Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith took five children to John Day Sat urday evening to the show. Mr and. Mrs Gus Peterson and two sons drove to Portland Fri day morning, taking her aunt, Mrs Cora Densmore and niece, Judith Grant to catch the plane to their home in Kitchlner, On tario. Canada. Thev have been visiting here since the first of August. Mr and Mrs Bob Kingman left for their home in California, af ter a family dinner at the Matte son home. Those attending the dinner were Dale Matteson of Heppner, Doris and Bob King man, Sam, Jessie and Robert Scott, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Matteson. Louise Scott Is spending her time at her daughters, Cora Stub bleleld. while the Gus Petersons are In Portland. Mr and Mrs Ansil Martin were In Heppner for the weekend. They visited her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Nels Bailey and Mr and Mrs Garv Oliver. The state forester .reports no fires' for the week of August 17 24. Mrs Chet Neff and two child ren of Milwaukie, Oregon and her mother, Mrs Hie Stewart of John Day visited at the George Stirritt home the past week. Laura Lee Shank, Diana Lea thers accompanied by Rev Jack Chann went to Portland Monday morning for a church meeting. Mr and Mrs Compton Moffet of Burns and her sister frorn Palm Springs, California spent the weekend at the George Stirrit home. Mrs Addie Osborn of Court rock spent Saturday visiting at the Fred Shanks home. Ruby Geinger accompanied by Mrs Sophia Leasie of Fox drove to Hermiston to visit Ruby's mo ther, Mrs Julie Jackson. While there Ruby will take in the school of instruction at Pendle ton for the hot lunch program. The state forestry office here is busy getting a new drain field put in the septic tank for the house and office. Mr and Mrs Ed Rounds went to Madras Sunday taking their two grandsons home and will visit a few days with their son and wife, Mr and Mrs Melvin Rounds. ELECTROLUX Sales, Service And Parts 109 Water St. PH 6-5877 ANYTIME HEPPNER BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP AGAIN Open Daily YOU MAY WIN TWICE t 1 , Win a shiny Oregon payroll silver dollar. 2. Win all the groceries you can carry In 8 minutes. look for the Oregon Dollar man in your grocery store ay your home NOW! with a low-cost First National Dank home Improvement loan I Here's all you do rj 1 0H7 Decide which I Jl li home improvements you need (see list below). i i i 31 When you know approximate cons, see the friendly lout officer at your nearby First National Branch. tS Call a dealer or professional craftsman, or if you wish to do the work yourself, get costs of materials from your dealer. Of That's all you do, Without delay, your loan application is processed and you can start your improvements right away. Home Improvement check list... Storm Windows and Doors New Furnoc Nw WVtnf Wtafhor Stripping and Insulation FircplocM Tilt Work and Floor Covering Nw Foundations Nw Kitchtn and Bath Roofing, and Siding Pius Many Other Improvement
