e Church Holds Promotion Sunday
RANCINE CRAWFORD
otion Sunday was held at
lie Community church Sun
approximately 70 pupils
promoted. During the Sun
ichool hour. Classes and
jeachers are nursery dept.
0bert Rietmann, Mrs Walter
tS, Mrs Berl Akers, and Mrs
?mert; beginner dept. Mrs
HcCabe; kindergarten, Mrs
Crawford, and Mrs Mil-
ffprgan; primary dept. Julie
nn, Mrs David Rietmann;
lunior, Frances Smouse,
Tullis, Mrs Gary Tullis;
Mrs C E Brenner, Mrs
is Hudson, Mrs Lloyd How-
"Medicine To
Produce Health,
fas To Examine
! Disease"
By Phil Blaknef
odern practice of medi
,16 differs greatly from
eient methods. A re
irch team of scientists,
armaceutical chemists
physicians are contin
isly studying the caus
of the different diseases.
)nce they are known, it
nly a matter of time be-
cures are discovered,
fsidans now have better
thods of diagnosis and
atment. Medicines are
mulated to attack the
ise. Sometimes, if we
re no known chemical
rt will help, our chemists
'ent one by synthesis,
at is why the medicines
u physician now pre
ibes can help you more
in ever before.
. YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
I 6-9962
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
I
Pick up your proserin
n if shopping near us, of
; us deliver promptly
thout extra charge, A
at many people entrust
'iwith the responsibility
filling their prescriptions,
ay we compound yours?
PHIL'S
PHARMACY
I 105 N. Main
I PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
Quotation by Plutarch
(46-125 A. D.)
Copyright 1958 (9W4)
ton; intermediate, Mrs Floyd
Bailey, Mrs Walter Jacobs; high
school, Mrs Norman Nelson, and
Mrs Roland Bergstrom. Mrs Wal
ter Roberts is superintendent of
the primary dept and Mrs Fred
Martin is the church school sup
erintendent. During the church
hour, memory work was given
by the children promoted into
the jolly juniors and Bibles were
presented by their teacher, Mrs
David Rietmann to Betty Hausler,
Marlene Crawford, Merrilee Ja
cobs, Charles Nelson, Bill Mc
Leod, Terry O'Connor, Kathy
Keene and Renee Leathers. In
the jolly junior class memory
work was given and Bibles pre
sented by their teacher, Gary
Tullis to Deniece Matthews, Ber
niece Matthews, Linda Rowell,
Pamela Proudfoot, Pamela Mc
Cabe, Karen Nelson, Cheryle
Smouse, Susan Lindstrom, Kathy
Hausler, Virgil Morgan, Jim Ja
cobs, Mark Halvorsen, and Tim
Tullis. Memory work was given
by the juniors who were Bobby
Lee DeSpain, Steven Lindstrom,
Cheryle Lundell, Arleta McCabe,
Frances McLeod, Joe Halvorsen,
and Tommie Melena.
Edna Yarnell of Portland is
visiting her daughter and family,
Mr and Mrs Charles O'Connor
for a few days. -
John Arthur Ekstrom infant
son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Ek
strom is in the Pioneer Memorial
hospital in Heppner.
Mrs James Pettyjohn was hos
tess of the pinochle club at her
home Wednesday evening. Those
winning prizes were Mrs Arthur
Warren high, Mrs Howard Crow
ell, low and Mrs Rodger Kin
caid received the door prize.
Mr- and Mrs C B Senseney of
Portland, Mrs Viletta Wood and
Mrs Blythe Butler of Los Angeles
were recent visitors of Mr and
Mrs Charles Hudson and family.
Floyd Wiles is a patient in the !
Pioneer Memorial hospital in
IT
neppner.
The Three Links club met at
the home of Mrs Harvev Ring on
Thursday with Mrs Cleo Drake
and Mrs Lewis Ball co-hostess.
A surprise hanky shower was
held in honor of Mrs Walter Ro
berts' birthday. Plans were made
tor the election day dinner. Mrs
Omar Rietmann received the
door prize.
Mr and Mrs W G Seehafer are
moving from Bickleton to Board
man where they have purchased
a ranch.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Brenner
left Tuesday to spend a few days
in Portland.
The Pilgrim Fellowship group
sponsored a program of oriental
pictures and a oriental display
brought here by Mr and Mrs Stu
art Goude of the Condon Com
munity church. Mr and Mrs
Goude brought these displays
home from the Orient after his
tour of duty in the Armed Forces.
Mr Goude was a chaplain in the
Army and Mrs Goude was a
missionary for about 20 years.
Mr and Mrs Goude showed and
narrated the slides taken in the
orient during the evening. A sil
ver tea was held afterwards. The
tea table was decorated with
bronze candles and bronze chrys
anthemums. Those pouring were
Mrs Roy Lindstrom, Mrs Earl
McCabe. Mrs Wallace Matthews,
and Mrs Louis Halvorsen. The
proceeds of the silver tea will ap
ply on the pledge of the state
convention the group made.
Mr and Mrs Stuart Goude were
dinner guest of Rev and Mrs
Bailey Sunday evening.
Mrs Adon Hamlett was hos
tess of a card party in honor of
her husbands birthday Saturday
evening. Guests were, Mr and
Mrs Ed Bristow, Mr and Mrs Mil
ton Morgan, Mr and Mrs Lloyd
Morgan, Mr and Mrs Charles 0'
Connor, Mr and Mrs Herbert Ek
strom, Mr and Mrs Garland
Swanson, and Mr and Mrs David
Baker. Mrs Charles O'Connor and
Lloyd Morgan received high priz
es, Mr and Mrs Ed Bristow re
ceived' low prizes.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson
and family were guests of Mr
and Mrs Ronald Johnson at
Adams Sunday.
Mrs Ed Bergstrom returned
home from the hospital Satur
day evening.
Mr and Mrs Franklin fciy spent
the weekend in Portland.
New books in the library are:
The Donkey Shoe by G B Stern;
Magic House of Numbers by Ir
ving Adler; The Trail of the
Hunter's Horn by Billy Clark;
Wild Geese Flying by C Meigs;
Blue Canyon Horse by Ann Nolan
Clark; Tell Time the Rabbit by
Wm Hall; Your World of Science
by Mae and Ira Freeman; Two
Loves for Jenny Lind by F Cav
anah. Mr and Mrs Berl Akers and
family spent the weekend in Port
land and Forest Grove. They at
tended the Portland State vs Pa
cific University game in Portland
Saturday.
Dates To Remembers
Oct 7 Auxiliary meeting at the
home of Mrs James Barnett
at 2:00 P M.
Oct 10 Topic club will meet
October 10 in room 203 of the
high school at 2:15 P M.
Norris Stettler, advertising
manager of the East Ore
gonian will be the speaker.
Hostesses are Mrs Dixon T
Smith and Mrs John Proud
foot. Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson
returned last week from Kanv
loops, B C after visiting her bro
ther and family, Mr and Mrs
Larry Lovgren.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Salter spent
the weekend at Milton Freewater
where they visited their son and
family, Mr and Mrs Gaylord Sal
ter. Mr and Mrs Harold Snider
and family also visited there on
Sunday.
John Peterson enrolled last
week at Portland State college.
Mr and Mrs Dean Rohde of
Echo and Mr and Mrs Victor
Rietmann were dinner guests of
Mrs Robert Rietmann Sunday.
I The Maranatha food sale and
! baazar was held at the Rebekah
I hall on Friday, Sept 26. 5158.90
'was taken in on the sale of ar
ticles during the afternoon. A pie
and coffe sale was also held. Mrs
Bryce Keene is the president.
I Mrs Bill Rietmann cut her fing
er severely one day last week and
was taken to the doctor where
she received stitches in it.
The Pilgrim Fellowship group
held a party at the home of
Linda Halvorsen on Saturday
j evening. Games were played and
I dancing enjoyed during the even-'
ing.
Mr and Mrs Robert Jepsen
spent the weekend in Portland.
Virginia Jepsen returned to Port
land with them. Billie and Susan
Jane Jepsen spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr and
Mrs C L Lieuallen in Pendle
ton. Mrs Betty Lieuallen spent the
weekend in Bremerton, Washing
ton visiting her son, Mr and Mrs
Fred Painter.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Peterson!
HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday, October 2, 1958
and son spent the past week in
Portland visiting Mr and Mrs
John Skuzeski and other rela
tives. Mr and Mrs Roy Pettyjohn and
Jimmie of The Dalles spent the
weekend visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs James Lindsay.
Mr and Mrs Duane Baker and
daughter, returned last week to
Menlo Park, Calif after spending
the past month visiting relatives
here. Duane is attending Stan
ford University.
Mr and Mrs Frank Helina, Jr,
and Joan of Seattle spent the
weekend visiting with Mrs Anna
Lindstrom and other relatives.
Mrs John Proudfoot, Mrs Charl
es O'Connor and Mrs Roy Lind
strom drove to Portland one day
last week. Mrs Lindstrom re
mained there until Friday.
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or
TRESPASSING
Without written permission
RAYMOND WRIGHT
BARTON CLARK
JOHN GRAVES
OSCAR PETERSON
WADDELL & REED, INC.
Principal Underwriter
of
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UNITED FUNDS CANADA, LTD.
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