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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1958)
Jlliitljllhl IBMi Rebekahs Plan For S OCIAL H APPENIN6S iiiiiiii!ii;iiiii;iiiaii!iiiin:iiiiinii pawaw Mrs Furlong Feted ;0n 82nd Birthday .Wednesday Afternoon Mrs Robert Low entertained Wednesday aiternoon with a landkerchief shower honoring iMrs Minnie Furlong on her 82nd lirthday Fall flowers were used around he room and a decorated birth lay cake was featured in the efreshments. Guests were Mrs Clive Huston, trs Ambrose Chapin. Mrs James 'arley, Mrs Ben Anderson, Mrs iJames J Farley, Mrs Walter Beck R Mrs Charles Beckett, Mrs Etta 'JUuston, Mrs Dale Brown, Mrs fFrank Anderson, Mrs W C War fien, Mrs Jack Loyd, Mrs James JValentine, Mrs Lawrence Becket, Mss Esther Bergstrom, Mrs. Gar- Vnce Johnson, the guest of honor land the hostess. .iniliil.llllHi: lone Sorority Plans Heppner Chapter a I An explanatory meeting on the ''purposes and ideals of Epsilon tSigma Alpha sorority was held tin Heppner, September 24 at the Ihome of Mrs Delmar Buschke t,by the Beta Omega chapter of alone. I Twenty one Heppner women attended. Those present from ,Ione were: Mrs Walter Corley, president, Mrs Don Peterson, vice president; Mrs Delmer Crawford, jecording secretary; Mrs L F Leathers, district president; Mrs Ted Palmateer, and Mrs Eldon Fadberg, Lexington, district cor responding secretary. I Refreshments were served by ,Mrs Buschke and Mrs Kenneth jCutsforth, members of the lone chapter. ..1 Miss Leta Humphreys Entertains bunday j Miss Leta Humphreys enter tained at her home with a supper Sunday evening. Invited guests were Mrs Frank . W Baker, Kennewick, Mrs Ray Smond Huddleston, Valdez, Alas ka, Mrs, Charles Vaughan, Mrs 'J O Rasmus, Mrs J O Turner, Mrs E E Gilliam and Mrs Fred Par ish. GO TO THE STAR THEATER TONIGHT! . 1 1 1 1 : i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i m i i 1 1 1 HUNTERS SPECIAL j 18 Cm. Ft. Admiral FREEZER ! Regular 529.95 Special 399.95 Used T.V. Sets 21" R.C A. 125.00 21" Dumont 99.95 17" Raytheon 75.00 MANY MORE TO . CHOOSE FROM ELECTRONIC , SERVICE GLENN WAY GILMORE ST. PH. 6-9975 Coming Events Friday, Oct 10 Ruth chapter no 32, OES. Rhea Creek Grange, 6 pm. Monday, Oct 13 Chamber of commerce, noon at O'Don nell's. Tuesday, Oct 14 Bookworms. Degree of Honor Wednesday, Oct 15 Willows Lodge no 66, IOOF. Thursday, Oct 16 Soroptimists, noon at O'Donnell's. Elks, stag night, Rhea Creek HEC Friday, Oct 17 Sans Souci Re- bekah lodge. Saturday, Oct 18 Silver tea and food sale. Christian church. Tuesday, Oct 21 r American Leg ion Auxiliary Duplicate Club Meets At McQuarrie Home Mr and Mrs C E McQuarrie entertained the Duplicate Bridge club' Saturday evening at their Court street home. Those attending were, Mr and Official's Visit Sans Souci Rebekah lodge no 33 of Heppner met for their reg ular meeting Friday evening, October 3rd at the local .IOOF hall with noble grand Mrs C J D Bauman presiding. Attending were 25 officers and members and one visitor. Qualifying with the unwritten work were Mrs Frank Ayers, Mrs N D Bailey, and Mrs Verne Ed wards, during open lodge. Re ports of the hospital visiting and initiation decorating committees were given and final plans were made for the state president's otficial visit and initiation Oct ober ,17th. Following the meeting and drill-team practise, a do-it-your self type lunch was enjoyed, Mrs Frank Ayers and Mrs C J D Bauman being hostesses for the evening. It is imperative all the officers and members participating in the coming initiation ceremonies be rresnt rn rehearse npxt Mon day evening, October 13 at 7:30 pin at the hall. i , xl I iV j rw-) WwlJu - - f 1.., " jf HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. October 9, 1958 -5 mm 1 ' Mrs Norene Hostess For Renegers Club The Uenegers bridge club met last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs James Norene. Guests were Mrs William Lab- hart, Mrs William Barratt, Mrs Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mr and Mrs Krank Artp,e Mr rartioV-.m" Gordon Pratt, Mr and Mrs Philip derson Mfs Gordon Pratti Mrs ?t ' a,'u '""""".La Verne Van Marter, Mrs Gene ITrtiH rf Mr nnH fV.fro WqI ana Meador, Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff and Mrs Allen Case Mr McQuarrie and Mrs Pratt were., high couple for the even ing and Dr Wolff and Mrs Mea dor were second high. Refreshments were served to the guests at the close of the evenings play, Mrs Buschke Hostess For lone. Sorority The October meeting of Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpfla was held at the home of Mrs Delmar Buschke in Heppner on Wednesday evening, October 1. A report was given on forming a sister chapter in Heppner. The chapter will help gather articles for the V F W of Lex ington rummage sale. The educational program was turned over to Mrs Robert Peter son who introduced Mrs Verle Green of Heppner who gave a nnort on What's New In Hair Styles. , Refreshments wore served by Mrs Buschke, Mrs Corliss McLeod and Mrs Robert Peterso:i. ?oroptimist Club Gives Daffodil Bulbs to City Park Mrs John Pfeiffer, vice presi dent, presided at the Thursday noun meeting of the Soroptimist club of Heppner, in the absence of the president, Mrs Floyd Adams. This was the regular monthly business meeting and all com mittee reports were given. The project committee announ cer that a large bed, 300 bulbs, of King Alfred daffodils had been given to the city park and they are now planted. Last year the club gave a bed of red tulips to 'the park. Hall, Mrs James J Farley, Mrs Alex Thompson, Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Richard Meador and Mrs Conley Lanham. High score was held by Mrs Gunderson, Mrs Labhart was sec ond and Mrs Farley, low. Mrs Blake Has High Score at Bridge Mrs P W Mahoney was hostess last Wednesday afternoon for tie first fall meeting of the Whats Trumps bridge club. Those present were Mrs Claude Graham, Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs Earl Blake, Mrs James Thorn son, Mrs Gene Ferguson, Mrs L D Tibbies, Mrs Allen Case and Mrs Robert Penland. Mrs Blake held high score for the afternoon, 'Mrs Tibbies was second and Mrs Graham low. Extension Unit Has Project on Color Tho regular meeting of the Rhea Creek Extension unit was held at the grange hall Friday, October 3, with 16 members pres ent. After a potluck dinner at noon, Miss Esther Kirmis, home dem onstration agent, gave a very in teresting demonstration, A Les son in Color. She showed color slides of the color charts and use of color in homes and clothes, illustrated by Better Homes and Garden. Hiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii HAS LUNCH Mrs Josie Jones entertained at luncheon Saturday for Mrs Frank Baker of Kennewick and Mrs Blanche Brown. 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Tibbies Surprised on Wedding Anniversary Dr and Mrs L D Tibbies were surprised on their 25th wedding anniversary Friday evening, Sep tember 26. After the regular meeting of Ruth chapter no 32, OES, the officers presented the Tibbies with a cake and gift in honor of the occasion. WHOA! Don't throw those white elephants away! Civic League Rummage Sale is just around the corner. October 24 and 25. 30-31C YOUR Insurance IW rtui ucrtuini AGENT Prevent Fires! October 5th to 11th is chosen As Fire Prevention Week! But it must be an all year job To get results we seek! To do a good job, every one Must do their part! Always remember "Don't Give Fire A Place to Start"! Far too many fires are caused By things that we forgot! So, check for those hazards now! Delay and save the lot! hr See Your Man With A Mission Fcr All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER, OREGON MORE FUTURE LEADERS Here is another group of Morrow county youngsters who before long will be leaders in their community. The? are, top row from left: Judy 6 and Janet 3. daughters of Mr and Mrs Eill Gentry of Heppner; Teresa Ellen, 6. daughter of Mr and Mrs S D Wright of Heppner. Bottom row: Joyce Ramsey, 8, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Ramsay of Hard man; Cassey Briibois, 2 year old daughter of Ida Lee Chapel; Ricky, 8 year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gimbel of Heppner. " ' ? ,v s, f " ' 1 " 5 f t V t COMING CITIZENS Karl, 3 months, and Sandra 16 months, child ren of Mr and Mrs Roger Palmer of Heppner; Vickie, 14 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom of lone are on the tcp row. Bottom row, from the left, are: Kevin 6, and Kyle 2, sons of Mr and Mrs Ed Dick of Heppner; and Sheridan, 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Les Wyman of Heppner. 1 3 9 va'Xl? "OVER THE TEE CUP" By JACKIE LABHART The wind came dashing from the north, with sudden roars and squalls. Leapfrogging over little hills, and grabbing all our balls. The wind was wild, it couldn't seem, to get it's fill of fun. On no 2 it hit full force and with our balls did run. from the little "ditty" above, old man weather wasn't very hos pitable to our guests from the Kinzua Country Club; but our spirits were not "clouded" by the atmospheric conditions, in fact you might say we had "gales" of laughter. Our usual ladies day players blew in along with 12 "gusty gals" from Kinzua. Chief cook Herb served us a deliscious chicken dinner In the Wishing Well patio and then all 31 wo men played the required nine holes. Following the breezy battle with our balls, we all met at the "Mattoon Sky Room" in the Heppner Hotel for cake and cof fee. Prizes were awarded to Doro thy Close of Kinzua for low gross score (45) and the longest drive on no 6. Heppner winners were Shirley Loyd, longest drive; and I carded low gross score (41). Mary Putnum of Kinzua also re ceived a special award Cnuff said). Heppner golfers were Lucille Peck, Maxine Gray, Vi Lanham, Cork Norene, Bonnie Mattoon, Shirley Loyd, Sue Valentine, Kay Robinson, Velma Glass, Dee Crib ble, Meg Murray, Cathy Collins, THEY'LL BE GROWN UP SOON On the top row are, from left! Herbert Richard, 9; Gregory Paul, 2V2" and Anita Louise, 9 months, children of Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson of Lexington. Bottom row, Terry, 5, ond Teresa, 13 months, whese parents are Mr and Mrs Mutt Hughes of Heppr.er; Clayton, 5 months old, who just recent! came from Korea ts make his heme with his Mom and Dad, Mr and Mrs Hubert Wilson of Heppner. lt "As - (- . - ;. GROWING YOUNGSTERS In this group are, top row, from lefts Forre-,t Allen, 2 months old sen of Mr and Mrs Forrest Burken bine of Heppner; Bruce, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Thomson of Heppner; Julie, 4 year old daughter of, Mr and Mrs Sidney Zinter of Icne. Bottom row: Debra Diane, 712 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herb Hamilton of Heppner; Teresa, 10 year old daughter ot Mr and Mrs James Monahan of Heppner; and Dale, 11 month! old son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Martin of Heppner. !'i;i"IHIi''y!lllllln!ilj!ll';l;""i!H" ii.llnlill.lili;lllli:!lilli.:;.!.lnjinh JilMI """""I1! Illl'lilllllimiiHIIIIII!! Illl'lliilllilllliiiWIIiiimilillllllll FHA TURKEY DINNER HEPPNER SCHOOL CAFETERIA Sunday, Oct. 19, 1 to 5 p.m. Pre-School Children Free; Child's Plate, 6 Through 11 Years, 75c; Students & Adults $1.50 Sale Closes Friday Noon Oct 17 Hazel Mahoney, Bobble Driscoll, Delores McDowell, Donna Mc Curdy, Gene Case, and Marie Mc Quarrie. Saturday, Marie Noble and my mother of Monmouth, and Vi Lanham, Hazel Mahoney and I really burned up the course. (Were burned up at the course would be more apropos). And this phrase has a double mean ing, for the sun was extremely hot . . . and my mother and Marie were quite "put out" with their golf game. We also saw Velma Glass and "friend" and Bonnie Mattoon with her mother. (Heard Bonnie's mother carded a lower score than her offspring.) With the coming of hunting season, numerous golfers have heeded the call of woods (not golf clubs) and therefore our links have been rather devoid of activity. But one former Hepp nerite, Howard Gilliam, now of Salem, after a fruitless weekend of hunting decided he might have more luck hitting some thing with a club instead of gun; so he blasted a golf ball around our course Monday. Howard who plays quite a bit of golf out of Salem thought our coufse was quite tricky and offered quite a challenge to one's short game. Before I empty my tee cup this week, all the women of Wil low Creek Country Club would like to thank Herb Hamilton of the Wishing Well and Bonnie Mattoon for their cooperation in making our ladies day visitation by Kinzua a wonderful success. (Just wish the weather could have been as nice.) Watch for me next week when I will have more link lore. ,!!!'!,!!l;T!!!l'!l!!im 959 Chevrolet... 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