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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1958)
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. November 13, 195d gOCIAL -aPPENIN6S Pictures of Mexico Shown To WSCS Study Group Recently Miss Leta Humphreys showed colored slides of her recent trip to Mexico at the regular meet ing of the Methodist WSCS Nov ember 4. The ancient ruins, old and new churches, agriculture and indus try of the country were Illus trated by the pictures and en larged upon by Miss Humphreys' discussion. Mrs Velma Glass completed the evening's study by explain ing the health, educational, eco nomic and cultural problems of the country. The next study session will be Wednesday evening November 19 and the topic will be Hawaii and the Caribbean Islands. Mrs L L Robblns presided at the business meeting. Mrs Harry uuvaii announced that she will have sofa pillows, knitting bags, table cloths and a number of slipper chairs for the bazaar Sat urday, November 11 from 2 to 5 pm. Mrs Edna Turner is offering Christmas cards for sale; Mrs Mattie Green is In charge of the surprise table and Mrs Bernlce Nash has charge of collecting Betty Crocker coupons so the group may get a silver tea ser vice. Mrs Vic Krelmeyer announced that all are Invited to come to the church for a few minutes of prayer any time Wednesday, November 19. She will be at the organ on that day between the hour of 1:00 and 2:00 p m. Pray er and meditation material will be available In the foyer of the church. Mrs Nash, Mrs Glass and Mrs Krelmeyer served refreshments to about 23 members and guests that were present. Extension Unit Sees Holiday Project The Rhea Creek extension unit held Its regular meeting Nov ember 5 at the grange hall. A potluck dinner was served for the all day meeting. A very interesting project les son on Holiday Happiness was demonstrated by Mrs Walter Wright, Mrs Orrin Wright and Mrs John Bergstrom, There were eight different crafts on display, one selected from each Morrow county unit The women explained how to make these simple and attractive crafts of feather corsages from wild birds, fruit can foot-stools, Christmas sock, hanging saucers, charm string of natural material, yarn Santa and bees wax can dies. Some of the women made cor sages to take home. Coming Events 17 Chamber noon at CDon of Friday, Nov 14 Ruth chapter No 32, OES. Monday, Nov commerce. nell's. Rainbow for Girls. Tuesday, Nov 18 St Monica's guild, home of Mrs James J Farley, 8:00 p m, American Legion Auxiliary, Wednesday, Nov 19 Willows lodge No 66, IOOF, Thursday, Nov 20 Soroptimlsts, noon at O Donnells. Rhea Creek HEC Friday, Nov 21 Sans Souci Re bekah lodge. Saturday, Nov 22 Methodist church baiaar and tea, 2 to 5 pm. Monday, Nov 24 Farm-City bancruet. Legion hall, 6:30 p m. RHEA CREEK HEC TO MEET The Rhea Creek HEC will meet Thursday, November 20 at the home of Mrs Walter Wright for an all day meeting with a pot luck at noon. Phone youi news item to 8-9228. Lex Garden Club Met At Munkers Home The Lexington Garden club met recently at the home of Mrs Frank Munkers with Mrs Lester Cox as co-hostess. There were 14 members and three guests present for the meeting. May Campbell had the topic for the day and gave a very in teresting talk on the history and care of the chrysanthemum. The program consisted of a flower quiz and a short skit by Ola Ruggles, Doris Graves and I Maxine Cox. Rainbow Girls Have Kidnap Breakfast Ruth Assembly, Rainbow for Girls entertained early Saturday morning with a kidnap break fast at the Masonic temple. Miss Esther Kirmis, Morrow county., extension . agent,., was guest speaker at the breakfast Mrs James Thomson was chair man and she was assisted by Mrs Paul Jones, Mrs Claude Gra ham and Mrs Dick Wilkinson. Guests were girls who are eli gible for Rainbow Girls. Heppner Mothers Plan Many Projects In a setting of candlelight gasoline lanterns and flashlights the members of the Mothers club met at the home of Mrs Rod Murray, Monday, November 3, At the business meeting the secretary was instructed to write the city council concerning en forcement of the passenger safe ty crosswalk at the Court Street junction. It is traditional for the Mothers Club to prepare treats of candy and cookies for the county hos pltal patients each Christmas. Mrs Nels Anderson and Mrs Wal lace Wolff were appointed to inquire at the hospital as to suitable substitutes to be given this year instead of food. Mothers Club members will as sist with the Hospital Auxiliary mending program. Mrs Wallace Wolff will be in charge of bring ing the linens to club meetings where it will be divided among the members. Although unable to present her planned program of slides, Miss Esther Kirmis, home extension demonstration agent, gave a very lnteretsing talk and participation program on color in the home, District Deputy Pin j lone Junior Class Presented Mrs Kirk Sans Soucl Rebekah lodge met Friday evening, November 7 at the IOOF hall with Mrs C J D Bauman, noble grand, presiding. Nominations were made for the 1959 officers and five appli cations lor new members were read and will be voted on at the next meeting. On Thursday evening 15. mem bers of Sans Soucl lodge went to Lexington to take the presl dent's key and they also took cakes and sandwiches for re freshments. Mrs Altha Kirk was presented a district deputy president's pin, This is the first time a pin has been presented to a deputy of this district and it will be passed on down to succeeding deputies. The Triple Link club will meet at the home of Mrs N D Bailey Monday, November 17 at 8:00 P m. The Sunshine prize was won by Miss Esther Bergstrom and hostesses were Mrs Pearl Devlne and Miss Bergstrom. The next regular meeting will be Friday, November 21. Miss Peggy Applegate Sets Wedding Date Mrs Gertrude Applegate an nounces the coming marriage of her daughter, Margaret Ann to Ronald Clifford McCabe, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford McCabe of Brookings, Oregon, on Saturday, November 29 at 10:30 a m at St Patrick's Catholic church in Heppner. All friends and relatives are cordially invited. Celebrates Birthdays Saturday Evening After a meeting at the Hershal Townsend home in lone, Mr and Mrs Raymond Lundell entertain ed the junior class at a buffet dinner Saturday evening, honor ing Karen Lundell and Grant Rigby on their birthdays. i nose winning prizes were, Barbara Baker, Paula Barak and Harry Swart Others present were, Mary Em ert, Linda Helmbigner, Bob Akers, Ralph Akers, Russell Dol ven, Ronnie Esteb, Melvin Mar tin, and Harold Rietmann. Later in the evening the group went to the Ray Heimbigner ranch for games, dancing and refreshments. Robert Laughlln and Judy Col- Weekend guests at the home of - .u..JI. U IT.,1 , . .. . lins. who are attending the Unl versity of Oregon at Eugene, were visiting their parents over the weekend, Mr and Mrs Roice Fulleton were his sister and husband, Mr and Mrs Jim Hawley of Vale. w- k a ii i miss vona nowara Now Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs Herman Howard announce the marraige of their daughter, Mona, to Mr Warren Thompson, Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Warren , Thompson of Port land, on Sunday, November i at Reno, Nevada. MARYETTE WRIGHT Announces The Sale of Heppner Flower Shop TO Dick's Greenhouse AND FLOWER SHOP EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER IS MY THANKS I want to express my sincere thank to my many customers and friends who have patronized the Hepp. ner Flower Shop during the more than two years that It has been under my operation. I know you are well acquainted with the new owner, LaVelle Dick, and will be pleased with the service she will give you. Maryette Wright The bride is a graduate of Hep Special guests at the meeting , Pner, hlSh uscho1 ",d bth ar? included Mrs Charles Knox, Mrs Vern Flowers, Mrs William Sle- wert, Mrs John Rydgren, Mrs Bud Collins, Mrs John Melby, Mrs Fred Prussing, Mrs Will O'Hara and Mrs William Collins. Refreshments were served by thp hostess and her co-hostess Mrs Harold Laird The Two Florist Businesses WILL DE COMBINED And Operated As Dick's Flower Shop AND GREENHOUSE From Our Location Near The Heppner Grade School Phone 6-9162 Reneaers Bridge Club Meets At Pratt Home Mrs Gordon Pratt entertained the Reneeers bridge club last Wednesday evening. Those attending were Mrs La Verne Van Marter, Mrs Frank Anderson, Mrs Paul Webb, Mrs Richard Meador, Mrs Eddie Gun derson. Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs James J Farley, Mrs Gene Pierce, Mrs Ralph Richmond, Mrs P W Mahoney, Mrs Wallace Wolff and Mrs Robert Abrams. Mrs Anderson held high score for the evening, Mrs Van Marter was second high and Mrs Mea dor, low. 25th Anniversary Reception Wednesday Mr and Mrs Victor Lovgren will be honored on their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Wednesday, Nov 19, at their home in Heppner, from 6 to 9 p m. Hostesses will be Mrs Al Lov gren, Mrs Owen Leathers and Mrs Bob Peterson. employed by the Federal Mogul Company In Portland. They will make their home In Gresham, Oregon. The young couple and his par ents, will visit at the Howard home this weekend lone Sorority Has Recipe Exchange The Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mrs Eulenna Corley Wednesday evening, November 5. Other hostesses were Mrs Eileen Padberg, Mrs Maxine Lin nell and Mrs Dee Shockley. The making of Thanksgiving baskets were discussed and for the educational program recipes of main dishes and desserts were brought by each member and ex changed. Reception To Honor 25th Anniversary There will be an open house honoring Mr and Mrs Lewis Le Trace on their 25th wedding an nlversary at the Masonic hall in Echo, Sunday, November 16 from 2 to 5 p m. Hostesses are Mrs Jewell Smith, Mrs Leo Ashbeck, Mrs Tom Ashbeck, Mrs Carl Rhea, Mrs Joe Ramos, Mrs Bill Do herty, Mrs Marve Laughlin, Mrs Harry Snow and Mrs Jasper My ers. All friends and relatives are cordially Invited. Legion Auxiliary Has Card Party Thursday The American Legion auxiliary held a card party at the home of Mrs Kemp Dick on Thursday, November 6. Members brought gifts to be sent to the U S Veterans hos pital in Portland for the gift shop which is held each year, from which the veteran selects gifts to be sent to members of his family at Christmas time at no cost to him. In pinochle, Mrs Donald Ben nett received first and Mrs Jack Van Winkle second. Mrs Richard Wells was high in bridge and Mrs Bruce Lindsay second. The next regular meeting will be at the home of Mrs Walter Edger with Mrs Earl Evans as sisting on November 18 at 8:00 p m. Mrs Thomson Hostess For Bridge Club Mrs James Thomson was hos tess for the Whats Trumps bridge club last Wednesday afternoon. Those attending were Mrs Gene Ferguson, Mrs Earl Blake, Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs Raymond herguson, Mrs Claude Graham. Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Lowell Grlb ble and Mrs Robert Penland. Mrs Blake held high score, Mrs Gribble was second and Mrs Schaffitz low. Introducing 1 Member Welcomed by Soroptimist Club Soroptimist Club of Heponer held its regular monthly busi ness meeting Thursday, noon at O'Donnell's. Committee reports and a final report on the annual hayride were given. It was announced that the sophomore class at Hep pner high school won first prize 4 1 I 1 ' 4 . . 1 1 . . 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