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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1958)
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Tburidtfy, Kovmbr 27, 1958 gOCIAL IaPPENINSS Mrs Doherty Receives Jewel Pin From lone Sorority Beta Omega chapter ot Epsllon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mrs Oscar Peterson, Wednesday evening, November 19, honoring Mrs Charles Doherty. Her Jewel pin was presented to her by Mrs Walter Corley, president. For the program, Mrs Bill Scrlvner played two piano solos and Mrs L F Leathers gave a reading. Refreshments were served to the 12 members present by the hostesses, Mrs Donald Peterson and Mrs Robert Hosklns. Coming Events Friday, Nov 28 Ruth chapter no 32, OES. Monday, Dec 1 Chamber of com merce, noon at O'Donnsll'i. Rainbow for Girls. Tuesday, Dec 2 Wranglers. Wednesday, Dec 3 Willows lodge no 66. IOOF. Thursday. Dec 4 Soroptimlsts, noon at O'Donnell's. Friday, Dec 5 Sans Soucl Re- bekah lodge. Saturday, Dec 6 All Saints Episcopal church baz a a r, lunch tea, parish house starting at 12 noon. Church Guild Plans Christmas Program St Monica's guild of All Saints Episcopal church met Tuesday evening, November 18 at the home of Mrs James J Farley, with Mrs Jack Loyd as co-hostess. The Christmas program for the Sunday school was discussed with Mrs William Labhart as signing parts. Final plans for the annual ba zaar, lunch and tea to be held December 6 were discussed. It was decided to not hold a meeting in December and the next meeting will be Tuesday evening, January 20 at the home of Mrs Robert Jones. , Phone your news Items to 1-0228. YOUR Insurant ESStSXr I 7 dibtnimt 'AGENT "UIVU YOU THANKSGIVING! As we pause to consider the Past year once more, We find so many things To be thankful for! . To live In a country with Neighbors so fine! With farm land and forest of Fir and of, Pine! To have home, family, and Friends we all need! To have freedom to worship According to creed! hr Charles fir Helen Ruggles HEPPNER, OREGON Mrs Gonty Initiated At District Meeting of Degree of Honor The Degree of Honor held a district convention at Pendleton on Wednesday, November 12 with lodges of Pendleton, The Dalles, John Day, Baker and Heppner being represented. Following the luncheon served by the hostess lodge, a school of Instruction was directed by national commltteewoman and state director, Mrs Clara B Gert son, assisted by state president, Mrs Anna Splckman of The Dal les and state past president, Mrs Irene Scott of John Day. A banquet was served at the First Christian church followed by a lodge meeting at Vert Mem orial building. An address of wel come was given by the president of the Pendleton chamber of com merce. During the meeting, Mrs E E Gonty of Heppner was Initiated and Mrs Pat Mollahan of Hepp ner and Mrs Helen Cash of La- Grande, formerly of Heppner were among those presented 25 year membership pins. Sixteen members from the Heppner lodge were in attendance. Soroptimists Hear rarm-uty speaker From Oregon State Gene Lear, state extension agent from Oregon State college, was the guest speaker at the Thursday noon meeting of Sor- optimist cjud or Heppner. Miss Esther Klrmis, Morrow county home demonstration agent, introduced Mr Lear, and he spoke on Farm -City relations. He told the group that Ore gon's three primary sources of Income were timber, farms and tourist trade, In that order. That agriculture contributes about 40 of all gross income in the United States. He also stated that DeoDle are eating better today on less than they did In 1929. A smaller Der. cent of the Income is used for food today than was- used 20 years ago. Janice Martin was the senior girl representative from the high school at the meeting. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Bridal Shower Honors Miss Peggy Applegate Miss Peggy Applegate was guest of honor at a bridal show er on Friday evening, November 14 In the basement of St Pat rick's Catholic church. Fall flowers were used about the room and a decorative um brella was suspended above the tea table from which Mrs Sam Turner and Mrs Franklin Llnd- strom poured. Hostesses were Mrs Les Wy man, Mrs Pat O'Brien, Mrs Ber nard Marshall, Mrs Jerry Dag gett, Mrs Harry O'Donnell, Jr, Miss Marguarite Glavey and Mrs Philip Blakney. Nelson. Among those attending the wedding were Lt and Mrs Emsley Rogers of Omaha, Nebraska, former residents of Boardman. Former Boardmanite Marries In East Miss Lorayne Johnson of Alex andria, Minn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter 0 Johnson of Nelson, Minn, became the bride of Duane Brown of St Paul, Minn, former ly of Boardman and Pendleton, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Brown of Pendleton, on October 12 at the Fahlun Lutheran church in WSCS Sets Christmas Program Wednesday The WSCS of the Methodist church will have a Christmas program on Wednesday evening, i December 3 at 8 p m. There will be singing of Christmas Carols of other lands, instrumental numbers and readings. On Wednesday evening, Nov 19, the group concluded the study of the North American con tinent and reports were given by Mrs Velma Glass and Rev Lester Boulden. ELUTA CAMPFIRE GIRLS First we had a talk on good manners by Mrs Smith. Then our meeting was called to order by our president, Judy Smith. Our secretary, Vickl Barratt was absent so we didn't have any minutes. Our treasurer, Kar- Jen McCurdy had her report Our leaders divided us into groups and wrote our honors In the record book. We sang four songs and the meeting was ad journed. Refreshments were served by Lynn Burkenblne. Joan Stockard, reporter LEXINGTON Mr and Mrs L E Ruhl and Dick and Jim Morris attended the Uni versity of Oregon-Oregon State football game In Corvallls over the weekend. Bill Padberg and his mother, Irene were Portland visitors over the weekend where she visited with her mother and Bill went to Corvallls to the football game. Maureen Groves of Portland was at the Archie Munkers home over the weekend. IVERYOriE LOVES JEWELRY GIFTS 4 w Even Santa Wants One! AT CASE'S - 1 wife-' ' ' A BIG NEW SELECTION With The Holiday Season So Near We Are Pleased To Announce The Addition of PAT JENSEN (Mrs. Lyle Jensen) To Our Staff Of Operators With her expert training she will coax your tresses Into line favored by fashion and Individualized for you. Call for The Opera or of Your Choice PAT MARGE DELORIS LOIS LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP Phone 6-9603 Mrs Schaffitz Has High Score At Bridge Mrs Earl Blake entertained the What's Trumps bridge club last Wednesday afternoon at- the home of Mrs Claude Graham. Those attending were, Mrs Al len Case, Mrs P W Mahoney, Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs Raymond Fer guson, Mrs Robert Penland, Mrs Harold Cohn, Mrs James Thom son, Mrs Claude Graham, Mrs Elaine S George, Mrs Gene Fer guson, Mrs L D Tibbies and Mrs Lowell Grlbble. High score for the afternoon was held by Mrs Schaffitz; Mrs Thomson was second; Mrs Gene Ferguson, third and Mrs Penland low. YOU'LL FIND A WONDERFUL SELECTION AT PETERSON'S UNMATCHED FOR ACCURACY Davenports, Sofas, Sofa Beds 1 from $050! We have th blaaest selection of new davenports and sofas either in singles or sets, we have shown in years. Your choice of modern, semi-modern and colonial styles in all coverings. Nearly all have foam rubber cushions. 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