lone Happenings
By ECHO PALMATEER
A card party was held at the
Rebekah hall Saturday evening
sponsored by the Three Links
club of Bunchgrass Rebekah
lodge. The proceeds went to
wards the United Nations Pil
grimage fund. Those receiving
prizes were in pinochle Omar
Rietmann and Mrs David Riet
mann, high; Herbert Ekstrom
and Mrs Ida Coleman, low; Omar
Rietmann, 300 pinochle. In
bridge, Mrs Mary Swanson, high;
Mrs Echo Palmateer, .low and
Mrs Arvilla Swanson, Jack high.
In pedro, Mrs Cecil Thorne high
and Mrs E R Lundell, low. E
R Lundell received the door
prize.
Member of the Girl's League
of the high school were hosts
at a bridal shower in honor of
Miss Mildred Seehafer in the
school cafetorium Saturday after
noon. Mrs Joe Gaarsland and
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Mrs Walter Corley assisted with
the gifts. Mrs W G Seehafer of
Boardman and Mrs George Hold
erman of Corvallis poured at the
tea table. Miss Seehafer, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs VV G Seehafer
of Boardman is the bride elect
of A2c Duane Essex, son of Mr
and Mrs James Essex of Sacra
mento, California. No wedding
date has been set.
Mr and Mrs George Holder
man and son, Bill, of Corvallis
spent the weekend here with rel
atives. Those from here who attended
the sea foods demonstrations in
Heppner last week were, Mrs
Omar Rietmann, Mrs Ernest Hel
iker, Mrs Marion Palmer, Mrs
Lee Palmer and Mrs Earl Mo
Cabe.
A house warming was given
in honor of the Art Warrens Sat
urday evening, Jan 31 in their
new home on the Warren farm.
The hostesses were: Mrs James
Pettyjohn, Mrs Elmer Holtz, Mrs
Louis Carlson, Mrs Vester Hams
and Mrs Roger Kincaid. Others
present were, Mr and Mrs Her
bert Ekstrom, Jr, Mr and Mrs
Dick Ekstrom, Mr and Mrs Pat
Doherty, Mr and Mrs Oscar
George, Mr and Mrs Tom White,
Mr and Mrs James Barnett, Mr
and Mrs Delmer Crawford, Mr
and Mrs Howard Crowell, Mr and
Mrs Donald Peterson, Mr and Mrs
Roland Bergstrom, Mr Holtz, Mr
Carlson. Mr Hams. Mr Kincaid
and Mr Pettyjohn. Cards were
played and refreshments were
served.
Mrs Ida Coleman and Mrs Joe
Gaarsland were hostesses at a
pinochle party at the Coleman
home Sunday evening. Those re
ceiving prizes were: Lewis Ball,
high and Mrs Sam Esteb, low.
Mrs Eldon Tucker received the
door prize.
Miss Julie Rietmann, student
at Whitman Colleee in Walla
Walla, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr and Mrs David
Rietmann. She was accompanied
by her cousins, Virginia and Lin
da Swanson of Walla walla.
Mr and Mrs Walter Swanson
and Mr and Mrs Robert Swan
son of Walla Walla spent Sun
day at the Rietmann home and
took the girls back to Walla
Walla.
Berl Akers, student at Pacific
University spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr and Mrs
Berl Akers. His parents took him
back to Forest Grove Monday.
Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom and
Vickey of LaGrande spent the
weekend with relatives here. He
is a student at EOCE.
Larry Rietmann, student at the
TTniversitv of Oreeon. spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr
and Mrs Omar Rietmann.
Mr and Mrs Ted Palmateer
gave a dinner Sunday at their
home in honor of their son,
Ronnie's birthday and her mo
ther Mrs Annie Healy's birth
day. Others present were, Miss
Cecelia Healy of Portland, Mr
and Mrs Jack Healy and child
ren, Mr and Mrs Harry UDon
noii and Tom Healv of Heppner,
Mr and Mrs William Healy and
children of Butter Creek and Ja
net Palmateer.
Mr and Mrs E Markham Baker
spent the weekend at Eugene
where they visited tneir aaugn-
ter, Mardine, a student at me
nniversitv of Orgeon and at
tended Dad's Day activities.
Mr and Mrs David McLeod
and Mr and Mrs Robert Riet
mann attended the state A C P
meeting in Gearhart this week.
I Mr and Mrs Delbert Emert
and Mr and Mrs Denward Berg
evin spent the weekend in Port
land where they attended the
Northwest Livestock Production
Credit association meeting and
banquet.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Thorson of
Roseburg are the parents of a
son, Steven Neil, born Jan 22.
Weight, 5 lbs and 9 oz. The Thor
sons were former teachers in the
lone high school and are now
teaching in the Roseburg high
school.
Mrs Hershall Townsend is a
patient in the Pioneer Memorial
hospital.
Mrs C L Lieuallen left for her
home in Pendleton Sunday after
spending several days at the
home of her daughter and fam
ily, Mr and Mrs Robert Jep
sen. Dates To Remember:
Feb 10 Garden club meeting at
the home of Mrs Phil Emert
in the afternoon. Members
are to bring a rooted plant
for exchange.
Feb 11 Maranatha club at the
home of Mrs Carl Bergstrom
at 2 P M.
Feb 11 P-TA film at 7:30 p m
regular meeting at 8. Foun
ders day program. All those
who care to may wear cloth
ing In keeping with Centen
nial year.
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BEGINNING AT 10:00 A.M.
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Feb 12 H E C of Willows grange
at the home of Mrs Ernest
Heliker with a dinner at
noon. Members are asked to
wear costumes in keeping
with the centennial.
Feb 13 Topic club meeting at
the home of Mrs Roy Lind
Strom at 2:15 P M.
Feb 15 Willows grange meet
ing in the afternoon with
potluck dinner at noon.
Members are asked to wear
something in keeping with
the Oregon centennial and
to bring old pictures, docu
ments, guns, etc.
Mrs Franklin Lindstrom enter
tained at a kitchen shower in
honor of Miss Bette Gorger of
Pendleton at her home Friday
afternoon, Jan 30. She was assis
ted by Mrs Roy Lindstrom and
Mrs Pat Doherty, Miss Lolah Wil
son assisted with the gifts. Mrs
Henry Gorger of Pendleton was
also present. Miss Gorger, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs Henry Gorger
of Pendleton, is the bride elect
of Dale Bennett, son of Mr and
Mrs Joe Bennett of Pendleton.
The wedding will take place,
Feb 7 in Pendleton.
Mr and Mrs John Sanders of
Portland are the parents of a
daughter, born Jan a0. Weight,
7 lbs and 6 oz. Earl Morgan of j
lone and Mrs Mattie Morgan,
and Mr and Mrs George Sanders
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, February 5. 1959
of Portland are the grandparents.
Carl Troedson entertained the
following guests at a dinner at
his home Thursday evening of
last week: Mr and Mrs Tony
Larson of Longview, Wash, Earl
Morgan, Mr and Mrs Franklin
Lindstrom and Johan Troedson.
Mr and Mrs W E Melena are
visiting in California.
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