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Annual Triple Link
Benefit Card Party
Held Friday Night
There were eleven tables of
cards in play at the party spon
sored by the Triple Link club
Saturday evening at the IOOF
hall. This party is an annual
affair for the benefit of the Unit
ed Nations delegate from this
district.
The room was decorated in the
Valentine motif and there were
many antique articles from the
Wright homestead used around
the room.
Mrs Grace Nickerson received
high score in bridge and Dr L D
Tiblbes the Jack high prize and
also low. In pinochle Mrs Jack
McTimpeny was high, Mrs Ro
bert Dobbs low and Mrs Al Lov
gren and Miss Bess Huddleson
received the traveling pinochle
prizes. Mrs Charles Becket re
ceived the door prize.
Mrs It G McMurtry was chair
man of the refreshment commit
tee, assisted by Mrs Roy Quack
enbush, Mrs Glen McLachlan,
Mrs Roscoe Slovig, Mrs Rufus
Piper and Mrs Gerald Rood. In
charge of tables and cards were,
Mrs Deb Wright, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs Art Fergeson and
Mrs Pearl Devine.
Monday Dinner Party
Honors Birthday
Mrs Archie Padberg entertain
ed Monday evening with dinner
in honor of her husband's birth
day. Guests were, Mr and Mrs El
don Tucker and family of lone
and Mrs Dewey Britt.
FOLLETT
MEAT CO.
Hermiston. Ore.
Ph. JO 7-6651
On Hermiston-McNary
Highway
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
WHOLESALE MEATS
iPhyllis Quackenbush
Sets Wedding Date
Miss Phyllis Quackenbush,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy
Quackenbush, has set Sunday,
March 22 as the date for her
wedding to Delbert Piper, son of
Mr and Mrs Rufus Piper.
The ceremony will take place
at 7:00 p m at the Heppner
Methodist church with a recep
tion following in the church basement.
All friends and relatives are
cordially invited to attend.
Soroptimists Hold
Initiation For
Three New Members
Eighteen members of the Sor-
optimist Club of Heppner atten
ded a Valentine party at the
home of Mrs Elaine S George
last Thursday evening.
New members Initiated by the
president, Mrs Floyd Adams,
were, Mrs Conley Lanham, Mrs
James G Thomson and Mrs Joe
Wright. These new members, to
gether with two others recently
initiated, Mrs Alfred Mattoon
and Mrs Frank. Connor, were pre
sented hats depicting their class
ifications.
An auction sale was held to
raise funds for Refugee Villages
being constructed in Europe by
Soroptimists. Mrs Frank Hamlin
and Mrs George served as auct
ioneers. Valentine sifts were prepared
by the service objectives commit
tee, with Mrs John Fleiller as
chairman, and sent to the nurs
ing home patients of Pioneer
Memorial hospital.
MISS MARGARET INGRAM
Ingram-Swanson
Engagement Told
Mrs Margaret Ingram of Seat
tle, Washington, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Jo
ann, to Dennis Swanson, son of
Mr and Mrs G L Swanson of
lone.
Both are attending the Univer
sity of Portland, where Dennis
will graduate in June.
A June wedding Is plannel.
Coming Events
Friday, Feb 20 Sans Souci Re-
bekah lodge.
Saturday, Feb 21 Elks Annual.
2:30 p m-lodge meeting, in
itiation and ladies card
party. 6:30 to 8:30 p m. din
ner fair pavilion 8:00
and 9:00 p m, floor show at
Star Theater: 10:30. dance.
Sunday, Feb 22 St Albln's guild.
spaghetti dinner, tptscopai
parish house, 2 to 5 p m.
Monday, Feb 23 Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Don
nell's. Tuesday, Feb 24 Bookworms.
Degree or Honor.
Wednesday, Feb 25 Willows
lodge no 66. IOOF.
Thursday. Feb 26 Soroptimists,
noon at O Donneus.
Elks, stag night clam feed.
Friday. Feb 27 Ruth chapter no
32. OES.
Mahoneys Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
By ECHO PALMATEER
A dinner was served a tStef
ani's Fine Foods at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon Sunday, in honor
of the 23rd wedding anniversary
of Mr and Mrs P W Mahoney.
Others present were, Mr and
Mrs C E, McQuarrie, Mr and Mrs
Raymond Ferguson, Mr and Mrs
Claude Graham, Dr and Mrs E
K Schaffitz and Mr and Mrs Low
ell Gribble.
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Everett and Elma Harshman
ANNOUNCE
THE PURCHASE OF
Norah's Shop
FROM
NORAH RASMUS
We have taken over ownership and operation of Norah's
Dress Shop and will continue to offer the finest lines of
women's and Misses' apparel and accessories available. We
will continue to carry the name "Norah's Shop."
SPECIAL
Tim Loyd Celebrates
Ninth Birthday
A Centennial theme was used
for the birthday party of Timmy
Loyd who celebrated his ninth
birthday last week.
His guests were his Cub Scout
troupe. They were, Steve Petty
john, Chris Labhart, Jerry Healy,
Randy Stillman, Johfi Van Win
kle and David Hall.
The centerpiece was a small
covered wagon, and to complete
the theme a horseshoe shaped
cake was served on tin plates,
and later cowboy games were
played.
Bridge Club Meets
At Meador Home
Thursday night, Mrs Dick
Meador entertained her bridge
club, and her guests were, Mrs
Ned Sweek, Mrs Jack Healy, Mrs
Donald Bennett, Mrs Kemp Dick,
Mrs Bill Heath, Mrs Don Bellen
brock, and Mrs Creston Robin
son. First prize went to Mrs Dick,
second was won by Mrs Sweek,
and Mrs Healy won third.
Large Group Enjoys
Valentine Dinner
At lone Saturday
Fifteen husbands escorted their
wives to a Valentine dinner in
their honor Saturday night at
Stefani's in lone.
Dinner was enjoyed to the
background music of Karen Lun
dell at the electric organ, and
several numbers were sung by
the Quintones of lone high
school.
In keeping with the Centen
nial year two films were shown.
Those present were, Mr and
Mrs Rnh Abrams. Mr and Mrs
Clinton Agee, Mr and Mrs Nels
Anderson, Mr and Mrs Donald
Bennett, Mr and Mrs Bert Cor
bin, Mr and Mrs Elwin Hughes,
Mr and Mrs Bob Jones, Mr and
Mrs Jim Mallon, Mr and Mrs
Rod Murray, Mr and Mrs Riley
Munkers, Mr and Mrs Gordon
Pratt, Mr and Mrs Ralph Rich
mond, Mr and Mrs Elmer
Schmidt, M and Mrs Harley
Young all of Heppner, and Mr
and Mrs Bob Mathews of Lexington.
Mrs Collins Hostess
For Coffee Hour
A coffee hour was held at the
home of Mrs Bud Collins Tues
day morning for the lady golf
ers. There was some discussion
for future ladies days golfing.
Those present were the Mes
dames Rod Murray, Allen Case,
Merritt Gray, Lowell Gribble, Al
Mattoon, Creston Robinson, Con
ley Lanham, Jim Valentine, Wil
liam Labhart, C E McQuarrie,
Raymond Ferguson, P W Ma
honey and the hostess, Mrs Col
lins. There will be a notice in the
paper announcing the first la
dies day.
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Norah's Sbp
Sharon Bunch Has
Valentine Party
Sharon Bunch entertained a
group of friends for a Valentine
party at her home, Friday evening.
Dancing and games were en
joyed and the room was decora
ted in the Valentine motif with
red heart mobiles and ribbons.
Refreshments were served later
in the evening to the ten guests
present.
Sewing Club Meets
At Graham Home
The Sewing club met last Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Claude Graham.
Those attending were, Mrs E
K Schaffitz, Mrs John Pfeiffer,
Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs Tom
Wilson, Mrs P W Mahoney, Mrs
Raymond Ferguson, Mrs Jack
Bedford, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs
Lowell Gribble and Mrs Gene
Pierce.
Rev Rydgren Speaks
To Church Group
Rev John Rydgren gave a chalk
talk on stewardship at the reg
ular meeting of the Methodist
WSCS Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 4. About 20 members were
present.
At the business meeting after
the program plans were made for
a musical tea and a father-son
banquet during the month of
April.
Mrs Ted Smith, Mrs Tom Wil
son and Mrs Louis Case served
refreshments.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, February 19. 1959
Centennial Theme
At Card Club Meeting
Mrs L L Robbins entertained
the Pinochle club last Thursday
.evening with decorations in the
Valentine and Centennial theme.
Prizes were Oregon plates and
cup and saucers.
Those present were, Mrs Glenn
Smith, Mrs Tom Hughes, Mrs
Merritt Gray, Mrs Riley Munkers,
Mrs LeRoy Gardner, Mrs JacK
Van Winkle and Mrs Joe Dan
iels.
High score was held by Mrs
Hughes, Mrs Gray was second
and Mrs Van Winkle and Mrs
Daniels received the traveling
pinochle prizes.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening.
IONE
Fredrick Martin left Sunday
for Salem where he will present
the county administratived dis
trict plan of Morrow county to
D W Patch, state director of dis
trict reorganization.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Howard
and children moved to Portland
last week. They were living at
the Ralph Crum ranch.
Parkers Entertain
At Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Loyal Parker en
tertain Sunday with a dinner
party at their home.
Guests were, Mr and Mrs Earl
Blake, Mr and Mrs Ted Smith
and Mr and Mrs Harlan Mc-Curdy.
Seventh Birthday
Celebrated Sunday
Mrs Deb Wright entertained
Sunday afternoon with a party In
honor of the seventh birthday
of her daughter, Teresa.
Games were played and the
refreshments served featured a
birthday cake.
Guests were Mollie Becket,
Barbara Payne, Cynthia Harsin,
Gedola Rugg, Sheila Healy, Lin
da Eckman, Sandy Matheny, Pa
tricia Keithley, Marcia Young,
Sandy Kinoshita, Sandra Math
ews, Susan Melby and the guest
of honor.
Miss Betty Wilson
Tells Engagement
Mrs Perry Wilson announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Betty Blanche to Max Breeding,
son of Mr and Mrs O G Breed
ing of Lexington.
No wedding date has been set.
Pat Boone, Tommy Sands, Gary
Crosbv. Christine Carere, a
bevy of fresh, young talent in
a wonderful MARDI GRAS,
Star Theater, Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, February 22, 23
and 24.
CAMP FIRE NEWS
February 9 we nominated sev
eral candidates for Father of
the Year. Each girl was to give
a speech on her candidate on
Feb 16. The secretary and treas
urer gave their reports and re
freshments were served by Diane
Warren.
February 16 we elected Rev
Boulden as our candidate for Fa
ther of the Year. We discussed
and decided to give $5 to the
National Camp Fire headquarters
In New York for their 50 year
celebration. Our leaders took our
honors and some of us recited
the Wood Gatherer's Desire. Re
freshments were served by Vlckl
Barratt.
Vicki Kreimeyer, scribe
Phone Your News Items te 6-9228
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Feb. 20
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Appointments may be made by
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PHOTO STUDIO
OF HERMISTON
I St. Albin's Guild I
Spaghetti Dinner
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22
SERVED 2 TO 5 P.M.
EPISCOPAL PARISH HALL
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"The Practice Of
Medicine Is A
Thinkers Art"
By Phil Blakney
If you have headaches of
ten, it is not enough to just
get relief from the pain. The
cause must be discovered and
cured.
Headaches can be a symp
tom of fever, acute indiges
tion, chronic appendicitis, eye
strain, food poisoning, consti
pation, or even a brain tumor.
When a physician prescribes a
medicine, you can be sure that
he will not only relieve the
immediate pain, but will also
try to cure the cause. Be wise.
Depend more on your physic
ian than self-treatments.
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
6-9962
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
e
Pick up your prescription
If shopping near us, or let
us deliver promptly with
out extra charge. A great
many people entrust us
with their prescriptions.
May we compond yours?
PHIL'S
PHARMACY
105 N. MAIN
PRESCRIPTIONS
CHEMISTS
Quotation by Emil Fischer
(1852-1918)
Copyright 1959 (2W1)
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