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"'iiiiiiiiu;iii'ii i miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiMiiniiiiiiiiiTOcmat JOCIAL -AppENNGS t " Joeephine Thompson. Social Reporter !;;;!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiimi;;;;ii!!iiiiiiii;ii: iual Inspection de By Director )egree Of Honor Degree of Honor lodge it's annual Inspection Tues pril 14, at 8:00 p m at the lean Legion hall. The in ng officer was national iltteewoman and state dir Mrs Clara B Gertson. Dur he meeting James Driscoll presented with a 25 year lership pin. lor members. initiated into .dult lodge were Francine , Carolyn McDaniel, Janice ill, and Tom Driscoll. sts in addition to Mrs Gert 'ere Mrs Anna Spickerman, president from The Dalles; Agnes Baker, state vice lent from Portland; Mrs Chisholm, district organ irom Portland; Mrs Grace president of the Park Rose from Portland Gifts of nnial plates were presented j guests by the local lodge. I-Drjil Team was dressed in nnial dresses in keeping Ji Centennial theme of the s Theta Stratton and Mrs, King were in charge of the :i8lllll!l!llliiimiiiiiiini; Mistletoe Rebekahs Choose Delegate Mistletoe Rebekah lodge of Hardman met in regular session Tuesday, April 7, with seven members and one visitor present. Mrs Blaine Chapel was elected as delegate to Rebekah assem bly at Roseburg in May and Mrs Tom Fraters as alternate. Mrs William Smethurst was chosen for district deputy. It was also announced that the Hardman cemetery board is resuming activity and the first meeting of the season was April 19. It is hoped that work there can be completed this season. After lodge Mrs Walter Wright was presented a silver tea set in remembrance of her 25th an niversary. Refreshments were served. refreshments. A covered wagon filled with Spring flowers was the center piece decorating the buffet, with smaller covered wa gons decorating each table. Preceeding the meeting a pot luck dinner furnished by the lo cal members was given at the home of Mrs J W Farra for the out of town guests. ''illlllilllllllllllillllllllllllllllllljllilllllllllllllillllilllilill II Ill lllllllllillllllMlllliilllllllll Illlllllllllllli :all for - Pride of Oregon ICE CREAM BEST by TEST FOR 43 years STOP AT THE WISHING WELL FOR WHOLESOME Pride of Oregon Products Morrow Co. Creamery I PHONE 6-9244 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! iiiihiiniiiiii ni!inii:i!ii' mull ,n .ji.Hl; ii lli,;il i;ill,l;ll;,illlii;illll: Musical Tea Held At Methodist Church Saturday Afternoon An appreciative audience at tended a Musical Tea at the Methodist church last Saturday afternoon. An enjoyable program which was planned by Mrs Lucille Ow ens, Mrs Lester Boulden, and Mrs Lincoln Nash, was presented dur ing the afternoon. Piano solos were played by Shirley Nash, Susan Drake, Vickie Kreimeyer, Jan Hager, and Pamela Cochell. Sandra Harshman and Janice Baker played two piano duets and Laura Lee Sumner played a flute solo accompanied by Carole Bur kenbine. Fern Albert sang a solo accompanied by Jeanne Schmidt, and Mrs Boulden, dress ed In a Centennial costume sang two appropriate numbers. Renn Harris. Bob Huffman, and Sam Green sang two numbers accomnanied bv Mrs J R Hull- man, and Mrs Owens gave two musical readings. Delicious homemade sand wiches and cookies were served by the refreshment committee headed by Mr N D Bailey. Those helDin? her were Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs Tom Wells, Mrs Gene Ferguson, Mrs Ted Smith, Mrs Oliver Creswlck, and Mrs Her man Green. The voune ladies who served at the tables were Shirley Nash, Linda Thomas, and Darlene Turner. Greeting hostesses were Mrs Kenneth Keeling and Mrs Bill Turner. Mrs Osmin Hager and Mrs Charles Vaughn were in charge of decorations. Large baskets of spring flowers were used about the room and smaller bouquets decorated the tables. Coming Events Friday, April 24 Ruth chapter no 32, OES, Friendship night Saturday. April 25 Episcopal auxiliary food sale, Red 011(1 White store. Band Parents carnival fair pavilion. Elks, adult potluck, 6:30 p m. Monday, April 27 Chamber of commerce, noon at O'onnell's Tuesday, April 28 Bookworms. Degree of Honor. Wednesday, April 29 Willows lodge no 66, IOOF. Thursday, April 30 Soroptimists, sack lunch. Elks, liars night Friday, May 1 Sans Souci Be bekah lodge. Baby Shower Given For Mrs Matheny Mrs Orval Matheny was honor ed with a baby shower at the home of Mrs Henry Rauch Fri day evening of last week. Mrs Rauch, Mrs Don Evans, ana Mrs Elmer Schmidt were the hostess es. The guests were Mrs Bill fientrv. Mrs Edwin Miller, Mrs J R Huffman, Mrs Max McCor- mack, Mrs Riley Munkers, Mrs Clarence Holtz. Mrs John Ryd- gren, Mrs Don Bennett, Mrs Har- Ipv Young. Mrs Jerry Daggett, Mrs Vic Kreimeyer, Mrs Clem Stockard, Mrs Howard Cleveland, Mrs Bill Barratt, Miss Esther Klrmis, Mrs Al Fetsch, Mrs Ray Smith, Mrs Andy Van Scholack, Mrs A'rchio Munkers, Mrs John Campbell, Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs Harlan McCurdy, Mrs irvin Rauch. Mrs Paul Koenig, Mrs Nels Anderson, Mrs Robert Abrams, Mrs Emil Rauch, Miss Sandra Matheny, and Miss Jill Schmidt. Refreshments were served and a new game called "Stork" was played with prizes given to all winners. Miss Matheny and Miss Schmidt assisted the hostesses with the serving. Delegates To Go To Rebekah Assembly Sans Souci Rebekah lodge met Friday evening, April 17 with Mrs Gerald Rood, noble grand, Dresiding. 24 members and one visitor were present. Money was voted for two dele gates to go to Assembly on May 19-20-21 at Roseburg, Oregon. The third delegate's expenses . ... . i mi l t 1 1- will be paid oy tne inpie l-hik club. Miss Esther Bergstrom was Real for the unwritten work and the Blue Mountain Re bekah lodge at Fossil invited the Heppner lodge to their Initiation on April 28. Hostesses were Mrs Floyd Wor- den and Mrs Roscoe Sloving. The next meeting will be May 1 with Mrs Ray McDowell, Miss Esther Bergstrom ana Mrs jnene Kirk as hostesses. Altar Society Plans Bake And Apron bale The April meeting of the St Patricks Altar Society was held at the home of Mrs Bob Brindle on April 14. There was discussion about the bake and apron sale to be held May 9 at the Red ana wnue grocery. The sale will start at 10:00 a m Saturday. Potluck Dinner Fetes Walter Wrights On 25th Anniversary The Rhea Creek grange hon ored Mr and Mr Walter Wright at a potluck dinner lat Friday evening, in honor of their 25th wedding anniverary. The tables were beautifully decorated with spring flowers. Mrs Al Lovgren and Mrs Elmer Palmer made the wedding cake, which Mrs Harold Wright decor ated. They received many lovely gifts. Over 50 persons attended the dinner. Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Kruger, Sher wood, Ore, sister and brother-in-law of Mr Wright; Mr and Mrs Don Anderson, Arlington, daugh ter and son-in-law of the Wrights; Mr and Mrs Jim Green, Brian and Janice, Arlington and Mary E Davis, Walla Walla. The regular grange meeting followed the dinner. Mankins Entertain With Dinner Party Mr and Mrs Fred Mankin en tertained in their home Wednes day evening with a dinner party. Their guests were Mr and Mrs Conley Lanham and Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson. After dinner movies were shown of Mrs Mankin's trip to Hawaii and also colored slides of Hawaii were shown by Mrs Lanham, HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, April 23, 1959 Farewell Party Honors Three At Lodge Family Night A Joint Oddfellow-Rebekah familv night was held Wednes day, April 15 at the Heppner IOOF hall. Louis Jackson of lone and Mr and Mrs Frank David son were honored with a fare well party. About 80 persons from Hepp ner and lone attended. The erouD was entertained with numbers bv two members of the Off Beats, Sharon Keithley and Sheryl Harris; Elaine Laird sang, accompanied by her mo ther, Mrs Harold Laird and Ruth Peterson eave the reading that won her a blue ribbon at the speech contest at Boardman. Gifts were Dresented to the honored guests by the Oddfel lows, Rebekahs ana past noDie grands. Refreshments were served by a committee of Mrs Gerald Rood, Mrs Deb Wright, Mrs Fred Thom as. Mrs C J D Bauman and John Wlghtman. On the cleanup com mittee were Mrs Frank Payne, Mrs Roy Quackenbush, Mrs Glenn McLachlan. After the refreshments Rov Quackenbush, Mrs Oma Cox and Fred Thomas played for dancing there were several tables of cards in play and others watched TV. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Mrs Barratt Guest of Honor At Baby Shower A surprise baby shower was given for Mrs Bill Barratt Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs Robert Jones with Mrs Rod Mur ray as co-hostess. The guests were Mrs Wallace Wolff, Mrs Ralph Richmond, Mrs Bob Brindle, Mrs Floyd Jones, Mrs Ed Dick, Mrs Bill Blake, Mrs Frank Anderson. Mrs Paul Webb, Mrs Bob Abrams, Mrs Howard Cleveland, Mrs Rolce Fulleton, Mrs LeRov Gardner, Mrs Jack Van Winkle, Mrs Orval Matheny and Mrs Max Barclay. Bridge and Dinochle were P'ay ed later in the evening. High prize for bridge went to Mrs Wolff, and second high to Mrs Blake. High for pinochle went tn Mrs Brindle. and door prize was won by Mrs Cleveland. Des sert was served. Mrs Evans Wins High At Pinochle Club Mrs Henrv Happold was hos tess for her pinochle club at the home of Mrs Frea ManKin on Friday afternoon. Her guests were Mrs u n. Wright. Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs Ed LaTrace, Mm Fred Mankin, Mrs Ben An derson, and Mrs Max Buschke. Hi eh was won by Mrs Evans, ninochle was won by Mrs La- Trace and Mrs Evans and Mrs Mankin was low. f7'- wnrmm,t ""n JT- I Dicks Entertain At Duplicate Bridge The Duplicate bridge club was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs L E Dick Sunday even ing. Those attending were Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt, Mr and Mrs LaVerne Van Marter, Mr and Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mr and Mrs Richard Meador, Mr and Mrs Clint McQuarrie, Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff, and Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson. frfl WW I Independent 'Ilagent insurance miivis rou And Growing Days! With a little more moisture; More days that are warm; Things sure will look different On hill, yard, and farm! Weeds; wheat; pasture grass; Flowers; all are growing! Everyone, with any excuse, Is cultivating or hoeing! Very soon now, some grain Could be damaged by hail! Before then get insurance for Protection that won't fall! hr For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY , Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER, OREGON niiimmiimimiiiiiHiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii 5th Annua! BAND PARENTS Saturday April 25 2 FAIR PAVILION, HEPPNER DUNK TANK - PENNY TOSS - COUNTRY STORE AND MANY MORE tmmk i LTU UL1UUU UUU Student Body The Legion CAFETERIA OPENS 5 P. M. CHILI CHICKEN Cr NOODLES HOT DOGS HOMEMADE PIE FOR YOUR Entertainment MR.. ARNOLD MELBY PRESENTS The Grade School Band The HHS Dance Band 6:30 P. M. During The Dinner Hour .. . ' f I X'l "III 11 sSiL vyc fin m m mM-r "Mm 3? Food Sale FROZEN CHOPPED BROCCOLI CHOPPED SPINACH LEAF SPINACH BUTTER BEANS f or BROCCOLI SPEARS CAULIFLOWER FORD HOOK LIMA BEANS BABY LIMAS f, or PEAS PEAS & CARROTS MIXED VEGETABLES REGULAR CUT BEANS FRENCH CUT GR. BEANS 6 or MINUTE MAID FROZEN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ORANGE & GP. FRUIT BLEND PINEAPPLE JUICE GRAPE JUICE S for RASPBERRIES - STRAWBERRIES ft FOR $4 00 ALBERS OATS Small JgC WITH COUPON Large gC WITH COUPON 46 OZ. CANS CENTRAL MARKET SAVE 104 INTRODUCTORY OFFERI toward purchase any size ALBERS OATS (Quick or Old Fashioned) Bring this coupon in to ua and we will allow you 10c on the purchase of any size Albers Oats (Quick or Old Fashioned). Offer Expires Aug. 31,1959 T0RMT0 JUICE 4 for 98c FRESH PRODUCE Radishes, Green Onions bu. 5 c roico ucxn inTTiirF LB. 4 AC VtflMJI li.J-kf JLV Central Market & Grocery PHONE 6-9614 HEPPNER 1 hi I'lii i ii ii r"l B'lilll'llll'fl liliillJil!!!"!!!!!! Illillilii'ililiilUillllllillllilllilillHllllillll
