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i i 'NER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. April 30, 19S9 i8iii;iiiii!iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniiimiiimii JOCIAL (-APPgNN6S Josephine Thompson. Social Reporter sSONIC TEMPLE SCENE FRIDAY OF TH CHAPTER FRIENDSHIP NIGHT the regular meeting of Ruth :er n0 32, Order of the East Star, on Friday evening, 24, in the Masonic temple, endship Night was featured around 90 members present he occassion. nored guests were Christine rn, Queen Esther chapter, liston; Jean Cartright, Uma chapter, Umatilla and Flor :, Jaeger, Condon chapter, on, grand committee mem and Mrs Charles O'Connor, grand representative, iting worthy matrons and ly patrons were Florence i and J R Wood, Arcadia ter, Fossil; Mr and Mrs Les t, Jasmine chapter, Arling Jean Reed and Walter Jae- Condon chapter, Condon; Wilson and Edward Wil Oregon Trail chapter, Echo; Omar Rietmann, Locust :er, lone and Marie Bensel, n Esther chapter, Hermis- musical program was pre d during the evening in ag the following numbers; rls trio of Janice Martin, Cochell and Fern Albert; ntomime by Sheryl Harris, ra Jones and Sharon Keith- . icers Installed VFW Auxiliary '& special meeting, April js Bill Van Winkle installed tew officers of Edwards-Way liary at Lexington, e new officers installed .. president, Mrs Al Winkle ; senior vice president, Mrs Angell; junior vice presi Mrs June Davidson; secy-treasurer, Mrs Bob David chaplain, Mrs Don Munkers; uctress, Mrs Bill Van Win guard, Mrs Gene Majeske; lotic instructor, Mrs Bill ids and historian, Mrs June idson. . was voted to have a food ! on May 9- at the Lexington 5st office. Committees were ap inted. Mrs Jim Angell and Mrs Don mkers were appointed as co rmen to serve a supper for ance being planned on May contest is being held to see many new members can be .ated into the auxiliary be- . district convention. ext meeting will be May 7 :he VFW hall in Lexington. Give Mother the finest . . . " WALLACE STERLING SILVER I t Chriilaphr Give Grandmother i A GOLD-FILLED i I BRACELET th a charm for each one of the indchildren racelets-from $2.10 Sharms-from $1.15 NO EXTRA CHARGE I FOR ENGRAVING PETERSON'S JEWELRY ley; a duet by Bob Huffman and Renn Harris and a vocal solo by Oliver Creswick. A social hour in the dining room followed the meeting. The tables were beautifully decor ated with spring flowers. The decorating committee was Mrs Dick Wilkinson, Mrs Roy Quack enbush and Mrs Harold Becket The refreshment committee was Mrs Frank Wilkinson, Mrs Floyd Worden, Mrs E K Schaf fitz, Mrs Joe Wright and Mrs Lowell Cribble. Pouring at the tea table were Mrs Robert Thompson and Mrs Ealor Huston. Jan Karen Wizner Tells Engagement To Lexington Man Mr and Mrs R E Wizner, Klam ath Falls, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Jan Kar en, to Asa Lee Way of Lexington. Miss Wizner attended Lewis and Clark College in Portland and is now attending Southern Oregon College in elementary education at Ashland. Asa attended Portland State College and is now in the U S Army stationed at Ft Leonard Woods, Missouri. The wedding date will be set later this year. Soroptimist Club Entertained By Trio A girls trio from Heppner high school, composed of Judy Cochell, Fern Albert and. Janice Martin sang "Yellow Bird" and "Chaus- on D'Amour" for the Soroptmist Club of Heppner at their Thurs day meeting. During a short business meet ing, tentative plans were dis cussed for the annual senior girls tea to be held May 24 this year and also for the annual banquet which will be sometime in June. Kay Keithley Reed was the senior girl representative from Heppner high school to attend the meeting. The club has been asked to the home of Mrs Frank Hamlin for lunch on Thursday, April 30. lone Sorority Wins Award On Scrap Book Eileen Padberg, Betty Hausler and Irene Leathers, members of Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Siema Aloha, lone attended the annual state convention held at Medford on April 17-18-19. Thp lone chapter won second place in the state on their scrap book of the past year's events. Eileen Padberg was chairman of this scraD book and was assis ted by Irene Leathers. It was carried out on the Centennial theme. Mrs Glennie Hostess For Bridge Club Meet The Kines Little Queens bridge club met at the home of Mrs Bill Glennie Wednesday even ing of last week. The euests were Mrs JacK Healy, Mrs Harry Bongers Miss Carla Rulkens, Mrs Philip Blak- Mrs Jerrv Daeeett. Mrs Paul Koenig, Mrs John Williams, Mrs Pat O'Brien, Mrs Harry uuon- npii Jr. Mrs Clint McQuarne, Mrs Les Wyman, Mrs Herb Ham ilton, and Mrs Bin BiaKe. Hi ah nrize for the evening wpnt to Mrs Blake, Mrs O'Donnell won second high, Jack high was won by Mrs Hamilton, ana low went to Mrs McQuarrie. Printing Is Our Business I See Us MANTLE Mickey, that is is to base ball what the TURNER, VAN MARTER 4 BRYANT INSUR ANCE AGENCY. 183 N Main St. is to insurance. Mickey hits that long HOMER and the TURNER, VAN MAR TER 4 BRYANT AGENCY sup plies outstanding service the kind of service that talked about almost as much as a new Army or Navy t , . ,n . r, VMwwlm&lrW'&y. J W l v CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING Mr and Mrs Domnic Tatone of Arlington, who recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniver sary at a reception held at the Hitchin' Post Cafe in Boardman, operated by their son, Boardman Cafe Scene Of Tatone Golden Wedding Reception By MARY LEE MARLOW Mr and Mrs Domnic Tatone of Arlington were honored on their golden wedding anniver sary Saturday, April 18, when their sons and daughters gave a reception and dinner In the Saddle Room of the Hitchin' Post Cafe in Boardman for members of their family, with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Joe Tatone Tatone as hosts. Mr and Mrs Tatone were mar ried April 17, 1909 at St Stephen's near Rome, Italy, and come im mediately to the United States, living in Philadelphia, Penn for five years. The groom had lived in this country for over twenty years, having some here shortly after he was born with his par ents. He made several trips back to Italy before he was married. The couple left Pennsylvania in 1914 and came to Arlington, where they have lived since. Their family includes four sons and four daughters, all of whom were here for the occasion. They are Charles and Steve of Port land, George- of Coulee Dam, Wash, Joe of Boardman, Mrs James Flynn, Mrs Edward Hast ings, Mary Knopp and Delores Tatone, all of Portland. They have 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. One son, Robert, died in 1936 at the age of 15. Guests included brother and sister-in-law of Domnic Tatone, Mr and Mrs John Tatone of Can by, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Ron Tatone, Canby, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Donald Ives, Milwaukie. Children and their families were Mr and Mrs James Flynn, Mr and Mrs Charles Tatone and Vanessa, Mr and Mrs Edward Hastings and Scott, Jim, Dan, Chuck and Brad, Mr and Mrs Steve Tatone and Bobby, Cheri and Gary, Mrs Mary Knopp and Sandra and Gregg, and De lores Tatone, all of Portland; Mr Red you serve made to wear Inside, outside, on hard concrete or in punishing bamyard acids, there's a Red Wing Shoe built for you. Comfort? They're unmatched for comfort! Wear? They can't be touched for wear! Wear ' 'em! You'll never wear anything else. Come in today I We're headquarters for the comptetd line of Red Wing shoes. 1 - I -1 j I (Lyons Photo) tess for the Sewing Club at her and Mrs George Tatone and home last Wednesday afternoon. Nickie Lynn, Coulee Dam, Wash; I Thse attending were Mrs E K Mr and Mrs Joe Tatone and Schaffitz, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Linda andJody, of Boardman; Mrs Jack Bedford, Mrs John Pf elf -grandchildren, Mr and Mrs Gene fer- Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs Knoll and Gary, Jim and Mike Lowell Gribble, Mrs Tom Wilson, of Spokane, Wash. Other guests !Mrs Bruce Spencer, Mrs P W included Father William Roden I Mahoney and Mrs Claude Gra- of Condon, and Maxine Cox of Umatilla, who furnished organ dinner music. 50th Anniversary Celebrated Tuesday By O M Yeagers On Tuesday, April 21, Mr and Mrs O M Yeager of Castle Rock, Wash celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. They were married, April 21, 1909 at Spokane, Washington by the Rev L L Mills, of the Spo kane Congregational church and they came to Heppner to make home. They have three daughters, Mrs Sam Durfee, Prineville, Ore; Mrs R E Arington, Cumberland, Wash; Mrs C G Van Horn, Castle Rock and one son Jack Yeager of Longview, Wash. There are six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The Yeagers moved from Hepp ner to uastie kock aDour eigni years ago, where they have a home near the Cowlitz river. Mrs Hall Has High Score At Bridge The Renegers bridge club was entertained at the home of Mrs James Norene Wednesday even ing of last week. Her guests were Mrs Richard Meador, Mrs Frank Anderson, Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs LaVerne Van Marter, Mrs Bill Labhart, Mrs Alex Thompson, Mrs Conley Lanham, Mrs Creston Robinson, Mrs Eddie Gunderson, Mrs Gor don Pratt, Mrs James Farley, and Mrs Paul Webb. Mrs Hall was high winner for the evening, Mrs Labhart was second high, and Mrs Thompson won low. Wing Shoes-comfort engineered to give the matt comfortable shoes you can own -quality engineered to make your work shoes you longer. Many styles to choose from. REfDfWjIiN'G mms IN HEPPNER 'lComing Events I Fridav. Mav 1 Sans Ronrl Re. bekah lodge. Junior-Senior Prom. 7th and 8th grade school Partv. Elks. 8 n m. Monday, May 4 Chamber of 1 ! nell'e Rainbow for Girls. Tuesday, May 5 Wranglers. IE, 1 I M n ... . . . vveanesaay, may b willows lodge no 66, IOOF. Thursday, May 7 Soroptmists, noon at O'Donnell's, business meeting, election. Elks, ladies night Friday, May 8 Ruth chapter no 32, OES. Pinochle Club Meets At Gardner Home Mrs LeRoy Gardner entertain ed her pinochle club Thursday evening of last week. Her guests were Mrs Stan Holmes, Mrs Glenn Smith, Mrs Merritt Gray, Mrs Jack Van Winkle, Mrs Riley Munkers, Mrs Bud Collins, and Mrs L L Rob bins. Mrs Collins had high score, Mrs Van Winkle and Mrs Holmes won double pinochle, and Mrs Gray was low for the evening. Refreshments were served. Sewing Club Meets At Penland Home Mrs Robert Penland was hos- "dIT1 Losers At Bridge Entertain Winners Mrs Mervin Leonard and Mrs Ralph Thompson, losers of their one table bridge club entertain ed the winners, Mrs Frank Turn er and Mrs Frank Hamlin Wed nesday afternoon with a lunch eon at the Thompson ranch. r w? and SPECIALS IIIIIIIIIIM SWANSON TV DINNERS Turkey, chicken or chopped sirloin 59 c EA. MINUTE MAID 12 OZ. Orange MM better tiked by Sunshine H I I I I Jl M VVvrl- Lgt. Box pgi 29c FRESH LOCAL itrawberries 2 Grapefruit Indian River Pinks 3 F0R 29e Central IONE GIRL WINS MUSIC HONORS Miss Karen Lundell of lone, front row left, was second runner-up among pianists entered at a judging recently at Pacific University's Music in May Fes tival. The winner was Katherine Fisher, center. Sherwood; and Carol Gibson, also Sherwood, was first runner-up. They will be soloists with the Music in May orchestra. Judges were, back row from left,, Donald Thulean, Pacific University school of music; David Campbell, Lewis and Clark; and George Williston, Pacific. The program will be presented May 9 with about 550 persons taking part. Mrs Happold Wins High In Pinochle Mrs Robert Lowe entertained her pinochle club at her home Friday afternoon and her guests were Mrs Orin Wright, Mrs Fred Mankin, Mrs Max Buschke, Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs Henry Happold, Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs Ed La Trace, and Mrs Ben Anderson. Mrs Happold was high winner for the afternoon, Mrs Anderson low, and Mrs Happold and Mrs Buschke won double pinochle. Refreshments were served la ter in the afternoon. Phone Your News Items to 6-9228 FOR FRIDAY AND GRADE A MEDIUM DOZEN Juice 2 U. count on low food prices every cfa POTATOES 10 ,bs 39e Extra Large Fancy ORANGES 2 lbs- 25c Market & Mrs Ward Entertains For Bridge Club Mrs Glen Ward entertained her bridge club on Tuesday evening and her guests were Mrs Del Jordan, Mrs Marlon Green, Mrs Bob Jones, Mrs Ralph Richmond, Mrs Jimmy Prock, Mrs Marsh all Lovgren, and Mrs Kred Glm bel. Mrs Richmond won high prize for the evening, Mrs Prock was second high, and Mrs Jordan won low. Refreshments were served. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS SATURDAY NESTLE'S REG. 10c CANDY BARS 7 F0R 49c for 89c S. NO. 1 boxes 9C Cauliflower HEAD i Grocery Gallfly's HEPPNER PHONE 6-9614 I
