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Josephine Thompson, Social Reporter
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Granddaughter Of
Heppner Man
Tells of Engagement
Mr and Mrs Raymond Huddle
ston of Valdez, Alaska announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Lorene Anabel to Mr Har
old Sloper, son of Mr and Mrs
Fred Marquardt of Brooklyn, New
York.
A native Alaskan, Miss Hud
dleston was graduated from Val
dez high school and recently
completed her sophomore year
at the University of Alaska. She
is a music major and sang so
prano 'vith the University's Choir
of the Worth.
Mr Sloper also attended the
University of Alaska, where he
majored in recreation. Follow
ing a September wedding in Val
dez, Ate young couple will be
at home in Eugene, Oregon
where both will continue their
studies at the University of Ore
gon. Miss Huddleston is the grand
daughter of Frank Turner of
Heppner, her mother the former
Jeannette Turner.
Mrs Heoly Hostess
For Bridge Club
Mrs Jack Healy was hostess for
her bridge club last Friday even
ing. Those playing were Mrs Bill
Heath, Mrs Riley Munkers, Mrs
Creston Robinson, Mrs Dick Mea
dor, Mrs Ned Sweek, Mrs Kemp
Dick, Mrs Don Bellenbrock and
the hostess.
High prize for the evening was
won by Mrs Robinson, second
high went to Mrs Dick and
low was won by Mrs Heath.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs Randy Lott And
Daughter Guests Of
Honor At Shower
Forty six friends from Heppner,
Lexington, lone and Hermiston
honored Mrs Randy Lott and her
new daughter Patti Lou with a
baby shower at the Lexington
IOOF hall on Tuesday, July 7.
The rooms were cleverly dec
orated with storks and pink, blue
and yellow streamers.
Mrs Carl Marquardt played
selected pieces at the piano
throughout the evening.
Mrs Mervln Leonard poured
from a beautifully appointed tea
table, centered with yellow dais
ies In milk glass with yellow
tapers.
A party plate was served the
guests by the hostesses, Mrs Don
McElligott, Mrs Jack Barak and
Mrs Don Hatfield.
Mrs McElligott and Mrs How
ard Crowell assisted with the
gifts.
PICNIC SATURDAY EVENING
The out-going, in-coming and
installing officers of Ruth chap
ter no 32, Order of Eastern Star
held a potluck picnic Saturday
evening on the court house lawn.
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Friday Barbecue At
Bedford Home Fetes
Out of Town Guests
Mr and Mrs Jack Bedford en
tertained Friday evening with a
patio barbecue honoring their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr and
Mrs J W Bedford of Bakersfleld,
California.
Guests were classmates of Mr
Bedfords and graduates of the
class of 1945, Pendleton high
school.
Those attending were Mr and
Mrs William Labhart (Jackie
Tetz); Mr and Mrs Don Cooke
(Helen Lorenzen) Hermiston; Mr
and Mrs Robert Jepsen (Suzanne
Lieuallen) and Charles Hudson,
lone; Mr and Mrs Tom Simon
ton, Pendleton.
The Bedfords left Saturday for
their home after a week's visit
here with his parents.
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HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday. July 1G, 1959
DANCE SPECIALISTS One of the most graceful of the Yakima tribal dances is the Swan Dance,
performed only by the tribal maidens. Here, three Yakima girls practice the dance they will pre
sent during the National Indian Encampment in Pendleton, July 18-26. Left to right: Marda
Miller. Nadine Miller and Phyllis Miller, all of Wapato, Wash.
Soroptimists Hear
Conference Report
Miss Leta Humphreys gave her
final report on the Regional con
ference of Soroptlmist Clubs held
in Portland in the spring, at
the Thursday meeting of thte
Soroptimist Club of Heppner.
This report was on the business
meeting of the conference and
dealt with amendments to pre
sent rules and laws.
Ideas were also discussed for
the rodeo float, which the club
will enter In the parade.
Bridge Party Held
At Van Marter Home
Mrs LaVerne Van Marter en
tertained with a duplicate bridge
party Friday evening at her
home.
Her guests were Mrs Rod Mur
ray, Mrs Bill Sowell, Mrs Bob
Jones, Mrs Bill Blake, Mrs Gene
Hall, Mrs Ernie McCabe, Mrs Ray
Boyce, Mrs Walter Corley, Mrs
Robert DeSpain, Mrs Walter Jac
obs and Mrs Delmer Crawford.
The high winning couple for
the evening was Mrs McCabe
and Mrs DeSpain, and Mrs Cor
ley and Mrs Jacobs were second
high.
Refreshments were served at
the end of the evening.
Mrs Thorpe Holds
High Score At Bridge
Mrs Marshall Lovgren enter
tained her bridge club at her
home Tuesday evening.
Guests were Mrs Fred Glmbel,
Mrs Carl Thorpe, Mrs Harry Bon
gers, Mrs Ralph Richmond, Mrs
Glen Ward, Mrs Marlon Green,
Mrs Don Bennett, and Mrs Jim
Mallon.
Mrs Thorpe was high winner
for the evening and Mrs Mallon
was second high. Mrs Ward won
both the low prize and the trav
eling prize.
Refreshments were served.
Brindles Entertain
At Sunday Barbecue
Mr and Mrs Robert Brindle en
tertain with a barbecue dinner
Sunday of last week at their
home.
Their guests were Mr and Mrs
Phil Blakney end family, Mr and
Mrs John Williams and son, Mr
and Mrs Paul Koenig and fam
ily, and Mr and Mrs Dick Brun
ner and family of Pasco. Mr
and Mrs Brunner are formerly
of Heppner. , .
Norah's PRE -MOVING
Has Birthday Party
Mrs Lowell Shattuck was hos
tess for a party at her home
Monday night in honor of her
son, Martin's birthday. Guests
were Minnie Hodges, Evangelina
Pedraza, Beatrice Rios, Barbara
Gantenbein, Maxine Sicard, Dor
othy Rash, Shirley Earwood, Ton!
and Bob Taylor, Jim and Patty
Miller, Bill Getz, Jim Thorpe, Tim
Ward, Keith Gronquist, Larry
West, Kurt Gantenbein, Larry
Eades and Douglas Shattuck.
logs at Long Creek mill. He broke
three bones in his hand.
Grace Stirritt, Lavelle -Shank,
Laura Shank and Beulah Rounds
drove to John Day Wednesday
on business.
Mrs Ann Hiese had the mis
fortune to break one of her toes
a week ago.
Alfred Patzer has been work
ing for Harold Lippert the past
two weeks.
Bernnie Alstott of the North
Portland Livestock Commission
Co was in town Friday on busi
ness and .visiting some of his
old friends.
Mrs Marilyn Owens and child
ren Patricia and Karen of Cor-
vallis were Sunday guests at the
W F Mahrt home.
The Bob Leslie family of Bend
were over for the weekend with
her folks, Mr and Mrs Roy Cork
and brother, Barney Cork and
family.
Mr and Mrs Archie Cox and
children drove to Pendleton Mon
day on business.
Mr and Mrs Fred Shank, Laura
Lee Shank and Mrs Boyd Hinton
drove to Portland Friday where
Miss Laura Lee will enroll in
business school. She will join
Miss Carolyn Martin and Miss
Sharon Hinton who are already
there in school.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Sweek
and children and her mother, Mrs
J Schruam of Springfield came
in Sunday to visit his brother
and family, the Jack Sweeks,
and her sisters the Verne Mc
Carty family and the Darrell
Dulaney family.
Mr and Mrs August Mahrt and
son Tommy of Spokane were
weekend guests at the ranch
home of the W F Mahrts. Tommy
remained for a longer visit.
Thelma Williams, Jessie Scott
and Cholcy Van Detta drove to
Prineville Thursday for medical
aid for Mrs Scott as she has a
badly sprained ankle.
Miss Sherry Cross is visiting
In Salem with her sister, Mr and
Mrs George Roberts.
Mr and Mrs Ernie Johnson and
grandson, Gary Allen Martin
drove to Heppner Monday on
business and visited Gary's
great grandparents, the Nels
Baileys.
Maynard Hamilton is Install
ing hot water and a bathroom
set In the Harold and Mary
Lippert home this week.
The family of Stanley Boyers
left Friday morning for their va
cation at Salem.
Mrs Elmo Lewis Is reported
to have Improved quite a lot
and expects to get out of the
John Day hospital this week.
Mrs Mae McWillls and Miss
Barbara Wheeler went to Pendle
ton Tuesday, taking Mrs Frieda
Wheeler over. She will stay there
for medical aid.
Mr and Mrs George Capon and
Mrs Delsie Sweek were In Hepp
ner on Monday.
Dale and Harley Matteson of
Heppner and Mr and Mrs Harry
W Scott and son Robert Dale,
gathered at the Elmer Matteson
home Sunday for a birthday din
ner in honor of little Robert
Dale's third birthday.
Mrs Linnie Gilman and Mrs
Mary DuBosch are running the
Boyer store while the Boyers
are gone.
lone News
Mr and Mrs Walter Corley and
daughter, Sherry, spent the
weekend in Quincey, Wash
where they visited his parents,
Mr and Mrs Ralph Coats and
other relatives. Sherry remained
there for a longer visit.
Mrs Sarah Bryant of Portland
spent the weekend with her sis
ter, Mrs Anna M Ball. Mrs Ball
who is the local distributer for
Chloromone products, appointed
Mrs Bryant as a co-distribltor for
the Portland branch.
Word has been received that
Louis Jackson is seriously 111 at
the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Rev and Mrs Floyd
Bailey at 240 E Main, Welser,
Idaho.
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HEPPNER, OREGON
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Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
Mr and Mrs W A Sawyer re
turned to their home in San
Diego, Calif after a two weeks
visit at the home of Mr and Mrs ,
W F Mahrt.
George Capon and Mr and Mrs 1
Jack Forrest and children drove
to Lexington Saturday on busi
ness.
Mr and Mrs Henry Martin and
Miss Margaret were dinner
guests Monday evening at the
home of Richard Martin.
Gary Allen Martin of Prine
ville is visiting this week with
his grandparents, Mr and Mrs
Ernie Johnson and Mr and Mrs
Henry Martin.
Mr and Mrs Dick Williams
drove to John Day Wednesday
for medical aid as Dick was hit
with a chain while unloading
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THE HEPPNER CLEANERS
WILL BE
Closed for Vacation
July 20 through Aug. 2
To allow our entire crew the opportunity for a vaca
tion we will be shut down for a two-week's period. There
will be no cleaning done during that time but the office
will be open to pick up cleaning daily from 9 a. m. to 1
p. m.
All cleaning received by Thursday, July 16 will be processed and ready for you by
Saturday. July 18.
Remember
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 1 SO YOU MAY PICK
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