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Four Hostesses Give
Shower Honoring
Miss Joann Brosnan
I 'On Friday evening at the St
Patrick's Catholic church base
ment Joann Brosnan was honored
with a bridal shower, and the
hostesses were Mrs Raymond
French, Mrs Gertrude Applegate,
Mrs George Currin, and Mrs
Vern Evans.
i : Guests were Mrs Wallace
Wolff, Miss Alta Stevens, Mrs
Allen Hughes, Mrs Harold Stev
ens, Mrs J O Hager, Mrs Katie
Currin, Mrs Ron Currin, Mrs
Homer Hager, Mrs Paul Hisler,
Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs Bill
Brasjton, Mrs Gordon O'Brien,
Mrs A C Ball, Mrs Ambrose Chap
in, Mrs Maude Robinson, Mrs
Zetta Brosnan Mrs Charles Mon
agle Mrs Sam McDaniel, Mrs
Harry O'Donnell Jr, Mrs Sam
Turner, Mrs Jessie Griffin, Mrs
Paul Koenig, Mrs John Williams,
and Mrs Jerry Brosnan.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses and Mrs'Zetta Bros
nan and Mrs Jerry Brosnan poured.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Gribble
and family will leave Friday for
a vacation at Seaside.
THE BUCCANEER, THE picture
for 1959. A tremendous saga
from American History, pre
sented by the master motion
picture maker, Cecil B DeMille.
Star Theater, Sunday-Monday.
Tuesday. .
Miss Joann Brosnan
Sets Wedding Date
Mr and Mrs Jerry Brosnan of
Heppner announce the approach
ing marriage of their daughter
Geraldine Joann to Leland Rich
ardRobison, son of Mr and Mrs
Richard Robison of Heppner,
August 14 at 6 p m at St Pat
rick's Catholic church in Hepp
ner. All friends and relatives are
invited to attend. No invitations
are being sent.
A reception will be held in
the basement of the church fol
lowing the wedding.
Duplicate Club
Ends Tournament
Mr and Mrs Lowell Gribble
entertained the Duplicate bridge
club at their home Sunday even
ing.
Those playing were Mr and
Mrs Richard Meador, Mr and Mrs
Conley Lanham, Mr and Mrs
Gordon Pratt, Mr and Mrs La-
Verne Van Marter, Mr and Mrs
C E McQuarrie, Mrs Elaine
George, Mrs Richard Wells and
Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff.
High winners were Richard
Meador and Mrs L E Dick and
second high were L E Dick and
Mrs Wolff.
Mr and Mrs Dick were unable
to attend this meeting but as
this was the end of the tourna
ment, the scores of the substi
tutes were figured In the total.
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Ann Belle Coleman
Tells Engagement
Mrs Ida Coleman of lone an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Ann Belle to Len Ray
Schwarz, son of Mr and Mrs Leo
nard Schwarz of Heppner.
No wedding date has been set.
Many At Bristow
Wade Reunion Sunday
The Brlstow-Wade reunion was
held at Hat Rock park Sunday,
August 2. Those attending were
Mr and Mrs Walter Swenson; Mr
and Mrs Robert Swenson and
Linda and Virginia; Mr and Mrs
Robert Atkinson; Mrs Barnes;
Mrs Marie Taylor; Mr and Mrs
Rolland Wade and Katherine and
Kathleen; all of Walla Walla; Mr
and Mrs Duane Hirscel of Ken
newick, Wash; Mr and Mrs Ray
Warmuth; Mr and Mrs Tom West
and Ricky and Jerry.
Miss Linda West; Robert
Clark; Mildred Bristow; Judy
Kelly and Tom Harris all of Port
land: Lvnn Knight of Medford;
Mr a"nd Mrs David Rietmann and
Wayne and Harold; Mr and Mrs
E W Bristow and Donald; Mr
and Mrs Ernest McCabe and
Pamela, John, Lisa and Laurie;
all of lone.
Ninth Birthday Party
Held Wednesday For
Vicky Robinson
Wednesday afternoon of last
week Vicky Robinson celebrated
her ninth birthday with a party
at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs Creston Robinson.
Her guests were Mary and
Martha Pierce, Jerry Connors,
Janev Storro, Marsha Lovgren,
Jonnv Blake. Linda Heath, Ruby
Tulleton, Rita Pettyjohn and
Susan Collins.
Games were played and birth
day refreshments were enjoyed.
Mrs Buschke Wins
At Pinochle Friday
On Friday afternoon of last
week, Mrs Ben Anderson enter
tained the pinochle club at her
home.
Her guests were Mrs Robert
Lowe, Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs
() E Wright, Mrs Max Buschke,
Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs Henry Hap-
pold and Mrs Fred Mankin.
High prize was won by Mrs
Buschke, with low going to Mrs
Happold. The double pinochle
prize was won by Mrs Happold
and Mrs Becket.
Mrs Jimmy Prock Has
High Score At Club
Mrs Wayne Prock entertained
her bridge c'.ub Friday evening
at her home and guests were
Mrs Del Jordan, Mrs Glen Ward,
Mrs Jimmy Prock, Mrs Marshall
Lovgren, Mrs Bernard Marshall,
Mrs Dick Feller, Mrs Marlon
Green and Mrs James Mallon.
Mrs Jimmy Prock was winner
of the high prize. Mrs Jordan
won second high, and low was
won by Mrs Green.
Dessert was served followlne
the cards.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, August 6, 1959
Hughes Family Picnic
Held At Court House
A family potluck picnic was
held last Saturday evening on
the court house lawn in honor
of Mr and Mrs Harold Pfeil (for
merly Edith Hughes) of Salem.
Those attending were Mrs
Grace Hughes, Mrs Lena Kelly,
Mr and Mrs Roy Quackenbush,
Mr and Mrs Delbert Piper, Mr
and Mrs Homer Hughes and fam
ily, Mr and Mrs s Matt Hughes
and family, Mr and Mrs Ellis
Pettyjohn and son, Miss Fern
Graves, Mr and Mrs Creston Rob
inson, Elwyn Hughes, Roy
Hughes, and Mr and Mrs Pfeil
and their grandson Denny.
Mark Labhart Has
Eighth Birthday
Mark Labhart celebrated his
eighth birthday with a party at
the home of his parents, Mr and
Mrs Bill Labhart last Thursday
evening.
Guests were the PeeWee Base
ball team, Mark Koenig, Mark
Blakney, Larry Pettyjohn, Larry
Bellenbrock, Larry Richmond,
Terry Peck, Philip Bruce, Kevin
and Kent Pratt and Brian Thomp.
son.
Baseball and other games were
enjoyed by Mark and his guests,
and cake, ice cream and punch
were served later in the evening.
Bridge Club Meets At
Bellenbrock Home
Mrs Donald Bellenbrock was
hostess to her bridge club Thurs
day evening of last week.
The guests were Mrs Ned
Sweek, Mrs Riley Munkers, Mrs
Dick Meador, Mrs Jack Healy,
Mrs Bill Heath, Mrs Creston Rob
inson and Mrs Kemp Dick.
Mrs Munkers held high score
for the evening, with Mrs Sweek
second high and Mrs Healy low.
Refreshments were served afterwards.
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Joann Brosnan Feted
At Bridal Shower s
Joann Brosnan was honored at
a bridal shower Tuesday even
ing of last week at the home of
Mr and Mrs Claude Graham with
Helen Graham as hostess.
The guests were Shirley Kon
onen, Janice Beamer, Mrs Delbert
Piper, Mrs Chuck Meyers, Susan
McQuarrie, Mrs Vern Evans, Judy
Collins, Frances Slocum, Janice
Martin Ann Belle Coleman, Miss
Leone Graham and Mrs Claude
Graham.
Mrs Claud Graham and John
Wightman accompanied Mr and
Mrs Bernard Damon of LaGrande
to Eugene last week. En route
home they stopped in Portland
to visit the Centennial.
Lexington News
By DELPHA JONES
Mr and Mrs Newt O'Harra
were Sunday guests of Mr and
Mrs Albert O'Harra at their sum
mer home near Tollgate.
Mr and Mrs Ken Palmer and
family were visitors over Sunday
at Joseph and visited the Wagon
Train in Pendleton on the re
turn trip home.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Rauch and
family and Mr and Mrs Gene
Majeske and family visited at
the Lutheran Bible Camp near
Tollgate Sunday. Ginger Majeske
and Stanley - Rauch remained
there for the week.
Mr and Mrs Morris McCarl and
family visited the Wagon Train
In Pendleton on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ray Paplneau vis
ited the Wagon Train In Pendle
ton Sunday.
The "Tops Club met at the city
hall for the regular meeting on
Monday. One member Faye
Munkers has reached a goal and
is now a member of the "Kops"
club. The meeting was presided
over by the leader Millie Fair
cloth. Mrs Tom Falrcloth and child
ren returned home Sunday from
a week's stay at Twin Lakes,
Idaho.
The William J VanWinkle
family enjoyed a day of fishing
and picnlcing at McNary Lake
over Sunday.
The Auxiliary of Way-Edwards
V F W are sponsoring a "cheer"
box for the small son of Mr and
Mrs Don Munkers who is a pat
ient in Dornbecker hospital In
Portland. They would like gifts
of picture books and story books.
No color books please. They
would like to have a gift for
him to open as often as possible.
Any one wanting Information
may call Mildred Davidson or
3-8402.
Mrs A F Majeske Is visiting
her daughters In Portland and
Amboy, Wash.
S A Joan Patrick left Sunday
for Portland for a visit with rel
atives before returning to Illinois
where she will be stationed. She
has been visiting at the Dean
Hunt home.
Kenneth Lundell of Oakland,
Calif who is visiting his parents
in lone, was a dinner guest on
Wednesday night of Mrs Cora
Allyn and sons. Later Lyle Allyn
and Mr Lundell visited other
friends in Lexington.
Mr and Mrs Fox have moved
their trailer house onto the O G
Breeding parking lot, and Mr Fox
is employed In Lexington.
Among those motoring to
Boardman on Tuesday night to
see the Wagon Train were: Mr
and Mrs Roy Martin, Mr and Mrs
Gar Leyva, Mr and Mrs Max
Barclay and children, Mr and
Mrs Irvin Rauch and children,
Mrs W E McMillan, George Irvin
and children, Mr and Mrs Cecil
Jones. Mr and Mrs Homer Hughes'
and children. Mr and Mrs O W
Cutsforth and son Gene, Kenny
Jones and Charlene Jones, Shar
on Cutsforth, queen of the Mor
row county fair and her atten
dants were among those who re
mained overnight to escort the
group to Heppner Junction.
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Mrs Webb Hostess
For Renegers Club
The Renegers bridge club was
entertained at the home of Mrs
Paul Webb Wednesday evening
of last week.
Her guests were Mrs James
Farley, Mrs Gordon Pratt, Mrs
Gene Hall, Mrs LaVerne Van
Marter, Mrs Bill Labhart, Mrs
James Norene, Mrs Alex Thomp
son, Mrs Creston Robinson, Mrs
Eddie Gunderson, Mrs Rod Mur
ray and Mrs Dick Meador.
High score for the evening was
held by Mrs Gunderson, second
high went to Mrs Labhart with
Mrs Thompson winning low.
Refreshments were served at
the end of the evening.
Soroptimists Picnic
At Court House
The Soroptimlst Club of Hepp
ner met for lunch on the court
house lawn last Thursday, and
birthday cake was served in hon
or of Miss Leta Humphreys, Mrs
Conley Lanham and Mrs Robert
Penland.
Miss Humphreys and Mrs
Clara Gertson gave reports on
the charter night banquet that
they attended last week in Red
mond. Miss Humphreys present
ed the presidents pin to the new
president of the Redmond club.
Mrs Gene Pierce and Kathy
Prussing were guests at the
meeting.
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