Sandra Harshman
Head of Hcppner High
Homemakers Chapter
Future Ilomemakera of Amer
ica and their mother from thi
Heppner chapter altemled their
regular monthly meeting Wed
nesday evcnlnjr, Feb 17 In tha
homemaklnff room.
Dlano MfCurdy Installing of
ficer, assisted by Sandra Rich
ards, led on Impressive Instal
lation ceremony when thi fol
lowing officer were Installed for
the coming yer.
President. Sandra Harnhman;
vice president. Laura Lee Sum
ner; secretary. Itose Nash: his
torian. Llbny Van Scholack: par
llamentarlan. Shannon Maho
rey; and decree chairmen,
Jackie Brlndle and Ronnie Bel
Kma. Absent from the Instal
lation wad Linda Valentine,
treasurer and Ann Jones, aecond
vice-president.
Miss Leta Humphrey gave an
Informative and educational
talk on the history and aclectlon
f rhinn dishes and classware.
She had two tables filled with
a display of the dishes and
glassware to show the various
quality of each.
Miss Humphrey arranged for
Ginger Springer to show two
colored films on selection of
dishes and glassware.
refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting. Mem
bers and mothers were highly
Intrested to have more evening
meetings with similar programs.
I IUf III: At " - I
Ing of the Heppner chapter of was won
the Future llomemakera is
scheduled for Wednesday, March
16 nt the Heppner school home
making room.
HEPPNEH CAZttTE TlMtS. ThuiQT. JL'?
SOCIAL -aPPENIN6S
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Mrs Frank Anderson
Receives High Score
At Renegers Club
The Kenegers bridge club met
at the home of Mrs William Bar
ratt Wednesday evening of last
week.
Mrs Barratt's guests were Mrs
Richard Meador, Mn Bill Lab
hart. Mrs Gene Hall. Mrs Alex
Thomjmon. Mrs Creston Robin
son. Mrs P W Mahoney. Mrs
Frank Anderson and Mrs James
Farley.
High score for the evening wis
held by Mrs Anderson, second
high was Mrs Meador and Mrs
Labhart was low.
Mrs Mankin Hostess
For Pinochle Club
Mrs Fred Mankin was hostess
for her pinochle club Friday af
ternoon of last week.
Those attending were Mrs Wal
ter Becket. Mrs Art Watklns. Mrs
Earl Evans, Mrs Henry Happold.
Mrs Orlan Wright. Mrs Ed La-
Trace and Mrs Max narns.
High prize for the afternoon
by Mrs ManKin, iuw
' . . ....
was won by Mrs wbirhis
the double pinocnie prize w
won by Mrs Becket and Mrs
Mankin.
More than a thousand Drugs line our Well-Stocked
shelves, enabling us to provide exactly what your Doctor
has prescribed for You I
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
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BUBBLE BATH Giant Sack
Enough for 150 baths
TOY CARS ONLY 77c
CHAMOIS, Regular $2.00 $139
HANDY-MAC
Toothpaste Dispenser
Regular $1.49 '7GC
KRAZY-IKES, Reg. 98c 79c
Regular $1.69 value no-
POLIDENT Cr DENTURE BATH 98c
Regular 60c Johnson's
BABY LIQUID CREAM 2 for 60c
METRECAL DIET Can $1.59
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SPECIAL TABLE OF
CLOSE-OUTS
Our Mistakes of 1959
GIVE-AWAY PRICES!
Many Here Saturday
For Elks Annual
Ladies Card Party
The Flks ladles annual card
party was held Saturday after
noon with a great number at
tending, from Heppner and also
out of town.
Mrs W P Kilkenny of Pendle
ton won high prize In bridge.
Mrs Grace .Mckerson was second
high and low was Mrs Frank
Hamlin.
In pinochle Mrs John Lane
won the high prize. Mrs Jerald
Rea second high and low was
Mrs Jerry Buschke.
The door prize was won by
Mrs Sam Turner.
Mrs Del Jordan was In charge
of the card party ana ner com
mlftee was Mrs tvereu n.eun
lev. Mrs LeRoy Gardner.
Harley Young.
Hum Mr Glen
rvRrien. Mrs Kemp Dick, Mrs
Robert Flatt. Mrs Jack Van
Winkle. Mrs Raymond Ferguson'
and Mrs LaVerne Van Marter,
r James Farley ana
Milton Morgan were In charge
of the hospitality and tea room
for those who didn't play cards.
Coming Events
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t CboaxMf oi
Monday. rb
commerce.
WbeeL
American Legloa.
Elks Bridge tournament
Tuesday. Manta 1 Wrangle?.
Elk pinochle tournament
Wednesday. March J Willows
lodgo no 68. IOO r.
Thursday. March 3 Sotoptimlits.
nooa at Wagon WboeL
Elks radios night
Friday, March Sans Soucl Re-
bekah lodge.
Anderson Home Scene
Of Baby Shower In
Honor Of Mrs Wolff
A baby khower was given
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs N C Anderson honoring
Mrs Wallace Wolff. Mrs Bill Col
lins was co-hostess.
Those attending were Mrs Ray
Williamson. Mrs C E McQuarrie.
Mrs Rolc Fulleton. Mrs Kenneth
Keeling. Mrs James Drlscoll. Mrs
Morvln I-eonnrd. Mrs Bob Ab-
uh'!ram Mm Marshall Lovcren. Mrs
y Gardner. Mrs BU B,ake Mrs con Pratt. Mrs
Mrs Conley Lan-'Frp, pni,,,,, Mrs LaVerne Van
Ward. Mrs Pat Mr iweii Cribble. Mrs
Ray Smith and Mrs Bob Jones.
Those sending gifts but unaoie
.in attend were Mrs L UlCK.
.Miss Connie Anderson. Mrs Paul
Mrs !., ... nA Mnrrnv and Mrs
Wirnii, .'1 4 j . .v . a-' - j
Rainbow Girls Fete
AvAasons At Dinner
A Masonic and Rainbow Girl
dinner was held at the Masonic
temple Monday evening, Feb
ruary 15 with each Rainbow girl
Inviting a Mason to do ner Din
ner guest.
Following dinner initiation In-
to the Order of Rainbow for
Girls was held for two new mem
bers, Kathy Rea and Sherrle Ol
son. Visiting dignitaries were Mrs
Harold Becket. grand deputy of
the state of Oregon; Sandra
Jones, grand representative from
the state of Mississippi; Mr and
Mrs Tnul Jones, worthy matron
and worthy patron of Ruth chap
ter no 32, OES; Gene Hall, wor
shipful master of Heppner Ma
sonic lodge no G9 AF & AM and
Oliver Cruswick, royal high
priest of the Heppner Royal Arch
Masons.
Tom Wilson.
Sunday Brunch Held
At Van Marter Home
Mr and Mrs LaVerne Van
Marter entertained with a
brunch Sunday at their home
with about forty attending.
Out of town guests were Mr
and Mrs Val Bulger, Mr and
Mrs A P Vengelen, and Mr and
Mrs Wrex Crouse of Portland;
Mr and Mrs Bunk Moore of
Prlnevllle; Mr and Mrs Maurice
Brown of Klnzua; Mr and Mrs
Robert Miller of Condon; Mr and
Mrs John Williams and Mr and
Mrs Del Jordan of Pendleton; Mr
and Mrs Delbert Parks of Milton
Freewater and Mr and Mrs G B
Urlie of Arlington.
Mrs Kelly Named
To Rebekah Position
Mrs La Krlly was elected
to fill a vacancy at recording
irfurv .t m'r -t
S.hi.1 lUbekah Mie February
19. Mrs Karl S.ward had resigned
from the portion.
A special officer' practice was
called for 2 pm. r
Mrs John Rogers ws accept
a new member by iran-d'f.
She elo won tne penny
prTh next meeting on March 4
will be the quarterly birthday
party. . ,
Mrs Rufus Piper, noble grand,
presided at the meeting at which
.. . ft. anil
there were v rncmoer
guets present.
Mrs Mabel Chaffee. Mrs Una
Kelly and Mrs Gerry Rel were
the refreshment committee.
Soroptimist Club
Sees Film Thursday
At the Thuri.y lumheon
meeting of the SoroptlmHt t lub
c,r llri.p.u-r Mi ,,uw-pU-ys.
program chairman,
ihowed a film on -ttystal .
Each meeting of the club a
wrdor girl from Heppner high
..ho.il attend as a guet. On
jThurluy Jeun Collins was ne
repreM-ntatlve irom
whool to attend.
Hans are b-lng made by tho
dub for the spring project" i a
mong which are several to raise
money and the annual tea for
the senior girls of the high school
and their mothers.
McQuarries Honor
Out of Town Guests
At Saturday Party
Mr and Mrs C E McQuarrie en
tertained with a cocktail party
at their home Saturday evening
In honor of Mr and Mrs Bunk
Moore of Prlnevllle and Mr and
Mrs Maurice Brown of Klnzua.
Out of town guests besides the
guests of honor were Mr and Mrs
Fred Stefanl. Oregon City: Mr
and Mrs Howard Mills. Salem
and Mr and Mrs John William.
Pendleton.
Moore Is the state Elks presi
dent and Brown Is the general
manager of the Klnzua Corpor-atlon.
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
Mr and Mrs Jim Lovgren en
tertained at Sunday dinner.
Guests were Mr and Mrs Tom
Sumner and children of Arling
ton; Mr and Mrs Jim Sumner
and children of The Dalles; Mr
and Mrs Paul Hlsler and son
Paul and Mr and Mrs J C Sumner.
USE GAZETTE TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADS
Lexington News
nrtHl tONES
Mr and Mrs O G Breeding and
son Paul were LaGrande visitors
on Tuesday.
Lee Cornellson who has been
spending some time in Portland
is again at the home of his
grandparents. Mr and Mrs Joe
Cornellson.
Miss Dona Barnett and Mrs
Trlna Parker accompanied by Mr
and Mrs Frank Parker of Hep
pner were Hermlston visitors on
Sunday.
Holly Rebekah lodge met on
Thursday night for the regular
meeting with noble grand. June
Davidson in the chair. Names
for secret sisters was drawn at
this time, and refreshments serv
ed later to the Oddfellow's pres
ent and the Rebekah sisters
Mr and Mrs 0ti.bu'fcVi of
S;,.fleld were callers In Uxui
ton lt week.
Mr and Mr Newt OlUrta left
u Mond-y fur Yuma Ariiuna
uhcre they will spend -me
time.
Mr and Mr Jlmnl Udtelter
were Pendleton vUHors Saturday
night.
Mr A F MJeke ba
ending a few day In roftlamt
Mr Roger Campbell and Mr
Dean Hunt were Pendleton vH
Itor Tuesday cf last week.
Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell
have returned from Portland
where they attended the McCoy
funeral services therts
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Fund
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Box 869 Heppner
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ADDRKIS
THE OFFICE OF
DR. E. K. SCHAFFITZ
HEPPNER HOTEL BUILDING
WILL BE CLOSED
Monday & Tuesday, Feb. 29, March 1
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St Albin's Spaghetti
Dinner Successful
The St Albin's annual spa
ghetti dinner was held Sunday
afternoon at the Episcopal parish
house with a large attendance.
The boys who assisted with the
dinner were Eric and Steve An
derson, Alvln Ayers, Arthur uur
kenbine, Tom and Timmy Drls
coll, Doug and Stewart Gribble,
Chris Labhart, Danny McQuarrie,
Neal Tenland, Bruce Thomson,
Chris Brown, Gerald Bunch,
Michael Crist, Bobby Dobbs, Har
old Gray, Timmy Loyd, David
McBath, Johnny Pfeiffer, Bruce
Soencer and Gerald O'Malley,
senior advisor.
The two cooks were duy oar
net and Winn Crist.
The money made from the
dinner will be used for the furth
nrincr nf St Albin's Acolytes and
Servers Guild and for their sum
mer outing to the Wallowas.
Michael Prock Has
Fourth Birthday
Michael Prock celebrated his
fourth birthday with a lunch and
party at the home of his par
ents, Mr and Mrs Jimmy Prock,
Monday afternoon.
Michael's guests were Howard
and Gregory Green; Tod Peter
son; Jimmy, Bobby, and Joan
Ployhar; Debbie, Terry, Eddie
and Heidi Feller and Trisha,
John and Tami Prock.
Following lunch and birthday
cake and ice cream, games were
enjoyed.
McCurdys Hosts
For Elks Dignitaries
Mr and Mrs Harlan McCurdy
hosts for a luncheon
party Saturday at their home for
visiting Elk's dignitaries. 1 5
Their guests were Mr anu s
rt Rnlnnr Mr and Mrs A r
Vengelen, and Mr and Mrs Wrex S
Crouse of Portland; Mr and Mrs
Del Jordan of Pendleton; Mr and
ittrc r. n iTriio nf Arlington and
Mr and Mrs LaVerne Van Mar-
ter.
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