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gOCIAL -IaPPENINGS J-.aU T"a, farWI it.uuuuuii;tu:8iiiin:usiiiuK:sn:i:gni:;nmngnnasa TOTTLEOEN-COLLINS WEDDING HELD IN VANCOUVER SATURDAY NIGHT A rfd.r!ht cfrmt-i Ut.Urd H t-ff whJtr ir ! in mrtU Jdi Judnh Am-, Paul tVNln. ilslrr f th tvtlin. daughter if Mr and Mr bti car-dMi-Mer ana vi::im Cti:in and iij i:V d in pai r-"- TuitUtM-n. n if Mr and Mr Th h-em. In whuh th rd lartld 4 Tuttlebm of CuJltn dtntf sad fwpilo w-r held IHinuU. Saturday iteftlfttf. dotd in th rJ3 atsd .V!ih 19 l 7 attack. mw n.mHH MMmw The -dJwtf briil In lht hom cf Mr and Mr Walu? t IVL y In Vanoour, Washing ton lth th Rv Ctrl K Berg perfuming tha rnvmony. The brlJa. given In manUg bv her father. lovrly In a ballerina Itncth fiown cf hite taffeta and chantilly lace. She Ltm an Uiuuon rll and her bouquet wa of whit carnation and Illy tt the valley. Maid of honor wat Sharon Van D Iky and her town ua of yellow taffeta, ballerina length and he rnrrled yellow carnat ion. Patrick Sander wa the fcet man. Th mother of the bride wii drKi-d In a yelluw knit suit Home and Garden When you plant a garden 'u do more thn t out tree, throbs, annuals, perennials or bulba. You also work with color Just as the artist works with pigments or the Interior designer works with fabrics and paints. A big difference, however. Is that In the garden you deal with living materials. Flower and fol Inge colors change as plants grow, become darker or lighter a.i the seasons advance or re cede. Thes colors vary In Inten sity in bright sunlight or In shadow, in mist or moonlight, against blue or gray sky. You, like the artist and de signer, work with colors that never stand alone. Always they exist In relationship to other colors. In gardens you not only have to consider the color re lationships of plants themselves, but the color of plants related to the color of house, terrace, fences, walks, walls, lawn and sky. If its outside we'll be glad to look over your house with a pro fessional eye. That's our busi ness painting and many times we can spot conditions that if taken care of now will save money later. If its inside here, too, we can offer our decorating experience. . . make suggestions that will add to the "livableness" of your home. Now, fresh color, properly used, is a good investment in better, happier living. But whether it is outside or inside, it costs you nothing to call us in. We are always anx ious to be of service. No obligation Just phono or write, R. L SANDVIG Painting and Decorating lone, Oregon (Adv) i ft'l and forttthia y.tt De Lcy a In chart: f the reception, at'd by Mrs $inley Daughrrty. aunt tf the brld and Jeanne Collin. ite of the htlde. Fallowing a month's trip to IllinoU la vUit the fMm'l par ent. Mr Tottleben will leave f-r Greenland where he will be stat ioned with the Air Force for a year. Mr Tottleben will return m iv.Mland and reum her Ktudtea. Coming Events M ji oct. NMtof. Karen ChAmbf ! m, CathoHe peUh h. Am i trail La-aloo. Wt4Y. March M WlU lad? m. toor. nurdot- Mch .J-4r' nut. xKh luach. ritdar. ApiU I Sens load lt- Wkab ld. Mrs Kocnig Has High Score At Bridge Club The King' Little Queens bride club met Friday evening at the home of Mrs Tat O'Brien. Theme attending were Mrs Paul Kocnig. Mrs Bill Soweii. Mrs Bill Slewert. Mrs Harry O'Donnell Jr. Mrs Herb Hamil ton, Mrs Harry Bongers. Mrs Fred PrtiRslnff and Mrs Bob Brinaie. Hleh seore for the evening was held bv Mrs Koe.ilg. second high was Mrs Sowell and Mrs Slewert was low. Mrs Brinaie won me traveling prize. Doctor and Druggist, two indis pensable men in your community who collaborate on your health problem!. In time of sickness they are the most important men in your life. Their skill assures you that you ire in safe hands. Place your trust in Doctor end Druggist. When you are ill both team up to make you well. Bring your Doctor's pre scription to our Rexall dutf store. YOUR Soroptimists Hold Auction At Night Meeting Tuesday Th Sorni tlmltt Club of Hep- r,ner met far an evenlni meeting )at Tuesday at the home of Mr C K McQuanle. Mr F F Contv wis In charge if the prttfc'ram which Included facts about Ireland resd by Mis tria llunnhrev. eroun singing of IrUh song, accompanied by Mr McQuarrle at the r'no ,nd eame of IrUh word in wnicn Mr Levil Parker and Mrs John Pfeiffer tied for first place and Mr James Hager wu low. As a fund raUIng project an auction was held, with approx imately $10 being raised. fiefrehhments were aerved featuring birthday cake In honor t.f Mrs James Thomson and Mrs pearl Devlne. Handkerchief Shower Fetes Mrs Ray Smith A surprise handkerchief show er was elven for Mrs Kay Smith Tuesday evening at the L L Rob- bins home In celebration of her fourteenth year In the United States. Mrs Robblns and Mrs Andy Van Scholack were co-hostesses. Guests attending were Mrs Nels Anderson. Mrs Elmer Schmidt. Mrs Kenneth Keeling. Mrs Harley Young. Mra Orval Matheney. Mrs Clem Stockard, Mrs Marcel Jones. Mrs Victor Krelmever and Mrs Fred Pros- sine?. Those sending gifts but un able to attend were Mrs Wallace Wolff. Mrs Rolce Fulleton and Mrs Robert Abrams. Games were played and the traveling prize was won by Mrs Jones. Following the games, refresh ments were served by the hos tesses. Two Hostesses For Shower Honoring Mrs Wes Marlatt Mr Wr Mail" honored tth a baby ahower sunn th afternoon at tte home of lUux-ann Ayer. The shower w a aurprla glrn by the senior girl hU-h kthoil with Ueann and Jud Co. hell a co tenieMHL Tt aiMtm were Bonnie it.ro.Mn Carol w"y Aaivroa Connie Andero. Lotior Lo tii. Carolvn Carter. Jsa toi Jin and Sharon linn. Miss Judy Collins Honored At Bridal Shower Wednesday Ml Judy Collins was honor. ed with a bridal shower Wed- neadav evening of lit week at the Episcopal parish houe with Mr. fonlev iJinham and Mrs James Priscoll as co hosteses. Those Invited were Mr Flalne George, Mra Frank Hamlin, Mrs Nels Anderson. Mrs Jame Hayes. Mrs Matt Hughe. Mr Wallace u-frf Mr tilVrnp Van Marter. IIVlll, - - - " " t aiion Pae. Mr Rohort I Jones, Mrs Howard Bryant. Mrsji. nF D:ii, Tc lorman. Mrs '"wJ i m.uyt i vKo lone Sorority Has Smorgasbord Party The i.ien.t"H f rut Oiiut rh.iJ-!-r And their huohatut rtl .e.l a kmofattiord Saturday evening at tl.e l-ei-i n hall. Plrnntle hm jl.ned aftrr- afd. with hiih i ri.'e. goiig to Walter Cor lev and Mr tlladv Ih-liker; Mt-oi-.d hh to lull l:i t mum and Mi Mirtf-.a Pe(ern; low Arther Wanen and Mi t.'ulersna Cot lev. Arthur O a ford rxn-ie. the d'K.r prle. Rhea Creek HEC Meet At Ray Drake Homo Ttur Eliun Crwt h H11' ntv at tha horn of Mr Ray rrk Thurndav. March IT fot a to!- luck dinner and bum min ing. Eleven memo! w f present. Tlie St PatrU'k'a day theme wit carried out In the table dee-oration. The Ai.ril 21 niiHliiii! of this group will be at the grange hall. Host and hostess for the April cranee meeting will be Mr and Mrs Ray Wright and Mr and Mrs Ben Anderson. NCf f NEI CAIETTt TlMtt, Tbuisdaf. March I. A Club Entertained At Mohoncy Home Club Entertained By Mrs Dick Mcador M: lk Meador wa h'e lor her brtilfc-e u, Thurdy r--iuisg i her home. Tlie guet were Mr Itiley Murker. Mr Ned Sek. Mr IV. n lwllenbrvak, Mr Kemp tMik. Mr Bill Heath. Mr Jame Nocene and Mr Creton Robin. on, Hikh for tne evening wa won by Mr Norene. eeond high was Mr BellenbhH-k and Mr Welt low'. ITiMh mewkber alo won a -atr of e,mlno. Oil Co-op Auxiliary HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUG The Prescription Store S&H Green Stamps Heppner, Oregon Reception Given By Rainbow For Girls Monday evening at the Mason Ic hall a reception was given hnnnrlne Sandra Jontes, grand representative of the state of MlssisslDDl for the Order of the Rain how for Girls. Mothers of the Rainbow Girls were also hon ored truests. An adenda was put on by Juay Cochell. Fern Alberts. Kathy Kea Sheryl Harris and Bernlce Thom son for Sandra, and then pre- contpd her with a bouauet of red roses and a gift. Linda Halvorsen, Sue Town- send and Judy Cochell accom Danied by Dalene McDonald sang and Judy sang a solo. Following the program re freshments were served. Pouring at the tea table were Judy Cochell and Barbara Sle- iwert. Ike Cole. Mrs Dick Borman tauten Cribble. Mrs C E Mc Quarrle. Mrs Charles Ruggles. Mrs Al Lovgren. Mrs Robert Afcrams. Mrs Bill Heath. Mrs John Pfeiffer. Miss Let a Hum phreys. Mrs Homer Hager. Mrs Rod Murray. Mrs Al Fetsch. Mrs Howard Keithley. Mrs Bruce Lindsay. Mrs Robert Penland. Mrs Judle Brannon, Mrs Dick Robinson, Mrs Dclbert Piper. Mrs Duane Alderman. Mrs Dale Ba ker. Miss Beulah Davis and Mrs Larry Simmons. Entertainment consisted of a novelty tap dance by Sheridan Wyman. Janice Drlsool! assisted tne hostesses for the evening. The Lexington Oil Co-op aux iliary met Monday, March 7 at the Lexington city hall with 16 members present. Mrs Ruth Mc Cabe, president, presided at the meeting. By laws were adopted and Mrs Beulah Hvnd taught the women to make smocked pillow tops. The next meeting will be April 4 at true home of Dr and Mrs Harold Hubcr. Mr and Mrs Ernie Garrison were sumrised with a nouse- warmine Darty Saturday even- 5 lng at their home, with a pot- 5 luck dinner and guts. - Those attending were Mr ana Mrs Ray McDowell, Mrs Rufus Piper, Mr and Mrs Ambrose g Chapin, Paul Heinncns, Marion s Lister. Mr and Mrs Ernie Win- - Chester, Mr and Mrs Paul Brown, BUv FOB YOUR FREEZER LYNDEN'S Mr and Mrs Harold Erwln, Shir ley Erwin and Erna Lynn Winchester. Value takes on new meaning when you wear a shirt by that master shirtmaker ... Graff, more fashion, fit and fabric than you evar dreamed possible at this modest price. $2.95 and S3.95 Wilson's Men's Wear Tha Star of Fronal Serrlca Bridal Shower Fetes Mrs Roger Peterson Mr Roeer Peterson (Bonrje Crum) was honored with a bri dal shower In the lone Com munity church parlors Saturday afternoon. Miss Mardine Baker and Miss Kay Sherer and Kathy Crum as sisted with the gifts. Mrs Ken neth Smouse played three violin solos accompanied by Mrs E Markham Baker. The gift table was decorated with a bride doll and wedding bells. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with a center piece of daffodils, for sythla and yellow candles. Mrs Ralph Crum and Miss Julie Riet mann poured. The hostesses were Mrs Baker, Mrs Ida Coleman, Mrs Harold Sherer, Mrs Earl McCabe, Mrs L A McCabe, Mrs David Rict- mann, Mrs LenRay Schwarz, Mrs Leland McKinney, Mardine aa- ker, Kay Sherer and Mrs uen Akers. Sorority Members Attend District Meet Those attending the Eastern Oreeon district council of F!o- silon Sigma Alpha in LaGrande Sunday were Mrs Betty Riet- mann, Mrs Marilyn Rletmann, Mrs Martha Peterson, Mrs Dar lene Hoskins, and Mrs Irene Leathers. A luncheon was served before the meeting, the fall council meeting will be held In Condon. Pfeiffer Home Scene Of Slumber Party Julie Pfeiffer entertained with klumber party lat Wednesday nlcht at the home tf her par ent. Mr and Mr John Pfeiffer. Guests were Beverly DavldSon. Beverly Blake. Diane McCurdy, Judy Schmidt. Sandra Harsh man and Darlene Turner. Mr V W Mahoney wa h(es last Wednesday afternoon at a it!d lutuheon fiif the What Trum' bridge club. MemtH-t pfrmlit were Mr Liurll Grttit'le. Mr Clarence !o-wall. Mr F-jrl Wake. Mr Alien Car, Mr L 1 Tibbie. Mi llawiumd Ferguson. Mr Gene Ferguson an.l Mr Rob"rt Penland. HU-h vre far the afternoon wa hell by Mr IVnland. Mr Gene Ferguson wa second high and Mrs Gribtde .w. TRIFLE UHIS TO MEET The Trh.le Link dub will hold It regular meeting at the home vl Mr l ear i i-ine, Monday. March 2$ at H p m. ATTENDS ALL STATE BAND Dennis Campbell, Mary Evelyn Tucker and Lydla Van lloute a I tended all slate band In Port land on March lfi. 17. 18 and 19 VrHz Amazing Alarm Clock Value DORM" ii i f - - - ' - 63 Amarki't low-prlcad favorlta. Trim bslgt cast and aaiy to raad whit dial. Accuratt, navtr naeds winding, alarm sounds for 45 minutes unlttl shut err. Plus Tax PETERSON'S JEWELERS HlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIllllllllllllllMllll iiiiniiiii p mmm I K COURT STREET MARKET li - . . . . i M M ..i4 - 'fvys w.-w m i hubs mm mmbu ktryMP-r....j .rv- 5 PHONE 6-9643 TOP QUALITY MEATS Garrisons Surprised With Housewarming Party ba turday PURE. FRESH roun Beef FREE PARKING 3 lbs- $1 1 SLICED FRESH SIDE PORK LB. 39C BAR-S SMOKED PORK ROLLS LB. 89C Phono your news items to 6-9228. Your trip to PORTLAND will be complett Wv if vou hay lunch or dinner at STEIVIHG. HEHS lb. 39c SWIFT'S PREMIUM CANNED HAMS 3 LB. TIN $2.69 I U lttffS r Mi I 25CASH - in every pound while supply lasts 77c , E Limit 2 lbs. per family CELLO PACKAGED APPLE JUICE 46 ox. can Hi-Country MINUTE RICE oka. OI1C i COCKTAIL SHRIMP can Pacific Fancy c i CAUL FL OWER id 23c the highlight of any visit to Portland, .a must for your next trip. tTAXOAJED jtm, IW on aoaswaT ea romxa. cma BULK CARROTS 2 17C CELERY HEARTS 25C j SPEOALS FOR FRL & SAT. MARCH 25-26 sflII!llI!lliil!!!iiI!liiliIliI!lil!illIiiIlli!III!ilIii!HIIil!!IIlHll!13
