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gociAL Happenings
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Assembly Delegates
Elected Recently By
Sans Soucl Rebckahs
Sans Suuil fU-Ukah li ro
03 met Ajul 1 lth ItJ mem-l-rft
and one Ww -reent. In
tludrd In lfte ptrff.t r 13
'!t litl gflwlS.
!W-!i-;atr to the Rrbrksh as
sembly f Off con were flfttM.
Thy ar Mm R G McMurtry.
Ml father Bergstrom and Mr
Merle Kirk and the alternates
are Mrs Frank Ayers and Mrt
Jerry Rood.
Mn McMurtry was recommen
ded for the diiirlrt deputy presl
dent Mn Martha Van Scholark and
M!a Bergstrurn were hostesses
for refreshment after the meet
ing. The penney drill wai won by
Mrs Robert Van lloute.
The next meeting will be April
13 at p m.
Robert Von Houte waa la Ba
ker on Saturday to address the
Baker OEA on "Adequct Finan
cial Support For Schools."
Reception Honors
Mrs Becket Sunday
Mr Harold Hnkrt. rainl d-p
uiv uf th Rainbow fr ClrSa
of Orefon and Mia Rrba Barn
h.uie. if fmaUlU, grand r-p
rrtentatlve to Maryland pf
honored at a replrt In I'm
il!Ja Sunday afterrnm.
Attending from 1'ulh A-m-bly
Rainbow f..r ClrU were San
dra Jnr, grand representative
lo Mississippi; JuJy CVarhell.
worthy advlsr tf Ruth Aem
hit; ftrrnke Thomson: Fern Al
bert; Prls Morris; Linda Halv-
Aftfn Dalcne McDonald ami
Sheryl HarrU. Othera from here
atirndln? were Harold Becket,
Mrs Taul Jones, Mrs Roy Quack
e nbuh. Mrs Dick Wilkinson. Mrs
Claude Craham and Mra Lewis
Halvurwn.
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Oil I OCTAL CLU1 MEETS
The Social Club of Ruth chap
ter no 3Z OES met Saturday
afternoon at the Masonic temple.
K . V. ..IM.N VAmlLiJkyl til
dour rrUe. Mr Frank Turner ('amma
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Mrs Schoffitx New
Socle r; Editor
Mis E K icbolttti has
rot4 th pttloa of aoc
Uty aditot fat tha Coiatta
Tuxtaa, and ol handl
local a llama.
Bba will b la tha Catatta
Tlmaa elite a Mondays
and Tuaadoys and may b
laacbod at IUaV
NAD1NE WADILL
Engagement Told
By U of 0 Couple
Mr .ml Mrs Dal T Waddlll
i.t Mitihcll announce the en
Easement of their daughter. Miss
Nodlne Waddlll. to Mr !nald L
it.mf on of Mr Arthur Hunt
.n.i itw. late Mr Hunt of Lex
Inirton.
K..H. ro Ktudcnts at the Unl
torviiv of Oreeon where Don Is
a memlR-r of Sigma Phi Epsllon
nnd Nadine a member or Aipn
Id hlith score In bridge an
Mr Cleve Van Scholack high In
pinochle.
APRIL'S
BIRTHSTONE
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P aaa ''')
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For countleaa year tha .
diamond has had particular
significance because of it
breathtaking beauty.
Whether it be for a birthday
or some very special occasion,
see our wide selection of
diamond, or diamond-and-onyx,
birthstone rings in a
most pleasing price range.
note: White Sapphires,
Zircon and Synthetic White
Spinels are also used for April'
birthstone.
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PETERSON'S
JEWELERS
Welcome-
TO HEPPNER
FOR THE
Cutting Horse
Contest:
SEE US FOR YOUR NEW
BOOT:
1 BY :
I -TONY LAN A
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1 ALL SIZES FROM BABY
TO GRANDAD
I Gonty's '
1 SHOES AND APPLIANCES
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The wedding has b-en set for
August 27.
The Waddlll formerly lived at
iin(tnn where Waddlll was
superintendent of the school.
Work Party Sunday
Puts In Lawn At
Robert Abrams Home
A group of friends gathered
Ciin.i.iv fur a work party at the
new home of Mr and Mrs Robert
Ahrama and helped them put In
their lawn, after which they all
enjoyed a potluck dinner at the
hnmr of Mr and Mrs R-ennexn
Keellnu.
Those attending were Air ana
Mrs Ncls Anderson, Mr and Mrs
Flmer Schmidt. Mr and Mrs Ray
Smith. Mr and Mrs Calvin YacK
ley, Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff,
Mr nnrt Mrs Robert Jones and
Mr and Mrs Les Marks, Wheeler
county agent.
Oil Co-op Auxiliary
Meets At Huber Home
The Lexington Oil Co-op Aux
iliary met at the home of Mrs
Harold Huber recently.
After a short business meet
ing the afternoon was spent in
making corduroy pillows, textile
minting and knitting.
Those attending were Mes
nines Kenneth Palmer, William
Van Winkle. Arthur Keene, Ray
Drake, Frank Turner, Lee Scriv-
nor, Paul Warren, Ralph Rich-
rds, L A McCabe, L A Palmer,
Mlllart Palmer, Myra Peck, Roy
Campbell, Deb Wright, Paul
Wachter. Ida Lee Chapel, Hen
rv Baker, Ewlng Hynd, Gene Fer
guson and the hostess.
The next meeting will be a
two day class on cake decor
ating. Refreshments of cookies and
coffee were served. N '
Coming Events
TtMay. April Ruth cboptw a
32. OES.
Monday. Aprtl II Chamber of
Comraa-rco.
American Lvatoa.
Tuesday. April 11 Bookworms.
DvoToo of Honor.
WsdaasdaT. A pi 11 13 Willows
lodaa no 06. I OOF.
Thursday. April 14 S Of apt I
mlaU.
Elks.
Friday. April IS Sans Soucl Be
bekah lodae.
aaturday. April 1ft Eastar eg
bunt at 10 a m. court bouse
lawn end fair pavilion.
I!., t.orro if Mr On Tfuf faik dartnf t ummf.
( UrRibrr Piiwr.l mvt9 ir ana
l.tt Tt.ufaday rvrrdni
i Mm Philip tlskney, Mr and Mrs
showed ful.rfrd alt.ls uf lh Yel , A-rt Sherrl Lynn, Mr CunKv
otun faik cariliiuak MrjrVfrdin and Mm Srlty IVtty.
LuJn U a fjtet ranjjer at the John.
c
LXL AlStIL tha nut amwin'
red UuScJ tin Tnf iii
rlor'l AnciUan ' fri
alnro th sAor-.k work M rd
up. Star Thestrr. Sanda) M. n
day Tu4ay.
Baby Shower Honors
Mrs R O'Donnell
Monday Evening
Mrs Russell O'Donnell was
guest of honor Monday evening
at a babv shower given at St
Patrick' parish house.
Hostesses were Mr Paul Koe
nle. Mrs James Johnston, Mr
Harry O'Donnell and Mra Jack
Healv.
The tea table waa centered
with an arrangement of a stork
In a bowl of flowers and an
umbrella with flowers was used
on the gift table.
Guest were Mesdame Leon
Ball. Herb Case. Jessie Griffin
Grace Nlckerson, Vlnce Stlnke,
Haskell Sharrard, Ronald Leon-
nlc. PhlllD Blakney. Harry Bon-
gers, Jerry Daggett. Ray Thai
berg. Bill Scrivner. Pat O'Brien.
Ilene Wvman. Bill Scott. Art
Vance, Ed Wilson, C E McQuar-
rle, Elmer Moc, Claire O Donnell,
Miss Joan Moe and Mrs Hubert
McKay of Arlington.
Games were nlaved with Mrs
Scrivner and Mrs Vance winning
the prizes.
Mrs Wvman Has Hiah
Score At Bridge Club
The Klncs' Little Queens
brldee club met at the home of
Mrs Harry O'Donnell with Mrs
E McQuarrie as co-hostess.
Guests were Mrs Harry Bon-
gers, Mrs wlliard make, Mrs
Pat O'Brien, Mrs Ilene Wyman,
Mrs Herb Hamilton, Mrs Jerry
Daggett, and Mrs William Sow-
ell.
Mrs Wyman held high score
for the evening, Mrs O'Brien
second high, Mrs Daggett low
nd Mrs Hamilton received the
traveling prize.
The prizes were awarded with
poems for the husbands, com
plimenting them on baby sitting.
vDina Students
Hold Last Class
The P-TA sponsored typing
ss held the last meeting at
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