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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1960)
o s 4- UtTTHZ CAZtTTE TIMES. TfcursdaY- Maf S. 19C0 Kmmn'uiimunsiuatxMRinxin: OOCIAL U a nnrkiikiiic i inrrcninwj mmnntratramjmnnntmnmjntrunnjmiunnr::::::!:::!:::::;::::.':::!:!'..:::: JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET, PROM HELD SATURDAY AT IONE HIGH Br ECHO FA.'-MATEER The Junior Senior banquet and prom w hfld S. turday evening at Ih clii. Th t: juet was i-M In the caf-trlum and was MTM'il lv tne Junior mothers wlih Mrs LIo-4 Wee chair man. The theme w the "Mardl Mrs." The tobies were decorated uiih ballot.ns and favors and the ln-ad table with Ihe seniors flowers, rr-d and white gladioli. Those present were parents of the senior, the senior, the lac ulty, advisory board, the Jun tors also. Rev and Mra Rxl Msc Kenrie. Rev and Mra James Riley and the guest speaker. Ewaid Turner of rendleton. Mr Turner l a teacher In the Junior high school In Tendleton. Other numbers of the program were the Invocation by Rev Macken zie; welcome by Robert Rice; resHins by Phil Kmcrt Jr; c lass history by Karen Lundell; class will by Melvln Martin; class prophecy by Linda Helmblgner; Mrs Taul Pettyjohn sang "While Wc Danced at the Mardl Cras" accompanied by Marilyn Mor gan. The benediction was by Rev Riley. At the prom held In the gym Tlill Kmcrt was crowned king and Linda Helmblgner was crowned queen. The train bear ers were Melvln Gaarsland and COME TO WILSON'S FOR Every Mom loves gifts she can wear, and we have a full line of the most popular sportswear that she'll be wanting for summer. There isn't much time left, so come in today I Graff SPORTSWEAR -Blouses $2.95-3.95 I Spring style" in whites and colors -2 Pc. Dresses $8.95-11.95 Lots of new styles in smart cottons -Cotton Skirts $5.95 Spring and summer styles and colors -Capri Pants -Pedal Pushers -Slacks -Hanes Nylons IIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIItMIIIIIIMIIMH LADIES SAMSONITE LUGGAGE 4 j Wilsons MEN'S WEAR f ?! t The Store f The Store Of Personal Service M)i hael Hedmnn and the crown v-arr wer Anita Crawf'-rd and Susan JrpM-n. F.vel n Jep sen crouned the king and Bub Itlce crowns! the iu-i'n. Rwt inann'a orchestra furnished the music. The room was decorated In live shades of blue, a inure crown with a inhere on tj was In the center c.f the flwr. In the crown were hidden balloons and these were released before the coronation with balloon and confetti enmine lth from the floor and celling. In front of the stage was a brick wall with hprum flowers. This was decorate! hy Haljili Martin. Lilac trees wvie along the stairway and punch was served on the iko laoies A picture of trifl painted on the wall by Hugo Leyva, who also made the crowns. There was also a pink fence with the letters Mardi (Jrus in black on It. This was supervised by Lna White. Waiters at the banquet were Bruce Rlfbv. Wayne Hams, Joe Palmer, Tom Harris, Kenneth Nelson. Diana Pettyjohn, Michelle Morrison, Sherry Ben son and Ceraldine Morgan. Those serving punch were Stephen Llndstrom, Kenneth Kllnger, Tom Helmblgner, Cher yle Lundell, Arleta McCabe and Judy Sherer. The seniors are FJrcnda Town- send. Grant Ricbv. Harold Riet- mann, Melvln Martin, Karen Lundell. Gregory Leyva, Char lene Jones. Linda Helmblgner,! , Carol Hynd, Phillip Emert, Mary I Emert, Russell Uolven, Taula Barak, Barbara Baker and Ro bert Akers. The Juniors are Lona White, Jo Ann Turner, John Swanson, Kenneth Smouse, Robert Rice, Francis Rea, Carol Palmer, Mari lyn Morgan, Judith Morgan, Thomas Martin, Jean Martin, Evelyn Jepsen, John Jackson, Lyle Kincald, Theresa Esteb, Jack Crum and Sharon Crab-tree. 4 MIS3 TRANCES SLOCUM Miss Frances Slocum Tells Engagement Mrs Freiiln hl'x'um announces the engagement of her daugh ter, I-ranees Ann, to .Mr manes I) iv id Officer, Jr. of Green Bay, Wisconsin, son of Mr and Mrs C D Officer. Frances is a graduate of Hep pner high school and Is now at tending Merritt -Davis Business college in aaiem. No date has been set for the wedding. Sheridan Wyman Has Slumber Party On Twelfth Birthday To celebrate her twelfth birth day Sheridan Wyman had a slumber (.arty at the home of her mother, Mrs llene Wyman, Friday night. The birthday dinner and breakfast next morning were served to Barbara Blake, Tanna Valentine, Jean Marie Healy, Trisha Farley, Sandra McDon ald and Sharon Hams. Cherrl Lynn O'Brien Joined them for breakfast. On Sunday there was a fam ily gatheiing, for birthday cake and Ice cream, to help her celebrate. Mrs Anderson Hostess For Pinochle Club Last Friday afternoon the Tin ochle club met at the Robert Lowe home, with Mrs Ben An derson as hostess. Those attending were Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs Orin Wright, Mrs Fred Mankin, Mrs Robert Lowe, Mrs Art Watklns, Mrs II C Happold and Mrs Anderson. The scores for the afternoon were, high, Mrs Anderson, low Mrs Mankin and pinochle prize, Mrs Watklns and Mrs Anderson. Gary Adams Has Eighth Birthday On Saturday afternoon, April 23, Gary Adams entertained as guests, Mark Koenlg, Barney Marshall, Mona Lisa Marshall and Carolyn Burkenhouse, to celebrate his eighth birthday, at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Logan Adams. Games were played and ice cream and birthday cake were served. Reports Given At Soroptimist Meeting I The Soroptimist Club of Hep pner met inursciay noon at uie , Wagon Wheel and the nomi nating committee, Mrs Robert J Penland, Mrs Elaine S George. and Mrs Conley Lanham, made their report for the coming year. Mrs William Collins made a report on the teenage party given by the Elks lodge, assis ted by the Soroptimist club. A budget report was given by Mrs James Hager. Mrs E E Gonty told of her visit to Bcllingham, Washing ton where she attended the Northwestern Regional confer ence on April to i. Mrs Rod Murray was a guest of the club and Wilma Marlatt war. the senior girl represen tative from Heppner high school. Mrs Wright Honored At Baby Shower Mrs llene Wyman, Mrs Pat O'Brien and Mrs Harry Ring were hostesses last Thursday evening, at me wyman nome, for a babv shower honoring Mrs Margaret Wright. Thirty guests attended. mum. i Any illness, no matter how slight should not be neglected. We're here to help protect your Health by canying out your Doctor's orders) Annual Inspection And Initiation Held By Degree Of Honor Durinjf the amiu.il Insptntlon of the Lw-eree ,f lienor IMge held by Mts Ci.r D GerKon. national committee woman and male director, lait wwk. eight Junior members were presented with junior graduation pins and .nitiated Into the lodge. Newly elevled tate secretary, Mrs I Id Farra of Heppner, was presented; a crystal vase nd each member presented her with flower. Mrs Alii" Soward. local pres ident, pr-hlded over the rltualls tic work, which waa put on for the Inspecting officer. This was followed by a presentation by the drill team and music wai provided by the chorus. Reports on the idate conven tion In Cortland were given by Mrs I'rudy Case beer and Miss Marilyn Bergstrom, delegates from the local lodge. Initiated Into membership were Junior member Sheryl Harris. Sandra Jones, Ruse Marie Nash, Beverly Blake, Diane Mc- Curdy, Mary Shannon. Bruce Moycr and Thomas Gonty. Others , Initiated were Lucille Rarrish, Delores McDowell and Lincoln Nash. Out of town guests attending were state president Agnes W Baker. Tortland; Bertha Chls- holm, state second vice presl dent. Portland; Grace Hiatt, president Park Rose Lodge, Park Rose; and Mary Long, Reta Rose, Grace Stover. Eleanor . Essary, Margaret Brooke and Lillian Dockwiler, all of Pendleton. Mrs Katie Cunningham, Mrs Casebeer and Joyce Townsend served refreshments after the meeting. Mrs Jones Reviews Book At Club Meet Two Birthdays Feted With Barbecue And mh nod June, reviewed SI umber Party Friday Ri kcfcllrr Family Portrait" for the Rookwi.rms club when they met lat Tuesday evening at the home .f Mrs Fred Parruh. Tamara Smith and Jean Stockard celebrated their thir teenth birthdays with a baibe cue and a slumber uarty Friday. Members attending were Mr Aprlj 29 at the home of Mr and Ted Smith. Mrs Harry Dingcs. Mrg Fay smnh. Mrs Cornet! Grn .MUs Leta. Mon ,he barlMH.uri whkn Humphrey. Mrs 1 Ibj, Hushes .ne1 . staven- Mr. J O Turner. Mra Ture Peter-, b w hrM ,n4, othlr son. Mra James Thorruwn ndi m-M ha hV c..vt Jo.iv Mrs Jones. Mrs Wayne Chase vt Redmond was a guest of the club. James Popham of Pittsburg, Kansas and former teacher at Heppner high school has accep ted a position at San Francisco State College for next year. Tracy Gimble Has Fourth Birthday Party Wednesday There was a birthday party for the children and tea for the mothers at the Fred Gimble home last Wednesday, to cele brate Tracy's fourth birthday. Those present were Mrs Ralph Richmond and Stanley. Mrs La Verne Van Matter and Marie, Mrs William Labhart and Lorl. Mrs Robert Flatt and Connie, Mrs Wallace Wolff and Tommy, Mrs Gene Pierce and Molly, Mrs David Eckman and Kenny and Mrs Bud Collins and Carol. Refreshments of cake, Icej cream, cotiee. ana iea were served. eames played ty guest, Smith. Anna Marie Brlndle. Lynn Burkenblne, Vicki Barratt. Nancy Cleveland, Sherl Olson and the two hostesses. Rainbow For Girls To Have Installation Ruth Assembly, Rainbow for Girls met Monday evening at the Masonic temple. Election of officers was held and those elected were worthy advisor. Feme Albert; associate worthy advisor. Bernice Thom son; charity, Sharon Kelthley; hope. Sheryl Harris; faith. Lin da llalvorsen. A public installation of officers will be held on Sunday after r.oon. May 15 at 1:30 p m at the Masonic temple. Gribbles Entertain Duplicate Club Mr and Mrs Lowell Grlbble entertained the Duplicate bridge club at their home Sunday even ing. Guests were Mr and Mrs Con- ley Lanham, Mr and Mrs Richard Meador, Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt. Mr and Mrs La Verne Van Marter, Mr and Mrs L E Dick, Mr and Mrs C E Mc- Quarrle, Mrs Elaine S George and Mrs P W Mahoney. Mr and Mrs Van Marter were high and Mr Pratt and Mrs Dick were low. Mrs Sowell Has High Score At Bridge Club Mrs Wlllard Blake and Mrs llene Wyman were co-hostesses for the Kings Little Queens bridge club at the Wyman home last Wednesday evening. Mrs William Sowell held high score for the evening. Mrs C E McQuarrle was second, Mrs Harrv O'Donnell low and Mrs Philip Blakney received the Jack high prize. Other guests were Mrs Pat O'Brien, Mrs Herb Hamilton, Mrs William Barratt. Mrs Floyd Jones. Mrs La Verne Van Marter, Mrs Jerry Daggett and Mrs Paul Koenlg. COURT iw- ' -A-S It i H.l 1 INI ' KJ Tl iZ. i . PHONE 6-3643 SWIFT'S PREMIUM LOCKER SPECIALS FOR MAY 6-7 I? lb. FREE PARKING CUT AND WRAPPED HALF OR WHOLE Swift's Premium SPARE RIBS POUND ggC Portland Rose SLICED BACON POUND 0C ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS LB. 55c HUDSON HOUSE 303 CANS GREEN BEANS CORN PEAS YOUR CHOICE 1 it m PAPER NAPKINS 2 Pkas. 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