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353 HtrrNtJI CAZtTTt TIMES. Thursday. 8ptmUt I I960 gOCIAL (-IaPPENINGS IMtn SrhaRill, Sotirty I'hon 6 Rainbow Girls To Hold Public Installation Sunday McCormachs Honored On 30th Anniversary j Lat TuiJay rvrnlrig group i ....mi i.e..!),.! . r ..w ' ttiendt hnril Mr nl Mm A public installation of Ruth ,, .., ...h , ,hr tih p m I Cur! were Mrs Henry ruuth. Th- nil- f.,r,.tn , i, ....... ,.i Mr ami Mm John lUrtman. Mr n..ii.u rr ...in I Norman TfmMotun anl Dr and nut with the Installation. All frlondi and relative Kalnbow Clrli are lnvii.nl to at tend. 'Mm Robert IfotftVr. 0f A 1rorateil cake and Ice Report On London Convention Given Soroptimist Club The regular monthly business meeting of the Soroptimist Club of Heppner was held Thursday noon at the Wagon Wheel. Mrs Conley Lanhom was gran ted a six month's leave of ab sence because of her teaching duties. . Committee reports were given by all standing committees. Mrs Clara B Gertson, who re turned Sunday evening from a European tour, told of her travels and of the meetings at the 19G0 convention of the Soroptimist In ternatlonal Association which was held In London, England. Mrs Gertson and Miss Leta Humphreys both attended the convention and then went on to Rome from where Miss Hum phreys left on another tour and Mrs Gertson left on her return trip home. cream were served. Engagement Told Of Former Heppner Man Mr and Mrs Edward Dlehl of South San Gabriel. Calif an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Anna Mae to Raymond Leon Walker ot Dexter. Oregon, lie Is the son of Mr and Mrs A R Walker, formerly of Hep pner. A spring wedding Is planned, Mrs Mankin Has High Score In Pinochle Mrs Robert Lowe was hostess last Friday afternoon for the Pinochle club at her home. Guests were Mesdames Ben Anderson. Walter Beckett, Orian Wright, Earl Evans, Ambrose Chapin, Max Harris and Fred Mankin. The high score for the after noon was held by Mrs Mankin, second Mrs Wright and double pinochle, Mrs Anderson and Mrs Beckett. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermiston, Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermiston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS Miss Marjorie Peck Tells Engagement Mr and Mrs Harold K Peck announce the engagement of their daughter. Marjorie Kay, to Mr John Deane Graves, son of Mr and Mrs John W Graves of nardman. No wedding plans have been made. Mrs Smith Hostess For Bridge Club On Tuesday of last week. Mrs Ted Smith ente r t a i n e d the Bridge club. Guests were Mrs Harold Cohn, Mrs Gone Ferguson, Mrs Harlan McCurdy, Sr, and Mrs Earl Blake. Mrs Cohn was high and Mrs McCurdy won the Jack high. , ; : h7 1 r- r,M sv 53 WW! lo over The Tee Cup If Jack) Lotiail LEXINGTON (.ur! 4tur.l,' ll Miu IV. (.4 Harm-u and Mr Tun PiWt-r were Mr Mini Ji!r Neil While, n.t a itciglttnr l their, Mm ;,v.-r, lr and Mm IU-U Ifelffer and Njie M.liri.!,. and m, Mr ami Mr. l.;l WYaihc'rfi J and f.cms!, f llejij'fu'f, Mr and Mt Aniun Wltitoii i f Ij-ini'tuu. and Ihe h.t and h.!e. Mr and l H-m M in- I h.vrnl h-d.u.;;, !,J t i,,,,.,, li-If J Uuu l.m. U.tn V.'. X r...k. ar.J j M" w M family I he nl' t.- p..t Krhing mum iw. U'M'.e, :.: H ivr par . . . IjMm llutchin hmise guetn, Mr tat imtttm mnnor wi up i.t-ar vjwji .M.vutfrtw a gam i jde Clark ( .i.Ka!ie, nd Mt u .....it .! u t I if 1 . , i i . - . a i hi tH-t-n ranter -empiee . iMtH-n acationlng At the beaih, nxleo, (ni.lball game at.d ih ivndleton mM'r where our !.-,,. k ,, Mrg irI w,.r i,. Bfti Pmvk wa a t winner cf had taitiitif I liaxeni unu fur fcflf. With the ftrt day uf tliml Ijlitng on the ame day a our ladlei day. I riKted to 'e th cture overflowing with "fie' mother. lut I guem they all mut have breathed a li;h i.f rtltef ami pIopjHvl down In the nearest chair to enjoy e,ral rs of JuM plain quiet. Thie who did play were Gladys Snider Rotted a Doueheny, Wlma Cli, MirrTr. r)r num. ...... v. j, v ... (.mini nwu hi.imi-...- ..,. tin, t .r. her nln yatt ol 4-K club nuitJ moiner, iw .nu'inr, work br anteilng htr block June Smith dormer neppner res frcxtmann'a wool sheath draw I Idt-nt. now of Seattle), and my in tb Man It Touraeu wiu .,. i had low cruMi ncore of 37. Hazel and Velma had lowest comtilned scures in our hidden niuih "p Oregonlan Lal..r Hay touniameitt at the Pendleton l'ouiitr' Club, SPIX'PAL AN NOl'NCl'MKNT: There will h another two ball f..urotne thU Sunday afterniMn tee tdf time scheduled fr 2 (".) so all guller lan to attend. That all on the parte line (hi week. Wool contest this falL lone Girl First Entrant in "Sew With Wool" Contest Karen Lundell, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lundell, lone, Is climaxing her nine years of 4 H club work by entering her black Forstmann's wool sheath dress In the Make It Yourself with Wool contest, ac cording to Esther Klrmls, Morrow quite well at It) partner drawing with a 49 and 43, and Faye Ruhl had low net with a 43 20 23 which entitled her to the free lunch given by Herb Hamilton of the Wishing Well. Next ladles day tee off time will be at 9:30. PA RTF. E LINE TICKUPS: . . heard that "Crib" Is now play Ing golf on his knees (and does , I wonder I0NE NEWS Long Distance Nation-Wido Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 Mr and Mrs Paul Pettyjohn and Mrs Ernest Lundell, and Norton Lundell went to The Dalles Monday. Frank Lundell of Milwaukle met them there and took Norton on to Portland. Mr and Mrs Charles O'Connor and family returned recently from Portland and the coast. Mr and Mrs Ernest Heliker were guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Seehafer at Boardman Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan and Marilyn and Mr and Mrs W C Crawford left Monday for the State Fair. Marilyn will give a bread baking demonstration on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ray LIndstrom and family returned Monday from the coast, State Fair, and Portland. Dates to Remember: Sept 11 Rally Day at the lone Community church. Sunday school 9:45 church service 11:00 a m. Sept 18 Annual church potluck dinner and meeting at the Community church. Meeting at 1:00 pm. Mr and Mrs Fred Martin and familv were at the State air over the weekend. Jean Martin was a participant in the 4-H style revue. Jean modeled her party dress and received a red ribbon, If Raymond has picked up any more new golf balls . . . while we were at tne oeacn everytimc Bill and I went to play golf at Seaside we ran Into former Hep- pnerlte Gordon McGough (he also enticed his brothers in law Howard Cleveland and Paul Webb Into partaking In the game while they were mere) . . . was sure nice to have June Smith nlnvlniT with n durinc lnr1l Vd1n,UniYcrsi,y of Pre?n day (she has Just started play fall. She plans to enter the tMa ' vpflP nn,r ' shot a 4S which Is plenty good for the first time on our course) Helen and Harry spent a couple of days with us at the beach and the four of us played a rouna or goii at seaside twe saw Gordon again) where Harry FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY GET A FMf TRIAL SIZE WITH PURCHASE OF HMJ) (Jibuti county extension agent The Jewel necked dress with fitted bodice and three-quarter length sleeves is made of 100 Forstmann's wool. It's an eased sheath-type winter dress with a self belt, complete with a tafetta lining. This was Karen s 411 pro Ject In Clothing V this year. Karen, a graduate from lone high school this spring, plans to attend this wool contest In the Eugene dis trict. She will be competing with approximately 1300 girls In 21 states for a designer's tour of Europe, college scholarships and many other awards. That Is if she wins the district contest. The district contest will be held in Pendleton. October 22 at th v-ort rinhrm -hpn pntmnts Second, the garment must be in three divisions will compete entirely the work of the contes by modeling their garments for tant herself who must model her mi-iiifirt iiidfTfo ReMnnpM rfiv. own suit, dress or ensemble at ision is for girls 13 years old and he district contest and any sub thev comoete for the div slon sequent level I Mrs Hosklns also said the 10NE NEWS Linda Ilelmblgner, Melvln Martin. Karen Lundell are taking entrance exama for the state col leges In Portland this week. mer re.l-rti i.f I'lne City, living tiure In the isxtf cyclone. They were at! t l.iMtitc if Mr Lulu Hale NUIuU and may t re mcmtered by former resident. J V McMillan and on iVnny ate ii-ending ome time in Sal em and Portland. tictcsit over the LatHr Day weekend at the Culforth cabi were Mr and Mm Mel Hover f Mimier, John Sherer, Mr and Mr IVm Wet more, and children Lln da and Philip. Mr and Mrs I.r rell Lafh, of The Ial!c, Mr and Mr Vcrle Cockran and daughtr of Silvetton, Jay Latum of Hood Mr M.if) itie Se!on and child ren f IVMl.md. and Mr Frank Parker of Hrpjuu r, lulled at lt home it la P.irneit n! Ttits Paiker Friday, Triple Treat SalaJ Platter r - - - . i r. Junior division Is for ages 14 through 17, and the senior divls ion, 18 through 22 which may also Include married girls. Winners in the Junior and sen ior divisions will compete at Portland in the state finals in December. State winners in those two divisions will go to Denver, Colorado in January to model their garments for the grand first prize of an air trip to Europe and many other a- wards. Mrs Clint Lewis, Nolin is state director of the contest. Entrants will still be eligible until the time of the district style show, October 22, but she would like to have girls planning to partici pate get in touch with her as soon as possible. According to Mrs Robert Hos- kins, lone, Morrow county wool contest chairman, there are two special requirements which must be met by all contestants in each age group. First, only American loomed 100 wool fabric may be used in making the contest garment. sports outfit which was limited to district competition last year may go all the way to the nat lonal contest this year. It must be a complete outfit of an active sports type, not spectator sports apparel. Another change noted by Mrs Hosklns is that a wool blouse is not required with a suit as prev iously announced. Many contes tants live in warm climates where the wool blouse would be impractical so blouses may be purchased or made from any fabric. Make it Yourself with Wool contest is sponsored Jointly by Women's Auxiliary to National Wool Growers Association and the American Wool Council. It is the only national contest en dorsed by National Association of Secondary School Principals which has approved it for the sixth year. Girls wishing to enter or obtain more iniormauon may contact Mrs Robert Hoskins, lone Mor row county wool contest chair man phone 3-8443. Li- America's Largest Selling Vitamin-Mineral Product Buy a bottle of 72 tablets at regular price and get a bottla of 18 FREE! Save $1.40 $6.19 Value 4.79 On Super Plenamins Tablet gives you 11 Vitamins plus 12 minerals -MORE .than your daily requirement of ALL Vita mins with set minimums. Use the free trial size -if not satisfied return large size unopened for money oacK. 144'. pint 36 FREE 10.54 V.lu. 7.M 28' lu. 72 FREE. IB. 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