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Beta Omega Chapter
Has Card Party At
Donald Heliker Home
The niffflb if f-t Omt-na
Chapter of Epl!on Sigma Alpha
and their hubanu enet
card party at the home of Mr
and Mrs. fn llehker January
2H, Bill Rlctmann un hliih for
men and Joe ltuU-r won law
prize for men. Mr Harold Snider
won hljih prize for women and
Mra. Sam Crawford won low. Mr.
Robert Ilosklns won the door
prize.
The regular February business
'meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. David Mr Lout February
1. with Mra. Robert iloskins as
Co -host ens.
Members of Beta Omega voted
to aoliclte for 'he Heart Fund
In the rural lone area. The chap
ter will also head the Faster
Seal drive for lone.
After the business meeting.
Mrs. Sam Crawford and Mrs.
Charles Doherty gave a very In
teresting talk and demonstra
tion on making party and table
decorations.
The next meeting will be a
candy making party February
15 at the home of Mrs. Bob Itlctmann.
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Gcraldine Swaggart
Feted At Shower
(U-raldine St;rl a guet
if honor at a bridal stumer
ctven her Jan, W by Shirley
(Jalnes at the IMibs home
Many tf her cUsumates and
ffler.di attended and presented
Miut Swai-cart with lovely and
UMful gifts.
The group played games and
were served refreshments after
the opening of the fins with
background piano muxlc played
throughout the exenlrg by Lor
alne Ixonnlg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jones spent
Wednesday thru Saturday last
week In Portland.
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Ladies Night
Winners Named
Mrs. Max Rusrhke, Mrs. Joe
Wright, and Mrs. Carey Hitting
were hostesses for ladles night
card party at the Elks last
Thursday following the chlrken
dinner served at 6:30 p.m.
There were six tables of bridge
with Mrs. Lowell Cribble re
ceiving high and Mrs. Loyal
rorker. low. Eight tables of pin
ochle were in play and Mrs.
Charles Beckett won high, Mrs.
Judy Totlleben, low, and Mrs.
Cerald Rea won the door prize.
The hostesses served cookies
and coffee during the evening.
Sons Souci Notes
United Pilgrimage
Essoy Contests
Sans Sour! Rrbrkah Mt met
Pri,i,y uiih 27 mrmer present.
Card were sent tn the mem
bers who were 111 and to tnei
families.
Th annual Itebrkah cara
oartv for wtn linage ami inn
othle is scheduled for Saturday
Feb. 11 at the lodge hall.
n was announced that the
Triple Link meetini! will be held
Feb. 20 at the home or Mrs.
Frank E. Parker starting at 8;00
p m.
A 1m i an Important date to re
member Is the United rilgrlmage
lsav contest to le held March
5 at 2 Ort p.m. In the Oddfellows
hall In Pendleton. This content
is oix-n to the public ana co
rhalrmen. Mrs. Altha Mrk and
R. C. MrMurtry urge everyone
to attend and see the contestant
from Heppner. Laura Lee Sum
ner, participate.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. L. L. Robblns and Mrs. R.
G. McMurtry and a birthday cake
In honor of Ellen Moore's birth
day.
Paul Browns Surprised
On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown were
surprised on their fifteenth wed
ding anniversary at their ranch
home with a family potiuck din
ner and reunion.
Guests taking part In the cele
bration were Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Edger, Heppner, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gentry. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Spurlock, and Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Brown all of Pendleton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gentry, Deb
bie and Denise of Milton-Free-water,
Chris and Mark Brown.
A lovely Valentine cake, made
by Mrs. Ron Haguewood, was
presented to the Browns and
served to the guests.
Housewarming Given
The Dick Bormans
A surprise housewarming was
given Mr. and Mrs. Dick Borman
at their home Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cox,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Case, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin as
hosts.
Many friends and relatives at
tended and enjoyed pinochle dur
ing the evening, and refresh
ments of sandwiches, cookies and
coffee. The Bormans were pre
sented a gift of a pull-down
light for their living room.
Swaggart-Dolven
Vows Exchanged
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swaggart
Heppner, announce the marriage
their dauchtcr. Gcraldine to
Russell Dolven. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Dolven of Lexington.
The young couple were mar
ried Jan. 28 In Couer d' Alene,
Idaho, and are now making their
home In Kennewlck.
Mr. Dolven Is a 1960 graduate
of lone high school and Mrs,
Dolven attended Heppner high
school. She was princess of the
Morrow County Fair and Rodeo
In I960.
Marilyn Calvin
Sorority Treasurer
PACIFIC l.MVl T-srrV. Forest
Grw. Oregon Manhn Cahln.
daughter t'f Mr. and Mr. IH
CalMn, formerly of tlrppnrr, now
llvine In Almk. ! Wa rJtv
led treaurrf of her .rvrity
Kappa Ielta.
M.irl!n I a wphi-nnie m4'r
Inn In physical education. She
Is a graduate of Heppner High
Sellout.
Co-op Biddies
Make Pillows
The Lexington Co-op Biddies
met at the home of Mrs. Ray
Drake Monday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent mak
ing round smocked pillows. Mrs,
Irene Nolan assisted with the
refreshments and served to Ruth
McCabe, Flossie Watklns, Mary
ann Peck, Fay Ferguson, Cleo
Van Winkle, Genla Huston,
Helen Baker, Edna Turner, Annie
Keene. May Gilliam, Laura
Richards, Claudine Warren.
The March meeting will be
at the home of Fay terguson,
An interesting meeting Is
scheduled for Feb. 14 at the
Lexington Grange hall with a
film showing in the afternoon
bv Helen King from Walla
Walla.
Mrs. Phil Blakney and Mrs.
Bob Brindle spent Tuesday in
Walla Walla.
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lone Girl Invited
To "Smarty Party"
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene One -hundred and
eighty-seven freshman coeds
with the highest grades In their
class, have been honored by in
vitation to the "Smarty Party'
of Mortar Board, senior women's
national honorary.
The "Smarty Party," an annual
affair, honors all freshman wo
men who have earned a grade
point average of 3.0 or higher
durinc their first term In the
University.
Smarty Party-goers from lone
include Karen Lundell, majoring
in physics. Karen is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lun
dell.
Mrs. Larkin Speaks
At Soroptimist Meet
Margaret Larkin, district dir
ector, spoke at the Soroptimist
meeting held Thursday noon at
the Wagon Wheel Cafe.
A senior girl from Heppner
high school, Margery Graves, al
so viewed the business meeting
and enjoyed the noon meal as
guest of the Soroptimists.
Methodist Men
To Hold Meeting
The Methodist Men's group
will hold their breakfast ana
meeting on Sunday, Feb. 12 at
8:00 a.m. in the church basement.
Rev. Rod MacKenzie, pastor of
the lone Community church will
be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Spencer Hosts
Nine Tricks Club
The Nine Tricks bridge club
met last week at tne ipencer
home with Mrs. Spencer as hos
tess for two tables In play.
Mrs. Rita Wolff won high and
Mrs. Charles Collins won low for
the evening.
Other guests were Mrs. Robert
Abrams, Mrs. Bob Jones. Mrs.
Harold Laird, Mrs. Rod Murray,
Mrs. Bill Seiwert. and Mrs. Dick
Wilkinson.
Mrs. Gav Harshman and
daughters from Alaska are here
for a stay with Mr. ar.d Mrs.
Everett Harshman.
Shannon Farley Has
Sixth B.irthday Party
Shannon Farley celebrated her
sixth birthday on Saturday with
several of her playmates coming
to her home for the party.
The thllilren played games
and had refreshment with a
brlthday cake. The tables were
attractively decorated with a
birthday motif.
The little guests present were
Shelley and Kelley Wolff. Marie
Van Marter, Bobctte Jones. Judy
Pratt. Mary Abrsm. Trlcla
Frock. Connie Flatt, and Christy
Bergstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake and
family spent Sunday in Walla
Walla.
Mrs. Lobhort Wins
High At Renegers
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Meador. Mrs, Bert Huff, and Mrs.
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Mrs, Ptatt ered delirious
fnen salad and ivffee a the
after card refreshments.
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