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utftnin GAzrrrz timis r'sY- Mend ft. IKI Additional Soda! and Club News Sweetheart Ball Set For Friday The Heppner FFA and FIIA are Mrs. Sweek Wins In Bridge Play Mrs, Dlric Mettdat entertain by lit lilui la Mr. Ned Sweek. Mrs, Crntun Robinson, Mrs. Dun Brllcnbrork, Mrs. Bill Heath. Mr. Kemp IXrk, Mr. Hi Icy Munkers, end Mrs. Dun Jointly tiunsorlnf a Sweetheart led the Btldffettcs Friday etrnin? ball, Friday evening al the with two table tf brldk In school t m. I play. Colli orgatiUstluns have work is In planning and decorating ftir the arml orrnal dance which they ho v. Ill continue ai an annual event. AIo they voted on three boys and girl fur the Sweetheart and King honor to I Dennett. be announced midway thru the Mr a. Sweck won Wjrh. Mr, dance. The other two girl will Robinson second, and Mriu Dick be her prlnccMHi and the twolMeador low. boya their escorts. The Mirh achool dance band will play for the danre which Bridae Club Met will be from 8:00 till 12:00. The A, ., . . J gym la bolnir decorated In red wnuuicnuiiic and while hearts and cuplda de noting the Sweetheart theme and all Heppner high achool stu dents are Invited. Farm Bureau Studies School And Other Problems M now County Farm Bureau fnrt Tur.tay turning, Fro, 2. at the C laude Graham home. Don Turner, education chairman. In- Boardman News r MAir Lte mablow Mr, and Mr, Arthur AlUn hate returned from a trip to Salt take City. ftah. where they via. Ited Mr. Allen's stepfather, Roy Itordelt. who haa been erlouly til for s"vera months. I "I IirU't was a patient In the Veteran's !lu(4tal In Walla Irr1 and coffee were .rel iniutv. the u-t iaker fr Walla. U'i(, from Saturday W. Musical Numbers Presented at Banquet Mr. Lowell Cribble and Mr. Mervln Leonard were co-ha. Ipsv Wednesday afternoon for the What's Trumps bridge club at the Cribble home. Guests present for the denat-rt luncheon and cards were Mrs. Earl Blake, Mrs. Clarence Rom. The Methodist Mnn ..rrnrwt wall. Mrs. Claud Graham. Mrs. and served dinner to about 60 Gene Ferguson. Mrs. Phil Ma persona at the mothcr-daughter honey, Mrs. Jim Thomson. Mrs, banquet hold at the church base- Ed Schaffltt. and Mrs. L. D. Tib- ment Saturday night, bles. A program was presented with Mr Leonard and Mrs. Ma aeveral piano numbers given by honey were high. Mrs. Thomson Gwendolyn Drake. Karla Weath- wcond and Mrs. Rosewall re- erford. Brenda Young. RcaElla celved Jackhlgh prUe. Robblns, and Margaret Green. A girls' trio, Cheryl McChee, the evening. One rierrv, whol Monday. riplalned the r and runs ol n expanded building picgrain fr the schools, etprclally from the ktandjiolr.t of financing Plan fr the rjr.l n t.f the lone sthtMik were (Irrulated by Mr. Jack Barak, rrprcM-ntatlve frm the lone area. During the bunlneM meeting the group voted to cooperate with fuur other eastern Oregon counties In oniKrlng plaques for FFA boys In the parllamen tary speech contest. It was also voted to purchase the documen tary film. "Communism on the M'. Hugh Brown of IW tun was a week end vUt ' at the home of Mr. and Mr. Earl Brlggs. Brown returner home with her after working at the Brlggs home for the art week Mr. and Mrs. Geo ge King of J Crouch fjiterprtse visited felr son pesn Guests at the meeting were here over the wkend. and Mr. Karl Rada. Mrs. Linus VI were Sunday dl-jier guests at men and Mr. Leonard Bedord a . m at A (I'll I me nome ui ir ana wn. vu- r,..h ,k,. uv, h. i.ni were their son and daughter in law. Mr. and M'l Clayton Claughton and sns Steve, Dale, Gary and Curtis tt Munt Ver .h thlr daughtrr Mrs Wll Jiam Ohrane and thtMrn Jranln end Marhall. and Shir ley Lt . -f fort land. Tt Clln Claw ,itufi are moving here this we . and will live on the former V 'Jtn fanlow farm In the east Tit lieu m Club Fiona The ftoardman TllMcum Club made plan to attend the Fourth DHtrlct convention of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs at Milton -Frerwater March 21 at their meeting Tueday night of lajit wts-k at the home of Mrs. guets were Mis, lid Ibjothmsfl and Mrs. Walter Hays. TU ladles voted to send eloth irg to the WCTf. thtUrnt Farm Home In Conaltls. The nest meeting will be an ail day wurii ir.ertlr.r at the (hurth with a py lunchewn at noon. Mrs. Farl Brigr, Mr Clyde Tannehltl and Mrs tUlltn Iiuti p w ill be hostesses. The meeting will start at 10 a m, Mr. Loul Carwood was Hon. t4 on the uci of lir birth day Munday afternuun when a grutip of friends surjrie4 her with a oarty, frewnt were Mrs. Cecil Hamilton. Mr Krnest (Wntwier. Mrs. Iz-well fat. tuh, Mr. Djn Downey and son Wayne, Mr, Nathan Thorpe, Mrs, Frank Marlow, Mr. Zearl Glleple. Mr. Claud Coats. M's, Charles Anderrgg. and Mrs, Glen Carpenter lard Baker. page at the state convention of Mr. and Mi 4. Douglas Callff the Federation to be held In Ten and children )anny. Cindy, Bry an and Surjtn of White Salmon, Wash., vl JIed friends here last fn" . , m . h I ...i t... r, fnrmM Bnon. Tills film will be made I" " 7 available to oiher groups In the area. Gene Cutsforth reported on the weather miNliflration held In lleppner recently at which Dr. Dicker aid that he thourht airplane weling of clouds was far superior to ground generators. Dun Turner reviewed the book "Spend and Survive." by David Demarest Lloyd. Some legislative measures be Ing considered now were review ed by Harold Beach, legislative chairman. n Kino liiw, ituxiuru, All. C a. I Laura Lee Sumner, and Mary Altar DOCiety Into Evelyn Tucker sang "Swing Three Ground Low;" a girls' duet. Judy and 1 Mrtre wwr' I'am uxheii, presented two SL Patrlck'a Altar Society has kl rrtUge Klw - - , 1 1 uiviui iiiiu nine uiiiia iui were poems by Mrs. DJck Mead- accommodate the large attend-1 Grandparents or, husan Drake, and Velma ance. Each has chosen a chair- Glass, tonstmlstress, concluded man. vice chairman, and secre. The Rev. and Mrs. Austin Mc mlston. Mr. and Mrs. James Garvlson Jr.. of Oregon City, were week . I end visitors at the home of Gsr I a KIAIIUL'SIVIIl m9 Mrs. Charles Anderegg. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlow were their sons and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mar low and daughter Anita of Cot tage Grove and Darrell Marlow of Pendleton. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Claugh Civil Service Examination Announced the program with a poem. tarv treasurer and will be eulded by the altar society. thf h'rth of a new grandchild The St. Cecilia unit met last n ' I nce Dany gin Thursday to elect officers, chair- was born to their daughter and man. Marian Brosnan; vice her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Har- -i i - xt . . ti. . i tAi tiii icop aw T oHu tf T rr . nIrJi?-,f Itl.h . i.n "y.treasurc. Kathryn Mona- hospital In Pasco Saturday. Thursday started with a chicken This unit will meohe first She has been named Tammle oinner ior tne tjKS ana meir ........ - .. Ladies Night Winners Are Announced The Federal Civil Service an- Ghee received word Saturday ofjnounces an examination for ap pointment to a position at Uma tilla Ordnance Depot. Hermis- ton as euard. CS 4. at $4.0-10 a year dletun May 8 9 are Mrs. Dewey West. Mrs. Ronald Black, Mrs. Ray GronquUt, Mrs. Ralph Skou !, Mrs Joe Crouch. Mrs. Don Downey and Mr. Vernon Rus sell. The club received an Invita tlon to attend a meeting of the Arlington Women's Club March 9 at which time Mrs. Fred Gast, Portland, state president, and Mrs. W. A. Burnap, Powell Butte, 4th District president, will be present. Rules were received for select Ing a princess fo.- the Morrow county fair from Boardman, and plans arc under way to choose one. The club made a donation to the Heart Fund. The next meeting will be held at the hme of Mrs. Ray Gron- quist Mar. 14. Ladles Aid Meeting Mrs. Guy Ferguson was host ess for the Ladies Aid Society of Community church Wednesday afternoon of last week. Fifteen members were present and u uuur as your mailbox! WE MAKE out bonking service available at Yu' mailbox whert you can make all deposits at rwt own convenience by maXL W evtn pay the postagsl Com la or writ for details. SAVINGS NOW EARN MO FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ti LOAN ASSN. Box 793 Pendleton. Or. Further information may f .J11 11 1,1 11 ' ' ' II till 1 1 1 II 1 1 Illl I 111 III I 111 1 1 IIIIIIIIIII II IIIII1IIIH t II I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 p.m. at the parish hall. wives at 6:30 followed by 14 ta bles of bridge and pinochle In (hn HInlnnr rnnm Mrs. Bill Collins, Mrs. Jim WS. OimDel nOS Drlscoll. Mrs. Marshal Lovgren, Rridae Club TuP?dnv Mrs. Delmer Buschke, and Mrs. DriCJ9e V-IUD I uesaay Don Bennett were hostesses for Mrs. Fred Glmbel entertained the evening and served cookies her bridge club Tuesday at her and coffee to the card players. home, serving macaroni salad Prizes were given the winners and cinnamon rolls, with Mrs. Harlan McCurdy, Sr., Mrs. Ray Williamson won high; Mrs. LaVcrne Van Marter, high, Mrs. Ralph Richmond, sec secona; anu ivirs. lea amun low ond, and Mrs. Jimmy Prock re in Dnuge. In pinochle, Mrs. Walter Beck- play. ett was nign, Airs, t-verett Keith- other guests were Mrs. Wayne jo, sccunu; ana iwrs. uaney Prock. Mrs. Gen Ward. Mrs She Is the second girl for the Hauscrs and the second grand child for the McGhees. Mrs. McGhee went to Pasco 'Saturday to spend some time with her daughter and the new baby. Heart Fund Campaign Success Tho nponnn llnn-t Accnr-tntinn ;T, vvciiuus oi wound up it3 annual Heart Fund campaign Feb. 28 with preliml narv reports Indicating a sue Young won the door prize. Mr. and Mrs. Xen Keeling wore in town on Saturday from their home In La Grande. Phil Blakney, Mrs. Pat O'Brien and Mrs. Sam Nagel. AU Saints' EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN REGULAR MEETING Thursday, Mar. 9 2 P. M. at Parish Hall Methodist Ministers Meet In Heppner Four area ministers and their wives were guests of the Rev Austin McGhee Monday when he entertained the Umatilla sub district parsonage club at the Heppner parsonage, for a potluck dinner meeting. Attending were the Rev. and Mrs. James Wilson, Tendleton; the Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Day, Weston; the Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Wingard, Echo; and the Rev. and Mrs. Fletcher Forester, Pen dleton. JUST ARRIVED at Phil's . . . NEW SPRING COSTUME JEWELRY EARRINGS NECKLACES PINS 1.00 & $2.00 DTM VEflRLS Most beautiful simulated pearls in the world I Reg. 9.75 - NOW 7.95 Reg. 7.00 -NOW 5.50 Reg. 6.50 -NOW 4.95 Tre-lur APOTHECARY JAR GUEST $-i AH SOAPS Asstd. colors Trs-Jur SHELL DISH GUEST SOAPS '1.50 Phil's Pharmacy Phil Blakney. R. Pa. Phones 6-9962 or 6-9605 pnnn NATIONAL F 1 It K ( -H CLUBi week i j jb. teJ S4 cessful drive, according to Mrs C. W. Gunn, state Heart Fund chairman. "We are grateful. Indeed, Mrs, Gunn said, "to the Individuals and newspapers who contributed so much of their time and space to the Heart Fund drive. Their ef forts mean additional funds to fight heart disease through re search, education and commun ity service programs." Mrs. Cecil Thome, lone, was local chairman of the drive. Mrs. Johnson Visits Locust O.E.S., lone The O.E.S., Locust chapter 119 of lone held a meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Patricia Johnson of Athena, member of the ESTARL committee of the grand chapter of Oregon making her official visit. Mrs. Johnson explained the Eastern Star training awards for religious leadership. Any college student in their third year of academic work in religious train ing may apply for a scholarship. Twenty-five such scholarships were awarded last year In the state of Oregon by the O.E.S. Of particular note was one giv en to a girl training as a nurse for missionary work overseas, obtained from the Umatilla Ord- nance Depot or from the local , post office. Joseph M. Stewart Services Held In Fossil Joseph M. Stewart, 78, passed Awav Frldav. March 3, at the Prineville Memorial hospital aft er a montns inness. Services were held Sunday, March 5. at the First Baptist church of Fossil Mr. Stewart was interred at the Fossil I.O.O.F. cemetery. Officiating ministers were Rev. Bene Barrow of Prine ville and Rev. Doty of Fossil. Mr. Stewart was born In Shouns, Tenn., on Jan. ia ibsj. He came to Oregon in 1901, and returned to Tennessee In 1909 to marry Emmor Brookshire. The couule made their home on a ranch near Kimberly on the John Day river for 35 years. J After moving to Fossil in 1945, i Mr. Stewart served as custodian of the Wheeler county court house. He was a member oi ine Christian church. His survivors include his wife, Sarah Emmor Stewart; a daugh ter, Mrs. Gerald Morris of Fos sil; and a son, Joe H. Stewart of Halfway. Other survivors are four brothers, three grandchil dren, and several nieces and nephews. LEXINGTON PH. 3-8133 GROCERY BIG SAVINGS FOR MARCH 10-11 GREEN STAMPS. 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