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Additional Social O.E.S. District Meeting In lone The district roeetln of Locust lifter N "9 f O.ZS. held In Ion- la.t Tuayn Ight wild Kulh Chapter o. 23 a co hunt lodjre. , Distinguished guests present ere Mr Mttle C Hermann. Worthy Grand Matron of tnt Grind Chapter of Oregon, of Sea aide: Mr Brit Batcman. Grand Jtuth. f Portland: Mr Florence Yager. Grand Cunductrev of Condon; Mr Virginia WUkln. on. a member of the creden laU commute. Heppner: Mrt-,Jtu"' O'Connor. Grand Reprewntatlv of Missouri In lone. lone; ana Mr. and Mr Oliver Creswlck. Worthy Matron and Tatron or Ruth Chapter of ICeppner. and other member and visitor ol Herpner and Condon. The meeting wa preceded by a banquet prepared by the Beta Omega chapter of Epsllon big ma Alpha. The Easter theme was used In the decor of the din ing hall and tablea. while the Rainbow theme was uaed In an addendum for the Worthy Mat ron In the lodge hall. Mr Hermann and Mr Bate man were overnight house guests of Mr. and Mr Roy Llnd strom, Worthy Matron and Fat ron of the Locust chapter. Chi Rho Group Have Skating Party The Christian church Chi Rho group went to Richland Saturday March 25. on a roller skating party. The high school class were guests at the party. Those taking cars were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stotts. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Jones, Mr. and Mr Clarence Baker, Mr. and Mr Charles Knox, and Mickey Van Scholack. BUSINESS MACHINE SEHVXCB Office Supplies. Office Equip ment Business Machines. IN HEPPNER 1st & 3rd Week of Erory Month DON BALL. Serr. Dept 120 Main St, HennUton Phone JO 7-5114 PARTY iPANTS 100 NYLON LACE PLASTIC Pink LINED White $1.95 Butterfly Ball WHIRL-TOY the butterflies fly 'round and 'round In a clear plastic ball ALSO SPINS. FLOATS Jr. ROLLS 98c Columbia Divided FEEDING TRAY Baby can't upset this one. ever! ADJUSTABLE STRONG PLASTIC FITS ANY HIGH CHAIR Pink Ivory $2-69 and Club News Two Celebrate Tenth Birthday Bobby dodos ana " were the honored guests at a " . .... i.mh hinhdav pany i The party ,at wJnr; day nfght with Mr Robert bSn fnd Mr Bert Corbln a. the CO' host ease They awed the boys a delicious spaghetti din- nAfter opening the gifts, the boys then attended the band concert at school. Present for the occasion were T,m Loyd. Frank Unrein. Karl Sorls John Van Winkle Len H.'nna. Mike an dS.eve Lane Chris Labhart. David Hall, Kit Anderson, and Billy Stockard. Large Crowd Attends St. Monicas Party with many lovely spring flow- -TSUbt p Mrs. Nellie nan d In pinochle nd Mrs. Aae' , -vivH second, in yyn.K"v r;:.ton Robimson 6ng,r"winnne the door ?r. were Mr M.ry Wright and Gordon Pratt Unusual Games Featured At Party .-n T7i CTsmM and an Eas- ,er egg hunt were highlights of l. lmusv nartv Mrs. William Weatherford hosted at her coun try home honoring me birthday of her daughter Karla Apr" 1- . Gathering me " . .v.. .voanitt tree was one ol the unusual games which de- llehted all tne cniwreu Alter opening wic LUku raifn ire cream and U1I . . punch were served by the hos tess to Llbby Abrams. Julie and Kathleen Ayres, Gwen Drake, Dovle Alderman, Mary ivaiucm Campbell, Patricia Hughes and Christy Taylor. The Fred Gimbals had as their guests on Sunday, nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Glmbel, and Mrs. Lucille Mlddlesdorf, all of Hermlston, for that precious baby! the original INFANSEAT World's best baby sitter $8.95 Can be used for feeding; as a high chair; as a car seat. You save money because it's so vers atile. Durable plastic In pink, blue or yellow. SEE IT SOON! BUSY BOX 10 in 1 SAFE STURDY PLASTIC TOY Attach to playpen or crib. No loose parts 0 mos. to 4 yrs. Fascinating! size Reg. size $2.95 - $495 'To baby with love" i. ,.v-"v I l By JACKIE LAIHABT With the coming of the sun, the golfers swr.med to the wum. Ilk bees to honey, only for s.me the -une may not have been mr sweet. Those sn on the course dur ing the wrekend were Ed Ben nett. LaVerne Van Marter, Sr.. Hugh Salter and mm, Jack Loyd. the Bob Hales from Pendleton the Conley Lanhams. the BUI Lanhams from Hermlston. Otto Abrahamkon. Gordon Pratt. Clint McQuarrle. the Eddie Gunder ons -Judge- Carmlchael. Tom Glas, Maurice Grove Earl Avers, Bert Huff, the Lowell Cribbles. Phil and Bob Mahoney. the Harlan McCurdys Bill Blake. N. D. Bailey and Bill and I. WEEKEND WONDERINGS: li Eddie was Just trylnS to R little exercise or If he actually thought he could catch up with his golf ball that he chased half way down Willow Creek . . . how In the world Harlan ever won his bet with me that he could shoot the No. 8 hole In 5 strokes with Just his chipper and putter ... If VI Lanham doesn't always put a little Eng lish" on her shots to keep In Heppner Unit Will Meet Tuesday The Heppner extension unit will meet April 11 at the apart ment of Mrs. Nora Turner start ing at 1:00 p.m. Project leaders, Mr Turner and Mrs. Keithley Blake will present and demonstrate "Soaps and Detergents." Th Hammer unit also reminds everyone of the film showing. Friday evening at me tnnii church at 8:00 p.m. Leta Hum phreys, Edna Turner, and Faye Ferguson will show some of their films on trips they have taken. Cookies and coffee will be served at the conclusion of the pictures. Rainbow Initiates Six Girls Monday At the Rainbow meeting on Monday six girls were Initiated into the order. From lone, the girls are Susan Llndstrom, Shir ley Hicks, and Bonnie Hynd; from Lexington, Mary and Bar bara Nichols; and from Heppner, Joann Van Houte. cinrtnv Anril 9. has been des ignated as church Sunday for the wainhnur ciria and thev will at tend the Methodist church in Heppner. a snprial meetine Is being called for Thursday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m., when me wormy Grand Advisor will visit the lo cal chapter. Social Club Met Saturday Afternoon Saturday afternoon Mrs. Wal ter Beckett and Mrs. Fred Man tintPSRps at the Ma- IWii ri-iw sonic hall for the O. E. S. social club. They served lemon chiffon pie preceding the bridge and pi ninv. Mrs. Clarence Rose- wall won high in bridge and Mrs. Edna Turner won nign in pinochle. The room was attractively dec orated in keeping with the Eas ter season. Anywhere, World Round Trip YOUR TICKET TO FAR PLACES . . . YOUR SAVINGS HERE CHOOSE A PLACE; en plan to go there. Start to help that planning by rlng regularly here. Our high earnings help to get you RATE there sooner . . . CURRENT " ' MM over The Tee Cup practice for her clae at school . . . how Otto ever atayed on the road when one of his golf K.n. -,fullv evoloded In his car while driving to Pendleton . . . If Bert Huff enjoyed hi flrt game of golf . . . U spring has sprung In more ways than one ... i r,t ua felt like 11 Itiist we had sprung something on a few shots we maae during wr .....l..i i npver thoueht 1 would see the day when "Grlb" would muir a anoi . . . i.i m fwth-r newcomer Join our ranks In the personage ct Maurice uiovr. It seems as tho' luck U a lady after all. for ahe sure showered her good lonune on us for our first ladles' day com petition Tuesday . . . that la to say she glowca ror us ui !......!.. ...nnu llflV. ThOSO Sal bm.... playing were Gene Case. Vclma Glass, Pee uriDDie. nauinc v. -Brlen. Roberta Dougherty. De w... irmu'rll. Donna McCurdy, Cork Norene. Kay Anderson. Bobble Drliscoll. uaisy voin and myself. New golf balls were awarded to Kay for having the lowest number of strokes on the hidden hole. Gene won the special prize for carding the score closest to 55. and I luckily shot low gross score and was closest to the pin on the des Ignated hole. ATTENTION LADYLINKERS: We are starting to establish our handicaps so be sure and save your scorecards from any nine holes you play and give them to our handicap chairman Dee; she will figure your starting handicap on the first five games that are posted. And don't forget ladles day will begin Tuesday at 11:30 on the number 7 tee where we shall first get "for tlfied" with a sack lunch and then maybe we can "sack" the nine holes following. The Tee Talk is still a little "weak, but snoum gei stronger as this cup "brews" longer. Johnny Johnson Has Eighth Birthday Mrs. Clarence Johnson gave a party for her son, Johnny, on his eighth birthday, after school on March 29. The boys attending the party were Bobby and Jimmy Ployhar, Robbie Abrams, Jackie Huggett, Bobby - Worden, Matt Warren, Scotty and Robbie Cantonwlne. They played games and enjoy ed the opening of the gifts fol lowed by dessert Mrs. Munkers Hosts Bridge Club Mrs. Bellenbrock won high at the Bridgettes club Friday night and the hostess for the evening was Mrs. Riley Munkers at her home. Also winning were Mrs. Creston Robinson, second, and Mrs. Kemp Dick, low. Others present were Mrs. Jack Healy, Mrs. Dick Meador, Mrs. Ned Sweek and Mrs. Elsie Cole. Mr. and Mr William Mahan left by train last week for a visit with friends and relatives in Missouri. Mrs. Evelyn Farrens spent some time with her son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Farrens at Monument. 1 ! FIRST FEDERAL Lexington News f D CLP HA JONES Tl firt graie ar.d the kin dergarten clawe entertained all the pre sthool children In the Lelngton area Thursday after noon at an Eater egg hunt. About 50 children were present Grades four and five hid the egg Fruit punch and cooklea wrre served by the hotee, Mr Walter Smith. Mr Don Pointer. Mr O. W. Cutuforth and Miss Fern Bonnell. Mr. and Mr Harlan Gentry and sons entertained with dinner on Easter Sunday with the fol- FOR SPRING, Isborts THE THING! WHITE STAG . SAILCLOTH DECK PANT Newly dlgnd pan! with a slightly wider leg. PAMELA FOSTER ...... - SUB-TEEN SMART CASUALS PH. 3 8133 Hl-C 46 oz. ORANGE DRK. SONNY BOY MARGARINE 6 PKGS. $1.00 G CAULIFLOWER GREEN ONIONS OR RADISHES 2 BUN-15 i. i.iNrnl: Mr. and Mr xtt Furlong. Mr. and Mr Con Adkln Mr. and Mr Ber lin Mhwa ana gu w w nMlt Peanna SteagalL daugh ter of Mr. and Mr Wilb-r Sura gall. vUHed her parents oer the Kater holidays from her work In PurtUnd, Hugo Ley a vUHed his par ent Mr. and Mi Gat ". Sunday from his worte In Port land. ... ... , Dr. and Mr Robert Pfrlffer of PurtUnd were gueita on night Ut week at the O. W. Cutsforth hum and visited their many friends In Lexington and Hepp ner. WHITE IT AG PEDAL PUSHERS the VlxtueM Pant 100 qombed cotton print and chock Tully Lined MATCHING BLOUSES ARE Ship 'n Shore BLOUSES PRINTS CHECKS PLAINS Luscious Spring Color Easy Car Cotton GROCERY 3 CANS 55c QUICK MEAL AND SONNY BOY 303 SIZE GUEST RANCH TOILET TISSUE 2 HDS. 39c l tv r l ' MAYFLOWER PINT j COTTAGE o)(p)ci CHEESE 0 CREEN STAM PS J4r. ana r i. - S "ol Mlirturll tU';SC visitor over the E eK nd. .. Mr. and Mr W. E- McM.uan and John Si-ro motored to rvrr dirtn cn mdsy vi.lt Mr Pat Sawyer tnA Umll' -h0,h' turned horn with them for the Eauter week end. returning on SUj5ind Mr J. k Munt arid .on Sirs of Maupln. and Mr. and Mr Haney Wright and tons of Portland WHed with Mr. and Mr A. F. M)eke over the Easter week end. Mia Marlann Huffman and MUs Charlene Jones and Butch (Cootinuea so 5Sk LEXINGTON S GREEN STAMPS. TOO SPECIAL CLEAN UP DEALS A J AX H 02. SIZE AND VEL LIQUID 4Vi OZ. BOTH FOR 30c BON AMI INSTANT 2 FOR CLEANSER A AC 14 OZ. CAN FOR CLEAN-UP DAYS Iw w ''li hip" wM AcikiCDC C lbs. tine SAUERKRAUT 9 CANS 2 4-BOLL PKGS. PHIL'S PHARMACY SAVINGS Cr LOAN A5iN. Box 733 Pendleton, Ore. Phil Blakarr. ph- rhoaM S-W61 or 9605 129 N. Main
