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Htrm cAzcrrcnHCi Tb urn-lay. ApiU IT, IMI Additional Social and Club News Mrs. Sowell Hosts Kings Little Queens Mr. Bill Svtl entertained the King Utile Queen'a rlub at her home Wednesday evening Spaghetti Dinner At Homlin Home Elaine George MM honored at a birthday dlnnrr at the home of Mr. Fran Hamlin Thursday M-vrral da lat erk , Mr jj.4 Mr. h.li Ciller ami Mr Bertha ptngra nd Mr. jtru j kj Tr at.l Mr (col Jatkaun f llermUton rr'ni fv., OJ,en ,eer '!y (4 furu of M. tw.a tirnctt ar.d tc.,j l( ,, -flfj i.;,,. Mf. Trar.r.Jc PAikff t-n Tuedy ir.uardt htn.d l1-.:? vnrk end with three tables of bridge and evening. dessert Mr. I'at ORrien won hl;h, Mm. Iln tt'yman aeeond. Mm. Herb Hamilton low. and Mr. Creston Jlublnmn won the Jack high prl. Other gueota Kfic Mr. Wayne Prurk. Mr. Marlon Green, Mr. Jark llealy. Mm. Clint McQuarrle, Mr. Gene Pierce. Mr, I'hll Blak ney, Mr. Harry O'DonneJI, and Mr. Bud Marshall. Mm, Hamlin served apaghel- II dinnrr with the group ! Iritf bridge later. ThoM attending wrre Mm. Bob Itunnlon, Mr Frank Turner. Mr. BUI Labhart, Mm. Dirk Mea- dr, Mr. Hamlin, and Elaine. of last week TW from a dutsr.ee t.o were here f ihe n it- f W, E. MfMilltn were Mi djuglv ter and (ain;ly. Mr. and Mrs. George In In of Winston; a hrotber and uf. Mr. and Mm, John L. McMillan of Reno, .Nev.; Mr. and Mm Elmer Smeroy. a ltrr of Mr McMillan' fruin Kelso, Wah ; and Mm Luu Rroadlry, Kelso, Wah : a grand. dauchirr. ( harlcne Jne of Wrdnrtdsy fruin a trip la Wal nut Creek, Califs where be at-trndc-d the 25h we-ddlrf anr.t rmry of Ma brother and uf. Mr, and Mr- Lre Vlr-.aon. He trwo Mr and Mn. fj-vl jrr.iin wnettmrd i r::?4r.U ml?! a tlfrt. 2 PAIRS STRETCH NYLONS $2.50 Volua FREE! I 5 Denier I 100 Ntt?.ttE 1strSch.60 gauge I fgll Fotbionad WITH VOUt fUtCHAtl Of ONI AI OF KX. -T-,y Bubble colons 4,., $p95 SIZES 0 I Mrs. Meador Wins High At Renegers The hViitfuera rnrl Wednesday at Ihe home of Mr. Eddie Gun- (li-mon with aevrn eufkta attend ing. Follow Ing (he bridge play, Mr. Gundt-mn nerved refresh ments to Mrs. Dick Meador, Mr. Bill Labhart. Mr. Allen Case, Mr. Jim Norene, Mrs. Jim Far ley. Mm. Clint Aje and Flalne flrorcft Mr. Meador rwelved hlh irl.e. Mr. Farley iwcnd. and Mrs. Labhart Jack lili,'h. Guests Play Pinochle Mrs. Ilaskrll Sharrard was hostess Wednesday night for two tables of pinochle. She served a delicious cake dessert to Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. Jack Van Winkle. Mrs. Riley Munkers, Mrs. Ielloy Gardner, Mrs. Bud Collins. Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn, Mrs. Merrltt Gray, and Mrs. Glenn Smith. full wtdgl cuihlon crap tel. Soft glov Uothtr. Ittcl arch (or xtra tuppect. Como in Today Stock of Fr Nylont It limiud Gonty's Lexington News By DELPHA JONES At a recent meeting of the 3 Links Chit) i.f Holly Rehckah Lolj.e. Mrs. llertha DinRes was honored with a urty. Mrs. Din Vxs Is niovinn to Grant's Pass in (he ne.ir future. The meeting was called to or der by the chairman, Mrs. La- Verne Henderson. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and the treasurer's report was given ami approved. A motion was car ried that the club sponsor a food sale and bazaar on Saturday, May 6. This is the spring bazaar, held each year near Mother's Day. Games were played later with prizes nlveii the winners, and at this time Mrs. Dittoes was pre sented a gift from the group. The meeting was held at the Freda Majeske home which was made attractive with planters and bouquets of flowers. Those prt sent were Mrs. June David son, niis. irannie 1'aiKer, miss Dona Barnett, Mrs. liertha Din Kcs, Mrs. Florence McMillan Mrs. Bernlee Wihlon, Mis. Cora Warner, Mrs. Bertha Hunt, Mrs, Annie Keene, Mrs. Delpha Jones, and Mrs. LaVerne Henderson Refreshments were served later Mr. und Mrs. Bill Fori ester of Gibbon were dinner cuef'ts of Mrs. Florence McMillan Sunday Mrs. I'at Sawyer and son Walde came to Lexington with them where she remained for a visit with her mother. Mrs. VV. I. Miller and son Earl of La Grande visited in Lexlng ton recently. Mrs. W. I. Miller was a visitor at the home of a brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones, lovely you, ready for the prom . . . In a precious silk organza semi-formal creation from Elma's. The prettiest styles ever! Radiant colors! Sleeves on sleeveless Sizes 1015 fnkP if 13 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION FROCKS. TOO Come See! CI in a J cAoparcl IV.lt bind, and the friends and relatives Mm Owen Spruce and Wrnn Warner of Portland. I na and Ray Ritchie and Elmo McMillan of Salem. Mr. and Mts, Owen Helms. Garry Fiels. Robert Cool. Mr. and Mm. Roy Johnson of Pendleton. Mrs. Ear! Exkelwin, Mr. and Mr. Ralph J.u'kson. Mr. and Mr. Albert Breeding and son of Hermlston. Mrs. Norman Stewart and Mrs. John Daniels of "j ray list. ,r ovtf ihe wrik end ! Mm O (i. f:r. and Mr. FJ- )d .ciiiitt uttrcded the fune. tal M-nln s in ! ;n :t"f tf Itib. -ft In, k..-,..ii (.t ur-k Mr ii Ken&t.fi Wa killed In a car acc ident t,i ar pw.d.Vton. He and fair.lly vci re f. r.rt n snlenta I f L-vin:tin whric M-ial of their ' bildri n attend.-d m b'd. Ker.i y J.ji,. j i e-k end Uittr at the l,S sin hirme In rolloMlpjl,,,,,., While lt.ee be attendnt Mr and 'its,, t roi-rj-sjiv iI.iuh r litvuriHiirrd . .. i. - . by the Junior Huh Youth frl loWkhlp . t;. Jirei-d.'.j- (rnded the World Wjir I iiei -iw dinner In Heppni r on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J It Yocom of Rufuw jT.t the week (rid at the home of their son anil family. Mr. and Mrs. - Ycrn. Mrs, Fae Ruhle, Mrs. Faye Munkers. Mrs. f-ila Palmer, and Stanfleld. Harry pence anijMrg. i;(.rtha Hunt attended the daughter. Mrs. M.irjorle Wll- xt)l"S convention la.! week In Hams. Mrs. Vina SjcnrP and sm Virgil of Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Maxwell of Haines, and Mr. W. I. Miller of La Grande. Mr. and Mra. Bob McMillan of Hlllsboro are visiting his mother. Mrs. Frances McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Bates and children of Arlington visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marquardt recently- Corvallls, and Mrs. Hunt went on tn Eugene where she Is visiting her son and wde, Mr. and Mrs. (hmald Hunt. Mrs. M.ixi.'u- Cox Is ii.iting In Lexington from her home In Prineille. Mrs. Edna Munkers Is a pa tient In Pioneer Memorial Una pit al In Heppmr, Buster Vinson returned home Mr. Emma White, and a Uivth er and fe. Mr and Mra U IX Vinson Mr, and Mr L-irr Cae and I-w l'e pent the wt-rk end In Elgin. The Lexington church had a Its gurl apeakrr on Sunday Wrlry Shultt Mr and Mm Shulti Ultrd at the home of v. and Mr. Walter Smith. Mrs. Hilda Yootm enirrtalnrxl with a birthday party honoiir.g h-r daughter, Di bble Ls, on her birthday. Camrt rre played and birthday rake m rvrd lo Ca- lita. lulita Joce, Jimmy and Shrrrr Marciuardt. Penny, Char ma. Doug, and Philip ,:anjuardt. Rumona and Marlene Smith, : Chuck Davidson. Timmy. Tommy and Norma Jean Cossitt. Carol j and Debbie paplneau, Keith Pa plnesu. and Kelly and Johnny Kilkenny. The parent and grandparent also present were Donna Paplneau, Agnea Nichols, Joan Smith, Helen Cossltt. and Rena Marquardt Mrs. Lola Breeding has been ill at her home this week. Mrs. Cora Allyn Is visiting In L'kiah thl week. The Lilian C. Turner Founda tion will meet May 13 starting with a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. in tne Lexington l.u.u.r. hall. After the supper a meeting will h b!4 Hh a putlU- dan! Id Mb at 10 uo pm In the LUftun fcbot-l gm TJief ill t m tbafi'e 1 k but doriatb'ft U1 be awj-tr4 j wurrc BPACic IN ADVERTISING i A GOOD INVESTMEM UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 48 Modern Rooms Excellent Beds SINGLE ROOMS I1.S3 la S4.M (Dmif rote) WEEKLY RATES UAO to US! Tba walcema tvat 1 out Wt want to b of Mrvle. to lt ua halp you. PHONE 6-5515 Hotel Heppner LAUNDROMAT COrFEE SHOP BARBER SHOP 'r - i . : v ,V A .--tf. .-: .'m rv- " ' . v V TTT f! Mi Jj) I V fc . ;' V)'.:. Vv r ' hSie l(7'- -rTTTJv v- ..! 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