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PSJ CALL I K2I t2M Farewell Party Held For Fergusons Mr. and Mrs- P. V. Mahurtey .u:d Mr, and Mrs. Claud Graham v-r ro lun at th Ma honey hm for a colnu away party Saturday night fur Mr. and Mm. Itay IVriTUMtn who are leaving n ti make their home In Santa Barbara. Calif. The gueata. Mr. and Mr. Ed St-haffltx. Mr. and Mr. C. E. Mc Quarrle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Far !'. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cohn. Mr. and Mra. One Plerc. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Turnbull of Syd Hey. Australia. Mr. and Mra. Lttmard Sihwarz. Mr. and Mr. John rftdffer. and John Wight man. onjoyea a potluck aupper jm.t visiting during the evening mi. ana mm. Ferguson were iri'ented with a gift from the K'roup. jo fetttjohn Morrow Alumni Advisory Council Honored Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Cilia Minor of Uullaspurt, Wash, were In Hepp iut for Memorial Day and visited Stanley Minor a patient In Plo neer Memorial hospital. It's a Ronson and it's only $2.95! P " 1 " 1 ". V 'H III .. " T I ii . - ; ' "f 4 ' v- jj " i ; 1 ... ? -.. .. ..... ' " RONSON'S NEW TYPHOON is the lowest priced Ronson ever . . . and the most windproof lighter of all. Sleek, modern de signln four gold and silver-tone finishes, all at one low price. "Something from the Jewel, er'a la Always Something Special." JEWELERS Twenty. nine alumni Mrruw Cuunty AdvUuiy- Council mem bera were honored in May 23 with offUial homemaker pin at an annual gathering at the Han dall Martin home In Lena. Trie pins, which bear the tlft rial extension aeal tf "home community," and "omnty. were a surtrl to the women. They were gtftt from the present county committee who acted a hohtehkei for the clay. "Home economic extension work was started In Morrow county In 1MG." state Ml C ther KlrmU, Morrow county agent. "Women who serve on the extension advisory council serve a three-year term. They assist the agent In planning and pro vlding the home economics pro gram." Over 32 women have served on this council alnce 19K explains Mlsa Klnnis. Entertainment for the day was provided by Mix Leta Hum phreya, Heppner, who showed color slides and commented on the life and problems of the Holy Land. The presentation gave a clearer view of the Arab-Jewish problem. A short business meeting was held in the morning. Mrs. John Craves, Heppner, Mrs. Weldon Witherrite, Echo, and Miss Lota Humphreys, Heppner, were in stalled as newly elected county committee women . New county committee officers were named: Mrs. warren Mc Coy, Irrlgon, chairman; Mrs. Ed Baker, Lexington, vice chairman; Mrs. Randall Martin, Heppner, secretary; and Miss Leta Hum phreys, Heppner, treasurer. Other members Include Mrs. Earl Briggs, Boardman, Mrs. John Graves, Heppner, and Mrs. Wel don Witherrite, Echo. Alumni members include: Mrs. John Bergstrom, Mrs. Paul War ren, Mrs. Walter Wright. Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs. W. E. Hughes, Mrs. George Currin, Mrs. Ben Anderson, Mrs. Ray Drake, Mrs. Earl Blake, Mrs. Walter Ruggles, Mrs. Gene Ferguson, Mrs. Orian Wright, Mrs. Jasper Myers, and Mrs. Jerry Brosnan, all of Heppner. Mrs. E. M. Baker, Mrs. Ernest Heliker, Mrs. Omar Reitman Mrs. L. A. McCabe, and Mrs, Bryce Keene, all of lone. Mrs, Paul Slaughter, Mrs. Lloyd Berg er, and Mrs. Milton Biegel, all of Irrlgon. Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs Dewey West, and Mrs. Richard Waymire, all of Boardman. Mrs, Vernon Munkers, Mrs. Lester Cox Mrs. Millard Nolan and Mrs. Al Fetsch, all of Lexington, and Mrs. Willard French of Echo. IDcgree of Honor Holds Annuel Inspection 71 e Peiee i f Honor Inspection wit e!4 in the Christian church Friday rvri'.ifti with many out if tuivsi li!jr. ttt.;ng frm Portland were Ag'..v Baker, state president. Brth Chis'lm. state vice prel- t;t. Grace Watt, president f the Parkrtw lodge and dlgnl- tarie from Heppner present from Heppner were: Mr. Clara Gcrtkon, national committee wo man and state dlrei.r, Ma Farra, state secretary, and Elinor Conty, preUJent of the Heppner lodge. Alice Soward with flower girl. Teres Bailey, presented the guest with corage made by the Imlt'e member. In keeping with the Spring Flower theme, Shirley Nah played background music, 'Flower that Bloom Jn Spring, during the presentation of gift to the officers. Jo Ann Turner, daughter of Mr. Joe Gaarsland, graduated from the Junior lodge Into the adult lodge. Also Initiated were Alameda Duran, Lynn Hague- wood, and Lorraine Hams. Shirley and Rose Marie Nash. Mary Bryant. nJ Alameda Du ran swing two numuers accom panied at the piano by Shirley Nash. The Heppner drill team per formed a drill before the group, Guests coming from Tendleton were In costume representing the Pendleton Round Up. Rita Rose was dressed as "Chief Broad bottom," and invited all officers ami members to smoke the peace pine with her. The Pendleton members were Esther Gillett, Ha zed Case. Bevrly Johnke, Llllle Hoover. Lillian Dockwtller, Vir glnia Ruff, Bernice Yack, Mrs. Rose, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Storrie. Refreshments were served by Theta Stratton and Alice Sow- ard. The tables were covered with white cloths decorated with black bars and notes of music. Altha Kirk Elected Deputy President San Soucl Rebekah KU'e met Frtdav night with twenty -one member and one visitor prewnt Lctha Archer wa cUrn the Decoration of Chivalry at the Rebekah Assembly In IVndle. ton during the convention there. AUo part noble grand from San Soucl received the Assembly Degree. Altha Kirk was elected deputy president of San Soucl f,.r VMl Following the business meet inc. Mr. Robert Van Houte served doughnut and coffee. Soroptimists Honor 22 Girls, Mothers Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farra had as dinner guests Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chisolm and Mrs. Agnes Baker all of Portland, Mrs. Clara Gertson and Mrs. E. E. Gonty of Heppner. After dinner, the group attend ed the Degree of Honor lnspec tlQnt,the Christian church. Women's Jantzcn SWIM SUITS IN SIZES to 22 GIRLS' SWIM SUITS SIZES to 14 BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS SIZES 2 TO 14 The twenty-two graduating senior girls of Heppner high school and their mothers were special guests of the Soroptimlst club of Heppner at the annual Senior Tea held at the home of Miss Leta Humphreys. Other guests were women teachers and faculty wives of Heppner high. The "coming and going" tea, new this year, was arranged be cause of the large number of senior girls. During the afternoon over 73 attended. Each senior girl was presented a corsage with her class colors as she arrived. Miss Humphreys took pictures of each girl and her mother. The polaroid pictures were given the girls as souv enirs. During the afternoon a girls' trio made up of Pam Cochell, Virginia Moore and Ginny Lou Turner sang two numbers, ac companied by Judy Cochell. Judy played two piano solos; Ginny Lou played a piano solo, and Delora and Donna Whybrew played a piano duet. The tea table was beautiful with a lace cloth that Miss Humphreys had purchased while In Brussels recently. Spring flowers were flanked by pink candles in silver holders. Mrs. Roice Fulleton, outgoing presi dent, and Mrs. E. E. Gonty, in coming president, presided at the table. Soroptimlst members helped out about the rooms. Be Ready For Swim Pool Opening June 6 fnai cApparel 233 N. Main Phone 6 9426 Coffee Hour Offering For Mental Health Mrs. Allen Case and Mrs. C. E. McQuarrie were hosts to a coffee hour and Silver tea offering for the Mental Health Association of Eastern Oregon at the McQuar rie home last Wednesday morn ing. Mrs. Velma Glass spoke on the facilities and the out patient clinic at the state hospital in Pendleton. Guests for the coffee hour were Mrs. Frank Turner, Mrs. W. C. Rosewall, Mrs. Lowell Grlbble, Mrs. P. W. Ma honey, Mrs. M. C. Lehner, Mrs. Gene Pierce, Mrs. Ernie Garrison, Mrs. Warren Mil ler, Mrs. Jim Norene, Mrs. Clara O'Donnell, Mrs. Bruce Spencer, Mrs. Rod Murray, and Miss Leta Humphreys. 1 1 a 1 1 mmm DALT HOTEL Jp Triple Link Meets Mr. Roy Quackenbunh enter tained the Triple Link t!ut at her home Tuesday evening. After the business meeting, the ten member and two gust played pinochle with high going to Mr. Charles Stout, second. Mr. Pearl Dcvlne, and the ec. lal prize to Mr. Mary Wright. The next meeting will be held June 3 at the John Bergstrom ranch home. Birthday Porty At Von Marter's l.Yrne Van Matter, nine year Id -n of Mr. and Mr. LaVrnie Van Mrter, celebrated hi birth d.iy with a party at hi home Tuesday after school The youngster played game. viewed the gins, and enjoyed re freshmenu before tolng to the Little League baseball gam. LaVernes guest Included Billy Wolff. Matt Murray. Kevin Pick. Gary Adam. Philip Aver. Tommy Cleveland. Bobby IVck, Robbie Abram. Mark Lovgren. Jimmy Healy, Gary Munkers. Johnny Harris. Biliie Greenup. Bruce Townsend. John and David Hall. HtttNZK CAZCTTC TIMCS. Thuitday. Juns I. IMI Canal An4iMa and Susan MeQuam were home from LOC to visit their families last weekend Mrs. Mai j KimbU sf tatatioy. Wash. Is visiting her sister. Mr I. O. Peterson, thi week and r turned on Tuesday Degree Members Visit Degree of Honor member from Heppner attended the official In- sMHtlon of the Pendleton l.idge May IS, Going from here were Mr and Mr. Bill Farra. Mr. and Mr. Lincoln Nash, Theta Stratton. Ruth Bergstrom, Rachel Harnett, Ellen Moore, Alice Loutrell. Lu- llle Parrlsh, Alice Soward, and Dale Mattesn Joined them from Milton Freewater. al Lois Two shops to fyffS serve you lone 'JrVN A and Heppner. AKj' Most modern " i equipment.. KrJ Our large staff , J W V In constant demand. Espsit la Hair Strllna After 34 Tsxns Expsrtsnc IF TOO WANT TO BE BECOMING. BE COMING TO IN IONE issday V Jdnssday Thursday filday Call 7214 IN HE7PNEI Opan I days wk Mon. thru Sat Call t KOI far IE AN LOIS JO CLENDA LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps AVARKET IcrVcKNl PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 2-3 BAGS OF POPCOKM ALL DAY SATURDAY BE SURE TO ORDER YOUR FRESH ffk STRAWBERRIES 30 LB. TINS 30C LB. IT De,ivered To Central June 16 Order Deadline June 15 WHITE SATIN 10 lbs. g? MD 4 ROLL PKG. TOILET 71 37c ECLEENEK," 400s 4 for $1 PORK CHOPS 12 F0R $1 PORK STEAKS PORK ROASTS LB. 45 LB. SUNSHINE LADY JOAN HYDROX 1 LB. SHORTBREAD SANDWICH OLD-FASHIONED C249EcS 2 7P WE HAVE ALL THE FIXIN'S FOR COOL. CRISP AND DELICIOUS SALADS are here again! TTUCE 2 HEADS 25 GREEN PEPPERS 3 15 2 bunches 9 RADISHES OR GREEN ONIONS 2 " Ml ff! New Potatoes IO lbs. 39c MARKET PHONES 6-9614 6-9288 k3
