Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, June 29, 1961, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextId Beckett, Mrs. Huffman lied Friday by Eastern Star t Huffman and Harold fre In.falled FrlJay I worthy rruUuu and lion f the Kuth chap Of ih Order of Kastrm ! Ma.nie life 11 (.'man was twirled to by hr ion, Robert t oritma) of Rainbow in Cm-hell. Barbara ridy Wrbh. Jan Haeer, fili-r. ami Itogen Wll t Bttkil tm rsooried to ty Mis Judy Ctuhill hf lUlntxiw i;lrl. tbe Installation of Mr. and Mr. B.ikett. 01-rti-k sang two number .'1 at the piano by Carmlchacl. iffkrrs Installed were: matron. Mra. Dean o late pat run, Don Tur Hary. Mr. Floyd Wor tourer, Edna Turner; is. Mrs. Lowell Cribble; conductress, Mr. Siout; chaplain. Mra. Bryant; marshal. Mrs. It; organUt. Mr. C C. ll; Adah, Mra. Dclbert it h. Mrs. Don Turner: i lr. Roy Quarkenbush; Mr. Harold Becket; Ti m Hughes; war iJ. B. Snyder; and sen n il Cribble. nil officers for the ccr re: matron. Mrs. Dick t; patron. Julius Glm piston; chaplain, Mrs. Somllllon, Athena; mar i L. D. Tibbies; music Carmkhael; Bible bear Kreil Sanders, IVndle in charge of the guest 8. Julius Clmbel. Her- I a table arrangement ecs, were given to the Installing offkrrs by M s. Huff. man. and th Past Matrons pre M-ntcJ hrr with a kr!v rUr.icr Mr Oliver Orrswbk. Junior pM matron, and Mr. lirwUK, Junior pt patron, were irtM.-n-twl their past matmn and patron Jtwrls by Mr. and Mrs- raui Jones. R lett llulln.ati and Cary Van Gtntk of Arlington, placed and sang useral muuial numbers follw it; the Installation cere. Hit tides. Mi. Jone. Mr. C, J. l twu li.aii. Mrs, Kr--1 llmkins. and Mrs. Karl Soward served coffo and cake to ovt-r 10 guest. I'uur pg wie Mrs. Frank Connor and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson. SjhvUI guest was Tast Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon. Mr. Jack Folson of Pen dleton. Other guests present were from lone. Arlington, iierrmsion, and Condon. FOLLETT VtEAT CO. cnnlston. Orsaon f Ph. JO 7-6851 Hermlston-McNary Highway IOLESALE MEATS OM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Tuesday Wed., Thurs. Any Day Benae Home Scene Of Wedding Shower Mrs. Joe Wrlcht. Mrs. Frank Connor and Mrs. Terrel Benge were hostesses Saturday after noon nt the Benge home for a wedding shower honoring Jim Hayes and his bride-to-be. Miss Barbara Baker, of Medford, who are to be married Friday In Flor ida. The young couple was given a money tree as a gift from the guesta. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ber nard Damon and Miss Marguer ite Glavey In the games played. Kefriiments of angel food cake, topped with li e cream and straw berries, and coffee were served to Mrs. Comett Green. Mrs. Claude Graham, Mrs. Al Lovgren. Mrs. Elmer Palmer, Mrs. Charles Stout, Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mrs. Jim Hayes, Mrs. Frieda Slocum. Mrs. L. E. Ruhl, Mrs. Damon and Miss Glavey. Social and Club News Duplicate Play At Munkers Home The Duplicate bridge club met Thursday night at the home of Riley Munkers. Mrs. Don Bellenbrock and Mrs. Eldon Padberg won high for north south and Mrs. Don Ben nett and Mrs. Ike Cole won high for east-west. Other members present were Mrs. Mcrvin Leonard, Mrs. John Ledbetter, Mrs. Dean Hunt, and Mrs. Robert Davidson of Lexing ton; Mrs. Creston Robinson, Mrs. Jack Healy, and Mrs. Ned Sweek of Heppner. ' 'Dinner-for-Eight" :Save-By-The-Set Offer Gorham Sterling i Now save up to $30.00 Basic Service for Eight You can have the pleasure of dining tonight with your very own Gorham Sterling and at a saving! For example, the 32 piece service for eight shown in chest is Gorham Rondo Open stock $216. Set Price $196. The Pacific cloth lined chest in mahogany finish is specially priced with the set at $7.50. I Available in all Gorham Sterling designs! 8 Four piece place-settings you save $20 8 Five piece place-settings you save $25 f Six piece place-settings you save $30 -Something from the Jeweler's. Is always something special P lffh I ? Mr j E W E L E R S Vinson Family Holds Reunion Sunday The Vinson family reunion s field Sunday at the home ,f Mrs. L'mma Whit potlutK dinner was served In the yard, fi MM,n.t;ni? were: Mr. and Mr. Le Vinson and Debbie. Walnut Creek. Calif: Mr. anu Mrs. Claude Way. Stesl and LautU. Day Vlly. Ore; Mr. and Mrs. Kennv Way. Vancouver. Wash; Mr 11. i. Wareham. Port land. Ore; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morgan. lilllbro; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vauchn. Vvt Valley, Ore; m nn.t Mrs. Albert Breeding ami Fred, llermlston. Ore; Louise Clrk. lYndU-ton. Ore; Busier Vinson. June Davidson and iam-ill- xtr and Mrs. Roy Martin. n'.w .n,i Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wav. ail of Li-xlngton. Ore; L. D. Vinson and Haney. Monu ment; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Har riv Mr and Mis. Dallas Mc n mi.-i Mr. and Mrs. Dclbert Vin son and family. Mr. and Mrs. vi,. r:rMhens. and Scotty all of Hepimer; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Vinson and Fran; Mr. and Mrs. ir..nh n.inbln and family; Mrs. mm t.'iti(hfers V al- da and Vlckl; Kogcr ana uoiibju S'. lnH'nover; and the hostess. Mra. Emma White. nt. Ulnv r firl Mr. .nd Mrs. Charie. Paly t Het t.ner are parent t "l, My Kathr. '"r"1J.U ir U a Anthony rcrdlet .n. Fh webbed o " 1 Grandparents are Mrs Flia beth Ja.r.rd of La Orande and Mr. and Mrs. James Daly of dleton. formerly of MTP"t. Bridal Shower Held At Graham Home Miss Helen Graham and MM Jan.-t Wrlcht rntettalned with a bridal sh.wer Wednesday at the Graham home honoring Miss Meredith Thomson who is to be married to Charles Thomas Wal ters on Friday In California. Guests Include.!. Mrs. Vcrn Evan. Mrs. Delbert 1'iper. Mrs. Len liay Schwartz. Miss J''an tlray. Mrs. Bernard Damon. Miss Francis Slocum. Miss Bemlce Thomson. Mrs. James Thomson. i riii.ti M.irlatt. Mrs. Judy Brannon. Mrs. Walter Wright. Mrs. Terry Blevlns. Miss :usan MeQuarrle. and Miss Carol Ann Anderson. Joyce Mesler Sings At Utah Concert Miss Jcyc Metier, wl In structsr at ltejjr.er elementary tl-.i!, wen a :tnal honor at thi j-irrmrt r"rsl fkhj at I he tnhertity vf ft ah. S h.w.J if "ln Arts r.vently. !he was c!..'M-n as ore if lii to sir In the Madrigal Singers. The Mad neal las a art;e reioru4r In French. Latin, German and Enj- luh The summer coi.eerl tiok jdac June 23 In the Mormon Taber ntile at Hie end of the two week course. Besides the ltl Madrigal Sinters, a 273 voUv chorus re. M-ii'ed Muzart'a iUMUlem." un der the ilirettlon of lU'Rcr Wafi- ru-r. Miss Metier returned to her home at Twin Falls. Idaho, for the rest of the summer follow ing the workshop. Large Crowd Attends Elks Bridge Play The Heppner Elks sponsored an Invitational image tourna ment Sunday evening with 18 guests (Timing from Condon, Kin ma. and llermlston and a total of 10 players participated. Mrs. Bill Labhart and Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter won high HltthlK. CAZtTTCTlMtS. Thursday. Juae . IMI j lone Rainbow Girls Held Fund Projects 1 lONE The Ion Rainbow As .. .;.:, j.id a i;.. ju v tau:.-. rrt bit on Friday, June 2X hich c. i!iti-d i f a fod sale and a car held at the ClA.n Station in l .i.e A total of I.? .03 was made vn the IjikI sale and ever $10 ru on ti e tar wsh. Approx imately $70 has been deposited Irt.rn this jtfojivt and donations ' still coming In. The Italntniw Girls have been tuked to sing for the OLS, Lo. cut chapter I'lHiers Installation on Tuesday. June 27. N'o more n ttlii.i's Mill be held until Sept. 3. A picnic Is planned for the u niiinr but no date has been scheduled. for north south and Mrs. Lowell Cribble and Harlan McCurdy won second hlfih. Winning high for east west were LaVerr.o Van Marter and Mrs. Bill Colllna. Winning second were Mrt. Bruce. Lindsay, Umatilla, and Mrs. Clvde Davis of Condon. This Invitational tournament is planned again for July 23 with a family dinner preceding from 4. until 7:00 p. m. COTTON CTTM MEET Tt.m tenth, rr.eetirf cf th Cut' t.wttee was held Saturday, Jur.a U, at I'sm rraudf.H ' horn. W had t3 Msitors. They er Mr, rroudfin t and Fam MfCab. W discutssl what demntratl ns we uould dj at tho fair. Several suftfestlons were made. W will select our demonstrations at our neM meeting. We also discussed having a fair booth. A vote was taken and everyone divided to contribute 30 cents for materials. Our leader. Mr. Rca. demonstrated putting on our sKins waistnanu. m. showed how ta fln.t baste, then sew It tn. Our nckt meeting will be held Friday, June 23 at Mr. Kea'a house. News Reorter, Mertl Lee Jacobs Out-of-town visitors at the home vt Mr. Ola Buggies re cently were her sister, Mr. Will Olds of Marysvllle. Calif , and a sister In law. Mrs. Eva Landry vt Tortland. WE SPECIALIZE In Steak. Chops, Sea Food. Fried Chicken. Hotel Grill. Ella Sargent 14 tic Meredith Thomson Feted At Shower Mi' Meredith Thomson, touchier of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thomson, was guest of honor at i coffee and miscellaneous snow t Saturday morning In the Fire ido room of the Christian church, iiih fr p.iul Jones. Mrs. E. E. Gonty, Mrs. Oliver Creswlck. Mrs. Howard Bryant. Mrs. u. u. no bles, and Miss Marguerite Gla- ey as hostesses. PnnriniT were Mrs. J. O. Turner, tre wiiiiam Cox. and Mrs. John Pfclffer. Assisting Meredith with ihn f.in'vere her sister. Bcrnlce, and Miss Glavey. Mrs. Frank S. Parker had charge of the guest book. A lovely centerpiece of roses ard daisies with pink candles was used. The gift table was dec orated with a doll bride and bridesmaids. Mrs. Thomson and daughters loft immediately for Los Angeles for the wedding of Meredith and Mr. Charles Walters on Friday. Party Honors Local Man And Bride-To-Be The Terrel Benge home was the scene of a potluck supper and card party Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connor, and the Benges as hosts in honor of Jim Hayes and his bride-to-be, Miss Barbara Baker. A money tree gift from the guests will be sent to the young couple In Florida. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. George Sni der, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fer guson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stout, Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hughes, and Roberta Dougherty. Driscolls Enjoy California Trip Mr. and Mrs. Jim Driscoll and sons Tom and Tim, returned last week-end from a two weeks trip to Los Angeles. They left from Portland after the Junior Olympics, June 12, and stopped in Corvallis to pick up Jim's nephew, Joe Pointer, for the trip to southern Calif. They visited Jim's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Carney and family In Los Angeles where Joe, will stay on. While there, they enjoyed trips to Disneyland and Marineland. The Driscolls returned by way of Reno, Nevada, staying over night there before coming home. Rhea Creek Grange Honors Robbins The Rhea Creek Grange gave a farewell party Tuesday even ing In honor of the Lew Robbins family. A potluck supper was served at 6:30. Later pinochle was played. The Grange members gave them a milk glass compote dish and a guest book. The F.F.A. boys at tended and presented Mr. and Mrs Robbins a gift There were about 75 people present Long Distance Nation-Wld Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-illl m HI N. AvNtTtvV--- 1.1 1 B-S I 3 ImJ s i fcji t-i u m w ui m w r Was ip Van Camp's PORK and BEANS 2Vi Size Cans 3 for 63 SPAM 2 for 95 CARNATION Cottage Cheese Qt. 25 CARNATION V.TJ--V..-, 9 OS. 39 Pitted Olives 2FOR 57c PENNANT Strawberry Preserves 3 for $1 FOLGER'S COFFEE Lb. 59 2 Lb. $1.17 LETTUCE 2 HEADS 25C TIP TOP e oz. LEMONADE For $J n BAR-S A3 ;cr t t.4r?i , A WHOLE r- rr t - V HAM.... lb. 79 1 . 1 - t TV SW4ta FRYERS lb. 35 'r-Vn" - FRYERS, Cut-up , iimi-. - 1 lb. 41c 20 LBS. NO. 2 Potatoes 69c fully CooM Boneless B-iJL.l.UJL..I..'".TM -. - -11 ' i r I "rl I I f, OLD FASHIONED I - Lunch Meat 55c PRICES GOOD JUNE 30 AND JULY 1 PHONES: (GrocJ 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 FRANKS 2 lb. 79c ASSTD. It's nice to save twice- low prices and SCrH Green Stamps 1 MARKET Cheen STAMPS WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS