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KCFFMER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. October I. !l District Convention For Degree of Honor Due Here October 10 The dltrk1 convention of the Ih-gm of llomif protective as-MM-Uttnn will ! In Heppner on Tuesday, Ortubrr 10, In the Cath olic hall with the following state ffirrrs present: Mr. Clara B Gerton, national committee woman and stale director. Ilepp rr; Mr Ky Baker. Mat presi dent. Portland; Mrs Jack Chls olm. state 2nd vice president, Portland, and Mrs. William Far ra. state secretary, Heppner. There will be delegates and members present from Golden Rule Lodge, No. 3. Fern Lode. No, 25. The Dalles; Magnolia Lodge No. 34. Pendleton; Marg aret E. Lrdge, No. 61. John Day; and Kate J. Young Lodge. No. 29. Heppner. An Informal luncheon will be served at noon to all visitors. The convention will be called to order by Mrs. Edwin Conty. pres. Ident of Kate J. Young Lodge. No. 2!, Heppner. at 1 p. m. Reports will tie given by each lodee and a school of lnstruc- lion will be conducted by Mra. ucrtson, assisted by tne oiner state officers. A banquet will be aerved at 6:30 p. m. In the parlors of the Christian Church with Mrs. Ba. ker actlnir as toastmlstresa. Ban quet tickets are on sale at $2 per plate. Mayor Al umo oi llcppner will welcome the vis Itors at the evening meeting, which starts at 8 p. m. Each visiting lodge will have a part In the ritualistic work during the evening meeting. A Coffee hour will follow the close of the convention. Long Distance Nation-Wlda Moving Service ' Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 Mover-Howard Rites Conducted October I Mi Frandne Moer, daugh ter of Melvln Moyer. llcppner. became the bride of William Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howard. Ft Worth. Tesas. at a 2 00 o. m. ceremony Oct. 1 at the St. Patrick's Catholic thurvh with lU-v. Raymond Beard officiating at the quirt family wedding. The bride, escorted by her grandfather. William Cunning ham, wore a white Uckrt dress of cotton brocade with white ac cessories. She carried a bouquet of white carnations, stephaiutia. and ml garnet rosebud. Bridesmaid were Effle Lane and Sharon Hams, both wearing blue cotton dresses and carrying bouquets of white carnations. stephanotls, and red garnet rose buds. Best man was Bruce Mover, brother of the bride. a rwrotiun ful lowed the cere mony at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cun ningham. Mrs. Bob Cunningham. Pendle ton, aunt of the bride, served the cake decorated with the newlyweds' names and wedding bells. Punch and coffee were served to guests. The young couple left by bus for their home In Ft Worth, Texas. Social Lites - - CALL I 922 of 9214 -by Jo Mrs. Blevins Feted At Birthday Event Mi. Terry Blevins was hon ored on her birthday Friday even ing at her home when a group of friends and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conty, came for a coffee hour. She received a number of nice eifts and coffee and cake were served for refreshments, in the crouo were Mrs. Bob Campbell. Mrs. Bob Van Houte, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Swcek, Mr. and Mrs. Conty and Mr. and Mrs. Blevins. To Hold Initiation An evening meeting and In itiation Is planned for new mem bers of the Soroptimlst club to night (Thursday), at the home of Mrs. Leta Humphreys, start ing at 8:00 p. m. Plans will be discussed during the business meeting for the Halloween party for high school students. "A.VA a r a mi mi I VA J For the woman who dares to be different... EMffllfDE the intriguing jewel fragrance K.CTY If vou dare to be different... wear the fragrance that's individually yours... Emeraude. the intriguing jewel fragrance by Coty. Toilet water from $2.00; dusting powder, $2.00; spray-mist, $3.50; creamy skin perfume, $1.85; perfume from $3.50. Plus federal tax. VJ Jim Myers, R. Ph. r JO PETTYJOHN WELL. I dusted the "tail feather of a couple of bucks 4k week end. Just giving them a chance! t Krally, I'm quite sure they need not be afraid of tne r my gun! ! o o o REMEMLKtt THE Elks bridge and pinoilile play Is now In pro gress with bridge on Tuesday nights and pinochle on Wednes days. The play will last during the month of October. Each week will b a scoarate nlay and ilay- ers need not sign up or feel ob liged to come each wi-eK. o o o KAY ANDERSON was hostess Wednesday evening at her home for the Kenegers Bridge club as a golng-away party for Jackie Labhart. Jackie was presented with an attractive coif ball tree which certainly hit the spot for this golfing gal. She aimo.si upsci the surprise when she unknow Ingly walked into the flower shop! Laurel Van Marter won hign for tho tvnini! ulav. Shirley Blake, second; and Kay Robin son, low. o o o WHAT'S THIS I heard about Shirley being late to the Ren eger's party? Seems her "taxi" forgot to pick her up? Guess Laurel was getting back on you. Shirley! o o o HAZEL MAHONEY and Kay Anderson entertained a group of friends at a housewarming for Sue Valentine In their new home on Court street Wednesday morn ing. They served coffee ana Dan ish doughnuts to 18 guests who presented Sue with a shrub money tree. o o o I GOOFED on the rummage sale dates In last week's paper! ! Next time 111 consult the cal endar and find out if the dates fall on a week-end! Anyhow the corrected dates are October 20-21, Friday and Saturday, at the old Central Market Building, o o o THE ELKS officers and wives entertained the Bill Labharts with a no-host dinner party at the lodge dining room Tuesday night. E. R. LeRoy Gardner presented thpm with a lovelv flower center niooe from the group followed with much visiting and wishing the Labharts happiness in their new location. Taklne part in the occasion Wprp Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr and Mrs. Conley Lanham, Mr and Mrs. Bob Flatt, Mr. ana Mrs Pat O'Brien, Dr. and Mrs. W. H Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dag gett, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brlndle Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward, Mr and Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins, Mr and Mrs. Jack Van Winkle, Mr and Mrs". Milt Morgan, and Mr and Mrs. Claude Graham. 0 0 0 I WAS HAVING trouble getting the dirt and grass stains out of the tan leans the ooys were wearing. How about you? I talk ed with Esther Kirmis, county agent, and Lenna Smith, secre tary, who gave me some tips uhirh I'll nass on to vou and you may pick up a pamphlet at the county agents' onice. First rub a detergent into the soiled area and wash with reg ular load, then re-wash with the white things in which a bleach has been added. 0 0 0 CHRIS LABHART was the ruest of honor for a farewell nartv and dance at the N. C. An derson home with co-hostesses Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Marshall Lovgren. His classmates gave him an warms almost lifee:v summer ' autgrih UM'k. sure to be filled with notes from his friends. The huteMM-s served punch and cookie to Daid Halt. Larry Richmond, till MiLeud. Kim Valentine, Paula Siewert. Jenn ifer Blake. Rita Pettyjohn. Mar ha Lovgren. tk bby Voung. Gary Ball, and Kit Anderson, and Chris. o o o MADGE THOMSON Tuesday morning told me her daughter, Bt-rnlce, wb home from tXC last week -end. f-rnlce related the Interesting and funny things happening to her as a college frohh. one tx lng. the basic skill test In physical education! ! She laughed and said, "You know me, mom. I ran around tlio wrong way. humped too much going under the bar when I should have wiggled like a snake! Oh well. I wasn't tha laM one finished! !" o o o DUPLICATE BRIDGE play for the Heppner Lexington gals started again this fall at the home of Eileen Padberg In Lex ington. The group was organ ized and started play last spring with adjournment during the summer months. Regular members present were June Bellenbrock. Lillian Sweek, Elsie Cole. Bebe Munkers. Gwen Hi-aly. Gena Leonard, Lois Hunt, Mildred Davidson, and Eileen with three guests, Lucia Cuts forth. Aloha DeSpaln, and Lil Boyce. June and Lillian won high for north-south and Gene and Eileen won high for east-west, o o o JEANNE BERRY and Lynn Haguewood threw their cares to the wind last week and took a busman's holiday in Portland. Some fun. Just shopping and looking for hours! Only coming home they were hours on the road, not car trouble but bus cruuble. Had to keep pouring oil In at every town! ooo ASK DOROTHY Scott about steer riding. You know, rodeo style. "If the kids can do It, so can I, she says to nerseir as she watches her nephews riding! "Well," she nonchalantly men tioned to her brother-in-law, Clayton Davis, "If you ride so will I!" On he goes and lands ker-splat on the ground, so Dor othy hops aboard for two Jumps then lands unceremoniously on her backside with the steer's hoof planted in her ribs! ! Re sults: some broken ribs, quite a number of black and blue spots, and a very hurt dignity! ! ooo A LITTLE reminder of the OES Officers club card party Mon day night at 8:00 p. m. in the Masonic hall for both bridge and pinochle. ooo THE FAVORITE recipe comes to me this week from Mrs. Bud Marshall, or Ramona, as we all know her. She got the recipe from her neighbor, Mrs. Ray Massey, and says they both double it for their families and bake in a 9" by 13" pan. WHACKY CAKE Mix together In bowl: l'i cups flour 1 cup sugar 2 T cocoa 1 t soda i t salt 1 T vinegar 6 T salad oil 1 t vanilla After mixing well pour into floured 8" sauare pan and bake fnr 9i tn an minutes in a jou degree oven. Use own favorite icing. ooo BEST BUYS this week include crispy fresh apples now more nipntifui in vour marKets, aiso a small supply of Bartlett pears are still available. Look for displays of squash, cabbage, parsnips, potatoes, and carrots for fall good eaung. own oming on are field ripened to matoes. Tiirkpv and broiler-fryers are still good main dish choices. Look for lower prices in fresh pork and slab bacon and beef hindquarters and loin cuts. omitif Cltnls Even In coldeat weather, you can atlll gtt tha warmth of a lunny ummer day with STANDARD HE ATI NO OILS. They Blv clean, aafa, all-anvaloplng haat . . . warm aimoat Ilka aommar. Ordar your supply today. P' s-y S"O'0 0 D'ceuci ca i 281 W. Llada Way COLE'S Electric Motor Shop S. W. 23 TutulUa Rd. Pendleton Pb. CR S-7761 rHIDAT. Oct I lUbekaha. Lada ball. 1:00 p ja raotbolt Hrpf Madia. iM p. m. SATURDAY. Oct 7 Square Dane dub, Wranglers building. 1:00 p. m Elks adult pUucfc, Ladf din- in? room. liU p. a. OES Social dub, Masoai ball. IMS a. n. fT A maqlciaa showj snatie S:00 p. m. EveatBf sbaw at 1:00 p. m. MONDAY. Oct OES Officers club party. Maaaei baU. 1:00 p. m. Cbambar at Commerce. Wogoa WhaaL noon. School board maotiaa. Court- bouso. 1:00 p m. TUESDAY. Oct 10 Heppner E (tension unit 4-H an- dx. 10:00 a. m. Bookworms. Mrs. Cornett Green. 8:00 p. m. Doareo of Honot District eooys- tlon. Catholic Parish baU. 1:30 a. m. Elks bridgt. Lodge dining room. 8:00 p. m. WEDNESDAY. Oct 11 Odd PaUows. Lodge bolt 8:00 p. m. Elks pinochle, Lodge dining room. 8:00 p. m. THURSDAY. Oct 12 Soroptimlst Wagon WbeoL noon. Carnation club. Mrs. Lincoln Nash. 8:00 p. m. FRIDAY, Oct IS OES. Lodge balL 8:00 p. m Rhea Crook Grange, Grange balL 6:30 p. m. FootbalL 1 - . V-- i ins n a - ssin imiir sJa Isiti am Heppner Homecoming Princesses Named Princesses for the home coming game with Sherman county at Heppner high school have been announced. Selected for the homecoming court were Janet Struckmeier, Llbby Van Schotack, Diane Mc Curdy, Shirley Carlson and Cheri Hartman. The girls were selected by the football boys. The queen will be chosen from this group and the announcement will be made at the Homecoming game with Sherman county Oct. 27. MART VIRGINIA JOHNSTON Heppner Girl's ' Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Ilaruld Johnston of Heppner announce the engage ment of their daughter. Mary Virginia, to Stacey Lovgren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Lovgren. also of Heppner. No definite date has yet been set for the wedding. Dridol Shower Fetes Joan Moe Joan Mue. il Fair anj Rdco qwrrn, was the honored guet.at bridal Wrr Friday even ( st the home of Mr. Jack Ploy har with Mm. Frill Cutfirth and Mrs. Herb Peterson as hostesses. The gift table, attractively cov ered with a lac clmh. was dec orated with a pink and white bridal renterplet-e, Assisting Joan with the gifts was Mrs. George Perkins. Pendle ton. Appropriate games were play ed during the evening and prizes wnt to Mrs. Jack Pl)har and Mrs. Darrell Ploy har. Other guests Included Mr. Jack McTempeny, Mrs. Darly Hudon. Mrs. Jim Prock. Mrs, Everett !!arhman. Mr. Wayne Prock. Mra. Archie Alderman. Mrs. Elmer Moe. Mrs. Al Lov gren. Mrs. Maurice Elder. Mrs. Vic Croshens, Jr., frs. 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