MEPPNEJI GAXCTTC TIMtS. ThurwloT. Octet- It IMI
Soroptimists Initiate
New Members, Plan
Halloween Party
Thri rtfw nwmtwrt were r-
cHvr.t Into Hie Soroptlmlst
chapter at Initiation crremonlwi
(ant Thuntday fvenlnf at tht
home of Mr. Lrta Humphrey
Mrs. Sudlc Griffith. Mr. Rachel
Harnett and Mm. Wm Sherman.
by huklncdi rllflratlit)i aewp
tbl for membership, wera for
merly Initiate! Into the nation
ally fTlllute. urbanization.
Mr. Humphreys, serving at
Initiating officer, waa aftKlsted
thmufh the ramtle lighting ft-vii-e
by Mr. liixl Murray, Mr.
John I'felffer, Mr. Jim Thornton,
Mm. Jim Hafrer. Mr. Etta Parker,
nnd Mr. Ed Gonty.
Muin dlwulon during the
miMiMsa meeting waa In regard
to the annual Halloween party
given for the yuung people of
the community.
Mr. Hocer, representing tht
committee In charge, recommend
a masquerade party to be Riven
at the Fair ravlllon building
After further discussion, the club
voted to sponsor the costume
party which will feature dancing
to live orchestra music, various
games, and the awarding of
prizes for the most outstanding
costumes. Hours are set from
7:30 to 10:30. Halloween night,
October 31. Areas will be act
apart for junior high school and
high school students. All are
asked to come In masquerade
costumes and enjoy an evening
of fun.
A social hour closed the meet
ing with refreshments served In
honor of those having recent
birthdays.
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Events
Noble Grand Dinner,
Election October 26
Plans were made at the meet
ing of Sans Scud's Pant Noble
Grands club Friday evening, for
the annual dinner party and
election of officers. The date of
Thursday, October 26, waa set
with dinner being served at 6:30
p. m. in the I.O.O.F. dining hall.
Any Past Noble Grand mem
ber living: in this area is ex
tended a cordial Invitation to at
tend. The main order of busi
ness will be the election of of
ficers for the coming year.
ritlDAT. Oct I
Itbaa Crsk frang. Grange ball.
iM p. m.
OES. Masonic ball, 1:00 p. m.
football. Heppaat at Condea.
1:00 p. m
SATURDAY. Oct 14
OES Social club. MS.
Laalngtoa aranao. Grange ball.
7130 p. m.
MONDAY. Oct II
Rainbow, Masonic ball. 7t30 p.
m.
TUESDAY. Oct 17
Heppner Lodge AT&AM. Lodge
bail, 1:00 p. m.
WEDNESDAY. Oct II
MA, Multipurpose room. 1:00
p. m.
Civic Leagus. old Central Market
building. 1:00 p. m.
THURSDAY. Oct II
3 or optimist Wagon Wheel, noon,
Buckburaar feed. Wranglers
club bouac. 1:30 p. m.
Family Party Honors
Couple On Saturday
Mrs. Jim Lovgren, Mrs. Archie
Alderman, and Mrs. Marshall
Lovgren entertained at the Jim
Lovjjren home Saturday with a
family party honoring Stacey
Lovgren and his fiance, Mary
Johnston, who have set their
wedding date for Oct. 28 at St.
Patrick's Catholic church.
A lovely centerpiece of pink
roxes and Lily of the Valley, set
In two silver wedding bells with
a bride and groom, adorned the
serving table.
Mrs. Alderman made and dec
orated the beautiful heart-shaped
cake trimmed with pink roses
and Lily of the Valley.
Guests Included Mary's par
ants, Mx. and Mrs. Harold John
ston, Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hayes, Boardman; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis LeTrace, Echo;
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wick, Her
mlston; Mr. and Mrs. Al Lovgren,
Slacey's parents; Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Lovgren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lovgren and Chris, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Kelthlev and Jerri, Mr.
and Mrs. Darrell McLachlin and
family, Mr. and Airs. Marshall
lovgren, Marsha and Mark, Mrs.
Robert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Lovgren, and Frank, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Alderman and
Duane Alderman.
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Moe-Hudson Nuptials
Read By J. 0. Haqer
Jr-nn M'"-, Uu,'lttr ot Mr. and
Mia. Timer M'w, and Je !
Huilwiin, Kn ot Mr. and iJsryl
Hudn, all of Heppner, ere
married by Justice of the Pence
J. O. Hater In a quiet ceremony
(kt. 4 at the llj,'er home.
Attending the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. V'litor (ituslien, Jr.,
Il'lpner.
The bride loie for lier wed
linif turquoNi wol ouit with
miitehlng hat, back ae-eirles
and a pink carnation corsage.
The newlyweds left for a wed
ding trip to Southern Oregon
and Northern California. They
are making their home In Ih-pp-rtr.
The bride, 1'jGl Morrow County
Fair and 1'oleo queen. Is a l'J.VJ
taduate of lleppner high hool
and Is employed at the Wagon
Wheel Cafe. The groom grad
uated from Heppner hlfh school
In 1957, nerved two years In the
Army In Germany and is now
employed by Kinzua Corporation
In Heppner.
Birthday Is Occasion
For Par ty at Monahans
A r'op ft friends and class-
mat tt Tefoa Monahan were
Inviteil to her home last Wed
n-1v afternoon to help In cele
bratlng her 13th birthday. Her
mother. Mrs. James Monahan,
h liod prolde entertainment of
various outdoor ;amea, and aerv
el traditional birthday cake and
lee cream after the honored g uet
r aI oiened her gifts.
TIiom prehent to wish Teresa
a "hai py birthday" were Barb,
ara fjribble. Trlcla Farley, Erna
Lvnn Winchester. Sandra Mc
Donald, Sunan and Terrle Green
op. Sheridan Wyman. and the
hostess. Mrs. Monahan.
Legion and Auxiliary
Flan Supper Meeting
With the threat of war head.
lin- In nrwtpaprn every dsy,
everyone must become aware of
his or her responsibilities In
helplnp to pre-rve the peace,
Mrs. Frank Hamlin. American
Legion auxiliary president
Mates.
With this In mind, the auxil
iary' Invites all legionnaires, vet
erana, and friends to a pot luck
surper and meeting at the
Lee. ion hall. Monday, Oct. 16 at
7;u k m.
"Come and get acquainted
with the Legion and auxiliary
program and what It has to
offer. Mrs. Hamlin said.
SjecUI guests will be Girls
Sttte delegate. tUerly Blaka
and Ubby Van Scholack. They
will tell of their trip and week's
stay lat June at GUI's Stat on
the Willamette campus.
The auxiliary will furnish
rolls, hutter, and coffee. I
Waok-oad fwosU Ua IvW
of Mr. and Mrs. Jo HartU wer
Vrm. liartte's parents. Mr
Mrs. Jamea . Montague of
Nyssa. They returned hom Mon
day after having an unsuccess
ful hunting trip In the moun.
tains.
Mr. and Mrs. James Myers
were In Pendleton Tuesday night
attending a sales meeting.
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Air Conditioner
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