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1 Variety Of Meetings Of Sons Souci Lodge During Post Weeks Air.-Mij: ih all activities of ! I'uhi N.,1,1,, (jrand of Sans . ! l..-!M-kh ,MtK',. NU, x, WHS lln- uiii.unl Umr.tT Ociubrr So, wnf 2 I memUn am! fH? visitors i'i uiu'iniiuit-f. (,u.-u Included Mi. Lucy KoiyetM tn, Mm. sr .Mi.riM-r. i on, or ivrtland. Mr. II-I-. Chart. .I.... . t . ... Vrs Lena kell.y and Mr. Mary H.fhlisht of the evening uti t'u; rciidinj; of name of secret i urn me urav.ing of new ii.r me coming year. Mrs. 1 nrm Avr wa chairman of ! ilimwr. and Mi. Clarence ..iuus.in was in charge of the uiniug room. At the njjular meeting last rr.u,iy evening, members and r . K 1 8,1 "om ,n lli'rrnliiton oij. were present to nominate mm ri.ii ouiter for the coming r-- .-- 1 0 . '-IftWHi JtW MPWIWtlWIIW Mini - . . .tit) . J : r-Y, K it i i muKe puns lor the I I il T' . Jn. ' rt I I I vUiclal v.sit of Cleona Annu.ll I '2 v'7 ill . r V J . V ! ta e president of the Oregon U r . -7 " t 'V f -Dv Jk I V J 1 ..i-l,-kh AsM-mbly. Cards were fi.C 't Pl J ( f -u tj tho.se reported 111 and lli . J ra.eshments were served by the I r m'- mTt hostess comrnltiee. Mrs. Oliver t ' " - 'Vs a i ! Lieswu-k and Mrs. N. D. Ballev. L-. ...' ' ym ' .- S . . ' J Mn. Morquardt Wini TOPS Queen.Title Tl11 mean TWe Cff rounds! Sriuibly," and IHt is what Mr, till Mniuardt of the l-einKton CIUD UIU U 111 m Cll. I. let iuein at the get Uether of TCIS class hri l r-TTiHy at the iiilit-um i;rnKe nu in Ten diet on. of lxlutum. preeniea aipiumas to 10 grailuaiing iiu'iuUr. who have aitslitetl the weight sug. gested by their physicians nj maintained that weight tor three months time. Graduating from Lexington viere Ms. 0.ar Mir irle and Mxa. Walter Smith. vid hautr. Mrs. Harold lluber, Mrs. Arthur Hunt. Mrs Homer Hughes. Mrs. Vernon Munkers, Mrs. L, tl Huhl and Noras Mar. quardl. Religious Education Staff in lone Meets Mr and Mrs. Hale OlUra of U ..si.i!i itre goet sirakers to the religious staff of the church h.m for the l ire Community cl urch lt Thurixtay evening They pr MM ted new eurrleu lum being iteveloMt by the t'nited Church of i hi 1st h i"g educational slides and dis. plalne (hhiKs whl.h n l. worked Into the curriculum. Mcmbi-rs of the religious eitu. cation staff treent er Mr Hoy LlniUtrom. Mm ve.it... lUiU-rts. Mrs. Hill lit. lb Itietmann. Mm. Lujan, Mr. and Mrs. Fre.1 Martin. Mrs. Keith lies, Mrs. Markham Baker, Mrs. Walter Cor ley. Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs. Norman .Nelson and Lev. Itod Mackenzie. HEffWEl GAZIWTE TIMCS. Thursday. November I. 1MI lone Girl's League Initiates, Installs The O 1 1 l.:ue of lone High :hh.i iteiti initia'ion and lntaL Imi. n at a ,Hvial me ting d r-.-y iit'rf i't. (K-totwr 2 Mike M.irrison. im.iiiftit conunl the mothers of the girls n.i wives oi teachera. Follow. Iig the weleonie. she Installed I he new aiKisor of ttm ltii I'llA Miss Aletha CrXness. O.'fuvrs Mho Mere Installed IM'.'C Mike Xtorrlwon rri.l...i PLtnn Fell) John. lce president; Tun ?.J.rr son, secretary; Geral dine Morgan, treasurer, and Judy Micfir. tloset chairman. Ii lii.ited int'i inemlMikhit Mere Clier),. Lundill. U Oi'onnor and i-Jsirley lluks. A short program, consisting it songs tiy ue TownMnd and Cher) I Cntley, Mas presented. The girls then escorted their tiothcrs and the Uttora to the refreshment table. Phont your news items to 6 81:1 Ballev. Mrs. Pearl Devlne w hnni to the last meeting of the Three I MR ND MRS. William Cunningham were honored on their SOth Links club, Mith 14 members I weaaina annivorsary at thtlr bomo October 29 with an afternoon present. IWminatlon of olficeril Pn ou on reception. vas ine main order of business. lunowoa Dy a social hour of AJ. r. H'HxUe. winning high prize I VVm- V-UnningnQITiS ....s. uncoin iasn; second I Mono rpd tin SfJth high. Mrs. Hav Metmnai.i .nH nuMU,eu win fJoormpr!ze' nee LuttreiL Wedding Anniversary Xo meeting is planned for De. I 3 ' cember, ana Mis. McDonald wUl Mr. and Mrs. William Cunning entertain in January. Iham celebrated their 50th wed ' I ding anniversary with on open Afternoon Ceremonv h?use at 'hcl'; h Sunday , , .. , w I afternoon, October 29. UnireS UOUpIe Here Hostesses Mere their daughters, Mrs. Herman Bletell. lone, Mrs. Mary Lou Lane and Robert Clarence Cox, Mrs. Darrel Hams, tass.tt were united In marriage Hardman, and Mrs. Lewis Mc St a small family wedding Sat- Donald. Also assisting them iuoy, unooer as, at 4:00 p. m. I were Airs, bod cunningnam, i mi- nurne oi ine Driae s bro-1 renaieton, ana Mrs. ueri AKers, uier, nonaia naguewood, wlthlone. Rev. Charles Knox Derforminal A yellow and gold decorated the single ring ceremony. Icake and coffee were served to The bride chose for her wed-1 100 Rucs,s wno honored the uing a mum-color silk dress With -unningnams wun gins ana a matching jacket with a Dink money treo- Tne children, all rosebud corsage. Their only at- Prescn the occasion except tendants were the grooms bro- one son- Biu- and mlly of tiier and sister-in-law, Mr and rol,cn(lale' gave tnem a loveIy Mrs. Harlow Cossitt I P,nk ru8 t the living room. Two irtro hncw ... Mr. Cunningham came to the cladioHs 7nH ZhiZ ' k " . " United States from Ireland In mums were situated on both I Mr. and Mrs. Bud Feck and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt were In Yak ima, Wn., Saturday and Sunday sideT of he fiSlfc?wl?h wwS Brooklyn before ine to Hepp. and Mrs. R, L. Goldsmith, sister ;,U1 lne frePtace With White npr n 1Qn7 Ifn h mart hia anA krnthor.ln.lou f Mr Hiinf home here since. He met Mrs. Cunningham In Portland in 1910, She had come to California from Ireland In 1909. They were mar ried October 31. 1911. In SL Mary's Catholic church In Fen dleton. They have six children living, but one daughter, Helen, died in 194S. The four daughter and their families reside in the community. One son, Bill, lives in Goldendale, Wn., and thel other son, Bob, lives In Fcndle-1 ton. They raised two grand children, Franclne Moyer How ard, now living in Texas, and Bruce Moyer. a senior In high school. Thev have 14 rrand children and 3 great grandchild ren. For 27 years. Mr. Cunningham worked on the county road crew and In 1955 he and Mrs. Cunning ham went home to Ireland to spend two months visiting old friends and relatives. Baton Classes Halted Baton clse. rondu-te4 hv i,orton Hutched, a past nat ional baton champion. Mill be discontinued for a few weeks )'. iuu at thu 1 1 In. Ml w f hi. father, Karl Hutchcns, in Hills horo, he said Monday. Gordon said that he expects to be Mlth his father on tho eimulna uul. ends. At present, he has a class for heelnnor nr1 nrw f.i a1. vanced twlrlers. totallni 16 mem. bers. BRIDGE - PINOCHLE -DOOR. PRIZE - Lexington Altar Society Cord Party St. Tatrlck Hall 8:00 p. m. Heppner November 17. 1901 Admission $1.00 NOTICE TO ALL O.E.S. MEMBERS Beginning Monday, November 13, Reg ular Meetings of Ruth Chapter No. 32, Will Be Held The Second And Fourth MONDAYS of Each Month. Inez I. Huffman, Worthy Matron candles. Mrs. Ronald Hacuewood sprv ed a buffet dinner to family iiicmucrs ana a toveiy 3-tier yel low trimmed wedding cake fol lowing me ceremony, They are residing at the John i-ane ranch home and Mr. Cos sitt is employed at the Heppner Lumuer company mill. Methodist Bazaar Billed November 18 Hours of work and effort will be represented in articles and items displayed for sale at the annual Methodist WSCS tea and bazaar on Saturday, November 18. Hours will be from 2 to 5 p. m. in the Methodist church fellowship rooms, Hand made items for home and Rifts, as well as the ever popular home prepared foods, canny and appetizing delicacies, will be available. A surprise table will hold a variety of use ful budget-priced items. This is always an opportunity for Christ, mas shoppers to find that "some thing different" gift Item. The MYF young peoples group will sponsor the home-made candy le. PI! HI! II I IIH . )U (1 rr il JlMCrfl 9 XAiks. .'vtffc. --.-.i'r rHnfTTSii W5 SE- Haul t big 1,150 lbs. of cargo. Carry 6 adults through mud or sand on a hunt ing or fishing trip. Combine business and pleasure in one versatile vehicle your4-wheel drive 'Jeep' Utility Wagon! It's been use tested and abuse tested. COME IN FOR A TEST-DRIVE TODAY! m "J JOB PROVED 0 UTILITY WAGON FARLEY MOTOR CO. Heppner, Oregon NOWI If you buy 4 or more setting you pay less for. . . Wallace Sterling Wonderful news for parents of the bride . . for hostesses ... for everybody who dreams of owning Wallace Sterling. Fabulous savings on our new Wallace Quantity Savings Plan if you buy 4 place settings or morel So don't delay any longer. Use our extended payment plan and enjoy using your sterling service tonight! PRICES ARE FOR 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING (TEASPOON, LUNCHEON KNIFE AND FORK, AND SALAD FORK) Fid. Tu InclucM but remember you pay less If you buy 4 or more. ? "Something from the jeweler's, is always something specicdr JEWELERS Store Hoursi 9 A. M. To 6 P. M. 177 MAUf ST. HEPPNEB PHONE 8-9200 CREEN BRAND NEW SEWMOR SEWING MACHINE TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 COME IN AND GET YOUR NAME IN THE BOX GENERAL MILLS BI50UI Gt -39 ARCHWAY ZVi TINS PEACHES S for $1 OCCIDENT ROW. 25 LB. BAG $4 98 JL HILLS BROS. COFFEE LB 69c 2 LBS- 1.38 6 OZ. INSTANT 94c S Cr W 303 CANS GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 4 F0R $l RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 2 F0R 15e 5 LB. BAG ORANGES . . . . 49 10 LB. NO. 1 POTATO S 39 SHANK HALF ... lb. 39 WHOLE OR BUTT HALF LB49C LEAN BARS CHUNK, WHOLE or HALF SLAB BACON lb. 49 LEAN, THICK PORK CHOPS 10 for $1 MEATY PORK LOIN ROASTS LOIN END Lb. 55c RIB END, Lb. 45c ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEYS NOW AND SAVE $ $ $ $ PRICES GOOD NOV. 10 and 11 PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps wampum OUEEN MARKET
