vSocial Lites--
CALL K2J of 1244
-by Jo
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WHEW, WHAT a fast moving
wet-k this ha btn cone hunt
In,-, talked and talked with
frifiuU ht-re vUitlnis from Md
(out! Wrnt to collr-ye with Peg
so we had to reminisce a little
,', sin i-f !: o I've heard
Hat Mm alwavs been late set
i in it In rni-litiia and lurh?
That'a me this wrt-k hope Steve
goi ni anoea uca wiore ne gin
here!
AAA
BKt'LAIl MANKIN entertained
wlirt a cnitce hour nononnjr ner
failu-r's nw brld. Mrs, Dwlght
tLorai MUner. Tuesday after
noon. Lovely fall Dowers were
used about the rooms. Cookies
snd cuflfe were served to the
quests who dropjKMi In to meet
and congratulate Lora. Those
visiting were l'earl Wright, Doris
Wat kins. Carrie Bockett, Gladys
Hwkett, Hannah Anderson, Betty
Bunch, Mrs. John Kenny, and,
from lone, Greta Gabbert, Edrls
Lindstrom, and Juantta Melena.
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IT PAYS to advertise. Yes,
Ma'am! ! I have received several
fruit cake recipes. How about a
good turkey dressing recipe and
sume tasty delights from all you
grandmothers? Also, hostesses,
remember to keep in mind the
amusing and unusual happen
ings during your social gather
ings, especially remember them
early next week! The paper
comes out Wednesday so get
them to me no later than Mon
day. o o o
LA'UREL VAN MARTER had
two tables of bridge In playl
Thursday night and served open I
faced sandwiches following play.
Her guests were Suzanne jepsen,
Aloha DeSpaln, Dorene Jacobs
and Lillian Boyce, all of lone:
Arlene Miller. Condon; and
Heppner gals were Harriet Hall,
Elaine George, and Patty Prock.
Suzanne won high. Laurel says
nothing too exciting except
everyone held good cards and
high score was over 6,000.
o o o
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Pinochle
club met Thursday last week at
the home of Doris Watkins. May.
be she lost a day? Not really,
just other plans for Friday. Doris
served a very different dessert.
Open Sesame Date pie, which
has a sesame seed crust! In
triguing, huh? Maybe a recipe
for a later date. Making up the
two tables were Millie L'vana.
hVulah Mankln. Cam IWkpit.
(Uadys B'1'rtrtt. iVarl Wright.
Mary Harris, and Hannah Antler
ton. and Doris, rimxhle prize
went to IVulah, low, Mary; and
Hannah won high.
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HEPPNER AND Lexington
Bridge tiub was entertained
Thursday evening at the Hester
Crcswick home with denser
bridge. Lola Hunt was high. Lor
tne Ledix-tier, second high; and
Velma Glass, low. Others play
ins U'-rt Klhn Padbefff. Lucia
Cutiforth. Elsie Cole, Bebe Mun-
kt rs ana Hester.
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THURSDAY EVENING, Barbara
rwinn hail two tables of Din-
iw hlo in nl.iv with refreshments
nf rak and coffee. Member
were Shirley Marlatt, Phyllis
riper, marg jones, Ann aenwarz,
1'at Sawyer, Christine Buschke,
and Jo Simmon. Jo won hlch.
traveling prize was won by Ann,
ml ftmir nriz to Marc.
Speaking of Marg. guess she ran
into a booby trap and got the
car stuck when she stopped to
pick up famriey: were you aie:
O 0 o
FINALLY I caucht UD with
fnrkv Nnrene to L'et the Ren-
cgers bridge club story. It sec mi
she was at Hazel Mahoney's
house busily getting items ready
for the church bazaar nexi
month. The lienegera met Wed
nesday at Corky s home at an
earlier time, 7:30 p. m.. and
served dessert before play In
hopes of getting home earlier!
it worked! Plavine the evening
were Beverly Gunderson, Bonnie
Barratt, Inez Meador, Kay An
derson, LaFryne Pratt, Laurel
Van Marter, Louis taney, ana
Nona Sowell. LaFryne won high,
Beverly, second, and Inez walk
ed off with two prizes, low and
Jack high! Pretty bum cards,
Inez? Anyhow, this time they
paid off! !
o o o
LA VERNE VAN MARTER was
the honored guest at his home
Monday night at a dinner party
to celebrate his 42nd birthday.
Joining In the evening were Bill
and Daisy Collins and Jim and
Bobby Driscoll.
o o o
ST. MONICA'S GUILD of the
Episcopal church, with Hazel
Mahoney and Happy Graham as
co-chairmen, held a card party
Monday in the parish hall.
Coming Cvtnts
FRIDAY. He. IT
jUbekatu. Lodge ball i:00 p. m.
SATURDAY. He.
Squat Dance club. Wicalets
clutbouM. 1:00 f .
Mst&adUt baisox. church Dae
meats. ):w p.
MONDAY. He. 20
Chambet ol Commerce Waqoa
Wheel. Boon.
Rainbow far CuU. Masonic ball
7:00 p. m.
Dlc League.
TUESDAY. Hoe. SI
Heppaor Lodge. Ar&AH, lodge
bail t:00 p. m.
WEDNESDAY. Hoe. U
Odd Fellows. lodge bail S:00
p. m.
THURSDAY. Hoe. S3
Happy Thanksgiving
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Eleven tables were In play with
it. ninH-hi havlne six tables
and bridge, five. Prizes were de
licious ctkes and plea, like a
German chocolate cake, and won
by Grace Turner wltn nign in
bridge. The Turner family didn't
go home with one prize but two,
as Frank won second In pin
ochle to take home a pie! !
Harpy eating! Other w.nners
were Lillian Sweek. second In
bridge. Jeanne Dobbs, high In
pinochle, and Mrs. Mary Wright
...nn ih. Hrviir nrlze. Room dec
orations carried out the Thanks-
eivinc and fall theme wun now-
ers and cutouts.
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DAVID COX. 8-year-old on
r ir nnri Mrs. Stanley Cox.
celebrated his birthday Sunday
afternoon wun irienos in w
play games and eat cake, Dixie
tups of lee cream, and punch.
His mother, Shirley, made a
Teddy Bear cake for the occas
uiAn inj i um unloved bv Tra
de Norene, Delbert Diane. David,
and Jimmy McLaughlin. Clndv
and Dallas liarsin. Alien anu us
Burkenbine, Mike and Dana
Sweek. and Debbie and Dianne
Cox.
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rniinwiNfi THE fun Sadie
Hawkins dance at the school Sat-
irriav nioht. several hlBtl scnooi
students gathered at the P. W.
Ktahnnpv home foi more dancing i
and lots of eating with Shanny
and Diane Mccuruy as nosite.
They dressea in ine laiesi wg-
patch lasnion, iiKe gunny a.n.
aresses, pigtails, Jeans wiui
patches, and Daisy Mae iype
outfits! Enjoying the party were
fharia n an man Sandra Harsh-
man, Beverly Blake, Beverly Da-
vidson, Ann Jones, uoDy vu
Schoiack, Jackie Brindle, Sharon
Lunch. Ginger springer, aanura
Richards, William Kill, Bob
Fetsch, Mike Smitn, cnaries
Sampson, Dale and Gary Van
Blokiand, Bruce Moyer, Shan
ADDleeate, LeRoy Gardner, and
D.ck Springer.
o o o
cfiwnAV a TTTJTRNOON a croUD
of high school siuaenis neieu
Ginger Springer surprise her,
hrnihor Dink, with a Dartv on :
his 16th birthday. They met at
the Mahoney nome anu urnveu ,
about 4:00 at the Bud Springer,
home for cake and ice cream-1
before going to the theater for,
i Hnpsts were Shanny
Mahoney, Jackie Brindle, Sharon
n,,rh nianp McCurdv. Bruce .
Moyer! Shan Applegate, LeRoy
Gardner, ana uary van own
land, o o o
TiTPcnAY I attended the
Heppner unit meeting on "Under
standing Teen-agers." In the dis
cussion that followed, I think the
opinions expressed were to take
points given and apply them to
oooh nno's nwn familv and each
child individually. Take a little
time ana grow wun mem.
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almost TIME for the first
fall holiday which means fam
ily get-togetners ana iois oi t;uuu
eating. I have a recipe to go
..,ih tvio fostivp season and it
comes to me from Mrs. Stanley
Cox. Shirley says u is easy iu
make and so good served either
hot or cold.
FRUIT COCKTAIL CAKE
l'a cup sugar
2 t socia
2 cups flour
1 cup chopped nuts
2 eggs
1 3oj can fruit cocktail
& cup brown sugar
Mix in bowl sugar, flour, soda,
eggs, and juice from cocktail,
aud cocktail. Pour into greased
9x13 loaf pan and sprinkle top
with brown sugar and nuts. Bake
45 minutes at 350 degrees. Ten
minutes before cake is done,
make this sauce.
SAUCE
cup sugar
1 square butter or margarine
1 small can evaporated milk
1 t vanma i
Boll two minutes, pour over,
hot cake and serve hot or cold.
Members of OES
Moke Officiol Visits
Monday evening was a new
rmvrng time fr the Ituth chap-tt-r.
Ot.Wr tf Eastern M-r
the M.. nlc hall. Mr. and Mrs
. c u Uftrihtf matron anil
jatrun of OrvSun 1rnl rhri-r,
t-Vho. wer put-Ms at lb mn-l-ing
Mr- B.ud. member ol the
hi.mf tmlwment ctmnu:to,
paid hi official Uit to the chap
tt-r.
Twntv.flv memtx-rs were
ptcM'nt lor the business nievt
hv m bti'tal hour.
w..ri m.-nibt-rs have mjd
visits ta fther chapters in nvenj
t , V n .-tnti. T 7. Mrs. J. K.
iiflj t Wit - - .
iiiiifmin nct-uinpanied by Mrs.
Kred Sander. lynUleton. anenu
.l cvi.,n,khln Nu-tlt of Pu'Pi
Sage cliapter In Pilot Itock. The
fallowing nijcni. rir. n""'
r. i.i m visit in Mllton-Freewati-r
to the Loyalty chapter Frlena-
Hiip Mgnt.
11. nn K'.lVlmtMr 7. Mrs. I
D. Tibbies, and Mrs. Roy Qusck-
enbush made an omciai visa o
Umatilla chapter in Umatilla
and the next night they visited
Queen Esther chapter In He.--miston.
Then on November 9.
Mrs. Huffman accompanied by
Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Quack
enbush. visited In Helix at
Ionic chapter.
lone. Locust chapter, held
Friendship Night last Tuesday
and visitors from Ruth chapter
Rhea Creek Livestock
Club Sets High Goals
HEfFNCR CAXtTTt-TlMCI. TWdor. Weeewbot II. IW1
Mi. d Mrs. Vmo Weii el tayed overnljht with her
were s't by
club
Seventeen fitl
th l:tita (. W IlventcMK
.tt tlu-ir mt-ting Sunday afier-
i., i-ui 7.ni-i!iii-r ix ai irit iihi-a
it'tivk tliance hall. The ani.t In
'cliidi hsxing a high attrrdinetf
m Tnwitnp. parrnn nc,fii';i
im-i-t mgs, hit'h completion of pro- j
jtM and Kiod tmrtirlpatloo in :
the fair and all other rouitty
1 II events during the year.
The club planned to hve a
I'tiristnm o(luik dinner ,w
memter anil parents on IXc.tn-i
tr 10. Mi-mbt-rs drew name.: for
i-x.hange gifts. j
DaU Van Blokiand was t-kited I
i'rr-ant aturm. j
Wilbur Van Blokiand. trader.!
passed out pamphlets On dairy ;
judging. 4 II ains. rtnxrd tx)k,
and calendars.
lU-freshments were served by
Mrs. Bob Brgstrom.
John Rawlins, leporter
P? rtland wi-re dinner gueits Sun
day at the home of Mr. Waid's
kUter, Mrs. Harry DuvalL
Mr. and Mis. A. S. Watklss
wrte in Tim lull. Saturday and
mother. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. In
Grass Valley. On their return
tnp home Sunday they visited
ht-r daughtt-r and family. Mr.
and M; Jack Cuahman. Moro.
were Mrs. Huffman. Mr. Quack
enbuoh. Mrs. Tibbies, Mrs. How.
ard Brvant. Mrs. Charles Stout.
Ktr Ollvor fr.-sulik Mra. Dean
Hunt. Mrs. Joe Snyder. Mr. Dick
Wilkinson. Mrs. Jim Meyers, and
Don Turner.
Week-end guests ol Mr. end
M;s. Bernard Damon were Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Keffer, La
Grande.
rate 1licFwifi out
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