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HEPPNEIt GAZETTE-TIMES.
Social Lites - -
CALL f -928 or 6 9284
By JO PETTYJOHN
I UK lllI.NtiS one won I to
ttirouyli to fcel that "hKlal "
( lirr.iuii tiee: 'I lie IViiyJiilm
Jjmily joined the I reMon IUjoiii
runs and j:ui-y Muiihem lur a
I f - uii.oii into Hie moun
tain 4iil were confiunleil Willi
Millie 11 IllclirS lit bllOW, WMII
hli' ili.ilnh, lillllunt lost a lUi
tianl, ami uh ye, we fot the
trees!
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.NOW THAT we hive the tree,
Hie Kills can hardly Mail until
It H tlecofiileU. fcaeli with liU
own touih milled. Then, uf
lourx". It rant be loni; until
(. Iirislinus! And ioori tliey can
shake, rattle, iinih, and kijueee
(lie jiaikjiK't'S tryliig to uevi
their contents.
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TWO TAKLES of bridge were In
play last Friday when the
!!t nineties gathered at the home
of (iwen llealy for un eveninj;
id play. They exchanged Christ
rna candle Kills and enjoyed
warm gingerbread dessert. Lil
lian Sweek won high, Elsie Cole,
second; and June Bellenhroek,
Jack high. Oilier playing were
Jean liennett, Kay Hoidnson
Hi-lie Munkcrs, Inez Meador, and
Gvven.
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SI'KAKING OF candles, some of
the guls fe busily making
them lor gifts and for then
homes. It looks very easy. I'our
melted wax Into any shape mold
you desire, Inserting the wick,
then beat more melted wax with
egg beater and decorate the can
dles wilh this and glitter. Some
times a little misfortune occurs!
Take the Incident at the liiley
Munkcrs home. Uebe and son,
Clary, were working away (over
the sink) when "whlsh" down
the sink went the wax! I under
stand Kiley donned his "plum
bers" uniform for the Job at
hand!
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PArrY I'ROCK entertained two
tables of bridge last Tuesday
night. Following play she served
sandwiches and relish dishes to
Laurel Van Martcr, Karen
Thompson, Eileen I'rock, Hetty
(Jimbel, Jean liennett, Kdda Mae
I-ovgren, and Jan Agee. Edda
Alae won high, Laurel, second
high, and Jean won low.
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CARNATION CLUB members
held the annual Christmas
party and election of officers
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SUGAR RIDGE
DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITURE
EXQUISITE FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING I
OPEN STOCK COME IN AND SEE IT
DAVENOS -
FOR CHRISTMAS
FAMILY
$20 OFF ON RUBBER
BEIGE DAVENO
S ONE HARMON SLEEPER
S3 DAVENPORT
With m a tt rjikJL? n.l li.iIv
With mattress
and springs
$2 19.50)
ONE BEIGE FRIEZE RUBBER
DAVENO, Extra Nice, Now $18950 g g
Reg. Price $209.50
HUNDREDS OF FINE FURNITURE GIFTS AT
CASE FURNITURE
Thurda?. Dct3tr 14. mi
-by Jo
Tliutd.iy at the Miry liryanl
home, lierni'" Null lake (Aer
as lui-hidi-iit. Ecu nor lenity, vin
i-r Nl'k-nt; and Manila King, m-c
ii turv treantmr. 1 -olluw in;; tin
Lumiiimi meeting Hie mem
bcis present cm 'hanged gill mid
ii euii-il their Mi let pal. A pint
,'one tree. Willi tiicniaUons wa
Used u tenteri't'i e. and ho-t-
lessen Uma 0. MlvU McUasi
il l and Mary M-ned IreMi apple
cki" with rum sauce and whip
(M-d cream.
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YOUNGSTEIJS lilKTIJlMY pur
lies are always a wonderful
fun tune fur them und maybe
a little hectic for mother at
times! Uianne Cox, seven-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs
.Stanley Cox. cclebra'ed with a
parly Monday altcriioon. The
children plaveJ games, '"helped
open the gills and were treated
wilh an "owl" birthday cake
Dixie cups, and candy canes
Little guests were Ieljeit. Diane,
Jimmv. and David MiLaililin
Trad.' Norene, Dallas and Cindy
Ilirsin. and Dianne's grand
niolher, Jessie tlriflin. Shirley
sas the "owl' cake was easy,
but I dun t know!
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TWO SMALL cousins were hon
ored guests at a Joint birthday
parly last Friday afternoon at
the Jimmy I'rock home, John
I'rcxk. four-jear olil son of Mr.
and Mrs. I'rock, and Jerry Cuts-
forth, two-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frilz Cuisforth. After
playing, the children were serv
ed birthday cake and Ice cream.
The cake, made In the shape
of a boy, was the work of Janice
Cutsforth. The hoys' guests were
Suzanne and Jeffrey Cutsforth
Todd and Jan Peterson, Bobby,
Jimmy, anil Joan rlovhar. How
ard Green, Paul Van Marter, Mi
chelle Evans, Mark Cutsforth,
and Tricla, Michael, and Tumi
I'rock.
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SANDY KOHINSON and young
son were honored with a buoy
shower Thursday evening In the
Hope Lutheran church basement
rooms. Guests present were Syl
value Krickson, Anita Klinger,
Doris Gollyhorn, Marion Joha
nsson, Kuth lleimbigner, Mary
Hollz, Ottilie Hunt, Millie Kauch
and Mrs. Kuth Robinson. Sandy
was assisted with her gifts by
Pauline Matheny. An attractive
train and baby centerpiece were
used in decorating. Hostesses
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Pauline.
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DF-SJ'ITE THE unowv cold wrath
er. many I.lk and their wives
enoed dinner Thursday night
li'iiowed by ln rviruur mens
meeting and an evening of
i iiil'e or pinochle for the I adieu,
i he llhea Creek ladies, Vivian
I l.i . Mary Van lilokland, Mary
HetiL'e, Hw uivgren. Harriet
Hall, Kalhryn Webb, Gladyn Snl
iter. Alviiia Padberg. were hos-i.vs.-i,
with never) tables each of
brdiye and pinochle in piny. They
MTWil homemade t unity and
rolfee during the evening. Other
Miidin candy but unable to
attend were Itena June. Mary
( ami bell. Darleue lloskins, and
Jlieima Smethurst. Gals, that
candy was the most and 1 think
reminded other that it wax
hearing the Holiday season and
time to make candy! lirldge win
ners were Hazel Ma honey, high;
Daisy Collins, Keeond; Wave!
Wilkinson, third; and June Hell-
enbrock, door prize. Winning the
pinochle prizes were; Sharon
Cutsforth. high; Janina Johnson,
second; Jeanne Uerry, third, and
I (by Jo! won the dixir prize.
Guess Sharon was so excited and
shaking over her win, she drop
ped her prize!
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CHRISTMAS DECORATION gifts
were exchanged Monday at the
Mothers' club annual Christmas
party. Grace Schmidt and Am
lene Laird were co hostesses at
the Schmidt home with 15 mem
bers and three guests taking
k s.
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MIDDY AND BUTTON
STYLES
$g95 to $goo
For The Ladies
KANDEL
SKIRTS
$1095 TO $1695
Sweaters
$g95 TO $g95
Prt. The members wnt ChrUt
mas card tu the member who
have moved away duili. tl.i
pt ear, Including tk-a Keel
lug. !rrcn Krlemryer, Darh-in-Kolibina,
and .Nancy l;ilrea
rrn Kichmond wan .:iv-n i
Kuuig away ttii. iiie nd lie,
lamily will leave so-m fur the.i
home near hokne, Wn. S erai
gullies uere played, and one In
ief-iing gunie was unwrapping
a wrie of rift wrapiu-d Ihjm
which were placed inside one
another. The member unwrap
ped them tu music, when musii
I(iihhJ they passed to the next
pcroon uniil It w'tts unwrapped
down to the small box and the
prue Ins. de! Each one brought
a Christma det-oration lor the
.Nuraintr Hume patients at the
hosiiital and will In- distributed
by Phyllis lluuhens and Cri.il
Knox. Crstal read the liirist
mas story and everyone Joined
in singing carols. Ki.- pberry des
"rt was M-red to the memin-rs
and guests. Helen Sherman. Her
nice Strucknieler. and Mrs. Kay
Nagel, Stockton, Iowa.
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DORIS WATKI.VS won high at
the Friday afternoon pinochle
play at the home of Millie Evans.
Others playing were Marry Har
ris. Bculah Mankin. Pearl Wright.
Gladys Beckett, Cairie llii ki ll,
Hannah Anderson. Pearl won low
and Joined Carrie to win the
pinochle. iThat is, Millie thinks
they did! I 1 guess Millie's jrk
roast baking In the oven tanta
lized the players so, that no one i
was sure who won what: She
kept the roast, but served them
. man
Wallets
TO $r?so
ASSOKTCD
AND SUNDRY
Toilet
Kits-
SHOESHINE KITS
Dress
Gloves
$295 T0 $595
SAMSONITE
Luggage
FROM
$1495 T0 $
Hankies
PLAIN WHITE,
COTTON,
LINEN
AND INITIALED
THE STORE
fr-h apple ring with buiter
M-oicri uce.
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Gol.v; TO the Condon I !Kt an
iiuji .aiuiv:j)- irom J U 1 1 i
were ihe Lcliuv Gu.ilmis, tu:i
ley Lanham. liob Klatt, pat
oi.i .,,, w. si. vv;.";. i.Ui
WaiiK Clint Ati-es, Jeiry Dag
ett. Jim llealy , uni lioti liiin
ille. I lie lieppner i tlu r put
n ihe initiatory wotK and the
WVe Were (I. teMaitHd WIUi
-rns, and a i lever story ol
ihe hi dory of the iuth century
using hongs, dinces, and tea l
lugs to depiit the era. In t!.i
evening they hud dmner and
laler the dance.
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MH IIIF. AND DIMPLE Munker
entertained Art and iVirls Wat
kins and Earl and Millie Evans
wnh a fried oystej supiH-r Sat
urdav before nilemling the
lieppner basketbull game.
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ui..i ui-jo.ai;us Home wn
very attractively dec rated In
ihe Chtistrnas moilf for the an
nual What's Trump Bridge club
gel 'ogeilier last Wednesday.
Members enjoyed a xjtiu k
Jwiichisin and exchanged gifts
fore an afternoon of bridge
Making up the thne tables were
Happy Ciraham, Madge Thom
son, Hazel Mahonev, Margaret
I.takc. iJi-e Cribble. Helen Sehaf
fitz, Fay Ferguson. Virginia Ruse
wall, and Lota Tibbies. Prizes
went to Fay as high, Virginia,
econd; and Madge, low.
Don Bobinson was in Portland
I. ist week attending a cattle sale.
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DRESS SHIRTS
COTTON WASH 'N WEAR
id
?4.50
DACHON AND COTTON MIXED
55.95
Sports Shirts $2.95 to $13.95
COTTONS, RAYONS, WOOLS
Fine Selection
Ot PERSONAL SERVICE'
Parties Given Young
Dancing Students
At Close Of Lessons
Purlieu fr the Junior high and
lit, h mIhmjI student last Tut--t-Vci.ir,
li. kx u.tk
ciuim? of diu-e lessiin g.ven b
Ji'tty and Geneva Kii kle, leai n
l i f Ihe Ed I heiie) Un Ui.hI, in
the I Ik lodge room.
Juidur high student. i!h
through t-lghtli grailes, leanud
the waltz, stwng. and two basic
lalln stepa dutlrig the weekly
finur lung lessons, Piles were
awariled the outstanding tvuph
danelng the wall, M.iik liruwn
and Barbara (iribhle, an I dune
in;; ihe swing, David Hall and
IH-bby Young. At the close of II. e
party the students were served
isikies and cokes.
During the next rnmr, slatting
at h.ui, the high m"Iioo stud.-m-i
ot a chance to show what they
had learned In the weekly iei-
oris. Shirley Carlson and LcKuy
(i.trdner won the waliz prize ami
Mar lene hctsch and Bill Cox won
the swing prize They, too, were
rved refreshments of cut Kb s
and Cokes at the party.
Adult couples ended their les
sons with mure lessons and no
arty. They learned the waltz.
o trot, swing, samba, rhumba.
ind cha cha during the six-
week course. Uiey enjoyed
iiHikies and inffee following Ihe
lessons Tuesdiv niclit. i
Plans are being made f.jr ad
ditional lessons for both begin
ners and advanced In Junior I
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New Golden Arrow
100 COTTON
Spin Dry
white $5.95
Patterns In Dress Shirts
BOTH COTTON AND DACRON
$500 TO $095
of Sweaters
WEAR
hi.;h. hih Mh.K.1. and dulu
tentatively t t -t the latter part
of February. 'I'"0" ,4ki,!i!
l. ss .iis showed much tnteicsl in
inure lsuns and many hve
i,il!.s.l atmut beginning U
the lenders rej'rt.
llslessc fr the lesson vy ie
Maty Ann Ban lay. M -"
com. Lenns Smith. Lib l'-g-eH.
Shlil -y Blake. Bachel Di. k,
Gwen llealy. Jam Flail.
Marge Gardner.
KJr. oad Mrs. Ed Albert were
In town Thursday through Sat
urday from their home In I'nloii.
visiting their daughter unit fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pr k.
FOLLETT
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Hermlston. Oregon
Ph. JO 7 6651
On Ilermlston-McNary
Highway
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE
Hjgs Tuesday
Cattle Wed., Thurs
Sheep Any Day
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