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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1962)
Social Lites - - CALL 6-9228 or 6-9284 by Jo By JO PETTYJOHN I BELIEVE everyone is too busy with school activities and all of the busy going's on near the end of the school year to play cards or do any entertaining, soooo, not much in the social way this week. Many of the clubs will discontinue until fall. o o o LETA HUMPHREYS entertained the Bookworms last Tuesday with a film showing of her color ed slides taken on a tour of Greece, Cairo, and Istanbul. She will show more of her films, this time on Italy, at the next Book worms' meeting May 22 at her home. Elsie Cole was hostess for the evening with members pre sent, Virginia Turner, Lucy Peter son, Madge Thomson, Florence Green, Ella Smith, and Agnes Flug. TUESDAY NIGHT duplicate bridge play at the Elks had Isabelle Davis, Condon, and La Veme Van Marter as high for the evening. Mrs. Harlan Mc Curdy, Sr., and Harlan McCurdy, Jr., won second; Shirley Blake and Ed Dick placed third; and a 3-way tie resulted for fourth place: Hazel Hamlin and Elaine George, Terry and Karen Thomp son, Wavel Wilkinson and Marg ery Worden. The Elks plan to continue the twice a month Tues day night play at the Episcopal Parish hall. 3ive the finest . . . GIVE ( BULOVA the gift-quality watch IT'S LUCKY TO WEAR YOUR BIRTHSTONE BIRTHSTONE CONCERTO For Han 17 Jewli. Shock-resistant. Un breakable mainspring. Modern youthful styling. Bulova precision quality throughout FROM $Q25 JUI SURF KIND. For Hlmi 17 Jewels. Waterproof. Shock-resistant. Unbreakable mainspring. Handsome expan sion band. Famous Bulova qual ity and craftsmanship. $29,73 Y0URCHO.CE $2975 Symbol of love and success. favored stone of Venus. for her: The rare, velvety green of an emerald set in a beautiful ring gives a woman a deep sense of pride and lasting happiness. long os com, crystal and crown or Intact. Print plul ft Something from the Jeweler's. is always something special" V- JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A. M. To 6 P. M. 177 MAIN ST BEPPNEB PH. 676-9200 Mothers Attend Pasco College Spring Tea Mrs. C. E. McQuarrie, Mrs Nels Anderson and son Rickey were among the guests at Pasco Junior College, Pasco, Wn, Thursday, May 10, for the an nual Mother's Tea and Style Review. The special affair, sponsored each year by the Associated Women Students, was held in the lounge of the college admin istration building. One of the models for the style show was Miss Carole Ann Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Anderson, and a freshman in the school of nursing. Carole Ann has also served as secretary this past year of the associated women stu dent's organization. Another student mother at tpndinf? was Mrs. Dick Wilkin son. Her daughter, Miss Judy Cochell, sang with tne "ueseri Tones," a campus vocal group, which presented two selections during the afternoon program HAVE YOU tried driving in the rain along a curvy road? With out windshield wipers, that is Ask Bebe Munkers and Kay Rob inson! We were returning from the grade school track meet in Pilot Rock, more fun, seeing spots before my eyes! The wiper tlew ott as we were traveling along. ooo DORIS WATKINS won high and teamed ur with Janina John son to win the pinochle Friday afternoon when Beulah Mankin entertained the club. Gladys Beckett won the low prize. Others making up the two tables were Pearl Wright, Carrie Becnet, Mary Harris, and Millie Evans, 0 0 0 WE MISSED a couple of people who had important parts in the Obenaus wedding reception two weeks ago. Sue Valentine took many pictures and Nora Turner, cousin of the bride, pour ed. ooo FLORA NYS entertained her bridge club Thursday evening with two tables in play. Winning hif?h were Hazel Hamlin uunng in for Ruth McMurdo) Grace Nickerson, Etta Parker, and Mae Gilliam. The lour lows were Grace Turner. Wavel Wilkinson, Lucille Wison (playing lor Sadie Parrish) and Flora. Sadie vou didn t mention bridge as being one ot the tnings you couldn t do because or mat arm ooo FOUR BRIDGE players journeyed to Hermiston Monday nignt and came home with the prizes and master points. La Verne Van Marter and Harlan McCurdy, Jr., teamed ud to win high north- south. Bobbe Driscoll and Daisy Collins Daired off to win high east-west. Hows that lor bring ing home the loot? ooo KATHRYN WEBB won high Wed nesdav n eht at the Keneeers crpr.tn-pettier hosted bv Shirley Blake. Nona Sowell won second and Bonnie Barratt was low. Also Dlaviner were Lucille Wilson, Helen Cohn, Louise Farley, La- Fyrne Pratt, and Cork JNorene. ooo NO RECIPE this week except one I invented last night. Have you ever tried adding to the prepared cake mixes? I have on several occasions. I had about two cups of applesauce left over from a meal and decided to add it to a snice cake mix for an impro vised applesauce cake. Well, no spice cake, so I used a chocolate malt mix, added a dash of soda, and a pinch of cloves, ginger, anrl nutmez. (Didn't have any cinnamon!) Anyhow, I mixed it with two eggs and baked for 35 minutes in a 9x13 cake pan in a 350 degree oven. Turned out very moist and tasty and gone in one meal! Use a cake mix and your imagination for sur prising results. How about an idea from you? Visiting the Fred Gimbels last week was Mrs. Gimbel's father, Cecil Letts, Los Angeles. He had been to the World's Fair and stopped for a visit on his way home, leaving Sunday. See Our Bridal Window Display V Complete With Bride and all the lovely floral arrangements that go with her. WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF WEDDING WORK Artificial flowers are used In bridal displays as examples ONLY. We use only the FRESH flowers in our bridal dec orations. We furnish everything it takes to make it com plete punch bowl set, table cloths, tapers, silver or "polished bronze" service, and other "extras." PLAN NOW FOR MEMORIAL DAY We have all kinds of suitable flowers, from mixed potted plants to fresh or artificial flowers in many varieties. GET ORDERS IN EARLY! Helen Cox Flowers and Gifts FREE DELIVERIES In lone, Heppner and Lexington Ph. 676-9222 lone Rainbow Girls Install Kathy Rea As Worthy Advisor IONE A public installation for the lone Assembly of Rain bow girls was held Sunday at the Masonic hall. Kathy Rea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea of lone, was seated as Worthy Advisor and escorted to the altar by her brother, Francis. Her small nephew, LeRoy Rea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea, placed the crown upon her head. Other officers installed includ ed Cheryl Morrison, worthy as sociate advisor; Sue Towrisend, charity: Merrie Jo Morrison. hope; Lee O'Connor, raith; Susan Lindstrom, chaplain; Cherylin fcmouse, religion; Kathy Haus ler, fidelity; Linda Rowell, pat riotism; Terry O'Connor, service; Bonnie Hynd, confidential ob server, and Linda Halvorsen, mu sician. Installing officer, Michael Mor rison was assisted by installing marshall, Elaine Gaarsland; Karen Hams, installing recorder; Ginger Springer of Heppner, in stalling chaplain; and Jennie Lou Turner of Lexington, in stalling musician. A program was presented with Linda Halvorsen and Cheryl Morrison singing two selections. Pam Cochell and Jennie i.nn Turner sang a duet. Refreshments of cake, coffee and punch were served from a I Howards Greeted On 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howard were nonored with a silver wed dine annivnrsnrv siimrisa no.t,. . , K"i.y at their home last Tuesday, May Guests presented the couple with a silver dollar "money tree" and special gift of silverware was given by Mr. and Mrs. War ren Thompson, of Portland, daughter and son-in-law of the Howards. Mr. and Mrs. Howard were married in Cortez, Colo., 1937, and have one daughter and three sons, Mrs. Mona Thompson, Port land; Tom, student at Pendle ton Tech. College; Eddie, a sen ior ar Heumier Him snhnni nnH nuKer in graue scnooi. Mr. How ard is a local barber. The fam Hymoved to Heppner in May, An anniversary cake, beauti- KSPPNSR GAZETTE.TIMES, Thursday, May 17, 1962 fully decorated in silver, was served with punch and coffee Hostesses were Mrs. Ellis Petty john, Mrs. Sid Zinter, Fern Graves and Mrs. Homer Wolf ington. Guests innlllrlprt Mr anrl Mo William Mavhand. Rev. Wolf- beautifully decorated tea table in yellow and white. Presiding at thn nntfaa toM were Mrs. Omar Rietmann, Mrs. v.iidnes ueonnor and Mrs. Jack Shaffer. Serving nnnrh Cheryl and Michael Morrison and hue Townsend. In charge of the guest book was Linda Halv orsen and John Rea passed out the programs. Assisting about the room dur ing refreshments wiara tt i . " wv uuiuitt; HVnn. I.PP n'rnnnn inA T 1- Jo Morrison. I ington and children Steve and Mary Ann, Ellis Pettyjohn and children Ricky and Rita, Marie Walrmlm nnH phiM n atd Rickey, Mrs. Ora Wyland, wiu fiuiei ana aaugnter Judy, Josh Morris and son Dave, Eddie and Roger Howard. GRADUATION Lingerie Blouses Hosiery Sweaters ALICE AND GRACE HEPPNER "1 HUNT'S 303 i i u ! lft mm) FRUIT COCKTAIL k for 93c PET RITZ FROZEN APPLE CHERRY BOVSENBEHRY PEACH P for Frozen Minute Maid 12 ox. Lemonade 3 for 69 SNIDER'S CATSUP 5 F0R $1 M. J. B. COFFEE MB 1 LB- 59c 2 LBS $1.17 6 OZ. INSTANT JIFFY Cake Mixes and Frostings, pkg. 10c 3 NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. FIG BARS Pkgs. $1 spark-up your menu with... ASPARAGUS lb. jgc CALAVOS 2 F0R19C 2 F0R 19c RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS Pork Loin End Roast lb. 49 PORK CHOPS 10 for $1.00 Ring Bologna 3 for $1 Ring Polish 3 for $1 Prices Good May 18 and 19 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET g Si OREEN STAMPS
