Porish Hall Scene Of Shower Party
A tare iHrilrtf t.t friends
rmtiotrd Ml Kamniy Johrtatun
I a imIi hotr r v rwn
In at the Catholic aith hall
tl.t a fir Ihn riming weie
Mrs Itonal. tj-tmnlir, Mr I'ran
i La lira and Mr. Kali llufhea
AtaUtlnff Mr. Johnslm vaith
the (inln of many lowly rifia
were Mrs. (iarry TulIU and U
AM Vanrv, A ll"al eriairtiirnt
ik-titling an autumn ettln at
trarUvelr detonated the fift
tatle. A IMM 4 aa'aJ ttaa a--.
e4 with vaitrty tj rreiaets
an4 with n,ffo at h tUm tt
the awning.
Annuol
TURKEY DINNER
November 7
t30 iioo r. h.
LEXINGTON IOOT HALL
Sponsored by
HOLLT REIEKAH LODCC
WITH 1AZAAI AND
rOOD I ALE
EVERYONE WELCOMCI
Soroptlmlsts Meet
At Groshen Home
For Noon Luncheon
A inn lurnlmifi ttii rfi)il
I'V rurmlwit tf Uii KTtitlfii,M
rlub lit IIliMr I). f-"r t-f
ft ft... ft. .. . MM
i mil i(nnrn ian iitu.s
nay Auunn ilia ImmIcm was
Mr. Mall Hut !-. with tiiitrutay
rah' lumlohnj y Mi. K.J
iHiniy, xuflry rtialrinaii.
A rummlllee wa namnl lo
T i at Jmli'i-a In lit Hallo r-n
lndw iaiiitinif riniiat In lh
lli'lpnrr ltulrira dtlrlt1 Salur
ilay mthi On I hr mmmlttie are
Mr, rretl I'afilili and Mr 1x1a
Thomas.
In rrrrnl tiulrir ami nanmir
ti'e meeting, tlan arr under
May (r the rluba sponsorship of
a II rk ilaa In Dale f ar.
rnrW' nir under lhi duet-Hun
of tUth Muth f IMtkdatc Hat
and y(v fuf a drnritratln
meeting ha born ae ff Tu
ilay evening, November 17. l
Hi. f'.rxa arlh hall, with
regular lara to atari the fl
liming tterk. ItrKltiratliin will
begin Mn. and I nwn to any
one In twn or in outlaying
area.
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LOT MAESIN, JUm fa 17 Mm J
aSpQife Gloucester (tOWfSTOfT)
5omthln9 ttom tha
la olwor aotaethbso,
Jeweler.
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Blot Hours! A. M. To P. U.
177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER
PH. 878-S200
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STAMPS
Anniversary Observed;
Many Guests Present
For Club Luncheon
The In f.ardt-n rlub rrle
rated iu IrHh annivrary in
Tueaday, fVtotirr
bullet luiM-tirtm ami ihII tu.
rrain at tha hma i4 Mrs. UaUw
ttU tmann In Ion.
Mrinlirr rnyrd vlrwlng lha
fil .ft-l - " k. !
iiiui, riimrra in mv iiuinp,
i riMliii r ,y tha Culoalo H"w"f
(iruMrr'a awiati'n A tur n
mailt- 4 tha t lir.afthriiurn
ganlna of tliif nrm-r, Mr.
I .tilth Mrtmrn, Mia. Vrra lUrt
mann and Mr lit l-n Martin
1hM attrnding thi umttMri
wrrp Nvrntpd rhryuMhrmum
onnfri, rhuM-n aa the offKlal
rlub fliMarr. Srrra Ix-auUful
t hikiith'tiiurn an aiitiiiff)t
iltttif attvl Hip lili'tmann hnr
(Vntt-r tf attraction on th huffcl
labia ii a thte tlcrrd birthday
raka. hakrl hy Mrs. lull Kawlln,
drtiatrd with rllw f andlra
nd bron and yellow rhryuin
Ihemumi.
Mr. Harry Andrew, rttalrrnan
of I In Jilue Mountain Iltrlrt of
the Ort-Kon I'rtleratlon of farden
uf. tame from HrrmUton a
gut Maker. Stie wa neMnt
for the firit lone f garden rlub
mrHlne, htdidng the rlub he
roine tanird in II9.
Out of tiAn guei attrntlinc
the luncheon leldf Mia.
Andrew wt-re Mr Karl Mt Kln-
ney. llerinlaton; .Mr- Nrnnfin
Klincer, Ixklnuton: Mr. Tom
HiMon. Ilardman: Mr. One
riffif. Mm. Ilfrman Winter. Mr.
Wallace Wolff. Mr. NH Andt-r-Hon
Mr. Hob Jone. Mr. Andy
Van Krholark. Mr. Jack Wt llt r,
Mi I!alh ThfHnifv-n and Mr.
Charlf Vaujrhan, all of llejipner.
lone kucMi vt-re Mr. J;m Llnd
ay, Mr. Marlon ralmer, Mr.
Carv TullU. Mr Victor Rlet
mann, Mr. Car Swannon, Mr.
MaO' Swans'm and Mr. Wade
Crawford.
Ijixt regular monthly meeting
of the garden rlub was at the
home of Mr. Martin. Mr. Kalph
tYum donated a book. The
Hlnis." a publication of Life
Nature L'brary. to the lone
rubltc library. Mn. Fannie Crif
tan pnncnteu a timely and In
formative program on bulb cul
ture. Guest apcaker for the meeting
was William Itawllns. who gave
an Instructive talk on dahlia
care. Including stages from cut
ting to atorage. After digging, he
recommends washing the tubers
thoroughly, letting them dry and
cure for about three days, divide
them and prepare them for stor
ing. A dusting with sulphur on
the cut areas helps check root
rot. and he has found storing
them In plastic bags at a 45 de
gree temperature is recommend
ed in thia climate.
Cordon Hutchens, recently
transferred to The Dalles by
Standard Oil Co.. was in Hepp
mp uViinnHft.iv on business and
visiting friends here. He Just re
cently returned to worn, aner
ror-uoeratinff from an Illness of
pneumonia and whooping cough.
Mrs. llutcnens has part time em
ployment in a credit office In
The Dalles and they report lik
ing their new home very much.
VOTE For
Tom McCall.. the candidate
Will give you low-cost, high-efficiency state government
through full use of modern business methods;
Will establish meaningful preventive programs where social
problems begin to cut down the ever-growing, increasingly
costly load in Orcgon'a correctional Institutions;
Will work for full multiplo-use development of Oregon's
great natural resources;
Will develop a responsibly expanding economy as a basla for
additional revenues for needod stata services.
Tom McCall...
the man
The Northwest's lending political reporter and news analyst
for 20 years, giving in-depth coverage of eight sessions of
the Oregon Legislature. Producer of the award-winning pro
grams: "Crisis in the Klamath Basin," "Pollution in Paradise,
"Opinion Unlimited."
Administrative assistant to Governor Douglas McKay; mem
ber of five special Governor's Committees; executive secretary
of six legislative Interim committees.
Leader In more than a score of community service organisa
tions; recipient of 1904 Brotherhood Award for "outstanding
leadership in promoting the cause of good will among all tha
people of our nation."
Successful partner In his own business; for 21 years, a union
member and leader.
El Vote for Imaginative Leadership
EiectTom McCall
Secretary or state
(Paid For by Morrow County McCall for Sec. of State
Committee Gene Pierce, Heppner, Oregon)
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sad yrtut arocrrr.
WON OAT. Navaaabae t
Qwrnvbar af Ommwc, Wafoo
Ordar ef Katafcww foe Ctrl. Ha-
al baU, 7iM pja.
Mat bar's Club. van.
A marietta Let eta4 AualUary,
L(IM haJL tiMtaBlatr wtta
potloek tfiatMf art CiM pja.
TUESDAT. Hobf 1
Wrooqlvrs, Win Ur club neuae.
S Pan
WEDNESDAT. KwtmUf 4
Odd raUewa, IOOr bait pan.
THDRSOAT. HwmUi S
loroptunUta. Weoa WbaaL
Rtml Twaedary bwa tw
rk nnn. tip to North Car
olina and Virginia were Mr. and
Mr I Ilia vuv)ohn and Mr. and
Mi. nn J'.dhr. Mr and
Mr, II u ('" irnt a Merit via
'I i ' if at !' h.fn of Ihetr son
in law and daujtbter and family,
IftPPNEa CAXETTt TIMES. TavndT. Ortf . I HI
Mr, arul Mr. Tom Ifimm, of
Arlington, Va, while tle retty
John's traveled further aoulh lo
ar thfir urn la law, daughtet
and family, the Neil Keller.
of JarWaonvllle. N. C They re
ported t!nf very Imprd
with the arenery and with va.
loua tourist attractions In and
around Washington, l. C,
miDAT. Nevembar I
Rebakaha, IOOT boil. pan.
4 H Acbleventeat Party. High
acbool nuiupurpoa room, t.w
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Dou Cribble
vUlted Sunday In Milton-Free-water
with (tiibble urule and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Scott.
saaai w m
I We are Pleased to Announce
t TI That For Tho
20th Consecutive Year
Tho National Association of Life Underwriters
Has Honored
STUART JOHNSON
With the National Quality Award Every Year Since
Its Inception
A. M. WEAVER, C. L. U. Branch Manager
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
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