Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 10, 1964, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Heppner gazette-times., December 10, 1964, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: Morrow County Museum; Heppner, OR

About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1964)

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.1 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextLOT MARS IN. tdiior MOIETY flume 171 &m lit Farewell Luncheon Honors G. Nickerson, Club Charter Member A RuroidlmUt club chrtfl.r member, Kirs Grace Mi kctnuii, aa guet uf honor at a fare cl luncheon meeting at Thuisday. Mi had been a mem- Imt ever since I hi rlub wn or- tantc fcl c La granted a 1 1 f membership ine c juu ia( year. Mr. MtkrtMin, fi many years before- retirement. osvnd and managed, an abstract ami till office here. .She ltd Mon day to make her home with hr KHi-ln law and daughter, Mr aim Mi, Richard Hayes ami family In lllllslH.ro before mov ing lulu an apartment al I toll Uy I'ark I'laa In Portland ujh.ii ll niiidctkn Gurni mailer member ri rnt wte Mr. Klalrie George ami Mrs. Hill r'arra. Active charter members present wrw Mm, Kd tlonty and Mr. Loyal I'aikcr The original charter. liturrs arm aa-tapbook of clij'iilng re calling the year l'X2 when Mm. NUkrrw.n served a the club" fifth president, were presented by Mra. Wet Sherman, president. A cleverly cinioM-d nh-ih hy Mn. (ienrge Mil read by Mm. t'harli Stark and l.-lii t-i to the hon guest, praising her for devoted year of M-rvire and at tendance, and extending god wlahra for her year ahead. A winter corsage wa tr-M-nl-Id her from the club, followed by shower of beautiful handkerchief. Senior i-lrl guests fur thr day were M Ultra l-rora Van Wlnkbr and Frances Mi Leod. Announcement mi made tha thr first dm of thr ciun-sion aorcd Dale Carnegie course will In on Tuesday evening. January 5. at thr Kplscopal parish hall. This will avoid conflict with Christina meeting and pro gram thU month. More class member are needed to assure Martin the class. Elks Social Gathcrinq Has Good Attendance i ... .-M'mit su women rnjo)eil an evening of bridge and plnmhle play last Thursday, when the Klkt' Temple waa thr scene of tfir rcrular monthly Klk1 I-aillra Mir, IMniMhlr winners or high and kckii.I hli-h mim anted on April 10. 1!MH, our of were Mra liarney Malcom an.l rtrr member. Shi wad""- Torn Huston. Mra I-or rest Itiitkenblne waa winner of thr I In. Me diMtr prlr. Mra. Hill Collin tallied high brMre score f'r thr evening and Mra. pal llrlmllr waa M-cond high, with Mru ltob Mahoney winning the d' r plie. Ii.vih who served dell jiiom (liHurate)! ChrUtmn immhI l-a Im luititi Mra. Marlon (.reeti. Mra. Calvin Sbennan. Mra. Ien lty S hwarA Mm. Jimmy I'na k ami Mra. Jerry NfiufM-rt. Swlsa atenk dinner was arrved t aimind MJ Klka' iiwrntM-ra and tin ir ladlea prior to thr evenlrij: ol I.Hlne and rard Uy. Handling; thr dinner preparation and arrvinjr were Kfra. ln llellen bro4 k. Mra- Hlley Munkeri. Mi" Klwyn lluchen, Mr. llowanl I Vtt) John. Mm. Ned Sweek and Mm Haskell Sharrard. Masonic Installation Planned for Saturday There will be a public Instal lation of new offkvM of Henpner Masonic Ixxlr No. '.!) and iioyjj Arrh Mason No. 215 at the Hep pwr Masonic hall Saturday even. InR lHcember 12, at H p.m. 'I"he Inatallatlon will be pr rrded by a pot I tick dinner for Maaona and memler of thr Kantern Star and their wives ur husband.. Bazaar Gets Support To Aid in Kitchen Remodeling Project The annua Kplsoopal Church Daaar, held Saturday In the ehurch parish hall, proved, a In ninny years past, to br a hlKhly mut-essful venture of the Kpiw-opal Church Women and an event looked forward to by many In and around thr com munity. To br sure, many per aona arr going to br pleasantly turprl.Hrd thl holiday n-ason with gifts of hand knitted arti cles, embroidery and crochet work, decorator pillow, plus many other hand crafted Item all thr reiull of long hours of tittlous work and considerable expense donated for th baza.tr by L. C W. members. More than 100 persons enjoyed uir luncheon, mtvchi between ll:.TO a m. and 1:30 p.m. In the parish hall that wa enhanced by traditional Christmas decora- tlon.: of holiday wreaths, red tatMT and greenery. Proceed from the bazaar. which were In exec. of $500 will ro toward thr present remodel lnj program In thr church kitchen that Includes new coun ter covering, a stainless steel (Ink, appliances and -a new cabinet. Christmas Observed By Varied Program At Mother's Meeting A ChiUtma spirit prevailed Monday evening at the NHa An-ilers.-n home for thr ftt-cr ruber lore ting .f thr lleppner Mother's bib. restive rJrturatlons, com bined with gift exchange, a apo dal program and rxn laj evening, entellairied thr large huiiiIm r bf rneihlM-rs and guesia attending Aslktlntf Mr. Anderson aa co- hoMcMwa werr Mrs. Mrvln wixon and Mr. Pat lirlndie. i.uesia ir t ne evening were Mr.. Iavl. Cm wick. Mr. J. Miena. Mrs. Jack Krt-k-er. Mr. J-rr Sweeney and Mrs. A. U. Morrow. lto rail was answered by member namlnif m favra-ltr tnikima aonir and a famllv Christmas tradition. Kach dis played or told of a favorite c Mistma decoration um I In her hon.e. A devotional readlnr. "ll'a Keep Chrlsimas' written by J.n k Marshall, was read as part of the program by Mra. Kenneth Itobinsuri. ('oifiitifjf Cvvnls fHIDAY. lKnibr II Baskatball. Hwt vs. DsSale at Walla Waila. BATURDAT. rMmlsr 12 Mautcnle installation. w.OO p. m. Masonic bail. laskaUMilL Ifeppcsar vs. CaUf IUWDAT. DacsxsbM 13 futura Homaisaker Mot h r a Too. hiab school Itoma Ccoa otnics room. S pm. MONDAT. Doc rubor 14 Cbambor of Commorco, Woaoa WbNL nooa. Ordor of Castora Star, Matsoalc ball. IMO. WCDNCSDAT. Docombor 11 Junior Chambor of Commorco, IcrvToo hall. pjm. Odd Fellows. IQOr ball. I pja. 71 A spoaaot od cbiu aupper. high school multipurpoM room, S;30 pan pvocodioa lleppner-Ioo gam. TKURSDAT. Docoonber 17 SoroptunUt. nooa. Idaho Couple United In November Rites A gift of apprr Utlon was pre. periled to last year club presl dent. Mrs. Anita Slock ard. by th current president, Mra. Harold IjiikI. Small Christmas stw-king weie desroratrd and filled wltn varltlrs of homemade candles; nrougnt by mernlx-rs. These will be taken by the hospital com mittee to the nursing home resi dents at Pioneer Memorial hos pital to bring them holiday cheer. Secret pals for the past year i were revealed with thr ox-nlng of exchange gifts, and new ones weie drawn for Ihe coming year A festive gelatin dctuw-rt was served by the hostesses, with coflce and spiced tea, during the social hour. Christmas cards of remem- trance were signed and sent to two former members who have moved away, Mrs. Charles Knot In Dallas, and Mrs. Kay William on In Prairie City. Announced recently was the marriage of Georgia M. Taylor, nlec of Miss Opal Brlgg and daughtcr-lolaw of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Taylor, to Hairy K. Ilaugen. Vows were rxrhanged In a pri vate ceremony Saturday. Novem-Ix-r 12. In thr bride's home in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. Giving their mother In mar- PTA Hears Educator Speak on Proposed School Evaluations Parent and teachers present at the well attended 1TA meet Ing. held last Wednesday even lrir were given considerable fuuti for thought and anion. Hemming frorri iH. YJtr Hum mil thought prwoklng talk of the county school system. David potter, county school luperlntendent. Introduced the educator, who made evident that In his two month study reevalu ating the present county school iystem. hi foremost thought was always to the better educa tion of thr student In the area. Following the Instructive inciting. Mrs- Charles Phegley, hostta ihairman, served coffer and rookie to those attending, who spent the social hour dis- russlng the report and visiting with Dr. Hummel. HErrNCa CAZCTTI-TIHCS. TbursdVrr. Docombov 10. M4 rlage were her four on. Me. vln. Calvin. Sidney and Donald, who also Informed relative and friend by formal announcement Portland State, were home to as Dohcrty Anniversary Observed at Special Thanksgiving Dinner Mr snd Mm PrHnter. Mr Gertrude Applegatr, and child ren of Mr. and Mm. fl. I. I herty were host to a specia Thanksi'tvlng Day dinner and social afternoon November 26 at the B. J. Doherty ranch. The occasion also marked the observance i.f thr 2Th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mm. Do- herty. A beautifully decorated rake was served honoring the couple, made and decorated In pink and white by Mr. Pointer Thor present were Mr, and Mr. Tsd Miller and children. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doherty and children. IVnd Sell of Portland, Mr. and Mr. Phil Hlggln. Iran ccs Doherty. Mm. Applegatr, Mr. and Mrs. I"riner. the honored couple, and their children. Their son. Hoger. who attend the L'nl. verslty of Orepon, and their daughter. Martha, a student at of thr marriage following the ceremony. Mr. and Mm. Ilaugen will make their home In Couer d' Alene, where he has a home building contracting business. Need extra cash? Sell unused Items around your dare wh Gazette-Tlme classified ad. sl.t In their parent's celebration. K2 Christmas Accent Adds to Enjoyment Of Legion Evening American Legion and Auxili ary roc-fiiurfa, along with lher families, convened Monday at the Legion hall for a social evening In a holiday atmoiere that Included a pot luck aupper, ift exchange and game for all. A spinning wheel entwined with ivy and polnsettla bloom high lighted the Christmas dec- oration that also ncludcd a cone tree centered on the tlrwrt tabic and a rrnfcrplcce of Mr. and Mr. Santa Claus on the main table. Committee In charge tt the enjoyable evening Included Mr. and Mrs. Marshsll Lovgren and Mr. and Mrs. bill Heath. COME IN AND SEE THE GENUINE Raleigh 28-Inch Bicycles with 28xlVt tire REBUILT SCHWINN BICYCLES Reconditioned other makes HERMIST0N CYCLE SH0F Rt 1. Box 346 Hermistoa Sorority Adds Two At Preferential Tea, Has Progressive Party Bet Omega chapter. Fpsilon sigma Aipna Internationa sorority, met for its November social meeting at the home of MM. Bill Hietmann. Mrs. Joe llauHcr, vice president, was in cnarge or the meeting, the an nual preferential tea. Misses Janet Palmateer. Mau reen McKlllgott. Cathy Hausler, anr" Bc-tty Hausler entcrtalnid the group with two nantomlnes ot ueatie records. Mrs. Leonard Merrick read an atnroirlate ... ... inuuKgiving vem. in a lovely Jewel The priceless gift for every Mother . . rucnl No. 1M.1M 14 Karat MOTHER'S RING9 SET with the stone of the month for each child She'll wear it with pride . . . cherish it always. The rwo bands of 14 karat gold tignify husband and wife . . . in turn, the bands are joined together by the synthetic birthstone of the month for each child in the family. All rings are custom made. Superbly crafted, lasting satisfaction guaranteed. friced from $25.00. "Something Is always from tha owler'a. something special.' JEWELERS Storo Hoursi 9 A.M. To 8 P.M. J77 MAIN ST.. HEPPNEB PH. 676-9200 GREEN STAMPS pin Cere mony. Mrs. union Kincaici was received Into thr chapter as a member. Mrs. Eugene Dockter and Mr. Art Llndstrom were re reived as pledges in the pledge jiin ceremony. Mrs. Harold Snider, president, presided at the tea table. Re freshments were served by Mr-. Bill Kletmann, and Mrs. Bob Peterson. Mrs. Eulenna Corlcy, who was also a co-hostess, was unnble to attend the meeting, but assisted In the planning of the tea. Thirty-three persons attended the December social, which was a progressive dinner Planned bv mrs. biii Kieimann, chairman ot the social committee. The croup started the evening at the Don Helikcr home for Juice and hors- doeuvres, and then traveJel to the Ted Palmateer home for salads. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty were host and hostess for the main course, a ham dinner. A business meeting was held following the dinner at the Bill Kletmann home, after which dessert was served by the Riet mnnns. Members broucht Christmas gifts to the meeting which were given to the patients at the Pendleon State hospital. The next meetine of the chap ter will be the regular business meeting in January. Club's Oldest Member Honored at Farewell A small club of bridge friends honored Mrs. Grace Nickerson last Tuesday at a farewell party at tne nome ol Mrs. tarl Gil ham. Mrs. Nickerson was the last of the original club that began meeting every other Thursday to play duplicate bridge nearly 30 yeais ago. As a going-away gift, her fri ends presented her with the bock, "The Oregon Desert." Attending were Mrs. A. D. Mc- Murdo, Mrs. Frank Hamlin, Mrs. r'rank Connor, Mrs. Loyal Par ker, Mrs. Marjorie Worden, Mrs. Fred Parrish, Mrs. Gilliam and Mrs Nickerson. Winning game prizes were Mrs. McMurdo, Mrs. Gilliam, Mrs. Worden and Mrs. Hamlin. Eastern Star Social Club Holds Meeting A no-host social afternoon was enjoyed by members of Ruth Chapter, OES Social Club, Sat urday afternoon at its monthly meeting at the Masonic hall. Bridge was In play after mem bers had attended the Episcopal church bazaar and luncheon. High score tally was held by Mr.. Ola Ruggles, with Mrs. L. D Tibbies, second high, and Mrs. Earl Gilliam, low. NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. Chocolate Covered PI rvn IV IU1 A For CUTRITE HILLS BROS. COFFEE Lb. 79c 2 Lb. $J57 3 Lb. $235 10 ox. Inst. $J49 6 oz. Inst. 99c SEAPAKT f h! Jf-M OYSTERS 3- $1 DURKEE'S SOFT WEVE 2-ROLL PACKAGES Toilet Tissue 4 for $1 CHEF BOY-AR-DEE IPD SAUSAGE CHEESE 59 49 y-"Ns isw BONED AND TIED BANANAS 2 - 3k ROUND-UP BRAND ASSORTED . LUMCH W1EAT 55c GRAPES 1 29e nVlfs CELERY - Qc crabs efl-?" n OREGON CHIEF (ALL MEAT) Lettuce 2 35 FRANKS 2 lb.89i PRICES GOOD DECEMBE R 11 and 12 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps n -1 MARKET Tell the advertiser vou saw It In the Gazette-Times.