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New Barrott Home Warm With Welcome For Doc Severinsens Athletic Director Jim Burralt Hint din will'. Dorothy, were hts fur warm USU welcome In the univcrxiiv' iHiniccomint; honor cuc-u of the duy, Mr and Mi. "Doc" Sfvi-rinscn, on iituriUv. November 9. Several of the Soverlnsen' Kiiotern Oreuon friends and rel ume erected them at Hu osu I i LA fouiball same, where Sev TinM'i mude eucsl aptwar a ru e, and later at (lie new Bar littt homo on Crest Drive In Cor allis. where they were house fin his for the weekend. Friend' hhu were renewed between thoM who had known "Doc" and his wife, Kvonne. when they had lived In Eastern Orecon communities In former years. The nationally known TV trumpeter delighted the capac ity crowd at Parker Stadium with his Eupst performance with the university band at hnlf time, and received a fctandinit ovation at his evening concert presentation, "Come Blow Your Horn." at Gill Coliseum. His parents. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Severinsen, Portland, his wife Kvonne. and her mother, Mrs. Ora Evans, Portland, were among honor guests In the au dience and at the Barratt home. Other guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ilynd, Cecil; Miss Carol Hvnd, Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake, Monmouth; Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatfield, Madras; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Sherman, all of lleppner; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jep sen, lone; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lab hart. John Day; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hinz. Corvallis; Louise and Mario Kopp. Portland; Ted Fer guson. Gold Beach; Dr. and Mrs. Gordon McGowan and Gor lv, Mr. and Mrs. David Loren zen. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ingleheart, all of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Skuzeskl, Yamhill. SKBETY l i ( -X Rourk Book Reviewed For Bookworm Club Mrs. Herman Winter was hos tess to ten members of the lleppner Bookworms club Tues day evening, October 29, as they gathered at her home for their last meeting of the month. Book review for the evening was presented by Mrs. Robert Abiams. who reviewed "The Old Man's Boy Grows Older," by Robert Rourk. The book is com posed of a series of true stories and incidents in the life of the author's grandfather. Mrs. Bill Weatherford, presi dent of the club, presided over the business meeting, after which the hostess, Mrs- Winter, served the refreshments to her guests. Next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Cornett Green on Tuesday even ing, November 19. Donee to Aid Family A public benefit dance will be held at Mikkalo Grange Hall in the Condon area for the Frank Johnson family on Satur day night, November 16, start ing at 9:30 p.m., with music by the Western Gentlemen. Mrs. Johnson was recently released from a Portland hospital where she received extensive treatment for a rare paralitic disease. Pro ceeds will aid the family with heavy medical expenses. MRS. DICK WILKINSON Assoc. Grand Conductress OES Grand Reception Planned for Saturday Ruth Chapter No. 32. Order of the Eastern Star, will honor Its distinguished member, Mrs. Dick (Virginia) Wilkinson, at a public reception Saturday even ing. November 16. Mrs. Wilkin son will be honored in her state office. Associate Grand Conduct ress of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, to which she was elect ed in June. 1968. The reception will be held In the HeDoner High school gym nasium, starting at 8:00 p.m., with neighboring chapters, friends and relatives invited to attend. Mrs. Wilkinson has been a member of the Order of the Eastern Star since April, 1947. She served as worthy matron of Ruth Chapter In 1947; served the Grand Chapter as a Grand Page in 1958; held a three-year term on the credentials commit tee from I960 to 1963, and as an assistant on the same commit tee in 1964. She was also chair man of the Estarl Fund com mittee in 1966 and was appoint ed Grand Ruth in 1967. NOTICE The office of Dr. Gerald Jones will be closed from Thurs day noon, Novem ber 14, until Thurs day morning, Nov ember 21. Texas Guest Greeted At Whitaker Home Mrs. Hal Whitaker entertained friends at her home Saturday evening with a get-acquainted party honoring Mrs. W. P. Grig sby. Mr. and Mrs. Grigsby are house guests at the Whitaker home, visiting here from Spear man, Texas. Following dinner two tables of bridge were in play. High prize was won by Mrs. Jerry Sweeney and second high by Mrs. Grigsby. Others present in cluded Mrs. Joe Balfe, Mrs. Dale Holland, Mrs. Creston Robinson, Mrs. David McLeod, Miss Pat Cassidy, the guest of honor, and the hostess, Mrs. Whitaker. Students Selected For Friendliness A senior boy and sophomore girl were paired as Boy and Girl of the Month for November. Sel ected for their qualities ot friendliness were Alvin Ashbeck and Darlcne Warren. Others chosen by their class es for friendliness were Sherri Brock, senior; Dennis Knee and Jody Rugg, juniors; Ron Sher man. sophomo:-e, and Greg Greenup and Jill Rugg, freshmen. lone Club Officers Attend Special Shows lone Garden ilub was repre sented at a landscape design study course at Oregon Stale University by Mrs. Harold Hu ber. club president, and Mrs. Fredrick Martin, director of Blue Mountain District, on October 24-li. Eleven hours of lectures, illustrated with slides, were given by six educators and pro fessionals on various topics of landscaping and design for gar deners, city planners, park boards, highway departments, public beaut If icat Ion commit tees, and others concerned with outdoor beautlflcation. The club was also represent ed bv Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Edith Nichoson and Mrs. Clell Rea at the 30th anniversary tea and chrysanthemum show of the Umatilla Garden club on No vember 1. Mrs. Martin exhibit ed 33 varieties of chrysanthe mums from her garden, and was presented a special corsage. On Saturday, December 14. the Bloomer Girls Christmas show will bo held In Hermiston at the C'UC building. Masons Schedule Past Masters' Night Past Masters' Night of llepp ner Masonic Indue will be Tues day, November 19, at 8 p.m., Herman Winter, worshipful master, announces. All past masters ore urued to be pres ent. Program feature will be the showing of colored slides by Dick Wilkinson, which he look on the recent IVople-to-People tour In Europe. Birth Announced Mrs. Olive Hughes received word Sunday of the birth of her first great-grandchild, a girl, born Saturday, November 9. to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts of Brookline. Mass. The little girl has been named Jennifer Lee and weighed 8 lb., 12 oz. Mrs. Roberts is the former Julia Loe Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Marshall of Sweet Home and formerly of lleppner. Roberts Is currently completing his senior year of studies at Harvard Law School. Guests during th past week end at the home of Mrs. Mat tie Green were her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Omar McCaleb, and two dau ghters, Barbara and Beverly, of Portland. McCaleb works as a counselor at the David Douglas High school In Portland. On Sunday afternoon they attended a family dinner at the Herman Green home. Episcopal Delegates Attend Convocation Several members of All Saints' Episcopal church attended the annual Convocation of the Mis sionary District of Eastern Ore son, held Friday through Sun day at St. Peter's Episcopal church In La Grande. Delegates were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lovd and the Rev. and Mrs. Dirk Ulnchart. Several opportunities were available to meet and talk with Bishop-elect William Sxfford. present dean of St. Michael's Cathedral in Boise. Idaho, and Ills wife. Polly. At Convocation, Rev. Rlnehart was appointed to serve on the district council for a three-year term, and Frank Anderson was appointed bv the bishop to serve on the District Council of Advice. Burpees Greet Son Lt. and Mrs. Douglas B. Bur pee of Corpus Christ!, Texas, an nounce the birth of their first child, a son, born Wednesday, November 6. The little boy has been named Donald Lawrence and weighed 7 lb., 2 oz. Mrs. Burpee is the former Virginia Lou Turner. Maternal grandpar ents include Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner, Lexington; Mrs. J. O. Turner, Heppner, and Mrs. O. U. Adams of Portland. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Burpee of Bloomfield Hills, Mich. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. November 14. 1968 Mrs. Blunt in B. C. Josephine Mahoney Baker of Portland writes that she met a Miss de Clifford at Trinity Epis copal church in Porland, and Miss de Clifford had visited with Mrs. Neville Blunt In Victoria, B. C. Mrs. Blunt is in a nursing home there, "a very pleasant one," Mrs. Baker said. Mrs. Blunt Is a former Heppner resi dent and the widow of the Uev. Neville Blunt, one time vicar of All Saints church, Heppner. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tholberg are her mother, Mrs. Kate Hiermeler of Napa, Calif., and her sister, Mrs. Rita Fischer, from Santu Rosa. Calif. The visitors arrived about a week ago and plan on remaining at the Tholberg homo for about a month, coming es pecelally for the 23th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tholberg, which was celebrated with a family gettogether at the homo of their daughter, Carol, In Pendleton. BENEFIT DANCE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 MIKKALO GRANGE HALL 9:30 P.M. Benefit for Frank Johnson Family Music by WESTERN GENTLEMEN Everyone Welcome MISS DONNA BROWN Williams Engaged To La Grande Girl Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of La Grande are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Donna Brown, 'to Norman (Butch) Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams of Lexington. Miss Brown is a 19t8 gran uate of La Grande High school and is majoring in secretarial science at Eastern Oregon Col lege. Mr. Williams is a 19to graduate of Echo High school and studying pre-law at EOC. The couple plans to De mar ried in June. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cohn were in Portland last Tuesday where they met their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Virginia) Bang ui's, upon her return from Ha waii. She had spent a week there with her husband, Major Baugues;;, who was on R and R leave from service in Vietnam. She was en route to her home at Pittsburgh AFB, New York. ifliiiiiiiiifiilirr''''- Imfflitttiiiriiffinfr-l-i "Something from the Jeweler's. Is always something speciaL" JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER crIen STOMPS Cradle Shower Held For Mrs. O'Donnell Friends and classmates of Mrs. Dennis O'Donnell attended a cradle shower given in her honor cn Sunday, November 3, in the basement sccial rooms ol the Methodist church. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. David Gray and Miss Erin Dick. Yellow and orange fall flower arrangements made by Mrs. Ed Dick were used as decorations about the room. Assisting the honoree with the gift opening were her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bill Snyder of La Grande, and Betty Angell ol Portland. Centering the serving table was a pink and blue decorated cake, cut and served by Miss Dick. Kay Daggett assisted by serving coffee and Carol Raw lins served punch. Mrs. Britt Honored With Birthday Party Close friends of Mrs. Maida Britt gathered at the home of Mrs. Tom Howell last Friday af ternoon to offer their best wish es and honor her on the occas ion of her birthday. Guests attending enjoyed an afternoon of visiting, games and refreshments of cake, ice cream and coffee, served by the hos tess. Mrs. Marj Brandhagen, Mrs. Louise Keene, Mrs. Mildred Pad berg, Mrs. Sarah Adkins, Mrs. Laura Moyer and the Howell's small granddaughter, Billi Jo McFadden, attended the party. 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