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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1968)
Recent houte utiU t Mr. unit Mm. Mat Whitaker on Sat urday nlRht of the prevloui wk were Mr. and Min. H. J. Barnard, key distributor for Numlile products In the Port land area. Dinner guesta at the Whliuker home on the Sunday evening following were Mr. and Mm. Dave McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landon, liermlMon. and Mr. and Mr. V. I. Grlnsbv of Spearman, Texa. The retired couple have been visiting at the Whllukcr home for several weeks and left last Monday for I'oit Arthur. Texas, where they will spend time before return Ins to their home. Mrs. Amanda Duvall. accom panied by her sinter, Mm. Lula White of Pilot Rock, traveled to Portland to enlov the Thanks civing holiday at the home of their bsother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wald. Flatt's Truck Service PHONE 989-8420 For Fast and Dependable FREIGHT TRUCK SERVICE Polly Overnight Service From Portland Including Saturdays MOVING? CALL OS GENE ORWICK These Heppner Stores Invite You To Use Your BankAmericard ANKAMERICARD( In Your Christmas Shopping Here You'll Find A Friendly Welcome, Wide Selection Of Merchandise, Convenient Parking and Shopping Convenience Gift Certificates in All Stores Layaway Plans Available GARDNER'S MEN'S WEAR PETERSON'S JEWELERS GONTY'S CASE FURNITURE CO. MiLADIES APPAREL VAN'S VARIETY ELMA'S APPAREL Sowards Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Earl Soward are grandparents of a new grand urn. Tony Ray. born Saturday, November 30, to their son and dauithterln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Soward of Boise, Idaho, He welched 7 lb., 4 or., and joins two sisters, Teresa, ajje 3. Pamela, ace 1 Mi. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland of Nvssa, and a great-grandmother, Mrs. James liobbin, lives In Neosho, Mo. Visiting the Gene Pierce fam ily over the ThankKulving Day holidays was Mrs. Pierce's sis ter, Mrs. P. O. Ualby from Dal las. Texns. Other family mem bers present on Thanksgiving day were their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mike Pierce, who Is attend ing ECK'E In La Grande, and Mary Pierre, a student at Blue Mountain Community college In Pendleton. House guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Sherman and family over the Thanksgiving week-end was Miss Cathy Cone of Eugene. She accompanied their son. Jim, from Corvallls, whore she Is a freshman at OSU. and he is a freshman at Southern Ore gon College. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson were hosts for dinner on Thanksgiving day for several members from this area. Those present were Dclbert Vinson and Lydia Wilson, both of Lexing ton, Lola Wilson of lone and John Wilson of Pendleton. Mrs. S. W. Bearer o! Portland was a guest at the Charles Rug cles home over the Thanksglv. lug Day holidays. Mrs. Searcy accompanied Ruggles and Ray Bovce to Heppner from Portlund last Tuesday afternoon preced ing Thanksgiving, where the two men had gone to attend a meeting of the Oregon Assort ation of Insurance Agents. Mr. and Mrs. Ruggles drove to Port land on Saturday to take Mrs. Searcy to her home. Mrs. Rug gles is a slster-ln-law to Mrs. Searcy. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gontr and four children from Seattle vis ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Gonty. on Thursday and Friday of the Thanksgiving hoi Idavs. On Saturday morning the family traveled to The Dalles to visit her grandparents before continuing the return trip home. Other guests at the Gonty home on Thanksgiving Day were their daughter. Mrs. Terry Blevlns, and two children from Ukluh. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Nelson left from Portland by plane on November 24 for Pensaiola, Fla . where they were to enjoy the Thanksgiving holidays with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kroll, and greet their new grandson. Baby Brian David was born Saturday, November 16. at the base hos pital In Pensacola, where the father Is stationed with the U.S. Navy. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kroll of Cor- vallis When you use your BankAmericard, gifts still cost the same but extended terms allow you to pay for them as best fits your budget. There is no service charge when you pay within 25 days of billing and a nominal charge thereafter. Another thing: With your BankAmericard you receive one monthly statement for which you write one check. Let your shop ping list and your BankAmericard work together this shopping season. You II find that BankAmericard is almost more con venient than cash. Ten thousand Oregon merchants display the familiar blue and gold BankAmericard Welcome sign look for it in your neighbor hood shopping center. Mrs. Harmon Dies In Walla Walla Mrs. Lawrence (Georgia! Har mon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Krelis of Portland, died In Walla Walla. Wash.. Sunday morning. All are formerly of Cecil and are relatives of the Krebs family still living there. Funeral services were at the Nazarene church In Walla Wal la at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Krebs of Crescent City, Calif., came for the funeral and were in Heppner visiting on Monday. He is a brother of Mrs. Harmon. Krebs operates a shopping cen ter In the California city and Is expecting to open a similar bus iness in Brookings, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Buhl and Dana of Roseburg spent their Thanksgiving vacation visiting their parents, mr. ana mm. i . in ljxtnptn Hnii Mr. and Mrs. C. E. MeQuarrle In Heppner. Also home to visit nts parents during the holiday was M.-iJmirrie. from Central Oregon Community college In t. .i Mr! and Mrs. Mllo Prlndle traveled to The Dalles to enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and family. Joining them there were another son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs, Alan Guinn and family irom uman, wn ft EQid poor t n r" Mr. nnl Mrs. Core Hastings Mm r-.rr- RiK.hkn travel ed to Portland November 21 af ternoon, where the two women attended apparel showings of new spring lasiuons in me n za Hotel, the Roval Building ami the Heathman Hotel, Mr. Hast ings traveled out to Forest Grove to spend the time visit- Ing nls son-in-iaw ana uuuk" ter. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Connor, and family, while the two wom en were in Portland. They re turned to Heppner Saturday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Grosh ens and family of Newport, while making a Thanksgiving visit with his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Groshens, were called to Grants Pass early last Wednesday morning when they received word that Mrs. Grosh ens mother. Mrs. Bert Darnlelle, had passed away following sur- nnnr in a Hrinll Pnss hosnltal. Funeral services were held In Grants Pass on Sunday tor me former Lexineton resident. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamb and four children Irom heame speni the past week-end visiting In Heppner with his mother, Mrs. Bemice Lamb. Also vlsl ting were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cun- u anH Fmir .Villrirnn f mm " . ........ . - ------ Ontario, Wayne Lamb from Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Lamb and three children .,,,nn wh1 ACmfYl. nnnl fct, Tr.t.n Qtnnnmfln who yuiutru w.v... . , - makes his home with the Lamb family. AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES (jj&i ji'g ".m W. I Apply for your BankAmericard TODAY! If you haven't yet discovered the convenience of Bank Americard, just pick up an application blank at any First National branch or merchant member. Servicemarks owned nd licensed by Service Corporation. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. December S. 196 n..x nf Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Harrison over the Thanksgiving holidays were their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mnrflnvnn nt Portland. They returned home on Friday. 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