Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 22, 1951
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Social Happenings . . .
Parish Dinner Held
At Episcopal Church
A large crowd attended the Par
ish dinner at All Saints Episcopal
Church Saturday evening. Fol
lowing group singing which was
led by Mrs. Lucy Peterson, Rev.
E. L. Tull gave a brief talk in
troducing, Marvin R. Wightman,
junior warden, who was guest
speaker of the evening. Wight
man, who has just recently at
tended a laymen's conference in
Pendleton, gave a comprehen
sive talk on the work being done
in the missionary district of East
ern Oregon and especially stres
sed the work done in our mission
in Liberia, East Africa.
i'he Parish House has under
gone some extensive decorating.
The floor has been sanded and
varnished with a hard gymnas
ium finish. The walls and ceiling
have been varnished and the dos
sal used back of the altar during
Church school has been dyed a
beautiful burgundy shade. This
matches the new draperies which
are a liturgical print in similar
shades on white. , These have
J)een lined so that they can be
used in daytime to shut out the
light in order that movies may be
shown to the children during the
Church school hour. The Wo
men's Auxiliary, Sunday School
and some private individuals
paid for the work. Mrs. Paul
Brown has offered the use of her
projector for the use of the
for all '
occasions
MARY VAN'S FLOWER SHOP
Church school to show pictures.
On Wednesday, Novemebr 28,
Bishop Lane W. Barton will be
here from Bend to conduct con
firmation services. This' will be
an evening meeting.'
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Officers Elected by
Heppner Rebekahs
Election of officers was held at
the meeting of Sans Souci Re
bekah Lodge Friday evening in
the Oddfellows hall. Mrs. Adelle
Bailey was chosen as noble
grand; Mrs. Ruth F. Payne, vice
grand; Mrs. Bea Barkla, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ruth E. Bergstrom,
financial secretary; . Mrs. Pearl
Devine, treasurer. Appointive of
ficers will be . announced, later.
The newly elected , president of
the Triple Link. Club, Mrs. Vir
ginia Groshens, was introduced
and announced that the club will
hereafter meet in the homes of
the members for the third Wed
nesday - of each- month. Mrs.
Pearl. Devine is the hostess for the
meeting of the club' on. December
19. VThe ' lodge is planning a
Christmas party to be held joint
ly with the Oddfellowjs.. This will
be held early in December and
each member is to bring an un
wrapped gift suitable for an
elderly man or woman. These
will be sent to the Oddfellow
Home in Portland lor re-issue
to members residing there. Mrs.
R. G. McMurtry and Mrs. Pearl
Devine are in charge of arrange
ments for this party. , .
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Christian Women
Holtf Missionary Meet
Eleven members of the Wo
men's Missionary Society of the
"LOVELIES" for a
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To please the lady in your life '
. . .give her a gift she can wear.
Our stocks are,complete for the
Christmas shopper, so come in
today and let us help select
"Heir" favorite. r
Housecoats- . ,
Quilted satins, crepes, cordu
roys, rayon prints and jerseys.
Lounging Pajamas
Smart satins and crepes.
Nylon GovVns,' Slips
and Panties
Lots of beautiful styles.
Bedjackets
In quilted satin.
Costume Jewelry
Handbags
Corde, leather and evening
bags " '
Hosiery
JANTZEN SWEATERS
In your choice of Kharafleece and Cashmere
PENDLETON SKIRTS AND JACKETS
CHILDREN'S GIFT IDEAS
-Pajamas - --Gowns -
-Slips J- -Pasties -Mittens
Slipon and Cardigan Sweaters
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowell (June Steagail) who were married
Monday November 12 at St Patrick's Catholic church in Heppner.
After a two-weeks honeymoon the couple will live In Heppner.
Mrs. J. M. Cornelison gave in
teresting sketches of pioneer wo
men teachers of Eastern Oregon
in which she emphasized the
happiness in their lives and their
work.
Mrs. Ray Derrick of Milton
Freewater spoke on "A Woman's
Viewpoint of Thailand".
Attending the meeting were
the Mesdames Velva Bechdolt,
Margaret Cason, and Ethel Lyng
holm of Heppner, Mrs. Gladys Ely
of lone, and Mrs. LaVerne Part
low of Boardman.
Social Meeting Of
lone Topic Club
Pinochle and bridge were
played at the social meeting of
the Topic club at the Roy Lind
strom home Saturday evening.
Those winning prizes were; in
pinochle Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom
and Gordon White, -high, Mrs.
Charles Carlson and Herbert Ek
strom low; Mr, Ekstrom also won
300 pinochie. In bridge Mrs. C.
W. Swanson won high and Mrs.
E. R. Lundell low and Mrs. M. E..
Cotter jack high. Mrs. Linustrom
Mrs. Sam McMillan and Mrs.
Charles O'Connor were the hostesses.
First Christian Church went to
Hermiston Thursday to attend the
all day meeting at the Hermiston
Church of Christ. A foreign mis
sionary, Mrs. Elmer Boyer, who
has been serving in the African
Congo for a number of years, was
the guest speaker of the day.
There was a lunch at noon. Those
making the trip included Mes
dames Olive Huston, J. W. Hiatt,
Ealor Huston, L. D. Neill, Earl
Soward, Willard Warren, Jarvis
Chaffee, Ethel Ziements, Casha
Shaw, Frank E. Parker and
Arthur Brownlow.
sermon and choir service with
members of both the children's
and adult choirs.
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Sorority Meets
At Hermiston
Iota Chapter of Delta Kanoa
Gamma met in Hermiston at the
home of Mrs. O. 0. Felthouse on
Saturday, November 17, for a one
o'clock luncheon with 22 mem
bers present. Hostesses for the
luncheon were Mesdames Joyce
Smith, Dorothy Elliott, and Edith
Coble, and Miss Mary Petri.
Union Thanksgiving
Services PJ an ned
Thanksgiving will be observed
this year with a -Union Church
service at the Methodist Church
at which time the Protestant
churches of the 'city will unite in
services of song and thanksgiv
ing. Rev. Earl Soward of the
First Chrictian church will preach
the sermon, Rev. Elvon Tull of
All Saints Episcopal Church will
give the invocation and Rev. J.
Palmer Sorlein will give the bene
diction. This will be an 8 o'clock
service so as .to. accomidate all
interested! after work hours.
Thanks giving morning at 10
o'clock, The Holy Eucharist will
be celebrated in All Saints Epis
Copal Church. There will be a
For His
Christmas Stocking
Give Him' The Best
Holly Rebekah Holds
Tea At Lexington
The Holly Rebekah Lodge of
Lexington held a tea Sunday from
the aid rooms at the Congrega
tional church In Lexington in
honor of Mrs. A. F. Majsski who is
to be a State Assembly officer
in 1952. The table which was the
center of attraction was covered
with a lovely white lace table
cloth and in the center was a flat
cake decorated with white doves,
silver leaves and silver candies.
At each end was a beautiful sil
ver service from which tea and
coffee were served. Those pouring
were: Mrs. Pete McMurry and Mrs.
Rufus Piper of Heppner, and cut
ting was Mrs. W. E. McMillan and
presiding at the punch bowl was
Mrs. Lena Lundell of lone. Also
pouring was Mildred Davidson,
Alice Majeske and Jeanne Dobbs
of Heppner. Later in the afternoon
a program was enjoyed which
consisted of an opening prayer by
Rev. Sorlein of Heppner, a dance
"Skaters Waltz by Marilyn Mona
gle, reading by Mrs. Reitmann of
lone, another dance "Charleston"
Francine Francis, and Marilyn
Monagle, 2 musical readings, Mrs.
Sorlein of Heppner, another dance
"Spanish Dance" Marilyn Mona
gle of Jleppner. These girls were
under the direction of Mrs. Gean
ana Johnson of Heppner, which
was followed by a solo by Mrs.
Vernon" Munker accompanied by
her daughter, Marilyn, and end
ing with a piano solo by Mrs.
Drake of lone. Out of town
guests were: Mrs. Pete McMurt
ry, Mrs. Edith Porterfield, Mrs.
Rufus Piper, Mrs. Jeanne Dobbs,
Mrs. Adelle Bailey of Heppner,
Mrs. LaVern Van Marter, Mrs.
Gladys Drake, Mrs. Elain Reit
mann, Mrs. Tuda Swanson, Mary
Swanson, George Ely, of lone, also
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Sorlein of
Heppner.
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