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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 20, 1 951
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CLAUDIEN'S
Rebekah-IOOF Annua
Christmas farty Held
an interesting film. "Pioneering
in Rehabilitation" was shown at
the annual Christmas party for
Oddfellows and Rebekahs Wed
nesday evening in the club room
at the Oddfellows Hall. The pic
ture, a full length color film, is
sponsored by the Oregon Society
for Crippled Children and Adults
and tells of the work done bv
the society with the monev re
ceived from its sale of Easter
seals. It showed scenes of the
work beiner done at the nursing
school and hospital at Eugene
and the summer recreational Dro
gram for crippled children and
adults. The sale of Easter seals
is handled in Morrow County
tnrougn trie efforts of Laverne
Van Marter, chairman and Mrs.
Francis Mitchell, vice-chairman.
Following the showing of the
film, pinochle, bridge and can
asta were played. Each member
brought a gift which is to be
sent to the Oddfellows Home for
the members' Christmas. Those
in charge of the Drocram were
Mrs. Mary McMurtry, Mrs. Jeanne
uobbs and Mrs. Ruth Pavne. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Pearl Devine, Mrs. Eugenia Hus
ton, Mrs. Ben Anderson and Mrs.
Clara B. Gertson
Hospital Staff Hold
Christmas Party
The staff of the Pioneer Me
morial hospital held a Christmas
party Tuesday evening at the
John Ernsdorff home. Bineo was
played for grab bag prizes, by
the twenty one present. There
was a Christmas tree and ex
change of gifts, the staff pre
senting , Ernsdorff with a gift
from all of them.
Refreshments featured a birth
day cake in honor of Bill Lowe.
The cake was made by Mrs. Ted
jpierson for the occassion.
Shrine Club Holds
Election of Officers
Stratton Home Scene
Of Carnation Club
The Carnation Club met Thurs-
day evening at the Stratton home
on Green street for its annual
Christmas party. Revolution of
the Secret Pal names was "made
with Pals givine eifts to earh
other. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Mrs.
Martha Shannon King, president;
Mrs. Ada Piper, vice president
and. Mrs. Ida Farra. secretary.
treasurer. Those whose birth
days were observed durim? the
months of October. November anri
December were given special at
tention and a large birthday cake.
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mis. wara uertson was the lucky
winner of . the birthday ariron.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mesdames Theta Stratton, Ida
Farra and Mary McMurtrv. Oth-
ers present were Mrs. Genevieve
bpringer, Miss Mary Ann Jensen.
Mrs. Katie Cunningham. Mrs. Ber.
nice wash, Mrs. Ada Piper, Mrs.
Barbara Ware, Mrs. Clara B.
Gertson, Mrs. Adelle Hannan
Bailey, Mrs. Martha Shannon
King, Mrs. Lucella Sorlein. and
Mrs. Sylvia McDaniel.
STAFF DINNER HELD
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penland
entertained the employees of the
Gazette Times at a dinner in
their home Monday evening
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Art Brownlow, Mr. and M!rs. Jesse
Payne, Thomas Allen. Neal Pen
land and the host and hostess.
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The Morrow County Shrine riuh
and Auxiliarv held its Christmas
party and potluck dinner Satur
day evening at tne Masonic Hall.
Election of officers was held with
Mrs. Margaret Blake being elect
ed president for the Auxiliary,
Mrs. Reba Grabill, vice-president,
and Mrs. Muriel Runnlon, secretary-treasurer.
Sam McMillan
was chosen president of the men's
oranization, Bob Grabill, vice
president and John Saager. sei.
retary-treasurer. Gifts for the'
Shrine Hosnital In Portia
Drougnt by the members. Hosts
ana nostesses ror the affair were
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Van Horn.
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Initiation Held Bv
0. E. S. Fridav Evenina
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Initiation was a feature of
chapter meeting at Ruth Chapter
ino. 64, ues, Friday evening at
the Masonic hall and Miss T.pla
Tollison was given the initiatory
degree. Her father, Floyd Tolli
son acted as courtesy candidate.
Officers elected for 1952 .are:
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Frank
Davidson. Worthy Patron, Tom
Wells; Associate Matron. Mrs.
James Hayes; Associate Patron,
James Hayes; Secretary, Mrs. Tom
Wells; Treasurer. Mrs. ' Charlps
Stout; Conductress, Mrs. Harold
Beckett; Associate Conductress,
Mrs. C. C. Carmichael. Appointive
omcers will be announced later.
I he Altar was draned in mem
ory of members who have passed
during the current vears. These
include Mrs. Carolyn Johnston,
Mrs. Maude Hayden, Miss Annie
Hynd and Mrs. Alva, W. Jones.
Officers gave A lovely adden
dum honoring Mrs. FlovH Wnr.
den, retiring Worthy Matron and
Frank Parker, Worthy Patron.
Gifts were presented to each of
them.
Grand officers were honored
and gifts of corsages were pre
sented to Past Grand Representa
tive, Mrs. W. O. Dix: Grand Ren,.
resentative, Mrs. Harlev Ander.
son;and Past Grand Pages, Mrs.
Harold Beckett. Mrs. Claude r.ra.
ham and Mrs. Tom Wells,
Mrs. Gene Hall was hostess
chairman for the delightful tea
following the meeting. She was
assisted by Mrs. J. R. Huffman.
Mrs. W. F. Barkla and Mrs. Fred
Sanders. Pouring were Mrs. Har
ley Anderson and Mrs. Tnm
Wells.
On December 22. loint i
lation ceremonies will be held by
me Masonic Lodge and Ruth
Chapter OES. There is to
banquet preceding the mpotintr
and this has been scheduled for
the hours of 5:30 to 7:00 p. m.
Degree of Honor Holds
Election of Officers
Newly elected officers fnr th
Degree or Honor Include Mrs.
Alice Mahon. oresidpnt- Mrs
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tneta btratton, vice-president;
Mrs. uenevieve Springer, second
vice-president: Miss Marv Ann
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jensen, usher; Mrs. Ida Farra, as
sistant usher; Mrs. Clara B. Gert
son secretary: Mrs. Renlah Par.
kla, treasurer. Mrs. MahPi rhaf.
fee, pianist; Mrs. Lucella Sorlein
inner watch; Mrs. Katie Cunning
ham.outer watch. Foiinwimr
election of officers and regular
juuge meeting a social hour was
enjoyed. Mrs. Martha
King received high score in the
games. A silver offering was
taken to helD with the ii
ject of Christmas gifts to the
oia people In Pioneer Memorial
Mospital. Fourteen
were present. Refreshments we
served by Mrs. Clara Gertson, Mrs.
tsernice Nash and Mrs. Prudy
Casebeer. Mrs. Melha Dnaon.
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Dusn is the retiring president.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becfc.
ett, son, Ronnie, and Miss Ester
Bergstrom, have returned from a
brief visit to Portland.
Harris-McCabe
Wedding Held At
lone Sunday
Miss Shirley Ruth McCabe
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
McCabe,' and Donald Dean Har
ris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwieht
Harris, of Portland were married
at the home of the bride Sunday
atternoon, Dec. 16 with Rev. A.
Shirley officiating. The bride,
given in marriaere bv her father
wore a white formal and an or-
chid corsage. She carried a white
prayer book. Her attendant was
Miss Dorothy Harris, sister of the
groom, who wore a white dress
with an orchid iacket and a cor
sage of red rose buds. Wesley
Harris, brother of the eroom. was
best man. He sang Because, ac
companied by Miss Dorothy Har
ris. Rooms were decorated with
poinsettas, holly and red and
wnne carnations. The bride's
mother wore a black and silver
dress and the grooms mother a
Navy taffeta dress. Both wore
red rose bud corsages.
A reception followed the wed
ding at the McCabe home. MJrs.
Franklin Lindstrom served, the
three tiered cake after the hride
and groom cut the first piece. Mrs.
Ritchie of Hermiston poured. Both
are aunts of the bride. Others
assisting about the rooms were
Mrs. L. A. McCabe. Mrs. Verner
Troedson and Mrs. David Baker,
Dickie Harris, brother of. the
groom had charge of the guest
book. ,.
The bride's suit for traveling
was plum with black accessor
ies and she wore her orchid cor
sage. After a short honevmoon
they will be at home at S. E. 28th
Colonial Apartments in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris will have a
reception for friends at their home
at 95th and Foster in Portland
Dec. 28.
Relatives from a distance were
A. A. MjcCabe and Mr. and Mrs
Lharles Ingalls of Adams, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ritchie and daugh
ter of Hermiston, Mr. and M(rs.
Dwight Harris and family of
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Missionary Society
Enjoys Potluck Lunch
Among the many Christmas
parties to be given during the
weeK Dy organizations for mem
bers and' guests was that of the
Women's Missionary Society at
the Christion Church
w Kt VII
Wednesday afternoon. A pot-luck
luncneon preceded the program
Howard Eubanks of Arlington.
A turkey dinner was sprvpd af
file McCabe home after the re
("for which Mrs. Ealor Huston was
chairman. Mrs. L. D. Neill was
in charge of the devotions and
tne gut exchange was arranged
by Mrs. Frank E. Parker. Twenty,
five members were present.
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MRS. O'DONNELL HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Donnell
were hosts Wednesdav, evpnw
at their home on Church Street for
a dinner complimenting his
mother, Mrs. Harrv O'nnnnpii
Sr., on the occasion of her birth
day. Others Dresent wptp Har
O'Donnell and Mr. and Mrs. La
verne Van Marter.
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