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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
Page 4 SPECIAL EVERY DAY LOOK! LOOK! Biggest Wholesale Market in . Eastern Oregon NOW OPEN AT Columbia Gorge Meat Company LOCATED AT Green'S Food Lockers-Hermiston Wholesale to the Customer, Locker Customer or for Your Freezer Let's break-the big beef monopoly-price sliced to the bone. We invite you to come in and look over our fine selection of meats. Government Graded - Phone 6577 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 30, 1952 Lex Camp Fire Girls Plan Party Bv DelDha Jones The Lexington Camp Fire Girls hold their first meeting at tne home of their guardian Mrs. C. C. Jones on Tuesdy. At this time the following girls signed up, Lucille .nnd Marearet Kendall. Barbara Stcagall, Louise Botts, Mickey! Gray, Nancy Wright, Dora Sue! Solemn Requiem Moss Celebrated In Heppner A Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated in St. Patrick's church in Heppner on October 21 honoring Mrs. Mary McCormack, recently deceased mother of the pastor, Rev. Francis McCormack. The celebrant was Kev. ivicur- Peter Duignan, Hood River; Wil liam Stone, Baker; Thomas Mc Teigue, Prineville and Michael Ahem, Redmond. Other Priests attending were the Vicar-General, Rev. Mathew Crotty, Baker and Very Rev.-M. J. McMahon, La Grande; the Rever ends John O'Brien, Vale; Patrick Gaire. Ontario; Thomas Moore, Baker and Simon Coughlin, O. M mack, Deacon, Leopold O'Riordan, CaP ( Hermiston. Also Sisters Sineine in the choir were Rich ard Gleason, O. M. Cap., Bend; Davidson and Charlene Jones They planned a Hallowe'en party which will be held inursaay night at the Davidson Mr. and Mrs n,l Mr nnH Mrs Pendleton are enjoying a vaca- i, with dinner being served irom tion in Mexico and the Southern I c p. m. to 8 p. m. The price Is YQU-UIIAHDEHHD OREGON - fJirl L31 -KJU 3 (DIME y A 1 ' fc. V IN MAu.w y. cw, Z fWt ""tor o m ran sub deacon, Daniel nnffv n m. CaD.. both from Her- jmiston, master of ceremonies was Rev. William Roden, London. Canice and Ophelia from La Grande. Ladies serving breakfast to the guests were Mesdames James Daly William Doherty, John Bros- nan, Jerry Brosnan, rin nuwcn, leld inursaay Father Dominlc and MichoeV rf urran Gertrude Appie. " CwJBennan.T0IlsDufur, Rembe,rt gate, Harry O'Donnell, Jr., Jack ? iSslngS of Ales' " F- M- NySSa: ReverC"dS Hea y andyCharles O'Donnell. states. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Vinsen were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oris Pad- berg one day last week. Mrs. Ina Nickols Is visiting lor I H .ll a few days in roruanu. Miss Dona Barnett and Mrs. Trina Parker accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marquardt to Portland last week wnere iney visited. The Marquardt's motored on to Corvallis where they visited iVipir son Carl. wr and Mrs. Charles Breshears were The Dalles visitors Saturdy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCall are one of the residents of Lexington ivinc in the Leonard house, and Mr. and Mrs. Lanz are living in the Carl Breeding house. The Mc- rail are from Clarkston, wasn., and the others from Herminton. Mrs. Delbert Viensen and child ren and Mrs. Charlie Buchanan were Hermiston visitors on Sun da v. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson were visitors from Pilot Rock Sun rin v. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Miller and son Gary were visitors at the C. C. .innes home over the weekend from their home in La Grande Mrs. Dan Wav is at her home after several weeks stay In the hnsnital in Heppner Junior Christian Endeavor met for the first time in the Christian Church in Lexington with Mrs. Douglas Trice in charge. At this time the youngsters enjoyed sing ing, a lesson and flannel graphs, nre shown. These meetings are at 4 n. m. and all youngsters who are interested are urged to attend. Several people from Lexington attended the giving of the de gree of chivalry at Pendleton at the Oddfellows Lodge Saturday night. This was indeed a beau tiful ceremony with a delightful program, which was enjoyed by the following who attended: Mrs. A. F. Majeske, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. George irvin. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones, Audrey Ansted and. the guests of the Jones', Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Mil ler of La Grande. The Lexington H. E. C. of the nratiL'e is planning their annual turkey dinner at the Lexington Grange hall Saturday nignt, inov. NEED Envelopes. Phone 882 maybe ff) means... First Date ani maybe not but for sure p0j)) M Mi m me ins "' o fi SAVINGS FOR YOU AT PENNEY'S SATURDAY NOV. lt, KEEP THIS DATE OPEN 51 9S and 75 rents. The Lexington Junior uass is practicing on a play which is to be given in the near future. Lexington motored to nenx on Thursday where they played foot ball, winning with a score of 27-6. The T.exincton Three Links club Is to hold a bazaar and food sale in the dining room of the hall on November 4, which is election day. They will also serve a lunch at noon. The vniinir adult class of the rhristian church entertained the young adult class of the Heppner Christian Sunday school at a weiner roast in the Wetzel yard one night last week. 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