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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
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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.
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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. The guests
for the evening were: outside of
the regular members, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Walker, Mrs. McNaff, Mrs. Fred
Hoskins and sister Mrs. Mitchell,
Mrs. Adelle Bailey and Mrs. Dick
Borman of Heppner, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Bates and Mr. and Mrs.
Vanover of Lexington.
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