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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1952)
Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 30, 1 952 Page 3 1 T T aal naDD 1 1 enings . Bergstrom eives Highest pekah Degree decoration of Chivalry was bred upon Mrs. John Berg. Saturday evening by Roy V. y, Department Commander Patriarch's Militant of Ore- It special ceremonies in Pen h. This is considered a sig honor and is awarded for lorious achievement in lodge ! and community service. Mrs, strom is the first member of i Souci Rebekah Lodge to received the award in many s. Six other Rebekahs from es of Eastern Oregon were larly recognized at Saturday's ing. Lodge dignitaries from the state attended this meet fend a program followed the ntation. Those -attending Heppner included Mrs. Tea Ion, John Bergstrom. Mrs I Devine, Miss Leta Humph Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Scott, Merle Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Payne. h Chapter OES ds Initiation day evening there was bal- at the meeting of Ruth ler No. 32 and then confer- bf degrees upon Grace Grant, b E. Grant, Aluta Wilhite and by Wilhite. uiowing cnapter closing a fl hour was enjoyed with re tments served in the dining of the Masonic temper. Ing from a flower centered were Mrs. James G. Thorn - and Mrs. J. Palmer Sorlien. Hallowe'en motif was used pses tor the evening were (Raymond Ferguson, Mrs. E. hguson, Mrs. Archie D. Mc p and Mrs. Jos. J. Nys. TO VOTE EXERCISEIT! Nov. 4 trdless of Party it is Your lege and Duty to Mark 1 Ballot. So. . . SURE TO OTE! audien s 40th Anniversary Celebrated in lone By Ernest Helikers Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heliker celebrated their 40th wedding an niversary Saturday when around 20 friends surprised them that evening. Slides were shown and refreshments were served. A large cake with the numbers 40 on it was served. They received many lovely gifts and long dist ant telephone calls. The Helikers were married in Lexington Oct. 26, 191.2 and lived there until 1915 when they moved to this mm. munity. They lived on the ranch until 1945 when they moved to lone. They have two children, Mrs. Jerry (Harriet) Bolman of San Jose and Donald of lone. -o Delta Kappa Gamma Initiates Eight The Iota Chapter of Delta Kap pa Gamma held its initiatory meeting at the Presbyterian Church, Pendleton October 25. Mrs. Richard Neuberger. mem ber of the Oregon State House of Representatives, gave an en lightening and entertaining ad dress on State Educational Legis lation and Legislators.-'The Loy alty Oath Bill was vicious in sing ling out teachers to be targets of slander," said Mrs. Neubergre. She also discussed the milk pro duction and the school district re organization bills. Those initiated were: Mrs. M. J. Betson, Mrs. Archie Bond, Mrs. Don Braden, Mrs. II. M. Hanavan, Mrs. Earl Cochran, of Pendleton; Mrs. Homer Hayes, Irrigon; Mrs. Jay Vanderhorst, Umatilla; Mrs. Gerald Whitney, Athena. Miss Edna Bloom, Alpha Chap ter of Klamath Falls, now teach ing at Lexington, was a guest. Those attending from this area were Miss Galena Sandwick. Boardman; Mrs. John Partlow, lone; Mrs. Franklin Ely; Mrs. Lucy Rodgers, Mrs. Ethel Lyng holm and Mrs. Adrian Bechdolt, Heppner. Coming Events Birthdays Honored At Episcopal Auxiliary At All Saints Episcopal Auxil iary meeting Thursday afternoon October 23, Mrs. Ture Peterson chose Dorothy Thompson's article "There is a Time" for discussion during the program period. At the social meeting there was a surprise birthday party honor ing Mrs. R. B. Rice and Mrs. W. O. Bayless. There was a birthday cake with one candle and a fruit cake as well. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. W. E. Hughes and Mrs. Ambrose Chapin. The tea tables were centered with roses on a white damask cloth. Plans were discussed for re decorating the parish house kit chen in colors. Final plans were made for the dinner to be given the evening of Nov. 8. Mrs. Floyd Adams is to be contacted regarding this. The Rt. Rev. Lane W. Barton, is to be in Heppner November 9 for con firmation services. o Church Teachers And Officers Meet The Teachers and Officers of the Christian church met at the parsonage on Tuesday evening. Plans were made for an attend ance contest to run during the months of November, December and January. Committees for the Halloween party were appointed. Also the Christmas program. There were 16 in attendance and Mrs. Marcel Jones served refreshments. Friday Oct 31 Hallowe'en hay ride for all teenagers Church parties for the younger set Saturday Nov. 1 Lexington H. E C. turkey dinner served 6 p. m to 8 p. m. Monday Nov. 3 Chamber cf com merce, noon at O'Donnell's American Legion business meeting Bcinbow For Girls Tuesday Nov. 4 Election Day VOTE I American Legion Auxiliary, 3 p. m., legion hall Wranglers Thursday Nov. 6 Scroptimist, noon at O'Donnell's Elks, ladies night Friday Nov. 7 Sans Souci Re bekah lodge o Past Noble Grands Meet At Parker Home Mrs. Frank E. Parker enter tained the Past Noble Grands club of Sans Souci Rebekah Lodge at her home on N. Main street the last of the week. Plans were made for the club's annual, thanksgiv ing dinner which will be held this year on November 8th at the home of Mrs. J. R. Huffman. This is a planned potluck. Present at the meeting were Mrs. John Berg strom, Mrs. Jarvas Chaffee, Mrs. Joseph Devine, Mrs. Robert Dobbs, Mrs. George W. Gertson, Mrs.' Lucy E. Rodgers and Mrs. J. R. Huffman. Thp Gordon McGouahs brid" for Mr- 3,1(1 iMrs- Gonlonj Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Cornett A farewell gift was presented to . - n , okviuui," """"""J ti' i v I . - .. itiin i l t 1 1 111 . UVU.V hill. tlllll H1I.S. JUCliOUgll WHO afe oiven rureweii rui.y Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dick Jr. enter tained with a buffet dinner and Other guests were Mr. and Mrs Paul W. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. j and Paul Jones and low by W'. L. Floyd Jones, Mr. anil Mrs. Howard, Cox and Mrs. Green. First prizes were won by Mrs. Cox 'moving to a ranch near Walla Walla. NEED Envelopes, Phone 882" Shower Held For Mrs. Jeff Carter Mrs.Jeff Carter was the guest of honor at a lovely shower given Wednesday evening by Mrs. G. C. M. Smith and Mrs. L. E. Dick, Jr. at the Smith home. The evening was spent in visit ing and games with refreshments being served to Mesdames Wal lace Wolff, Robert Penland, Will iam Barratt, Robert Ferrell, Har vey Wilhite, Leslie Grant, Gene Wells and the hostesses. o ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Harrison of Heppner are announcing the engagement of their daughter Twila to Henning Martenson of Portland. The wedding will be an event of Saturday November 22 in Portland. O s DINNER PARTY HELD SUNDAY Mrs. Alex Green entertained with a small dinner party at her home on Water street Sunday afternoon. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Tollison and Miss Esther Bergstrom. o NEED Letterheads, Phone 882 PLANS THAT FIT! There's most every kind Of Hospital Plans. You can have them with Extras or just take them sans! We'll gladly explain and Let you look them over! Then you can compare their Cost and their cover! It doesn't much matter How fancy they read As long as they give the Protection you need! hr Ask cbout our Hospital Plans or Sick-tS-Accident Insurance For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES Phone 723 Box 611 Heppner, Oregon Attention Cattlemen The final stage of Morrow County's Bangs disease con trol program is under way. With the cooperation of all i cattlemen the test can be completed by February 1 , 1 953. This means every herd in Morrow county will be tested, n order to speed up the program, plan to test your herd tit . r r t rt i t Soon. Make your data tor a tree test or calthood vacci nation by calling Dr. Floyd Frank, Lexington, phone -8448. Morrow County Livestock Growers, Ass'n. 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