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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, February 25, 1954
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All Saints Episcopal Auxiliary
ANNUAL SHROVE TUESDAY
enings
noon Lard Party Y ' mmo bVP)1fc
g Elks Annual om UVmib
I II Li !
idea oy vany
l the afternoon of Hie1
uial Saturday, the ladies,
were entertained with a I
ty at the Elks lodge with'
xts wives acting as the!
s.
32 tables of bridge and
in play prizes were won
e by Mrs. B. . Pickney of
les who received high
Irs. Carol Rice, Condon,
and Mrs. Zuma Bailey of
n, low. In pinochle the
ere received by Mrs. How
Kinks of lone, 'first, Mrs.
l Lindstrom of lone se-
Mrs. Floyd Worden re
ow. prizes were won by Mrs.
McCurdy Jr., of lone and
Clark of Hermiston.
jses were Mrs. Jack Van
Mrs. James Farley, Mrs.
Morgan of lone, Mrs. Wil
bhart, Mrs. Harold Becket,
:k Bailey, Mrs. La Verne
liter, Mrs. Clarence Rose
rs. Raymond Ferguson,
ank Turner, Mrs. Lou Bis-
ise Party Honors
James J. Farley
lames Farley was guest of
t a surprise afternoon des
rty at her home Tuesday
y 16 on th eoccasion of
:hday.
sses for the affair vver
rank Anderson and Mrs.
avd, who served birthday
id coffee to the following
Mrs. Iiilma Anderson,
n Anderson, Mrs, Alex
son, Mrs. Alan Case, Mrs.
nd Ferguson, Mrs. Harold
Mrs. P. VV. Ma honey and
'illiam Labhart.
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C. S. MEET WEDNESDAY
vV. S. C. S. of the Methodist
will meet March 3 at S:00
at the home of Mrs. Tom
where final plans will be
for the dinner scheduled
' held Saturday evening.
13 in the'ehurch parlors,
ostesses with Mrs. Weils
meeting will be Mrs. Darl
n and Mrs. E. J. Dobbie.
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GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS
Friday February 2S Ruth chap
ter No. 32, OES
Monday Match 1 Chamber of
commerce annual banquet.
Legion hall, 6:30 p. m.
Rainbow for Girls.
Tuesday March 2 All Saints
Episcopal auxiliary annual
Pancake Luncheon, parish
house, 11 :00 a. m. to 1 : 30 p. m
American Legion auxiliary
Wrangler, club house
Thursday March 4 Soroptimist
business meeting, noon at
O'Donnell's
Elks Ladies night
Friday March S-Sans Souci Re-
bekah lodge
Saturday March G Lilian C. Tur
ner smorgasbord, Lexington
grange hall
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Episcopal Auxiliary
Meets Monday Night
The regular monthly meeting
of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church was held in the
church parish house Monday
night.
Mrs. R. B. Rice was in charge of
the program and gave a short
talk on the "Virgin Mary and Her
Son". Mrs. Jack Marshall pre
sented the group with two vocal
solos.
Membeis present besides Mrs.
Rice and Mrs. Marshall were
Mesdames Frank Wilkinson,
Luola Bengtson, Grace Nicker
so n, Ture Peterson, Claude Gra
ham, Frank Turner,-J. .1. N'ys.
Richard Wells, Stephen Thomp
son. P. W. Mahonev. La verne
Van Marter, Robert Gamniell,
John Reeves and Miss Leona Gra.
ham.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Mary Wright and Mrs. G. A.
Fames.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L, Farrens The Farrens in 1904
t in l our esv Yakima lleiald
SUNDAY RECEPTION HONORS GOLDEN
WEDDING OF MR. AND MRS. FARRENS
Of interest to Morrow county
residents was the golden wed
ding reception held Feb. 21 in
Yahima. Wash, of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Farrens who were pio
neer residents of this area, oper
ating a wheat ranch here for
many years. They left the ranch
in li23 and moved to Yakima
where they operated a flower
shop until their retirement seven
years ago.
The Farrens nave two uaupi
tors. Mrs. Fred C. Squire
American River resort and Mrs.
Rollin L. Roers of Yakima, five
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren, all of-whom were
present for the reception.
Mr. Farrens has one brother, W.
H. Farrens and several nieces and
nephews who still reside in or
near Heppner.
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Driscoll Home Scene
Of Auxiliary Meet
Miller-Fisk Weddina
Vows Read Sunday
By Flossie Coats
A very quiet but pretty wed
ding was performed Sundav
morning February 11th at th
'Baptist church parsonage, 1 1m
miston with the Rev. Shilling of
fii'intine.' when Miss Marlenei
Fisk, daughter of Mrs. Zoo Bill-
'lie
met
Pi is-
"ill.
the group. Mrs.
k, Trosidcd luring
PAHCAKE
TUESDAY MARCH, 2
PARISH HOUSE
11:00 A. M. to 1:30 P. M.
Adults $1.35
Students 75c
Dinner Party Honors
Mike Carter Monday
Mike Carter, son of Mr. and
Jeff Carter, celebrated his fifth
birthday with a dinner party at
the home of his parents Monday
afternoon.
Guests were Linda and Lennie
Smith, Cheryl and Larry Bellen
brock, Eddie Ernsdorff, Jody and
Janel Fancher, and Jeffry and
Gregory Carter
JayCee-Ettes Plan
Spring Rummage Sale
Proceeding their regular busi
ness meeting, the Jay tee-httes
held a joint potluck dinner with
the Jay' fees Wednesday night,
February 17 at the Jay Cee hall.
Hostesses for the dinner were
Mrs. Roice Fulleton and Mrs. Wil
liam Sowell.
Durum the business meeting
nresident Mrs. Herman Green ap
pointed the following committee
to be in charge of the spring
rummage sale, Mrs. William Bar
ratt, Mrs. Roice Fulleton and Mrs.
Everett Keithly.
Mrs. Phil Blakney was appoint
ed to contact Sam Gordon, the
bridge expert to arrange for him
to give a week of bridge lessons
in Heppner sometime in the near
future.
ofhnes and R. O. Fisk, became tlx
bride of Bill Miller, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, in a
double ring ceremony.
The bride was pretty in a grey
wool suit with red accessories,
while her only attendant. Mrs
Darrel Rash wore a navy blue
suit with red accessories. The best
man for the groom was Paul Matt.
Members of the immediate fam
ily attending were Mrs. Zoo Bill
ings, mother of the bride and her
sister Brenda Billings, her father
R. O. Fisk, Union, Oregon, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Miller, parents of
t ho groom, Miss Evelyn Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips,
Hermiston, and Darrell Rash.
After a few days honeymoon
trip the young couple are at home
in the Earl Cramer house in
Boardman, both being employiv I
there. Mr. Miller on the ranch
with his father Robert Miller and
the bride at Ordnance.
Past Noble Grands
Plan District Meet
Heppner I ' 1 1 it No. 7 of
American Legion AuxiUar,
:n the home of Mrs. Janv's
coll Tuesdav night. Februan
president of
Pon I'ellenhro
the business meeting, during I
wlii, ti lime final iilans were:
i made for the seis ing of the
! Chamber of Commerce ban piet ;
! March 1. Mrs. Dick Meador is'
general chairman for the affair.
The president also announced
the Lions Club had asked the
enuip to serve them a banquet
March 120. Mrs. Kemp Dick and
Mrs. Gene Ferguson volunteered,
to be co-chairmen for the event.
As February is Americanism
month in the calendar of Legion!
Auxiliary activities. Mrs. Jack'
Van Winkle. Americanism chair
man, presented an Americanism
program consisting of games.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Walter
E'dger and Mrs. Nelson Bailey.
Members present at the meet
ing were Mesdames, Richard
Wells, Nelson Bailey, Elwiu
Hughes. Jack Marshall, Riley
Munkers, Clarence Johnson. Wal
ter Edger, Kemp Pick. Karl Evans.
John Lane, Jack Van Winkle,
Frank Davidson, Gene Ferguson,
Ned Sweek, Creston Robinson.
Alex Thompson, pick Meador,
I.eRoy Gardner. William Labhart,
and William Heath.
Refreshments were served to
Hie eroun bv Mrs. Priseoll and
Mrs. Gene Wells.
Smorgasbord
LILIAN C TURNER
Foundation Benefit
LEXINGTON GRANGE HALL
Sat., March 6
6 TO 8 P. M.
ADULTS S1.50 CHILDREN 75c
Entertainment will follow in the Grange hall.
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The past noble grands of Hie
Sans Souci Rebekah lodge met
at the home of Mrs. Cornett Green
Tuesday February 1G.
Plans were made during the
business meeting for a meeting
to be held in the near future for
all past noble grands of Lexing
ton, lone, Hardman and Heppner.
Members present were Mrs.
Pete MeMurtry, Mrs. Frank E.
Parker, Mrs. Robert Pobbs, Mrs.
Lester poolittle, Mrs. Jarvis Chaf
fee. Mrs. John llergstrom. Mrs.
Sadie Sigsboe, Mrs. Let ha Archer, i
and Mrs. Pearl Pevitio. ar
Episcopal Auxiliary
Holds Card Party
The Woniens Auxiliary of the
episcopal church sponsored a
card partv .Wednesday night.
February 17 at the parish house
Pinochle nrizes were won by
Mrs. Buil Springer, high and
i.-r.inti Ad I; ins received second. In
bridge Steve Trukosil receive)
hi.'h wore and Tom Wilson won
second.
'in I'nwoo Kellv received th(
door prize.
UiKtv.i for the affair were
Clarence Ro'cwall, Mrs
Van Stevens, Mrs. Tun
Refreshments were served to
the group by Mrs. pobbs and Mr.
Sigsbee.
Peterson, Mis. Blanche Brown.
Mrs. P. W. Mahonev and Mrs.
'Claude Graham.
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