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Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 20, 1954 Social Happenings . . . UNION MISSIONARY MEETING AT VALBY LUTHERAN ATTRACTS SIXTY-FIVE The Union Missionary Society held its regular meeting Sunday afternoon at the Valby Lutheran church in Eight Mile with sixty five members present. Following the business meet ing conducted by Mrs. Hoy Neill, president, the following program was presented. Reports from missionary groups of all churches participating were given by Mrs. Kenneth Carpen ter, Methodist; Mrs. A. D. Mc Murclo, Episcopal; Mrs. Claude Huston, Valby Lutheran; and Mrs. F. K. Parker, Christian. Mrs. Algott Lundeli and her granddaughters Karen and Cher yle Lundeli presented a piano trio, followed by Mrs. Lucy Peter son who sang a vocal solo accom panied by Mrs. Henry Peterson. A violin solo was played by Mrs. Tom Wilson accompanied by Mrs. Howard Peed. Mrs. Alfred Troed son gave a reading and sang a vocal solo accompanied by Mrs. Lucille Owens. Mrs. Earl Soward Children Guests of Soroptimist Club Mother's Day was observed by the Soroptimist club Thursday noon at O'Donnell's, with each member bringing their children or some child as a guest. Mrs. W. O. George welcomed the guests in behalf of the club and presented the program. David George recited "I Want To Learn To Whistle", Kay Keithly and Judy Collins did some fancy baton twirling and the group all sang America. The tea for the Senior girls and their mothers is to be Sunday, May 2.') from 2 until 1 in the af ternoon at the home of Miss Leta Humphreys. Guests of the club were Bill Hughes, Kay Keithly, Judy Col Ins, Philip, Mark and Susan Blak ney, Meal Pcnland, David George, Ka'thy McLaughlin and Sheryl Bellenbrock. Mankin Home Scene.. Of Card Party Friday Mrs. Fred Mankin entertained at her home Friday afternoon with a pinochle party. Guests were Mrs. Walter Bee ket, Mrs. Frank Hamlin, Mrs. Max Harris, Mrs. Hubert Lowe, Mrs. Ed LaTrace. Mrs. Oreu Wright and Mrs. Hoy Orwick. Prizes were won by Mrs. Or wick. high; Mrs. LaTrace, second; and Mrs. Hecket. low. Refreshments were served to t he group by the hostess. played a recording of Missionary Hosa Page Welch's relatings of different incidents in each coun try of her missionary work. A smorgasbord was served to the members by the Valby church women. Mrs. Leonard Carlson was in charge of the refreshments and Mrs. William Rawlings had charge of decorations. Presiding at the tea table and coffee table were Mrs. Claude Huston and Mrs. Roy Neill. . o New Officers To Be Chosen By American Legion Auxilliary The American Legion Auxiliary held their regular business meet ing Tuesday night at the Ameri can Legion hall. During the business meeting, Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn, Girls State chairman announced that Lillian Elde had been selected 'as the units representative to Girls State in Salem. A nominating committee of Mrs. Dick Wells, Mrs. Gene Fer guson and Mrs. Walter Edger was appointed to select officers for the coming year. Program chairman, Mrs. Clar ence Johnson presented the fol lowing program, a vocal solo by Mrs. Lucy I'eterson accompanied by Mrs. Charles Ruggles; banjo music by Roy Quackenbush ac companied by Mrs. Clive Huston and two readings by Mrs. Mildred Hoberg. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. Walter Becket and Mrs. Edger to the following members present: Mesdamcs Creston Robinson, Ned .Sweek, Dick Wells, Don Bellen brock. Dick Meador, Howard Pet tyjohn, Elwin Hughes, Clarence Johnson, Riley Munkers, Kemp Dick. William Heath, Grace Hughes, Hoy Quackenbush, James Farley and Ray Bailey. The next meeting will be a no host dinner at O'Donnell's cafe June 1. Cmmna FvPflfc Drake-Wheir Wedding LOWWg WmiS Held in Church At NOTICE-Due to the slackening Hood River May 9 activities during the, c,ip, ,.;hoir nf PnrtianH the Coming! " ' Z married May 9 at the Riverside church in Hood River with the of social summer months Events column will be discontln ued alter June 1. It will be re sumea odoui &epw. (Reverend Robert A. Hutchinson Friday May 21 Sans Souci Re-1 officiating. Her parents are Mr. bekah lodge I and Mrs. J. B. Wheir of Hood Saturday May 22-Potluck and R'v" and Drake is the son of Mr. dance, Eiks. 6:30 p. m. Iard Mrs. R. K. Drake of Heppner. Sundav Mav 23 Heppner high' The bride given in mar- Butter Creek Ranch Home of Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Henry La.inka of Pendleton this week announced Hie marriage of their daughter Kathryn to William Healy, of Heppner, the so nof Mr. and Mrs. John llealy and the late John Healy. The wedding took place May 1 at Stevenson, Washington. The I leaks will be at home on the llealy ranch on Butter Creek. o "l.ASUFIED ADS PAY Phil's Pharmacy Phil Blakney, Owner Gifls lor Graduates! 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American Legion business meeting Tuesday My 25 Bookworms Degree of Honor Wednesday, May 26 High school Graduation Thursday May 27 Soroptimists, noon at O'Donnell's Elks Grade School Graduation Friday May 28 Ruth chapter No. 32, OES. Coffee Hour Held at Bellenbrock Home The first "Sashaying Sally" coffe hour was held at the home of Mrs. Don Bellenbrock Wednes day morning. This is an impromptu gathering of American Leion Auxiliary wo men at a members home for the purpose of raising money for the organization. Each member at tending leaves twenty-five cents with the hostess for the coffee and dessert she has received. Guests at Mrs. Bellenbrocks were Mesdames Jack Marshall, LeRoy Gardner, Creston Robin son, Ned Sweek, Elwin Hughes, Dick Wells, James Farley, Dick Meador, Howard Pettyjohn and William Labhart. Rainbow Girls Hold Mother's Day Tea A Mother's Day tea was held Sunday afternoon by the Rain bow Girls in the Masonic hall in honor of those members who have since joined the organization, be come married. Honored guests were Mrs. Rita Graves Piper, Mrs. Delores Drake Rowell, and Mrs. Patricia Drake Tucker. Mrs. Mary Van Stevens gave the welcoming address and a piano solo was played by Helen Graham. The tea table was beautifully decorated in spring colors and gouquets of sweet peas and snap dragons were used thorughout the room. riage by her father, wore a white lace dress with hooped net skirt and lace cap holding her waist length veil. She carried pink rosebuds. Miss Earnestine Gilliland of San Matero, California, was maid of honor and Mrs. Ted Ekker of Hood River was matron of honor. Best man was Robert Burke, and ushers were Raymond, Claude and Douglas Drake, bro thers of the bridegroom. A reception at the church fol lowed the ceremony. The couple will live in San Francisco. Carnation Club Has Birthday Party The Carnation club held its May meeting at the home of Eu genia Huston. It was the birthday party and those having birthdays in April, Clarence Mrs. Turner Hostess For Bookworm Club Mrs. J. O. Turner was hostess to the Bookworm club which met at her home Tuesday night, May 11. Mrs. Cornett Green reviewed the book, "The Fields of Home" by Ralph Moody. Others present were Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. Floyd Jones, Miss Leta Humphreys, Miss Lulu Hager, Mrs. Loula Bengtson, Mrs. Lucy Peterson and Mrs. Ted Smith. . Refreshments were served by the hostess following the meeting. direction of Miss Margueiite Glavey. Games were played and re freshments served by the lodge officers. Initiation Held By OES Friday Evening Initiation was held for Miss Sharon Becket at a regular meet ing of the Eastern Star Friday night at the Masonic hall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Becket, Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron of the lo.lge. Guests attending the meeting were Mrs. Hildred Zell and Mrs. J. F. White of Wasco, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boudreau of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMillian of lone. Mrs. McMillian is Wor thy Matron of the lone chapter. Mrs. Kenneth Keeling, Mrs. Rosewall, . and Mrs. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Elects New unices Mrs Loren Leathers was elect ed president of the Beta Omega chapter of lone, of the Epsi on Sima Alpha at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Denward Bergivin at lone Thursday. o.,, rnic-nnal church IOr a; UUR'iwV' ,.. uus i.p.-r-. --- vTiiipr vice nresicem confirmation service the evemng. Tad M.lkr, wee of June 6. ,,!,arv Mrs. Walter Corley, corrcs- Class instruction will be held, w y, and Mrs. A. A. May 23 and 30 at 7:30 p. m. J P0""' . treasurer. Pins were pre- Private instruction is avanauu. bert MlUer and BISHOP TO HOLD CONFIRMATION HERE Rishon Barton will be at All to those who desire it, just con tact Rev. John R. Reeves USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS wonted to Ml'S. Mr. wm. Eagle with a jewel pin ceremony. Installation of officers will be May 20. Mrs. Stefani was co-hostess. IN TIM the refreshments. May and June drew presents from ' James Hayes were in charge of the birthday box Games were played and those winning prizes were Hester Cres wick, Nona Leathers and Gene vieve Springer. . Refreshments were served to the 18 members present by the hostesses Eugenia Huston, Nora Neill and Ada Piper. i ELKS POTLUCK, DANCE SCHEDULED SATURDAY NIGHT A potluck dinner and dance for Elks and their wives will be held Saturday, May 22 at the Elks Temple starting at 6:30. A dance and other entertainment will follow. Mother's Day Party Held By Lodge A Mother's Day party was held by the Degree of Honor at their regular meeting Tuesday night at the Civic Center. Junior members and children were guests. Following the business meeting a program was given and includ ed a reading by Mrs. Theta Strat ton and ukulele music and sr ngs by Vicki Barger, Judy Cochell, Jeannie Collins, Carol Anderson and Brenda Townsend under the 150 outside rooms $2.00 nd up Special weekly ratet WASHINGTON AT I4TH H. f. KUHN, H. A. MATHESON. OWNERS Your home base of restful com fort and ease in the center of busy Portland. Enjoy superlative service and convenience plus at the gracious CARLTON where each guest is an individual. PORTLAND. OREGON Altar Society Plans Fall Smorgasbord Mrs. Les Wyman, Mrs. Stephen Trukositz and Mrs. Harry O'Don nell Jr., were co-hostesses at the season's final meeting of the Altar Society of the Catholic church Tuesday night May 11 at the Wyman residence. Plans were made for a smorgasbord to be held in the fall. 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