Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 21, 1954
Page 3
OCLCI
ate President Here for
bekah District Meeting
hirty fourth annual Re- tion for the convention to be held
'convention of district No.j in Heppner in 1956, 'which was
t held at the I. O. O. F. hall accepted. Election of officers for
3man on October 11. 1955 was held and Edith Mathews
hostess lodge, Mistletoe No. will be chairman for district No.
Jned the afternoon session)20 when it convenes in lone next
fieir Noble Grand, Ruby fal1- Ruth Bergstrom, Sans Souci
will tie vice chairman with
Gladys Drake, Bunchgrass, sec
retary. Refreshments were served im
mediately after the close of the
afternoon session in the newly
Urass No. 91, lone and Sans renovated hall. Everyone inspect
s'o. 33, Heppner. ed the new kitchen and dining
tletoe surrendered the room-
presiding. Delsie Chapel
e secretary, both for Mis-
lodge and the convention,
tiet 20 comprises four
Mistletoe No. 25, Hard
'Holly No. 139, Lexington;
I to the convention officers,
Harshman being chairman.
The banquet was served at 6:30
' p. m. in the dinint? room to about
lonored guest, Byrle Drury.ilOO members, the tables decorat
tah Assembly president of ed with the rainbow theme. En
m, was introduced and wel- tertaining during the dinner
i by the members singing hour were Ivan McDaniel with
Dug "It Is No Secret". I his guitar and Bobby Stevens
( address 0f welcome was' Paying the violin. They also
by Vern Batty of Mistletoe,1 sangseveral western songs. Patsy
psponse was given by Lucy, antl Ja'1 Wright sang a duet ae
prs of Sans Souci. companied by their mother, Mrs.
J , call of past chairmen Walter Wright, at the piano.
J seven present and a tri
;was paid them by Mistletoe
presenting each with a gift,
j were sent to those absent
lembers of their respective
js.
emplification of various
g of lodge work and their re
i were given by the different'
es in the afternoon program,
ident Byrle Drury explained
uestions in the question box
flat everyone could under
d them.
.Us Souci extended an invita-
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Coming Events
Friday Oct. 22 Ruth chapter No.
32, OES
Monday Oct. 25 Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Don
nell's American Legion business
meeting
All Saints Episcopal Auxiliary
Tuesday Oct. 26 Bookworms
Degree of Honor
Thursday Oct. 28 Soroptimists,
noon at O'Dcnnell's
Elks
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After returning to the hall sev
eral from Hardman entertained
with a intricate square dance or
two with Mary Cason at the
piano, Ivan McDaniel with the
electric guitar, Bobby Stevens
playing the violin and Sam
Steers calling. It was explained
that giving dances was the chief
means of raising funds for the
Hardman lodge.
The evening session convened
at 8:00 p. m. Tribute to the presi
dent was given by Holly lodge
and renewal of the obligation
was participated in by all, under
the leadership of Sans Souci.
Byrle Drury, president, present
ed Grace Buschke with a veter
an's jewel for Mistletoe lodge.
Draping the charter in memory
for the departed was done by Mis
tletoe. Those visiting from out of the
district were Mildred Hoberg,
Alsea, Oregon; and the president,
Byrle Drury of Coberg.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening session.
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Carnation Club
Finishes Towels
The Carnation club met at the
home of Mrs. Ida Farra Thursday
evening and following the busi
ness meeting, members hemmed
30 towels for the hospital and
then worked on plans for the
district convention to be held on
October 20.
Refreshments were served to
the eleven members and one
guest bv Ida Farra and Verna
Case.
Former Heppner Girl
Bride At Ceremony
In Kennewick Sunday
In a setting of pink and white
chrysanthemums at the First
Christian church in Kennewick,
Washington on Sunday October
10 LaDelle Knighten, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Neal F. Knighten of
Kennewick, became the bride of
Paul Denny Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul E. Smith of Starbuck,
Wash. The Rev. Virgil F. Halbig
performed the double ring cere
mony. The bride given i n marri
age by her father, wore a white
tulle and lace gown with finger
tip veil. She wore pearls worn by
her mother at her wedding, and
carried a white Bible with shower
bouquet of pink roses.
Matron of honor, Mrs. Martin
Pshigoda, sister of the groom,
wore pink; Miss Mary Fischer,
maid of honor, was dressed in
green and Miss Janice Quarles,
bridesmaid, wore blue. They all
carried nosegays of pink and
white mums and pink roses.
Best man was James hlier ana
ushers were Neal Fred Knighten,
Jr., Jerry Smith, Larry Smith and
Terry Smith. Candlelighters were
Lee Moore and Margaret Kirarct.
Mrs. Virgil Halbig presided at
the organ and Mrs. Wes Brown
was soloist.
The bride's mother was dressed
in black with a pink and white
corsage, the groom's mother wore
a grey suit and a pink and white
corsage.
After the ceremony a reception
followed in the church parlors
Mrs..L. D. Neill, grandmother of j
the bride, and Mrs. Dave Kirara,
pouring. Mrs. W. R. Scott, aunt
of the bride, and Mrs. David Pal
mer served the wedding cake.
For going away the bride cnose
a pink wool suit with black accessories.
Those from out of town attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Smith, Starbuck, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Pshigoda, Wasco,
Wash.; Terry, Larry.Jerry Smith,
Starbuck, Wash.; Neal F. Knigh
ten, Jr., San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Neill, Heppner; Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Scott, Heppner;
Mr and Mrs. Guy Moore, Athena;
Miss Lee Moore, Fossil; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Ashbaugh, Milton; Mrs.
Waller Eubanks, Hermiston; Mrs.
Frank Glasscock, Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Boyd, Portland;
Mrs. E. R. Huston, Heppner and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Moon, El
lensburg, Wash.
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Garden Club Meets At
Lexington Tuesday
The Lexington Garden club
met in the home of Mrs. Nellie
Johnson, Tuesday October 12.
The following members were
present: Gene Leonard. Bernice
Lott, Edna Munkers. Catie Pad
berg, Nellie Palmer, Lucile Peck,
Faye Munkers, Maxine Cox,
Edith Miller, Nellie Johnson,
Edna Wetzel, Mae McCall, Fran
ces Schrage, Lee Wagonblast,
Cora Warner, and Bertha Dinges.
Mrs. Breeding was a guest.
Edna Munkers gave an inter
esting talk on how to keep cab
bage heads from splitting and
what time of day is the best time
to cut flowers.
Lee Wagonblast received the
door prize. Maxine Cox and Cora
Warner drew from the birthday
box.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Cora Warner.
Aft.- .1-.- nwintiiwv KnfinL.litnnlL:l
were served by the hostesses.
tain those having high scot, at
a gay 90's dinner party, Thurs
day evening at the Earle Blake
home.
The hostesses were appropri
ately dressed in costumes of that
era and gay 90's music was en
joyed by all.
Those present were Mesdames
David Wilson, E. K. Schaffitz,
John Pfeiffer, Raymond Ferguson,
P. YV. Mahoney, Orville Smith,
Emile Groshens. Harold Colin,
Earle Blake, L. D. Tibbies, Gene
Ferguson, James Thomson, Leon
ard Schwarz and Tom Wilson.
Mrs. David Wilson held high
score, second was won by Mrs.
Smith, and Mrs. Schwarz was
low.
Elks Hold Party For
All Teenagers Friday
The Elks held a party Friday
evening for all teenagers in the
upstairs of the lodge building.
Those assisting in preparing
refreshments and in serving were
Mesdames C. E. Dougherty; C. E.
Lynch, Ervin Anderson, Pearl De
vine, E. E. Gonty, Claude Graham,
Richard Calvin, Robert Grabill,
Clara B. Gertson, Theta Stratton,
James Thomson and James
Hayes.
Teachers and members of the
Elks lodge supervised the danc
ing and games during the evening.
STATE OFFICERS of the Degree
of Honor who will be in Hepp
ner for the organization's dis
trict convention next Tuesday
are (top) Mrs. Dan Scott, John
Cay, state president, and Mrs.
Clara B. Gertson (lower photo),
state organizer for the lodge.
Mrs. Certsm makes her home
here.
District Convention
Of Degree of Honor
To Be in Heppner
Kate J. Young lodge No. 29 of
Heppner will be hostess to the dis
trict convention of the Degree of
Honor Protective Association on
Tuesday, October 26 in the Odd
fellows hall.
Members from the Baker, John
Dav, Bend. The Dalles and Pen
dleton lodges are expected. A full
program has been planned under
the leadership of State Director
Clara B Gertson, beginning with1
a noon luncheon served by the'
local lodge.
The afternoon session will be
called to order at 1:00 p. m. by
Mrs. Theta Stratton, president of,
Kale J. Young lodge. A school
of instruction will be held by the!
State Director assisted by Mrs.
Dan Scott, state president of John
Day; Mrs. A. Spickerrrfan, state
vice president of The Dalles; Mrs.
M. Anderson, stale secretary, of
Portland; and Mrs. L. B. Buckley,
junior past state president, Port
land. . Reports will be given by each
president of their work for the
vear. The Heppner Junior club
will give a demonstration of their
opening at 4:30 p. m.
A banquet will be served by
the Crusader class of the Chris-
lian church at 6:30 p. m. for visi
tors, members and friends. State
president Scott will be the toast-
mistress. The evening meeting
will be headlighted by the visit
ing lodges putting on the ritual
istic work. The John Day lodge
will have their drill team with
them.
The program will include an
Gaarsland-Dalzell
Wedding Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dalzell of
lone are announcing the marri
age of their daughter Wilma, to
Wallace Gaarsland, son of Mrs.
Ida Coleman of lone.
The ceremony took place Sun
day, October 3 at Yuma, Arizona.
Bill Eason of Texas and LaVerne
Williamson of El Cojon, Califor
nia accompanied the couple.
They will make their home in
lone when the groom receives his
discharge from the Navy
SMORGASBORD
HEPPNER LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20
6:00 TO 8:30 P. M.
$1.50 PER PERSON CHILDREN UNDER 12, 75c
Sponsored By St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Whats Trumps Club
Holds Gay 90's Party
The Whats Trump bridge club
held their annual party, where
those holding low scores enter
address of welcome by the mayor,
square dance in charge of Ruth
Bergstrom and conclude with a
coffee hour.
Committees in charge are musi
cian for session, Eugenia Huston;
banquet arrangements, Gladys
Connor and Ida Farra; luncheon,
Martha King, Prudy Casebeer,
Bernice Nash, and Ada Piper;
hospitality, Nora Neill, Mable
Chaffee and Mary McMurtry;
courtesies and corsages, Edna
Harshman; registration, Fay
Munkers, Edna Coxen and Fer
mina Crisp; banquet tickets, Bea
Gommillion and publicity, Olive
Hughes.
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