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I Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 28, 1954 Page 5 Odd muzai OES Holds Initiation And Program Friday At a regular meeting of Ruth Chapter No. 32, O. E. S. held on Friday, October 22nd, degrees were conferred on J. R. Huffman, with Julius Gimbel of Queen Es ther Chapter as Courtesy Candi date. Out of town guests were Ama bel McMillan, Worthy Matron and other members of Locust Chapter of lone, Mr. and Mrs Julius Gimbel of Queen Esther Chapter, Hermiston and Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Smith of The Oregon Trail Chapter, Echo. . Paul and Gladys Jones, who lad celebrated their twentieth vedding anniversary on October Ust were honored by a vocal 10I0 "I Love You Truly," sung by Jliver Creswick, and presented Wth a gift from officers of Ruth lhapter. ! The Rainbow Girls provided urther entertainment by present ton of a skit, "The Romance of Iff Piff Land," which was much n joyed. Reports were given on the re ent trips by members of Ruth hapter to Bushee Chapter, Pen- leton Columbia Chapter Pendleton Woman Talks to Church Group Mrs. Eva Schold of Pendleto.i was guest speaker Monday even Ing at the regular missionary meeting of the All Saints Epls. copal auxiliary. Also a guest was Mrs. Isabelle Guderian o Los Angeles, formerly of Pendle ton. Following her talk, Mrs. Scholi led an interesting discussio.i pertaining to the purpose of the guild in connection with churc'i work and duties of members. Refreshments were served to the 36 members present by the hostesses Mrs. Jack Loyd and Mrs. John Pfeiffer. They fea tured birthday cake in honor of Mrs. R. B. Rice and Happy Birth day was sung to her. Mrs. Robert Penland was pro. gram chairman for the evening Coming Events Sunday Oct. 31 Hallowe'en hay ride. 5:00 p. m. Monday Nov. 1 Chamber of com merce, noon at O'Donnell's Rainbow for Girls American Legion business meeting Tuesday Nov. 2 American Le gion auxiliary Wranglers, 8:00 p. m., club house Wednesday Party Well Attended At Episcopal Parish Hall Sixteen tables of cards were in play at the Episcopal parish house Wednesday evening at a party sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the church. In bridge high score was held by Lowell Cribble and Tom Wil son was second. Mrs. Los Wyman Thursday Nov. 4 Soroptimists, was high in pinochle and Frank noon at O'Donnell's Lion club, 6:30 p. m., O'Don nell's Elks ladies night Friday Nov. 5 Sans Souci Re- bekah lodge Saturday Nov.6 Turkey dinner, Turner held second. A. C. Ball received the door prize. Mrs. Claude Graham was gen eral chairman of the party as sisted by the members of the auxiliary. Lexington Grange hall, 6:00 Leg ion Auxiliary HaS to 8:00 p. m. Umatilla Chapter Dalles and Umatilla. Following the ceremony and entertainment, refreshments wer served. Those on the committea were Gladys Connor, Josephine Thompson, Amanda Duvall and The Fay Ferguson. Annual Buckburgers Fed To Wranglers Group Saturday Night Business Meeting Sorority Pledges Two At Recent Rush Tea The Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a tea and pledge ceremony at the Com munity church basement in lone on October 21. The pledges were Mrs. Joyce Snider and Mrs. Maravene White. A short program was held before the ceremony, consisting of a reading by Mrs. Eileen Padberg and several selections were sung by Mrs. Irene Leathers, Mrs. Betty Rietmann and Mrs. Martha Peterson. Mrs. Lucia Cutsforth played incidental music. Mrs. Padberg and Mrs. Dorothy Stefani poured at the tea table, Mrs. Melba Miller planned the tea. ; New Pews Dedicated I At Methodist Church The Methodist church held a special service Sunday, Oct. 24, to dedicate their new pews. Rev. James Shapland of the Fossil Methodist church was the speaker and Dr. Edward Terry, Portland district superintendent, participated in the dedication ceremony. A potluck dinner follower the service with about 90 attending. HEPPNER METHODIST CHURCH Lester D. Boulden. Minister Church School 9: 15 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. ni. Sunday Evening Fellowship 5:30 p. m. Junior Choir Practice, Wednes day, 4:00 p. m. Senior Choir Practice. Thurs day, 8:00 p. m. Episcopal Church Has Potluck Sunday Immediately morning service following ' Sunday, a the pot- The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening, October 19, for their regular meeting. It was requested that all gifts for the Eitt shons at ttie veterans nek ( innrr w;i lipid at iim r!r The Wranglers enjoyed their Hospitals be in by December 1st ish house of All Saints Episcopal annual buckberger feed last and it was also requested that church in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening at the Fair Pa-j mombers got together and buy Frank Baker of Kennewick, for villion. The bucks were furnish-. bPlter gifts rather than many mer Heppner residents They ed by Howard Bryant and Cornett sma1 oneSi jwere prpsented a gift from tne Green and the committee in Kte& that the auxi- women of the church, charge of refreshments consisted hlI 'mfrial and makl a .i,,i.. An u ...... j - ' n-'f-'iuAiiiimi-iy w IIK'luut'IS three dozen diapers for the Child and guests attended and out of Welfare Association and also that town guests were Mr. and Mrs. they buy ten dollars worth of ma- George J. Spangberg of Kenne terial for girls skirts for the Wei- wick and Mr. and Mrs. Harrv H. warn 11EW-S3 MORE P0WER-M7 all-steel body 4-WHEEL-DRIVE STATION WAGON CARRIES PASSENGERS WHERE OTHERS CAN'T CARRIES CARGO WHrWHCWT 5 Made to buck mud, sand, ice, snow or go cross country and up 60 grades. Made by Kaiser Willys, the world's largest maker of 4-Wheel-Drive Vehicles. Come in and see the Willvs 4-Wheel. Drive Station Wagon. Kai$r-Willyi Sain (MWife, WILLYS MOTORS, INC. Farley Motor Company HEPPNER. OREGON f MI of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turner, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wig- lesworth, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ro binson, and Don Evans. Following the dinner, the fol lowing program was presented: Accordion music played by H. A. Schulz, vocal solos by Oliver Creswick, songs by Larry Riet mann and Danny Swanson of lone, accompanied by Gene Riet mann on the piano, and two dance numbers performed by Evonne Gammell and Etta Shep herd. The "Hungry Five" Ger man band from the Heppner high school played several selections Members of the band are Lynda Borman, Skip Ruhl, Bob Grabill, Jimmy Hayes and Alice Peterson. The Speech Class from the high school presented a skit which was a take-off on the Wranglers Club, the students impersonating mem bers of the club. Those taking part in the skit were Sally Pal mer, Jean Marie Graham, Ralph Marlatt, Patsy Wright and Lance Tibbies. fare Association. Members were reminded that Armistice Day has been offically changed to Veterans Day. Maude Hughes reported that the executive committee had met with the American Legion and made plans to build a serving bar across the end of the kitchen. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served after the meeting. Mrs. Dick Meador and Mrs. Jack Mar shall were hostesses. o lone Sorority Holds Model Business Meet. The Beta Omega chapter of Epi silon Sigma Alpha of lone, held their model business meeting on October 14 at the Legion hall. Plans were made for the rush ees. The cooked food sale will be held Oct. 29 at the Legion hall. Mrs. Irene Leathers and Mrs. Hudlow of Pasco. While here the Bakers were overnight guests of Rev. and Mrs. John R. Reeves. ! Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Barratt left Monday for Spokane to at - tend a meeting of Inland Water-' ways Development Ass'n. I Square dancing concluded the Virginia Snow reported on the evening's entertainment. o Varied Program Held By'Soroptimist Club Founders Day was observed at the Soroptimist luncheon meet ing at O'Donnell's Thursday. Mrs. E. E. Gonty and Mrs. Har old Sanders gave a skit in the form of a radio program telling of the founding and meaning of Soroptimism and explained the national and local projects of the club. Later sample ballots were dis tributed and a round table dis cussion was held in regard to the measures on the ballot for the November 2 election. Inter Unit Council meeting which was held recently in Portland. by Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Gladys! Heliker. 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