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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 16, 1954
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Social Activities Numerous at lone During Past Week
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Imond Lundell Sunday afternoon.
I The following children presented
,jw i i. L 'a program of recitations, songs,
The nast week was fillpH u-ith Th rH nih 0k u-L, rvr. ' ' -.group singing ana piano num
many social activities in lone at the home of Mrs. Ernest Hell-! Dates to remember:
By Echo Palmcrteer
I Mrs. John Eubanks.
bers: John, Carol, and Tim Raw-
and community. Starting Tues
day Dec. 6 with an American Le
gron Auxiliary meeting at the
home of Mrs. Harold. Dobyns with
Mrs. G. Hermann as do-hostess.
At the business meeting conduct
ed by Mrs. Delmer Crawford,
president, the unit decided to
give $5 to the Vetaran's hospital
in Walla Walla. To promote at
tendance the group has been di
vided into two units, one headed
by Mrs. Cecil Thome and one by
Mrs. John Eubanks. The group
having the best attendance re
cord at the meetings will be en
tertained by the losing group.
Mrs. Berl Akers and Mrs. Wal
lace Matthews entertained the
Maranatha club at the Akers
home Wednesday Dec. 8 with a
turkey dinner at noon and re
0 freshments in the afternoon. At
the business meeting led by Mrs.
Milton Morgan, president, the
club voted to send a CARE pack
age to a foreign country and to
send money to the Children's
Farm home In Corvallis. The
members also discussed getting
dossal curtains for the Commun
ity church. Fancy work will be
sold the year around at the Noel
Dobyns home.
At the P-TA meeting at the
school house Wednesday evening
Dec. 8 Lloyd Howton and Fredrick
Martin gave reports on future
' school legislation that they heard
discussed at a school meeting in
Condon recently. Mrs. L. A. Mc
Cape presented a pantimine, And
Came Christmas, with the follow
ing cast, Mrs. Bryce Keene, Mrs.
Gordon White, Mrs. Lloyd How
ton and Mrs. C. E. Brenner. Mrs.
McCabe was the reader.
At the business meeting Ray
Heirnbigner gave the lunch room
report. Mr. Howton told of the ball
games here Dec. 17 and 18 the
proceeds of which will go to the
P-TA and it was voted to give
treats to all at the annual pro
gram Dec. 22. Refreshments were
served from Tables decorated in
the Christmas motif by Mrs. Har
old Sherer, Mrs. Phil Emert, Mrs.
Donald Heliker, Mrs. Donald Lin-'
nell, Mrs. Herman Blettell, and
ker Thursday Dec. 9 and made! Dec. 17 H. E. C. of Willow
Christmas decorations which are
placed in the Swanson store win
dow to be sold. A sack lunch was
served at noon.
Mrs. Roy Lindstrom entertained
the Topic club at the study meet
ing at her home Friday Dec. 10
with Mrs. Norman Nelson and
Mrs. E. R. Lundell as co-hostesses.
lins, Kerry, and Kristine Peterson,
Ralph Jordan, Jerry and Teresa
grange meeting at the home of jsteffani Ronnie and Molly Beck
Mrs. Lloyd Howton with dinner
at noon. Members are to bring
dessert or salads.
Decl7 Basketball games at
ett, Linda and Tommy Heirnbig
ner and Karen and Cheryle Lundell.
. Songs were sung and games
, played which were led by com-
mittee chairman Joe Hausler.
Other committeemen present
,were Roy Lindstrom and Rev. Al
jfred Shirley.
I Mrs. Hausler' was secured as
Mother for Den two filling the
vacancy made by Mrs. Claude
beginning at 7 p. m
Dec. 18 Basketball games with
Condon thp A string pamo start.
Mrs. Nelson showed her,slides oning at 7 p m These games are
nit luurury women ux me vvunu cnnncn
' , : ' "1C u al""6: conducted a Bobcat ceremony for
Jerry Davidson and Junior Allen
to whom Bobcat pins were pre
sented at a pack meeting Thurs
Country
convention which she attended at
Toronto, Canada last year. She
also gave a very interesting talk
on her trip there.
Mrs. Wallace Matthews enter
tained the Three Links club of
Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge at her
home Saturday with a dinner at
noon. At the business meeting
the following officers were elect
ed and installed for the coming
year: Mrs. Fannie Griffith, chair
man; Mrs. Wate Crawford, vice
chairman; Mrs. E. R. Lundell, sec
retary and treasurer. Mrs. Mary
Swanson was outgoing chairman
and also, the installing officer.
She presented the club with a
coffee pot. Mrs. Griffith chose
the following as her helpers: Mrs.
Cleo Drake, marshal; Mrs. Echo
Palmateer, chaplain; Mrs. Ernest
Heliker, guardian; Mrs; Cecil
Thorne, relief; Mrs. Wallace Mat
thews, fancy work and Mrs. Adon
Hamlett, aprons. The club voted
to give two $10 CARE packages
to the I. O. 0. F. committee.
A large crowd attended the pot
luck dinner at the Rebekah hall
Sunday evening. Movies were
shown by Milton Morgan after
the dinner. A silver offering was
given to the I. 0. O. F. Home in
Portland. The hall was decorated
with a Christmas tree and other
Christmas decorations.
A Christmas party was given
to the lower classes in the Com
munity Sunday school Saturday
afternoon in the basement of the
church. Santa Claus treated them
to candy canes, movies were
shown, carols were sung and re
freshments were served by the
following teachers: Mrs. Milton
Morgan, Mrs. David Rietmann,
Mrs. A. A. Stefani, Mrs. Delmer
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Dec. 19 Pot luck dinner at
noon and Christmas party in the
afternoon at the grange hall.
Dec. 19 Christmas program at
the Community church at 7 p. m.
Dec. 22 Annual Christmas pro
gram and tree in the old school
gym at 8 p. m.
Dec. 26 A Golden Wedding
anniversary reception in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lundell in the
basement of the Community
church 2 to 5 p. m. Anyone wel
come. Dec. 26 Sunday school and
church services will be combined
beginning at 10:30 a. m.
Mrs. E. M. Baker held a 4-H
cooking meeting at her home on
Saturday. After the meeting a
Christmas party was held.
The Valby Lutheran church
Missionary society held their an
nual Christmas Caroling party at Martin.
day Dec. 9 at the Community
church basement. Jimmy Dona
hugh received his Bobcat pin be
fore he moved from town last
week. All Scouts received their
Pack and Den numerals for their
uniforms.
. The theme, Adventures in His
tory, was worked out by Den one
by telling about Admiral Byrd's
second expedition to Antarctic as
recorded by Paul Syle, a boy
scout who acted as biojogist on
hil second trip with Admiral
Byrd. The boys made back
ground scenery of Icebergs for
their dog sledge made by them
and pulled by 4 boys, Ralph Mar
tin, Jerry Davidson, Ronnie Crab
tree, Jimmy Howton. Junior Al
len also in fitting costume, drove
the sledge which was construct
ed by the boys under the leader
ship of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick
Riley who moved to Tacoma. The
next Den meeting will be Thurs
day. Jan. 6 at the homes of the
mothers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker spent
a few days last week in Pullman,
Wash., where Mr. Baker attended
a short stockman's course in the
college there. They also visited
their son Roland, a student there.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Strodtman of
Arlington spent last week with
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMillan.
Holmes Gabbert of Portland
was a weekend visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Matthews.
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