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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 16, 1954
Mrs. Van Marter
Has Bridge Party
Thursday evening Mrs. La
Verne Van Marter was hostess for
three tables of bridge at her
home.
Guests present were Mesdames
Larry Dowen, Gene Hall, Alex
Thompson, Allen Case, William
Labhart, Richard Meador, Robert
Miller, Don Hatfield, Jack Mar
shall, Bradley Fancher, Robert
Gammell and the hostess.
Mrs. Marshall held high score,
with Mrs. Fancher second, Mrs.
Gammell was low.
Gazette Times Staff
Entertained Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penland
entertained the staff of the Ga
zette Times and their husbands
and wives at a buffett dinner
party on Monday evening.
Christmas decorations and fa
vors were used with places being
set for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bedford. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Wilson, Neal Fen
land and the host and hostess.
Mrs. Orwick Hostess
For Pinochle Party "
Mrs. Roy Orwick was hostess
for a dessert pinochle party at
her home Friday afternoon De
cember 3.
Mrs. Earl Evans had high score,
Mrs. Walter Becket, second and
Mrs. Max Harris, low.
Those present were Mesdames
Sarrv Turner, Robert Lowe, Orin
Wright, Ed LeTrace, Evans, Beck
et, Harris and the hostess.
Large Crowd Attends
Annual Chili Dinner
Approximately 200 attended
the annual chili dinner Friday
night at the Heppner school, pre
ceding the Ione Heppner basket
ball game.
The committee in charge of
preparing and serving the food
were Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Ander
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Crib
ble, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keel
ing and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Johnson.
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Joint Grange
Installation Held
At Boardman Hall
By Mary Lee Marlow
Joint installation 01 omcers ot , vL'nHnoBrtMv niaht nf 8 Mrs
Greenfield and Irrigon granges Loyd CooIey Irrigon js chair
was held Saturday night at the man; Mrs. Thorpe, vice chairman;
grange hall, with a team- from M waul Siauehter, Irrigon, sec-
Waitsburg, Wash., doing the in- rPtarv.treasurer: Mrs. Cecil Ham-
lof the marriage of Earl Cramer,
' former resident here, to Mrs.
(Laura Mortamer, of Hermiston.
iThe wedding took place at Boise,
Idaho, on Nov. 18. The couple
were here Friday to see about
Cramer's property in town. They
are living in Hermiston.
Officers were-elected at a meet
ing of the 4 H council at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe,
stalling. Ralph Bairn was instal
ling marshall; Ralph Danielson,
installing master; Mrs. Velma
Bairn, chaplain; Miss Mary Ilei
nen, emblem bearer; Louis Win
nett, regalia bearer; Mrs. Ruth
Winnett, musician.
Mrs. Florence Root and Mrs.
Ia Kunze, of Greenfield grange,
were presented with 25 year
membership pins.
Other visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Getchell and Mr. and
ilton, Boardman, assistant secre
tarytreasurer. Others present
from out of town were Nelson
Anderson and Beverly Bradshaw,
extension agents, Heppner; Lloyd
Cooley, Mrs. Edna Grim, and Mrs.
Jackie Swearinger, Irrigon.
The Home Economics club of
Greenfield grange met Wednes
day Dec. 8, at the home of Mrs.
Ed Kunze. There were ten mem
bers present and Mrs LeRoy Fus-
sell was a visitor. Mrs.' Leonard
Mrs. Orel Scott from Columbia Bedord was elected vice-chair
I man for next year to replace Mfs.
grange in Hermiston
Mrs. Hugh Brown presented a William Garneri who resigned.
reciiaj oi ner piano jjupiis ai uie
She remembered
Happy is the husband
whose wife keeps the
refrigerator well stocked
with rare flavored,
refreshing Olympia Beer.
rr. T. DIFFER
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The county extension unit met
Tuesday, Dec. 7, at the home of
Mrs. Russell Millef, with Mrs.
Arthur Allen, Mrs. Ralph Skoubo,
and Mrs. Nate Macomber as co
hostesses. Subject was "Christ
mas Decorations" and leaders
were Mrs. Charles Forthman and
Mrs. Gene Hiigel. There were 21
ladies present. Next meeting will
not be until Jan. 25, at the home
of Mrs. Ed Kunze. Subject will
be "Family Business and Law."
Mr. and Mrs. William Forth-
Schaum; !man and Mrs- Marv Forthman
went 10 umariu wsi wccr io vi&n
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal
lie Williams.
Mrs. Mary Healy was a patient
in St. Anthony's hospital in Pen
dleton, last week. Her daughter,
Mrs. Buster Rands and Mrs. Ray
by' Eileen Oronquist, went up Thursday to
The Country Fiddler, Schaum, byivisitinf her daughter Mrs. Flor-
Brenda Bilungs.
The Little Snowman, Felton,
home of Mrs. Charles Anderegg
Saturday afternoon. Program was
as follows:
Dangerous Journey, Koelling;
Hawaiian Love Song, Truax, by
Barbara Anderegg.
Swans on the Lake, Thompson;
The Party, Thompson; The Man
on the Moon, Thompson, by Patti
Partlow.
Popcorn Man, Thompson; The
Fairy Court, Thompson; Little
Spring Song, Thompson, by Patty
Miller.
Riding on a Mule,
Brahms' Lullaby, Brahms; The
Pet Shop, Echubert, by Lynn Van
noy. Here Those Lovely Bells, Sch
aum; The Fire Engine, Schaum,
by Jimmy Miller.
The Elevator, Schaum; Short'
nin' Bread, Schaum
Ely.
Besides his widow he is survived
by four sons, Dale, Boardman;
Kenneth, Sunland, Calif.; Paul,
San Lorenze, Calif.; Richard, Port
land. Two daughters, Mrs. Ruth
Woolley, Pasco, Wash.; Mrs. Mar
garet Dockendorf, Santa Barbara,
Calif. One brother, Floyd Eades,
Oralando, Fla., twelve grand
children and three great grand
children. Two children preced
ed him in death.
He was born Feb. 16, 18S6 at
Beaver Creek, 111., spending his
boyhood1 there, and moved to
Oklahoma in 1899, where he was
married to Orpha Jones on Jan.
29, 1906. They lived in Okla
homa 31 years, moving to Oregon
City in 1937, where they lived un
til 1946, at which time they came
to Boardman.
Services were held at 2 p. m. at
the Community church with Miss
Jean Scott, missionary in charge.
A mixed quartet, Russell Miller,
Mrs. Claud Coats, Miss Zelma
I Cowan and Max Vannoy, sang
"God Will Take Care of You"
and "What a Friend", accom
panied by Mrs. Frank Marlow.
Pallbearers were Mr. Eades four
sons, and two sons-in-law, Char
lie Woolley, Pasco, Wash.; and
Don Dockendorf, Santa Barbara,
Calif. Burial was in Boardman
Riverside cemetery.
Also here from out of town for
the services were 'Mrs. Richard
Eades, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Wright and daughter, Bar
bara Eades, St. Helens.
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Anderegg.
The Commercial club is spon
soring the town basketball team
this year, with Bud Phaneuf as
manager, and has bought new
suits for the team. Next league
game will be here on Dec. .23 with
Lexington. A game with Arling
ton is scheduled before that date,
but exact date has not yet been
set.
County judge Garnet Barratt,
Heppner, and Harold Shearer, the
county roadmaster, lone, were on.
me project last llnirsuay, ac
companied by Commissioner Rus
sell Miller, inspecting sites for
fill material to be used on the
grading of the project roads.
The teachers and children of
the grado, school entertained the
irwuiers Muiay anernoon with a
tea. A short program was pre
sented. , Sandra McKenzie recited
a welcome poem, and a piano
solo was played by Jim Miller.
The first.srcond and third grades
sang songs, and the fifth and
sixth grade girls sang Christmas
carols. The third and fourth
grade pupils made-Christmas cor
sages and presented them to each
mother. About 70 were present.
Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Busen
herg and children moved to Spo
kane, Wash., Thursday. Bushen
berg will be stationed at Fair
child Airbase in the future.
Friends' were surprised to hear
ence Root. Sunday visitors were
Mrs. Root's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Al Macom
ber, Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe,
Oi hello, Wash., visited at the
home of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Thorpe, last week.
First home game of the Board
man Yellovvjackets, high school
basketball team will be here on
Friday, Dec. 17, at 8 p. m. with
Helix. There will also be a game
Saturday night with St. Joseph's,
here instead of at Pendleton, as
formerly scheduled. The game at
Pendleton will be Jan. 18.
Greenfield grange will meet
Saturday at the hall, starting at
G:30 with pot luck supper. There
will be the annual Christmas
party following the meeting with
exchange of gifts, price not to
exceed fifty cents.
Mrs. Florence Root was elected
! director of the Boardman ceme-
! tery maintenance district at the
election last week.
Mrs. Walter Wyss and Mrs.
Charles Anderegg went to Pen
dleton to get Walter Wyss. who
has been in the hospital there
after having surgery.
Christmas Program
Planned Tuesday
The annual Christmas pro
gram by the Assembly of God
Sunday school will be presented
Tuesday evening, December 21,
at 8 p. m., announced Rev. Willis
Geyer, Sunday. The Young Peo
ples Tuesday night meetings
have been discontinued for the
month of December to allow time
for practicing the program.
Fern Graves will direct. Assist,
ing her are Mrs. Geyer, Mrs. El
lis Pettyjohn and Mrs. Magne
Storro. Mrs. Ray Taylor will ac
company with the piano, and it
is expected that Magne Storro will
have charge of the scenery as he
has the past two years.
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BOARDMAN Funeral services
were held Tuesday, Dec. 14, for
Robert A. Eades. 68,-who died in
his sleep at his home here early
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wife found him about 4 a. m.
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