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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1955)
Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 15y 1955 Page 3 Social cJiajijimbi . Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays TURKEY DINNER AND INSTALLATION HELD SATURDAY AT MASONIC TEMPLE The annual Masonic and East ern Star turkey dinner was held at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening, December 10 under the direction of Ruth chapter. They served approximately 160 mem bers and guests. The committee in charge of the dining room was Mrs. Fred Par rish, Mrs. George Rugg and Mrs. C. J. D. Bauman assisted by Rain bow Girls, Phyllis Quackenbush, Susan McQuarrie, JoAnn Keith ley, Judy Cochell, Carolyn Mc Daniel, Kay Keithley and Mar garet Hughes. Following the dinner joint in stallation of officers was held by Ruth chapter No. 32, A. F. & A. M. No, 69 and the Royal Arch Ma sons. The retiring worthy matron of Ruth chapter No. 32, Order of the Eastern Star, Juanita Carmichael, and retiring worthy patron, Paul Jones, welcomed the members and friends, after which the in stalling officer, Anna Graham jffld her assistants, Ruby Becket, marshal; Delia Davidson, chap lain and Inez Huffman, organist were introduced. The following elected and ap pointed officers were installed: Melba Quackenbush, worthy ma tron; Howard Keithley, worthy patron; Virginia Wilkinson, as sociate matron; C. J. D. Bauman, associate patron; Neva Wells, secretary; Edna Turner, treasur er; Lota Tibbies, conductress; Gladys Jones, associate conduc tress; Beth Bryant, chaplain; Hazel Bauman, marshal; juanita Carmichael, organist; Ila Albert, Adah: Bervl Sanders. Ruth: Sha ron Becket, Esther; Oma Cox,' Martha; Hester Creswick, Electa; Agnes Flug, warder and Dick Wilkinson, sentinel. The novel presentation of the Trailer's gift to the worthy ma tron by Meredith Thomson, Alice Stewart, Judy Collins, Susan Mc Quarrie and Phyllis Quacken bush was enjoyed by all present. The past matron's jewel was presented by Neva Wells to Juan ita Carmichael and the past pa tron's jewel was presented by Harold Becket to Paul Jones. Officers installed for A. F. & A. M. No. 69 were Oliver Creswick, worshipful master; Marion Hay den, senior warden; Marcel Jones, junior warden; Roy Quacken bush, senior deacon; Eugene Hall, junior deacon; Harold Becket, secretary; R. B. Rice, treasurer; Rev. Lester Boulden, chaplain; Howard Keithley, senior steward; Kenneth Keeling, junior steward and Claude Graham, tiler. In the Royal Arch Masons the new officers installed were Har old Becket, high priest; Stanley Robinson of Kinzua, king; Claude Graham, scribe: Loyal Parker, secretary; C. J. D. Bauman, treas urer; Leslie Grant of Arlington, royal arch captain; Thoral Broa dus. soiourner: Oliver Creswick, caDtain and host; Roy Quacken- I bush, master of the veil; Dick Coming Events Friday Dec. 16 Sans Souci Re- bekah lodge Monday Doc. 19 Chamber of commerce, noon at O'Don- nell's Soroptimist Christmas party. Mrs. Mary van Stevens, o:uu p. m. American Legion business meeting Tuesday Eec. 20 American Le gion auxiliary Thursday Dec. 22 Soroptimists, O'Donnell's at noon Elks Logan of Arlington, master of the second veil; Carl Anderson, of Arlington, chaplain and Ron An derson of Arlington, sentinel. Out of town members and visi tors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCoy. Hermiston; Mrs. Earl Gordon, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lo gan, Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grant, Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Robinson and daughter of Kinzua. Bridal Shower Honors Miss Shirley Peck The Women's Christian Fellow shin were hostesses for a shower Sunday afternoon, in the church basement, in honor of Miss bhir ley Peck, bride elect of Roger Palmer. Alice Faye and Mary Jo Stew art sang a song and Sharon Bry ant played a piano solo during the afternoon. Assisting with the gifts were Sharon Rrvant. and Judy Wright. Virginia Andresen, Ida Sue Strat- ton, and Nancy Anderson assist ed in serving to the 35 guests present. in I'inmii imiimi ii "3 l.-. . (SHOP HERE FDR CHRISTMAS DINNER) These Advertised. Specials Good Through December 24 WHOLE TENDERIZED CHRISTMAS fu SHANK HALF, LB. 52c BUTT HALF, LB. 54c BEEF ROASTS Ib 35c Choice Fed Beef-Shoulder Cuts-This item on sale Friday S Saturday, Dec. 16 & 17 Only. SWEET POTATOES O LBS 25C 25c .CELERY LG. BUNCH 1 nn DRY ONIONS g LBS23C U. S. No. 1. TOMATOES - -TUBE MINCE MEAT Nallev's or Pennant 26 or. 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(Lyons Photo) Episcopal Auxiliary Elects New Officers St .Elizabeth's, St. Anne's and St. Monica's guilds of All Saints Episcopal church, held a general business meeting Monday even ing in the parish hall and elected officers for the coming year as follows: Mrs. Robert Ferrell, presi dent; Mrs. James Valentine, vice president; Mrs. Claude Graham, treasurer and Mrs. Lowell Grib ble, secretary. Preceding the meeting at which 26 members were present, Mrs. A. D. McMurdo and Mrs. J. J. Nys conducted the devotions. Mrs. Lucy Peterson was accom panist for the singing of a hymn. Hostesses for the evening were members of St. Anne's guild. Rev. Geyer Speaks On Youth Program Miss Leta Humphreys was pro gram chairman for the day at the Soroptimist club luncheon at O'Donnell's Thursday. She introduced Rev. Willis Geyer of the Assembly of God church, who spoke on youth and his work with youth, especially those in his church. He said that those who work among youth or worked for and with them, must put themselves in their position and look at things through the eyes of youtn. He stated that an cnurcnes across the country are losing 80 of the young people when they become teenagers. He also said that what young people want to day is the truth. Anderson Home Scene Of Bridal Shower A bridal shower Wednesday evening, December 6, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Anderson, honored Miss Shirley Peck who will become the bride of Roger Palmer, Sunday, December 18. Hostesses for the affair were Miss Nancy Anderson and Miss Karen Prock. Guests were the Misses Mari lyn Munkers, Mary Jo and Alice Faye Stewart, Edith Morris, Fran cine Francis, Janice Beamer, Judy Wright, Sharon Bryant, Betty Rose, Mary Ann Jensen, Virginia Andresen, Dale Osmin, Phyllis Quackenbush, Linda Borman, Janet Wright, Joanne Keithley, Barbara Warren, and Shirley Ko-nonen. 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