Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 22, 1 955
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lone Churches Hold Annual Christmas Programs
By Echo Palmateer
The annual Christmas program
was given at the Community
church Sunday evening and con
sisted of the following: piano
prelude by Mrs. Bill Rietmann;
song, Joy to the World by the
congregation; Invocation by Rev.
Alfred Shirley; tableau, Christ
mas Night, with the following! program. After the offering the
characters- reader Garv White; congregation sang Silent Night
Paul Pettyjohn, Jr.; wisemen, i Shirley and the postlude by Mrs.
h..ji. Dob Anno rpiio Pnip. Rietmann
man, and Anna Jepsen; shep
The following program was
The intermediate, primary ana
Jolly Juniors sang through the
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quackenbush
Sunday morning. Recitations by
John Botts, Jack Crum, John
Jackson, Lois Messenger and
j Monty and Bobby Crum; songs
by John Botts, John Jackson ana
Jack Crum; piano solo by Bonnie
Crum; instrumental solo by Neil
McKay; trio vocals by Mr. and
Mrs. Art Brownlow of Heppner
and Niel McKay. Niel also gave
the scriDture reading and the
congregation sang songs. Treats
followed the program.
The Willows grange gave a pro
gram at their hall Sunday after
noon. On the program were:
songs by Lona White and Dalene
McDonnell, piano solo by Linda
Halvorsen, a dance number by
Sandra Eubanks and songs by
all. Refreshments and home
made candy were served.
The lone Garden club met at
the home of Mrs. Fredrick Martin
Tuesday Dec. 13 with Mrs. Sam
Esteb and Mrs. Phil Newitt as co
hostesses. Mrs. Etta Huston told
of the wild flowers that grew In
Jerusalem. The roll call was
answered by naming a flower,
shrub, tree or bird that is men
tioned in the Bible. It was de
cided to hold a 12th night cere
mony Jan. 6 In the Rietmann
vacant lot on main street. Old
Christmas trees and greenery will
be burned at this time. They can
either be taken to the lot or left
so they may be gathered up. Mrs.
Omar Rietmann is the chairman
of the ceremony.
The members of the club
brought gifts for the Morrow
County hospital patients. Prizes
were given for the best wrapped
packages. Those winning were
Mrs. Omar Rietmann, first; Mrs.
Dale Ray, second; and Mrs. Etta
Huston, third. Year book covers
were also judged and Mrs. Mon
etta Aldrich received the first
prize. The rooms were decorated
with Christmas arrangements and
a Christmas tree. Mrs. Ernest
Heliker had charge of the program.
Members of the Garden club
decorated a tree in the city park
with lights
At a Maranatha club meeting
Wednesday Dec. 14 at the E. M
Baker home the club decided to
purchase 50 chairs for the Com
munity church. A donation went
to the Children's' Farm Home
near Corvallis. A luncheon pre
ceded the meeting. Mrs. Alfred
Shirley assisted Mrs. Baker. The
group sang Christmas carols.
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers gave
a turkey dinner at their home
Wednesday Dec. 14 for the
sophomore class. They were as
sisted by Gary Stevenson. Tiiey
enjoyed TV, were shown movies
of the class taken while they
were in the third and fourth
grades, and also played games.
Those in the class present were
Mardine Baker, Anne Belle Cole
man, Louise Botts, Grace McCabe,
Kay Sherer, Niel McKay and Berl
Akers.
Mrs. Delmer Crawford enter
tained at a bridge party Friday
evening Dec. 16. Mrs. Ernest
McCabe received high prize, Mrs.
Ray Boyce, low and Mrs. Walter
Jacobs, Jack high.
Mrs. Verner Troedson is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Georgia
Brewster in Portland.
Mrs. Dora Pierrot of Portland is
visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Franklin Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders of
Portland are the parents of a son
born Dec. 17. Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Sanders and Mrs. Mattie Mor
gan of Portland and Earl Mor
gan of lone are the grand parents.
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It li good to hava gerved you,
and w are grateful, not only from
th itandpoint of the good business
we've enjoyed, but from the
knowledge that our greatest
asset ii our many friends we are
privileged to serve.
Merry Christmas wishes.
FROM THE STAFF OF
Farley Motor Co.
New books added to the public
library are: Wilderness Warden,
Janes; Ghost Gables, Wirt; West
Point Plebe, Reeder; Escape
Through the Pyrenees, Bowles;
Sunshine and Shadows, Pickford;
A Dream of Kings, Grubb; Heroes,
Kings and Men, Paul; Song of the
Sky, Murchie.
The engagement of Miss Na
dine Ruhling, Daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ruhling of Spo
kane and Helmuth Hermann, son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hermann, was
announced at a party in Portland
last week. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Miss Ruhling is visiting at the
Hermann home.
Jerald Rea underwent an oper
ation on his hip in Portland last
week but is home now. His par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Rea went
to Portland with him.
Malcolm McKinney is still in a
Portland hospital for treatment
of a fractured arm.
A birthday party was given
after the regular meeting of the
Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge Thurs
dav evenine Dec. 15. Those
having birthdays were Mrs. Wal
lace Matthews, Mrs. Paul Petty
john, Mrs. E. R. Lundell, Mrs. Ar
,ker and W. C. Crawford. The1
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FLYING A MOTEL
Edgar and I la Albert
7ay there
come to you at
this Christmas
time all the pre
cious things of
life health,
happiness and
enduring friendships.
STAR THEATER
AIKEN'S PLACE
FRANK AND HAZEL HAMLIN
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Each year we greet the Christmas Season with
great gladness because it is the opportune time
to extend our thanks to those whom it has been
our privilege to serve.
MORROW COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS, INC.