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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, January 24, 1957
Social Happenings
Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays
NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICEHS of Willows Odd Fellows lodge and
Sans Souci Ribekahs are noble grands Lincoln Nash (second from
left) and Miss Esther Bergstrom, left Installing officers were Mrs.
Altha Kirk, district deputy president of Sans Souci, (second from
right) and Nate McEride, grand master of Willows lodge.
(Photo by Clem Stockard)
REBEKAHS AND ODD FELLOWS HOLD
JOINT INSTALLATION SATURDAY NIGHT
The traditional joint Installa
tion of officers of Willows Odd
Fellows lodge No. 66 and Sans
Souci Rebekah lodge No. 33 was
held in the I. 0. 0. F. hall Satur
day evening following a 6:30 p.
m. turkey dinner with a capacity
crowd attending.
Elective officers of both lodges
Include Miss Esther Bergstrom
and Lincoln Nash, noble grands;
Mrs. Hazel Bauman and Randall
Peterson, vice grands; Mrs. Prudy
Casebeer and Durward Tash,
treasurers; Mrs. Lena Kelly, re
cording secretary and Mrs. Ruth
Bergstrom, financial secretary of
Sans Souci and Ralph Taylor,
secretary of Willows lodge.
Appointive officers are Mrs.
Marjorie Worden and C. H. Pri
vett, wardens; Mrs. Marguerite
Robison and Herman Green, con
ductors; Mrs. Altha Kirk and
Ralph Beamer, right supporters
of the noble grands; Mrs. Flor
ence Green and Pete McMurtry,
left supporters of the noble
grands; Mrs. Ada Piper and John
Wightman, chaplains; Mrs. Ber
nice Nash and Cornett Green, in
side guardians; Mrs. Mary Mc
Murtry and Archie Patlberg, out
side guardians; Mrs. Jeanne
Dobbs and Bob Dobbs, right sup
porters of the vice grands; Mrs.
Adelle Wright and Jack Sumner,
left supporters of the vice grands.
Mrs. Vanelda Solbig and Mrs.
Mattie Green, right and left altar
supporters of Sans Souci; Ben
Anderson and John Bergstrom,
right and left Seine supporters of
Willows lodge. Other Rebekah
officers are Mrs. Betty Rood, color
bearer; Mrs. Lennie Louden, musi
cian; Mrs. Ruby Munkers and
Mrs. Nina Case, aids to the past
noble grand and Mrs. Mable
Chaffee and Mrs. Pearl Devine,
aides to the chaplain.
Installing officers were Mrs.
Altha Kirk, district deputy presi
dent of Sans Souci and Nate Mc
Bride, deputy grand master of
Willows lodge assisted by Mrs.
Ruth Bergstrom and Cornett
Green, deputy grand marshals;
Mrs. Delia Davidson and Ralph
Beamer, .deputy grand wardens;
Mrs. Mary McMurtry and - Pete
McMurtry, deputy grand secre
taries; Mrs. Ada Piper and Tom
Wells, deputy grand treasurers
and Mrs. Tacie Parker and Frank
Parker, deputy grand chaplains.
All Sans Souci officers were in
tormal attire and Mrs. Kirk wore
a gown like those worn by stats
assembly officers at Tillamook
where she served as outside
guardian.
The retiring noble grands, Mrs.
Elsie Ayers and Clarence Bau
man, were escorted to the center
of the floor and presented past
noble grands' jewels by Mrs. Kirk
and Ralph Beamer. In addition
a personal gift was presented by
Mrs. Kirk to Mrs. Ayers and Ralph
Beamer presented a deputy grand
masters' Jewel to Nate McBride
as a gift from the lodge. Trisha
Farley escorted by Carl Bauman,
presented a beautiful basket of
flowers to Miss Bergstrom, incom.
ing noble grand, from the mem
bers of her family. Mrs. Dobbs
presented a gift to Mrs. Ayers
from the officers of the past year.
The Rev. George R. S. Little
gave the invocation at the ban
quet. Mrs. Dobbs, assisted by
Mrs. Mildred Padberg were in
charge of the dinner and Mrs.
Nash, Mrs. Slobig, Mrs. Adelle
Wright and Mrs. Bauman were in
charge of table settings and deco
rations. Mrs. Wright was in
charge of servers Bonnie Hannan,
Shirlee Gaines, Rose Marie and
Shirley Nash, Joyce Casebeer,
Joanne Robison, Carol Burkenbine
and Mary Evelyn Tucker. They
wore aprons of Rebekah colors
made by Mrs. Ayers and Mrs.
Adelle Wright.
Visitors and members intro
duced and welcomed included
Rev. and Mrs. Little, guests of
Mrs. Ayers, and several from
Lexington, Hardman, Fossil, Kin
zua, The Dalles and Heppner.
Methodist Groups
Meet Wednesday
Bible verses from Books of the
Bible were studied by members '
of the Suzanna Wesley circle of!
the Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Holm. Mrs. Norman Peters
and Mrs. Vic Kreimeyer were co
hostesses. Miss Opal Briggs was
in charge of the devotions and
Mrs. Douglas Drake in charge of
the study program.
Members of the evening circle
met at the home of Mrs. Alex
Green Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Lester Boulden as co-hostess.
A program on missions was
led by Mrs. Boulden and Mrs. Carl
McDaniel led the devotions. The
group voted to cooperate with the
Soroptimist club in visiting the
sick and helping at the Pioneer
Memorial hospital during the
coming'year.
Mrs. Angel Hostess j
For Bridge Club l
Mrs. Jack Angel was hostess
to the King's Little Queens club
for four tables of bridge and des
sert at her home last Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Bradley Fancher
won high prize, Mrs. Philip Blak
ney, second and Mrs. Bill Sowell, i
traveling prize.
Other guests were Mrs. Wallace
Wolff, Mrs. Richard Brunner, Mrs.
Alex Thompson, Mrs. Pat O'Brien,
Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. Howard
Cleveland, Mrs. Lester Wyman,
Mrs. Tom Wilson, Mrs. C. E. Mc
Quarrie, Mrs. LaVerne Van Mar
ter, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Wil
liam Labhart and Mrs. Harry 0'
Donnell, Jr. j
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Sponsored By lone American Legion
Saturday, Jan. 26
I ONE LEGION HALL
Music By The FOUR TONES
Mary Lea I son and
Duane L. Baker Wed
At Milton-Freewater
The Milton-Freewater Christian
church was the setting for holi
day candlelight nuptials of Miss
Mary Lea Ison, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. V. Ison of Milton
Freewater, and Duane Leroy
Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Baker of lone, Oregon, on Sunday,
December 30 at 4 p. m.
The double-ring service was
read by the Rev. Truman Robbins
before an altar banked with
baskets of white pom pom chry
santhemums. Preceding the cere
mony Jack Williams sang "I Love
You Truly" and during the cere
mony ' Wedding Prayer." He was
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Etling
on the organ who also played the
wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor-length
gown of French lace and net over
white satin. The fitted bodice
of lace was accented by selfcov
ered buttons and the scoop neck
line was scalloped. She carried a
sheaf or red roses and fern tied
with white satin ribbon.
Her twin sister, Miss Barbara
Ison, was maid of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Mardine Baker,
sister of the groom, Miss Carolyn
Moeller of Forest Grove, and
Mrs. Rolland Dibble. Their iden
tical royal blue dresses were of
crystalette. They carried white
fur muffs trimmed with holly and
wore a band of the same fur In
their hair.
The candlelighters, Miss Rita
Larson of Clarkia, Idaho, and Mrs.
Ronald Baker of Hermiston, sister-in-law
of the groom, wore
princess-style dresses of silver
crystalette over taffeta.
The flower girl, Sharon Rey
nolds of Oregon City, niece of the
bride, wore a dress Identical to
those of the bridesmaids and car
ried a white fur basket of petals
with a sprig of holly on the side.
Ronald Baker, brother of the
groom, was best man and ushers
were Jerry Bristow of lone, Ron
Barendse and Bill Roff of Forest
Grove, and Tom White of Port
land. The ringbearer was Greg
Shellenberger of Walla Walla,
nephew of the bride.
At the reception in the church
parlors Mrs. Frank Ritchey was in
charge. The blue.white and sil
ver theme was carried out in the
decorations. The table, laid with
lace cloth, was centered with
white and blue chrysanthemums
and evergreens, flanked by an
tique brass candleholders with
crystal prisms and blue candles.
The four-tier cake was topped
with wedding bells and surround
ed by blue and white chrysanthe
mums and fern,
After the bride and groom cut
the first piece of cake it was
then cut and served by the bride's
sisters Mrs. K. L. Shellenberger
of Walla Walla and Mrs. Vernon
Reynolds of Oregon City, assisted
by Mrs. Howard Cockburn and
Mrs. Iva Jane West. Mrs. Charles
Hoover of Pendleton, aunt of the
groom, poured coffee and Mr
Walter McGrew presided at the
punch bowl with Mrs. Aaron Weis
assisting. Mrs. Delores Preas ser
ved the groom's cake. Mrs. Bill
Roff was in charge of the guest
book and Vernon Reynolds, brother-in-law
of the bride, the gifts,
assisted by Jean Snow.
When the couple left on a short
wedding trip, Mrs. Baker was
wearing a red wool two-piece
dress and gunmetal leather coat
with red accessories. She wore
a red rose corsage.
The bride attended the Univer
sity of Idaho and Is now recep
tionist at the Forest Grove Medi
cal Clinic. Her husband is a Junior
at Pacific University in Forest
Grove where he is majoring in
engineering.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Ison wore a beige dress with
matching hat and brown acces
sories. The groom's mother wore
a turquoise dress with white ac
cessories. Both wore rosebud cor.
sages.
Among out of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Henderson of
Coming Events
Friday January 25 Ruth chapter
No. 32, OES
Sunday January 27 Rainbow
Girls pubic installation, 2:30
p. m.. Masonic temple.
Monday January 28 Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Don
nell's
American Legion business
meeting
Wednesday January 30 Willows
lodge No. 66, 1. 0. 0. F.
Thursday January 31 Soropti
mists, sack lunch at the home
of Mrs. Grace Nickerson
Friday Feb. 1 Sans Souci Re
bekah lodge
Monday Feb. 4 Card Party, at
Episcopal parish house, 8:00
p. m.f sponsored by St Eliza
beth circle
Coffee Series
Benefits Dimes
Drive by Over $75
About $75 has been collected to
date from March of Dimes cof
fees started two weeks ago at the
home of Mrs. Paul Koenig assist
ed by Mrs. James Valentine and
Mrs. Jack Loyd, according to Mrs.
Loyd, chairman of women's acti
vities. From 30 women in attendance
at the kick-off coffee, a series of
coffee parties already have been
given by Mrs. Orval Matheny,
Mrs. Kenneth Keeling, Mrs. Earle
Gilliam, Mrs. Roy Quackenbush,
Mrs. Harry Duvall, Mrs. P. W.
Mahoney, and Mrs. Raymond Fer
guson in Heppner. Hostesses to
start the series in Ipne were Mrs.
Milton Morgan, Mrs. Garland
Swanson and Mrs. Earl McCabe
who entertained at the Morgan
home last Monday. Mrs. Don Hat
field started the coffee series in
Lexington with a party at her
home last week.
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Club Observes Safety
Month With Talk By
William Labhart
In observance of safety month,
the Soroptimist club had as their
speaker Thursday noon at O'Don
nell's, William Labhart, Oregon
State Police, -who discussed with
them the basic law of driving
and stressed safety at all times,
but especially during this kind of
weather.
He also stressed the importance
of observing the flashing red
j signal light now in use on the
street between the grade school
land high school.
' Virginia Gontv was the senior
girl from the high school to visit
the club.
On Januarv 31 a sack lunch
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Grace Nickerson.
MR. AND MRS. LaVERNE KEITHLEY, the former Virginia Sen
warzin) who were married January 13 at the Heppner Christian
church. Attendants were Miss Dale Osmln, left, maid of honor and
Don Bristow, best man. (Wilson Photo)
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED BY JAMES FARLEYS
Game Night Enjoyed
By lone Sorority
The members of lone chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha and ten
guests enjoyed a game night on
Wednesday, January 16 at the
high school gym.
Under the direction of Miss
Zoe Porfily, they played basket
ball, volleyball, indoor soft ball
and badminton. They also used
the trampoline and ran relay
races.
Refreshments of sandwiches
and soda pop were served by the
hostesses Mrs. Eunice McElligott,
Mrs. Gladys Heliker, Mrs. Mary
McLeod and Mrs. Irene Leathers.
At a short business meeting,
conducted by Mrs. Betty Riet
mann, president, the members
decided to serve dinner for the
Elks stag night in Heppner in
March.
Mrs. Wright Has
High At Bridge
Mrs. James Thomson was hos
tess for two tables of bridge and
dessert at her home Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Oral Wright won
high, score and Mrs. L. D. Tib
bies, second.
Other guests were Mrs. Henry
Happold, Mrs. Frank Anderson,
Mrs. Laurence Becket, Mrs. Mer
lin Wagoner and Mrs. Les Wyman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Farley, Sr.
were honored on their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday at
St. Patrick's Catholic church
when Father P. J. Gaire celebrated
Mass in commejnoration of the
event. Following, the service over
200 persons attended a reception
given by nieces of the honored
couple in the church basement.
Cousins of the couple serving
as altar boys were Dennis, Robert
and Tony Doherty and Michael
Healy.
Children of Mr. and Mrs. Far
ley include Mrs. Mary Clark,
Hood River; John Farley, John
Day; James Farley, Pendleton;
Mrs. Margaret Monahan, Condon;
Mrs. Roseanna Applegate and Joe
Farley, Hood River, nine grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Gold chrysanthemums decorat
ed the reception room and a four
tiered wedding cake was topped
with a miniature bride and
groom. A miniature bride doll
display was from the collections
of Sheridan Wyman and Erna
Lynn Winchester. Mrs. Paul His
ler and Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, Jr.
served he cake, Mrs. John Kenny
and Mrs. W. E. Clark, Hood River
poured and Mrs. James J. Farley,
Heppner and Mrs. Ted Palmateer,
I lone, presided at the punch bowl.
In charge of the guest book, a
gift from Richard Applegate, of
Hood River, grandson of the cou
ple, were Katherine Moon, great
granddaughter, Pasco, Wash, and
Trisha Farley. Assisting about
the rooms were Mrs. Jerry Dag
gett, Mrs. Jack Healy and Mrs.
Les Wyman.
Among gifts presented the cou
ple was a money tree from the
parishoners of the church pre
sented by Father Gaire.
Mrs. Farley, the former Sarah
Kenny, is a native and lifelong
resident of Morrow county. Mr.
Farley was born in County Long
ford, Ireland and came to Ore
gon in 1899. They were married
Jan. 20, 1907 in St. Patrick's
church in Heppner by Father M.
J. Kelly, Mrs. Annie Iloaiy, of
Heppner, maid of honor at their
wedding, was present for the
golden celebration.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Monahan and
four children, Condon; Mr. and
Mrs. Olin Applegate and son,
Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Clark, Joe
Farley and Mr. and Mrs. Claye
W. Clark, Hood River and the
latter's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moon and
daughter, Pasco; Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Farley, Arlington; Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Gillese, Hermiston and Pat
Campbell and daughter, Miss
Patricia Campbell, Lonerock.
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Three-Year-Old Has
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ployhar en
tertained with a party for their
son, Bobby on his third birthday,
Saturday, January 19.
Refreshments were served to
the following guests: Mrs. Wayne
Martin, Wade, Rex and Boyd;
Mrs. Elmer Moe and Joan; Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Elder; Mr.
Wayne Frock and Terry; Mr. and
Mrs. James Prock, Tricia and
Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Cuts
forth and Mark; Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Peterson; and Mrs. Jack
Merrill, Greg and Steve of Port
land.
Triple Link Plans
Valentine Party
Plans for the annual Valentine
card party to be given by the
Triple Link club Thursday, Feb.
14. at 8 d. m. at the Odd Fellows
hall were outlined at a meeting
of the club Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Delbert Wright. Mrs.
Lennie Louden was elected vice
president to fill the term of Mrs.
Floyd Worden, resigned.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess and Mrs. Clarence
Bauman to Mrs. Frank Ayers,
Mrs. N. D. Bailey, Mrs. Lincoln
Nash. Mrs. Robert Dobbs, Mrs.
Don Munkers, Mrs. A. L. Case
beer, Mrs. Joe Devine and Mrs.
Louden.
The next meeting will be Feb.
18 at the home of Mrs. Frank
Ayers with Mrs. N. D. Bailey as
co-hostess.
Mrs. Cohn Hostess
For Bridge Club
The Whats Trumps bridge club
met at the home of Mrs. Harold
Cohn last Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Lowell
Gribble, Mrs. Wallace Wolff, Mrs.
Tom Wilson, Mrs. Gene Fergu
son, Mrs. E. K. Schaffitz, Mrs. L. D.
Tibbies, Mrs. Earl Blake, Mrs.
Robert Penland, Mrs. James
Thomson, Mrs. Ted Smith, Mrs.
Raymond Ferguson and Mrs. P.
W. Mahoney.
Mrs. Schaffitz held high score
for the afternoon; Mrs. Wilson,
second; Mrs. Tibbies third and
Mrs. Blake was low.
Rebekahs Make Plans
For Annual Banquet
Twenty-five attended the regu
lar business meeting of Sans
Souci Rebekah lodge at the Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening.
Committees for the annual ban
quet and installation of Rebekah
and I. O. O. F. officers gave re
ports and a dime drill netted
$2.75 for the polio drive above
regular lodge polio donations.
Mrs. Frank Ayers was in charge
of the meeting and refreshments
served by Mrs. Clarence Bauman
and Mrs. Ayres.
RAINBOW GIRLS TO INSTALL
A public Installation will be
held Sunday, January 27 at -2:30
p. m. at the Masonic temple,
when the Rainbow Girls Install
their new officers.
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Planned by Church
Plans for the Easter bazaar and
tea set for April 6 at the Chris
tian church were outlined at an
all day meeting of the Christian
Women's Fellowship Wednesday
at the church. Worship service
with Mrs. Jarvis Chaffee in
charge was held following a pot
luck dinner. About 20 attended.
Sumner, Wash., grandparents of
the groom.
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