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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, February 28, 1957
Page 3
Social H;
appenmgs
Jack Bedford, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays
NY HERE SATURDAY TO ATTEND
CS 60TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY
ny were here from all over
:ate to attend the 60th anni
ry of Heppner lodge No. 358
0. Elks Saturday afternoon
vening.
mt 165 attended the initia-
n the afternoon for a class
i candidates, with Baker
initiating and the Pendle
odge giving the third de
vork. ; the women, there was a
party in the lounge of the
.temple with the officers
as hostesses and Mrs. La
;,Van Marter in charge,
prize in bridge was won by
Wallace Wolff, second by
William Colrtns and Mrs.
rt Hamilton was low. In
lie Mrs. James French of
was high, Mrs. Kemp Dick
1, and Mrs. Wilbur Wordon,
Mrs. Laurence Becket re
i the door prize,
ing the banquet, served at
Ir pavilion by the Lutheran
i) to about 500, the Baker
ut drum and bugle corps
med. They also marched
in street and played at the
oon meeting,
of town dignitaries here
7al Bulger, Portland, state
Jnt of the Oregon Elks As-
Altar Society
Dinner Party
Lexington Altar Society
lined Sunday evening with
er party at th home of Mr.
rs. W. J. Doherty. Cards
(tijoyed later In the even
its were Rev. Patrick J.
Mr. and Mrs. Tad Miller,
d Mrs. Jim Daly, Mr. and
harles Daly, Mr. and Mrs.
tndsay, Mr. and Mrs. Ran
Mt, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hat.
tfr. and Mrs. Don Pointer,
d Mrs. Frank Schrage, Mr.
rs. Max Barclay, Mr. and
:111 Healy, Mr. and Mrs.
J Doherty, Mr. and Mrs.
Vaddill, Mr. and Mrs. W.
srty, Mrs. Wilbur Steagall,
mma Breashers, Mrs. Sam
and Kenneth Turner.
I were won by Rev. Gaire,
urner, Mrs. Waddill, Mrs.
i, Mrs. Steagall, Bernard
rt and Tad Miller.
. u .
Schmidt Feted
I Baby Shower
!lmer Schmidt was the
guest at a baby shower
day afternoon, February
le home of Mrs. Harlan
t with Mrs. Clem
1 as co -hostess,
guests were Mrs. N. C.
n, Mrs. Al Fetsch, Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Robert
.1, Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs.
Watheny, ' Mrs. Willard
Irs. Ervin Rauch, Mrs.
oltz. Mrs. James Valen
Mrs. Wallace Wolff sent
pening the gifts, games
ayed and refreshments
sociation; Jack Judson, Ontario,
second vice president; Harold
Harp, Tillamook, state treasurer;
G. B. Urlie, Arlington, district
deputy and exalted rulers A. P.
Vengelen, Portland; Dana San
ders, John Day; John Murtha,
Condon; Robert Lerfald, Pendle
ton; Orville Miles, Baker and
Gene Stewart, Ontario.
Coming Events
Friday March 1 Sans Souci Re
bekah lodge
Monday March 4 Chamber of
commerce, noon at 0 Don
nell's
American Legion business
meeting
Rainbow for Girls
Tuesday March 5 Pancake Lun
cheon, parish house, 11:00 a.
in. to 1 :30 p. m.
Wranglers, club house
Wednesday March 6 Willows
lodge No. 66, IOOF
Thursday March 7 S or optimists,
noon at O'Donnell's
Elks ladies night
Friday March 8 Ruth chapter
No. 32. OES
Church Group Holds
All Day Meeting
The Christian Womens Fellow
ship held an all day meeting
and luncheon Wednesday of last
week. Twenty five attended the
luncheon and twenty were pre
sent at the meeting.
Mrs. C. N. Jones, program chair
man, led the discussion on Thai
land and Mrs. Paul Jones re
viewed its history. Other reports
were given by Mrs. Barbara Sen-
warzin, Mrs. F. E. Parker and
Mrs. Pearl Devine. Mrs. Sara Jones
reviewed the book, "Mary Mc
Cloud Bethune." Mrs. F. S. Pac
ker led the devotionals.
Noon hostesses were Mrs. Roy
Neill and Mrs. Robert Thompson.
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Mrs. Cohn Entertains
Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxil
iary met Tuesday February 19 at
the home of Mrs. Harold Cohn.
It was announced that the
auxiliary gave $5.00 to the Cru
sade for Freedom, $2.00 to the
polio fund and $2.00 to the Leon
ard Wood Memorial. Heppner
members have been credited
with $27.50 for paper flowers
made fo the veterans' wheel
chair parade in the Rose Festi
val. Several ditty bags have
been completed for the Veterans
hospital in Portland.
Refreshments were served.
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O. E. S. MEETS FRIDAY
Ruth chapter, O. E. S. held a
regular business meeting "Friday
evening at the Masonic hall.
Refreshments appropriate to
Washington's birthday were ser
ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Roy
Quackenbush and Mrs. Oliver
Creswick.
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Ninth Birthday Party
Honors Shirley Erwin
Mrs. Harold Erwin was hostess
at a party at her home Sunday
afternoon February 17, honoring
her daughter Shirley on her ninth
birthday.
Guests were Sheridan Wyman,
Teresa Monahan, Kerry Huggett,
Karen and Verena French, Linda
Heath, Vicki Barratt, Diane
Schaffitz, Brenda Young and
Margaret Green
Games were played and each
one received a Japanese parasol
party favor.
Cake and Ice cream were served.
Janet McCurdy Has
Fourth Birthday
Mrs; Harlan McCurdv Jr.. wn
hostess at a birthday luncheon
nononng her daughter Janet who
was four years old Tuesday of
last week.
Guests were Linda Eckman,
Kathy and Karen Blake, Tricia
Keithley, Sue Griffith and Sandy
Matheny.
During the afternoon games
were played and guests and hon
oree made cookies.
Senior High Girl
Visits Soroptimists
Miss Marilyn Pettyjohn was
the senior girl who was this
week a guest at the Soroptimist
club luncheon Thursday at
O'Donnell's.
There was no planned pro
gram for the meeting but a let
ter was read by Mrs. Frank Ham
lin from a friend in England and
she also made a report on de
livering the Valentines to the
hospital.
Plans were discussed for table
decorations to be taken to Spo
kane in April for the Regional
Conference.
Methodist Group To
Have Party Saturday
The Methodist Adult Group
will hold their regular potluck
dinner and party on Saturday
evening. March 2 at 6:45 p. m.
In the church basement.
Hosts wil be Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Green, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Farra, and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln
Nash.
All interested adults are urged
to attend.
Breakfast Given For
Visiting Elks
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van Mar.
ter entertained state Elks officers
and their wives and officers and
wives from Baker and Ontario, at
breakfast at their home follow
ing the Elks Annual. Local Elks
and their wives assisted in serv
ing.
About forty were present.
Mrs. Blake Holds
High Score At Club
Mrs. Gene Ferguson entertain
ed the Whats Trumps bridge
club last Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Harold Cohn.
Those present were Mrs. Earl
Blake, Mrs. L. D. Tibbies, Mrs. P.
W. Mahoney, Mrs. Robert Pen
land, Mrs. E. K. Schaffitz, Mrs.
Harold Cohn, Mrs. Earle Gilliam,
and Mrs. Loyal Parker.
Mrs. Blake held high score for
the afternoon, Mrs. Tibbies was
second and Mrs. Parker, low.
Shannon Mahoney
Hostess For Party
Shannon Mahoney entertained
about thirty eight members of
her sixth grade class at a Valen
tine party Friday, February 15 at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. W. Mahoney.
Guests enjoyed dancing and
games and refreshments were
served.
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THIRTY ENTERTAINED
AT BREAKFAST
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Win
kle entertained at a breakfast for
about thirty guests at the Smith
home following the Elks annual
dance.
LEXINGTON
Mrs. Ralph Reade and son Ken.
neth of Spray were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Alley on Thurs
day. Friday guests were a daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Carl Allen and
granddaughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Dower of Port
land and Ben Anderson of Hepp
ner, a brother of Mrs. Carl Allen.
Don't forget the potluck din
ner at the Community church at
12:30 Sunday. Guest speaker will
be Rev. Northrup's brother who
has been a missionary to Mexico.
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