Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 19, 1957
lone Sorority
Accepts Budget
Tho December business meet
ing of Beta Omega chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha was held
Wednesday, December 4 at the
home of Eulenna Corley.
The 1957-58 budget was pre
sented by the budget committee,
Eileen Padberg, Melba Miller, Ro
setta Palmateer, Marilyn Riet
mann and Gladys Heliker, and
was accepted.
It was decided to send a con
trlbutibn to the E.S.A. disaster
fund and also planned to serve
the banquet for the 4-H leaders
on January 7.
After the business meeting, Ir
ene Leathers read an entertain
ing poem, "How the Grinch Stole
Christmas", by Dr. Seuss; Christ
mas decorations made by the
members were displayed.
Hostesses for the evening were
Betty Hausler, Eulenna Corley
and Mary McLeod.
CALLING ALL BOYS AND GIRLS
. to the Star Theater's Annual
Free Christmas Show, Saturday
Dec. 21 at 2 p.m. Free candy
given by Elks lodge. Feature
picture is "Boys' Town"
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Rebekahs to Hold
Christmas Party
On December 20
Noble Grand Esther Bergstrom
presided as Sans Soucl Rebekah
members held their regular busi
ness meeting Dec. 6. It was voted
to donate to the TB Christmas
Seal drive.
Noble Grand elect Hazel Bau
man and vice grand elect Betty
Rood gave some memory work,
Dorothy Edwards and Leona Mc
Lachlin were elected to member
ship by transfer. The lodge was
presented with the gift of an el
ectric mixer by Eugenia Huston.
The quarterly birthday party
and annual Christmas tree with
exchange of gifts will follow a
brief business meeting Friday,
Dec. 20 at the hall. All Rebekahs,
Odd Fellows and their families
are invited to attend.
Rainbow Reception
And Dance Slated
Saturday Evening
The Heppner chapter of Rain
bow for Girls will hold a recep
tion Saturday, Dec. 21 for Phyllis
Quackenbush, grand representat
ive to the state of North Caro
lina. The reception will be held in
the Odd Fellows hall and will
start at 8 p.m.
Following the reception the an
nual formal Snowball dance will
be held at the IOOF hall. Friends
and the public are invited to both
events.
Harry Bongers
Tells Soroptimists
About Holland
Harry Bongers, administrator of
Pioneer Memorial hospital, spoke
to the Soroptimist club Thursday
noon at O'Donnell's about his
native Holland.
He told of the geographical
structure of the country and spoke
of some of the industries. After
he gave his talk he answered
questions asked by the club mem
bers. Beulah Davis was the senior
girl representative to the meeting.
Duplicate Club Meets
At Gribble Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gribble
entertained the Duplicate bridge
club at their home Sunday ev
ening. Playing were Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne
VanMarter Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard T. Meador, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas I. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Blakney, Dr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Wolff, Mr. and Mrs, Clinton
McQuanie and the hosts. Couple
achieving the highest score was
composed of Mrs. Gribble and
Dr. Wolff, second high Mrs. Wil
son and Mrs. Wolff.
Two Birthdays Feted
At Bridge Party
Mrs. LaVerne VanMarter Jr. en-
tertined with a bridge party
Thursday honoring the birthdays
of Mrs. Pete Cannon of lone and
Mrs. Eugene Hall of Heppner.
Present were Mrs. Howard
Bryant, Mrs. Dick Wilkinson, Mrs.
Don Bellenbrock, Mrs. Kemp Dick,
Mrs. Oscar George, Mrs. Wallace
Wolff and Mrs. James Mallon of
Heppner; Mrs. Robert Jepsen,
Mrs. Robert DeSpain and Mrs. Del
mer Crawford of lone, the honor -ees
and hostess. ,
High score was won by Mrs.
George, second by Mrs. Wilkin
son. Poinsettias were used by the
hostess for both prizes and birth
day gifts. Decorations carried out
the Christmas theme.
Carnation Club to
Decorate Trees
The carnation club held its
Christmas party in conjunction
with its regular monthlv meet
ing Thursday evening at the home
oi Mrs. K. G. McMurtry. Secret
pals were revealed.
Christmas trees are to be dec
orated for the elder patients at
Pioneer Memorial hospital and re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Theta Stratton and Ida Sue Strat
ton and the hostess.
Extension Sewing
Classes Completed
The closing home extension
sewing class on childs play
clothes was held at the home of
Mrs. C. E. Brenner, lone, Thurs
day evening, Dec. 12. Those takin
advantage of th course of lessons
were Mrs. Roy Lindstrom, Mrs.
Howard Crowell, Mrs. Charles
Hudson, Mrs. James Barnett, Mrs.
Pat Doherty, Mrs. Roger Kincaid,
Mrs. Elmer Holtz, Mrs. Adon Ham
lett, Mrs. Art Warren Mrs. Delmer
Crawford and Mrs. David McLeod.
Another similar class will be
gin In January, the date to be de
cided later. There will be no
charge for the lessons, and anyone
interested may contact Mrs. Har
old Snider or Mrs. C. E. Brenner,
instructors.
Many Attend Yule
Season Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gribble
and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McQuarrie
entertained Saturday evening,8
until 10:30 p.m. with a Christ
mas open house at the Gribble
home.
The rooms were lovely with
decorations of the Yule Season,
and Craols were playing for the
100 guests that called during the
evening.
Final Rites Held
At Monument
By Martha Matteson
Final rites were held In Long
Creek on Tuesday, Dec. 10 for
Jess Bernard Hyke, who died at
his home in Ritter, Dec. 7, while
sorting the mail. Death was caus
ed by a heart attack. He was born
March 2, 1903 in Hill county
Michigan. He had spent the great
er part of his life in Grant county,
in Monument for many years. He
is survived by his widow, Ruby
Hyke, Ritter; his mother, Mary
Hyke, Monument; one brother in
Portland, one son, Clifford, Pilot
Rock, and one daughter, Mrs. De
lano Johnson, Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ogle are mov
ing back to their ranch on Serv
ice Creek soon from the ranch
on the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cavender and
three girls have moved from Ham
ilton to below Monument to the
old Lynn Forrest place.
Airman Floyd Vaughan return
ed by plane to Germany last week
after spending a month here visit
ing his mother Mrs. Bill Gienger,
and other relatives and friends.
Lyle "Happy" William Cork,
who drove truck and U.S. Mail
stage for about 20 years, passed
away at Heppner Monday even
ing, Dec. 9. He was born in Caton,
South Dakota, August 14, 1911.
He had spent most of his life
here in Grant county and serv
ices were held Friday afternoon,
December 13.
Survivors are one sister, Mrs.
Earl "Fayr" Sweek, Ridgefield,
Wash.; four brothers, Erlin E.,
Roseburg; Clayton, Salem; Dar
rell O., Burns; and Owen, Port
land. Rev. Albert Chan officiated at
the service and pallbearers were
Stanley Musgrave, Roy Cork, Har
old Cork, Rho Bleakman, Carl Cox
and Arlet Flemings. Mrs Harold j
Cork sang a solo, accompanied by
Mrs. Pat Chan at the piano and
the choir, composed of Gail Hall,
Pat Chan, Oneda Cork, Reta Cup
per, Don Ayers and Wayne Lea
thers, sang "Will There Be Any
Stars in My Crown".
Among his relatives here were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweek, all four
of his brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Musgraves of Mt. Vernon, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton H. Sweek of Spring
field and many more relatives
and friends.
Creswick Mortuary of Heppner
had charge of arrangements.
PI
ELUTA CAMP FIRE GIRLS
We had our mothers' tea Tues
day, Dec. 10 at the home of Mrs.
Victor Kreimeyer. Guests present
other than our mothers were Miss
Marguerite Glavey and Mrs.
Grace Schmidt. We sang two song
games. "This Old Man" and "
"Shoo Fly Shoo". Vicki Kriemey
er Lynn Burkenbine, Karen Mc
Murdy and Vicky Barratt sang
"Gonna Find Me A Blue Bird."
Each girl received her honor
beads. At the close of our Christ
mas party we all sang Christmas
carols. Refreshments were served
by several of the girls.
Nancy Cleveland, resporter
ELUTA CAMP FIRE GIRLS
The Eluta Camp Fire Girls el
ected new officers as follows:
president Tamara Smith; secre
tary, Lynn Burkenbine; vice pres
ident. Judy Smith; treasurer.
Vickie Kreimeyer and scribe, Joan
Stockard.
Refreshments were served by
nianp Warren. We all stamned
and filled 600 envelopes for the
polio drive.
Joan Stockard, scribe
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Wedding Anniversary
To Be Observed
All friends and relatives are in
vited to attend the 40th wedding
anniversary for Mr. and Mrs.
Orian E. Wright which will be
held at the Rhea Creek Grange
hall on Sunday, Dec. 22 irom 2
p.m.
Hamlins Entertain
At Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Hamlin
were hosts to a dinner party Sun
day honoring the birthdays of
Mrs. Fred Mankin and Mrs. Ham
lin. Others present were Fred
Mankin, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bed
ford and Mr .and Mrs. J. G. Barratt.
Mrs. Farley Hostess
For Christmas Party
Mrs. James J. Farley was host
ess for the Christmas party of the
Ronegers' bridge club at her home
last Wednesday. There was an
exchange of gifts.
Present were Mrs. Frank And
erson, Mrs. Eugene Hall, Mrs.
Eddie Gunderson, Mrs. Richard
Meador, Mrs. Larry Dowen, Mrs.
Gordon Pratt, Mrs. William Lab
hart, Mrs. LaVerne VanMarter Jr.
Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. Alex
Thompson, Mrs. William Barratt.
Mrs. Anderson's score placed
high and Mrs. Labhart's second.
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