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ft tPNEB GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. October 23, 1958 B!l!-lfprM;iill!!J;jp!l,SF! .iiiiim;!!;;!:!!!!!:;! -Ml gOCIAL HAPPENN6S llilMIIW jjbekah President Ire For Official fsitation Friday tens Souei Rebekah lodge held Regular meeting Friday even I October 17, with noble grand I Clarence Bauman in the fir. The state president was a fclal guest at this time as she $; here for her official visit, ilrs Edna Oster of Molalla, jsident of the Rebekah Assem- !of Oregon, with her husband son, were entertained at a 'heon preceeding the meet I About 40 distinguished ists, officers and members of ral lodges attended. fe meeting followed at 8:00 in at the IOOF hall, with Uation of four candidates. The ekah degree was conferred on IE Barbara Williams, Lexlng 1 joining Holly Rebekah lodge 1 Mrs Fred Thomas, Mrs Tom laway and Verne L (Bill) Ed rds becoming new members Sans Soucl of Heppner. Tie member count of the lodg represented close to 100, with Itors being from Molalla, Rich nd, Hermiston, Stanfield, lone, dngton, The Dalles, Hardman Weston. One member of Sans lei, who had come from Hono U, was present for the first ie in many years. This was the 100th visitation f president has made this year, e of the aims of Oddfellow p and Rebekahship is friend p among the great number of anbers and a friendship key 1 been traveling from one Ige to another. Friday evening, ns Souci lodge was surprised a group from Hermiston, who aented them with the key, th a clever skit I presentation of a money tree given the honored guest, by f noble grand and the presi at's speech of appreciation and i explanation of her program iE very interesting. Mrs Oster has as her chief pro 4 during her administration, increase of membership and sing of money for the redls butlon of the heating system the Odd Fellows home in Port id. k green and gold ribbon, es pially made for Mrs Oster, was to given her, and she stated t would display this at Re tail Assembly next spring, (n the presence of the presi tit, guests and members, three ps Souci members, Mrs Frank trs, Mrs Verne Edwards, Mrs D Bailey were given seals for Historical Plates To Be On Sale At Bazaar St Monica's guild of All Saints' Episcopal church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs La Verne Van Marter. Mrs Floyd Jones gave a report on the doll the guild is dressing and further plans were discussed for the annual bazaar, sponsored by the auxiliary, which is to be Saturday, Dec 6 at the par ish house. There will be a booth at the bazaar where the histor ical plates of Morrow county court house may be purchased and Mrs James J Farley was appointed to look into the pur chase of religious calendars. The cookbook project with Mrs Frank Anderson as chairman, was discussed and it is hoped to have them ready for sale by bazaar time next year. At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostesses to the 15 members present. Bridge Club Meets At Schaffitz Home The Whats Trumps bridge club met for a salad luncheon last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs E K Schaffitz. Those attending were, Mrs Harold Cohn, Mrs Lowell Gribble, Mrs Raymond Ferguson, Mrs Claude Graham, Mrs Gene Fer guson, Mrs Jack Bedford, Mrs Earl Blake, Mrs Allen Case, Mrs James Thomson, Mrs P W Ma honey and Mrs Robert Penland. Mrs Penland held high score; Mrs Gene Ferguson, second; Mrs Case, third and Mrs Graham, low. Coming Events Friday, October 24 Ruth chapter no 32. OES. Saturday. October 25 Silver tea and food sale. Christian church, 2 to 5 p m. Sunday, October 26 Lilian Tur ner benefit smorgasbord. Lex grange hall. Monday, October 27 Chamber of commerce, school cafeteria Tuesday, October 28 Bookworms. Degree of Honor. Wednesday, October 29 Willows lodge no 66, IOOF. Rainbow Girls talent show, 8 pm. multipurpose pom. Thursday, October 30 Soroptl- mists, noon at O'Donnell's. Friday, October 31 Hallowe'en hayride for all Heppner teen- agers. perfection of unwritten work and also bookmarks for personal gifts, by district deputy president, Mrs Merle Kirk. The first nomination of officers for the coming year was made under the new business. Following the meeting sand wiches, cake, coffee and tea were served in the dining room by chairman, Mrs Cornett Green, as sisted by Mrs Oliver Creswick, Mrs R G McMurtry, Mrs Frank Ayers and Mrs Blanche Brown. The hall and dining room were beautifully decorated in the pres ident's motives and song by Mrs Gerald Rood, Mrs Clarence Bau man, Mrs Frank Ayers. Mrs Don Munkers and Mrs Verne Edwards. Altar Society Plans Annual Smorgasbord The October meeting of St Pat rick's Altar Society was held on Tuesday, October 14, at the home of Mrs Philip Blakney. A report by Mrs William Glen nie on the questionnaire sent to members concluded that the Altar Society will continue to meet in the evening in the homes of members and will be limited to a business meeting and re freshments. The coffee . hour planned for Sunday, October 19 at the church has been postponed. The annual smorgasbord din ner, of the Altar Society, will be held at the Heppner fair pa vilion. November 9 from 3 to 7 pm. New ideas and menus were discussed with possibility of a transportation committee for people needing rides to the din ner being added. Officers in charge are Mes dames Paul Koenig, Philip Blak ney, William Glennie, and Wil liam Kenny. Mrs Les Wyman and Mrs Jack Healy have charge of decorations and Mrs Wallace Wolff the publicity, advertising and tickets. Following the meeting dessert was served by the hostess and her assistants, Mrs Koenig and Mrs Ray Smith. u , - 1 i lone Sorority Has Prisoner Party The lone Sorority met at the home of Mrs Eldon Padberg in Lexington Wednesday evening, October 15. A prisoner Dartv was held with members dressed as convicts. All were deloused, finger printed and mug shots taken with a polaroid camera, by Mrs Bob Lovgren. ' Hollywood bridge was Dlaved during the evening. Mrs Healy Hostess For Bridge Club Mrs James Healy was hostess last Wednesday evening for the Kings Little Queens bridge club. Those attending were, Mrs Philip Blakney, Mrs Paul Koenig, Mrs Les Wyman, Mrs Pat O'Brien, Mrs Willard Blake, Mrs John Wil liams, Mrs Bill Glennie, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs William So well, Mrs Harry O'Donnell, Jr, Mrs Herb Hamilton, Mrs Jerry Daggett and the hostess. High score was held by Mrs McQuarrie, Mrs Blakney was sec ond, Mrs O'Brien, Jack high and Mrs Daggett, low. Smart Occasional Chairs Big Lounge Chairs JUST RECEIVED - A BIG SHIPMENT Unusually Low Prices! kf.'AV W-MJa&.r . Mkumtrv&s "H earts QUEEN SUSIE McQuarrie who reigned over the 1358 Heppner high school homecoming fes tivities recently. Queen Susie Crowned At Heppner High Homecoming Dance Queen Susie McQuarrie reign ed over the Heppner high school homecoming festivities Friday, October 10, with her princesses Carol K Anderson and Celia Boul den. The court was presented at half time activities at the Heppner Maupin football game and Queen Susie was crowned at the dance which followed the game. Opening the homecoming fes tivities was a rally in downtown Heppner, before the game. After the game the dance attracted many students and alumni. Linda Hams Hostess For Dancing Party Linda Hams entertained Friday evening with a party at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs LaVerne Hams In lone. After the basket social at the lone school, about 75 students from lone, Lexington and Hepp ner went to the Hams home where they danced In the play room and garage. Charlene Jones of Lexington was honored on her birthday and refreshments were served later in the evening. Parents present were Mrs Jodie Morrison, Mrs Lloyd Howton, Mrs Clell Rea, Mrs John Eubanks, Mrs Wally Gaarsland and Mrs Hams. Soroptimists See Pictures of Mexico The Soroptimist club of Hepp ner met last Thursday evening at the home of Miss Leta Hum phreys. Miss Humphreys showed pict ures of Mexico taken on her trip there in July. She also told some thing about the country and its history. The refreshments feat u r e d birthday cake in honor of Mrs John Pfelffer. Meat Specials FOR THE WEEKEND Beef Roast lb 49c SLICED BOLCGNA LB. 49c HOLIDAY OLEO L lbs 89c Central Meat Mkt. In Central Market Ph. 6-9943 Ifr ---- - --------J Mrs Krebs Hostess For Heppner Women ! Mrs Henrv Krebs entertained a ' crouD of Hennner women at lun- cheon and a card party last Wed nesday afternoon, at her home in Arlington. The rooms were beautifully decorated with fall flower ar rangements. . ', Guests were Mrs Henry Hap pold, Mrs Fred Mankln, Mrs Ed LeTrace, Mrs Robert Lowe, JVi.3 Earl Evans, Mrs Clarence John son and Mrs Max Harris. Mrs Harvey Bauman, former Heppner' resident, spent the lunch hour with them and visited old friends. Mrs LeTrace held high score for the afternoon, Mrs Harris and Mrs Lowe, double pinochle and Mrs Harris, low. This big shipment of Chairs Just arrived and we're able to offer them to you at really remarkable savings. 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