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FILM A BOTHWELL announces
engagement
jVilma Bothwell
ej!s Engagement
Mr and Mrs Bruce Bothwell
rainounce the engagement of
lielr daughter, Wilma Lee to
maid Jay McClintock, son of
ir and Mrs Tress McClintock of
onmouth, Oregon.
No date has been set for the
Wedding.
hursday Tea Honors
Kiev and Mrs Spencer
Mrs Walter Wright, Mrs Gene
pall and Mrs LaVerne Van Mar-
Kr entertained last Thursday
ternoon with a tea at All Saints
Episcopal parish house, honor
ing the Rev and Mrs Bruce
Iencer.
Guests included members of
e Altar Guild, circle leaders
Stiid Sunday school teachers.
iMrs Frank Ayers and Mrs J
Nys poured during the tea
pur.
Those attending were Mrs
mes Valentine, Mrs Jack Loyd,
is James Norene, Mrs William
hbhart, Mrs Harold Wright, Mrs
iJtbert Abrams, Mrs R B Rice,
fjfrs Richard Wells and Mrs Mer-
Gray.
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Dinner Celebrates
30th Anniversary .
Of The John Graves
Mr and Mrs John Graves were
honored with a surprise dinner
on their 30th wedding anniver
sary at the home of their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs
Louis Carlson of lone.
Assisting with the dinner were
their daughters, Mrs Howard
Pettyjohn, Mrs Walter Hill and
daughter-in-law," Mrs Gene
Graves.
Pinochle was enjoyed in the
afternoon, followed by the cutt
ing of the wedding cake by Mr
and Mrs Graves.
The Graves were married Nov
ember 15, 1928 at Lexington and
have been residents of Morrow
county since that time, except
for four years spent in Hermiston.
They now reside on their ranch
near ""Hardman. They have four
children and ten grandchildren
all living in this vicinity.
Out of town guests present for
the occassion were Mrs Grave's
mother and father, Mr and Mrs
R B Wilcox; brother and wife,
Mr and Mrs Glen Wilcox and
two children, all of Portland;
brother and wife, Mr and Mrs
Lester Wilcox and three boys;
sister-in-law and family, Mrs
Charles Wilcox, Mrs Robert Wil
cox and Mrs Marvin Kennedy
and four children, all of Her
miston and Mr Graves' sisters
and husbands, Mr and Mrs Leo
nard Munkers and four children
of Lexington and Mr and Mrs
Don Heliker of lone. "
Deviled Ham Twirls Add
A Festive Air To Holiday Parties'
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Mrs Hall Has High
Score At Bridge Club
The Renegers bridge club met
last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs LaVerne Van Mar
ter. Guests were, Mrs Lowell Grib
ble, Mrs P W Mahoney, Mrs Al
ien Case, Mrs Frank Anderson,
Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs William Lab
hart, Mrs William Barratt, Mrs
James Norene, Mrs Gordon Pratt,
Mrs Eddie Gunderson, Mrs Ri
chard Meador and Mrs James
J Farley.
High score was held by Mrs
Hall; Mrs Gunderson, second and
Mrs Mahoney, low.
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Have a whirl with these deviled ham twirls that are as festive
as this holiday season. Fix them hours, or even days ahead, store
in the refrigerator until it's party time and then just pop them
into a hot oven for a few minutes before serving. Your guests will
enjoy the zippy deviled ham flavor served in these bite sice
whirls that are toasty brown, hot and crunchy. For 60 deviled
ham twirls youll need:
Deviled Ham Twirls
1 Family Size (4V4 or) can 6 slices fresh white bread
deviled ham Melted butter
Trim crusts from bread. Spread with deviled ham. Roll up
tightly and wrap in wax paper. Chill at least an hour. Brush
lightly with melted butter and bake at 400' for 10 minutes. Cut
into Vj inch slices. (Slicing is easier if before toasting, rolls are
sliced about half-way through.)
Sewing Club Meets
At Schaffitz Home
The Sewine club met at the
homp of Mrs E K Schaffitz last
Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs Ray
mond Ferguson, Mrs P W Ma
honey, Mrs John Pfeiffer, Mrs
Claude Graham, Mrs Carl Spaul
ding, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs
Gene Pierce, Mrs Jack Bedford,
Mrs Robert Penland and the hostess.
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Coming Events
Friday, November 21 S a n s
Souci Rebekah lodge.
Saturday. November 22 Tea and
Bazaar, Methodist church. 2
to S p m.
Monday, November 24 Farm-
City banquet. Legion halL
6:30 p m.
Tuesday, November 25 Book
worms.
Degree of Honor.
Wednesday, November 26 Wil
lows lodge No 66, IOOF.
Thursday, November 27 Thanks
giving Day.
Friday, November 28 Ruth
chapter No 32, OES.
Saturday, December 6 Lunch,
Tea, Bazaar, All Saints, Epis
copal church, starting at 12
noon.
Portland Minister
Speaks At Dinner At
All Saints Church
Approximately 90 persons en
joyed a potluck dinner Sunday
afternoon at All Saints Episcopal
church.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
church had chargeof the dinner
with Mrs Walter Wright as chair
man. The Rev Robert Grafe of St
Barnabas church in Portland was
guest speaker at the meeting
after the dinner.
Other out of town guests were
Mrs Grafe and Cliff Moynihan
of Lebanon.
Scholarship Girls
Guests Thursday
Of Soroptimi-st Club
Guests of the Soroptimist Club
of Heppner at their Thursday
noon meeting at O'Donnell's
were the girls who had received
scholarships from the club dur
ing the year.
Each girl told something about
the school or camp that they at
tended with the scholarship.
Those speaking were Carol Anne
Anderson who attended Girls
State; Libby Van Schoiack, 4-H
summer school; Rhoda Ott,
church summer camp and Laura
Lee Sumner a church summer
camp.
Carolyn McDanlel was the
senior girl guest from the high
school and other guests were Mrs
Nels Anderson and Becky Fulle
ton. Birthday cake was served in
honor of Mrs Lucy Rodgers, Mrs
Roice Fulleton, Mrs Clara B Gert
son and Mrs Grace Nickerson.
LaVerne Van Marter
Feted On Birthday
Mrs LaVerne Van Marter en
tertained last Thursday evening
with a dinner party in honor of
her husband on his birthday.
Guests were Mrs Elaine S
George, Kit and David George,
Mr and Mrs Arch Ball and Archie
Jr, Mrs Sadie Sigsbee, Mr and
Mrs Bob Runnion, Mrs Cliff
Dougherty and Marie, Paul and
LaVerne III Van Marter.
Kathy Prussing Has
Fourth Birthday
Mrs Fred Prussing entertained
last Thursday afternoon in honor
of the fourth birthday of her
daughter Kathy.
Games, stories and refresh
ments were enjoyed by Shelly,
Kelly and Tommy Wolff, Bobette
Jones, Shannon Farley and Kit
Anderson.
Also as guests were Mrs Wal
lace Wolff, Mrs Robert Jones, Mrs
James J Farley, Mrs Nels Ander
son and Mrs Floyd Adams.
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Bridge Club Sunday
Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt en
tertained the Duplicate bridge
club Sunday evening at tneir
home.
Guests were, Mr and Mrs C E
McQuarrie, Mr and Mrs Lowell
Gribble, Mr and Mrs LaVerne
Van Marter, Dr and Mrs Wallace
Wolff and Mr and Mrs Richard
Meador.
High couple was Mr Meador
and Dr Wolff and second high
couple was Mr Van Marter and
Mrs Pratt.
ELUTA CAMP FIRE NEWS
At our meeting November 17
our committee was Tamara
Smith and Diane Warren who
were in charge of the games. All
of the requirements for Wood
Gatherer's rank were gone over.
All jackets should be completed
by next week.
Joan Stockard, reporter
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Lexington P-TA Has
Varied Program
By DELPHA JONES
The Lexington P-TA met at
the school auditorium on Tues
day with the president LaVonne
Bloodsworth presiding. The pro
gram for the evening consisted
of several numbers by the 3rd
and 4th graders under the dir
ection of their teacher, Mrs C C
Carmichael. After this very en
tertaining part of the program
Harry Bongers, administrator of
Pioneer Memorial hospital gave
a most instructive talk on the
functions of the hospital, and
also on the financial organiza
tion. Following this, Dallas
Shockley, principal of lone school
and president of the Umatilla
Morrow County league presented
the captain of the Lexington
football team, Laddie Henderson
with the Umatilla-Morrow Co
league trophy. At this time the
coach, Bob Matthews was intro
duced and asked for a few words,
and all the team was asked to
come forward where they receiv
ed a big hand. Later in the even
ing following the business meet
ing, refreshments were served in
the cafeteria, by the 6th grade
mothers.
On Thursday evening the Lex-
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, November 20, 1958
Reception To Honor
Wate Crawfords On
50th Anniversary
A reception will be held hon-,
oring .Mr and Mrs Wate Craw
ford on their 50th wedding anni
versary, Sunday, November 30
from 2 to 4 p m at the home of
Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan, lone.
Children of the Crawfords will
be hosts and all friends and
relatives are cordially invited. It
is requested there be no gifts.
ington girl's volleyball team mo
tored to lone where they took
part in the jamboree.
On Saturday night the Way
Edwards V F W gave the Lex
ington, lone and Heppner high
school students a party at the
city hall in Lexington. Mrs Bob
Davidson and Mrs Bill VanWin
kle were chapcrones for this
party. Dunk, potato chips and
hot dogs were served.
Pvt Richard Wihlon who has
been at Cutsforth's cabin in the
mountains enjoying some visit
ing with his father, Armin Win
don left on Saturday for Fort
Lewis where he will be shipped
to the Far East.
Mrs A F Majeske has return
ed to her home after a stay in
Pioneer Memorial hospital in
Heppner.
Mr and. Mrs Dewie Lovelace
of Cove visited over the week
end with his uncle and family,
Mr and Mrs C C Jones. On Sat
urday they, accompanied by
Wayne Papineau, were Fossil
visitors.
Mrs Aimee Sperry of Portland
has accepted the position of Eng
lish teacher in the local School
to replace Miss Betty Obrist who
has recently resigned. Mrs Sperry
is a major in home ec and science
and a graduate of Oregon State
college. She has been teaching
the last eleven years at New
berg, Oregon and previous to
that she taught in lone. She
will make her home at present
with her daughter and family,
Mr and Mrs Eldon Padberg.
The Lexington Cafe has been
closed due to the illness of the
proprietor, Mrs Merle Cornileson.
Among those attending to bus
iness in Pendleton last week
were; Jo' Irvin, Florence Mc
Millan, Margaret Nichols, Bertha
Hunt, Shirley McCarl, Bertha
Hunt, Lorene Ledbetter, Charlene
Jones, June Ledbetter and Del
pha Jones.
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