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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1958)
TE CRAWFORDS CELEBRATE 50th NIVERSARY WITH RECEPTION ?p rn -nm . 1 1 I ""ti ir I aJissdisStasmJ home with Mrs Akers, Mrs Mat thews and Mrs Tad Miller ser ving. A buffet supper was serv ed in the evening at the Morgan home with Mrs Morgan, Mrs Arthur Crawford and Mrs Harlan Crawford in charge. Mr and Mrs Crawford were married at Lents on December 2, 1908 and moved to this com munity in 1909 where they have been engaged in farming. They moved to lone about eight years ago. They have five sons, Vernlce of Helix; Harlan, Echo; Arthur, Rollo and Delmer, lone; three daughters, Mrs John (Ruth) Voorhees, Portland; Mrs Tad Mil ler TMelba), Lexington and Mrs Boardman Notes AND MRS WATE CRAWFORD of lone recently celebrated their lh wedding anniversary with a reception at the Milton Morgan me. (Lyons Studio) By ECHO PALMATEER Reception was given Sun November 30 at the Milton ;an home In lone, honoring ind Mrs Wate C Crawford heir 50th wedding anniver- with their daughters and jiters-in-law as hostesses, e four-tiered cake was serv Srom a lace covered table red with an arrangement illow spider mums and -yel-Candles. The cake was top With bells and the numerals gold and white roses with gold leaves decorated it. Those cutting the cake were, Mrs Verner Troedson, Mrs Berl Akers, Mrs John Eubanks and Mrs Adon Hamlett; pouring were 1 1 Milton (Margaret) Morgan, lone. - , ruieen granacnuaren ana inree y i I great grandchildren. L ' I Flnwprs fnr thp ppntpr nippp and a mantle arrangement were given by Mr Crawford's sisters and families, Mr and Mrs Horace Coe and Mrs Carl Tillman of Kansas City, Missouri. Relatives and friends coming from a distance were Mr and Mrs John Voorhees and daugh ters, Mr and Mrs R VV Crawford, Mr and Mrs Earl Crawford, Mr and Mrs Rodney Crawford, Jr, and children, and Mr and Mrs George Krebs all of Portland; Mr and Mrs Vernice Crawford and children, Mr and Mrs Rodney Crawford and children, Helix; Mr and Mis Boyd Crawford and children, Ft Benton, Mont; Mrs George Crawford, Great Falls, Mont; Mr and Mrs Tad Miller and children, Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra, Lexington; Mr and Mrs Harlan Crawford and children, Echo; Mr and Mrs W R Cox, Pasco; Mrs Anne Smouse, Mr and Mrs Alfred Troedson, Mrs Sam Turner, Mrs Gertrude Apple gate, Dr and Mrs A D McMurdo, By MART LEE MARLOW Mrs Sigvald Aase entertained with a party at her home dur ing the holidays in honor of the fifth birthday of her daughter, Lynae. Guests were, Mrs Ronald Haas and Ronda, Mrs Harold Gauger and Glade, Mrs Ervin j Flock and Charma Lee and Frankie, Mrs Harold Kress and J granddaughter, Barbara Ball, Mrs Richard Waymire and Terry, Mike and Christie, Pam and Casey Kuhn, and Janelle Skou bo. Those who attended the Com munity concert In Hermiston Tuesday night included Mrs Henry Gantenbein and daughter Barbara, Mrs Sigvald Aase, Mrs Harold Gauger, Jean McKenzie, and Mike and Alan Taylor. After the concert, Mrs Aase, Mrs Gan tenbein and Barbara attended a reception in honor of the singer, Miss Nina Dova, at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Pearson. Mr and Mrs Ronald Black and daughter, Diane SDent thp hnli. days in Wallowa at the homo of Mrs Black's brother and sister- in-law, Mr and Mrs Crawford Oveson. Holiday visitors at the home of Mrs Louise Earwood were her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Bill Califf and children Steve, Matt, Renee and Vickie of Estacada. Mrs Earwod return ed home with them to visit the next two weeks, and then will go on to San Diego, Calif to visit her brothers-in-law and sisters. Mr and Mrs Lester Bassett and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pavne. Shp then will bo tn Los Anpplps. Calif to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Earwood, who will bring her home to be here by Christmas. Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes1 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, December 11, 1958 were dinner guests at the home of Mrs Hayes' brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Louis LeTrace at Echo. Holiday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs CAcn Camentpr wpi-p Mrs Carpenter's mother and sis ter, Mrs Rosa LaChance and Miss Eva LaChance of Tacoma, Wash, her cousin, Mr and Mrs Wayne Ault and children Timmy, Mike, and Judy of Grandview, Wash, and Mrs Orville Carpenter and son Lynn of Umatilla. Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Ely were Mrs Ely's parents, Mr and Mrs Virgil Os borne and daughter. Marlorv of Hermiston, and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Osborne of Seattle, Wash. Mr and Mrs Arnin Hur? snpnt Thanksgiving at the home of ineir son-in-law and dauphtpr Mr and Mrs Sid Ferguson, in I Cascade Locks. Sunday the Fer gusons were visitors at the Hug home. Other guests were their daughter, Mrs Herman Bush, of Baker, and Hug's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Edwin Hug of Irrigon. Phone your newt items to 6-9228. PEA VINE ENSILAGE $3.50 per ton F. O. B. Pit L. M. DONELSON Ph. CR 6-0853 Pendleton Scale house 9 miles from Pendleton, on Walla Walla Highway. A turkey dinner was served at noon at the Delmer Crawford piaMBiiaMli1 wiiiim ! " SPECIAL ! FLOOR AND TABLE fa For Him- Lpower Tools Auto Accessories Fishing Tackle -Hunting Equipment 1 -Ash Trays br Her- I Electric Coffeemakers, Percolators, Irons, Waffleirons, Deepfat Fryers; .Frying Pan, Knife Sharpener, Clocks, Mixers t Casco Tables i Pyrex Casseroles Pyrex Carafes i Carving Sets Steak Knife Sets Uany, Many More Items Mrs Franklin Lindstrom, Mrs Mr and Mrs W C Rosewall, Mr Wallace Mathews, Mrs Clell Rea and Mrs Walter Becket, Mr and and Mrs David Baker; in charge Mrs Elmer Palmer, Mr and Mrs of the guest book were Peggy 'Don Evans and children, Hepp Voorhees, Janice Crawford and ner; Mr and Mrs Henry Gorger, Marilyn Morgan. Pendleton and Mr and Mrs How- The Crawfords were presented arl Nottage, Portland. a. money tree. Soroptimists Make Christmas Plans ! The regular monthly business meeting of the Soroptlmist club of Heppner was held Thursday, noon at O'Donnell's. It " was announced that gifts , would be sent to both Falrvlew' home and the State hospital this ' year and members are to get their contributions to Mrs John Pfeiffer as soon as possible. The club received a Christmas package from the Soroptlmist club of Tamworth England and it wiy be opened at the annual Christmas party on December 18 at the home of Mrs Elaine George. At this party boxes of home made candy and cookies will be packed to be sent to the Veteran's hospital at Walla Walla and box- j es of a Christmas dinner will i be packed to be given to the elderly men here, without fam ilies. Initiation is also to be held at the Christmas party. IPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I After h n Y I J Atter ijj. U Years I 'ILL-HUGE TOY SELECTION estern Auto ILL to lone Sorority Plans To Go Caroling The Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held their monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs Arthur Crawford, in lone. The group plans to go caroling on the evening of December 17. Mrs Charles Doherty had charge of the educational program. The subject was sports and a test was given the group. ' Co-hostesses were, Mrs Bill Rietmann and Mrs Robert Hos- kins. 4-H Club Nowt THE HAPPY STITCHERS The Nov 3 meeting of the Happy Stitchers club was held in the home of Mrs L F Leathers. The leaders discussed, with the members, their sewing box sup plies, memory work and work habits. A game called concen tration was played. Our hostess was Pamela Proudfoot. The Dec 4 meeting was called to order by president, Berniece Mathews. Berniece and Deniece Matthews reported on the officers meeting held in Heppner. We have about finished our needle cases. Eight members were pres ent. The game "tearable art" was played and won by Linda Row- ell. We sang, "I've Got The 4-H Spirit." Our hostess was Deniece Mathews. The next meeting will be held Dec 19 after school at the home of Mrs Leathers. 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