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Heppner Gazette-Times Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 1 1, 1958 lone Rebekahs Fete Crawfords HP "ire? By ECHO PALMATEER After the regular meeting of Bunchgrass R e b e k a h lodge I nursday evening, Dec 4, a social hour and program were given in honor of Mr and Mrs Wate Craw ford in honor of the 5t0h wedding anniversary which they recently celebrated. For the program with Mrs Ernest Heliker In charge, Donald Heliker sang Love's Old Sweet Song; Mrs Omar Rietmann gave a reading, Ma'g Tools; a series of a tableaus were given to represent notable couples as George and Martha Washington; Ruben and Racheal an Indian couple; Cinderella and prince charming; the couples in the songs, When You and I Were Young Maggie; Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet and A Bicycle Built for Two. Donald Heliker sang appropriate songs for the tab leaus. Mrs Cleo Drake was the accompanist. While the wedding march was played, Mr and Mrs Crawford were seated by the son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Arthur Crawford and presented them with a gift from the lodge , by Mrs Heliker, noble grand. She also read a poem in their honor. Refreshments were served from a table covered with a cloth trimmed with gold, gold bells and a center piece of yellow mums and candles. Mrs Anna Llndstrom and Mrs E R Lundell . poured, Mrs Mary Swanson presided at the punch bowl and Mrs Heliker and Mrs Arvilla Swanson served the little cakes. The hostesses were Mrs Wallace Matthews, Mrs David Rietmann and Mrs Berl Akers. Those having charge of the pro gram were Mrs Heliker, Mrs Omar Rietmann and Mrs Paul Pettyjohn. Pvt Roy Lindstrom and Pvt Arthur Lindstrom, sons of Mr and Mrs Franlkin Lindstrom who are in the army, are stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. Pvt Rudy Berg strom, son of Mr and Mrs E Wm Bergstrom Is stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. They will all get a. furlough Dec 19 until Christmas. Mrs Fannie Griffith returned home Monday from Heppner when she was a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital for a few days. Mrs Lewis Ball, Mrs Donald Ball and Mrs Gerald Rood made a trip to Pendleton last week. Mrs Lewis Ball visited at the Garner Luther home while there. Mrs Gene Hall entertained the bridge club at her home Friday evening of last week. Those re ceiving prizes were, Mrs Pete Cannon, high; Mrs Ray Boyce, 2nd high and Mrs Ernest Mc Cabe, low. Recent visitors at the' Sam Esteb home were Mr and Mrs Raymond Fletcher of Albany, Mr and Mrs Earl Calkins, Mrs Carl Calkins and Ernest Calkins of Otis. Mr and Mrs Esteb took' Mrs Carl Calkins to Hood River last III111MEEM IlllljHllliWIiilllillliMgllj imiliKiffiMllffllimii'illillMlil'li.'iimi f 7T7 . i u This Christmas Ml wJ save fK 1 spendr ... wiim JUj: I GREEN I stamps! With jJ Green Stamps you're SURE to get exactly what you want when you want it ORANGES SEEDLESS NAVELS. 3 Dozen 'I .....MM... ., ............ M .... W.m..H...."....BI...H.,.,. NEW- Assortment of Cooking & Dinner WINES LETTUCE lb. JAC Arizona Sno-Bc ,,. ...,,ZT. APRICOTS can OOC Com h m u .Z??l PEACHES cans $ jOO PUMPKIN 2'2 can -QC ... FANCY FRESH-ROASTED PEANUTS g POUNDS $00 This Week's Lucky Number Gift- A BOX OF ORANGES CENTRAL MARKET fir GROCERY week where they visited Mr and Mrs Claire Fabion. Mrs Calkins and Mrs Fabion are daughters of Mrs Esteb. Mrs Gordon White cut her finger while working at the school last week. Mrs C E Bren ner took her place as cook for three days. Visitors at the Franklin Lind strom home during the Thanks giving holiday were, Mr and Mrs Hugh . Bell of Condon, Mr and Mrs Clifford McCabe and Ronald and Eleanore of Brookings, Miss Peggy Applegate of Heppner, Mr and Mrs Fred Ritchie and daugh ter of Hermiston, and Mr and Mrs Donald Harris and daugh ters of Portland. They also at tended the McCabe Applegate wedding in Heppner, Nov 29. Mrs John Sanders and son, Gregory, and Mrs Mattie Morgan of Portland were weekend vis itors at the John Eubanks home. They took Stanley Sanders back with them. He had been visiting at the Eubanks home. Mrs Mor gan just returned from a trip into Mexico. John Howton, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Howton underwent an operation on his knee at the St Vincent's hospital in Portland last week. Mr and Mrs E Markham Baker spent last week in Portland where they attended the Wheat League. Their daughter, Mardine, student at the University of Ore gon, met them in Portland and spent the weekend there with them. Others from here who attended the Wheat League meeting in Portland were Lloyd Howton, Mr and Mrs Louis Carlson, Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan, Mr and Mrs Roy Lindstrom, Mr" and Mrs Franklin Lindstrom, Mr and Mrs David Baker, Mr and Mrs Ken neth Smouse, Mr and Mrs Nor man Nelson, Mr and Mrs Walter Jacobs, Mr and Mrs James Lind say, Mr and Mrs Donald Peter son, and Oscar Peterson. The Rebekah Christmas party at the Rebekah hall Sunday ev ening was well attended. After the potluck dinner games were enjoyed. The hall was decorated with a Christmas tree and other decorations. $25.20 was given as a free will offering to be sent to the IOOF home in Portland for Christmas treats. Dates To Remember: Dec 12 Topic club at the home of Mrs Mabel Cotter at 2:15 P M. Dec 13 Basketball game with Helix here. Dec 14 Church school Christmas program at the Community church at 6:30 P M. Dec 16 Auxiliary Christmas party at the Legion hall with potluck dinner at 6:30 P M. All members of the Legion and Auxiliary and their fam ilies are welcome. Dec 16 Basketball game with Heppner here. Dec 17 Arnica club meeting. Dec 17 Mason lodge installation at the Masonic hall at 8 P M. The public is invited. Dec 18 Community Christmas program and tree at the school cafetorium at 7:30 P M. Dec 19 HEC of Willows grange meeting at the home of Mrs Harvey Ring in the after noon. Election of officers. Dec 20 Willows grange meeting at 8 P M. A Christmas pro gram will be given. Dec 19 The annual Christmas dance sponsored by the school band at the school cafetorium at 8 P M. The extension unit met at the home of Mrs Louis Carlson Tues day afternoon, Doe 2. The sub ject was candle making with Mrs Carlson and Mrs Herbert Peter son as leaders. Members brought wrapped Christmas packages to the meeting to bo sent to the nursing home in the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mrs Roger Kincaid received the prize for having the best wrapped pack age. There were 14 members present. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Omar Rietmann, Jan 8 in the evening on the subject, Know Your Ore gon. Mr and Mrs Leonard Carlson of Portland were visiting rela tives here last week. M G Greer was a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital last week. Dennis Swanson, son of Mr and Mrs Garland Swanson, is taking his ROTC flying training at the Skyways air base. He is a student at Portland University. j Sell Top Bulls Mr and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom Sr attended the Mid Columbia Hereford sale in The Dalles, Dec 2 where they sold two Hereford bulls. One was a grand champ ion and the other was the high est selling bull. Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan left Tuesday by plane for Den ver where they will attend the National Wheat League. Mr Mor gan is president of the Morrow County Wheat League. Eldon Tucker and Bill Nichols and son went to the mountains Sunday and brought back a load of Christmas trees. Tucker has trees for sale. Mr and Mrs Gordon White and daughter, Lona, were visitors in Lyle, Wash last week. LIVESTOCK MARKET Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 Noon On U. S. Hlway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-6655 Hermiston, Oregon Frank Wink & Sons, Owners Don Wink Mgr. Res. 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