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abe-applegate wedding is
;nt event at catholic church
brick's Catholic church in gate, was dressed in a waltz
r was the scene of the
I of Miss Margaret Ann
.te, daughter of Mrs Ger
pplegate of Heppner and
i; Applegate of Pendleton,
tonald C McCabe, son of
: Mrs Clifford McCabe of
gs, on Saturday, ' Novem
9 lev P J Gaire officiated
sremony and servers were
pplegate, brother of the
id Roger Doherty.
wide, given in marriage
i brother Richard Apple-
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Thursday. Dec 25 MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Saturday, Dec 27 Rainbow Girls.
reception and dance. IOOF
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Wednesday, Dec 31 Elks New
Years Eve party.
length gown of ivory satin with
square neckline and long sleeves.
Her fingertip veil was held in
place by a pearl tiarra and she
carried a cascade bouquet of
ivory spider chrysanthemums.
Mrs Vern K Evans, matron of
honor, wore a blue taffeta dress.
Her headpiece was -of blue lace
and pearls and she carried a
cascade bouquet of white car
nations. Robert Laughlin was best man
and the ushers were Don Harris,
brother-in-law of the groom and
Dick Robison.
The mothers of the bride and
groom both had corsages of cym
bidium orchids.
Miss Marguerite Glavey was
at the organ and Mrs Harry
O'Donnell, Jr sang "Mother At
Your Feet Is Kneeling" and Bill
Kenny sang "Pavis Angelicus."
At the reception which follow
ed the ceremony, Mrs Don Poin
ter, cousin of the bride and Mrs
Don Harris, sister of the groom,
cut the cake and Mrs Sam J Members of the Soroptimist
Turner; aunt of the bride and club of Heppner held their an
Mrs Hugh Bell, Condon, grand- nual Christmas party Thursday
mother of the groom, poured. '. evening at the home of Mrs
Mrs Franklin Lindstrom was
in charge of the punch bowl,
Miss Joan Brosnan in charge of
the guest book and Miss Mary
Ann Howard, Kent, Wash, cousin
of the bride was at, the gift
table. Miss Christine Howard and
Miss Karen Valentine assisted.
The tea table was covered with
a white linen cloth and center
ed with an arrangement of spider
mums.
Mrs Jack Healy, Mrs Harry
Bongers, Mrs Les Wyman, Mrs
Paul Koenig, Mrs Jerry Brosnan,
Mrs Philip Blakney, Mrs Harry
O'Donnell and Mrs Robert Brin
dle had charge of the reception.
The bride is a graduate of
Heppner high school and the
groom attended school here until
moving to Brookings where he
graduated from high school.
The couple is now at home in
Brookings.
Annual Christmas
Party Held Thursday
By Soroptimist Club
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LARGEST MANGER SCENE . . . Boy visitor is dwarfed by
manger scene in stone and marble, by sculptor Vincenzo Ferrl, In
Rome. Each statue is from 8 to 12 feet tail, include the Madonna
and infant; St. Joseph and the three wise kings bearing gifts.
club's several service projects ,HitchcOCks Presented
several iiiemueis uiajjia j c u
gifts received from their corres
pondents in the Soroptmist's
Sister club at Tamworth Eng
land. Refreshments of colorful
Christmas molds of ice cream,
birthday cake and coffee were
served. December birthday hon
orees were, Mrs Frank Hamlin,
Mrs Edmund Gonty and Mrs
Harry O'Donnell Sr.
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FROM
CHRISTMAS TO NEW YEAR'S
TO ALLOW US TO
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LEXINGTON NEWS
Mrs William J VanWinkle en
tertained with a coffee hour and
Flainp S Ooree. The evenins I birthday cake Monday morning
was spent preparing Christmas honoring the birthday's of Mrs
packages for recipients under the Eldon Padberg and Delpha Jones.
Concentrated Flavor In Orange Pie
Wishing You on
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Times haven't changed so much as we think.
In grandfather's time folks took time out to
enjoy Christmas, to receive spiritual enrichment,
to he with loved ones and friends . . . just as we
do today. It's heen a grand custom, basically
the same for generations and it is our hope it
will remain unchanged. It's the one time of the
year when the whole world Is kin . . . when
cares and problems are laid aside for a while
. . . when we take a moment to express our
affection and appreciation for those around us
and those whom we serve.
So in a good old-fashioned way. we wish you
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
Gift At Mill Party
All heads of departments of
the Heppner Pine Mills and their
wives had a Christmas party
Thursday at the office of the mill.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Hitch
cock drove here from White
Swan to attend and they were
presented a patio table made by
Heppner Pine Mills personnel
from Alerce, a wood grown on
Mr Hitchcock's operations in
Chili, South America.
There were about 20 present
at the party.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, December 25, 1958
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orange juice anytime they wish.
A breakfast favorite, vitamin C-rich orange juice is a good energy
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Florida Orange Pie
4 eggs, separated V2 cup sugar
Vi 6-ounce can fresh frozen Florida Va teaspoon salt
concentrated orange juice 1 9-inch baked pie shell
Beat egg yolks in top of double boiler; add Florida o-nge juice
concentrate and salt Cook over hot water, stirring constantly, until
thickened. Remove from heat. Beat egg whites until stiff; gradually
beat in sugar. Fold half the meringue into orange mixture; turn
into pie shell. Pile remaining meringue around edge of pie. Bake in
a hot oven (425 F.) 8 minutes or until lightly browned.
YIELD: 1 6-inch pk
State Traffic Death
Rate Shows Decline
Oregon's accumulative traffic
death rate for ten months this
year has dropped below the rate
for the same period last year,
according to the Department of
Motor Vehicles.
The death rate of 5.7, based
upon the number of deaths per
one hundred million miles
driven, is three-tenths of a point
below the 6.0 for 1957.
The department added that
unless the mileage driven in
November this year dropped sig
nificantly, the reduction in fa
talities last month should mean
an even more improved death
rate. In 1957, the November death
rate was 10.9. Traditionally, the
last two months of the year are
(high death rate periods. Heavy
! travel during holidays and in
creased hazards of darkness and
pedestrian activity are consider
ed primary causes of the early
winter jump.
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