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OCIAL H APPENINGS I li 7: r r - I'll; REED-KEITH LEY WEDDING EVENT OF CHRISTMAS DAY IN HEPPNER 8RATE GOLDEN WEDDING Mr and Mrs Clive Huston were Dred recently at a reception on the 50th anniversary of their riage. The reception was held at the First Christian church. iEPTION HONORS CLIVE HUSTONS 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY oring a pioneer couple, Mr Irs Clive Huston, on their vodding anniversary, a re 11 was given by their ter and husband, Mr and ierman Parker of Pasco, at leppner Christian church y, December 14. Huston came to Morrow f in 1883 at the age of four and Mrs Huston was born orrow county. They have their entire lives here ex for a few years spent in rid. They farmed in Eight and in 1947 reitred and 1 to Heppner to make their Hustons were married at White Temple church In .nd on December 16, 1908. Ms union was born one Iter, Velma. t reception rooms were dec 1 in a gold, green and white i. Each individual table entered with a white can nd gold leaf arrangement, j tea table was covered with le green linen cloth with j candlelabra and centered Bn all white decorated mal cross cake which was cut erved by Mrs Floyd Adams, 3iarles Becket and Mrs John from. Ving tea and coffee were, 3aud Huston, Mrs E R Hus Wrs Fay George, Mrs Leon ill, Mrs Robert Dobbs and Villiam Rawlins. Punch was 3 by Mrs Myron Rill and lisses Esther Bergstrom and Marilvn Berestrom. The guest book was In the charge of Mrs Earle Gilliam, Mrs Walter Becket and Mrs Frank E Parker. Mrs Ray Drake and Mrs Robert Dobbs assisted about the rooms. Mrs Ben Anderson, assisted by Mrs Frank E Parker had the gift table. The Rev Charles Knox, accom panied by Mrs Knox, sang two solos and Miss Sandra Jones gave two readings. Out of town guests were, Mrs Huston's brother, Ray Young of Medford and her sister, Mrs Fay George of Portland. ,t National Bank Christmas Party First National Bank of n, Heppner Branch, held annual Christmas party lay evening, December 22 in basement of St Patrick's )lic church. turkey dinner with all the dings was enjoyed and the sang carols, played games there was a gift exchange. Dse attending were, Mr and Jack Bedford, Mr and Mrs Venard, Mr and Mrs Dean er, Mr and Mrs Ben Sten ), Mr and Mrs Dean Gil Fern Graves, Mr and Mrs Lovgren, Gerald O'Malley, le Lamb, Mr and Mrs Tom les and Mr and Mrs Earl rd. IIS jppy New Year! you have rything fine e year of eteen Fifty Nine! lories & Helen . Ruggles Heppner. Oregon hr 1 m 1 '0M J ranee i J I nJependent AGENT visrou Aiit" Rainbow Reception Honors Two Grand Officers Saturday Miss Meredith Thomson, grand treasurer of the Order of Rain bow for Girls in Oregon and Mrs Harold Becket, grand deputy of the Rainbow Girls of Oregon, were honored with a reception Saturday evening at the IOOF hall. nthpr nast erand officers es corted to the East and introduced were, Mrs Jean Marie Graham Damon, past grand service; Phyl lis Ouackenbush, past grand rep resentative of North Carolina. Past worthy advisors of Ruth as sembly introduced were, Mrs Da mon. Helen Graham, Phyllis Quackenbush and Janice Martin. Bernice Thomson played an ac cordion solo, Echo Waltz: Dalene McDonald and Linda Halvorsen sang a duet, accompanied by Janice Martin. A doll dance addenda present ing gifts to the honored guests was given by Judy Cochell, San dra Jones, Sandra Eubanks, Shir ley Van Winkle, Marlene Griffin, Sharon Keithley, Bonnie Hannan, Cheryl Hartman and Pam Cochell. Refreshments were served later with Mrs Claude Graham at the Dunch bowl. Mrs Oliver Cres- wick was general chairman for the reception. The annual formal Christmas dance was held following the re ception. Sewing Club Holds Holiday Dinner Party At McQuarrie Home The Wednesday Sewing club entertained their husbands at a holiday dinner party Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C E McQuarrie. The rooms were decorated In the New Year's theme and each individual table was centered with a New Year's baby, and the buffet table was centered with an arrangement of candles and silver musical instruments. Those attending were, Mr and Mrs John Pfeiffer, Mr and Mrs Claude Graham, Mr and Mrs Lowell Gribble, Dr and Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mr and Mrs P W Ma honey, Mr and Mrs Raymond Ferguson, Mr and Mrs Jack Bed ford, Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson, Mr and Mrs Gene Pierce, Mr and Mrs Robert Penland and Mr and Mrs McQuarrie. IONE Mr and Mrs David Baker and children spent the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Gorger In Pendleton. LIVESTOCK MARKET Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVEBY TUESDAY 12 Rood On U. S. Hiway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-66S5 Hermlston, Oregra Frank Wink & Sons. Owners Don Wink Mgr. Res. Hermlston JO 7-3111 A bride of Christmas day was Miss Christina Kay Keithley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Keithley; whose wedding to Orrie James Reed, son of Mr and Mrs Orrie Reed of McMinnville was solemnized at 4:00 p m in the afternoon at the Seventh Day Ad ventist church in Heppner, pastor L L Huntington of McMinnville officiated. The bride wore a waltz length gown of ivory brocade with pink accessories and a corsage of white and pink rosebuds. Miss Jo Keithley was maid 01 honor for her sister and wore a pink dress with pink accessories. Dan Reed, brother of the groom was best man and Frank Diet rich, brother-in-law of the groom, was usher. Mrs Clifford Wagner played the wedding music and accompanied Mrs Frank Dietrich who sang Because and the Wedding Pray er. The mother of the bride chose a sheath dress with blue access ories and a corsage of pink rose buds. The groom's mother wore a black suit with black access ories and she also had a corsage of pink rosebuds. At the reception which follow ed, the tea table was centered with the wedding cake and an arrangement of pink gladioli. Mrs Clyde Pettyjohn, sister of the bride, cut the cake and an other sister, Mrs Darrell Me- Coming Events Wednesday, Dec 31 Elks New Year's Eve oartv. Thursday. Jan 1 HAPPY NEW YEAR Monday, Jan 5 Chamber of com merce. noon at O'Donnell's Rainbow for Girls. Tuesday, Jan 6 Wranglers, club house Wednesday. Jan 7 Willows lodae no 66. IOOF Thursday, Jan 8 Soroptlmists, noon at o uonneu s Elks, ladies niqht Friday, Jan 9 Ruth chapter no 32. OES. Saturday, Jan 10 Elks crab feed. 6:30 p m, dance with Wayne McGuffins orchestra Lachlan poured. Assisting with the gifts were, Mrs Dietrich and Miss Marilyn Calvin and Mrs Mc Lachlan had charge of the guest book. The couple left immediately on their honeymoon to the Oregon coast. Upon their return, Mrs Reed will continue her studies at Heppner high school where she will graduate with the class of 1959. The groom is stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Texas and when school Is out the bride will join him at his station. lone News Mothers Club Plans Progressive Dinner ThP Mnthera Cluh met at the home of Mrs Ralph Richmond on Mnndav evenine. December 15 for their annual Christmas party. The group went caroling to the hosoital and took gifts to the patients in the nursing home. Later they went around town caroling and then back to the Richmonds where plans were made for the oroeressive dinner to be held on January 5. Hos tesspe for the dinner will be Mrs Vic Kreimeyer, Mrs Wallace Wolff, Mrs Nels Anderson ana Mrs Robert Abrams. Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson will be special guests and tell of their turopean tour. Mrs Elmer Schmidt received tho door tirize for the evening and Mrs Kenneth Keeling assis ted the hostess with the refresh ments. Mrs Mary Emert spent Christ mas with her daughter and fam ily, Mr and Mrs Lee Pettyjohn, near Arlington. Mr and Mrs Clell Rea enter tained the following, Christmas, for dinner: Miss Alice Niehoson nf Portland. Mrs Edith Niehoson, Mrs Arvilla Swanson and G A Pettey's. Mrs Rubv Nichols spent two weeks at the Bill Collier home in Arlington taking care of their children while Mrs Carrie Collier was called east on account of illness of a relative. Kristlne Peterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Doneld Peterson and Frank Halvorsen, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Halvorsen, recently underwent tonsilectomies at the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Harlan Devin of Condon and Mrs Lana Padberg nf lone SDent Christmas at the Loyal Parker home in Heppner. Mr and Mrs Wate Crawford entertained the following at Christmas dinner, Mr and Mrs Harlan Crawford and children of Echo, Mr and Mrs Tad Miller and children of Lexington, Mr anH Mro Dale Rav. Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan and children and Rollo Crawford. Mrs Edna Yarnell of Portland is visiting her daughter and fam ily, Mr and Mrs Charles uwn-nor. Dinner euests at the Herbert Fkctrnm home Christmas were, Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom and rfmiB-hter of LaGrande and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom Jr and family. Mr nnrl Mrs Hugh Bell Of Con- dnn and Mr and Mrs Ronald Mc- Cabe of Brookings were visitors last week at the Franklin una- strom home. Mr and Mrs John Eubanks and family and Mr and Mrs Howard Eubanks and family spent tne holidays at the Eubanks cabin in the mountains. Ed Buschke Is visiting his son and family, Mr and Mrs Henry Buschke in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Don Heliker en tertained the following guests Christmas eve: Miss Sharon Cuts- fnrth of Eueene. Gene Heliker of Lexington and Mr and Mrs Ernest Heliker. Miss Barbara Smith of Los Angeles spent the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs Dixon Smith. ninnpr quests at the Roger Kin- caid home Christmas were, Mr and Mrs Ralph Klncaid of Stan- Bunch Home Scene Of Two Parties The Alvln Bunch ranch home was the scene of two parties recently when both Sherron and Gerald Bunch entertained. Sherron celebrated her 13th birthday with a party on Satur day pvenin?. December 13. She entertained ten guests for games and dancing. Later in tne even- in a- refreshments were servea that featured fortune cookies, Chinese proverbs and chop sticks as favors. On Mondav evening, December 22. Gerald entertained with a dancing party in which the Oriental theme was camea out. Guests were. Julie Pfeiffer, Kathy Spencer, Camille Berry, Jeanne Schmidt, Shirley Van Winkle, Tom Glass, Neal Pen- land, David Creswick, Kit George and the host. Sandra Jones Hostess For Holiday Party Sandra Jones entertained at a riartv Monday evening, Decem ber 22 at the ranch home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Jones. Games were played during the evening and refreshments served later to Sheryl Harris, Sharon Keithley, Judy Cochell, Leland Lane, Wayne Soward, Renn Har ris, Tom Driscoll, Bob KIggins and the hostess. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermlston, Ore. Ph J07-66S1 On Hermlston McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS field, Mr and Mrs Robert Bell and Charles Bell of The Dalles, Mrs Art Hoppell of Wenatchee, Wash, Louis Padberg and Lind say and Lyle Kincaid. Mrs Nich ols called in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Pullos of North Dakota visited their dau ghter and family, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Riece last week. They were on their way to California to visit another daughter. Kenneth Swart of Los Angeles spent the holidays with his par ents, Mr and Mrs E R Swart. Mr and Mrs Roy Lindtsrom and children and Mrs Fannie Grif fith spent Christmas with the Dwight Haugen family in Os wego. Mr and Mrs Delmer Crawford and daughter, Marlene, were Portland visitors last week. Mr and Mrs Carl Grassi of Walla Walla spent Christmas with her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr and Mrs Cecil Thome. Mr and Mrs Don Brostrom and sons spent the holidays in The Dalles and Monmouth. Mr and Mrs G M Greer and son, Dick spent Christmas with rela tives in Walla Walla. They brought their grandchildren, Mike and Lunn Greer home with them for awhile. Mrs Blanche Scheelar of Salem spent Christmas with her daugh ter and family, Mr and Mrs Leo Crabtree. They all went to The Dalles where they met relatives from Canada. Mr and Mis Leland Moe of Portland spent the holidays with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Thomas White. Mr and Mrs David McLeod and children spent the holidays in Junction City with relatives. Mr and Mrs Donald Ball and children spent Christmas with the Rod Thompsons in Heppner. Mr and Mrs Vance and family of Hermiston spent the holidays with his sisler and family, Mr and Mrs Garry Tullis. Miss JoAnn Ingram of Pendle ton was a house guest at the Garland Swanson home last week for a couple of days. Christmas guests at the Earl McKinney home were, Mrs Allie Ruggles of Grass Valley, Mr and Mrs Malcolm McKinney and son of Moro and Mr and Mrs Leland McKinney of Klamath Falls. Mr and Mrs Garland Swanson entertained the following Christ mas Eve, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turner and daughter of Heppner, Dennis Swanson of Portland, and Mr and Mrs Adon Hamlett and children, and Mrs Mary Swan son. Mr and Mrs Marlon Palmer spent Christmas with the Elmer Palmers at Heppner. The Lee Palmers spent Christ- Mas with her parents, Mr and Mrs Lincoln Nash in Heppner. r, SEW AND MODEL CLUB The Sew and Model club of inne held its first meeting on November 11 at the home of Jean Martin. JnAnn Turner, the president of the group last year, called the meptintr to order. The purpose of the meeting was to organize and elect officers for tne ionow- Ing year. The officers are as ionows: nresident. Linda Hams; vice president, Barbara Baker; secre tary, Karen Lundeu ana news reporter, JoAnn Turner. There were seven girls who signed to take 4-H for this year. They are Linda Hams, Barbara Baker, Kar on T.iindpll. Jean Martin. Geral- dine Morgan, Brenda Townsend and JoAnn Turner. The ciud is led by Mrs Betty Carlson and Mrs Ruth McCabe. The group held a meeting Dec ember 6 at the home of JoAnn Turner. The meeting was called to order by president, Linda Hams. The purpose was to find out what each girl was planning on making. The girls have some real cute outfits picked out The next meeting will be held January 10. 5 PEA VINE ENSILAGE $3.50 per ton F. O. B. Pit X. M. DONELSON Ph. CR 6 0853 Pendleton Scale house 9 miles from Pendleton, on Walla Walla Highway. 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