fER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, January 29, 1959 3
Gary TulMs Heads Arnica Club
' ECHO PALMATEER
Gary Tullis was eleced
Hit of the Arnica club at
ting Wednesday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs Paul
)hn. Other officers elected
Mrs Delmer Crawford, vice
jnt and Mrs Richard Rea,
try and treasurer. After the
lg, garnes were played and
Vlilton Morgan and Mrs
Samlett received the prizes.
arl McCabe received the
prize. Refreshments were
by Mrs Pettyjohn and Mrs
ilmer.
Ernest McCabe entertained
idge club at her home Fri
ening of last week. Those
lg prizes were, Mrs Delmer
3rd, high; Mrs Robert De-
2nd high and Mrs Walter
, low.
and Mrs Franklin Ely and
laughter, Marlene Craw
ipent the weekend in Port
vhere they visited their son
imily, Mr and Mrs Fayne
and Mrs James Botts went
tland last week. They took
rrandchildren back to their
s, Mr and Mrs Ronald Fahl
rtland. Their son, Seaman
rtts, who spent his leave
left last week for his base
merton, Wash,
and Mrs Dean Rohde of
spent Sunday with her par
Mr and Mrs Victor Riet-
nd Mrs Earl Witeman and
', of Boardman visited the
lewitts here Sunday,
and Mrs Franklin Lind
spent the weekend with
res in John Day.
and Mrs Jack Dyson are
g with her brother and sis
law, Mr and Mrs Wallace
land.
Three Links club of Bunch
Rebekah lodge met at the
of Mrs Paul Pettyjohn Fri
Iternoon, Jan 23 with Mrs
undell and Mrs Cleo Drake
r-hostess. At the business
ng conducted by Mrs Cecil
e, president, it was decided
Id a public card party at
bekah hall, Jan 31 at 8
The proceed will go toward
Jnited Nations Pilgrimage
After the meeting, games
played and Mrs Anna Lind
and Mrs Marion Palmer
ed the prizes. Mrs Wallace
lews received the door prize,
i Joe Gaarsland and Mrs
it Corley entertained the
lean Legion Auxiliary mem
it the Gaarsland home Tues
vening of last week. Games
played and those receiving
; were, Mrs Elbe Akers, Mrs
es Doherty and Mrs Vester
, Others present were, Mrs
d Dobyns, Mrs G Hermann,
leo Drake, Mrs Eldon Tuck
Is Gordon White, Mrs Ce
lorne and Mrs C E Brenner,
i Henry Halvorsen of Med
visited at the home of her
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brother-in-law and family, Mr
and Mrs Lewis Halvorsen last
week. Henry Halvorsen is a pa
tient in a Portland hospital.
According to secretary-manager
of grange insurance, Jack
Haun, more than $3600 has been
refunded from auto insurance
premiums for the year 1952. This
went to members of three Morrow
county granges. $800 was refun
ded in hail insurance.
Tom Esteb and son, Tommy,
of Goldendale, Wash were visit
ors at the Sam Esteb home last
week.
Pvt Billie Seehafer, who is with
the WACS, has been transferred
to Sam Huston, Texas.
Dates To Remember:
Jan 31 Public card party spon
sored by the Three Links
club of Bunchgrass Rebekah
lodge at the Rebekah hall
at 8 P M. Proceeds to go to
ward the United Nations Pil
grimage fund. Refreshments
will be served.
Feb 2 School reorganisation
hearing, 8 P M at cafetorium.
Feb 3 American Legion Auxil
iary meeting at the home of
Mrs Earl McCabe in the afternoon.
Feb 3 City council meeting at
8 PM.
Feb 4 Eastern Star Social club
meeting at the home of Mrs
Millard Nolan with a lunch
eon at 12:30 p m. Each mem
ber to bring material for ap
ron.
Feb 5 Extension unit meeting
at the home of Mrs James
Pettyjohn. An all day meet
ing with sack lunch at noon.
Desserts and coffee will be
furnished. The subject is on
Oregon Wheat products. Any
one is welcome to attend the
meeting.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crum and
daughter, Kathy, spent Thurs
day in The Dalles where they
visited her grandmother, Mrs
Fred Stuart, who is ill.
John Rietmann, son of Mr and
Mrs Robert Rietmann, recently
underwent a tonsillectomy at the
Pioneer Memorial hospital.
Mrs E R Swart was a patient
in the Pioneer Memorial hospital
last week.
Mr and Mrs Garry Tullis en
tertained at a birthday party
Sunday, Jan 25 in honor of their
son, Mark's 8th birthday. Re
freshments were served at the
Tullis home and the party was
taken to the show in Heppner
afterwards. Guests present were,
Ronnie Palmateer, Earl James
Pettyjohn, Paul John Proudfoot,
Frank Halvorsen, Jim Swanson,
Tom McElligott.
Mr and Mrs C C Crumb of
M6rton, Wash spent the weekend
with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Noel Dobyns.
Mr Crumb left Monday for Mor
ton but Mrs Crumb remained for
a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Ray Turner and
sons of Pendleton spent the week
end with relatives here.
Harold Holtz, a student at
Multnomah college in Portland,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr and Mrs Clarence Holtz.
Girls from lone attending the
Rainbow installation in Heppner
Sunday afternoon were Michelle,
Cherlye and Merrie Jo Morrison,
Sandra Eubanks, Linda Halvor
sen, Katherine Rea and Dalene
McDonald.
Mr and Mrs Gordon White and
Jack Farris spent the weekend
in Portland.
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