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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1959)
titure Service Saturday Night dventist Church estiture service was held Seventh Day Adventist 3aturday evening at 8:00 the Pathfinder club mem 3 church school students. invested for the Friend ere David Matheny, Da rk, Dennis Warren, Ray Nichols, Mary Evelyn Mary Anne Huber, Peggy Christina Ross, Richard 'ames Cason, John Cason, leveland, Don Clark, Bob and Bill Wagner, e Trail Friend class were eveland, Bill Wagner, Bob Don Clark, John Cason, son, and Richard Clark, lompanion class, Bill Wag church school students nvested in the following ! In the Busy Bee were te Wagner, Curtis Ross, luber, and Christina Ross. Sunbean Class were Da iber, David Curtis, Steve ristina Ross. Christina al ived the Builder and Help nd pins. out of town speaker from ;e was Elder A J Reisig the missionary volunteer ry for the Upper Columbia ;nce. instructors and counselors Pathfinders were also sd honors in various fields 3 hand craft, nature study, lit door cookery, e who received the Master pins were Glenn Way, Mrs , Huber, Mrs C M Wagner, ean Whybark. The Master Is the highest award that e obtained in the Path i Club. he recreation hall follow a services, the parents and I were shown a display of afts and other activities of ,ub. Marlene Fetsch Has 14th Birthday Party . A party was given Saturday evening in honor of Marlene Fetsch's 14th birthday. During the evening the guests enjoyed dancing and games. Those present were Cheiyle Hartman, Linda Valentine, Diana Fulleton, Sharon Bunch, Caro lyn Slocum, Dennis and Daryl Dick, David and Kit George, Bob Fetsch, Ginger and Dick Spring er, Christine Spencer, Douglas Dubuque, LeRoy Gardner, Shan Applegate, Bill Cox, Jackie Brin die and the guest of honor. Refreshments were served at the end of the evening's fun. Scrivner Hostess Knitting Club William Scrivner was hos ;o the Knitting Club Wed y afternoon of last week T home. ise enjoying the luncheon Mrs Jerry Daggett, Mrs Bill, lie, Mrs Harlan , McCurdy, rs Orval Matheny, Mrs How Jleveland, Mrs LeRoy Gard- Mrs Jack Van Winkle, Mrs Turner, Mrs Bill Blake, and Bill Gentry. I )kworms Read 'orite Poems i esday evening of last week Bookworms were entertained le home of Mrs Ted Smith, members present were Mrs y Dinges, Mrs Lucy Peterson, Leta Humphreys, Mrs J O er, Mrs Fred Parrish, Mrs Id Becket, and Mrs Ike Cole, stead of a book review being i that evening each member pM her favorite poem or ing. S Social Club Meets turday Afternoon ie Social club of the Order ho Eastern Star met Satur- nftprnoon at the Masonic pie with Mrs W A Ruggles Mrs Floyd Women as nosi B rs A D McMurdo held high 3 in bridge for the alter . nnri Mrs Marion Hayden high in pinochle. Mrs Dick insnn received the door thdays Celebrated Dinner Party double birthday celebration ler was given at the home Ir and Mrs Alex inompsuu rday evening. ie guests were Mr and Mrs j Hall, Mr and Mrs James ey, and Mr and Mrs LaVerne Marter. KirthHavs celebrated were i of Mrs Van Marter and Thompson. s , .' s Turner Hostess Duplicate Club s Frank Turner was hostess Ler Duplicate bridge club at her home. jse playing were Mrs Grace jrson, Mrs A D McMurdo, Fred Parrish, Mrs joe ny, iit r- Pneowall. Mrs Ted l, Mrs Frank Wilkinson, and Turner. t f, Viiuh winners were I lyui -to Turner, Mrs Nickerson, Mrs ih, and Mrs Kosewan. ig Distance Nation-Wlde Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans ENLAND BROS. USB GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Former Lex Woman Dies at Newport By DELPHA JONES Funeral services were held in Newport, Ore on Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Rhoda Bu chanan who passed away in a hospital there May 4th. Mrs Bu chanan was born to . Elvareta Nolton and Thomas Edmison at O'Clair, Wis. She was united in marriage Sept 2, 1919 to Charley Buchanan at Ellensburg, Wn. Mr and Mrs Buchanan have resided in Lexington since 1939, until last year when they moved to Newport with their daughter to Make their home. She leaves to mourn her passing, her husband Charles, one sister, Amy Nelson Klickitat, Wn, two brothers. Charles of Bremerton and Theo dore of Ellensburg, three daugh ters, Suzanne Vinson of Hepp ner, Mary Patterson of Whitman, Calif, and Ida Lohrer of New port, 5 sons, John Dawson of Seattle, Wn; Clarence Buchanan of Heppner; Robert J of Berkeley, California; Charles W Portland, and David of College Place, Wn; 16 grandchildren, 2 great grand children. Services and burial were both in Newport. The Women's Fellowship group sponsored a dinner and love of fering for Mr and Mrs Norman Northrup at the Lexington Chris tion church on Sunday after noon. After a potluck dinner at 1 P M a short program was en joyed, with Kenny Jones play ing an accordion solo, Franklin Messenger giving a vocal solo, and a most Instructive talk by Don Hatfield. Following this the gift was presented Mr and Mrs Northrup by Vernon Munkers. The tables for the dinner were decorated by spring flowers, and Mrs Vernon Munkers presented Mrs Northrup a beautifully dec orated birthday cake as the day was her birthday. After Mrs Northrup blew out the candles cake and ice cream were served to 70 guests. Miss Nadine Waddill of Eu gene, and Miss Katy Waddill of Oregon City visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Dale Waddill over the weekend. Mrs Eldon Padberg, Mrs Dean Hunt, Mrs E E Peck, Mrs Ber niece Wihlon were Pendleton vis itors on Monday. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. May 7, 1959 LILIAN TURNER BENEFIT DANCE LEXINGTON IOOF HALL SAT., May 9, 9:30 DONATIONS ACCEPTED Potluck Dinner 6:30, IOOF Hall i v . 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