4- HEPPNER GAZETTE
Grand Worthy Advisor
Visits Ruth Assembly
Rainbow For Girls
Ruth Assembly No 50, Order
of the Rainbow for Girls gave
a dinner Monday evening of last
week at the Masonic temple in
honor of the grand worthy ad
visor, Caroline Parsons of La
Grande. Mrs Harold Becket,
grand deputy for Rainbow Girls
in Oregon, Harold Becket and
Paul Jones, member of the ad
visory board, were also guests.
During the meeting which fol
lowed the dinner, the grand
worthy advisor, Caroline Par
sons, Mrs Harold Becket, grand
deputy for Rainbow Girls In Ore
gon, and Mrs L D Tibles, worthy
matron of Ruth Chapter No 32,
were escorted to the East and
introduced.
The entertainment after the
meeting was Lynn ThomM sing
ing a solo accompanied by Jan
ice Martin; The Off Beats, Shar
on Keithley, Sheryl Han-is, and
Sandra Jones, assisted by three
other girls, Fern Albert, Mkrhele
Morrison, and Doris Morris giv
ing a pantomime; a quartet of
Lona White, Brenda Townsend,
Dalene McDonald, and Linda
Halvorsen, accompanied by Jan
ice Martin.
Following the entertainment
the grand worthy advisor gave
a short talk on her many inter
esting experiences of her year
in office.
Mrs Parrish Hostess
For Bridge Club
Mrs Fred Parrish entertained
her bridge club Thursday even
ing at her home.
Her guests were Mrs Frank
Wilkinson, Mrs Joseph Nys, Mrs
Loyal Parker, Mrs A D McMurdo,
Mrs W C Rosewall, Mrs Ned
Sweek, and Mrs Grace Nicker
son. The four high for the evening
were Mrs Rosewall, Mrs Parrish,
Mrs Sweek, and Mrs Nickerson.
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- TIMES, Thursday. May 21, 1959
Bouldens Honored At
Farewell Potluck
Dinner Sunday
A potluck dinner was served
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church honoring the Rev Lester
Boulden and family who are
leaving the first of June for a
new pastorate. They have been
here six years and members and
friends regret very much to have
them leave.
During the dinner a short pro
gram was given with L L Rob
bins as master of ceremonies. It
included a piano solo by Shirley
Nash; Victor Krelmeyer sang a
solo and Lucille Owens gave two
musical readings. Both were ac
companied on the piano by Mrs
Krelmeyer.
Miss Opal Brlgfs was intro
duced as having belonged and
attpnded the Herr.por Methodist
church as Kt.j s any one mem
ber here. She in tarn ir.trvwuoM
Mrs Delia Corson of lone as be
longing longer than her. Miss
Briggs gave a short talk on tne
history of the church from its
beginning. This being Oregon's
Centennial year she wore her
hlph school graduation dress of
the year 1907. Miss Briggs made
the presentation of the girt to
the Boulden family which was
a complete silver service.
It was estimated that more
than 125 attended the dinner.
Setting of Wedding
Changed To Church
Miss Leann Padberg, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs Darrell Pad
berg of lone, has set the date
of her marriage to Jerald Rea,
son of Mr and Mrs Clell Rea, as
Sunday, May 31 at 4:00 p m
at the lone Community church.
All friends and relatives are
cordially invited. ...
The wedding was formerly
aphoHntnH tn take olace at the
home of the bride elect's grand
mother, Mrs.Lana raaoerg m
lone.
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Children of Mr and Mrs D C McElligott of lone, cindy g years, Linda 9 years and Bruce 11 years
They ar9 Paul 1, Jean 2. Kathleen 3, Mary ld'TheY aie the children of Mr and Mrs Bill
Margaret 4, Peter, 5, Maureen 8 and Patrick ola lne a"
9 Glennie of Heppner.
Bridal Shower Honors
Miss Leann Padberg
A bridal shower was given in
honor of Miss Leann Padberg
at the lone school catetorium
'Saturday afternoon, May 16.
j Katherine Rea andLindaHelm
Iblgner assisted with the gifts
nd Mrs Darrell Padberg and
jMrs Cloll Kea inured.
I lne msiesses were me iiiuiu-
ers of the members of the grad
uating class of 1955. They were
Mrs Garland Swanson, Mrs Her
bert Ekstrom, Mrs Earl McKin
ney, Mrs Lawrence Jones, Mrs
Herman Blettell, Mrs Van Hub
bard, Mrs Ray Barnett, Mrs Dor
is Gollyhorn and Mrs Omar Riet-
mann.
Miss Padbere Is the bride elect
ot jeraia Kea, son oi mr aim ivus
place, May 31 at the lone Com
munity church.
Mrs Harrison Feted
At Baby Shower
Miss Carol K Anderson and
Miss Connie Anderson were hos
tesses Saturday afternoon at the
Ervin Anderson home, for a baby
shower honoring Mrs Lawrence
Harrison and baby Terri Lee of
Kennewick, Washington.
Guests were Mrs Bert Corbln
the Misses Celia Boulden, Shar
on Case, Wllma Bothwell, Rose
Ann Ayers, Shirley Nash, Carole
Anne Anderson, Judy cocneli,
Mary Johnston, Janice Driscoll,
Carolvn Carter, Joan Moe, Caro
lyn McDanlel and the guest of
honor.
Shades of pink were carried
out in the decorations and re
freshments. Games were played
and prizes given.
Soroptimist Club To
Donate For Picnic
At the Thursday meeting of
the Soroptimist Club or Heppner
it was voted to give $5.00 toward
the moat for the Pioneer picnic
which will be held at the fair
pavilion on May 30.
It was announced that several
guests were expected from Port
land for the club's annual ban
quet on June 27 and it was
hoped all club members would
be able to be present.
Further plans were made for
the senior girls tea which will
be held Sunday, May 24 from 3
to 4:30 p m. This tea is given
in honor of the graduating sen
ior girls and their mothers.
I The senior girl representatives
at the meeting from Heppner
high school were Joan Spencer
and Carol Anne Anderson.
Seventh Birthdav
Celebrated Saturday
LaVerne Van Marter III cele
brated his seventh birthday at
the home of his parents, Mr and
Mrs LaVerne Van Marter Sat
urday evening with a barbecue
dinner party.
His guests were Kevin Dick,
Kelly Green, Mark Lovgren,
Ricky Howell, Gregory Sweek,
James Healy, Billy Wolff, Ron
nie Flug, Johnny Hall, Bobby
Peck, Tommy Cleveland, and
Marie Van Marter.
After dinner the party attend
ed the theater.
Mrs Pierce Hostess
For Sewing Club
Mrs Gene Pierce entertained
the Sewing Club last Wednes
day afternoon at her home.
Guests were Mrs John Pfelffer,
Mrs K Schaffltz, Mrs Carl
Spaulding, Mrs C E McQuarrie,
Mrs P W Mahoney, Mrs Harry
Eongers, Mrs William Stewart
and Mrs Robert Peniaud.
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Chats With Your
Home Agent
By ESTHER KIRMIS
We're already starting plans
for the Morrow county fair in
August. I have had two meetings
in setting up the premiums for
the printing of the fair booklet.
I met with Mrs Walter Wright,
general chairman of the home
economics exhibits, and several
of her chairmen to decide what
could be exhibited in clothing,
needlework, hobbies, canning,
foods and flowers.
4-H home economics leaders
also met a few days later to
do some revision on u
home economics exhibits of the,
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home econom cs exnioits oi xne
ervation c.om.ng, M May
and style revue were set up j committee will meet
rJH!"Jf "nSSSn Wednesday, May 27th, to go
OflU I'll iliciuut v. 1
urged to enter the demonstration
Thoco hnoklets will be printed
and should be in your hands
around August 1.
4-H leaders in Irrigon and
Boardman are taking part in a
clothing workshop which began
at the home of Mrs M E Had
wick, Irrigon, on May 13.
We will be meeting for two
more additional days a week
apart to complete a cotton dress.
Basic fundamentals of pattern
selection, and sewing techniques
are being covered. It will be
valuable information for these
women to pass on to their 4-H
Leaders taking pan inciuue,
Mrs M E Hadwick, Mrs F J
Murtishaw, Mrs Andy Skiles and
Mrs H II Schmunk, Irrigon and
Mrs Earl McQuaw, Boardman.
I was delighted to be invited
to the HeDDner MotMer's cjud
tea held at the home of Mrs Ray
Smith on Friday, May 15.
The Centennial theme was car
ried out and many pioneer ob-
iects. dishes. Dictures, and furn
iture were attractively display
ed. Several of us wore our Cen
tennial dresses and got a big
'boot" out of it all. A person
can enjoy wearing these cos-
Extension Unit Has
Barbecue Dinner
The Rhea Creek Extension unit
held its fegular meeting at the
home of Mrs Robert Bergstrom
for the demonstration on bar
becuing. Two guests, Mrs Lawrence
Becket and Mrs Slobig and 21
members were present.
Mrs John Campbell ana Mari
lyn Bergstrom guided the group
in preparing ana cooKing tneir
complete dinner on charcoal
grills.
There will be one more meet
ing June. Mrs Byron Rill receiv
ed the door prize.
Bridae Club 'Meets
At Hamilton Home
The Kines Little Queens met
at the home of Mrs Herb Ham
ilton Wednesday evening of last
week with Mrs Pat O'Brien as
co-hostess.
Their guests were Mrs Bill
Blake, Mrs Jerry Daggett, Mrs
Bill Glennie, Mrs Harry O'Don
nell Jr. Mrs Bill Sowell, Mrs
John Williams, Mrs Les Wyman,
Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs Harry
Boneors Mrs Bill Siewart. Mrs
Jim Bruce, and Mrs Phil Blakney.
High was won by Mrs Mc
Quarrie, second high was won
by Mrs Wyman, low went to
Mrs Bongers and Mrs Glennie
won the Jack high prize.
tumes on occassions, but I thank
my lucky stars they aren't worn
every day! They surely slow a
person down!
I'm happy to announce that
we have received the backing of
the county court to have printed
the Morrow county history, gath
ered by our extension units.
The mimeographed histories,
printed in January, have long
disappeared out of our office
and have really become a col
lector's item.
Wheels were set in motion on
Monday when I asked Mrs Nor
man Nelson, lone, to chairman
the editing committee. Mrs Omar
Rietmann, lone; and Mrs Anne
Smouse, Heppner, are the other
historlans have been con
, ked t tum Jn an;
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over the history, and get it ready .
for the printers.
The plan Is to have the his
tory printed in booklet form and
sold for a small sum. (More
definite information will be giv
en after we contact the printer.)
The county court had approp
riated some money for the cele-l
bration of the centennial and felt
the printing of the county's his
tory was a good way to invest
it-
Are vou thinking about can-
nine- and freezing? . . . then
you'll like this! Morrow county
is fortunate in having a visit
from Mrs Vivian Freeman, home
economist of White Satin Sugar,
on June 2, at the Heppner fair
pavilion.
I contacted Mrs Freeman when
I attended the 4-H May festival
in Dallas on May 2. 3ne was
demonstrating canning to the
4-H youngsters and doing a mag
nificent job.
When I talked with her, I
found that she was coming to
Baker countv the first week In
June, so I asked why she could
n't stop off in Morrow county,
too.
We've cleared the date so on
June 2 she will give a canning
and freezing demonstration at
the 4-H annex building out at
the fair grounds, starting at 1:30
p m.
For manv vears Mrs Freeman
demonstrated for the Kerr Glass
ComDanv. Durine World War II
she went all over Oregon, Wash
ington, and Idaho giving dem
onstrations on canning and pres
erving food. The many years of
experience have maae her a pro
fessional. Plan to take In this canning'
ana ireezing aemonsirauon. in
fact, she even encourages you
to bring a jar of your own can
ning, whether it Is good or bad,
and she will discuss it.
HAVE YOU stopped neglecting
your wife? Answer Yes or NO!
Take her out to the movies.
Notice to our Customers
New
ew
MONDAY THROUGH
SATURDAY
SCOUTING NOTES
The meeting was called to or
der by the flags carried in by
Jay Ball carrying the American
flag and Mike Smith carrying
the Boy Scout flag. The pledge
of allegiance was said with
Donny Keeling starting.
Avnrv Tavlor. our new Scout-
'master gave us pencils and
paper to write down any sug
gestions having to do with scout
ing a rommittee met and de-
Piripd when our next campout
will be. It will be a week after
Memorial Day and we will nave
a Board of Review to receive
our merits badges after our
campout.
Mr Taylor asked all scouts to
ask other boys to join scouting.
Those who attended this meet
ing that are joining were Harold
flrav an A Johnny Straton.
Douglas Anderson, reporter
4-H Club Nows
HAVE HORSE-WILL BIDE
Pavp Horse-Will Ride 4-H
riding club met Sunday, May
17 for an all day meeting at
the Phlll Emert ranch.
A picnic was enjoyed by the
ten members present and they
practiced for the fair.-
The next meeting will be an
all day meeting at the Gary Tul-
lis ranch on Sunday. June 7.
Tim Tullls, reporter
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Lexington News
Mr and Mrs Poppliemier of
Portland were Lexington visit
ors on the weekend at the Bar
nett home.
Mr and Mrs Ken Marshall
were Boise, Idaho visitors over
the weekend.
iriHnn Padhers. Mrs Bob
111 0 O'
Davidson, Mrs Lonnie Henderson
Mrs Em Peck, Keitn rec
Joyce Peck were Pendleton vis
itors last week.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones and
T.nnrende visitors
Saturday night where they vis
ited Mrs W 1 Miner who
been a patient in Grande Ronde
hospital.
Mrs Midge Blanchett ana
mother, Mrs Ryder of Salem were
callers at the home of Mr and
Mrs Dean Hunt on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Gene Bissenger of
Holdman were visitors at the
Eldon adberg home on Sunday.
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