4 HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, December 17, 1958
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THE FRANK MUNKERS CELEBRATE 50th
ANNIVERSARY WITH RECEPTION
Coming Events Masons-Royal Arch
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Christmas program, elemen
tary school, 2 pm.
Sans Soucl Rebekah lodge.
Soroptimists Christmas party,
Home ol Leta Humphreys.
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Saturday Evening
Following a potiuck dinner,
Saturday evening at the Masonic
temple, with turkey supplied by
the Masonic lodge and Royal
Saturday. Dec 19-Elk, Family the Masonic lodge ,and RT
Christmas notluck. lArch Masons, a joint Installation
By DELPHA JONES
A reception was held recently
at the home of Mr and Mrs
Frank Munkers honoring them
on their 50th weddtner anniver
sary. Mr and Mrs Munkers were
married November 21. 1901 at
lone, Oregon and have spent
most of their life In and around
Lexington.
The tea table was covered with
a lace cloth over gold silk and
was centerel with a beautiful
three tiered anniversary cake
decorated in white and gold with
the number 50 in gold across
the top.
After the honored couple cut
the first serving of the cake, It
was cut and served by Mrs W C
VanWinkle of Lexington, Mrs
JKaiph Jackson and Mrs Earl
Eskelson of Hermiston. Pouring
during tne tea hours were Mrs
L A J'almer, Mrs Elsie M Beach,
and Mrs Roy Campbell of Lex
ington. At the punch table were:
Mrs Tom Beymer, The Dalles,
Mrs Dee Cox and Mrs Omer
Luttrell of Heppner. Teresa end
Christine Munkers, granddaugh
ters of the couple had charge
of the guest book and the gift
table. Assisting the hosts and
hostesses with the reception were
Mrs Lester Cox, of Lexington and
Mrs Hattle Crabtree of lone.
Around ninety relatives and
friends called during the after
noon to extend their eood wish
es. Those coming from a distance
were Mrs Tom Boymer, Mr and
Mrs Lamer Hunt, and Mr and
Mrs Michael Ignowskv and fam
ily of The Dalles; Mr and Mrs
Larl Eskelson, Mr and Mrs Ralph
Jackson, Mr and Mrs Oral Scott,
Mr and Mrs Harold Beach, and
Mrs Carlyle Harrison Jr and son
of Hermiston; Mr and Mrs Em
ery Burnside of Sprav and Mrs
Carlyle Harrison, Sr of Cascade
Locks.
Hosts and hostesses for the af
fair were their sons and their
families, Mr and Mrs Vernon
Munkers. Mr and Mrs Archie
Munkers, and Mr and Mrs Leo
nard Munkers.
Christmas potiuck.
Monday, Dec 21 Rainbow for
Girls.
Christmas program for upper
grades, 8 pm.
Chamber of commerce, noon
at Wagon WheeL
Tuesday, Dec 22 High school
Christmas program, gymn at
8 pm.
Wednesday, Dec 23 Willows
lodge no 66, IOOF.
Friday, Dec 25 MEBRY CHRISTMAS
Penlands Entertain
Amateur Radio Hams
Mr and Mrs Robert Penland
and Neal Penland entertained
Saturday evening with an ODen
house for the staff of the Gazette
Times and amateur radio friends.
Christmas candles and decor
ations were used about the room
and the buffet table was cen
tered with Santa rldlne In an
old fashioned car.
SHOP AT WILSON'S
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First National
Holds Annual
Christmas Party
The Heppner Branch, First
National Bank of Oregon held
its annual Christmas party, for
staff members and their hus
bands and wives, Saturday even
ing, December 12 at the Ameri
can Legion hall.
The evening started at 6:30
p m with a social hour, follow
ed by a delicious turkey dinner,
prepared and served by St Pat
rick's Altar Society.
Later there was a wide selec
tlon of party games and sineini?
oi nristmas carols.
Those attending were. Mr and
Mrs Jack Bedford, Mr and Mrs
Don Pyle, Mr and Mrs Dean
Shaver. Mr and Mrs Dean Gil
man, Mrs Fern Graves, Mrs Elsie
Lole, Wayne Lamb, Mr and Mrs
James C Lovgren, Mr and Mrs
Ben StenkamD. Mr and Mrs
Wayne Snyder and Gerald E
O'Malley.
Parrish Home Scene
Of Bookworm Party
The Bookworms held their an-
nual Christmas party at the
home of Mrs Fred Parrish with
Mrs Ted Smith as co-hostess.
Those attending besides Mrs
Parrish and Mrs Smith were Mrs
nova Jones, Mrs Lucv Peterson.
Mrs Ike Cole. Miss Leta Hum.
phreys, Mrs Harry Dinees. Mrs
Cornett Green, Mrs W E Hughes.
Mrs Jim Thomson, Mrs J O Tur
ner and Mrs Harold Rprkot
Mrs Peterson read Dirkpnu'
"Christmas Carol" and the re.
corded Christmas music was fur
nished by Miss Humphreys.
uilts were exchanged with Mrs
uinges acting as Santa Claus,
of nffipprs was held
The dinner was prepared and
served by the Eastern Star, with
Mrs Paul Jones supervising. Sev
pral Rainhnw fiirls assisted with
the serving of approximately 125
guests.
In the Roval Arch those in
staller! wpre Oliver Creswick. ex
cellent high priest; Harold Beck-
et, scribe; Larry Cook, principal
sojourner; Clark Van Gaasbeck,
Royal Arch captain; Karl Miller,
master of the third veil; Myles
McKay, master of the second
veil: Rnhert Abrams. master of
the first veil; and Roy Quacken
bush, sentinel.
Installing officers were Paul
Jones, installing high priest; J
O Turner, Installing marshall
and Claude Graham, installing
chanlain
In the Heppner Masonic lodge
those installed were Eugene
Hall, worshipful master; Oliver
Creswink. senior warden: Donald
Turner, junior warden; R B Rice,
treasurer; Harold Becket, secre
tary; John Pfeiffer, senior dea
con; J O Turner, junior steward;
Claude Graham. chaDlain: Paul
Jones, marshal and Roy Quack
enbush, tyler. Those to be in
stalled later are Weslev Marlatt.
Junior deacon and Clarence Ba
ker, senior steward.
Installing officers were Harold
Becket, Installing officer; Oliver
Creswick. installing marshal and
Claude Graham, installing chap-Iain.
R B Rice was honored by the
Masonic lodge with the public
grand honors on hi3 service as
treasurer for the past 13 years
and his continuous membership
for nearly 60 years. He affiliated
with Heppner lodge on April 3,
xyua and received his 50 year
emblem from the grand secre
tary, Harry Proudfoot in October
1950.
Whats Trumps Club
Has Christmas Party
At Allen Case Home
Mrs Allpn Case was hostess
last Wednesday afternoon for
the annual Christmas party oi
the Whats Trumps bridge club.
A nntluok luncheon was enlov-
ed and a gift exchange was held
after an afternoon of cards.
Guests were Mrs Gene Fergu
son. Mrs Claude Graham. Mrs
James Thomson, Mrs L u Tib
bies. Mrs P W Mahonev. Mrs
Raymond Ferguson, Mrs E K
scnamtz, Airs Kooert reniana,
Mrs Lowell Gribble. Mrs Earl
Blake, Mrs Clarence Rosewall
and the hostess.
Mrs Raymond Ferguson held
high score for the afternoon, Mrs
Rosewall was second high, Mrs
Gribble third and Mrs Schaffitz
low.
Christmas decorations were
used around the rooms and there
was a small tree around which
the gifts were placed.
Mrs Harris Has High
Score At Pinochle
Mrs O E Wright entertained
her Dinochle club Fridav after
noon at the home of Mrs Robert
Lowe.
Those attending were Mrs Am
brose Chapln, Mrs Max Harris,
Mrs Henry Hapoold. Mrs Fred
Mankin, Mrs Ben Anderson and
Mrs Earl Evans.
High score for th afternoon
was held by Mrs Harris, low was
Mrs Happold and Mrs Evans and
Mrs Lowe won the double Din
ochle.
Even though there is only a week left to do your Christmas
Shopping, we can still offer you a complete selection of
SHU lor that SnaHnl Mnn. WVlt h.u li- I
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size and color, and you can always be sure a gilt be can wear
will be appreciated.
SPORT SHIRTS
ARROW DRESS SHIRTS
DRESS SLACKS
STETSON HATS
BILLFOLDS
MEN'S JEWELRY
LEATHER BELTS
A GIFT CERTIFICATE
Three Couples Host
Holiday Buffet
A holiday party and buffet
dinner was given Sunday even
ing at the home of Mr and Mrs
Bill Blake with Mr and Mrs Har
lan McCurdy and Mr and Mrs
Jerry Daggett as co-hosts and
hostesses. x
About thirty-six attended and
cards were played after dinner.
Soroptimists To Have
Party Friday Night
At their Thursday meeting, the
Soroptimist Club of Heppner
changed the date set for the an
nual Christmas party from Dec
21 to Fridav evening. T)pp 18 at
the home of Miss Leta Hum
phreys. In observance of Human
Rights Day, Mrs W C Collins
gave a paper on the Bill of
Rights and Human Rights and
una Humphreys showed a film
put out by the American Foun-
dation of Overseas Blind
Mrs Bongers Heads
Altar Society
The Altar Society of St Pat-
ricks church met at the home of
Mrs Lyle Jensen with Mrs Sam
Nagel and Mrs Ben Stenkamn
as co-hostesses.
Election was held and the
new officers are, president. Mrs
Harry Bongers; vice president,
Mrs Pat O'Brien; secretary, Mrs
Bud Marshall; and treasurer, Mrs
Gertrude Applegate.
About fifteen attended the
meeting.
Carole Groshens
Tells Engagement
Mr and Mrs Victor Groshens
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Carole to Mr Dale
Baker, son of Mr and Mrs O E
Baker of Lexington.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
USE GAZETTE TIMES
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Saturday Dinner At
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Ueveland Home
Mr and Mrs Howard Cleveland
entertained with a dinner party
saiuraay evening at their home.
i heir guests were Mr and Mrs
Frank Anderson, Mr and Mrs
Bill Barratt. Mr and Mrs Paul
Koenig and Mr and Mrs Alex
Ihompson.
Rainbow Girls Plan
Christmas Dance
The Rainbow for Girls will
hold their annual Christmas
dances for lone, Lexington and
Heppner students December 2S at
the Oddfellows hall. The party
oegins at 8:00 p m.
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Invite yov o tee this wondrous dock. JimL
Peterson's Jewelers
For Your Most Generous Reception To Last Week's
Opening of Our New Appliance Store.
Your many fine compliments on our new store and your Interest In visiting us
during our grand opening was mast rewarding to us. We know that there were
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a welcome to drop in any time.
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