4 HtypWtM GAIETTS-TWES. Thursday. January.. Ift0
Many Aflend lone Grange New Year's Watch Party
By echo palmateeb
The Watch party at Willow
grange hall ThurJay. evening,
Dec 31 wa well attended Cards
were played, ah movies were
enjoyed. Dancing wn also held
.with the Heppner high achool
orchestra furnishing the music.
Those assisting were Mrs Harvey
I? In)?,. Mrs James Lindsay, Mrs
Berl Akcrs, Mrs Earl McCabe,
Mrs LewU Ilalvorsen and Mrs
Hattle Crabtree.
Holiday guests at the- Ralph
Crum home were Mr and Mrs
Larry Kegley and sons of Hood
River and Mr and Mrs- Russell
Smith of CorvalllSi Mrs. Grace
Crum and Mrs Charlotte- Shuey
of The" Dalles.
Ralph- Piper, of' the- U S' Army
, spent the1 holidays' with his mo
ther, Mrs Frances Piper. He has
been stationed at Fort Ord, Calif
ornia for his basic training and
left by plane from Pendleton
Sunday evening for Fort Gordon,
Georgia.
Rev Robert WhybreW or Val
etlne, Nebr is the new pastor
of the Nazarene church. He and
Mrs Whybrew and daughters,
Ladonna and Delpra, are living
In lone.
Holiday visitors at the Clar
ence Holtz and the Elmer Holtz
homes were Mr and Mrs Tom
Klrgclle and daughters of Ta-
coma, wash and Albert Klein
and children of Bowbells, N D.
Teachers and families spend
ing the holiday vacation away
were Mr and Mrs Don Olmscheld
and family In Portland; Mr and
Mrs Charles Hudson and family
In Pendleton; Miss Ann Reynolds
and Miss Barbara DeKlotz in
Portland; Mrs Harriet Hall and
Mrs Roxle Moeck near Portland;
and Mr and Mrs Franklin Ely
In Portland.
Harold Holtz Is attending
Multnomah Automotive College
In Portland.
Dinner guests New Years at
the Norman Nelson home were
Mr and Mrs Alfred Nelson, Sr;
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smouse and
family and Karen Nelson of lone
and Mrs Miles Martin of Hepp
ner.
Mr and Mrs E R Lundell were
honored at the services at Valby
Lutheran church in Gooseberry
Christmas Eve on their 55th wed
ding anniversary. A three tiered
cake was served and flowers for
the church were furnished by
their daughters, Mrs Cleo Drake,
Mrs Lloyd Morgan and Mrs Paul
Pettyjohn.
Mr and Mrs Ray Boyce enter
tained at a New Year's eve party
at their home.
Mr and Mrs Dallas- Shoekley
entertained at a pinochle party
at their homo New Years eve,
Those winning prizes were Don
Olmscheld and Mrs P.011 Mc
Kenzlo. high and- Mr and Mrs
Arnle Hedman, low.
Mr and Mrs Walter Jacob eh
tertalned the following at a
bridge party at their homo Sat
urday evening, Mr and Mrs Dt-K
mer Crawford, Mr and Mrs Gene
Hall, Mr and Mrs- Ray Boyce,
Mr and Mrs Robert Jepsen and
Mr and Mrs Tete Cannon-. Mrs
Hall and Mr Cannoir received
prizes)
Dr and Mr 1 F Ka lister and
soni Scott Joseph, left Wednes
day of last week fop their home
In Kemmrrer, Wy.
MisJ Bonnie Crum, daughter ol
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crum, and
Roger Peterson were married in
Minnesota Dec 18; They are now
visiting relatives in- Heboi
Those from here who returned
home from the Pioneer Memor
ial hospital were Mrs David Mo
Leod and Roger Klncald. Carl
Peterson was a patient also in
the hospital.
Mr and Mrs E R Lundell en
tertained the following members
of their family at a dinner Sat-
Bob Rleet Kenneth Ketsunt ferula
Bars it and RsIplV Martin and Mr
took them down and thine eom
ing later to bring thim batk
were Rev and Mr Rod MaoKtn
!e and daughter and Alfred Ne
suni
Mr and Mr Torn White and
dughter are- staying la June
awhile, He has- been Mtemllug
a barber school In pwtlamK
Mrs Roy Llml.stfoin and son
Stephen, spent a- couple f duys
In Portland last week
Those from- here who attended
the funeral services of Peter
Tlmm in- Pendleton last week
were Mr and Mrs James Lindsay.
Mr- and Mrs Earl MeCabo, Mr
and Mrs Leo Crabtree, Mr and
Mrs Ernest Hellker, Mr and Mrs
Donald Hellker, Mrs Hattie Crab
tree, Mrs Archie Munkers, Earl
Morgan and Carl Troedson of
lone and Mr and Mrs John Krebs
of Arlington and Alee Huber of
Cecil, .
Miss Judy Mason Student at
Pacific University and Mr and
Mrs Richard Rea and daughter
of Milkaukle were visitors at the
Lewis Halvorscr's ovr the week-
urday: Mr and Mrs Richard Lun
dell and family of Pendleton; Mr
and Mrs Frank Lundell of Mil
aukle, Mr and Mrs Cleo Drake
and Bob; Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mor
can and family; Mr and Airs
Paul Pettyjohn and family; Nor
ton Lundell; Mr and Mrs Eldon
Tucker and family.
Mr and Mrs John Grant and
daughter, Irene, were New Years
day guests at the Clarence Holtz
home. Mr and Mrs Lyle Cox of
Lexington spent New Years eve
at the Holtz home.
Mr and Mrs Noel Dobyns spent
few days In Portland.
John Jepsen was 9 Portland
visitor last week.
Bill Brannon of Portland vis
ited his mother, Mrs Herman
Blettell and Mr Blettell last
week.
Mrs Virginia Millet reft last
week for Wadsworth, Nevada
where she teaches; She went via
ef Philomath to visit friends,
Members of the Junior High
Pilgrim Fellowship of the Com
munlty church who attended the
skating party In Pendleton Sun
day afternoon were Marjorie
O'Connor, Sherry Corley, Sue
Townsend, Elaine Gaarsland, Do-
lores Enrert, Charolyn Benson,
Arleta McCabe, Joe Ilalvorsen,
Tom Melena, Robert Emert and
Bobby Lee DeSpala Rev Rod
MacKenzie and Mr and Mrs Ro
bert DeSpaln took them over in
their cars.
Those going to the Mt Hood
Pilgrim Fellowship meeting were
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lend. They also visited their par
ents, Mr and Mrs Dorr Mason
In Hlnos during the holidays.
Among those going to Port
land last week were, Mr and Mrs
Wallace Matthews Mid daugh
ters, and Mr and Mrs Lewis Halv.
omea.
Mr arid Mrs .N'timnart N?ln
and ihKket j-t tke faeJtdaye
wftn. his M rents. Mr and Mi
Alfred IkYfc.bR, Si al Oak Grave
and with ker raoihwr. Mrs
Charles MvElhfnney and ftp ls
(r and LnUiy. Dr and Mrs
Bpui; li.H.4d el ltvt rlties
alt f SuVm.
Mr e4 M Alfred 5.4sw tt
f Oak Gfvw fiin
tui ef wwnrhs hew.
I.'J BiM KfHvit the holidays
In the HHiitun Manas. He
made the trie y Mane IwiUt
ways ami took In ail the high-
ll-.'hts around Honolulu and ethtw
jlns en the Wand -f Onh.
Rocen guosfs at the A2frd
NcIhkr heme were Mr ami Mrs
R C Lewi ef Trttt Lake, Wah,
Dinner guests at the Ted Palm-
aterr hme Sunday were Mr and
Mrs Jack Healy and children;
Mrs Anr,to Healy and Torn and
Mr and Mrs Harry O'Donnell of
Heppner and Mr aiw Mrs Wll
llam Healy and daughtore of
Butter Crevk.
Roy Llndstrom attended tho
mstallatln ef officers in the
Masonic lodfio in Arlington re
cently. He Is the junior past
worshipful master of tho Lma
lodge.
Dates to remember:
Jan 8 Topic club meeting at
the home of Mrs Charles
O'Connor at 2:15 P M.
Jan 12 Garden club meeting at
th home of Mrs Kathryn
' Ternell at S t M.
Jan IJ Maranatha club meet
lng at tb horns ef Mrs- Gai
rr TuUls crt 2 P Mi
lan 1J P-TA mating at th
school cqtstortum at t M.
This U men's night Bey
Llmtrom will bar charge o!
th program end Alfred nel
son In charge of th re(reh
meats. Jao 1S-R C of Willow grangs
at ths horn of Mrs Jamtsl
Llndtar A dinner will be
served at noon. Members or
to bring salads or desserts.
JOS 17 WUIow grongo meeting
in the aiternoon with pot
lock dinner around noon,
Mrs Edna Yarnell of Portland
spent the holidays with her
daughter and family, Mr and
Mn Charles O'Connor. Mrs Kath
ryn Yarnell and son AltotH also
sjMint Christmas wltft the- O'Ctus-
nerst
Mr and Mrs Larry Fletcher and
sons and Mr and Mrs Robert
Roltenour of Portland spent the
holidays with the Harvey Ring
family. Bill Rowell of Spray was
visitor here last week.
Rov Ivor Olson, missionary
In Korea, was a speaker at the
Baptist church Tuesday evening.
He also played the accordion
and sang. He was accompanied
by his son Sven, who is a col
lege student in California and
Rev and Mrs Bill Collier and
children of Trout Lake, Wash.
Tom and Llla Olson who live
with the Colliers are children
Rev Olsen. Rev Collier was
of
a former minister at the Baptist
church snd Is now pastor of the
Baptist ohserch In Trout Lake.
Ho and Mrs CohMer aw also tea-
hUer in the school there.
Mr and Mrs O L Lundell en-
ertalfjjl sn 188.4 birthday
party at thru home Wednesday
evening ef last weuk. Others
present were Mr and Mrs Wate
Crawford, Mr and Mrs Dale Ray.
Mrs Anna Lindstrom, Mrs Etta
Huston, Mrs- Lawrence Palmer,
Mr Anno Smnuso, Mrs E R Lun
dell, and Mrs Arvilla fwunson.
Game were flayod and refresh
menu sorved.
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