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Josephine Tfconptoo. Social Reporter
REBEKAHS, ODDFELLOWS HAVE JOINT
INSTALLATION SATURDAY EVENING
The public Joint installation of
officers of Willows CMd Fellows
lodge no C6 and Sans Sucl Re
bekah lodge no 33 of Heppner
was held at the Heppner lOOF
hall Saturday, January 9 follow
ing a delicious ham dinner, with
a large crowd attending.
Seated officers included: noble
grands. Glen McMurtry. n1 Mf
Rufus Piper; vice grands, Joe
Daniels, and Mrs Roy Quacken
bush; secretaries. Ralph Taylor,
Mrs Earl Soward. and Mrs Floyd
Worden; treasurers, Durward
Tash and Mrs Alvin Casebeer;
wardens, Herman Howard, and
Mrs Frank Payne; conductors, L
L Robbins, and Mrs Lincoln
Nash; Inside guardians, Lincoln
Nash, and Mrs Alex Green; out
side guardians, Jerry Rood, end
Mrs Ray McDowell; right sup
port to the noble grand. Nate
McBride and Mrs Merle Kirk;
left supporters to the noble
grand, Tom Wells and Miss Esth
er Bergstrom; right supporters to
the vice grand, R G McMurtry
and Mrs Mable Chaffee; left
supporters to the vice grand, Deb
Wright and Mrs C J D Bauman;
chaplains, Herman Green and
Mrs Joe Daniels; musician, Mrs
Elbert Cox; right altar support,
Mrs Herb Case; left altar sup
port, Mrs William Brinda.
Additional officers installed
were Jr past noble grand, Ran
dall Peterson and Mrs Jerry
Rood; color bearer, Mrs Fred
Thomas; right aid past noble
grand, Mrs Lester Doolittle; left
aid past noble grand, Mrs Dick
Borman; right aid to chaplain,
Mrs R G McMurtry; left aid to
chaplain, Mrs Pearl Devine.
The installing officers were:
district deputy grand master,
Ralph Taylor; district deputy
president, Mrs Merle Kirk; dep
uty marshalls, Cornett Green and
Mrs John Bergstrom; deputy sec
retaries, C J D Bauman and Mrs
N D Bailey; deputy treasurers,
Frank E Parker and Mrs Letha
Archer; deputy chaplains, Laur
ence Cook and Mrs Frank E
Parker; deputy wardens, R G
McMurtry and Mrs Frank Ayers;
deputy musician, Mrs Tom
Wells.
Mrs Jerry Rood, Jr past noble
grand was presented a gift from
her officers of the past year. She
was also presented a past noble
grand pin by Mrs Merle Kirk.
Randall Peterson, Jr past noble
grand of Willows Odd Fellows
lodge was presented a past noble
grand pin by Ralph Beamer.
The newly installed noble
Donald C. Kyle
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grands of the two lodges gave
brief acceptance speeches after
which Mrs Rufus Piper was pre
sented a beautiful potted chry
santhemum by Mrs C J D Bau
man. representing her family.
Mrs Piper was wearing a lovely
corsage given her by her son and
daughter-in-law. The newly in
stalled noble grands closed the
meeting.
Mrs C J D Hauman was chair
man nf he decoratlne commit
tee. Mrs N D Bailey and Mrs
Deb Wright were In charge of
soliciting. Mrs Frank Ayers was
general chairman of the dinner
committee, assisted by Miss
Esther Bergstrom. Mrs R G Mc
Murtry. Miss Marilyn Borgsirom,
Mrs Ellen Moore and Miss Mar-
lene Fetsch.
To Jr trln from the hlch
school entertained the members
and their families at an inter
mission following dinner. Miss
Elaine Laird, accompanied by
Mrs Tom 'Veils, sang very beaut
ifully also.
lone Sorority Learns
Copper Tooling
The regular business meeting
of Beta Omega chapter of Fp
silon Sigma Alpha was held at
the home of Mrs Eileen Padberg
on January 6.
Mrs Padberg, ways and means
chairman, reported that the
Rmwn and Halev candy to be
sold In February has been order
ed and it was decided to adver
tise the sale In the paper.
It was also decide not to con
tribute to the E S A home fund.
Mrs Beverly Doherty, educat
ional director, introduced Mrs
Maxlne Cox, who instructed the
group in making copper pictures.
Co-hostesses for the evening
were Mrs Melba Miller and Mrs
Donna Peterson.
19 Tables In Play At
Elks Ladies Night
Ladies night was held Thurs
day evening of last week at the
Elks temple . with nine tables
of pinochle and ten tables of
bridge in play.
In bridge high score was held
by Mrs Pat O'Brien, second high
was Mrs Glen Ward and door
prize was received by Mrs A D
McMurdo.
In pinochle, Mrs Don Bennett
was high, with Mrs Alvin Case
beer second high and Mrs Dar
rell Padberg winning the door
i yi lie.
Cookies and coffee were served
i by me nosiusscs ii m. e
Mrs Jim Hayes, Mrs Paul Webb,
iMrs Bill Smethurst, Mrs Al Lov
'gren and Mrs Floyd Jones. Mrs
'Gene Hall was chairman for the
'evening.
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TELLS ENGAGEMENT MlM
Bonl Wolden of Pendleton ha
announced her engagement of
Stephen W Green of Heppner.
Miss Boni Wolden
Tells Engagement
To Stephen Green
f. ir Wavne E Wolden
of Pendleton, announce the en
gagement of their aaugmcr. ou...
to Stephen W Green, son of Mr
and Mrs Cornett Green of Hepp
ner. Miss Wolden is a graduate of
Pendleton high school and Green
a..a (mm Hennner high
school and attended Pacific Uni
versity and iNonnwesiirn Al
lege of Business. He is now em
ployed in Pendleton.
No wedding date has been set.
Mrs Schaffitz Holds
High Score At Club
Mrs Raymond Ferguson enter
tained the What3 Trumps bridge
club at a salad luncheon last
Wednesday afternoon, at her Ha
ger street home.
Those attending were Mrs
Claude Graham, Mrs Clarence
nc,.,!.!! Mrs L. D Tibbies, Mrs
E K Schaffitz, Mrs Robert Pen
land, Mrs Lowell Grlbble, Mrs
Oliver Creswick, Mrs v w ma-
honey, Mrs James Tnomson, am
Allen Case, and Mrs Gene Fer
guson. Mrs Schaffitz held high score
for the afternoon, Mrs Gene Fer
guson was second high, Mrs Gra
ham third and Mrs Rosewall low.
Coming Events
TrldoY. Jan tS-Ueeetock Grow,
it meeting.
Sana Soocl Hebekoh lodge.
Saturday. Jan 16-Lleeitoek
Growers meeting and ban
quet Mondar. Jan 1-Chamber of
commerce, noon at Wagon
Wheel.
Rainbow for GUIs.
American Legion
Elks bridge tournament
Tuesday. Jan 1-St Monica's
guild.
Elks plnochlo tournament
Wednesday. Jan JO-Wlllowi
lodge no 66. IOOF.
Thursday. Jan 21 Sot opt im lit.
noon at Wagon Wheel.
Elks. Old timers night itag
dinner at S:30 p m.
Friday. Jan 22 Ruth chapter no
32. OES.
Satruday. Jan 23 Elks crab feed
and dance.
Mrs Glass Speaks To
Extension Unit
Renegers Club Moets
At Meador Home
Th. n.'r.c'LU-ni bil.ke tluli w
ntertsln,l n! the home of Mrs
Pick Meador Wednesday even-inn
Those playing were Mrs Pill
Rarratt. Mrs Cordon Pratt. Mrs
Paul Webb, Mrs Alex Thompson.
Mrs Ned Sweek, Mrs Creston
Robinson, Mrs Kddie Ounderson.
Mrs Gene Hall. Mrs Rill Labhart.
Mrs James Farley. Mrs James
Norene and Mrs LaVerne Van
Marter,
Vr nutuli-rson was high for
the evening. Mrs Hall was second
high and Mrs Alex Thompson
low.
Dessert was served nt the end
of the evening.
H2PFNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday. Jannary 14, 1960
The Heppner Extension unit
met at the home of Mrs John
Lane with chairman, Mrs Gene
Ferguson presiding at the meeting.
MrS HOWarU Il"llJ"'' una H J linu .-i.llumn.Y, .....
oolnted as an assistant to Mrs The Installation was preceded by
ta rtrilin the rtroeramln dinner
nlnnnlnc chairman. Mrs Fergus
on read a letter from her letter
Sans Souci Rebekahs
Plan Installation
Cnni Q. ii-! fVli.'knh lode 110
33 met January 1 with 21 mem
bers present and noble grand,
Mrs Jerry Rood presiding.
Committees were appoinieu ir
tha intUntlon nnd dinner and
Mrs Frank Ayers was appointed
dinner chairman.
T.,ln miillr Installation of the
Oddfellows and Rebekah officers
u-n held Saturday. January si.
Burnette-Dwyer Vows
Read At Hager Home
Miss Betty Dwyer of Umatilla
and Jackie Burnette of Irrlgon
were married Tuesday, January
5 at the home of Mr and Mrs
J O Hager, with Mr Hager per
forming the ceremony.
Attendants were the groom's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr and
Mrs Ray Patterson of Lexington.
The couple remained in Lex
ington for a week's visit and
plan to make their home in
Umatilla where the groom is employed.
f-innrt from Hilo. Hawaii telling
about the volcano eruption there.
The members were also remind
ed of the meat cutting meeting
to be held Friday, Jan 15 at 1:30
p m at the 4 II annex building.
Mrs Ferguson Introduced the
guest speaker of the afternoon,
Morrow county neaun nurse, m
Velma Glass, who gave an In
teresting talk on mental health.
She stated the Importance ot
more help and knowledge need
ed on the mental health prob
lem of the United States. At
least one out of 10 persons will
spend some time In a mental
hcnitai fnr a mental treatment
with up to 75 of the people
entering the hospitals being able
to leave with adequate care and
holn and acceptance from the
family and community.
nromn has three mental hos
r,itoio onH two homes for the
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vtAnt&llv liof r ant. 11C1D is nem
-"lMMJ II
Inrtnrs and QUA11
fled people to stall ine memui
hospitals and clinics.
nth or momhers present were
Mesdames Edna Turner, Rey
Munkers, Keithlcy Blake, Nora
Turner, Joe Wright, ucmen
Wright, Ray Drake, and lean
Devine.
Tho novt meetlne will be Feb
9 at the home of Mrs Lee Scrlv
ner at 1:30 p m. The meeting
will be conducted by Miss Esther
Kirmls on "Let's Fina uui a-
bout A C W W".
a dinner
A nubile card riartv is planned
by the Triple Link club.
Mr rvh Wrleht won an atten
dance contest which had run for
a year.
nffWr for ihn comlne year
completed memory work to qual-
lfy lor oince. Mrs joe uanu-is
won a certificate tor unwnuen
work.
Irh was contributed
by members for Columbia Boys'
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Soroptimist Club
Receives Book hrom
Tamworth Club
thlv business
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meeting of the Soroptimist Club
of Heppner was neia inuiaua,
noon at the Wagon Wheel.
The book "How The Queen
Reigns", sent to the club Dy
th. cvmtim1sr club of Tam
worth, England, was on display
and all members will have a
tt hv sirnine up
with president, Mrs John Pfeiffer,
for their turn.
Committee reports were given
vntpd to take a
membership in the United Na
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Home, wu delivered by Mrs
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!rs Frank Ayers win the pen
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