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Degree of Honor
Installs Officers
Tuesday Evening
Installation nd Initiation was
held last Tuesday evening at
the Christian church for the Do
gre of Honor lodge no 20.
Mrs Clara B Gortson, National
CommtttYwoman and state dir
ector was Installing officer. She
vn assisted by Mm Nora Neill.
past president; Mrs Mabel Chaf
fee and Mrs Alice Lutrell, vice
presidents.
Installing ushprs were Marilyn
Bergstrom and Mrs Mary Mc
Murtry. The following officers were In
stalled; president, Mrs Alice
Soward; past president, Mrs
Trudy Casebeer; vice president,
Mrs Eleanor Gonty; 2nd vice
7'resldent, Mrs Evelyn Hicks;
financial secretary, Mrs Ida Far
ra; treasurer, Mrs Mary Bryant;
usher, Mrs Born Ice Nash; assis
tant usher, Mrs Mary Bryant; In
ner watch, Mrs Mildred Padberg;
outer watch, Mrs Adelle Wright;
pianist, Mrs Oma Cox; left assis
tant. Mrs Alice Luttrell; right
assistant, Mrs Nora Neill; color
bearer, Mrs Ellen Moore; coun
sellor to president, Mrs Mary
McMurtry; trustee, Lincoln
Nash; auditor, Mrs Ruth Berg
strom. and Mrs Theta Stratton;
ritual counsellor, Mrs Martha
King.
Mrs Evelyn Hicks and Billy
Mahan were initiated at this
meeting.
The next meeting will be on
Tuesday, February 9 at the
Christian church.
Sans Souci Rebekahs
Meet Friday Night
On February 5. Sans Soud Ke
bekah lodge no M. met with
noble grand. Mrs Itufus Piper
presiding. There were 31 mem
bers and two lsitors present.
Also there were 12 past nobl
grands present.
Mrs Earl Soward submitted
her resignation as recording sec
retary, due to the burden of other
duties.
Mrs Merle Kirk, district deputy
president, presented Mrs Joe
Daniels a certificate for unvvrit-
ten work.
It was announced the Triple
Link club will hold its annual
Valentine card party on Feb
ruary 13 at 8:00 p m. Bridge and
pinochle will be played.
Mrs Roy Quackenhush re
ceived the penny drill prize.
Refreshments after the meet
ing were served by Mrs Robert
Van Houte, Mrs Frank Payne
and Mrs Joe Daniels.
The next meeting will be Feb
ruary 13 at s:oo p m.
Mrs Nelson Speaks
To Extension Unit
The Rhea Creek extension unit
met for an all day meeting at
the home of Mrs John Bergstrom
in Heppner, Wednesday, Feb
ruary 3.
A potluck luncheon was en
Joyed by eight members. The
coming Festival plans for April
29 are progressing.
In the afternoon, Mrs Norman
Nelson presented a very inter
esting lecture about A C W W.
Mrs Nelson showed slides of the
rural women's homos in some
of the 34 countries representing
A C W W.
At each extension meeting a
dutch auction is held for fund
raising. The club always meets
every first Wednesday in each
month and anyone is welcome
to come.
Miss Margaret Virginia Barber
and Gary Warren Jones.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mrs Charles Tendarvls. Dallas,
and Delbert Barber, Richfield,
Washington. The bridegroom Is
the son of Mr and Mrs Paul
Jones.
For her wedding the bride
wore a street length sheath dress
of pastel blue lace over blue
nc,t.-,v PVPnino nf last Week, in ,salln' W in. uu.
u ' . u ,. rit, Idecorated with seed pearls and
Out Of Town Guest
Feted At Party
Mrs LaVeme Van Marter en
tertained with a card party Wed-
MR AND MRS CART JONES (Margaret Virginia Barber), married
recently at th homt of Mr and Mrt Paul oa of Heppntr.
(Mtlbv Photo)
JONES-BARBER WEDDING VOWS READ
RECENTLY AT PAUL JONES HOME
An aftenoon ceremony, Jan- bride and groom.
uary 30, at z:30, at ine i-aui i The nrtoe is a ijkw graouaie oi
Jones home united In Marriage, y.gj jjjgh school at Hood
River and Is employed by the
Neighbors of Woodcraft In Port-
Coming Events
H id cry, Feb 12 Ruth thapt n
32. OES.
Monday, Feb IS Chamber of
commerce, noon at Wagon
Wheel
Rainbow for CliU.
Clki bridge tournament
American Legion.
Tuetday. Teb 16 St Monica's
guild.
Eikt pinochle tournament
Wednesday. Feb 17 Willow e
lodge no 66. IOOr.
Thursday, Feb 18 SoroptimUta.
noon at Wagon WheeL
Elks, itag dinner.
Friday Feb IS Sane Soucl Re-
bekah lodge.
Saturday. Teb 20 Elks annual.
Lodge. 2 pm; card party for
women. 2 pm; social hour.
5 to 6 p m; dinner to I
p m; eaudevlll show I and
9 pm; dance. 10 p m. ....
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thurtday. February . IMS
land.
The groom Is a 1957 graduate
of Heppner high school and is
attending Northwest Technical
Institute In Portland, and will
graduate March 2.
Following the honeymoon in
Eastern Oregon they are making
their home In Portland.
Out of town guests attending
the wedding were Mr and Mrs
lone Sorority Works
On Copper Pictures
The Beta Omega chapter of
Epsllon Sigma Alpha met at the
lone Legion hall the evening of
February' 3.
At the business meeting, final
plans were made on the candy
sale. It was voted to collect for
the Heart Fund.
For the educational program,
copper pictures were worked on.
led by Mrs Maxlne Cox. The
members will again work on pic
tures Feb 17.
The hostesses were Mrs
Rosetta Palmateer, Mrs Irene
Leathers and Mrs Eulenna Cor-ley.
The guests were Mrs Fritz
Cutsforth. Mrs Jimmy Prock, Mrs
Ray Boyce, Mrs Herb Ekstrom,
Mrs Carl Thorpe, Mrs Bob Jep
sen, Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs James
Norcnc, Mrs Alex Thompson, Mrs
Wayne Prock, and Mrs Matt
Hughes.
High score in bridge was held
by Mrs Thompson, with second
high going to Mrs Hall. In pin
ochle, Mrs Cutsforth won the
high prize.
Mrs Keeling Hostess
For Luncheon Party
A luncheon was
nonor oi nor siMer, iirs v.y nam, i . . . w,r hat u-Mt the wedding were Mr ana Mrs
...ui, ih,o HaiKThfo rhinestones. Her hat was a wnite i rM.,
...... . eatln netal shano with veil to nanci, iui.jt vi.kt.i oiiu
is here visiting from "vermore. a J PJ'" h erie ie Jn Blake of Portland. Mrs
fnlifnrn . matcn, ana ner accessories were tt,.i,,. anA fr Knnnth
, ...Li,. CKa Ad a Km murtT .j.ww.a .w.w . 1 , . ..W. t .tfJ
T1,o ouncta uoro Mrs Fr ill : uiir. - vj- . u m. .. iuiiuil-uii nxs kivi-ii v i u-
of pink rosebuds and white garbTr of RichHe d M s nesday af,ernoon of last WN
stephanotis. I ,,rSf, nil bV Mrs Kenneth Keeling at her
Ted Johnson, Mr and Mrs Neal noe" ,
mT.ii . J ,i,.v,.Q, n.,1, Mrs Keeling s guests were Mrs
Ncilson and daughters Linda i i ah j
and Janet of Pendleton and the ' Tr' i SS g
Rev Charles Graybeal and and Mrs Paul Koen'g-
daughter, Marda and son Alan
Mrs Darcel Moore of Vancouv
er. Washington, cousin of the
bride, was matron of honor, in
a champagne colored shantung
suit with lavender accessories
and wore a pink rosebud and
white carnation corsage.
The best man was Jon Blake
of Portland.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Charles Graybeal of
Grandview, Washington, an
uncle of the groom, and the bride
was given In marriage by her
father.
Pink and white decorations
a no-host luncheon was given were used throughout the rooms,
in honor of Mrs Stan Holm who with a large bouquet of white
was hero lor rne wec'K irom stock ana neamer anu pnm car
Mrs Holm Honored At
Luncheon Friday
Friday afternoon of last week
Dean Gilman Speaks
To Mothers Club On
Juvenile Problems
The Heppner Mothers cluti met
at the home of sirs Klmer
Schmidt on Monday evening.
February 1. with Mrs John Ityd
gren as co hostess.
The annual dinner w ill be held
at Stefan!' In lone on February
1.1 All will meet first at the
Ken Keeling residence at 6.00
p m.
Hospital hostev.es . for Feb
ruary are Mrs L L Robbing and
Mrs Ralph Richmond.
Dean Gilman, Heppner chief
of police, gave an Informative
talk on Juvenile problems. An
Interesting question and answer
erliKj followed.
tluests at the meeting were
Mrs D M Whitesmith and Mrs
Charles Knox.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs Clem Stockard
on March 7. The roll call will
be an exchange of cookie and
candy recipes.
Mrs Ayers Entertains
At Coffee Hour
Mrs Earl Ayers entertained
with a coffee hour Thursday
morning at her home.
Those attending were Mrs
Paul Koenlg, Mrs Harry Bongers
and Mrs Phil Blakney.
Mrs Wright Has High
Score In Pinochle
Mrs Orlsn Wright was hostess
for her plnothle club last FrIJay
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Robert Lowe.
Those attending were Mrs
Fred Mankln. Mrs Henry Hap-
pold. Mrs Ben Anderson. Mrs
Walter Becket. Mrs Earl Evans.
Mrs Ambrose Chapln and Mrs
Lowe.
High for the afternoon was
won oy Mrs vtrigni. i
Mrs Happold and double pin
ochle was won by Mrs Lowe and
Mrs Becket.
Mrs Gribble Hostess
For Bridge Club
Mrs Lowell Gribble entertain
ed the Whats Trumps bridge
club last Wednesday afternoon
at a salad luncheon.
Guests were Mrs Raymond
Ferguson, Mrs E K Schaffltz. Mrs
P W Mahoney. Mrs Oliver Crcs
wick, Mrs Mervln Leonard. Mrs
Dick Wilkinson. Mrs Clarence
Rosewall. Mrs Gene Ferguson.
Mrs L D Tibbies. Mrs Earl Blake
and Mrs James Thomson.
Mrs Gene Ferguson held high
m
score lor the aiternoon, jirs
Schaffitz was second high, Mrs
Thomson, third and Mrs Cres
wick low.
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St. Albin's Guild
Spaghetti Dinner
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21
SERVED 1 TO 5 P. M.
EPISCOPAL PARISH HALL
wtmt8
of Grandview.
Maupm.
Those attending were Mrs
Glenn Smith, Mrs Merritt Gray,
nations predominate.
A reception followed the wed
ding with Mrs Kenneth Hooker
Mrs Riley Munkers, Mrs Howard of Echo, an aunt of the bride,
Pettyjohn, Mrs Bud Collins, Mrs in charge of the punch bowl and
Jack Van Winkle
Roy Gardner.
and Mrs Le-
mm
during FEBRUARY only!
1
Mrs Floyd Jones, an aunt of
the groom, in charge of the cof
fee. The wedding cake was five
tiered topped with a miniature
OES Social Club Met
Saturday Afternoon
The Social Club of Ruth chap
ter no 32, OES, met Saturday
afternoon at the Masonic temple.
Mrs Frank Turner held high
score in bridge and In pinochle
Mrs John Lane was high. Mrs
Tom Wells received the door
prize.
Mrs Paul Jones and Mrs Oliver
Creswick were hostesses for the
afternoon.
CONGRATULATIONS to the Boy
Scouts of America on their
50th Anniversary. The Star
Theater.
Each piece gorgeously repjated in quadruple
Sliverpiare oy
Silt
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