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MANY ATTEND DISTRICT REBEKAH
CONVENTION HELD IN HEPPNER
Tht thirty ninth annual
kah Convention of district Wo
i waa hrld In the 1 0 O f. hU
In lloimnrf. Tuesday. Ort. 7X
with Sn Swud No. S3 W
hotter Other lodge f tht dis
trict In attendance wert Mistle
toe No. 25. Hardman; Bunch
grass No. M. lone; and Holly
No. 1M. Ulngton.
Folluwlng short Mutton of
San Sourl. JUther Bergstrom.
Noble Grand. Introduced Loret
ta F.m-nnn. president of Ra.
be kah Assembly of Oreron; Sel
ma Watklns, warden of tht as
sembly; Ruth Burnett, condue
tor of the assembly; and llaiel
Walnscott. chairman of the sus
taining perpetual membership
fund; and deputy presidents
Thelma Smethurst. Mistletoe and
Mary McMurtry. San Soucl.
The chain were surrendered to
the 19C0 convention officers, who
were seated by members of Hol
ly Rebckah Lodge No. 139. and
presented rose budi:
Chairman. Altha Kirk. San
Sourl; vice chairman, Dlmplt
Munkera. Holly: secretary. Mar
Jorle Worden, San Soucl; treas
urer. Delsle Chapel. Mlsletoe;
right aupporter to chairman,
Melba Quackenbush, San Soucl;
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LETTUCE ...
in i.t.(Mdir tu chairman. Cm
ma White. Mistletoe; werdea
nieen Padber. IMly; assistant
.....-,. Hurl Biumin. San
s.Hirl; 'cundurtuf. Barfly Pan
lels. San Suurl; elolanl condue.
tor. Adelle Wright. San Souct
rhaolaln. Oil Avert. San Soucl
Insldt guardian. Letha Archer,
Ran Sourl: outside guaraian, i-u
rllle Reltmenn; right supporter
to vice chairman, Edltn Mat
ihwa. Bunchrrata; left support
tn v !- chairman. La Verne
Henderson. Holly; musician. Inet
Huffman: Junior past chairman.
Gladys Drake. Bunchgrasa.
Address of welcome, itutn
Bergstrom. San Sourl.
Response. Verne Batty, Mlstle
a XrtAmm.
Th hlchllcht of the morning
session was the presentation of
a beautiful basket or rnryaan
ihemuma and carnations to
chairman Altha Kirk, by her two
small grandsons. Kirk and Kyle
Rnhlnson.
One of the new 50 star flags
was given San Soucl as a gin
from the Junior past noble grand.
Rrttv Hood. Tribute to the flag
waa by Ruth Bergstrom, Mary
MrMurtrv. Jane Payne, and
Adelle Wright
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A blessing tribute to preej.
dent Loretta tmerson was ty
MU'trt. Mt: rtsl western TV
t)ie. ciimd ty a typlrst gi-t
Dimple Munkers presented a
girt of tegalta to our chairman,
Altha Kirk, from the convention
officer. A gift from Ban Soact
as presented by Betty Rood.
Presentation of the Bible wsi
by risle Ayer and Ruth Bff
trom
The unwritten work contest
wiot by Melba Quackenbush
tnd Ue Wagenblast Prim wert
swarded by dlstrUI deputy. Mary
McMurtry.
A lunchewn was served to T5
members by ladles of the Chris-
tlsn church,
rtiirin the afternoon session
nat chairmen were nonorea
with a cow gin ami. in seeping
tilth the convention theme.
-Friendship CorraL" Bunchgrass
lodge was In charge ana pre
tinted cursaee to: Mary Swan-
son. Vlda Hellker. Annie Keene.
Elaine Reltmann. Fried s Majes
kl. Mildred Wright. Merlyn Rob
inson. Thelma Smethurst, Elma
Hsrshman. Edith Matthews.
Ruth Bergstrom, Emma wnitt,
and Cladya Drake.
rifiw var memebrs present:
Pesrl Devine, Annie Keene, and
Maude Pointer, were remember
ed with personalized riDoona.
i.nH Pointer's SOvear iewel
was presented by the president
Jewels were received by the
others at an earlier date.
rn vnt ion officers wert the
..frl.nt nf lovelV little CUPS
and saucers bearing the Rebekah
emblem, gifts from their cnair-
man.
Th imnrrulv memorial MTV-
Ice by Holly was followed by si
lent prsyer for departed mem
bers.
a wit. "Our Fraternal Song.
was given by Sans Soucl.
rh fnllowine officers wert
elected for 19C1 convention to be
held at Lexington: cnairman.
rM.nl,. Mnnlim Hollv: VlCt
rh.irman. Verne Batty. Mlstle
toe; secretary. Delpha Jones,
Holly; treasurer. June Davidson,
iiniiv warden, tana reiscn
c.n cnuri: rieht supporter
rhairman. Edith Matthews
p,.nrhrm- left supoprter
chairman, Florence McMiuan,
Holly; chaplain, Betty Rood, San
Soucl; right supporter to vice
grand. Mildred Wright. Mlstle.
toe; left supporter to vice "grand,
" . .
Helen Pettyjohn, uuncngrass
musician. Gladys Drake. Bunch
grass; Junior past cnauma
Altha Kirk, san ouci.
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elegance te a dinner party la U
plan a drtsrrt that looks and tastes
as tftoufi) it loos nours io prepsre
and grtst skill to cook.
Isn't it wonderful te know that
now you can serve Just such a
drurrt but with a minimum of
work, and without taking a to urn
la gourmet cooking!
A Burnt Sugar Pear Pirouette,
for instance, is a perrect party
dessert This simple one layer cake,
decorated with pear halves and
cream cheese is pretty, delicious
and has aa imported-f rom-France
authority.
But here's a secret it's made
from a cake mix! Not Jost aa ordi
nary eake mix, ef course, but a de
luxe burnt sugsr cake mix. The
name Duncan Mines is enough to
insure a gourmet flavor. I
' An Invitation to meet at Hard
man for the 1962 convention was
extended by Mistletoe lodge.
Workshop was conducted by
president Loretta Emerson, fol
lowed by her address.
Western style was again the
theme for seating th 1961 of
ficers, which was most pleasing
ly accomplished by Bunchgrass,
each officer received a unique
leather key ring.
Mrs. N. D. Bailey was banquet
chairman which was attended by
100 members and guests from
Pendleton, Stanfield, Hermlston,
The Dalles, Madras, Richland,
and Lebanon. Hazel Bauman
was In charge of table decora
tions and the Rainbow girls
served.
Entertainment during the eve
ning was by a freshman girls'
trio, Ginny Moore. Glnny Turn
er, and Pam Cochell who sang
several numbers. Elaine Laird
and Fern Albert sang Happy
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Em pty a sacks r of Burnt Sugar
Cake Mia lata a largo bowL Cat
off corner of packet of burnt sugar
syrup and squeete Into measuring
cup. Add enough water to snake I
cup syrup. Add syrup and t eggs
to dry Ingredients. Mix according
te package directions. Poor batter
into a well-s-reased and floured
wedding cake layer pan, 10 laches
la diameter by 1 to I Inches
deeo. Bske in a arthested 8 SOT.
ovea for 40 minutes, or until eske
testa done. Cool la psn for 10 min
utes, then turn out on rsck to cool.
When cool, brush eske with syrup
from a large can of pear halves.
Arranre peer halves In a spirsl
on top of eske end rsrnish with
either hard sauce or softened
cream cheese. Additional cream
cheese sauce, made by thinning
cream cheese with a little pear
syrup, may be served on the side.
Wanderer and Elaine sang a solo
Desr Hearts and Gentle People.
They were accompanied by Joyce
Mesler.
A spec'"' meeting of San
Soucl was held In the evening
when the president made her of
ficial visit. The initiatory work
was given and seals awarded by
the president to Melba Quack
enbush. Dorothy Edwards, Altha
Kirk, and Esther Bergstrom.
President Loretta Emerson was
presented a gift from the lodge
by Altha Kirk, tacn oi me oiner
Assembly officers were also re
membered, after which the presi
dent gave her address.
The Pinochle
Club Meets .
The Pinochle Club met for
their regular get-together on Fri
day, October 28 at the home of
Mrs. Orin Wright with eight
members present
Mrs. Ben Anderson received
the prize for high score and Mrs.
Bob Lowe the prize for low.
Refreshments were served to
the following: Mrs. Walter Beck
ett, Mrs. Ben Anderson. Mrs.
Bob Lowe, Mrs. Fred Mankln,
Mrs. Charlie Beckett, Mrs. Henry
Happold, Mrs. Earl Evans.
The Club will meet Thursday
afternon at Mrs. Evan's home.
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for your children?
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Libby Von Schoiock
Heads District F.H.A.
Mrs, Phil Ws honey. Mrs
Lowell GnobW, Mrs. LVrreM
Hsrshman. and Mr. and Mrs.
timer sVhmldt too tht FM A.
girls to tht district meet at La
Grande on Saturday.
.Nineteen chapters crt there
from all parts of Eastern Oregon
Ubby Van Scholar of tht Hep
pner chapter was elected district
president foe 19C1 and tht dls
irict tattttnf will be held la
Heppner nest fell
elrla eolnf to tht meeting
from Heppnet were: Boat Nash,
Judy Schmidt. LI bay Van
SchoUck. Sandra Harshman.
Linda Valentine. Shanon Ma-
honey. Jackie Brtndlt. ixrt uee
Sumner. Ann Jones. Jtant
Schmidt. Kathy Haworth. and
Ginger Sprtngtf.
Doua Anderson
Elected President
An orcanlzation! meeting
iK. Hoof and Horn 4 11 club as
held at tht homt of thetr leal-
r Marcel Jones.
The meetlnr was called to or 1
der by tht president, km onsv
The Immediate order ox oust
ness was tht election of new ti
rir.r for thm eomlnc year.
Those elected were: preslc'snt
Doug Anderson; vice president.
Larrv Pettvtohn: secretary. Judy
Jones: news reporter. George
Van Scholack. and song leader,
Terrel Greenup.
The members decided to nave
movie at each meeting
throughout the year.
Guests present wert Doug
Drake. Howard Pettyjohn. Esth
er Anderson. Andy Van Scholack,
and County Agent Joe Hay.
Cub Scout Has
Pack Meeting
The Cub Scout pack meeting
was held at the high school gym
on Tuesday. Oct 25 with Cub-
master Gene Hall presiding.
Arrow awards were given io
Frankle Lovrren. Frankle Un-
rien. Steve Munkers, Bob Dobbs,
and Lee Payne.
The Cubs will again have tne
Christmas fruit-cake sale. The
cakes are ordered and will be
here In plenty of time for Christ
mas. The Cubs will be hanging vot-
, ing reminders on your doors
within the next few days before
election day, November 8.
There are 31 boys registered
for this Scout year with 8 new
boys starting in Cub Scouts. If
anyone is interested in Cubs and
would like to be a Den Mother
for the new Den, she may con
tact Gene Hall.
The next pack meeting will be
Tuesday, November 29 at the
gym;
Mrs. Daggett
Wins High
vf r nrrv O'nonnell. Jr..
hosted the Kings Little Queens
bridge club on Wednesday eve
nlng, Oct. 26, for two talbes of
bridee.
Receiving high for the evening
waa Mrs. Jerry Daggett, second
high. Mrs. Bill Scrivner; low by
Mrs. Herb Hamilton, and jack
high was won by Mrs. Bill Sow
ell. Mrs. O'Donnell served refresh
ments to Mrs. Ilene Wyman,
Mrs. Pat O'Brien, Mrs. Bill Blake,
Mrs. Bill Sowell. Mrs. Herb Ham
ilton, Mrs. Jerry Daggett, and
Mrs. Harry Bongers.
Carnation Club
Plans Dinner
The Carnation Club, the so
cial organization of the Degree
of Honor, is planning a Thanks
giving dinner for the members
and their families. The da and
time will be announced later.
Mrs. Theta Stratton is in charge
of the dinner.
One who has worked for a
living has agreater respect for
living has a greater respect for
Vote for Republicans who
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value vour own dollar: Pd. Adv
Morrow Co, Republican Central
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Coffee Hour
For Mrs. Keeling
Mrs. Nels Anderson had a rest
fre Mi' f Mr. Ken Keeling
ho left f their new horn In
U Grande. Mr. Keeling has been
in fu the past year working
working tht past ear for tht
Buue Cascade Umber Company.
Guests present at the cuffet
huur weie: Mr. Andy an
Scholack. Mr. Bay Smith. Mr.
Ralph Richmond. Mrs. lctor
Kreimeyer. Mr. Robert June.
Mr. K Abr.nu. Mr. Rl
l-ulleton. and tht hostess Mr.
Anderson. .
Sewing Club
Meets
Tht Wednesday Afternoon
Sewing Club met at hJon2t
of Mrs. John Pfelffer on Oct. 26
The Members present were hie
dsmes P. W. Mshoney. Ray Per
guaon. Jack Bedford. Ed Schaf
fltt. Claud Craham. and tht hos-tess.
Lexington News
m. nri K A IONCS
Mr. Bertha Hunt spent tht
weekend In Springfield where
she waa a guest of her son and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Hunt
Johnnie Darnlellt who has
been serving with tht U. S. Kavy
In Turkey for the last several
months is visiting at the Breed
ing home In Lexington.
E. E. Peck. Jsck Barak and
Delbert Piper of Heppner enjoyed
aome Elk hunting over the week-
Armln Wlhlon was a visitor at
the Cutsforth cabin over Sunday.
r-i Maurfe Pointer of Salem
has been visiting her son and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Don poin
ter, and friends In Heppner the
past few weeks.
Lt. Donald Casteel who has
been visiting his sister and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Do
hertv. has departed for Fort
Bennlng. Ga., where he plans
to continue his training.
xtr mn xtr. FJdon Padberg
and f amily spent the weekend at
the Blsslnger home in renaie
ton. and Mr. BIssenger and Mr.
Padberg enjoyed a trip to tne
mountains.
The Kindergarten claasea
which have been held at tne
church for the last several
months are being held now at
the Lexington school house.
The Lexineton Christian
Church held a Hallowe'en party
at the church parlors on Sat
urday night Games were played
by all ages, and refreshments
of doughnuts and coffee were
served.
Mr and Mrs. Morris McCarl
and children spent the weekend
in Harrlsburg.
The annual Harvest Dinner
will be held at the Lexington
Christian church on Sunday. This
is a potluck dinner and all are
cordially Invited to attend.
Mrs. Ken Marshall was a Pen-
dleton visitor on Monday
Miss Dona Barnett returned
to her home last week after
several days spent in Pioneer
Memorial hospital.
Miss Mary Nichols, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichols,'
is a patient in Pioneer Mem
orial hospital following a back
injury last week. Doctor Donald
Smith was called in from Pen
dleton one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones at
tended the Grange insurance
banquet that was held last Mon
day at the Lexington Grange
hall.. This was served by the
Lexington H.E.C. committee.
The Three Links club bazaar
and food sale will be held on
election dav at the I.O.O.F. hall.
At this time pie and coffee will
be served throughout the day
with a lunch at noon. Proceeds
from this will be used for re
pairs on the lodge hall.
Mrs. Cleo Van Winkle accom
panied Mrs. Maude Pointer and
Mrs. Edna Turner to Spokane
this week where thev will visit :
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fredrick-
son of Salem have been visiting
her sisters and families this last
week, Mrs. Nellie Palmer and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Van
Winkle.
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