Spaulding-Vihlon
Exchange Vows
Mu Margaret An rSpauldinc j
daughter cr hit. and Mr.
Suaulding i f Uulsvllle, Ky.. nd
T Armiri IL Wlhluit. son of
Mr. Armln Wlhlon of Lexington
and Mrs. Hermann Wallace of
ratco. Wash.. wer united In
marrlare at a 10.00 am. Mass
Saturday. Nov. 3. In the Cathe
dral of The Assumption In Louis
vllle,
The brld. given In marrlagi
hv her father, was lovely In i
while four tiered lace skirted
gown over taffeta, with fining
bailee nd empre neckline,
and long pointed sleeve. The
hrlde carried a bridal bouquet of
white rosea and carnations, and
wore a shoulder length veil. The
Matron of Honor wi the brides
fclslcr and wore a rose colored
fhKir leneth taffeta fiown and
rarrled a ulnk bouquet. Beat
man for the groom wh Leroy
Buckel and usher Don Reefer.
A ueddins- breakfast was
served at th home of the bride
following the ceremony for the
bridal party and Immediate
member of the family. Follow
ing thin there was a reception
at the Knights of Columbus hall
from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m.
The bride's table was beauti
fully decorated with flowers and
a lovely three-tiered wedding
rake with the traditional bride
nnd groom adorning the top.
After a short wedding trip the
young couple will be living In
Louisville where he Is stationed
nt Fort Knox and where the bride
Is employed.
Armln Wlhlon of Lexington
flew to Kentucky to attend the
wedding, returning Sunday.
Richard has spent most oi nis
life In Ixlngton having attend
ed high school here until his en
listment In the II. S. Army.
Birthday Party
Held In lone
Mrs. C. Hermann gave a birth
day buffet dinner Saturday eve
ri'iig, Oct. 29, In honor of her hus
band Fred's birthday.
The evening was spent visit
ing and Dr. Helmuth Hermann
showed slides from European
countries which everyone enjoy
cd. (lucsts were Dr. and Mrs.
Helmuth Hermann of Oswego,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Crawford
and children of Echo. Mr. and
Mis. Julian Kaucli and Mrs. Ru-
t-ii,,..r t iiFmitnn Mr
and Mrs. " Clarence Iloltz, 'Mrs.!
Tom Klikltlio and daughters of will be ror sale.
Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hunt. I Some of these Items are: a but
Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon prise package, fancy work,
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palm- Christmas cards, pillows, notions,
cr. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Tullls aprons, cooked food, fruit cake,
nnd sons and Mrs. Cecil Thorne. and homemade candy.
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GORHAM
STERLING
English Gadroon Willow
Retired from Open Stock
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ALL ITEMS . . .
BOTH PATTERNS
This is au outstanding opportunity
to acquire a complete service of
solid silver in either of these famous
Gorham designs. If one of these is
yours already, fill in your set now,
during tills great retirement sale it
ends Nov. 26th 1900.
After this sale, these designs will
continue to be available on a iyear
round special order basis (30 day
delivery; at sightly higher than reg
ular pre-tale prices.
Ask about our new "Hona-makers
silver chet. Mahogany finish, lined
with Tacjfic ckrth.
All pnevt wcluM M(J tii
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COCIAL
By JO PETTYJOHN
p . KlnUU Grand
rOSr INODIC Oranu
Club Meets
The home of Mrs. Inei Huff
man, Heppner. was the arrne of
lli annual fall dinner meeting
of the Past Noble Grand Club of
Sans Soucl Itebekah Lodge.
A delicious swls steak dinner
uaa terved bv the hottest, Mr.
Hummin, assisted by Mr. Cor
net! Green and Mrs, Tmimaa
Wells. The attractively set tables
were grouped In the living room.
rnllnwlnff dessert the meeting
called to order by rresweni
Mi&s Esther Bergstrom. Secretary
Mn rwloria McDowell read let
ters from the following members
not present: Mrs. Sara McNamer,
Portland, Mrs. Hern ice uisney.
Madras, and Mrs. Daisy Charl
ton, LaGrande.
Highlighting the meeting and
creating much excitement waa
the revealing of secret pals wltn
gifts containing the long con
cealed names or sender or gins
and cards. New names were
drawn and officers elected lor
the ensuing year. Mrs. uazei
Rauman was elected president;
Mrs. Altha Kirk, vice president,
nd Miss Esther wergsirom, w
retary treasurer.
r.mi- were nlaved with Mrs.
Mabel Chaffee In charge. Special
guests of the evening were: Mrs.
Bea Gomillion, Atncna; Airs.
Bertha Dlnges of Holly Lodge,
Lexington; Mrs. Melba (juacK
pnhush. Noble Grand elect of
Sans Soucl; Mrs. Iris Van Houte
Ualtee No. 224, Stanfield; Mrs.
Evalyn Farrens, Mistletoe Tio.
22, Hardman.
Other members present were
Mrs. Mary Bailey. Mrs. Millie
Doolittle. Mrs. Tacle Parker. Mrs.
Letha Archer, Mrs. Mary Me
Murtry, Mrs. Jeanne Dobbs, Mrs.
Pearl Devlne, Mrs. Kuth Berg
strom and Mrs. Helen Kruger, all
of Hepnper.
The next meeting will be held
In the new home of Mrs. Cornett
Green Dec. 5.
Methodist Ladies
To Hold Bazaar
The Methodist Ladies will
serve tea in conjunction with the
bazaar to be held on Nov. 19 in
the church basement. There will
be several tables of Items which
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APPENINGS
It) one 6 tC2S
SCHOOL MENU
Week ! He. M II
MONDAY Ma.hed potat-
with butter, baked hm. pea.
in.i Kti.k. fruit, milk, bread
n.l ImllfP
TUESDAY Vegetable soup.
Jello salad, peanut butter aana
wti-hes. cake, fruit, milk.
u-rnviNnAY Chill beans
..in,,- eiiitaL-e dice salad
rar. ejkle, milk, bread and
K.tf t j.r
THURSDAY Stew, cabbage
. ri- i, ml, tine. milk, bread
and butter.
FRIDAY Macaroni salad
grilled checM? sandwiches, berry
cobbler, milk.
Rhea Creek Unit
Plans Card Party
The Rhea Creek extension unit
had for Its Novemer lesson. "A
Look at a Woman's World." The
leaders for this lesson were Jane
Rawlins and Muriel Palmer.
Their knowledge of this sub
ject covered Information rang
ing from statistics or marriage
and divorces from a period of
1RTW to 19C0. Also changes In the
family reflected In a woman's
life cycle. From newly married
to the "empty nest" period and
widowhood.
Problems presented to the
group consisted of young mar
rleds and In laws, money In the
home, the raising of children and
how to prepare for retirement.
After a potluek lunch the busl-
ness meeting was conducted
with business pertaining to the
card party and bazaar to be held
Saturday. Nov. 12. at 7:30 p.m.
at the Rhea Creek grange hall.
ANo a discussion of the knit
ting c lass which is to be held In
the December meeting.
The following members were
pusent: Wrne Batty. Ann Berg
strom. Marlene Bergstrom. Eve
lyn Farrens, Doris Graves, Shir
ley Palmer. Muriel Talmer. De
Leva Rill, Ninon Rill, Mildred
Wright, Eva Wright. Pearl
Wrleht. Beverlv Wright, Norn
Leathers and Jane Rawlins.
Wp urce all the members to
attend the card party and bazaar,
and the knitting class In Decern-1
ber which will be potluek.
De Leva Rill won the door ,
prize with Doris Graves and Eva
WriL'lit winninc the Dutch auc
tions. Bevery Wright
Past Patrons and
Matrons to Meet
There will be a meeting of
the Past Patrons and Matrons
of the O.E.S. at the Masonic hall
on Friday, Nov. 11.
Of special Interest will be the
showing of the films taken by
Mrs. Edna Turner of her recent
trip to Europe. These films will
be shown after the regular busi
ness meeting of the O.E.S. and
will be open to anyone who
wishes to see the pictures. The
showing will be at 9 p.m.
Mrs. Parrish Wins
High At Card Party
The Social Club of the O.E.S.
had their dessert and card par
ty last Thursday at the Masonic
hall. Mrs. J. R. Huffman and
Mrs. Hester Creswlck were hos
tesses for the afternoon.
There were six tables of cards
playing with Mrs. Fred Parrish
winning high in bridge, Mm.
Madge Bryant took high In pi
nochle, and Mrs. Walter Beck
ett receiving the door prize.
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DISHES!
Turner, Van Marter
Mothers' Club
Makes Christmas
Decorations
The fefiular .umr-. m-Ui:g
.f the Mm hers' Club wa hcm
at the home if Mr. Chailes
Knox with Mrs CJero Stwkard
as ro hoateM.
After the bumnr meeting
the member ir-ade Chrutmas
decorations f..r the county pa
llents ward at the pioneer ho
piial. Mrs. John Rydgrrn brought
the material and lntru-tion for
th decorations.
IMrcidi merit urte tetved by
the hwtevaes.
Mrs. Ward Is
High Winner
Mr. Fred Cimtx-l entertained
with two tables of bridge at her
house recently.
Taking high score prize was
Mr. Clen Ward, second hlch
Mrs. Rod Murray, and Mr. Don
Bennett won Jack-high.
Later In the evening Mr. CIm
bel served pumpkin pie to Mrs.
Jim Prock. Mrs. Harold Laird.
Mrs. Wayne Prock. Mrs. Don Ben
nett. Mrs. Glen Ward. Mrs. Bob
Jone. Mrs. Creston Robinson,
and Mrs. Rod Murrary. 1
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WITH THESE FINE
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room oyysi
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Toilet Tissue
ZEE KING ASST'D.
DUNDEE
Elberta
Peaches
IX for $00
SHOPPEH NETTED GEM
POTATOES
Local snow white beads
CAULIFLOWER
Fancy ripe
BANANAS
Snoboy Fresh, Juicy
CRANBERRIES
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
SLAB BACON
hall slab whole slab
45c 49c
Central Market & Grocery
Co-op Auxiliary
Meets In lone
The M tef rnt-ung 4 the
Co op Auxiliary met at tne home
tf M. J'l Ilngleman In lone
The fullowlne committers were
i pointed by the preident: pro
cram. Mr. Irene Nolan. Mr.
i-laudine Wanen. and Mr
Glaiiys Conner; year Inx-k. Mr
l.ta Lee llneleman and Mr.
Thelma Smethurt; wrap book
Mr. Fay lergeson; ropitaiity
Mrt Leila Talmer: Hen lloux
Pair. Mrt Emma Drake, and
Mr, Helen Baker.
A name fr the club was dis
cussed and the members decided
on Co Op Biddies.
The !rLTam for the day con
i.ted t.f Mr. Elaine Reitmann
and Mr. Millard Nolan showing
how to make different kind oi
flowers and centerpiece out of
plastic duo foam.
The November meeting will be
held at the Cttv Hall In Lexing
ton. This la our Hen House Fair
and everyone Is urged to bring
something to display as there
will be Judges who will Judge
the displays.
Also at the meeting will be a
sson on pine needle basket
maklnc. Those who are Inter
ested are to bring pine needles
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Mrs. Tibbies
Entertains Club
Mr. L. D, Tlble entertained
m, lahli- of bridge of the
What's Trumps bridge club on
Wednesday afternoon.
winning hlch was Mr. Clar
i-nr. PoMiew-all. second high going
la Mr. Gene Frrgeson. third was
a lie fr Mr. Lowell Urlbbie ana
kin Phil Mahunev. and low
went to Mr. Raymond Fergeson.
Mm. Tibbies served refresh
merst to the following guests
tr riaud uranam. air, r.u
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Sihaffiti. Mr. Jim Thomson.
Mr. Clarence RoewalI. Mr.
Dave Wilson. Mrs. Lowell Crib-
ble. Mr. Bill Siewert. Mra. Phil
Mahoney. Mr. Ted Smith. Mrs.
nen Kerceson. Mr. Menin
Leonard, and Mr. Raymond Fer-
geson
nd a darning needle. The raf
fia will be there to buy.
New members are Invited to
ttend. anyone Interested In hob
bles.
Mrs. Engleman served refresh
ments to eight members alter
the meeting.
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Pendleton Officials
Visit Rcbekchs
Member tf the Ladies Auxil
iary if Patriots Militant of Can
Ion No. 3. Pendleton, paid an of
ficial lkit lo Sans Soutl Itebekah
Lodj; No. 33 Friday night at
the regular lodge meeting in the
Heppner IOOF hall.
Making the Ult were Thelm
J. Shrltun. aec-retan' and iast
president uf Caniun; Sallte Mey
er, vice president: Clar Wood,
pt president; Esther Young.
past president; Luclla Fletcher.
Inei Wright. Sue Ta)!r Sienna
Pursihell. Sadie Moore and Rob
ert Young, past captain of the
Patriot Militant of Canton No.
The visiting officials were In
troduced and scaled at the
meeting and several gave short
talks. Following the regular
meeting refreshment were
served in the lodge dlr.lng room
by Mrs. C. J. D. Bauman and
MarJorle Worden.
Regular members or bans
Soucl who are also members of
Canton at Pendleton are Ruth
Bercstrom. Pearl Devlne, Altha
Kirk and Elsie Ayers.
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