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MmXIt GAItTTt -TIMES Family Reunion At Buschke Home Mr. and Mra. Clauds BurhKe held a family potluck dinner Saturday at their home. The rl Uvea present for the ortailon wen: Mr. and Mm. N. Jl. Ferhm erllnf of Portland, Mr. and Mra. S. A. Karl vt Pendleton, Mr. and Mra. Robert Buarhke. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Buachke and Brett. Mr. and Mra. Marvin Cluver and family of Ills In. Mr. and Mra. Don Anion and family of Her mtiton. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Mar latt, Mr. and Mra. Max Buschke. Mr. and Mra. Delmar Buschke and aona, Mr. and Mra. Don Evans and family, Mr. and Mra. Clen Ward and aon, Mr. and Mra. Earl Evan. Mr. and Mra. Wal ter Beckett, Louis Buschke, and Miss Patricia reck. After dinner the family held a pink and blue shower for Mra. Marlatt Also on this day Wayne Evana celebrated his birthday and received slfta from the gueata. Turner Foundation To Hold Meeting Plana are uful-r' f-T If.e Lilian C. Turner Foundation annual meeting which U helJ yearly at this time. At the mt In of the rlannlng committee It was derided to brln the eve nlng with a pot -lurk dinner at Additional Social and Club News Mother's Club Plons Tasting Dinner Mother's Club met Monday nicht at the h me Mr. Itub in Alifami witn Mrs. wuuam ( i llln a cxi hoktr The membrra earhanjfed bulbs 6 30 urn. and bulrie meeting anl plant. Also they planned a tatinn dinner April ju at uie U-w Robblns home. The hus band will be cuents of the mt-mher at the dinner. Tun new memters. ifr. Sam Nsk'rl and Mr. Gordon llutchlns Holly Rebekah Lodge Initiates New Member committee u Deipha jonc. eu leen Padberg. and Barbara Cuts Holly Rebekah lodge met onf0rth. Thursday night for their regular taSJhS!1 Berth "unt N' G- Mrs. Wright Presents After the opening of lodge the Project At Unit Meet incrunK was lurnru uvrr 10 liir at 8 (JO p m. at the wungion IOO F. hall. Following thU there will te a dance at the Lculrtk-ton acluwd rym. cien to the public, with ailmik.iion. but donations i u.111 w arn-i!ed to further the attended the meeting. Al pres loan fund. K" wrr guett, Mr. Richard Tku r,ni;iiii.n uai formed III a worth. Mr. La Verne Van In honor of a teacher. Mrs. Lilian Marter. and Mr. Warren Miller. r Tsrn. uhn lauL-ht mmv Mr. Hawurth received the years In Morrow county, and door prize brought by Mrs. Ralph who left a small fund to be add- I'.lihmond. ed to In any way the group saw fit, to loan to high achool grad uatea wlshlne to so on to col lege. The organization Is made up of former students of Lilian C, Turner and Interested friends. The meetlnir this year l scheduled for May 3. Planning lone Sorority Elects Officers Initiation officers who Initiated Mrs. Ardeth Hunt Into the lodge. Following this the regular bus iness meeting was held, with reading of the minutes of the previous meeting, card from sick members read, and cards were aent our alck members at this time. Our visiting alsters from Hepp ner, Mrs. Rachel Harnett, Mrs. Hazel Bauman and Mrs. Roy On April 5 the Rhea Creek ex tension unit held Its monthly meeting at Rhea Creek Grange hall. Eight members were pres. ent and one guest, Mrs. Sally Green of Arlington. The lesson was presented by The members of Beta Omega chapter of Fpsllon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mr. Donald lleliker on April 5 with Mrs. Donald Llnnell as cohoKtesa. Fourteen members were present. Election of officers was held and the following chosen: Mrs. Art Warren, president; Mrs. Rob ert Hoskins, vice president; Mrs. Robert Peterson, recording secre lary; Mrs. Charles Doherty. cor responding secretary; and Mrs. Donald Llnnell, treasurer. The members discussed their candy sale planned for the last week of April. Mrs. Joe Haus ler was elected to the state con vention at Coos Bay. The ban auet for installation of officers Jepsen-Larson Rites April 22 In Portland Mr, and Mr. Walter J-pen. lone, announce the coming mar riage of their daughter. Anna Margaret, to Fred Larson on Saturday. April 22. at 12 o'clock at the St. Ignatius Catholic church. Southeast Forty-third and Powell. Portland. Reception will follow the cere mony In the parish hall. All friends are cordially In cited to attend. VALBY LUTHERAN CHURCH CELEBRATES SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF FOUNDING . it oscai c. rrrcitsoM To arrive at a rlj 11 are of ?3 jrsri Is r.rt cr'f-WH uh a treat eent In this day and age, but when a church ar.J con gregation out In th wide and op-n fpa-e, and nearly 20 mile from any organized city or town, and In a very parely willed area reaches that age, and with a record cf almost continuous activity for the entire length of the time. It U. by ome. at j leant, considered quite a remark- Incidence wa. that almost all th men flks at one time or another had been aheep herders n Lthcr car's cf the county ta help tide them wive over until other source rf Income became available lb-nee the name Valby. a Swedih equivalent of "Shepherd's Dell." A ald. the first oreanlza tlonal meeting was April 19. when Dr. Frl k Noreliu. a mU tonary In the Northwent. visited the area and started the prelim Inary organizational meeting able record. Anyway, such U the rMulIlv, , . TOOre formal Mrs. Pearl Wright, leader. Soaps. detergents, and water softeners! n, bp he,d May 20 at Hermis were aiscussea. ana a u-m ton Elks Club. the members was given to see ii thev could cuess how much Quackenbush were Introduced, powdered detergent was in five Interesting Films and each apoke a few words. containers. The Important fact In Cr;,Jw this project lesson Is not to guess '-'v-" . .uwy at the amount of soap or deter gent to use, but always to meas- spok Refreshments were served In the dining room by the commit tee, Mrs. McMillan and Mrs. Ma Jeske. There were 12 members present, 11 sisters, one brother and three guests. Mra. Velma Glass and Mrs. Allen Case were In Portland last week. Mrs. Case visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Alex Thompson. ure. Members present were DeLeva Rill, Eva Wright. Emma White, Doris Graves, Evelyn Farrens, Beth Clark. Murlal Palmer, and Beverly Wright. The next meeting will be on May 3, and the project will be "Good Weight for Good Health." tJRA "Vn DALT HOTEL oouaifi $g50 mm mum Oft m mm i hi Kill 1 1 Si 1 " '1 Mrs. Tibbies Wins At Bridge Club Mrs. W. C. Rosewall entertain ed at her home Wednesday aft ernoon, the What's Trump bridge club. The members enjoyed a salad luncheon followed by two tables of bridge. Winning high was Mrs. L. D. Tibbies, second, Mrs. Rosewall, and low went to Mrs. Geno Fer guson. Others present were Mrs. Jim Thomson, Mrs. Ed Schaffitz, Mrs. Mervln Leonard, Mrs. Lowell Gribble, and Mrs. Floyd Worden. About -10 people viewed the Interesting and colorful slides last Friday evening shown by Miss Leta Humphreys, Mrs. Edna Turner, and Mrs. Gene Ferguson. The pictures took the audience on tour tnrougn Kome ana omer parts of Italy. England, and Switzerland, and the Holy Land. The Heppner extension unit served cookies and coffee after the film showing. The refresh ment table was attractively dec orated with spring flowers and a silver service. Seafoods Meeting April 24, Pendleton The seafood atory "From Catch to Cook" Is being offered to all Interested people In Mor row, Grant. Baker. Malheur, and Union county on Monday. April 21. at the VFW hall In Pendle ton. beglnntne at 8:30 a m., and continuing to 4 o'clock, accord Ing to Esther Klrmls. Morrow county extension agent. Information to be covered In eludes kinds and catching, pro cesslng methods, seafood buying tips, seafood cookery for the family. Quantity buying and cookery, cooking for large groups and wholesale buying. "Any persons Interested In go Ing to Pendleton on April 24 may ride along with me," offers Miss Klrmls. record of the Valby Lutheran Church. located about IS miles due south of lone, and in what la known as the Elghtmile Goose, berry area. The congregation was organ ized April 19, ISSd. by nettlers of Swedish ancestry, coming her from the midwest. Calif ornia. Western Oregon, Western Washington, and a few directly from Sweden. These Immigrants had originally come from a country where the Lutheran church was the state church and where the early training was strongly rooted In the Lutheran faith. Be that as it may, however. a the rigors or pioneer me in these early days were somewhat trying and the fortification of strong Christian training In their early life was a bulwark and a must for almost everyone In the community. Of material things they had few and a strange co Reception To Honor The Carl Rheas Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rhea will be honored on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Sunday, April 16. Mrs. Davidson Hosts Bridge Club Lexington Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Mildred David son for their regular meeting. Those present were Gena The rerentlnn will he at their Leonard. Eileen Padberg. Lorlne home with open house from 2 to Led better, Lois Hunt, Lucia Cuts- loiiii, ,uii(f rnoiv, aou riuaiiiiu p.m. All friends and nvited to attend. relatives are Carmichael. Prizes were won by Eileen Padberg and Lois Hunt. meeting November 1. 1SS6. The ground work was laid, however, at the fint meeting, and In the list of charter member, we find the name of the Charle Ander ..ns. the Andrew Carlson, the John Johnson, the N. M. Peter sons, the F. A. Lundells, the A Otarlstons. Olof Bergntrom. J. E. Peterson. John Johnson. Caroline Olson, and others. True, pastoral visits were few and far between, but regular meetings were held under lay leadership and Sunday School work has been carried on there almost continually for the entire 73 years. It was not until the last four or five years that there has been a resident pastor with services every Sunday. It now appears the churvh and pa run are almct too small ant a few of the more enthulatie mem brs are talking about an en Urged parUh hue. Ve. it hat long fclnce eeacd to be a Swcd. Uh organization and the church U upported by the folks in the community and reaching out at far at 20 and 23 mile to a few who are quite regular In attrn. dance. Special frtivltl- will be held Sunday. April 23. commemorat ing the 75 year of the cUMence of Valhy Lutheran Church. Serv ice will be at 10 45 with Dr. S. C Slefke. Utf president of the Pacific Conference of the American Lutheran Church, oc cupying the pulpit. There will lie a potluck dinner at noon. In the afternoon, a resume of the history of the church will be given, an add rest by rator tarl W. Sodergren. Vice President or the Columbia Conference of the Augustana Lutheran Church, and addresses by Pattor Zler, a former pastor, and Pastor Gros- cheuf, the present Interim pastor. It is planned to have special music both at the forenoon and afternoon sessions. Friends and former members are cordially In vited to be along for the festive occasion. Tour pharmacist la trained to be careful Full prescription know-how VIP We fill your doctor's pre scriptions with the utmost precision, and are on call, day and night, to help you promptly In any emergency! Humphreys Rexall Drugs Phone 6-S610 Daughter Born Word was received here of the birth of an eight pound 12 ounce daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gale McClintock, Portland. The young miss arrived April 11 at Eman uel hospital In Portland. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ayers, Heppner, and Mr. and Mrs. Tress McClintock, Mon- mouth. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petty- John, Arlington, and Mrs. W. Mc-1 uintock, Condon, bhe nas one great - great grandmother, Mrs. Wesley Naiigle, Ava, Mo. The James Healys Feted At Dinner A no-host dinner at the Elks Rhea Creek Grange Club Saturday night honored p0fluck Supper Friday nNvlv.wnrln. Wr. nnrt Mrs. James . 1 Healy. The Healys were presented a lovely wedding gift from the guests. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Jim fariey, The Rhea Creek Grange will meet at the Grange hall Friday, April 14, with a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. The Lecturer's program will have L. E. 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