f
rce Of Honor
is Annual Dinner
of Honor rrcmtxTt plan
3e annual Thanksgiving
f ior loie members and
families at the meeting
y. The dinner la act for
4 at 6:30 p. m. In the Chris
church dining room. Tur
will be furnished by the
with members to bring
a . . . ,
ins me mwinf, an an
rment was made of the
veddlng anniversary of Mr,
Mrs. William Cunningham
!t. .-J. Mr. 1, w. Farra re
I on the Degree of Honor
!t convention In Portland
lednesday.
idea the regular bunlneaa
tcliool o Instruction, she
ed amusing Incident with
fill team from Tabor lodge
, lurtlantl. who presented
; entire drill dressed aa
I accompanied by approp
music and noise. The At-
Lodge No. 99, Portland.
itt-d a drill team composed
ipples." tach member per
1 the drill with the use of
e or crutch.
a more serious note, the
a team honored Mrs. Clara
m, national committee wo
and state director, with a
using letters of her name
each having a special
ng. Each team member
ited her with a rose.
, Farra took part in the
of In instruction at the
on the coronation ceremon
: the national convention
Paul last August In which
'as princess.
Social Lites - -
CALX. S-622 or f 2S4
-by Jo
y Johnston Feted
h Bridal Shower
y Johnston, bride-elect of
Lovgren, was honored
i lovely bridal shower at
Ihea Creek grange hall
ly evening.
ld color theme was carried
th yellow-gold rose center
on the tea table and gold
nthemum bouquets placed
the rooms.
esses were Mrs. Elmer
f, Mrs. Harold Wright, Mrs.
aguewood, and Mrs. Walter
t. They served decorated
cake and coffee to the
with the mothers of the
couple, Mrs. Harold John
nd Mrs. Al Lovgren pour
; the tea table,
sting Miss Johnston with
fts were Mrs. Eddie How
d Mrs. Gene Adair, Pendle-
Bf JO FETTYIOHlf
HEAR THAT wind blow?
gueks old man winter Is breath
ing aown our necks ! ! So get
wmieriiear dig out the storm
window, clean up the yard, and
round up the w arm coats, boots.
and mitten! And of course the
kids go for Iota of hot chocolate.
Plan nourishing hot meals with
lots of color to spark up dreary
out oi-uoon:
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BILL BLARE and Dalsv Col
llns were the north-south win
ners at the Elka duplicate brldse
mewiay. coming in second were
June Bellenbrock and Lillian
Sweek. Winners on the other
side, east-west, were Fay Fer
guson and Margaret Blake, high;
with Conley Lanham and Jim
Drlscoll. aecond high. The play
ers will wind up this fall session
of play Oct. 31. Wonder If they
ociieve in gnosts and stuff
ya know, Halloween night!
o o o
A SPECIAL Ladles nlcht and
lodge meeting at the Elks lodee
Thursday honored Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Trimble of La Grande. Mr.
Trimble, second vice president of
the Oregon State Elks assocla
tion, was here on an official visit
to the lodge. The evening be
gan with a dinner with officers'
wives as hostesses. They used
a lovely blue and gold center
piece to decorate the guest table.
Laurel Van Marter won high In
bridge, Bobby Drlscoll was sec
ond, and Lillian Sweek won the
door prize. Pinochle winners
were Alvlna Padberg, high;
Gladys Becket. second; and
Jeanne Berry winning the door
prize.
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HEARD NADINE O'Brien's sis
tor, Mrs. Delbert Parks, Is in
Pioneer Memorial hospital fol
lowing an appendectomy! She
was visiting here from Leb
anon was Nadine feeding you
too much or working you too
hard? Is it safe to come back
again?
o o o
MARGARET BLAKE entertain
ed at her home on Hinton Creek
the What's Trump bridge club
Wednesday afternoon. Fay Fer
guson won high, Hazel Mahoney,
second, and Happy Graham, low.
Others enjoying the play were
Dee Gribble, Gene Leonard, Vir
ginia Rosew-all. Helen Schaffita,
and Madge Thomson. Not think
ing of winter Just around the
corner. Margaret surprised and
delighted the guests with a
spring favorite dessert, straw
berry short cake and coffee,
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THE ONCE A MONTH Invita
tlonal duplicate bridge play at
the Elks lodge on Sunday after
noon brought guests from Con
don, Ilermlston, and Pendleton.
Ed and Rachel Dick teamed up
to win high for north-south. Isa
belle Davis, Condon, and Helen
I a . a
unuaay, nermision. were second 0j,f fu, Murlc! palmer.
nign. Anoincr coupie, iowcu ana
all porenta to take part. The
course Is scheduled fur a one
night a wefk project to last four
wtt-Ks starting in mKi nn.ii
with the eait dates to be an
nounced later.
O O 0
RHEA CREFK llme Econom
lm club pUnned the menus and
dlMUKd idea for the annua
Columbia Basin Electric dinner
and the Mnvw County Grain
Grower dinner held In early No-
v ember and to b served by the
club. Also discussed was the
possibility of changing the club's
meeting date.
Member present for the
Thursday afternoon meeting at
(he Emma Drake home were
Pearl Wright. Tacle Parker. Mary
Davis, i nter of Mr. Parker, Uan
nah Anderson, Helen Baker,
Evelyn Farrena. Marilyn Berg
ktrom, Mary Wright, Eugenie
Huston, Roxie Lovgren, Ann Berg
strom. Mary Wright (Mrs. liar
yterson's
wther Jt$J
shion
irst!
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Dee Cribble, won high for east
west and Elsie Cole and Eileen
Padberg were second high.
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PINOCHLE PLAY at the Elks
last Wednesday still with three
tables In play listed Alta Cuts-
fort h and Jeanne Dobbs as high
for the evening. The October
play concluded with this Wed
nesday's play.
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REMEMBER those dance les
sons, gals, and also you Junior
high and high school students!
Learn the steps to really enjoy
dancing. Here is a good oppor
tunity for "Johnny" or "Mary"
to overcome shyness, learn to
mix with others, as well as the
many dance steps! So keep talk
in'! They start at the Elks club
Monday.
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DICK AND INEZ Meador were
treated to a housewarmlng party
recently by the Duplicate bridge
club and they were given a pair
of Siamese cat figurines from
the members. Taking part were
Lowell Gribble, Gordon and La
Fyrne Pratt, LaVerne and Laurel
Van Marter, Dr. and Mrs. W. IL
Wolff, Conley and VI Lanham,
and Ed and Rachel Dick who
were unable to attend. Guests
were Bill and Shirley Blake and
Bert and Gwen Huff. Dr. Wolff
and Dee won high for the even
ing with Lowell and Bert second
high.
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WHAT'S THIS I heard, that the
Riley Munkers tried to give away
'Honey Pie," their cat, but just
wouldn't stay "given away! !"
Quite a shock when some weeks
later, who should be perched
on the porch, none other than
said cat! Oh, yes, they've de
cided to keep her!
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CARNIVAL FUN was the theme
for a birthday party In honor
of Steven Hutchens, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hutchens, Wed
nesday after school. Steven cel
ebrated his ninth birthday with
friends, LaVerne Van Marter,
Terry Hughes, Brian Hughes,
' Dallas Harsin, Kevin Dick, John
I ny Johnston, and Kelly Green.
To make the afternoon complete,
the boys enjoyed refreshments
of cake, ice cream, and punch,
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DID YOU EVER try sandwich
ing a nine-year old's birthday
party between two ceramic class
es?! For further information, call
Phyllis Hutchens, who says Its
possible with good timing and
no major mishaps, and you know
boys ! !
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DAVID GUNDERSON, eight
year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Gunderson, entertained
friends on his birthday Friday
night The boys were treated to
a spaghetti supper and later to
theater for the show. David's
guests were Kevan and Kent
Pratt, Terry Hughes, Johnny
Johnston, Ronnie Sherman, John
Hall, and LaVerne Van Marter.
Bev Gunderson said she didn't
know boys could eat so much!
How they made quick work of
the spaghetti!
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SOME THIRTY friends of Marg
O'Harra arrived at her home
Monday night armed with gifts
and refreshments to honor her
with a pink and blue shower.
The many useful gifts ranged
from baby things to items for
a toddler. Hostesses were Nadine
O'Brien and Ruth Ann Casebeer
with Maxine Gray assisting with
the gifts. The guests visited and
enjoyed strawberry topped angel
food cake and coffee dessert,
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HOWARD AND I, with other
couples from all parts of the
county attended a meeting Tues
day night to help set up a short
course on "Understanding Boys
and Girls." We are quite en
thused about It and encourage
r.
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LORA SUMNER and Glnny
Aioore entertained at the Jim
and Jeanne Lovgren home Fri
day night with a slumber party
for FHA members attending the
district meet here. Their guests
Included Sharon Belisle. Charlie
Harland. (That's her real name!,
Judy Johnston. Sandra Turner
and Nelda Meeker all from On
tario. From Vale there were Shar-
"is BUher. Arlene Wayne, and
unckhurn.
The trirlt really had an even
ir-s vimting with one another
Jeanne ald they were Mill
co-.ng Mrong when the gave up
au.i ueni lu t.t no a. rtl! I
a o a
IXJv SkASOV opens Saturday
a reminder to take Immediate
crtre of the anlmil after It has
been killed and let It cool out
f r the bet results at the dinner
table.
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LOOKING at the October 10 re
lrt from OSU. beef la a good
tail menu main dish and price
are et.iet to hold steady
w hleh are a few cents below last
tail s price Watch your markets
f r the meat specials. Alao con"
ing into me grocery stores art
premium packed Bartlett pear.
larger and more uniform In
shap than the lug-parked pear.
Kr the Halloween party, there
is a giUHl supply of apples avail
!! and Oregon cranberries are
coming In and may be frozen
vn the package until ready to
u se.
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THIS WEEK'S favorite recipe
comes from Mrs. Loyal Parker,
Etta to all who greet her every-
whese. Many persons have en-
loved the salad and told me
about it. Etta got the recipe from
HEFFNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thutday. October 2ft. IM1
lu-r iUter, Mr. Joh
tripled M serve 10
BEAN SALAD
No. .Tu.1 tan r 3 cups gieen
TT!1 Hine
No. IbXi can of fellow futwa
Iran (drained)
I No. 'M .mi of red kidney
bciins (drained)
1 medium onion lked
1 grH-n pepper sliced
reing:
.1 4 cup sugar
1 t lt
i up vinegar
, cup naiad oil
I T pepper, mixed to own desire
ulng cayenne and black pep
per
Mix well and let stand in re
frigerator for several hours or
overnight.
m Houston. Mcwy Married Couple
yiqkc rcnaieion nomc
Mr. and Mr. Marvu Brown
f H'ii''n inount the mar
ri.ii.' of their daughter, Frances
LouIm. to Ralph Neil Denmer,
nn of Mr. and Mr. Ralph Beam
er of lleppner.
Tin couple was married In
Cieur d' Alone, Idaho, on Sop
temlx'r 1.
Thev are making their homo
In Pendleton, where Mrs, Reamer
Is employed by Pacific North
west Bell Telephone company,
and Mr. Bcamer I owner of
Nell's Union Oil station.
Invitation Extended
For 50th Anniversary
The 50th wedding anniversary
f Mr. and Mrs. William Cunn
ingham w ill be observed Sunday,
October 29, with an open house
at their home, 175 E. Quald St
Friends and relatives are cord-
tally Invited to call at the
ouple's home between the hours
of two and five on Sunday after
noon. Close relatives are making
arrangements for the occasion.
Mrs. Lamar Conducts
Eastern Star Meeting
Merle Lamar, associate grand
conductress, paid her official
visit and conducted the school
of Instruction to Ruth chapter
of the Order of Eastern Star on
Thursday.
A no host dinner at the Wagon
Wheel banquet room preceded
the special meeting.
On Friday evening. Mrs. la-
mar. accompanied by Mrs. J. R.
Huffman and Mrs. Do an Hunt,
visited Locust chapter In lone for
the school of Instruction meet
ing held there.
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MINUTE MAID 6 OZ.
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