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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1961)
HEPFNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday. Hwabtr 1, MX Mrs. R. B. Rice Feted On 86th Birthday Mr. R B. Laura Ltai Rice tvlehrated hrr With birthday with friend railing during the after nuuns on Sunday rut Monday. October 22 and 21 She received mnny nice gift. Sunday morning at church Mrs. RUe 9 presented a lovely bou quet of a do en carnations and Win the alternoon Mrs. Jack Loyd arrived with cake and cof-!,- whlh wai served later to other who dropped In to offer congratulations and visit with her. tJuests were Mrs. John Ffelf-f-r and daughter, Julie, Mrs. Claude Graham. Mrs. Bruce Senr-r, Mrs. Bob Abrams, and llev. Spencer. Monday afternoon the birthday celebration continued with Mrs. Fred Butterfield and Mrs. Fean Devlne hostesses for a party to honor Mrs. Kice on her birthday. Afternoon guests Included Katie M Inert, Mrs. A. D. McMurdo, Mrs. Sibyl Bran. Mrs. Grace Nicker son. Mrs. bill Mahan, Mrs. Waval Wilkinson, Mrs. Harry Duvall, Mrs. L. D. Tibbies, Mrs. Jack Loyd, Mrs. Jim Valentine and Mrs. G. A. Farrens. She also re ceived a plant from the Jim Farley. Mis. Butterfield enter tatned with several numbers at the piano. To make the day complete, Mm Uii- rMv-ived teleuhone culls from her son, Edward, In Sun Francisco and grand-daughter. Eleanor lUce, San Francisco. Eastern Star Changes Night of Meetings Mrs. J. R. Huffman, worthy mnimn announces that the Or der of Eastern Star, Ruth chap ter, meeting date Is changed to fall on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 8:00 p. m. This meeting change from the second and lourth Fridays was necessitated because of con flicts. The first meeting this month will be November 13, at 8:00 p. m., In the lodge hall. Several Star members visited Hermlston, Queen Esther chap ter, Saturday for Friendship Night. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beckct, Mrs. Lowell Gribble, Mrs. Jim Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Creswlck, Mrs. J. R. Huffman, and Mrs. Jim Barnett, lone. The OES Social club meeting Is scheduled for Saturday at 1:45 p.m. In the lodge hall. Mrs. Floyd Warden and Mrs. Dean Hunt are hostesses for the meeting and farewell party for Mrs. Frank E. Parker, who Is leaving soon to make her home in Walla Walla, Wn. ! Coining Lvvnti THUCSCAT. Hot. 1 fTA spaghetti supper, school cafettila. i30 p. m. Hstltm Clowns, school 9T"v- :00 ln FRIDAY. No. J Roral Arch Mason, lodge halt 1:00 p. m. Rsbekahs. lodg halL 1:00 p. to- SATURDAY. Wo. 4 4 H achievement party. Catholic parish halL 7:30 p. m. American Legion Auxiliary food sal. Keppner Red and Whit. 1:30 a. m. Square Dance club. Wranglers building, 1:00 p. m. OES social dub. lodg ball. 1:4$ " MONDAY. Nov. I Chamber of Commerce. Wagon Wheel, noon. Rainbow, lodg halL 7:30 p. in. Mother dun. Mrs. turn &ioca ard. 1:00 D. m. American lglon and auxiliary potluck aupper. Legion nan. 7:00 p. m. TUESDAY. Not 7 Wranglers, club bouse, 1:00 p. m. Dance lessons. Elks ballroom 7. 8. and 9 D. m. Keppner Lodge AFAAM. lodg halL 8:00 p. m. WEDNESDAY. Nor. 8 FTA. Multipurpose room. 8:00 p. m. Odd Fallows, lodge ball. 8:00 p. m. THURSDAY. Not. 9 Soroptlmlst. Wagon WheeL noon. Carnation ciud. Mr, noy wuu- nbush. FRIDAY. Not. 10 Rhea Creek HEC Grange halL 5:00 p. m. Rhea Crk Grange, Grange hall. 6:30 p. m. J m t -,. , ( I I I 1 Lexington Busy with Bazaar, Club Meetings (MCfyiaMii Farewell Shower ! Honors Mrs. Parker Mrs. Lee Scrlvner, assisted by Mis. Cllve Huston, entertained at her home on Court street with a coffee hour honoring Mrs. Frank E. Parker, who Is leaving the first of next week, to make her home ln Walla Walla, Wash. The guest of honor was pre sented wtlh a shower of hand kerchiefs and cards during the afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Emma Jones, Mrs. Mabel Chalfee, Mrs. Martha Van Schoiack, Mrs. L. D. Neil), Mrs. C. N. Jones, Mrs. Kay Drake, Mrs. Charles Knox, Mrs. Walter Edger, Mrs. Blanche Barlow, Mrs. Ethel Ziemantz, Mrs. Millie Doollttle, Mrs. W. C. Kosewall, Mrs. Parker and the hostesses. Several others, who could not be present, sent gifts and cards. Social Club To Meet Members of the Social Club, Order of Eastern Star, are re minded of the meeting ln the Masonic hall, faaturduy after noon, November 4. Card play will start at 1:45 p. m. tONE TERRY CANNON, sen o! Mr. and Mrs. Pt Cannon and Jo McElligott son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick McElligott Ion, found this larg mushroom last Friday growing in Ion, meas uring 10 Inch across. It was noted In a Portland papr recently that on found at Tillamook measured 10 inches, and on ln Portland measured 17 Inches. HOW TO MAKE YOUR HEATING DOLLAR GO FARTHER! Make certain your house is well insulated, and that your doors and windows are weather stripped. This cuts heat loss and give you more value for your heating dollar. Try to keep drapes drawn and shades pulled at night and in rooms not ln use because heat passes readily through window glass. You can save heat by closing off rooms at night where windows are raised. If the room has a separate thermostat, set It as near the outside temperature as possible. If your furnace has air filters, keep them clean. Dirty filters slow down air circulation and make your furnace work harder. Reddy Kilowatt hope these hints will help save you heating dollars. And remember, Reddy s al ways at your service for home comfort and con venience. Liv better electrically. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY i . i , j j a Stanley cox, were in roruunu over the week-end. Barton Clarks Feted On 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Barton Clark were honored on their 25th wed ding anniversary, Sunday, Oc tober 29. at the Rhea Creek grange hall with over 100 guests calling during the afternoon. A pink and silver theme was carried out ln flowers and dec orations and a beautiful 4-tier wedding cake. Pouring at the tea tahln wore Mrs. Kav Wright, mother of Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. B. C. Allen, Redmond, sister oi Mr. Clark. Mrs. Orlan Wright ,,rodi,.H at thi cift table with Mrs riark'n dauehter. Nonda. ln charge of the guest book. Others assisting about tne room were Mrs. Charles Hill, Kimberly; Mrs. Maude Rugg, Hermlston; Mrs. i?ohfrt Ortson. Kimberly: Mrs. Stanley Boycr, Monument; and Mrs. Leonard Scott, Madras, sis- ter of Mr. Clark. Hostesses lor i ho nnnivnrsarv nartv were Mrs. Harold Wright, Mrs. Elmer Palm ar. Mrs. Walter Wright, ana Mrs. Alfred Lovgren. Those from out of town were Ned Clark, McMlnnvllle, son of the Clarks, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Allen, Redmond; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Scott, Madras; Clarence Reese, Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Man ley Boyer and Mrs. Wave Jack son of Monument; Mr. and Mrs. hades Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gertson of Kimberly; Mr. inri Mrs. Marcus Brown and Mrs. Maude Rugg of Ilermiston; Mrs. Vlrfinia Mock and GreCe. Miss Janet Wright of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buschke, Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson, Ar lington; and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKlnney, Echo. By DfLPKA JONES LEXINGTON Mrs. Farl Ken dall and daughter, Mrs. Ken nth f;uil!snd and three child ren of L'kuh. and another daugh ter. Mr. liernard Shodin of Dal las, were U-xinglon callers on Thursday of last week. The Women's Fellowship group met at the churc h on Tues duy. I 'weeding the meeting. tlHh's wire sorted over and packed to send the missions. The dt-vt'tlonal were given by Mrs. Walter Smith on Thailand. After the devotional, the minutes of the nm'iuus meetlncs were read and approved and the treasurer"! lejxirt read and approved. A dis cussion was held on the bazaar (l.-rid.'d to also serve pie and coffee at this time, nor ence McMillan, and Mrs. Roy I'flmniM-II were SDDolnted in rhuri'n if thl particular depart ment. while Mrs. O. G. Breeding and Mrs. Floyd smiin were ap IKjinted on the fancy work com tnitt.w mill Mrs. Walter Smith. decorating. The next meeting la to be held at tne mil n. rur quardt home with Miss Dona Burnett giving the devotional. At this time, Mrs. Effle Rltchy of Milton Kreewater will give a talk and show films. Refresh-mi-nts wnr nerved bv Mrs. Wal ter Smith and Mrs. Floyd Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Miller and con Earl of La Grande were Lexington visitors at the C C Jones home on Sunday. Mrs. Amy Sperry was a visitor at the home of her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Pad berg, last week. Joe Yocum Is confined to his home this week suffering from blood poisoning. Mrs. Catie Padberg, Mrs. Flor ence McMillan and Mrs. Bertha Hunt attended the Rebekah con vention held at Stanfleld on Sat urday and visited at the Lloyd Ostenberger home. Mr. and Mrs. Armin winion entertained at their home on Friday of last week honoring their daughter, Mrs. Barbara t!ntrr on hpr hlrthdav. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth returned this week from several days spent In the Stein Moun tains, hunting. Mrs. Lonnle Henderson, Mrs. Carl Marquardt, and Mrs. Wal ter Smith attended a Women's Fellowship group meeting in Milton-Freewater one day last! week. I Dote to P. cm em bet i Tbrse-Unk club Tutkef Die nr." Mrembr S, 1:30 p. a. Lexington Christian enureni Bun day Tnlna. CY-P". 1:30; eoaa fett. 7)00; Adult class at 7:30. November li Women's fallow ship tataai el the church. Nombr 15. Woman's Follow hip group mtlne with Mrs. Clli Ritchie ol MUton-rr-water a speaker. Will pack cookies to send for the coll? students at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocum and children were Kennewkk visitors recently. Mrs. Morris McCarl. Mrs. John nie Edwards, and Mrs. Kay Pap ineau were Pendleton visitors one day last week Mrs. Orville Fordlce of Pendle ton entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Hunt at a dinner party at her home recently. The occasion was Mr. Hunt's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth and Mrs. C, C Jones were busi ness visitors In Portland on Wed nesday. They were dinner guests that evening of Charlene Jones and Marrlanna Hoffmann. Initiate Nw Member Holly Rebekah lodge held a special meeting on Thursday night for the purpose of init iating Mrs. Darlene May Pad berg Into the Rebekah lodge. This was the first function to be held ln the newly redecorated hall, and all voiced their ap preciation of how fine it looked. Itefieshments were served follow ing the meeting In the dining room. Acting N. G. for the init iation was Dimple Munkers and chairman for the work was La Verne Henderson. Mrs. Jessie Henderson and grandson of La Grande were vis itors at the home oi ner son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Henderson. Butch Sawyer of Hermlston was a . Lexington visitor on Thursday. Mrs. Floyd smith entertained with a birthday party honoring her daughter, Lola, on her birth day Tuesday. Those present were Marlene Smith, Bary MunKers, Lester Rourke, James Cutsforth, Penny and Carlita Marquardt, i Sharon Nelson, Sherrie Kemp, Susan Olsen, Barbara McCarl, and Carol Papineau and Nils Miracle. After the honoree open ed her lovely gifts, cake, Jello Breeding of Lexington and Mrs. an.1 !rf rrram rr served. Others presrnt w-rr Mrs. BunnSt Ctx tienour. Mrs. u. u. nreeamg and the mother. Mrs, Smith. Mra W F McMillan and Mrs. Emma White of Hardmsn were Pendleton visitors on Saturday, where Mrs. While was given the degree of chivalry at the Re bekah meeting on Saturday night Mrs. Greg Leyva and daughter nn.i Mr. Cerrv Doueherty and riauphtpr nf lletinnpr were vis itors at the Don Hatfield home In Madras on Monday. Mr Wilhnr Steaeall enter tained with a dinner on Sunday honoring her husband Wilbur. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Emery Burnslde of Spray, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sitten of Klnzua, Mr and Mrs Howard Crowell and children of lone. Mrs. George Steagall and children, tmrai Brcshears, Bobby Parsons, Mrs. r.rfo liwi. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Bret-ding of Lexington and Jim mnfll who attends Eastern Oregon College, and the hostess, Mrs. Steagali. Mr. Buck Smith and Mr. Mer rill Davis of Shedd have been visitors at the Floyd Smith home, and are enjoying some elk hunt ing in the mountains. Dave Steagali of Portland and Bobby Steagali of Albany have been recent guests at the George Steagali home, ana are enjoy ing some hunting. Mrs. Floyd Smith and Mrs. George Steagali entertained with a col lee hour honoring Mrs. O. G. Breeding on her birthday. Present for the afternoon were Mrs. Pearl Green, Miss Merelee Brannon, Vernon Crawford of The Dalles. Mrs, Vernon Ciafjrd cf The Dalles has been visiting her granddaughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cochenour. Saturday nlpht Anna Miracle. Delta Huber. Bertha Hunt. Dor othy Bawers. Faye Munkers, Faye Ruhl. Rena and Nortta Marquardt. Dollte Smith and Malo Hu.-hes attended a district TOPS meeting in Pendleton. Anna Miracle and uome amun i . ot. Vfi and a love I V Cer- emony was planned for the grad uation. Millie Falrcloth. a former Lexington resident, presented the eight graduates with their dip lomas, caps ana nonon. Huber. TOPS leader of Lexlnj ton. presented Mrs. Miracle and Mrs. Smith with the official pin har from the local Club. KOPS are TOPS members who have reached their weight goal. Rev. Walter Smith and daugh ter Marlins attended the Mor row County Ministerial potluck dinner in lone aunuay auernoon. Bob Parsons, who has been a nation in Plnnivr Memorial hos pital is recuperating at the home of his aister. Mrs. oeorge stea gali. rrmll Messenger sDent the week-end at the Carl Maiquarut i. tin . JI. home, irom nis scnooi in renaie- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrv Messenger and family were week-end vis itors at the T. E. Messenger, Sr., home In Mitchell. . Mr and Mrs. Newt O'Harra were week end visitors in Port land where they visited their daughter, Mrs. Patty Darnielle Hrm I m rrif Pnphannnr Mr anH lamllu and Mr. and M.TS Smith, Mrs. Steagali, Mr. O. G. Jack O'Harra. LINDSAY SOFT WATER Walla Walla, Wn. WHY OWN a water softener when you can RENT one? Fully automatic rentals for average family start at $4.50 per mo., complete service. No installation charges, when-yearly rate Is paid ln advance. 60 of same can apply to purchase if desired at end of year. Monthly savings compiled by Good Housekeeping, Better Homes and Life show $9.30 monthly. MIKE WILLIAMS (Franchise Dealer) Sales and Service 529 S. Park Phone JA9-2743 See the Cherrotet Golden Annl Tersary Show-CBS-TV-Fridar, Nor. S, 8:30-9:30 p.m. E.S.T. GOING GREAT GUNS! 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