Joinr Installation
Scats New Officers
For IOOF, Rebekahs
A riuwt! ua iiti-wnt Sat
..ju.iv rutin i..r the joint public
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-.in !Mui i isfiM-kaii ixm1lo No.
In hpue of the Inclement
.iiinT ii.miuions, A potJuck
liinmr v as nerved prevedinif the
HiM.ili.ilum ifremuiile In the
l''ii'i- hall
.s i .l as noble grand of Re.
I . Kali-, was Mrs. Krank I'ayne.
ui i-aviu inNiautsi as no.
l lf ununl o( tin? Odd Fellows,
niM.iinn oiiiots wore Mra.
.M.-run KirH r iliTrnl.ston, die
"' l il l uiy president, and Ran
iill ivtiTsoii. ilfipruT, district
a -iui Ktanu master, (.rand
ni.ushals wore lornett Green
ani mis. j.ihr. ifcTg strom. In
stalling M ill for Willows was
Herman ;reen. John WlRhtman,
I'.ilpli J .caiiKT and Oliver Cres
vvu K. On the Uehekuh staff were
Mrs. N. I), liailey, .Mrs. C J. D.
itaunius. Mrs. Millie Dooltttle
and Mrs. Leiha Archer.
KliHtive oUieers seated with
Mis. Payne us noble grand were
Mis. It.iihrl Harnett, vice grand;
Mrs. 1-rank Ayers, recordini; sec
n iaiy; Mrs. IVarl Devlne. treas
ure, ami Miss Ksther Borgstrom,
imaiiiiai secretary.
Installed into the elective of
firis of Willow lodjje with Mr,
i.iyne were Herman Howard
vi. e erand and D. R. Tash, sec
reiary anil treasurer.
Appointivp ot fleers In San
Siiini are Mrs. Gerald Rood
warden; Mrs. Larrv Cook, con
ductor; Mrs. C. It. McDowell,
chaplain; Mrs. Merlin Kirk, right
support nnhle cranil; Mrs. N
I), liailey, left support noble
CfTiul; Mrs. Alice Luttrell, right
support vice frand; Mrs. Ellen
Mooie, left support vice grand
Mrs. Lincoln Nash, inside guard
hit; Mrs. K. C, McMurtry, out
side guardian; Miss Shirley
.sash, musician, and Mrs. Eva
(Griffith, color bearer.
( ouiicsv officers include Mrs
Alvin Wagenblast. right support
'naplam; Mrs. Randall Martin
!''ii support chaplain; Mrs. Mat
tie Green, right support past no
tie giand; Mrs. Letha Archer,
led support past noble grand,
and Mrs. Bill Heath, right altar
:-H mrt.
Those Installed Into appoin
Ihe oificcrs of Willow Lodge
were Cornett Green, warden; Bui
1M wards, conductor; Randall
I'eierson. right support noble
grand; Lincoln Nash, left sup-
I f i t noble grand; R. G. Mc
Mtirtrv. chaplain: Glen Mc
Murtry, outside guardian; Dell
Wright, inside guardian; Joe
Daniel, right support vice grand,
and C. J. D. Bauman, left sup
port vice grand.
As a surprise climax to the
installation, a beautiful bouquet
of flowers was presented to Mrs.
Payne by her three children, Lee,
Barbara and John.
Rainbow girls served the din
ner, headed by Mrs. Claude Gra
ham. Members working on commit
tees preparing the dinner in
cluded Mrs. Green, Mrs. Ayers,
Mrs. Bailev. Mrs. Bauman, Mrs.
Creswick, Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Roy
Social Lites - -
CALL $-9228 or 6-9284
-by Jo
Bf JO PETTYJOHN
WL'LL, GALS, guesa we'll jut
have to keep tukinu that old
fire, i if the wood holds out! ),
and dream about a warm ell
mate, like maybe a vacation to
Hawaii? Did you gel the car
started? 1 didn't, ko had to
crawl out of bed in the wee
hours to take hubby to work and
use the pickup, more fun.
0 0 0
ASYHOW. THIS weather hasn't
dampened the social lite about
own trom the number of notes
hae this week. It did cause
few harried muinenu and
change of plans for some of the
hostesses.
o o o
DUE GRIBBLE and Gena Leo
nard were eo-host esses for the
What's Trump bridge club at the
ribbie home last W ednesday
afternoon. This was a case of
last minute changes as the party
was scheduled at the Leonard
home but switched because of
Old Man Winter." Two tables
were in play with Lota Tibbies
topping the scores for high and
nappy Graham bringing up
close second. Others playing the
anernoon were Marie Mcyuar
rie, Helen Schaffitz, Hazel Ma
honey, Fay Kerguson, Virginia
Rosewall, Margaret Blake, and
oena.
o o o
THE ELKS pinochle tournament
got underway Wednesday
night with seven tables in play.
I he scores lor this evening will
be the start of the running scores
for the remaining weeks of play
which will determine the win
ners at the close of the session.
Taking high honors were Mil
dred iarnell and I'rudie Case-
beer, and Beulah Mankin and
her partner, Mary Harris, get
ting second high. Winners are
given prizes after each night's
play, too.
ooo
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT play at
the Elks got off to a good start
with 48 persons making up the
12 tables in the duplicate play
They too, receive prizes for high
on each Tuesday's play and the
scores are tallied and kept dur
ing the play to determine the
winners at the end of the tourn
ament. High for north-south
were Laurel Van Marter and
Eileen Padberg; second, Ed and
Rachel Dick: third, Rita Wolff
and Isabel Davis, Condon; and
fourth went to Jim and Bobbe
Driscoll. Hieh east-west went to
LaVerne Van Marter and Daisy
Collins; second, Elsie Cole and
June Bellenbrock; third, Nona
Sowell and Dee Gribble; and
fourth. Conlev and Vi Lanham.
Sounds as if the play here is
real interesting and they gained
three tables over last year. You
brldce beerinners remember the
Sam Gordon lessons in March
so vou can loin in the tourna
Quackenbush, Mrs. Opal Cook ment play with your friends next
and Miss Esther Bergstrom. I year.
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SUGAR AND
CREAMER $7.99
14" SERVING TRAY $7.99
All Prices Plus Fad. Tax
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Here is beauty and usefulness at this sur
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capacity of 7 cups. You will find many addi
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All pieces are beautifully finished and have a
pure silver plate.
lU.VMK UAKKATT told me
about the ople from here
jjolng to Portland for the live
Moik meeting and went on to
say that George and Shirley
Ruggs' daughter, Jill, had the
right touch! She was asked to
draw the tickets for the door
pns and whoie name hhould
she pull out first? ep, her dads,
which won for him a Stetson
hat! And then keeping it In Mor
row county, Judy, another dauth
ter drew Bill Barralt's name for
a Pendleton blanket!
ooo
FOl'R TABLES of duplicate
bridge were In play Sunday
evening at the Dick Meador
home with Conley and VI Lan
ham as hosts. Also present were
the La erne van Marters. Low
ell Grlbbles. Ed Dicks. Clint Mc
Quarries, Phil Mahoneys. W. II.
vvonis. and jvieauors. Ka and
Inez won high for north-south
with Conley and LaVerne taking
high for east-west.
ANOTHER CASIO of the weather
changing plans: The Thursday
evening pinochle club had to
switch the play from lone to
Hcppncr at the Leann Rea home
with her mother, Alvina Pad
berg as the hostess. Jeanne
Dobbs won high and had the
high hand for the eveninc. Al
vina won the second place Drize.
Others making up the two tables
were Janina Johnson, rrudie
Cascbeer, Mildred Yarnell. Alta
Cutslorth, and Loree Hubbard
ooo
MRS. A. C. BALL was the hon
ored guest on the occasion of
her birthday Monday evening at
the home or her daughter and
lamily, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne
Van Marter. Also present were
Mr. and .Mrs. Gene Hall and boys,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ekstrom and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. P. W.
Mahoney and Shannon.
ooo
INEZ MEADOR won high Friday
night at the Bridgettes club
held at the home of Bebe Mun
kcrs. Picking up second place
prize was June Bellenbrock, and
low went to Mabel Heath. Win
ner of the traveling prize, hav
ing 100 honors, went to Gwen
Healy. And In on the play were
hay Kobinson, Jean Bennett, and
Lillian Sweek. Bebe served a
tasty molded cheese salad and
crackers.
ooo
JUST A reminder of the PTA
sponsored classes starting on
Tuesday. Call a friend and en
roll in one of the classes. Even
volleyball is exciting and our
goal is to beat the high school
gals. Weve tried for several
years but no luck! 'Spose it's
the age
ooo
La FYRNE PRATT entertained
the Renegers bridge club at
her home Wednesday with two
tables in play. Inez Meador won
the Jack high traveling prize,
Rita Wolff was second, and
taking high honors was Laurel
Van Marter. Other guests were
Shirley Blake, Mary McClure,
Marion Jonasson, Jackie Glennie,
and Gwen Huff.
ooo
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Sue Jones
entertained at a luncheon
bridge party with chicken cas
serole, molded salad, and a fruit
cocktail dessert followed by two
tables of bridge. Meg Murray
won high in the three progres
sions with a score of 7,000. She
made 4.150 in one progression,
and winning second was La
Fyrne Pratt with 5,400. Whew,
what scores!
ooo
YOU KNOW that the Gribbles
really went to Portland to see
a hockey game? Dee Mid :. lEmYfl aADCtte-flfWi, tw Mma $, WC2
'finally talked Lowell t:;P. t..kin-l : ' -
her to a game on Sun
nig, only t
l.i leg out
tlineT
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SATt'RI.UY MGHT ll- Ui t
Ouarrle and !..'!! i;r til
ell-rained ll.o Wi .!is ..; , .,
i.i; in,, iii t,j in,, annual
aine on Suis ).n e en- I I J I f IMI If ft I
ss;-:: Merlin Hughes, Libby Van Schoiack
; . King And Queen of Sweetheart Ball
lernoon N'Wing i itio .iii t.'u ir
husband and guest wi:n . urn
in-r party at the M.tjsi.utu
home. SvvUs steak w,t, u.,.
feature on the menu of the even,
ing. Marie said tin y c ; w ,1 I.,
Ing seated at one l.uv t.ihlf
Hnd visiting with run one
Amonir the guest vv re ih J.hn
rtfiffer. I'hil Mnhonevh. Claude
Grahams. Carl Spai;i.tii:,. ,
Schaffitz. Gene 'ler,.-. j jnl
Myers, and Jim Notenes.
n o o
FRIDAY AFTERNOON phmhle
was In plav at trie home of
Doris Watkins with two tables
going. Carrie Bixkett vv.n low.
lii'lilali Mankin and Doris won
the plniK-hle and I'.eti! di vvon
nign. aiso pia ing weie n.u t .i i
Anderson. Pearl tight, i.lohs
BiH-kett, Millie Evans, and Mary
Harris.
Mr. and Mr. Tony Hcnrjstlrr.
Gresham. vis. tod Mr. and M:s.
rank Hanil:n recently a id .it
teni!.'l the Cattlemen's lun iuet
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cox and
ainllV relumed .Ian. o t,.!l .
Ing a few davs stay in Portland,
They visited hU sister and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Grif
fin.
l att l;.u h,-ld Ktiday night in
tie h!,-l j.IU wan the
low hir.jj or Die king nd quifli
Hi riH t;ol,le Hil lw .IV thloUgtl
Hie ilame Mel tin Hughes toptl
n.e vret n.iii. t vue of the KKA
tevs and L.bliy Van Schoiack
led the vote of the FIIA girls
ii get tne Kirg and queen hon
ors.
PlIn.esM's were Ann Jones
Rose Nash, and Marlene Fetsch
I'nruvs weie Willu.m Rill. Archie
Jail, and I5.ib Fetsch. Sandra
n.nsinnati, last years queen.
anu n il Mrutners performed the
low tiing ceremonies.
yueen Llbbv was pres-ntisl a
bouquet of long stemmed nsl
roses, and the FF.V bovs cave her
a unite jacket With FFA .Swet
heatf lettered on it. King Mer
lin was given an clivtrtc razor
from the FHA girls and rich of
the bovs wore a while carnation
liouttoniere. The princesses wore
red rose corsages.
A timmittot selectsl the four
bovs anil girls for outstanding
service and participation In the
FA A or FIIA organizations. The
members then voted on one of
tlieir choice and the winners
v ere kept secret until time of the
crowning ceieniooie.
The gjni was d.vorated with
it ted Mini white I heme, using
streamer to make a false wiling
in one corner, the queen
throne was located in a huge
red heart. Judy ivhmidt made a
large take, with the name of
the king and queen inscrllu-d,
which was served at the dance
with punch and cookie.
Gem tal chairmen of the event
were Merlin and Llbbv, with
Sandra Richards and Archie Ball
chairmen of decorating; Gary
Van Biokland nnd Judy chair
men of f.mds; Shirley Carlson In
charge of the stereo; and Harold
Gray working very closely on all
I the protects. thatH-rones at
the dance were Jerald Jonnasson.
FFA Instructor, and Mrs. Elmer
Schmidt. FIIA advisor.
The dance was oten to all of
the hi;:li school students and was
well attended.
Coming C vents
riUDAY, Jan. 26
BatkctbalL Euro bro. 6:30 P
ta. SATURDAY, Jan. 37
BatketbalL Bum hoi. 6:30 p.
tn.
MONDAY. Jon.
CbanUf of Commerce. Vayon
Wheel, noon.
TUESDAY. Jan. 30
Adult typing. Hiqo achool typ
Inq room. 7:30 p. m.
Adult SpanUh. High echooL room
17. 7ua p. m.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 31
Undrntandlng Boy and Girl.
hortcouree, Fatr Annex. 7:30
tx m.
Women's TolleybaU. gym. 7:30
p. m.
Odd rellowe, lodge ball, 8:00
p. m.
THURSDAY. Teh. 1
Soroptimlit. Wagoo WheeL noon.
Mr. Clen Nyman and two
htldren, Stjttle, are residing
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Evans. Mr. Nyman Is at-
ending Jet airline school In Den-
er, tolo., and later will bo sta
tioned In New York.
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Saturday, Feb. 3
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