flOETY
LOT 1IARSIN, Editor
Barbara Dlokc Seated
New Worthy Advisor
Of Rainbow Assembly
Hailiara lilaki up1 hUtm anil
white ii thi mlm for lir In
MallatUw a worthy mtvlnor Into
lha Order f ItalnlMiw fur c;irU,
Itnlh Arrnllv No. f0, at Mn
liny rvriilng In 1 1 if M atonic hall.
vthrrt h ami II other young
ladles wrre seatini In offlrt for
thr lummrr term.
liar hr a, itaiiKhtrr of Mr. ami
Mra. Hill Hlakf, rhoaa aa her
ual. hword, -J II Walk With
(m- Mra. Cordon Trail act-oni-l"aiili-
Mr. Or a 11 JunawMin at
the iani Mra. Jonaon aung
th onif rruumfed hv Haihaia,
al rntltlril. "I'll Walk With
Tht ru-w wiirdiv ailvlaor'a In
alalllni; officers wire llmrrnla
Wllarin. Initialling chaplain; Ter
rs Munkrra. Installing mamh
I; Brcnila Young, past worthy
ailvtanr and Inxtnlllntr revordiT,
and Kathy Melhy, Installing
muW Ian.
The alai of r4-w off Irrr seated
wit Harhara hlakf. worthy ad
visor; Kitty ) Hurra, rharlty;
Jean Slewert. hoe; Shirley Kr
win, faith; janln Hunt, love;
I'am Hushes, religion; Jill pad
iMrir, nature; Linda Orwli k. Im
mortality; Mary I'leiee. fidelity;
Christine Munkt-r. patriotism;
Cynthia Smith, service; I.vnn
Key, outer obM-rvcr; Judy Ny
man. confidential olcrer: Jen
n III'.,-, rmi sir I. m, and Kathy
Melhy. choir director.
Crowning ceremonies followed
the Installation a Barbara's
twin klsdra. Kareit and Kathy
presented lo-r with her crown.
'Die new worthy advisor then
Introduce members of lier fam
ily, that Included her parents
and her tdnter and her grand
mothera. Mr. Snoda Wake and
Mra. Lucille Wllnm. She alio
Introduced Mra. Paul llclnrhh
Mra. Floyd Jones. Mra. Ilob
Jonen, It.iy Williamson, worship
ful master of the Ileppner Ma
sonic lodire; Mra. trowel I (Inb
lle. worthy matron of Kuth
Chapter No. 32. Order of Ka stern
Star; Rainbow Iniard member;
Mm. Marjorle Worden. Mra. Torn
HuKhea and Mra. Clarence Baker.
Assisting In the kltrhcn and
at tlie tea table were Mra. Snxla
Hlake. Mra. Lucille Wilson. Mra.
Mar)ork Worden, Mrs. I'aul
llelnrlch. Mm. Joe Wrlk'ht and
Mra. Wilbur Van Hlokland.
Iilue Irla arranged In milk
clas vaaes a long with blue
tapers In milk glass candle
holders Braced the tea table that
wiia covered with a white lace
tablecloth over blue linen
cloth.
fhona iresm
Von Schuiack-Fenton
Wedding Set June 20
The- marrUee of MUs Lll.by
n MiioiHk. Ileppner, am.
Mephen rcnton. Salem, will !
oeiiuiled at a nuptial mail
ar M, i'atrlik'a Catholic rhurrh
on Saturday, June 2H The rcr
rmony will Mart at ll;tl a in..
wnn a reception following in the
cnurcri parirt nan.
Tlie couple and imrenta of th
bride clet. Mr. ami Mis. Ane'v
van M-noiaiK. lake th a mean
of rttendlng a cordial Invltafi n
to all friend and relalK. In
he area to attend the weddlr.e
aim reitption.
Hoth vounj! iH-ople plan to re
enter Oregon State L'nlvi rally
nei ran. where Mr. fen ton will
timplcte his aenlor year in hul-
neaa admlnUtrallon and Mlas
Van S hotark w ill continue as a
junior in her ma In home ec
onomic.
Friends Compliment
New Bride at Shower
Party at Warren Home
Claamatea who graduated In
lWi with Mr. Charle tllclty
Howl flalley honored her With
a bridal ahower laat Wednexday
evenlnir at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Warren
A pay parasol aloni; with a
tteautlful bride doll graced the
gift table that was laden with
rniiny lovely gift.
The liosli-wt, ,tr. Jim Devine.
M'nitl a moldeil aalad with
coffee and punch to the cuffcts
that Included Mr. Lynda Dun
lap, Mr. Ijirrv Simmon. Mr.
Itoger I'almer. Mr. I!ay Ilalley, i
Mra. t.thel Hone. Diane and Lin
da Warren.
Tlie H.illey wedding wa an
event of May . at the Meth-
fniui rhurrh in The Dalle. The
bride U the daughter of Mrs
F.thel Kie and Mr. and Mr
Hay Bailey are the parents of
the groom. The couple Is a
home In Ileppner.
Three New Members
Initiated Into OES
Mr. and Mrs. Cadi Soryntt of
Salem were house gucMs laat
week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Wurren.
Mr. and Mrs. Claranc Warren.
Dennis, Diane and Linda, left
Sunday for a work of clam dig
ging in the Seaside, Depoo Bay
urea.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Abram and
Ray Williamson were Initiate!
Monday evening Into the Older
of FaMern Star, Kuth Chapter
No. 32, at the Masonic hall. Mrs.
Lowell Cribble, worthy matron,
preMdcd at the meeting and the
initiation.
Men officers of the order pre
pared and served strawberry
ahortcake to those present. In
charge of the rcfreshmei.t were
Dxn Turner, worthy patron; Ol
iver Creswirk, associate worthy
patron, and Lowell dribble, sen
tine!.
Guasts over Decoration Day
week-end at the home or Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Hayden were
close friends, Mrs. Margaret
Phelps of Zenith, Wn., and Mrs.
Vivian Ball of Portland.
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Many Win Prizes
At Annual Episcopal
Birthday Card Party
The il pu , f iarUh hall wn
the tuviut Saturday afteri.ixtn, of
the annual All Saint' FplM-opal
I'lrtti'lay card party, when some
40 women ei.loyed an afternoon
of hildi'e and Mm hie play.
Mr. C. C. t armlriiari won
flrt prize f'r the hltrhent bridge
wore arid Mi. Teil Smith wa
Mfn high Mr. Itoti nbb
tallied the hU'h plnoihle Mure
with Mr Tom llualnn hohilnx
second. Ifr pruev were won
by Mrs. tlrar Mckeron and
Mr lloli liusi like.
Two lart'e arianireinent of
IM'iinle and Iris graced the hall
for the annual affair. Dainty
aprlni! flowers In bul vasea dec
orated each of the card tables
l iiion hlffot) ake with
lemon fllllntf and lnp'cl with
meringue was served with lof
fin arul tea.
HukteMics for the afternoon
were Mr. Bernard Damon, Mrs
i:iin-r l-rry and Mr. Herman
Winter. The kitchen rommlUee
oonaihted of Mrs. Winn CrUt
Mr. ltb Mahoney, Mm. Forrest
liurkenblne and Mrs. Jim Myers.
Many Enjoy Outdoor
Barbecue on Sunday
Honoring D. Greenup
Approximately 90 iieople eath-
red at the fairgrounds Sunday
ftcrnoon to honor Ion Greenup,
recently named "Father of the
Year" winner for Morrow county
by the Morrow County Crrw
fivllc and Livestock Growers
aftMxIatlon.
A.thouch a bit windy, ateaks
and hamburger were cooked In
rwird time at the outdoor "IJo
It -Yourself barlK-cue by the
many young and old cooks, with
everyone eating at the tables
In the fair annex by 6 pin.
Dinner was followed by the
presenting of a hand stamped
twit to the honored guest by
Mr. Hon Currln. (owlb lle ores!
dent, and the presentation of
a banner, made by Mrs. Larry
Lindsay, lo the nponsorlng 4 II
club. The banner with the name,
"Hoof ami Horn Livestock Club
will be used by the club at
fair and show, starting with
the Wheat League Show at The
Dalles.
Also as part of the program.
a film from the Union I'aciflc
Railroad on entile production
and processing from the range
to the super market was shown-
Invitation Extended
To Furlonn Reception
Tha golden wedding annlver
aary of Mr. and Mia. Scott Fur
long will le oirw-rved at a nub
lit reception at the i:plMjpal
parUh hall Mimlay. Jurw 1 1
from 2:00 to urn. Arrange-
merit are being made by their
son In law ami daughter, Mr
arxt Mr. Verlln Matthew
Alt friend a tut relative are
Invited to come and extend their
rreeilng lo Ine honored couole.
who have lived all their married
year In this area and Mill be
happy to renew old acquaint
amea.
Circus Theme Used
At Birthday Party
Three-year-old Barbara Beth
Devine and her two-year-old
brother. Coleman Joe. children
of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Devine, were
honored with a Joint birthday
party at their home on Tuesday
morning.
The toddlers and their little
guests enjoyed their cake and
Ice cream amid decorations
earning out a circus theme. Mrs.
Devine served a merry-go-round
cake to Mrs. Delbert riper, Mark
nd Janette: Mrs. Ralph Mar-
latt, Stve and Joedy: Mrs. Ber
nard Damon, John and Mark,
and Troy Simmons.
Annual Co-op Picnic
lanned for Tuesday
Members of the Lexington Co
op Auxiliary will attend the an
nual Pendleton Oram Orowers
Auxiliary picnic at the home of
Mrs. Jack Saerlson near rilot
Rock on Tuesday, June 16. It is
exacted that all auxiliaries in
this area will be represented
and will combine to put on a
display and demonstration of I
craft arts which they have had
as projects through the year.
A potluck picnic will be served
at noon, and door prizes will
bo given.
Mrs. Ewing Hynd, chairman,
may be contacted to answer
questions members may have In
regard to attending the picnic.
Group Entertained
At Pinochle Party
Mrs. Jim Devine entertained
with a pinochle party In her
home last Thursday evening. The
score tames revealed that Mrs.
Pat Cutsforth held high score.
Mrs. Elmer Berry, second high,
and low score went to Mrs.
Doyle Key. Mrs. Delmer Buschke
won the traveling pinochle prize.
Mrs. uevine served frozen
strawberry fluff with coffee and
tea to her guests. They were, In
aaaiuon to those alreadv men-
tloned, Mrs. Ralph Marlatt, Mrs.
Larry Simmons, Mrs. Darrell
McLachlan. Mrs. Chuck Pheetev.
jurs. K.ennetn cutsrorth, Mrs.
Delbert Piper and Mrs. Lert Ray
oenwarz.
Out-of-town Guests
Visit Mrs. Parker
Overnight guests Saturday at
me nome or Mrs. ixyal R. Parker
were Mr. and Mrs. John. r.
Clouston of Portland. On Sun
day thev visited with rlat I VPS
m Atnena and Stanfield, and
also attended the 50th annlver
sary reception in Hermiston for
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Scott. Mrs.
Scott is a cousin of Mrs. Parker
and Mrs. Clouston.
Other recent visitors at the
Parker home were Mr. and Mrs.
Adoiph Heyden, Stanfield; Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Devin. Condon:
Mrs. George McDo n a 1 d and
children, Leann and Cameron of
Omaha, Nebr., and Mr. and Mrs.
George Hanei of Mt. Hood.
The Wayne Harsin familv re-
turned Monday from a week
end trip to Baker and La Grande,
where they visited friends and
relatives and attended the wed
ding of Mr. Harsin's nephew,
Ron Harsin, and Miss Judy Ra-1
mey, both of La Grande.
Suzanne O'Donnell
Has Birthday Party
Suzanne O'Donnell, daughter
o Mra. Ila UDonnell. was hon
ored on her fourth birthday at
party rt her home last Wed
nesday, rrlend and their
mothers were present. Including
Mrs, Colleen Snow. Sheila and
Troy: Mr. Gladys Romberg and
Todd; Tana Berry; Wanda Boy-
er; Robin iiver; and Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Brio.
Suzanne received some nice
glfta and all the children en
Joyed her birthday cake. Ice
cream and punch.
tsaoklng for mlraeorraph iten-
clla? The Gazette-Times has
them for sale, including special
church bulletin style.
Grandsons Graduate? Hr-yrwf cAirrrt-TiMcs. TwdT. u n, i4
Mrs. Gcrtson Attends
Mrs. Clara Gcrtson attended
graduation exercises for two
grandsons during the pat week.
(in Thursday, June 4, ahe was
present vtliro tier grafidn.
Mihae An born, rreeived M
diploma from Crater High m hool
at Central I'olnt.
She was also In Corvalllt Fun
lay when tier oldest grandson,
William (ge Anliorn, reeiiv-
ed hi engineering degree from
Oregon fciate University.
Both young men ar sons of
her aon In law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. C W. I Irene
lira men Anhorn of Central
I'olnt. The family has two other
sons and on daughter.
Member is Honored
With Stork Shower
A pink and blue shower In
horn of Mr. James HUder-
brand wa held last Wednesday
evening at the Methodist church.
following a regular monthly
meeting of the Women a boc-
Uty cf Christian Service.
A stork hovering over a bass
inette, along with an arrange
ment of pink columbine and
pink tapers, d orated the gift
able.
Mrs. Mary Bryant and Mra.
Madge Bryant served coffee and
cookies to the 17 women present
J for the occasion.
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