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sooefy
tOT ftARSIN. tdiloi
Supper and Party
Aids Eye Clinic
All unprecedented venture uf
lha lal 13 ks proved hlgtily
successful last Wednesday even
ing whrn Xiiiu Ifci htxh turn
ed out (r the benefit utt
ml card iy, wlih tweeds
golni l Hi Flks' Fy t "llnlr
charitable project of the local
lodge
In charge tf the buffet supper
arrangements were Mm. Wallace
Wolff. Mr. Mandiall Lovgren
ml Mr. lrrrll lllwr. Scrv.
Ing were Mrs- Stscey FiVgren
nil Mr. Ut Hum hke. Mrm. (.Un
Ward. Mr. Pat O'Htlcn. Mr,
llene Wyman and Mr, ami Mr
IJene Orwhk were in charge of
lh ticket sale.
Tallying high smite fur the
many table of luldj-e ami pi
th" hie In play were: For tr ll
Jim Drlncrdf. Mr. Jim lMu-olI
and Harlan Mi-Curdy, Jr. Pinoch
le winner were Mr, Ola Hug
gle. Mls Carolyn ItcrgMrotii
and Mr, Wallrr Beckett. Four
door prize winner Included Mr.
John llergstrom. Mr. 5eorge
Snyder. Mr. Mrj'ie Worden
and Jim Farley.
Lodge officer wive handled
the card party preparations.
Nerd extra cash? Sell unused
Item amund your idar with
a GaretteTlmes rlaMlfled ad
(ontiiuj Cixnls
SATURDAY, Merembef SI
ChrUtmoa OpBla. window
uMini coateat. IimU tot th
kid. Santa will aitlva at I
HON OAT. Haeembar 30
Chamber of Commerce, Wayoa
WhMl, moon.
Order of Laittra liar. Masenia
ball. I pjn.
TUtSDAY. Dwmbi I
Dale Caineale Court, tliat
session, pi .copal paiLh ball.
7i JO Ma,
Wranglers. Wrangler dub bouse.
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WCDNLSDAT. Dwnbn 1
Junior Chamber el Commerce.
Joycee ball, 1p.m.
Odd fallows. IOOT ball, I PM.
THURSDAT. December 3
(tor opt i ml at a. noon.
Elks' Lodiaa' Nlqht. Elk, tarn
pl. dinner at 30 pan.
Lutherans Schedule
Thanksgiving Meet
Annual traditional Thanks
riving lav worship will oe at
Valbv Lutheran rhurrh at 10
a m. Thursday, the Itev. Kenneth
Itohlnson. pastor, announce.
"All are cordially Invited to
erea their gratitude to (iod for
the blcmlngs we have received
a Individual and a natiun,"
the Hev. Itobinaun ld.
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MISS JOANN MAHOW
December Wedding
Planned by Couple
Mi. Maalrto Mlwn of Klein
remitly annoururd the enaue
Hunt of her daughter. JoAnn, li
Aaron StuMdrficld. iwrn of Mr.
and Mr. Kmy Wutdilrfield of
Walla Walla. Ml Mahon 1 the
erandtlautiter ol Mr. and Mr.
Sam MiUaniel and of Mr. Joe
Mahon. and th freat grand
daughter of Mr. Maude Rout
ton Kh viMtta freiuentlv With
restive In the llardman and
llt-ppner area.
A public wedding I planned
for Saturday. Iecmbcr 2.. at
4 p m. In the Elgin tliunh of the
Naarcne.
Mis Mahon 1 a 1CV) cradu
ate of Kljrln Idch M-ttool and at
tended a dental aanlKtants'
fehool In Portland. She la em
ployed a dental awitntant at the
lilrvh Street Walla Walla clinic.
Ttiey will make their home
neai walla Walla, where Mr.
Stubblefield I employed as a
correctional officer at the Wash
ington State Irion-
Joint Party Honors
Two Raymond Sisters
Friday, the 13th. wa a joyful
and happy day for IMana and
lHnna Kavmond at they cele
brated their ninth and eighth
birthday, respectively, at a
Joint party at the home of their
parent. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Kavmond. Thirteen youngsters
trathered after school to play In
dKr name and w-lsh them
"happy birthday." Two cakes,
decorated In the shae of Mickey
and Minnie Mouse, were served
with le cream by their mother,
after the openlne of eifts.
Attending were Norene Cecil,
Machelle Mattalr. Tony Toll,
Lolita Marquardt. Joyce Mar
ouardt, David McLarhlan, Bobby
Todd. Mary Henry. rhillip.
Jnmes and Susan Raymond, Jac
sides the honored guests, Diana
and Donna.
IF YOU need a rubber stamp for
any purpose, call at the Gazette-Times
office. All styles of
type, all sizes of stamps avail
able promptly.
PTA Program Shares
Talks by Principals
With Honor Ceremony
llUlard flrottn and (iordon
I'rall, llrppner elementary and
Mth ach4 principal, were
gue 'kri at an Informative
tfi well aMendrrl rr.crtlnj of
the llrppner 1TA laot Wedne.
day evening
fbitn diMiied the lmpirtance
of an effective tudent tea her
rrlaliornrfilp, whereby Individual
atudrnt peraonallty and matur
ity difference may be given
irf 11 cni (deration through
cxHincilinr and serate lntruc
lion. Mr. Itrown alw gave an ex
planation of bow reading I cur
rently bring taught In the lower
elementary grade.
Mine llepner hUrh io atu
dent were Initiated Into the Na
tional Honor S tety, as part of
the evening program. In an lm
prrwdve candlelight ceremony,
led by Stuart Dirk, local chapter
r evident. ,
Initiates, who have maintain
ed at l-at a 300 grade average,
were Margaret Mark.. Shirley
Frwln, fcrna Winchester, Steve
Warren. Mark Murray. Joan
Stoikard. lAivid Matheny. Jean
Stewert and Urenda Voung.
Mr. Paul Bnmn announced
Plans fi a college accredited
beginner' drawing courne In the
spring. At least 14 persons are
lu-edcd to complete the exten
sion class and anyone desiring
further lnfjrmtlori may con
tact IMUrd Brown.
Rhea Creek Grange
Home Economics Club
Reelects Officers
Mrs. Ben Anderson presided at
the Wovember meeting of the
Rhea Creek Grange Home Eco
nomics club, held Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Walter Wright,
beginning with a pot luck lunch
eon that was followed by a
business meeting In the after
noon. Election of officers on the
buvines agenda was modified
through unanimous decision of
the club members to retain the
present officers, who are Mrs.
lien Anderson, chairman; Mrs.
Orlan Wright, vice chairman,
and Mrs. Walter Wright, secretary-treasurer-
There will be no regular Do
cemoer meeting, but the annual.
Christmas party U planned for
Sunday, December 20, at the
Grange hall, beginning at 1 p.m.
There will be a potluck dinner
followed by a Christmas pro
gram and gift exchange. Each
family is requested to contri
bute a number to the program.
Attending this month's meet
ing were Mrs. Dean Graves, Mrs.
Harold Wright, Mrs. Barton
Clark, Mrs. Ronald Haguewood,
Mrs Ben Anderson. Mrs. Elmer
Palmer, Mr. t.and Mrs. Ray
Wright. Mrs. Tom Huston, Mrs.
Ortan Wright, Mrs. Ned Clark.
Mrs. Ray Drake. Mrs. Mary
Wright, Mrs. Evelyn Farrens,
Miss Marilyn Bergstrom and the
hoftess, Mrs. Walter Wright
The January meeting will be
held Thursday. January 21. at
the home of Mrs. Ray Wright
j Stork Shower Party
l Honors Mrs. Mahoney
I Mr. Rob Mahoney was com
ollmrnteit hv friend at the
ikiiii-M Kollrion home Friday
teverilng. November 13. with
pink and blue shower party. As
uilng Mr. Kulleton w her
la ... . . . . . t i ..-If t m
naujrnier, mr. ircnir Dan.. i.
link fall f iwrr were used
in decorating the rooms where
i'ur-ala oarlleloatrd In tjlavlntf
appropriate game, and prize
awarded me winner, winy
lovely gifts were opened by the
t..-w.ml tunl aflf-r which the
ioiteMM- served refreshments of
salad and hot rolls.
Thone attending were Mrs.
Phil Mahoney, mother-in-law of
i ha honoree. Mrs. Clint Me-
Quarrie, Mr. Ixwell Cribble,
Mr. Archie nan. .r., wr. rai
fir Indie, Mr. Ned (lark. Mr. J.
W. Norene, Mrs. Bob Webb, Mrs,
LaVerne Van Marter, Jr.. Mrs.
Beth Flack. Mr. Herb Ekstrom,
Jr. Mr. Bernara uamon. ir.
I1 Sthaffiti. Mr. Harry O'Don-m-Jl.
Mr. Bib Jones. Mrs. Har
lan MrCurdv. Mrs. Mahoney,
Mrs. Ball and Mrs. FulJeton.
Mrs. Abrams Hostess
At Bookworm Meet
Mrs. Bob Abrams was hostess
to the Bookworm when they
convened recently at hi-r home
to hear Mrs. Harold Beckett re
view a humorous novel by Tay
lor Caldwell entitled. "Grand
mother and the Priests." The
book, with its setting In Eng
land, recounted the experiences
of 11 priests who related them
to an elderly lady at dinner par
ties In her home to which she
had Invited them at different
times.
The hostess served lemon
chiffon pie to those attending.
Mrs. Beckett, Mrs. J. O. Turner.
Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. Lucy
Peterson, Mrs. Harold Erwln and
Mrs. Ted Smith.
KEPfNEIt GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Wc ember 2. IS 4
Lodge Dinner Brings Out Large Gathering,
Kate J. Young Lodge No. 20
i,l iti twirre i,l Honor Protec
tive AwrUiiun held Its annual
Thanknglvlnjr dinner Saturday
evening at the First ChrUtlan
church. Approximately 73 mem
bers, their famine ana guesi
en loved the bountiful meal and
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Lucille rarrisn. presioeni,
welcomed those present and In
trrx,.jr(. the after dinner speak
ers. Mrs. Clara B. Ortson spoke
on her travel and experience
as president of Oregon Fraternal
Congress and Mrs. Bill Fana,
past state president and present
secretary of the local lodge.
spoke on activities of ine pasi
year.
Ministers of the area, repre
senting the various church af
filiation of the member. wrr
among Invited guest. iTMrr.t
were Father Bruce spencer. h
gave the invocation; Itev. ami
Mr. Melvln Dlson; Rev. nt
Vita, Len Fallback and Kev. nl
Mr. trl Howard.
Entertainment waa furnUheu
by Robert Lowe who showed,
films of his recent trip to Kng
land. Hostesses were Mr. Carl
King, Mrs. Prudy Casrbeer and
Mrs. Parrlsh. Decorations wer
by Mm. Soward. and preparing
the turkey and trimming er
Mr. Ed Gonty. Theta Stratton
and Mrs. Alice McCabe.
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