Formal Dance Sat,
Dy Rainbow Assembly
Itgth An..lv No VI Order
of lUlnUrw It Mill n-
Its annual ( hrUlrna formal
Ihla Halurdty. liwroiUr ;it al
ttv He.oref OOF hall.
Aiimun Mill i ii .mi in-r
n and Hi. dartre Mill be
Pin until 1 ia
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from
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday. DKtmUr 24. IK4
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Reception at Portland Idaho Girl to Wed
Trll the advertiser ViU MW It
In the Cart tte Time.
Rhea Grange Families
Gather for Annual
Christmas Festivities
In st'lte tf the rktrrme Mealh
ee arut tK Krnru r! some
V) tK-rri attended the annual
Ithea (ink Cuni'D thrlstmas
I ally, held Sunday afternoon In
lit iaange nan
A family program of reading,
an claming and ballet darv-lng
rarois, several Yuietiue piano
srlet-tlons and a gift rsrhange
MIMed a delirious turkey it
luik dinner, served from table
gaily decorated Mllh Christina
landlr arid greenery.
Much tu the enjoyment f the
youngster. Santa Man there t
make note of their hrUtma
Ml'hea.
Mimi Marilyn llergrorn and
Mr. Ortan Wright handled
! many of the arrangement for
restive ar
the
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afternoon.
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0 Cho'tlmoi meuoge
ef Joy ond pogt lo oil.
ANDERSON'S
BUILDERS
SUPPLY
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Wcddinq Reception
Planned for Couple
Mr. and Mr. Aihle I'ndN
arc In .Salem thU wnk to at ten
the wedding of Mm. I'adlerg's
daughter, Mary F.velyn Turker to
(Gordon l-e Himn of Woolt)urn
ion Wednesday evening at Trin
ity Methodist c hurch
The family and friend are
holding a ublk retention for
the t-ouple at First Methodist
hurth In lleppner Saturday
evening. January 2. at M p m.,
with friend Invited to attend.
(fomituj Cvvnls
THURSDAY. December 24
ChrUtmaa Eva. no SoroptlmUt
meetina.
SATURDAY. December 24
Rainbow Cuts' annual Christ.
maa formal. I OOF hall. 9 pun.
until i a.ra.
MONDAY. Dtctmbtr 21
Chamber f Commerce. Wagon
Wheel, noon.
Order ol Eastern Star. Masonic
hall pja,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
December 29. 30
Condon Invitational Basketball
Tournament, Condon high
school qrm.
WEDNESDAY. December 30
Odd Fellows. lOOr hall. I jxm.
THURSDAY. December 31
SotoptlmUt, Hotel Grill, noon.
Elk' Mew Teors Eve Party.
dancing from 10 P-m break
fait at 1
all
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Of
GIRJE ETI3STG- S
With the hope that jour Chriitmif
be a joyoui one, go out very belt wiihei.
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Service Work of Club
ncludes Gift Sharing
During Yule Season
(liriHtmaa wai ohnerved at the
regular luncheon meetlnir, of the
SoroptlmUt club laxt Tliursday
noon. A rert wai heard from
Mm. Fred 1'arrlsh. aervlce ohject.
Iven rhalrman. on the aendin? ft
a ChrlKtmaa Ikix of toy and rifts
to needy mother and her fanv
II V In the Doardman area. Dona
tion were made to the State
Hospital Christmas fund, and
Christmas dinners Mill be pro
vided bv the club for aome of the
loeal single men. She also report
ed sending the book "Oreron
Desert" to the sister rlub In Tarn.
worth, Kncland. as a Christmas
Klft.
Kmphasls on the Importance
of keeping the old fashioned
spirit of Christmas In the home
Mas hrouRht to the attention of
memlx-rs by Mrs. Loyal Parker
a Khe read the booklet by I'eter
Marshall. 'L-t's K-p ChrUt
mas." Those present then told of
a favorite family custom that
they enjoyed In ihelr homes In
early years or continue to ob
serve. A box of small cactus plants,
received by the club from one or
Its members. Mrs. U-ta Thomas
now In Arizona, was opened and
distributed as Rifts to thoxc pre
sent, i
The regular meeting of this
Meek was cancelled, but Mill re
sume at noon next Thursday,
Deember 31. i
Two senior guests from Hep
pner lllch school present for the
December 10 meeting Mere Mla
sea Kathy Kay and Jill tline.
Aids Memorial Fund
The Busy Needles 4 H club
had a meeting December 8 at
Mrs. Spohn's home. Mrs. Holtz
took us out. We decided to put i
three dollars Into the hither Kir
mis Memorial fund. We M-ere to
meet again December 15.
Frances Wiley, reporter
Mrs. Lucy Peterson spent last
weekend m Astoria vlsltln
with her mother. Mrs. Fran
Spittle, who was very seriously
111 In the hospital there. A short
time after returning home. Mrs
Peterson received word that her
mother had passed away on Fri
day.
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J, Jfutaide Season J
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Home of George Krebs
Honors Anniversary
Mr, and Mrs, Oorge Krebs of
Portland. Mere honored Sunday.
Ik-rernbrr 1.1. with an oien
hoijite reception at their home In
oliwrvaix e of On lr 4MI wedding
anniversary.
&orr lull friends and relatives
Mere on hand to compliment the
Krrbi at the reception given for
irierrt by their cniidren. Mr and
Mrs. Laurence Herman, Walla
Walla; Mr, and Mrs. Marlon
KreU. It-wlrg, ar., Mr. and
Mrs. Don Fvana of l!crtner.
Mr, and Mrs. Krebs Mere mar
ried In lleppner 45 ears ago and
ranched In Cecil until moving to
ivrtiand In lW. They, however,
retain Interests In lb vicinity.
vveqoing Dens rugnilirrtted the
lovely decorations on the large
sheet cake that was served
Mlth coffee and punch to quests
by a sinter-In law of Mr. Krehs,
Mrs. Henry Kr-bs of Arlington.
Pouring were two sUters of
Krebs. Mr. Itiy llurnt. Arlln.
ton. and Mrs. Lena Sornmerfeldr i
of I "on land. Attending the guest I
biok Ma th hnnwed couple I
rranrtuaughtcr. l!n i Eddin.
ton of Walla Walla.
Arrangements of pink earns.
tlon and silver leave were cen
tered. along Mllh nlnk tatM-r i,n
the lace covered serving table.
When you Patronize Cari.
Timet advertUM-rs. you halo
makw a better p-lx-r. Tell them
you saw It in the Gazette-Tlme
J. Privctt Next Week
Mr, and Mrs. Fl II Ytnne of
BUe, Idaho, ref ntly announced
the engagement and coming
marriage of Mrs. Yenr' daugh
ter. Mla Frances Jo Carter, to
John iTivrtt. tfn of Mr. and Mra,
C. II. Prlvett of lleppcier.
Marriage vnw Mill he ex
changed Wednesday, IWerntH-r
. at 2 o'clock In St. John'e
Cathedral t hapel. kth and Hay
Mreeta, in poiw. Idaho.
Friends and rrlatjvrs are tx
tended a cordial Invitation to
attend.
The couple plans to live In
lleppner following their marrt
age, Mhere the groom Is employ
ed by the U. S. Forest Service.
Mr. iTlvett Ma a member of the
graduating class of lleppner
nigh school in JVM,
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Good
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srfiiea for yeet
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BELTS, 5 to 9 lb 43c lb.
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Smoked Hams 89c
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