MCrPNEl GAZCTTC -TIMES. Thursday. December II IMS
lone Organizations Hold Yule Meetings
ION The Home Economics .vice chairman. Mr. Lee Falmer;
Dub of Willow Grange inrl
Friday, December 17, at the
home of Mr. Lee Palmer with
Mr. Marlon Palmer assUting. A
drlidiHi steak potluck dtnnrr
mii served la 15 member.
Ms K. C, lleliker Installed
the following officer for VA:
chairman. Jdr. Marian Palmer;
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Peace on Earth,
Gcxd Will
Toward Men.
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Anderson's Builder
Supply
secretary; Mr. Arthur DaUell;
land treasurer. Mr. IW-rl Aker.
Mr. Itershal Townsend. retir
ing chairman, presented lovely
Sift lo each of her officers and
nlon sponges to each member.
The club planned a Watch
Partv U New Year Ee at the
Cranee HnH There will t-e a
potluck supper at 6 0t prru, fo.
lowed by same and rant. Any-
one interested U Invited to Join
In the evening' fun.
A drawing ai made on tick
rts sold on a pillow and lunch
rkuh. Mr. Harvey Ring received
the beautiful pillow and Mr.
M. y Cotter won the lovely
lum-h rloth.
Member drew name for sec
ret for the coming year,
and an exchange of sifts was
enkned.
Mr, James Lindsay and Mr.
M. II Cotter will be hostesses
for the next meeting on Friday.
January 21.
lone Rainbow Assembly No.
89 entertained their parents at
a Christmas party following the
regular meeting on Monday
evening. A Christmas program
was peeented under the direc
tion of Mrs. Omar Kietmann. ad
visory board member. Chcrllyn
Smouse, worthy advisor, was
accompanist on the piano for
several Christmas songs sung by
the group and for her mother.
Mrs. Kenneth Smouse. who
played two selections on her vi
olin. The girls also gave sever
al readings and a short dramat
ic sketch with a religious theme.
Santa Claus appeared at the
end of the program and pre
sented each girl with a gift.
ach parent was also given a
Ittle ceramic Santa mug filled
with candy.
Refreshments were served In
the dining room, which was
MtX milt ilfPF I) IZf tl gaily decorated in the Christmas
motif. Mr. Berl Akers and Mr.
Kenneth Smu poured punch
and coffee. The social commit
tee for the evening was Torea
Tucker, Bonnie Akers, Linda
N it-hot, and Bonnie Morgan as
sisted by Mr. Roy V. L! nos
trum, tioard member.
installation ceivmonlea (or
lone Lodge No. IS Af I AM
were held at the Masonic Hall
last Wednesday evening.
Charles O'Connor was Install
ed as worshipful master. Serv
ing with him will tte Lewis
llalvorm-n as senior warden
Berl Akers. Junior warden; Leo
Crabtrce. secretary, and Roy W
Lindstom. treasurer. Other an
pointlve officer for the
term are Rev. Walter B. Crow
ell. chaplain; James Harnett,
senior deacon: llene Rictmann.
Junior deacon; Walter Jacob,
marshal; Herbert 1-kstrom. Jr.
senior steward; Herbert Eks
trom. Sr, Junior steward; nad
Omar Kietmann, tylcr.
Oscar Peterson was Installing
officer for the ceremony and
was assisted by Paul Pettyjohn.
Sr.. as marshal and John lYoud
foot as chaplain. The newly in
stalled maslor presented a past
masters pin to Walter Jacobs,
Junior past master, In apprecia
lion far his year's work.
Families Enjoy Annual
Union Christmas Party
A very successful Christmas
pageant was presented by all
the church school classes at the
United Church of Christ on Sun
dav evening. Following the pro
gram a large group of parents
and young people went caroling
around town.
Those attending the program
and the group of carolers were
served cookies, chocolate, and
coffee In the social rooms by
Mrs. Marlon Palmer. Mrs. Earl
McCabe, Mrs. James Lindsay,
and Mrs. David Kietmann. Thev
decorated the tables with can-
dies and greens. Mrs. James Bar
nett decorated the sanctuary for
the Christmas service.
Chairmen for the program were
Mrs. Robert Rictmann. Mrs. Bill
Kietmann. Mrs. Leland McKin
ney, and Mrs. David Rictmann.
Mrs. F. T. Martin was organist.
T VIRGINIA KELSO
K1NZUA The annual Christ
mas party sponsored by luteal
I'nion ;-! A F of I, was held
Friday evening at the Klnrua
school, K L. Adam was chair
man. asUtc! by the Women
Auxiliary vt the Union.
The evening started with bis-
kelball games between lh
Duke and King with the Kink's
winning bv a score of 2.1 to 2.
The second game was between
Fathers and Sons with the Son
winning .H) to 29. Thirty-eight
bova participated from grade
lour through eight. The twys
were coached by Milt Boring.
Santa Claus. better known as,
Ray Coily, greeted all the
youngster In the first grade
room and treats were handed
out to 173 youngster. Coffee
and cookies were served to the
adults and this was in charge
of Mrs. O. L. Adam.
Business visitor to Condon
Monday afternoon were Becky
chroeder and Miaron Kelso.
Mr. and Mrs. HaroKl William
son of Prlnevtlle spent Sunday
evening here with Mr. and Mrs.
Alet Campbell and Andrea and
attended the Christmas program
at trie church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heldlage and
daughter left Monday for Hood
River whore they will spend the
holidays with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. David Sitton
and Debbl of Spokane arrived
here Sunday to spend a few
davs with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sitton and daughters.
Troy Carey, who Is stationed
In the Virgin Islands with the
U. S. Navy, arrived home Thurs
dav to spend the Christmas hoi
idays with his family.
Mr. and Airs. Jlggs Bowman
nd daughter Cindy and Mrs
Derral Bird were business visit
ors to Heppner Wednesday.
Mrs. John Meadows and Mr.
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JLurlng this beautiful time of the year, we
tend you and yours glad Christmas greetings
and wish you all the blessings of the season.
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one Rietmann's Hard war,
Ph. 422-7211
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To Live Music
Friday, Saturday
Nights
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HEPPNER
Phone 676-8997
Jlggs Bowman went to Pvndle.
tort last Monday night to meet
Mr. Meadows who had been In
Tulsa. Oklahoma, to visit his
father who was aerlotuly ill. Mr.
Meadow had flown hi plane
to Oklahoma and enroute home
was grounded and hod l leave
hi plane at Raw tin. Wyoming
and continued home by train.
The Camp 3 Women card
club had it regular meeting
last Wednesday at the Camp &
Community Hall with Helen
iToieii a nwMe. uigh was
won by Carol NorrU. low bv
iAum rerrei. ami floating ty
Marie Hulett and Linda Warn
er. Other puving were Jean
MeitliH-k. lU-tty Murdotk. Namy
nawK. Marie icnoton. Juilv Nor
rls. Barbara Mortlmore, and
Joannie Howrll.
Rustv Medlock and sons John
and Mike were business and
shopping visitor to Heppner
itaturuay.
Home from school for the hol
iday are Warren Mtad, Becky
Schroeder. Sharon Mabe. Vlckl
wnwn, and Joan Browning
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortl
more and family were In IVrt
land Saturday for business.
shopping, and medical care for
'
Mr. Mortlmore.
The Klnrua Womens rlub had
Ita annual CluUtma party and
gift esrhange Thurtav aftrr
tuNn at the kitchen, riecret pals
were revealed and new ones
drawn for The lematn.l.r
of the after nmm was x-nt play
ing game for traveling piUe.
The ftoutdedeck card club was
entertained Wednesday evening
with Mr Vonnle Browning at
hoMrta High was wtn l.y Marge
Akher. low. and fhtating by Vir
ginia Krlo and the kd
tloating tv Klna Wecm Oth
er playing were VI bilnkard.
Rita Bowman, Rita Conlee, 111-
n Wright. Virginia wiioo.
Kalhrvn riaca. MarJ Borlnf.
and Uly May N'Utad.
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ristmns
Ma oil Iht Joyi of
aaoson be you ft
in grtot obvnJoncef
GRAY'S SADDLERY
NICK and JOHN
and Families
3jr JAe tr usM
"Zf trimmed, ornamtntt
7 are flimmering, SanJa'i
I ice ni teUhti jor off A IVJf
bftt of Christmas. flS '
Vt art happy to know an J J ' Jr
i to urvt you. r7 rA-
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Times change, but the
good old-fashioned
spirit of
Christmas goes
on forerer. and
so do our hearty,
wish for your
happiness, and our
earnest thanks for
your friendly good will.
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The
-A.t this joyful season, may there come
to every heart a glad renewal of the warming spirit
of peace and good will. May we all be richly blessed, as we
rcdedicate ourselves to the glorious message of the first Christmas.
HELEN and WES SHERMAN
Rod and Meg
ARNOLD RAYMOND
BILL SHERMAN
REGGIE PASCAL
BILL STOCKARO
JIM SHERMAN