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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1966)
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. November 24. 1966 RADIANT SIGNS that glow In! OFFICE SUTTUES, typewriters. the dark full variety of ml ccllaneous si ens lor all pur poses, 25c. Now on hand at Gazette-Times office. tfc adding machines sales and service In Heppner reuiariy. Standard Office Equipment. Call Gazette-Times, 6T6-JC2S MORROW COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS CALENDARS ARE HERE Call At The Office In Lexington To Get Yours 14 1 More Fun, Always... At the TWO Sparkling New in SALEM 112 Rooms In EUGENE 15G Rooms FhskMSUflB lOTtl JAWS HAVt USTAUMAJfTS WITH l-HOJX COFFti tHOTt Murrays Photo Dept. has been expanded and a new line added LOOK! DON'T BUY any other make, model or brand until you see the newest and best camera line in town . . . Priced for everyone's pocket book. We'll give you a FREE roll of color film $125 value with this NEW INSTANT-LOADING AGFACOIDR 3 CAMERA OUTFIT ISOFlASIi- RAPID C 1 1 Bc!,i It's our gift to you! A free roll of ie frr'lVil world-famous AGFACOLOR- Hi4 f'V'fti fr l RAPID film when you purchase CS l this complete kit. Includes pre cision 35mm instant-loading nmprs. 4-in-l Flashcube. lonE- life Battery, Wrist Strap, roll of Agfapan Rapid B&W Film. In attractive gift presentation box. GET THESE GREAT FEATURES: Rapid drop-in loading. Foolproof operation. Film pressure plate and precision West German optical glass lens assure sharp, clear pictures. Shoots color slides, color prints, and black & white prints. If purchased separately: Camera $14.95 Battery 85 B&W Film 65 Color Film U5 Wrist strap 60 Flashcube & TOTAL VALUE . . . . .?1 8.95 COMPLETE KIT X695 urrays Rexall Drug orange and HEC Officers Named For Coming Year By DELPHA JONES LEXINGTON Lex 1 n g t o n Grange mot on Saturday lor its' rv;uLtr mooting with the Mas-1 tor Charles C. Jones in ttie ohair. At this time an election of officers was hold with the follow inn named: master, i harlos C. Jonos; overstvr, Ciono Majosko; secretary, Kenneth Smouso; trvusuror. Jean Nelson; fcalekoeiRT. Norman Nelson; Mow ant. Jim BUvdsworth; as sistant steward, Joe Yocom; lec turer, lVlpha Jones; chaplain, Mario Stcaall; lady assistant steward. Hilda Vocom; I'onw na, Alice Majeske; Ceres, Nora 1 timer, and Flora, Krioda Ma jeske. Executive board mem bers are Fred Nelson, Florence McMillan and Francos Simmse. Following the meeting the lecturer's program was given by the HEC with Mrs. Ola Ku; tfles acting as installing offi cer. Newly elected HfcX offi cers for UH37 are Mrs. C.C. Jonos, chairman; Mrs. Frnest Chris tophorson. vice chairman; Mrs. Wilbur Stoagall, secretary, and Mrs. Kenneth Smouso, treasur er. All ladies were presented lovely corsages. A poem on the origin o( the chrysanthemum was heard, ut ter which Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson were honored lor their il?.th wedding anniversary. While Mrs. Nelson opened a gift from the Grange, Mrs. Kenneth Smouso, accompanied by Mrs. Paul Tews, played selections appropriate to the occasion. Following the mooting, cake and coffee wore served, the cake was a lovely creation made and decorated by Mrs. Kd Hunt, and held white and yellow bells with yellow writing. Next meeting will be the an nual turkey dinner, planned for December 10. Potluck salads and desserts will be brought by the members, with main dish of turkey and trimmings fur nished by the grange. was divoratod in the Thanks i giving motif, with small paper tvirkovs and fall flowers. Vn mook Is the scheduled speak er. HEC Enjoys Luncheon Meeting The 11 KC of the Lexington Grange mot at the home of Mrs. Frod Nelson on Friday after noon starting at 1 pin. with a luncheon. A variety of foreign dishes wore brought by the members, after which the nv- Ipos wor' Nold. Some of the dishes served were chicken Jam halaya, Spanish rliv, Guaoa moli- salmi. Swedish fish I'llll. sweet and sour sparorlhst, Amor loan relish, roil rahliage salad. Chinese chow's, sprit cookies and almond rocks. The fahlon were licuuttfullv decorated and fall flowers wore placed attrac tively around the room. At this mooting. Mra. Ola Kugglea Installed Mm. Krnext 1'hrlntopheraon In her office hi vice president, an she wan not utile to Im presold at the Grange meeting. Tell the ndvertlacr you law It In the Gaette-Tlmeii. Entertain State President Holy Rebekah Lodge met last Wednesday" for a special meet ing with the state Rebekah President. Mrs. Mae Kafer pros ent. This was a meeting held jointly with the Bunchgrass la dies of lone. The meeting was thoroughly enjoyed after which the president gave a most in struct ive and interesting talk on Oddfellowship. Refreshments of sandwiches, coffee and sal ads were served later in the dining room. The main hall was decorated with fall flowers, and her flower, the gladiola, was featured, along with the open Bible. The dining room Thursday the lodge motored to Heppner when thov enjoyed the District Kobokah conven tion, with Sans Souol as host ess. Farl Soward Is a patient In Pioneer Memorial hospital. Debbie Yocom, small daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom, was a patient In Pioneer Mem orial hospital over Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller of l.a Grande visited their son. Karl Miller, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Majeske; were recent visitors at the1: home of their son-in-law and ! daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wright, and family in Gresh-: am. j Ms. Floyd (Joani Smith ha I returned to her homo from a stay at St. Anthony hospital In rendloton where she underwent major surgery. j Mrs. Florence McMillan re- turned home last week after a two day stay In Pendleton at the home of her daughter, Mrs. ' Bob Cool, where she cared for the children while their moth er was a patient in St. Anth ony hospital in Pendleton. ! Bob Steagall has returned home after undergoing major surgery at St. Anthony hospital in Pendleton. ! Visitors recently at the Bill B. Marquardt and the Carl Mar- quardt homes were their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mes senger. Sr., of The Dalles. Car roll Messenger of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Messenger and small daughter of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Ger ry Messenger and children of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Messenger, Jr.. of Hermlston. All were here for the Coats and Ball wedding, held recently In Boardman. Mrs. George Hermann Is a pa tient in Community hospital In Pendleton where she underwent surgery on Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Viall spent the week-end in Portland where they visited friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Irvin and children and Dewie Irvin of Hood River spent the week end with Lexington relatives. Lexington and Heppner Chris tian Churches are starting evan gelistic services on Sunday. 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