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HEPPHEH GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, December 1. 1968 9 2IETY v, . , ? r ' ' 'V' v ?. y .. J i v J. . f i -m. IK A. " 1. . ! ! ..'! a. iiIh ...... f .. . V . ' a a MEMBERS OF THREE REBEKAH LODGES. In lone, Lexington and Heppner, presided at district officer ol Iht Rebekah Convention, hold last Thuisdar at Sans Soucl Rebekah hall. These are, lrom loll to riqht Vlda Hellker. Norma Rae. Luclle Hletmann. Delpha Jones, Betty Rood. Esther Brrq.trom, Altha Kirk, Frieda Majsske. Dimple Munkers. EUle Ayers, Shirley Connor. Ruth Berg rtrom and Edna Fetich. Two other olllcers, Edith Mathews and Ruth Robinson, were not pres ent lor tho picture. (G-T Photo) Rebekah District Convention Honors AO to 50 Year Veteran Members Couple Wed 50 Years The to.ltlcn Wedding annlver scry of. Mr. and Mrs. ilarvpy D. King whs quli'tly colebratod .at their Ion j home on Tuesday, Novrmbnr 22. Thp couple wus marrM In 1916 In Vanuv-r, Wn. Kru.ss Lode to hold the VJW mti'tlnK In lone. Short readings worn given by Mrs. Belly Rood and Mrs. Math ews, adding entertainment to the afternoon session. A dinner was (terved at 6:30 by ladies of Rhea Creek Grange. Many remained for the evening meeting of Sons Soucl for the official visitation of the state president. Of special enjoyment was the banner bearers drill. About 50 members and guests registered for the day's activi ties. Visitors from out of the district were Mrs. Kafcr of Mountaineer Lodge No. 119, Glcndalc; Mrs. Darrar and Mrs. Emma Zcmke, both of Juniper No. 22!), Madras; Mrs. Marie Meheulirk. of The Sisters No. 251; Mrs. Sally Young and Mrs, Agnes Hodges of Sunbeam No. 180, llcrmiston. Annual Christmas Party Set by Legion The spirit of Christmas will be evident at the next regular meeting of the American Leg ton and Auxiliary at the Hepp ner hall on Monday evening, December 5. Legion members, (heir families and friends will meet for their annual Christmas party, starting with a potluck dinner at 7:00 p.m. The main meat dish will be furnished by tne organization. Following the dinner, a var lety of Christmas games and entertainment is planned, with special attention given to the children. Short business meet ings will follow, with all mem bcrs urgci to be present. Mrs. Sadie Fairish, Morrow county clerk, Is spending a short time with her son, jack and his iamliy, In Lake Os wego. Word received through Mr. and Mrs. uene Cole is that she . is suffering from the flu and will need a rest. Address of Jack Parrish in Lake Osweyo Is ois Kidgeway Road. See us ror envelopes of all kinds. The Gazette-Times. ANNOUNCING OFFICE HOURS MONDAY THURSDAY 9:00-12:00 A.M.; 1:00-5:00 P.M. FRIDAY-9:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. CLOSED SAT. & SUNDAY PHONE 676-9187 GERALD A. JONES MD HEPPNER CLINIC BUILDING District No. 20 of the Rebek .ih I.odgcs convened In the Heppner I OOP hull Thursday, November 17. for Its 45th an nual meeting. District Chair man Other Bergstrnm dedicat ed the program to tho 40 to 50-M-ar and over veteran members c,f the order, and designated It .m the "Emerald Session." Following registration. Sans SoiK t No. XI, the hostess lodge, i'l'.ned the afternoon session with the colorful officers' en trance march, with mcmlwrs In formats In an array of color. State officers presented and introduced were Mrs. K. Mne Kafcr, president of the Rebekah sscinlilv of Oregon, of Glen dale, making nn official vlsila Hon. Also Mrs Jessie Darrar, vice president of the Assembly. Madras, and Mrs. Altha Kirk, deputy district president, llcrmiston, making fraternal Msitatlons, Honors of the De cree wcte extended to these state officers, before seating them In places of honor, A sl.tff ol members from Hiltichgrass Lodge No. l'.ll, lone, -cated the district officers, and presented each with a gladiola, the chosen flower of Mrs. Kafcr. District officers who presid ed were Esther Bergstom, chair man. Mrs. Delpha Jones, vice chairman; Mrs. Altha Kirk, sec retary; Mrs. Bet tv Rood, treas urer; Mrs. Ruth Rergstrom. warden; Mrs. Edna Fetsch, con ductor; Mrs. Elsie Ayers and Mrs. Frieda Majeske, right and left supporters to chairman; Mrs Ruth Robinson and Mrs. Norma Rae, right and left sup porters to viv chairman: Mrs. Vlda Hellker. chaplain; Mrs. Shirley Connor, musician; Mrs. Edith Mathews, Inside guardi an; Mrs Dimple Munkers. out side guardian, and Mrs. I.uclle Rletmann, Junior past chuir inn n. Mrs. Hellker presented the In v , ic.it Inn followed hv the ad dress if welcome by Mrs. Opal Cook, nol le grand of Sans Sou cl. A resxnse was given by Mrs Eva Hamlett, nolde grand uf Buncligrass Lodge, lone. A clever addendum was giv en by the three noble grands of the district, lone, Lexington and Heppner, in presenting the dis tricts gift to Mrs. Kafcr. Fifty-year or more veteran member's of the district who were presented honors were Mrs. May Gilliam, Mrs. Tena Scott and Mrs. Evelyn Farrens. Holly Lodge No. 13! gave trib ute to them by first placing a golden crown on the head of each and complimenting them on their years of faithful serv ice. Mrs. Cook extended the trib ute to the 45 to 50-year mem bers, Mrs. Mnrv Swanson, Mrs. I.etha Archer, Mrs. Mary Mc Murtry and Mrs. Vlda Hellker, and each was presented a spe cial favor. Reports of the lodges were read by their respective secre taries, Mrs. Pearl Wright, Mrs. Edith Mathews and Mrs. Del pha Jones, with many interest ing community projects report ed. Holly Lodge was compli mented on Its 100 certificate for meeting Its full quota to the IOOF Eye Bank. An Impress I v e candlelight memorial service, by Holly members In white formats, hon ored those of the order who had passed away since the last dis trict meeting. Mrs. Blanche Brown was pre sented a veteran Rebekah jew el by Mrs. Kirk. Assembly Seals of Perfection in unwritten work were present ed by Mrs. Kafcr and Mrs. Kirk In the following members: Mrs. Elsie Avers, Mrs. Elaine Riot mann, Airs. Vida Hellker, Mrs. Florence McMillan, Mrs. Dimp le Munkers, Mrs. Ruth Robin son, Mrs. Edna Fetsch and Mrs. Lucille Parrish. Eighteen past chairmen of former district meetings were present and were given fitting tribute by Sans Soucl members. Following an instructive and informative hour on the ritual istic work bv the state presi dent, exemplification was done under her direction by the Lex ington lodge. The following officers were elected to serve the district for the coming year: Mrs. Jones, chairman: Mrs. Hamlett, vice chairman." Mrs. LaVerne Hen derson, secretary; Mrs. Fetsch, teasurer. Those apjtolnted to of ficers were Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Luclle Rletmann, Mrs. McMillan. Mrs. Parrish, Mrs. Elaine Rletmann, Mrs. Con nor and Mrs. Darlene Padberg. Miss Bergstrom presented gifts of appreciation to her officers, i and expressed gratitude lor all cooperation by the members. Mrs. Kafer complimented the lhalrman upon the originality of the program, and the man ner In which all members par ticipated. Mrs. Mathews extended an invitation in behalf of Bunch- Season Tickets for Heppner High School Basketball now on sale. Ideal Christmas Gift i.i r Iff w. 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