Bryant Home Scene
Of Carnation Club
Christmas Social
Carnation Club of the Decree
of Honor Protective Association
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Marv Bryant on Krlday
evening for its annual Christ
mas party.
Addtner to the enjoyment of
the evening was the revealing
and exchange of gifts among
the seocrt pals and members.
Gav Christmas decorations car.
rled out the holiday atmos
phere. Mrs. Lincoln Nash presided as
president for the last meeting
of the year. She will be succeed
ed by Mrs. Bryant for the com
ing year. Regulur meeting date
of the club is to be changed to
the third Wednesday of each
month.
Assisting as co-hostesses were
Mrs. Jim Cnson, Mrs. Pete Mc
Murtrv and Mrs. Nash.
A variety of cookies were
served with a Jell-O dessert and
coffee as refreshments to the
following: Mrs. Earl Soward,
Mrs. Ed Gonty, Mrs. Clara Gcrt
son, Mrs. Archie Padbcrg, Mrs.
Ruth Bergstrom, Mrs. Carl King,
Mrs. Bill Farra. Mrs. Adolph Ma
leske, Mrs. Bill Cunningham,
Mrs. Lucille Parrlsh, Mrs. Ron
Haguewood, Mrs. Dean Connor
and Deann, Mrs. Alice McCabe,
Mrs. Ed LaTrace, Mrs. McMurt
ry, Miss Doris Robison, Mrs. Ca
son and Jimmy and Mrs. Bryant.
Jan Hager is Guest At Bridal Shower
Miss Jan Hager was feted at
a bridal shower given In her
honor Saturday afternoon, ' De
cember 9. at the Methodist
church. Hostesses for the after
noon shower were Mrs. Harold
Erwln and Mrs. Wilbur Van
hloklund.
Special guests for the showcf
were Jon'fc mother, Mrs. Jim Ha
ger, and Mrs. Vern Evans, mother
of the n om-clect-
Assisting Jan with her many
lovelv gifts were her slster-ln-
law, 'Mrs. Bob Hager, and Chris
Evans, sister of Kenneth Evans.
The church rooms were decor
ated In green and white, the col
ors Miss Hager has chosen for
her wedding. A lovely center
piece featuring candles and a
miniature bridal couple decorat
ed the refreshment table where
guests were served desserts, cof
fee, and punch.
Miss Hnger's marriage to Ken
neth Evans will be an event of
Saturday, December 16, at 2 p m.
In St. Patrick's Catholic church
in Heppner.
Invitation Extended
To Saturday Wedding
The marriage or Miss Jannette
Marie Hager, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hager, to Kenneth
Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ver
non Evans, will be solemnized
at a 2:00 p.m. ceremony on Sat
urday, December 16, in St. Pat
rick's Catholic church In Hepp
ner. The couple takes this oppor
tunity to cordially Invite their
friends and relatives in the sur
rounding area to attend the cer
emony, and the reception which
will follow in tne parish nan
BXPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. December It 1967
Group Holds Shower Party for Methvins
Mrs. Kenneth Methvln and her
newlv adopted daughter. Ther
esa Jean, were guests of honor
at a baby shower given for them
by Mrs. Loren Lucore at her
home on Wednesday evening,
December 5.
Guests Mrs. Marvin Chltty,
Mrs. Arthur Galbralth, Lynda
Dunlap, Mrs. Warren Plochar
sky, Mrs. Gall Heddle, Mrs. Nor
man Clow, and Ann Brlndle en
loved an evening of games and
visiting.
Mwm Xffnthvln iwnlviui mflnV
lovely gifts for her new seven-month-old
daughter, who join
ed their family November 24.
Guests were served refresh
ments by the hostess, Mrs. Lucore.
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La Grande Jaycees
Host District 13
Meeting Saturday
Several members of the Mor
row County Jaycees and their
wives attended the District 13
meeting in La Grande on Sat
urday evening, December 9.
About 150 members and
guests were present to enjoy a
potluck dinner which preceded
the meeting of officers from the
eight clubs which comprise Dis
trict 13. Jaycees representing
Umatilla, Pendleton, Hermiston,
Pilot Rock, Milton-Freewater, La
Grande, Heppner, and Wallowa
county were present at the
meeting, in addition to a spe
cial guest, Milo Haas, an Inter
national director from Milwau
kie. Other special guests from
Hillsboro and Baker were also
present.
Members going from Heppner
were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde All
stott, Mr. and Mrs. John Privett,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hager, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Vinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Anderson, Al Osmin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bur
kenbine. ,
The Heppner group returned
home with the traveling trophy,
which is awarded to the club
having the most man-miles
traveled.
Members of the La Grande
Jaycettes were hosts to visiting
wives for an evening of cards
and games.
Dinner, Program
Of Unit Meeting
Centered on Mexico
The regular meeting of the
Rhea Creek Extension Unit was
held at the Grange hall Thurs
day, December 7. i
the topic chosen for the day s
discussion was the study of
Mexico.
Hostesses Mrs. Elmer Palmer
and Mrs. Walter Wright prepar
ed and served a dinner of tac
os, fried beans, chicken spag
hetti casserole and guacamole
tomato salad. A Mexican des
sert of Flan (custard pudding)
was served with Mexican wed
ding cookies.
After dinner, slides of Mexi
co were shown and narrated by
Mrs. Jack Sumner.
The meeting ended with the
breaking of a Mexican pinata.
Next regular meeting of the
group will be January 3. The
topic "Becoming Color", with
Mrs. Barton Clark and Mrs. Les
ter Grasser as project leaders,
will be the program for the day.
Altar Society Names
Officers; Plans Made
For Parish Dinner
Officers for the coming year
were elected at the last meet
ing of St. Patrick's Altar Society,
held December 5 at the parish
hall. Re-elected to the office of
president is Mrs. Harold Cur
nutt. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Bill Kenny, vice-president;
Mrs. Wilbur Worden, secretary,
and Mrs. Jerry Sweeney, treas
urer. During the business session,
plans were -made to help with
the parish Christmas party,
which will be held Sunday, De
cember 17, following the 11:00
a m. mass. Parish members and
their families will join togeth
er for a potluck dinner, to be
followed by a movie and a vis
it from Santa, with treats for
the children.
During the social part of the
meeting, altar society members
held a gift exchange. Refresh
ments were served by the co
hostesses, Mrs. Tim Moore and
Mrs. Ron Leonnig.
Guy HalL former Heppner res-
ident who is now making his
home in Laramie, Wyo., where
he works as a train conductor,
has been visiting his brothers-in-law
and sisters, Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Phillips in Heppner and
Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Smethurst
in Ukiah.
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