VOLUME XVIV
IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, Dec. 19. 1930.
NUMBER 31
CECIL CRANCE GIVES A
PLAY ATCIXILIIALL
SATURDAY DEC. 20.
Willows (i range will present u
play, Saturday evening, Dec. 20,
at Cecil Hall. The name of the
Ilay is "Two Days to Many".
The performance will start at h
o'clock. The following in the cast
of characters: Mr. Dare (a wife
less heir) Koy LindHtrom; Mint
McShano (a sweet younjr jane)
Heulah Pettyjohn; Miss Pink
(blacker than ink) mm. Pertha
Cool; Mr. Chaw (us black as his
race) Carl Troedson: Sadie L.
ltoise (u widow by choice) Kdna
Lindstrom; Mr. Sawyer (a lawyer)
Pill Cool; Mr. Main (the million
aiiv) Walter (libson. Thin in a
thre act comedy. If you want to
laugh come and sec it. A social
hour will follow the play.
Community Xmas Tru
The Community Christmas tree
is being sponsored by the Ameri
can legion and legion Auxiliary.
The exercises will be in the school
fymnasium, Wednesday oveniug,
)ecember 21.
Mini Rid Dil
A mlhle Imil l t-onlnil rlfl tulL't
with a rnvltj In Itn ln l nct with
fiu-inl rnp, which, tiy Hie rilotln
t iV . lnrt:,. 1r'm t-.irM-r In. rt
fimulMK ihi to M i-lljf
rllllnj:. y iich Ml rrc imifli uiuhI
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Friday, Dec. 19, 1930.
12
No. 11
IONK GIRLS DEFEAT
LEXINGTON GIRLS TEAM
The lone high school girls bas
ket ball team, coached by Miss
Florence Kmmons, defeated the
Lexington high school girls team,
Tuesday evening by a score of
J to 2. It was a slow game, neith
er team scoring until the last few
minutes of play. The score at the
half was 3 to 0 in favor of lone.
The line-up for lone was:
(Jladys Prashears Forward
Veda Kubanks Forward
Helen Smouse Center
Margaret Crawford . Side Center
'Jeneva Pettyjohn Guard
Elizabeth Head Guard
I'tancls My
ECHO GIRLS DEFEAT IONK
Echo girls defeated the lone
:irls by a score of 21-20, last Sat
urday night on the former's floor.
The game was very gxxl from
the starting whistle till the game
was over. It was very close and
afforded lots of excitement for
fans. The game was very fast.
The Echo girls come to lone for
ajeturn game next Friday night.
This game starts at 7:30 tharp.
men school play assembly
The play "Only Sally Ana jthur8day morning inatcad of Fri.
ven before quite a luge audi- . . . ...
given neiorc quae
ence, Friday, December 13, and
was u decided success. The school
band furnished music between
acts. The cast in play was as fol
lows: Sally Ann (Elizabeth Head) ;
Mortha Itoss ( Helen Smouse ) ;
Ruth Ross (Margaret Crawford);
Miles Vance (Norman Shannon) ;j
Adeline (Geneva Pettyjohn) ; I Jue-
dav morning due to the fact that
the play was being presented
Friday evening. Several members
of the cast presented a short skit
from the play. "Only Sally Ann"
which was well received.
Margaret Ctawhtd
10NE DEFEATS ECHO BOYS
The lone boys journed to Echo
and and de-
s on the lat-
Jake (Norton Lundell);Calcb!iws Vpr'a floor bv a score of 4.J-10.
kleberry (GrantConway);IIectcr ast Saturday night s
Iirkins (Parlon Clark); Cra?y featC(j thc j.:cho
(Francis Ely); Timothy Ito.'s
(Dorr Mason); Hyacinth (Gladys
Prashears); Drucilla (Veda Eu
banks) IONE HI VS LEX. Ill
Iast Tuesday, Dec. 1G, the
lone boys defeated the Lexington
boys in a fast and furious gam..
Richard Lundellwas referee. The
score was 1G to 10.
The line-up was as follows:
Ps&Lcorr
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fjumm?nq B?rd
FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY
I'.clcd In
Individual Gift Boxes
Makes llie Ideal Prcacat
for
MoUicr
Wlfe-
SUler
DaugLter
SHOP EARLY!
MOUNINC HOURS ARE BEST
lone
Clark
Everson
Mason
Kubanks
Ely
Lexington
Center Warner
forward Munkeis
forward Lane
guard
guard
McCabc replaced
Second half.
for Rhule.
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
Coach Tucker's proteges took
the lead in the early part of the
and ran up a score of 16 ioints
Ix'fore the Echo boys were able
to score. The game was rather
fine sided bnt it was hard fought,
fast, furious and very rough. Very
few fouls were called by the ref
Captain Swanson was high point
man for lone, with a total of 16
joints. Next Friday Echo plays
a return game with Ioneonlone's
floor.
This
is
you
see a
tree,
one of the
, best type, too!
and while, deir
sir, 'tis not a lit
yet it was made f r
you. Tis true you jee
upon this tree no pres.
ents rich and rare; yet
please be kind and bear in
mind in wish the gifts are
there. We now wish all, the short
and tall, young, middle-aged and
the profession of teaching and
. ii i. f..u. 1
fthuie ! continued ner worn successiuiiy j
Kujboth before and after her mar-j
Ely in the' r'age lo Frank Puyear. Later Mr.
Evans wassubstit ,hnuftirs- ruyear locaieu airasco,
i Washiegton, where they owned;
'andoperatedaconfectionarystor.
i Mrs. Puyear became the moth-
erof two fine cnildren, a boy and?
gray
the
poor
the rich
white,
black
as pitch
A Merry Christmas Day
DECEMBER FRUITS
Two boys and three girls gra 1-
M0RROW COUNTY UST.
INCLUDES STRAWBERRIES
A few days ago Joe Gibson was
t KirtK 4 it
;uatedfromtheIone8chooli9!?. her Mf Puyear died Mrs
1 HaroliI Ma.vinncontinupdhisstiid:s .. . .
. . : : " continued to operaie tne siore ana .vau v:n ;n Tnnp enme straw-
graduatinrr a few years later f n m , lveral latcr ghe bxame the "fi , gown and a rnot
, Oregon State College. He was -wifc ofW,, Jewel and strl TZh Xo itb
ing excellent work as a teacher iiv., in thp Wn.hintnn ritv i g , ! L j
in the hiPh schoolat U Gmmo.i'T In thhmgton c.t . grown unprotected In the garden
Agues ciiiiiiiKioii ivaiuca in on nis rancn aoout tnree iniiea
; when he answered the call of 1 is
country and enlisted ns a soldier
in the World War, in the aviation
department. After his discharge
he followed both farming and
teaching At present he is engaged
in farm work and is making his
home with his sister. Mrs. Olher
Kincade.
' Jesse Jordan Daly is also a vet
eran of tha World War. He was
Portland. She is married but we, north of town. Why go toCalifor
were unable to learn her name. I nia seeking a mild climate when
Mable Davidson had one year's 'strawberries can be grown out of
work at Oregon State College doors in December in Morrow
after she finished high school. S. e County, Oregon,
married Arthur Ries. They make are the parents of a little daugh-
their home at Toppenish, Wash.
T.iey are the parents of five chil
dren, three girls and two boys.
Ji W. L Kaufman was the prin-
IONE
BERT MASON
OREGON
Leave Worh
for the
Ileppner cleaners
at the
IONE BARBER SHOP
Golda E. Mumma
STATE ACCREDTLD
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupil ol Wm. R. Brown and
France Strltel Burke,
LLUS' hnd WHITE CONSERVATORY
F'gh Shod Crdits Given.
tudio: Mu In Street,
HeaMisTON, Oregon.
m l R. ROBISON
Al l. K N ST
rvr iit""!! T
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w II
a member of the 91st division and "VM ul,luc T
saw much active service, taking iw0 ay3 nmsne ine course :n
' part in the last two engagements 15)1 3- Mr- Bri3 bein Pnncw'J.
ih..fnrp ih R;o.ninr f K ormia.l Following high school, Waller
! tice. Before his enlistment he Dob'n3 was a studcnt both of the V
. it: -en ii n - ;r
;had two years work at Behnkc- wnuerauy oiuregonanuueniiKt-
Walker Business College and fol-! VVlUker business College, lie cr.-j
lowing the war he took a course listed as a soldier in the Wor,J
in night school, the expense of 0ar- bu" did not over seas- He
which was borne by the govern- j married Esther Peterson. They
ment. At present Mr. Daly has a' Werner Rietmann is also en
position with the Frank McGuire Raged in farming. He married
Real Estate Company of Portland. Juanita Gibson who is one ol Mor
FollowingEdnaMcNabb'sgradl row County's successful teacherr.
nation in this class, she took up Continued Mxtwwk.
..
fir
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Dobyns are
Morrow County farmers.
Yt to Coma
A ncene we nvult eucrrly I tlmt
of little Innocents quarreling over the
extra helping of upload). Woman'
Ilmne Compmilon.
ODD FELLOWS DANXE
.The dance which the Odd Fel
lows gave at Lexington, Satur
day night, was well attended. The
supper served by the Rebekah
ladies was delicious and all t ose
present report a most enjoyable
time. The friendship quilt which
was given that evening was won
by Emil Swanson.
Work is underway on the coun
ty rooad leading north from Jor
dan Siding. The labor is being
furnished by the farmers benefit
ed by the read.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Please remember the food and
fancy work sale of the Chistian
Church, Dec. 20, at the C. W.
Swanson store.
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And Friends W e
Wish a Very
Merry Christmas.
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