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Itacr VOLUME XVIV IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, Jan. 9,1931. NUMBER 34 Church Surprises Superintendent. The members of the Vully ( hrch in Go wcberry ruvc thcit uperintendtnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Oicar Peterson, a verry pleasant mrpriso after Sunday school or. Sunday, January 4th. The Ht-lf in vitcd jfuists followed M r. and Mrn. l'eteison to their homo taking a long with them their dinnner cor istinjf of sandwiches, chicken pie, Haladi ice craem and coffee. Tnirty-fh members were pre:e.V. Heaides Mr. and Mm. Peterson and their children there were prewnt, Mr. and Mtb. Henry Peterson and children, Mr. and Mr. Hei r B; k ;r and children, Mr. and Leonard Carlson and children, Mr. anJ Mrs. Algctt Lundell and children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergstrom and children Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ball and children, Mr. and Mr?. Walter Dobyn and Wilma, All enjoyed a pi a; ant afternoon. Vol. 1 THE RED AND WHITE Oi l ICIAI. ORGAN of IONE li. 1. STUDENT BODY K!fb Thorn; Mn, Editor Friday, Jan. 9, 1931. I No.14 STUDENT IH D .' MEEUNG JUNIOR CASS MEETING : HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI - ' i A student boJy meeting was A meeting of the Ju:.!.r class Thj graduating clans of 191( U'ld Mon. Jan. 0, that being th j was held Wednesday, Jan. 7, Lt numbered five,-one girl and fonr '.rat Monday of the mont , the 12:!J0 to make arrangement Ut bjjs. L. A. Doak wj principal da'c set for these meetings, lid- cahdy Bales at basket-bull games.' uoldie S oops became the wife of ident McCabe i raided and as there was no busines to Je wrought up the meeting adjourn- j id after the secretary-tr a u C rt'iK)rt. i isEMESTfcR EXAMS NEXT WEEK Personal Mention The new year was ushered in by sunshine, which was indeed welcome, after our many days of factory grades in deportment. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Homer Frank. They are living at Kennewick, Washington. Thcj r. Hn nMk 4ttsi riAMAMta - t t lit. ( , meste: examinations w ill plav i .... , ,. . . children, a boy and a girl, a major part next week in giving) , the students something to ti.kr , f bla.ke an'Jed school at a out. To be exempt from t ie V1 ltrsi,ty of Oregon after he o.,, ,a mHt w , aat a' finished at lone. He won his let- grade of 2 in a subject or sul -je;U and have no u .excused r.l -sentes and also mi st ha' e patl, - fog and gloom. This section ako recently recieved a beneficial rsin. School openeb Monday with a I of the teachers back at their desks aiter pleas ant vacat'o s spont at their various homes. Mrs. Fred Kiuliie returned, Mr. and Mrs- Hert Mason and hcunc Uir first of lat week from son Junior spent the New Year Portland where .she had been f.r vacation time with Mr. and Mr.', medical treatment. Mr. Kiuhic l. & ylcfc at pomerov, Wash, nut Iter in Arlington. Md. .Masons mother, Mrs. Adelia Janet Cartam wlv h a junior Godfrey accompanied them to at (. S. C. is spending the holi- Walla. Walla where she spent the dav aration with her parents. .. ... . . . ... ., , tun ; with her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. I-.nuI (arlson, on " l-iight. Mile. Claries Delzel). M. Frcderkkson. wife and l.inca Vroedson of the high daughter. Jean, were over night scluMI, facuty of jrc10 spcnt hc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .... ... . . I arris uie nri vi mm wn h. ter ai a member of the footbah team of that institution. H is an e .lployee of the Pacific S .earn fchin Comianv it Portland. His Irvtiv v.nviJ Aflioa AH at J V Tl 1 1 DEFEAT TOWN GIRLS his The lone High School girls d - atU(lie8 at the University of O.e feated the lone Town Team Tues.gon and duridg the war waja night by a score it 32-10. The mcmber of the S. A. T. C. of the game was fast but many fouis u of 0 jje r,. AltaMasoi were made by both teams. M i, s ' f Fm. wate Thev flrii the rarpnts E.nmons, the high school coacl , y a daughU-r and now reside at Olmpia, Washington where Mr. Dobyns is employed in a service refereed the game. Harold Kincaid a student f.t (tation. t riavwl RiftJmann frtntr tirv fumi. 'fyjt t-J'V... .............,-. ..111. ..1. the (Oregon Institute of Techno parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kincaid, at the ranch home south west of lone. Farmers Week Featuring Dr. Hess Products Read your 1931 Catalogue Pan-A-Min Ver-Mi-Trol Chick Tablets Roup Remedy Dip & Disenfectant Louse Killer Stock Tonic Fly Chaser BERT MASON IONE - OREGON 4f The Fraternitie: iv?g immediately after his gradu ation and has followed that occu pation ever since. He makes h!s home with his mother, Margaret Rietmann, on the farm just north 'of lone. George Zink lives in Portia d and is a city mail carrier. He is m jried. In 1917, with A. L Doak again at the helm, one boy and three girls finished the high school course. Frank SUojs became a farmer. He is now at Richland, o- ,,, ... . . . Officer Rebek; h " smnSton. iarming mcompary P N n. AmvWtu with nb, father; JOINT INSTALLATION Joint installation of the Ocu Fellow and Rcbekah officers w; s helJ in Odd Fellows half, Satu -day cvming. January 3. In H.s hands of th following officers res s the government of the lodges. 1.0 0 F. R. Lundell W. McDonald N. G Fiv IWw' Catherine Jtnes graduated from L C'ark V. C. M. Foibts 0rCBn State and then L Howell K S.LenaLundi l'tCKk up the work of tcachintr. JohnLouy F. S. jholdinga position at Chalis,Idah Ed Hristow Trea Etta BrUlow!This work' however, she did net C Battersby Ward Ada Tro; e fu!low hne' She accePted a Ps'- W.MathewsCond. Harriet Bron lion with the dai,y 0reonia F. Lundell I. G Edith Fly Inland, and for several years E Lundell O. G. Oda Raukin has been head of the fashion dtf G Ely R S N.G. V. Helikcr Pment of that well known pub T. Troge LS. N C. L.B-istow -ation. Her voice is of ten heard J Clark R S. V.G. E. Ho veil overKGW. O. Crablll L. S. V. G. F. Engtlman 1 Etta Barlow btcame the wifc W Claik R S. S. LeellovTcll. They haveapleat- Musician Ruby Roberts a !t home in Ione and Mr Howe11 The Instilling offices were: i manager for the Tum-A-Lum TedTroge, Grand Master; Lu He L imber Company at this pkc. Continue nn ii j I Continued in Pg. 4 " f- PARSNIPS VA, tender Parsnips, at the WINDSOR RANCH mile dswn the highway, te low me elevator." While they last, three cents a round at ehe ranch. Leave Work for the Heppner cleaners at the io::e barber shop . R. ROBISON ALL KINDS :: OF HIGH :: y grade ma- V CHINE work :: & DONE. Motors reground. ! ; 6 Bearings poured I '. W and fitted to re ' ground shafts. ' CAREFULLY 1 Now is the time to look your sprirg machinery over You . may need som; extras for your plows and harrows. WE HANDLETHE JOHN DEERE LINE Dont forget our Red & White special Each Saturday and Monday tney will save you money Bristow & Johnson Lexington News Principal George E. Tucker is in attendance this week at the Oregon State Teachers Conven tion m Portland. City Hall Briefs The retfu'ar rnun-il mtelirff was held Tuesday night ;nd it Mm AMABEL Rodtman this tine the new efficers wtrej Mi Ehie Tucker departed sworn in. The ptriin el of the Friday evening for Manmouth. city' administration is;-- Mayor, I Ore. where she will continue htr J )hn Louy; recorder, VV.W.l had; sl"dis in the normal school Tre surer, Grace Linn; Hold over! m is Tucker has secured 8 positK n councilman, Paul Balsiger; Coun-!a teacher for the coming year at ell in n tl ct, J. II. Hryson, E. K. i feasant Point, uundell, Lee Howell, T. C. Trog j Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Bull retun ind T. E. Peterson. ,cJ hom the first of the week aft er spending the Christmas holi days in Spokane. Mr . v. i.. i !'.mt has been con fined i. .ome wiih an attack The members of the Odd Pel- "". low and Kcbekah Lodges will! The I.ijl ichool girls won a hold joint installation Saturday hirJfougtit basket-ball game from evening in Odd fellow Hall, tne town team girls on Friday The American Legion are i 1 1 he local gymn. he game w; s sponsoring a "Hard Times" very close throughout but whtn dance which will be held in Ione llie ,inll wl;is,e b;ew (he .New l cars eve. ., , . , , blood 1 J-12 During the last quar Mrs. Gus Jones of Heppner is t r of the game La Verne While, pending a few days in lone the s ar forward, recieved a badly but guest of Mrs. George E. Tucker.; The gasscs whlch 1 HW BOOKLET HAS ' taring were broken in some un- INTERESTING DATA k"ownmannerand l,hbiec of. jiwis were responsive lur me live gashe?s. The Lexington town team boys 'won a decided victory over Arlin ton on the same evening by a 34 14 score, during the fiist quarter ; rhnton was in the ieao by a num oer of points but when the three high school graduates of 1930 Wayne McMillan, Edward Burch ell and Vernon Warner, weie placed on the floor the score tock on n entirely different change. ' Burchell was high point man for the team. ! Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Hackett re; turned the last of the wetk from Portland, where they spent a tw 'weeks vacation. ! Wnile drivicg to Heppner on Saturday morning the car of Mr. a U Mrs. Charles Brtsheaisskidc Mi Telephone Almanac m V J ft . i ji i . 1931 Amcrieitt Ttttption w mm THE 1931 BELL SYSTEM ALMANAC The 1931 Telephone Almanac of the Hill System, a booklet containing In teresting and unusual facts about the e J on the higaway and was fore telephone In addition to many othor t j ovef a snuI bin 0ne 0( the informative Hem, la now ready lor , , . . .. . .iimribntioB. according to the local wneels of the car was badly dam- miinager ot the Pacific Telephone and aged but nei.tnr cf the OCCUpen S Trfeitrtph company 'were injured. Tlie Telephone Almanac, which is ( tin annual publication, is circulated j " tlmiughout the country and is read Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sperry and with Interest by kundreds of thousands two daughters were dinner guests of persons each year Free copies may Giristnias Day at the Walter Le obtained at the telephone office, j . Cochran home in Arlington. 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