HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1927.
PAGE THREE
Lexington School Notes.
(Received too late for last week.)
The cant haa been chosen for the
three-act play, "Tea Toper Tavern,"
which ia to be gjiven December 16th.
It ta aa follows:
Marion Day, a canny chaperon, Eli.
la McMillan; Rosamund Reid, her
niece, juat out of college, Gwendolyn
Evans; Sally Lee Dixon, Dixie' from
the aunny South, Neva Warjier; Ann
Annesley, a aocial fiend, Ruth Din
ges; Barry Reid, Rosamund's fresh
man brother, Thomas Healey; Har
riet Annesley, Ann's younger sister,
Mae Gentry; Teas, Ann's protege
from the village, Ruby Padberg;
Mike Ryan, a ausceptible policeman,
Emmett Kuna; Brian Pierpont, a
brilliant young lawyer, Maurice Rea
ney; Rev. Archibald Perry, owner of
the village flock, Edward Burchell;
Dallas Thome, owner, of the "tav
ern," Freeman Hill; John Sedgwick,
an old flame of Miss Day, James
Leach j Gloria Sherwood Jerome, a
fascinating widow, Erma Duvall;
Celeste, Gloria's maid, Vura Bre
shears. Sam McMillan of the seventh grade
was absent from school with a cold
and sore throat last week. Dale Lane
of the same grade is out for the same
reason thia week.
A short program to prepare for the
Thanksgiving vacation was put on at
one o'clock Wednesday afternoon In
the school auditorium. It was given
principally by the first and second,
and seventh and eighth grade rooms.
Elmer Tyler, a new student from
Arlington, enrolled in the sophomore
class Tuesday.
Edward Burchell, while playing
basketball Tuesday noon, fell and
threw his elbow out of joint. His
father took him to Heppner for med-
ical treatment. It was found his arm
was broken.
The Passion Play, "The Life of
Christ," was given in the high school
auditorium Monday night. About
$15 waa made for the high school.
Tuesday morning Mr. Wynd dis
played his skill in photography by
taking pictures of the high school.
Not only the student body as a whole
was "shot," but also the individual
classes and officers.
Mary Slocum and Paul Miller went
to The Dalles over the week-end.
FARM POINTERS.
(From Oregon Agricultural College.)
One of tu -- imnnrtant factors
in obtaining satisfactory yields of
potatoes in Oregon is good seed.
Each year the state college inspects
many fields and bins of potatoes for
certification. Sources of certified
seed may be obtained on application
to the college.
Vetch is best fall sown in Oregon,
but growers who were unable to get
in their crop this fall may sow com
mon vetch not later than February
and get a fair yield of hay. The Ore
gon experiment station recommends
early planting of common vetch for
hay, at the rate of about 80 pounds
to the acre.
Fattening lamba and wethers .on
rape pasture is found by the Oregon
experimen tstation to be quite an
important industry in the Willam
ette valley. Rape is sown early in
the spring and is usually ready for
pasture in August and September or
even earlier. The crop is an excel
lent fattening feed for sheep and un
der most conditions the operators are
making a very satisfactory profit.
In storing auto truck for the win
ter many farmers jack it off the floor
to take the weight off the tires and
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L. Curran, and expects to remain at
Heppner until after the Christmas
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