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PAGE TWO HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1931. BOARDMAN MRS. A. T. HEREIM. Correspondent Miss Francine King returned home Sunday from Corvallis where she has been attending the 4-H summer school for the past two weeks. Francine received the schol arship given in the sheep club by the First National bank of Hepp ner. Mrs. Claud Coats and daughter Echo returned home Thursday af ternoon from several weeks vaca tion. Mrs. Coats attended the State Grange meeting at Medford as a delegate from this Pomona. A hitch-hiker was struck by a car on the Columbia river highway two miles west of town Wednesday afternoon. The automobile was driven by W. Bucher of Monrovia, Calif. The hiker's name was not known. Witoesses say that when the automobile was almost to him that he jumped in front of the car. Mr. Bucher swerved the car to one side of the road but could not avoid striking him. He was taken to Tom's camp and Deputy Sheriff Guy Barlow called the county doc tor, Dr. Gray of Heppner, and he came down. It was found that the man was so seriously injured that he could not ride in the car so an ambulance was sent for and he was taken to a Heppner hospital. The driver of the automobile was not held. Ladies Aid met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. W. O. King. Mrs. D. W. Miller had charge of me missionary topic. Sixteen la dies were present Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin re turned home from Portland Wed nesday. The grange will hold a 4th of July picnic in the Warner camp ground in town. This will be a community picnic and everyone is invited to come and bring their picnic lunch and join the crowd. J. F. Gorham and Ray Brown were dinner guests at the Carrol Kennedy home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barlow and daughter Chloe and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barlow left Monday for a week's motor trip to the valley where they will visit with friends and relatives. They went by way of the McKenzie pass. Mr. and Mrs Z. J. Gillespie will have charge of the service station during their ab sence. Mrs. J. F. Gorham and daughters Janet and Mardel returned home Monday from several weeks vaca tion in Idaho. They stopped at the F. A. Fortier home at North Pow der for a short visit On Sunday Mr. Gorham joined them there and then they drove home Monday. A large crowd enjoyed the Chil dren's day program at the church Sunday evening. The program was: recitation, Wilma Myers; song, Al ice Wicklander, with Ellabell Wick lander at the piano; Bible verses and song by the primary class; song, junior girls; playlet, "The End of the Rainbow," junior boys and girls. Mrs. H. E. Waite left last Wed nesday for Troutdale. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt are living in the Messner depot rooms. Mr. Merritt is a telegrapher on the ex tra list The Ladies Aid silver tea will meet at the home of Mrs. Sundsten at Coyote on Wednesday afternoon, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nickerson and daughter Edith moved Satur day to Hagerman, Idaho, to live. Mr. Nickerson has been working there for some time. Loris Root of Hermiston visited at the Leo Root home last week. On Saturday Marvin, Barbara and Melvola Root came and stayed un til Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Root and Vernon took them home. Mr. and Mrs. George Sunders ar rived in Boardman Thursday. Mrs. Sunders is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Sunders are just returning from an extended auto trip through the Uni ted States, taking about a year and a half for the entire trip. They went to New York and Boston by way of California and Texas and home by way of the Great Lakes, Canada and the Yellowstone National park. Mr. and Mrs. Sunders left Monday for their home in Portland. Mary Kunze came home by stage Sunday from California where she had been for some time. Mary had been staying with Mr. Kunze's sis ter in Livingston, Calif., where she has been under the doctor s care. She is improved in health but is not entirely well yet. Mary attend ed school in Livingston. Buster Rands and Bud Chaffee left Wednesday on a camping trip They planned to go to Bend. The Home Economics club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Bryce Dillabough. Grange met Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Warner and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Channing were given the 3rd and 4th degrees. Com mittee in charge of the lunch was Mrs. Roy Rands, Mrs. I. Skoubo Mrs. Chas. Wicklander, Mrs. Bryce Dillabough and Mrs. Geo. Wick lander. Mrs. Hiatt, Mrs. Rand's mother, left last week for Hood River where she will visit for a time Ray Brown is visitfng with his mother and father in Waitsburg, Wash. Mrs. A. E. Porter returned home Sunday from several weeks visit in Portland. Her two granddaughters Shirley and Marlonadel Say came home with her for the summer while their parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Say go to Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and fam ily have moved into the Wilkens house. For the past week Mrs. Bachel der and son of Rlderwood, Wn have been at the Channing home, Mrs. Bachelder and Mrs. Channing are cousins. Last week Mr. Bach elder drove up after them. Morrow county pomona grange will meet at Lexington Saturday, June 27. for an all-day meeting. Everyone Is Invited to attend the nroeram iriven In the anernoon, I rother of Howard Channing, is a guest at the Channing home this week. H. M. Channing is superin tendent of the Stanaway school. Cecil Cook of St Helens, nephew of Mr. Wilbanks, came Monday to spend the vacation in Boardman. Miss Adaline Wilbanks returned home from Willow creek Sunday. ALPINE. MARGARET McDAID. People in this community are pleased to hear that they have some new neighbors who just moved in to Alpine. They are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Way. formerly of Lena. They are now living on the Ralph Finley place. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Finley mo tored to Hermiston on business Tuesday. Ill Clary left Sunday evening for Portland where he will remain for a while on business. Art Schmidt Farrell Hounschill and Alfred Schmidt drove to Echo Friday evening where they enjoyed a dance. Mrs. Ben Doherty and children Benny and Muriel are visiting with friends in Alpine for a few days from their home in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lindsay were transacting business In Hermiston Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Comney and Miss Matie Comnev of San Francisco were visiting in the community from Friday of last week. They visited at the home of their sister, Mrs. Irl Clary. G. L. Bennett went to Portland last Tuesday on business. He will remain there for a few days. John Veedman and Willard Haw ley were visitors on business in Hermiston Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bert Michel motored to Heppner on business Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wigglesworth motored to Portland on business during the week. They were ac companied as far as The Dalles by Mrs. Wigglesworth's mother, Mrs. Anna Schmidt who went there to visit her sister, Mrs. Taffel. Ed Ditty spent Wednesday after noon visiting at the Percy Jarmon home on Butter creek. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Finley drove to Pendleton Monday where they were looking after business Inter ests. Mrs. B. P. Doherty and W. J. Doherty motored to Echo on busi ness Monday. Miss Rosella Doherty and Miss Shirley Jarmon left Friday for Monmouth where both will attend summer school. Gene and Bruce Senter of Port land arrived in Alpine Tuesday to spend the summer at the home of their uncle, Willard Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Doherty, Mrs. Ben Doherty and Mrs. Madge Doherty were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. W. D. Doherty Sunday. Miss Catherine McDaid and Miss Katherine Doherty left Sunday for a trip to Wallowa Lake where they will take a week's vacation. Miss Florence Doherty of La Grande spent several days in Alpine and is now visiting in Juniper with relatives. The Evensong The evensong is sung, life's work is done. Yet there re main a great many things to be accomplished with appro priateness, knowledge, and exactitude. It is a time for professional guidance. It is a time, too, for reserved friend liness for kindness that comes from the heart. Whelps Funeral Home Telephone 1332 Heppner :' :: Oregon Picnic at Wineland Lake In Interest Boy Scouts An invitation has been extended Heppner residents to attend a com munity picnic at Wineland lake, eight miles from Lone Rock, by the Condon American Legion post. Like invitations have also been extended residents of Kinzua, Fossil, Arling ton, lone, Spray and other neigh boring communities through Mar vin W. Youngquist post committee chairman. Purpose of the picnic is to create a popular interest in the lake with a view to establishing there a sum mer camp for Boy Scouts of Wheel er, Gilliam and Morrow counties. It is said to be a logical location. The lake has been talked of as a prospective site for a summer camp and George Fichter, owner of the land has offered it to the boys for a period of Ave years free of rent At the end of that time the scouts would have an option to buy. The lake is said to be centrally located. It is in Wheeler county. Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam res idents have access to it by well traveled roads. In speaking of the picnic Young quist said that a number of Condon and Wheeler county residents have shown an interest in the place and a good turnout is expected at the picnic. The road from Lone Rock to the lake has been cleaned of rocks and signs posted. Tree 7-piece aluminum set with every HOTPOINT Run s G.-T. Wnt Ad. When BABIES are Upset BABY ills and ailments seem twice as serious at night. 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