HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1935. PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ferguson ar- I rived the end of the week from their home near Gold Beach and are vis iting with relatives and friends. They reported cold weather pre vailing on the coast when they left, though not as cold as encountered here. Among other things, Mr. Fer guson is breeding mammoth frogs on his coast farm. It takes a few years to bring these to marketable size, but good demand prevails for their legs aa a delicacy in city res taurants. J. O. Kincaid was a visitor in the city Monday from his farm in the lone section. He had not seeded his fall wheaV. jrop, and was not al together sorry as it appears the newly sown, grain may have been hurt by the recent cold weather. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harding ar rived the end of the week from their home at Port Orchard, Wash., where they conduct a service sta tion, and visited with their son Jack, local barber. John Troedson and son Verner were business visitors in the city Monday from the north lone farm. The cold snap was quite severe in their section. Ivar K. Nelsoni, wheat farmer of the south lone section, was trans acting business in the city Tuesday. RHEA CREEK The regular meeting of Rhea Creek grange was held November S and the following officers elected for the coming year: Ray Wright, master; secretary, Ruth Stevens; chaplain, Tacy Parker; lecturer, Marjorie Worden; overseer, Floyd Worden; treasurer, O. E. Wright; lady aasitant steward, Gladys Beck ett; assistant steward, Ben Ander son; steward, Joa Stevens; door keeper, Charlie Beckett; Pomona, Pearl Wright;" Flora, Eva Wright; Ceres, Anna Heinle; executive com mittee, Walter Beckett, Fred Akers, Frank Parker; juvenile matron, Alice Anderson. Installation will be held at the regular meeting Dec. 1st, Mary Lund ell in charge. Renovation of the grange kitchen will begin Tuesday, Nov. 12. Mem bers are urged to be there early. On Thanksgiving a pot-luck din ner will be served at 6 o'clock fith a social time following. Members and friends are cordially invited. Juvenile grange was reorganized under leadership of Alice Ander son. Officers for the coming year were elected and will be installed December 1st Those attending the grange con ference at lone were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson, Mrs. Walter Beckett, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Stevens, Mrs. John Bergstrom and Mr. and Mrs. F. Worden. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Wright are spending the week in Portland. Roy Lieuallen and Dale Brown made a business trip to Pendleton last weekr Alpha Knott was a visitor at the Joe Batty home over the week end. Bill Mahrt of Pendleton was in Eight Mile this week. He expects to Install some new Delco plants there in the near future. THE Hehisch Published by the Journalism Class of HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL Editor Norma Jean Beckett Asst. Editor Nonie McLoughlin Girls Sports Louise Anderson Boys Sports La Verne Van Marter Club News William McCaleb Grade News. Lois Ashbaugh Humor, James Driscoll, Paul Brown "Hot Lunches to be Served" Elsie Crump "Huckleberry Finn" ..Kathryn Parker H.H.S. Flay Soon to be Presented. Just think! Three more weeks and we get to see "Huckleberry Finn." The cast has been practic ing for more than a month, and from what we hear it is going to be a great success. Don't you think you will enjoy seeing Paul Brown propose to Mar jorie Parker? William McCaleb is good at making love, isn't he, Kath thryn Parker? Just to let you know the other characters, I now Introduce you to; Kathryn Parker as Aunt Polly, who is "so nervous." Marjorie Parker as Ruth Watson, her sister. Dora Bailey as Mary Jane, their niece. Paul Brown as Fred Raymond, in love with Ruth. Nonie McLaughlin as M e 1 b a White, colored maid at the Wat sons'. Helen Van Schoiack as Clara Wappinger, church deaconess. Louise Anderson as Amy Wappin ger, her irrepressible sister. La Verne Van Marter as Huckle berry Finn, who loves to play Want Ads MAN WANTED for Rawleigh route of 800 families. Write today. Rawleigh, Dept. ORK-84-SA, Oak land, Cal. 35-38p Hay chopping, $1 ton, furnish 1 man and outfit, you board and fur nish 4 men. Write Chas. Wilcox, Heppner 33-36p Lost, car license plate No. 134-066. Return to Fred Mankin, lone. For sale cheap for cash, combin ation electric 10-tube radio and pho nograph. Inquire G. T. office. 34p For Sale 26 head 1- and 2-yr.-old ewes. Will lamb Feb. 1. Dallas Craber, city. 34-36 Oysters an SHELL FISH Fresh Fruits Vegetables Complete Fountain Service BEER and LIGHT WINES Elkhorn Restaurant KD CHINN, Frap. pranks. William McCaleb as John Finn, his father. Len Gilman as Tom Sawyer, Huck's pal and comrade. Don't you think it Bhould be a good play with such a cast? Remember! This play is based on the immortal story by Mark Twain. ' Hot Lunches to be Served. Serving of hot lunches started Tuesday. These lunches are being' served on the same principle as those last year. One hot dish is served every day to supplement the students' lunches. The menu con sists chiefly of soup, stews, and chocolate. It is hoped these services can be given free to students who ordinarily bring their lunches. Class News. The Spanish class has received its new "Par Espana" books from which they will start studying im mediately. The girls In home economics I have completed their aprons. They are now beginning their next pro ject to consist of one of the follow ing: slips, gym shorts, dance set The English classes have been taking up effective speaking. Each student is required to give several speeches of various lengths. The girls' gym class has started a series of volley ball games. Each squad is being divided to compete for the championship. CLUB NEWS. " Initiation Given. Arlene Morton and Jackson Gil liam were duly initiated into the Benzine Ring at the last regular meeting. At this meeting Bernard McMurdo gave a report on "Time," and Betty Doherty gave one on "The Living and the Dead." Sug gestions were made for new mem bers. Reports Heard. The Girls' League assembled at 3 o'clock Friday. The delegates who attended the meeting in Her miston gave interesting reports of what they had seen and heard. Scout Meeting. The weekly Scout meeting was held in Mr. Pevey"s room Monday night. Tenderfoot tests were passed and signaling was studied. John 9 5 a f "a OTSID 0 s. 3 or T3 S 3 u 0 r o 3 fl P V sal a Km a &8Ja 3 S o a n' 1 tD ? a fe hrj S g 2 o J v m 5 0.-0 sr. o o 3 5 M O 3 a p a 3 6. g. "fi M, K BP ' o H T a y EL is era q 1 r o o TJ3 o ,a P T 0 3 C. 1i S M " S f 7 in H I m f m (D 0) ID O FEEDS FLOUR MILL RUN BARLEY ROLLED WHEAT EGG MASH OYSTER SHELL SALT Lexington Farmers Whse. GUY SHAW, Manager FREE ger Crawford gave a talk on the Scout laws. - H.R8. Huckleberry Finn. "Only fifteen more days, kids!" "Fifteen more days till what?" "Until the Junior play, 'Huckle berry Finn.' You know we'll get to see La Verne Van Marter and Len Gilman going around barefoot ed. Gosh, I hope they wash their feet. I've heard that Dora Bailey and Louise Anderson are learning to giggle, but I don't think they need much teaching." "They tell me," chimes In an other, "that Helen Van Schoiack and Kathryn Parker are two old maids. That is rich! It's going around that there is going to be a pretty good light between Bill McCaleb and Paul Brown. They say that Marjorie Parker falls in love with the winner. Marjorie, how could you?" "I'm surely going to save my money to see that Junior play, to be given November 22 in the gym auditorium." H.H.S. HUMOR. Popular songs and their writers: "Love in Bloom," Kathryn and Paul. "I'm in the Mood for Love," Betty and Howard. "Cheek to Cheek," Dora and Ellis. "When Your Hair has Turned to Silver," Beth and Howard. Does anyone remember? When Don Turner was bashful? When the Vance-Bryant romance One Pound of LAMBURGER will be given with each cash purchase at Heppner Market Central Market By Morrow County Wool Growers Auxiliary Sat., Nov. 16 SPECIAL WINTER EXCURSION FARES EAST EVERY WEDNESDAY IS LAMB DAY EAT MORE LAMB in Air-Conditioned Coaches and in Tourist Sleeping Cars Effective daily November II, 1935, to May 14 1936. Return limit six months. Stopover privileges. EXAMPLES! ROUND-TRIP TO CHICAGO IN COACHES IN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Plu SlMpfng Car Charge LOW PRICED MEALS in Coaches and Tourist Sleeping Cart Breakfast 25c Luncheon 30c Dinner 35c DE LUXE COACHES NEW TYPE TOURIST SLEEPERS Clean, comfortable, quiet, restful! Air regulated to proper temperature and humidity. Tourist SI. pars berth lights, convenient dressing rooms. Coaches reclining seats, free pillows, porter service. Th. Portland Rose and Pacific Limited. Fine, fast, daily service to Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago. For other fares and information on Winter Excursions East inquire of LOCAL AGENT UNION PACIFIC began? When Irene Beamer flirted with the boys? e e e Coach 'There were only two good tackles the whole game." Spud "Who made the other one, Coach?" e e e Mr. Bloom: Where did the battle of Brandywine take place? Phyllis: On top of page 222. e Mr, Evan9: What's a metaphor? Andy: To keep cattle In. m m w Dr. Rice: Your test shows you'r. a minus. Miss Rockhold: Why! How dare you? e e Mr. Bloom: What were Nathan Hale's last words? Norton: Give me liberty or give me death. Maternity and convalescent cases cared for in my home. Mrs. J. B. Canon. Btf. We're Staying Put on prices for our Suits and O'Coats in the face of an announced rise of $3. SUITS-Values $27.50 at. . . $24.50 I O'COATS-Values $27.50 at $24.50 Clothing prices generally are on the up-trend. 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