HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1937
PAGE THREE
LEXINGTON NEWS
SPEAKER SLATED
FOR PIONEER MEET
Program Shaping for October 23;
County Grange Council Sets
Full Day Coming Saturday
By Bertha Hunt
Don't forget the date of the Pion
eer's Reunion October 23rd and
bring a well filled basket. The com
mittee in charge has a good program
for the afternoon; an hour or two
of old-time dancing in the evening
and the usual dance for the younger
set after 9 o'clock.
Mr. Parrish, executive secretary
of the Tri-State Transportation
council, is slated to be on the pro
gram for Pioneer's reunion. This
council is an organization making
a fight on excessive freight rates
and trnasportation problems in Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho. E. Har
vey Miller, local farmer, is a direct
or of this organization, being one of
the three directors representing Ore
gon. Hear Mr. Parrish and get be
hind the organization with your support.
Corporal Brian Thompson of Fort
Winfield Scott, located one mile
from San Francisco, is visiting at
the home of his sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt-
Tuberculosis tests were given in
the school Wednesday
Charles Bartholomew of Pine City
was visiting in Lexington this week
Erma Wickersham and children of
Portland are visiting at the Harry
Duvall home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Valentine en
tertained with a dinner party Tues
day evening. Those present besides
the host and hostess were Mr. and
Mrs. John Lasich, Arnold Sprauer,
Jessie French and Mr- McKenzie
Louise Hunt was confined to her
home last Wednesday because of a
cold.
Mrs. Ralph Jackson and daughter
Marcella spent Saturday in Pendle
ton.
Elmer Hunt was a business visitor
in Pendleton Monday
Virginia Amarelli of Heppner has
started her class in music lessons
here and has several pupils.
Orville Cutsforth was doing busi
ness in Waterville, Wash-, this week.
Ronald Sprauer visited his brother
Arnold over last week end.
Bob Cutler brought home a 185-
lb. deer this week. '
Mrs. Arnold Pieper and her father,
J. H. Frad, accompanied Oral Scott
to Portland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wright are
spending the week in Monument for
business reasons.
Among Lexington people doing
business in the Hermiston vicinity
this week were Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Breshears and Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Cutsforth.
Margaret Leach shopped in Pen
dleton Wednesday.
Clarence (Judge) Carmichael,
Emery Moore and Ralph Jackson are
on a hunting trip this week.
Those attending Pomona grange
at Lena Saturday from Lexington
were Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Smouse,
Mr. and Mrs. R, H Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. George
Peck, Mrs. Maude Pointer, Mrs,
Laura Scott, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. De-
vine and daughter Maxine, Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Peck, and Mrs. Alta
Cutsforth. '
Will Van Winkle and Roy Camp
bell returned from their hunting
trip empty handed but reporting a
good time and ready to go again.
Other members of the party were
Charles Van Winkle and Edwin and
Dale Van Winkle of Arlington.
Jack Van Winkle and Dan Dinges
spent the week end in Hood River,
The Three Link club is raffling off
a cedar chest filled with fancy, work
now on display at the W. F. Barnett
store.
The Morrow county state confer
ence for granges will meet at Lex
ington grange hall Saturday, Oct. 16.
A get-together dinner will be served
at noon. The program which is open
to the public, will begin at 1:30 p.
m. Many topics of interest on the
grange and agriculture will be dis
cussed by State Master Ray W. Gill,
and the state officials in attendance.
The program will be approximately
as follows: '
12, noon, dinner; 1:30, Opening of
conference by State Master; 1:35,
The Lecturer and the Work by Mrs.
G. W. Thiesen: 1:50. Milestones bv
Miss Bertha Beck; 2 05, Why Organ
ize Agriculture? by Morton Tomp
kins; 220, Meeting Grange Prob
lems by Ray W. Gill; 2.35, Oppor
tunity Through Woman's Work by
Mrs. Mary Lundell; 3:05 Talk by
County Agent; 3:20, Our Grange Fire
Insurance by C. G. Pattison; 3:35
Grange Bulletin Advertising by Geo.
Corson; 3:50 Grange Question Box,
answers by State Deputy; 4:10, Our
Young Folks by Mrs. Fannie Mc
Call; 4:25, Reports from County
Deputy and Pomona Master; 4:40,
Recess, providing opportunity to
visit with the State Grange party;
5:45, Dinner; 7:00 Group meetings
of masters, lecturers, secretaries,
home economics and agricultural
committees, also insurance agents;
8:00, Rrcreational program; 8:30,
Drill team contest.
The Lexington grange invites ev
eryone reports Burton Peck, master.
TAKES TRIP EAST
Lawrence Redding left Sunday for
a visit of several weeks in Missouri
and Nebraska, expecting to spend
a week or so at Brownington, Mo.,
his old home town, which he had not
visited for some 23 years.
G. T. Want Ads bring results.
IN ACCIDENT
Roger Howell was reported to have
been taken to St. Anthony's hospital
in Pendleton with a broken back as
the result of an accident near the
Jarmon ranch last Thursday eve
ning. Roger, with his father, Joe
Howell, was on the way to Pendle
ton after a visit here when their car
overturned. The father escaped in
jury, according to the report.
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