Thursday, March 16, 1939
Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Page Five
Elmer Hamrick visited his family
here Sunday from The Dalles where
he has undergone, treatment for two
months following burns received
when he came into accidental con
tact with the high power line at
lone as P. P. & L. lineman. His
progress toward recovery has been
good and he expected to be dis
missed from the hospital in two
weeks. In spite of amputation of
one hand, he has been in good spir
its and has taken advantage of op
portunities for recreation as short
respites , from hospital life have af
forded. Norton King, home on vacation
from his studies at Oregon State
college, underwent an emergency
operation or appendicitis at Hepp
ner hospital Tuesday evening. No
complications were reported and he
came through the ordeal in good
shape. His father, A. T. King, came
from Kinzua in response to word of
the emergency, returning home yes
terday. La Verne Van Marter arrived yes
terday to spend part of spring vaca
tion from studies at U of O. with his
mother, Mrs. Muriel Van Marter,
having stopped over in Portland a
couple of days on he way. He has
held a regular berth with the frosh
basketball team the past season,
turning in a good record.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jay Merrill were
in town Monday from the farm home
in the mountains south, of Hardman.
Mr. Merrill had just had a bandage
removed from an eye that he had
had treated for more than a year,
and looked forward to its being well
recovered. Much snow in the timber
was reported.
O. M. Scott and Norman Nelson
were transacting business in the
city Saturday in connection with the
benefit dance for Lexington Boy
Scouts to be held at the Lexington
grange hall next Saturday evening.
They extended an invitation for
everyone to join in having a good
time.
Among Oregon State college stu
dents home for spring vacation are
Nancy and Charles Cox, Norton
King, Louise Anderson, Bernard
McMurdo and Howard Cleveland.
Clair Cox, who has a position in
Corvallis, drove up with his sister
and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gorger and chil
dren were in the city Tuesday from
the farm north of lone. Mr. Gorger
reported his health well on return
to normal following recent illness
from a serious infection.
Egbert L. Young was transacting
business in the city Tuesday from
Rhea creek where he has been for
the last four weeks at the Earl Mc
Kinney farm.
Joe Green arrived home the end
of the week to spend spring vaca
tion from studies at U. of 0. with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Green.
Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spec
ialist of Pendleton, will be at the
HEPPNER HOTEL on WEDNES
DAY, MARCH 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ferguson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barratt motored
to Portland Sunday, returning Mon
day evening.
Harold Anderson of Gooseberry
was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Used Car Bargains
1936 FORD PICKUP
1936" FORD PICKUP $395
Reconditioned motor
1937 FORD PICKUP $450
Low mileage, new rubber all
around
1938 FORD 60 TUDOR $525
This thrifty car has new car ap
pearance The large number of trade-ins on
the new 1939 Ford car gives us the
choice of good cars to sell.
ROSEWALL-GENTRY MOTOR
Heppner CO. Oregon
FORD DEALERS
Lee Howell and Cornett Green
were Heppner Oddfellows attend
ing a lodge meeting in Pendleton
Tuesday.
Skaters: Free favors and big time
at the St Patrick's Frolic at lone
Friday night, 7:30 to 10. Regular
prices.
Skaters: St. Patrick's Frolic at lone
Friday night. Over in time for the
dance, 7:30 to 10. Free favors, big
time.
A benefit dance for Lexington
Boy Scouts will be held at Lexing
ton grange hall next Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Jones motored
to Portland Tuesday, expecting to
return home the end of the week.
Skaters: Don't forget the St. Pat
rick's Frolic at lone Friday night.
Free favors, big time. 7:30 to 10.
Mrs. Lewis Cason, in the . city
Saturday from the mountain home,
reported heavy snow there.
Gar Swanson and Roy Lindstrom
were business visitors in the city
Tuesday from lone.
Young bronze turkey gobblers for
sale. Phone 4F13. Mrs. Ed Acton,
Lena, Ore. 1.
Miss Harriet Hager is home from
Oregon State college for spring vacation.
HARDMAN NEWS
Former Hardmanite
Dies in Australia
By HARDMAN HIGH SCHOOL
Word was received this week of
the death of George Robinson of
Cranbrook, in western Australia,
who died January 17. Mr. Robinson
was the father of Roy Robinson and
for years was a resident of Morrow
county. In 1909 he left here for Ar
gentina and later went to Australia.
One son is married and is living in
Australia and a daughter died there,
leaving a family. Another son, Hen
ry, resides at John Day and a daugh
ter, Mrs. Basil Harrison, lives at
Redmond. Mr. Robinson would have
been 88 years old in May.
Those from here attending the
dance at Rhea creek Saturday night
were the Misses Vern and Vera Mc
daniel, Pat Bleakman, Betty Gaither,
Grace and Jean Leathers, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Redding, Gus and Bunny
Steers, Donald and Creston Robin
son, Burt Burnside, Irvin Greener,
Marvin Saddler, Tommy Graham
and Leon Chapin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McDaniel
went to Arlington for a trappers'
meeting. Mr. McDaniel returned on
Tuesday without his wife, who be
cause of illness' remained until Sun
day. She stayed at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bud Fisk.
Glen McCutcheon withdrew from
our high school and is now enrolled
in Heppner high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinnard McDaniel
were visiting in Hardman Monday
morning.
The Rebekahs had an expected
Home Needs
Clothes Pins Doz. 5c
Wax Paper 10c and 25c
Genuine "Waxtex" per roll
Westinghouse Light Globes
15, 25, 40 50, 60, 75, 100 Watt
15c Each
Flashlight Batteries 5c-10c each
Kleenex, 500 sheets 28c
Kotex, 12's 20c
San Nap Pak, 12's 15c
Bathroom Toilet Tissue
Prim 4 Rolls 19c
M. D . 3 Rolls 25c
Easter Cards 3 or 5c, 5c each
Easter Napkins 10c Pkg.
Bridge Sets, Easter 10c each
DICKSON'S
VARIETY STORE
HEPPNER, OREGON
surprise party for the Odd Fellows
Saturday night Refreshments con
sisted of pie, sandwiches and coffee.
April 1 put that date down on
your calendar, for the high school
plans to give four one-act plays
then, and are now hard at work. Al
so, the Rebekahs are planning on
giving a very special dance with un
usual features. Read this column
next week for additional informa
tion. Mr. and Mrs. George Hayden and
Marion went to Pendleton Tuesday.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Redding and small daughter, Earl
ine, visited the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Redding at Eight
Mile.
Mrs. Marvin Brannon and Mrs.
Muriel McCutcheon attended the
grade school teachers luncheon in
Heppner Saturday.
The prayer meeting group has or
ganized a recreation club which will
meet on Friday evenings at the hall
in the Miller building. Everybody
is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid moved
to the mill on Rock creek. They are
living in the Lovgren house.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Smith and
children, Mrs. Bessie Craber and
daughter of Walla Walla visited Mrs.
Ethel McDaniel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Peterson and
children and Mrs. Fred Bartmess of
Gridley, Calif., visited friends and
relatives here from Tuesday till Fri
day and then went to Walla Walla
to visit relatives there.
Mrs. Maud Robisan and son Rich
ard arrived in Hardman Wednesday
and visited for several days.
Gus Steers has gone to work for
Mr. Buschke above Heppner.
A well attended and very enjoy
able birthday party was held at the
home of Mrs. Lewis Knighten Fri
day afternoon. It was a regular
meeting of the Birthday club in hon
or of Mrs. Carey Hastings and Mrs.
Knighten. Since the club is raising
money for church repairs, they se
lected a committee who shall have
charge of all things relative to the
church. The following were elected:
George Hayden, chairman; J. B. Ad
ams, Mrs. Charlie McDaniel, A. D.
Inskeep, and Neal Knighten.
Bill Mahrt was in town last week
installing a Delco light plant at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leathers.
On Friday evening a number of
the Christian Endeavor members
Lexington School
CARNIVAL
SAT., MARCH 25
COME EARLY - STAY LATE
Jitney Dancing, Booths, Con
etti, Serpentine, Eats Games,
Drinks and FUN!
Come One and All
O Ten Years Ago
(Gazette Times, Mar. 21, 1929)
St. Patrick's day celebration rais
es neat sum for new church.
"The Younger Generation" is first
talking moving picture presented at
S'ftar theater, a road show attrac
tion.
Laurel Beach appears here with
Whatman glee club.
W. V. Pedro of Cecil and Miss
Daisy Butler cf Heppner exchange
property.
Ed Bennett elected president of
Heppner Golf club.
Paul Hisler undergoes operation
for appendicitis at Heppner . hos
pital, Wednesday.
Dwight Misner returns to county
and purchases 2600-acre Friewald
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Noble enjoy
Sunday motor trip to Columbia riv
er, report many new lambs in evi
dence. Phelps Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Trained Lady Assistant
Phone 1332 Heppner, Ore.
went to Heppner to attend the ral
ly. They reported an interesting
meeting and especially enjoyed the
singing in the Indian laneuaee bv a
group of Indians, and the duet by
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, who are In
dians. Those who went in were Mrs.
Neal Knighten, Mrs. G. I. Clary,
Annual Meeting
Lexington
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LEXINGTON GRANGE HALL
SAT., MARCH 18
o Business meeting begins at 10 A. M.,
Program following lunch served by
Home Ec Ladies, 35c the plate.
All Fa rmers Invited
Whether Members or Not
TheSTAR REPORTER
Friday-Saturday
. MARK TWAIN'S
TOM SAWYER, DETECTIVE
Billy Cook as Tom Sawyer - Donald O'Connor as Huck Finn M
Honest entertainment for juveniles and the entire family plus
PACIFIC LINER
with Victor McLaglen, Chester Morris, Wendy Barrie, Alan Hale
Red drama on a crippled ship at sea . . . the story of a likeable tyrant
who asked no man to do what he wouldn't do himself.
In Disney's "The Practical Pig" the Three Little Pigs once more sing
"Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?"
Sunday-Monday
DAWN PATROL
with Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone, David Niven, Donald Crisp
This new version of "Dawn Patrol" is second to no aviation or
war picture, whether it be "The Big Parade," "What Price Glory,"
"Hell's Angels," or the original "Dawn Patrol" the story of flying
soldiers who live robustly and die heroically it hits human emo
tions with powerful impact.
Cartoon Movietone News
Sunday matinees at 1 p. m. and 3 p. m.
Tuesday
THE DUKE OF WEST POINT
with Louis Hayward, Joan Fontaine, Richard Carlson
A picturesque and interesting story of cadet social and sport life at
West Point.
The Daffy Doc Table Manners
Wed.-Thu., March 22-23
ARTISTS and MODELS ABROAD
with Jack Benny, Joan Bennett, The Yacht Club Boys, Mary Boland
Buck Benny rides again! Comedy, music, romance and beautiful
girls modelling fashions of the world's outstanding designers.
Pudgy Cartoon News of the Day
This ad is good for 10c on any adult admission
if used before March 24th.
STAR THEATER
Heppner, Oregon
Misses Frances Inskeep, Nona Ins
keep, Mildred Clary, Juanita Byer
and Jim Stevens, Tommy Graham
and Irl Clary.
Nash for sale or trade for cattle,
good condition. W. JL French, Hard
man. 47tf