Thursday, November 2, 1939
Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Page Three
LEXINGTON NEWS
Lexington Dumps
Umatilla, 20-13
By MARGARET SCOTT
The Lexington Jackrabbits de
feated the Umatilla team Friday
afternoon on the local field by a
score of 20 to 13.
Rov Johnson visited with his
family here over the week end from
his work in Bums.
Gerald Acklen spent the week end
in Portland. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Archie Padberg who plans
to visit her sister and family
Wilbur Steagall spent the week
end visiting his family here from
his work at Ukiah,
Mr. and Mrs. Vaude Huntley and
family of Olex spent Saturday at
the Grace Turner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Callie Duncan and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kistner were
called to The Dalles Saturday by
the illness of Mr. Duncan's aunt and
Mrs. Resteer's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Underwood and
family spent the week end in Yak
ima. Mr. and Mrs. Al Fetsch are em
ployed at the Charles Klinger farm
and moved their household goods
there Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Johnson and son Duane
have moved into the small Tempa
Johnson house vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Al Fetsch.
Ladd Sherman spent the week end
in Salem where he attended the
principals' conference.
Local persons motoring to Hepp
ner Friday evening to attend a rally
journed to the gymnasium where
games were enjoyed. Thursday eve
ning there was a special patrol
meeting at which it was decided to
buy new equipment for the Scouts.
Juanita Carmichael was confined
to her home by illness Monday. Her
third and fourth grade classes were
taught by Mrs. Ladd Sherman.
Richard, small son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glover Peck, has been quite ill at
his home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldee Vinson are
visiting at the home .of Mrs. Vin
son's arents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Emma Cox is much improved and
has gone to Medfordto make her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whillock visited
relatives in Spray Sunday.
The Ladies Aid will hold a bazaar
in the Aid room Nov. 29, with a pot
luck luncheon at noon. All of their
needlework will be on display for
sale
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duvall spent
several davs last week in Portland
Dale Lane and Lewellyn Evans
have returned home from Naches,
Wash
Dickev McRoberts spent the week
end at the home of his great uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bau
man.
The play to be presented by the
high school students Dec. 1st, is en
titled "One Mad Night;" the scene
is laid in the Cutter mansion which
is being used as an insane asylum.
The cast is as follows: Don Cutter,
a young playwright, Eldon Pad
berg: Wing, his Chinese valet, Leon
ard Munkers; Pnscilla, who knits,
BOARDMAN NEWS
tim of
wards: John Alden, who hunts In
dians. Joe Wav: Mr. Hyde, a fero
cious villian. Kenneth Jackson; Dr.
Bunn, who is in charge, Billie Nich
nls- T.nri11f Marcv. advanced in diS'
tress, Doris Scott, Mrs. Kluck, the
.-j 0 j.- ra munKers; rnsuua, wnu
neia prior xo we umun cuuvcuuuu Maxine Wav: Ladv MacBeth, a vic-
were Jimmy Davis, Edith and Jer- . . shakesDearei Jerrine Ed
rine Jiidwaras, nae owins, wiia
Underwood, Colleen McMillan and
Eileen Scott.
Mrs. Emmalee Fetsch, son John
and grandson, John, Jr., returned to K Lucille Marcy, advanced in dis
Salem Thursday after visiting at Doris Scott. Mrs. Kluck, th
the Al Fetsch home.
TWis TCIinffpr entertained the
Merry Thimblers club Thursday af
ternoon at the home of Helen Bresh
ears. Bernice Healy was voted in as
a new member. Those present be
cirloo th hostess were Edith Ed
, , marun; uaiuiy kuieku.
wards, Delpha Jones, Faye Ruhl, murd Hanery Rauch,
Vera Whillock, Laveme Henderson
and Helen Breshears
State Grange Holds
Council at Boardman
By MRS. CLAUD COATS
Oregon State Grange council met
with the Greenfield grange No. 579
on Wednesday, Oct. 18. The day
meetings were held in the grange
hall, but because of stage faculties
the evening degree work was held
in the school gymnasium. The Har
vest March was given by Greenfield
grange and the tableaux were fur
nished bv Irrigon and Rhea Creek
granges. Willows exemplified the
third degree.
Mrs. Blanche Shannon left last
Wednesday for Sunnyville, Iowa, for
a two-weeks' visit with friends and
relatives. She formerly lived
Sunnwille.
Jim Howell, Jr., spent the past
week at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howell. He is an
electrical engineer and will be work
ing this winter in Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bard, rail
road agent of Stanfield, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Merritt
last Thursday
Dinner guests at the Parson home
Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Shore, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boswell,
Mrs. Harris and Herbert Parson
Mr. Boswell is Mrs Parson's brother
and Mrs. Harris is her mother.
Mrs. Mike Wenker of Portland
and Mrs. George Funkhouser left
Monday for Nez Perce, Idaho, where
they will visit friends. The two wo
men are sisters.
Pat Healy, who is now working
near Portland as brakeman on a
train, was visiting friends and rel
atives here over the week end. Pat
is remembered as a graduate of the
class of '39.
Miss Essie Jones. Mrs. Klitz and
Phil Jones motored to La Grande
Saturday. Miss Esther Jones
Rev. Walpole and his family. Ev
eryone is cordially invited.
Mrs. W. A. Bunten, daughter of
Mrs. Chapman, visited her mother
over the week end.
Mrs. Glen Hadley. Mrs. H. Jayne,
Mrs. Jim Howell and Mrs. Claud
Myers were visitors in Pendleton
one day last week. While there they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene liar
man. Mrs. Herman was formerly
Wilma Myers.
Miss Ewing. district presbytenal
secretary, spoke at church Sunday
on home missions. She also gave a
talk to a group of ladies Saturday
afternoon.
A. E. McFarlands, who recently
nurchased the old Marshall place,
have iust had an artesian well
drilled. Water was struck within
the last week.
Mrs. Buster Rands returned Sun
day from Portland where she has
been receiving medical attention
for the past two weeks.
A Hallowe'en party was given in
the grange hall Tuesday night Din
ner was served early , in the eve
ning, followed by games of all kinds.
YOUR EYES
Dr. Clarke, the Eye-Sight Special
ist of Portland, will be in Heppner,
all day and evening, Monday and
Tuesday, November 6th and 7th, at
the Heppner Hotel. See him about
your eyes.
G. T. Want Ads bring resuha.
e me,
i feel as SMrea
re-
tress. JJons Scott, Mrs. iviuck, uie . - , , , . , .
ues,&, xuiis wiAJn,, , turned with them to begin work m
housekeeper, Zelma Way Gertrude . . . cu , v
iiuuiu.!.!, j j the. OaKis sorvirp station. Snp IS tak
Finch, Don's fiancee, Lavelle Pieper;
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Mrs. T. Ashington Finch, her moth- f.. " , " '
er May Rauch; Depression then: I .g
colored maid, Lena Belle Forbes, rviw nt fj,.--.
Artemus Burke, a lawyer, Elroy , . T ,
Martin; Danny Siletto, wanted for ,
The masquerade party at the lo
cal skating rink Saturday night was
a huge success with a large attend
ance of both participants and spec-
There is to be a root luck dinner
at the church Sunday, following the
Sunday school and church services.
The object of the dinner is to show
the appreciation of the people to Mr.
nr o 1, WV.;a &A IVTrc T .nnnio
mis. udicui ance or both participants ana spec- , u- . , . . ,.
n i td ji ,ricHrtyc u ? r Bereer for his services during the
iienaerson were fciiu" """"" tatnrs. Pr zes were awarded J-ouise , " " .
Wednesday. They were accompanied H charl Padb and Zelma absence , ot an oroainea minister m
i... vuu o mr,t nn n nis ... ' y & the field. It is also a welcoming for
Many times a day the telephone helps peo
ple to be thoughtful kindly reassuring.
Who would like to hear your voice today?
by Keith Gentry who went on to his w
i i trlf...
Mr. and Mrs. Al Fetsch enter
tained with chicken dinner Thursday
evening at their home. The follow
ing guests were present: Erma and
Doris Scott. Vester Thornburg, Ken
neth Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
chie Munkers
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
BUSINESS OFFICE, 4 WEST WILLOW STREET, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tractor Short Course
Set at O.S.C. Soon
A three-weeks tractor and farm
power machinery short course has
been scheduled for Nov. 27 to Dec.
lie Munkers. , 16 bv the agricultural engineering
Lexington grange members wnc M deDartment at Oregon State coll ege.
attended the state conference at ... , .mil rt iha Bhnri
, j I Xiua Will Kf oiiiiiitti
Boardman Wednesday were Mr. and . but wiU
Mrs. Oral Scott, Mrs. Elsie Beach, more comDlete deal with
Miss Edith Edwards, Mrs. lrma more modem q farm r
Parker, Mrs. Harry Dinges, Mrs.
Maude Pointer, Mr. and Mrs. B ranK . tractoT&cravfer and
Saling, Clarence Bauman, T. W. , easoline and Diesel -and
Cutsforth, Mr. and Mrs. Urvlue their major accessorieS wiU
Cutsforth, Mrs. Olive Swaggart, Mr. by students under the
and Mrs. Raymond Dolven, Mrs. direction of the departmental staff
Laura Rice, Mrs. Henry Smouse, , f from fading
and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Iroedson. trapt. mmnanies. As was the case
Mrs. George Allyn entertained ft CQmse wiU
the members of her Sunday school open to gU farmers or adult students
class at the Congregational church q an who are interested) on
c-x..Jn.r nfmnnn flnmes were . n . j .,! r
odtuiuajr ci""". ----- tne payment oi a iiat tuiuon iee oi
played and delicious refreshments $ tQ TOver operating costs of the
ui tan.c j"- --- tiiree-weeKS
Dorothy Peck, Gene and Dorothy
Cutsforth, Audrey Majeske, ferine
Van Winkle. Betty Smethurst, La
vonne McMillan and Mary and Ralph
Andrews
A. M. Edwards and Orville Haigh
course. Application
blanks are being made available at
the offices of county agents or may
be obtained direct from the depart
ment at Corvallis.
Vnr T?fnt: A verv convenient and
X. J-lvTwiww - w I -- " -
were business visitors in Lewiston, well watered sheep range at Alder-
dale. Wash. Contains 2300 acres with
other lands available. Inquire of
Wm. Warner, Alderdale, Wash. 34-6
CORRECT GLASSES
For Eye Comfort Better Vision
Maho. Mondav and Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breshears
and daughter Helen were in Pen
dleton Monday. During their ab
sence the post office was managed
hv Miss Edwina
John Miller is employed in the
county surveyors office in Hepp
ner.
Plan to attend the P. T. A. meet
ing which will be held Wednesday,
Nov. o. in tne scnooi auuiiuiium. , ,r w:i
. . ' ,. u A H Come to Pendleton for Your Optical
An interesting program by the 4-H Necds, Eycs Examincd by Mod.
The Bov Scouts held their regu
lar meeting last Tuesday evening
at the school house. After a short
business meeting when the Scouts
passed the various tests, they ad-
ern Methods. Classes urouna io
Fit When Needed. Reasonable
Prices.
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
Optometrist - Pendleton
Over Woolworths Phone 535-J
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