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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Thursday, Mar. 28, 1940
IOfrBB NEWS
Halvorsen Butte
Scene of Service
By MRS. ELMER GRIFFITH
Twenty-two persons attended the
sunrise service on Easter morning
on Halvorsen butte. Services were
held at the foot of a white cross,
placed there by William Burke. An
organ was transported in a pick-up
loaned by Garland Swanson. After
the service, the group went to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker,
where breakfast was prepared and
served.
The first part of the Sunday school
hour was devoted to an excellent
program. There were readings and
exercises by the little people, as
well as some fine numbers by the
older folk. One hundred twenty
eight attended Sunday school, and
a goodly number remained for
church. Several special musical
selections preceded the sermon.
Miss Eva Swanson visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Swan
son on Easter.
Mrs. Omar Rietmann is ill at
her home here. Mrs. Minnie Far
v rens is caring for her.
At a meeting of the 0. E. S. Social
club Monday the following officers
were chosen: President, Anna
Smouse; vice-president, Lena Lun
dell, and secretary, Elaine Riet
mann. New books on the shelves at the
library are "My New Book Shelf"
(four little books), Gulliver's Trav
els, Joan and the Three Deer, Peter
Rabbit's Birthday, Peter Rabbit and
the Little Boy, Uncle Wiggly's Li
brary (consisting of eight books for
the little people), Emerald City of
Oz, Mother West Wind's Children,
Abe Lincoln Grown Up by Carl
Sandburg, The Sisters by Myra
Brinig, Grandfather Was Queer by
Richardson Wright, Land Below the
Wind by Agnes Newton Keith, Con
sultation Room by Frederic Loomis,
The Brand Brothers by Robert Am
es Bennet, and Big Show by Charles
Cooke.
Dixon T. Smith came over from
Walla Walla Thursday for a ten
day visit with his family.
Mrs. Victor Rietmann and Mrs.
Hugh Smith entertained last Wed
nesday at the Smith home in honor
of Mrs. Victor Peterson of The
Dalles. Three tables of bridge were
in play and high prize was won by
Mrs. Omar Rietmann, low by Mrs.
David Rietmann, and guest prize
by Mrs. Peterson.
Mrs. Wallace Matthews who has
been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Ms. H. 0. Ely, at
Morgan for several weeks, departed
Saturday for her home at Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Odom of
Morgan were business visitors in
The Dalles Monday.
Rose Marie and Billie Gorger
spent their Easter vacation at home.
They returned to Pendleton Mon
day.
Jerry Phillips, Portland, a fresh
man at U. C, visited several days!
last week at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Dixon T. Smith. He departed
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yarnell and
son Alton spent the Easter week
end at Bickleton with Mr. Yarnell's
father.
Mrs. Fred Man kin and Mrs. Lee
Beckner returned Thursday from
Portland.
Mrs. George C. Krebs of Cecil
is in The Dalles with her daughter,
Margaret Anne, who is a patient in
the hospital there. Margaret is sur
feing from inflamatory rheumatism
and has been seriously ill, but is
now much better. Her brothers,
Mancell and Marion, visited her
Sunday.
Mrs. Dale Ray is visiting her
sons at Lyle, Wash., and at Hood
River.
A joint birthday party was held
at the home of Mrs. H. E. Yarnell
on March 20 honoring Mrs. James
Lindsay, Mrs. Diantha Akers, Mrs.
W. M. Eubanks and Mrs. Louis Ball.
A belated birthday gift was also
presented to Mrs. E. M. Baker by
some of the ladies. A large birth
day cake was made by Mrs. P. C.
Peterson. The table decorations
were a combination of green and
yellow, featuring both' St. Patricks's
and Easter. The honorees received
many lovely gifts. Besides those
mentioned other guests were Mrs.
Ernest C. Heliker, Miss Barbara
Wetmore, Mrs. Ralph Ledbetter and
Mrs. Henry Gorger
Warm sunny days have been fol
lowed by somewhat cooler weather,
with several nice showers, which
pleases the wheat farmers greatly.
The rain Monday night amounted to
.25 inch.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ekleberry and
two children and Mr. and Mrs. Rood
Ekleberry and two children drove
to Lebanon Friday to attend the
fiftieth wedding anniversary of the
ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. Chan
dler were for many years residents
of the Cecil section.
Fight Card Being
Planned for April
Heppner's fire fighters, let down a
little by the weather man and con
flicting engagements at the time of
their first fight card, are planning
another smoker for some time in
April. Definite date has not been
set but some of the mitt artists are
reported to be warming up for the
affair.
Injuries to some of the boys par
ticipating in the first card will keep
them out of the forthcoming bouts.
Some of them were too anxious to
annihilate their opponents and in
jured themselves. It was a snappy
card throughout, regardless of the
fact that haymakers were lacking.
The main event, Partlow vs. Doney,
was called off in the fourth due to
an injury to Partlow's arm. The
boys mixed it well up to that time.
McCracken took a decision over
Moschella, Marshall outpointed his
opponent, Klocke, Gumm and Hens
ley drew and "Tornado" Partlow
took a decision over "Battling"
Corpe.
Let G. T. Want Ads help you dis
pose of surplus stock.
Sunrise Service
Draws Assemblage
Sunrise services conducted by
young people of Heppner and Lex
ington attracted large numbers Eas
ter morning. At Heppner some 65
young people, and some not so
young, made the trek to the summit
of Morrow hill where the large cross
had been erected earlier and there
joined in the services of song and
talks.
At Lexington 30 people assembled
on a hill a few miles to the north
west and enjoyed a program pre
pared by young people of the Lex
ington churches.
The day was climaxed at Hepp
ner with presentation of the can
tata, "Memories of Easter," by the
combined Methodist and Christian
church choirs of Heppner and sing
ers from the Lexington churches.
The cantata was given at Lexington
Friday evening to an audience that
filled the Christian church. Ap
proximately 300 people turned out
to hear the chorus at the Christian
church in Heppner Sunday eve
ning. DAFFODILS IN DEMAND
J. A. Anglin ordered 2000 daffo
dils for his 10-year anniversary cel
ebration at the Safeway store last
Saturday. He believes he made a
mistake in ordering, for the 2000
posies were nearly gone before noon
and afternoon customers were dis
appointed. Had the order been 5000
it would have been nearer the right
number, he says.
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