Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, February 18, 1943, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 Heppner Gazette Times, February 18, 1943 . i KIwc High school was dismissed Mon- Mrs. Bob Buchanan and small 6:30 p. m. lone: 10:30 a. m. ont Sunday; LeXingtOn NeWS thflt dd sherman and daughter visitei at home of Evening song and gospel service 9:00 a. m. on 3rd Sunday Miss Larkin could attend an ath- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles at 7:45. Lena: 10:30 a. m. on 2nd and 4th By Mrs. Maxinc Gray letic meeting in Pendleton. Renoe, from her home at lone. Wednesday Evenings: Sun day s. Leonard Munkers, Joseph Way Frank Rider went to Heppner Carol Buschke went to Heppner 7Jf Ff Tl and Albert Edwards spent the Tuesday j. A. Shoun to report to stay with her parents and at- TJS oclok Wednesday evening. Conyesions: 335,3, 7:30 to week-end at their homes 'here, for duty. tend the Heppner school for the 1 ursday evening 8:00 p. m. Sundays, 8:15 to 8:55 a. m. fWi.wt tha ij y a cpnno in r-tiiuin-iii. n tit-. i x remainder 01 uir tcim. - - AifiiL uiv. - v k w imri lreiiiL euau2: " , I. . -i i ."" .. , , at tne parsonage. Mrs. Uiarence naye v- Columbia river visited with Mrs. Hazel iiarxis movea ner - Xodav. l; ie ,ri0itintr lipr Hancrhter Janice , . . i tit... i. ;i i,!, Ta,r.V,e Wash nf J,,ul,t"i xoudj. iu Yoi.".t o npr Darenis. ivir. ana mrs. iiiuu uumv wvjv """""i .. Tff-. ' . ...... .1 .T11 anu mis. , :!,- and her parents, MiJ. Earl Warner. Frederickson and family Friday. ter spending the winter at the Wil - g hinde may build a . .... ; , . r 'M-.rtvov r oiq in t n mnnni Miss Ellen Miller who is taking tamily OacK to iNacnes, w-wu x- J3A9U sn B Jg ter spending the winter at the Will- R , wWr. v build a roof us in,' so that we cannot look Saturday evening m.ui B"- nurgeg training Pasco spent the uu: uu, urc up.Hudson Taylor, of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Gray were week.end with the Henry Miners Harris s two daughters also left Mpnday Feb 22. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Yarnell, Mr. ag did Mrs Grfer and g0n Marion, school here. Monthly birthday party at 6:30 p. and Mrs. Bill Ross and Mr. and on Mrs. Neal Knighten entertained m. illustrated lecture, John Wesley, Mrs. Roy Williams. Saturd were Lloyd Aldrich her room of six girls with a dinner Father of Methorism. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Browning Mrg NeUie Netter and two chn Monday evening in honor of Betty . ... ...Mainal ia Pinochle club Sat- , ' , T....H...J Harris who left for her home ini r mmmi aren or roruana to visit, uwu- , ,. . , ,, . , riivsr L-nuiiun ur iiiuiai nivlflv evening Those present were a; Naches. Wash The girls all stayed n-i. Mr and Mrs. Bob Burnside Mr. over mght. Md,"? TTa"L TS:- iTlSL.81 Ur. DeM Mc.! Merle CarmichaeL Mrs. Edna lur- . ' are viting here from Portland, ner, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pal- Mrs Bertha Terry and sons Ce- Mr Mrg McDaniel of mer, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mar- d and Harold of Wapatp Wash, are Lone Rock wfll them here shall and Mrs. C. C. Carmichael. visiting Mr and Mrs. Earl Terry. d & yalen Mrs. Laurel Ruhl and sons re- They arrived Saturday and they all Frida eyenin& turned home Sunday after spending met Parks Terry who is in the had a time making cream. a week with her parents, Mr. and navy and had a short furlough so Then had bung weiners Mrs. Gene Gray of Stanfield. stopped off at Hermiston Sunday. ice creaim K. N. Potter of Portland was a Mrs. Rudolph Rada spent the Merritt and two business visitor in Lexington one week-end with her family in Port- chUdren who day recently. land. weeks at Kinzua returned home to 1,T RTrK3 KlTrTYTJ VT IVIfi MlTlll- t--H All 1 1 .,1 . . . . .. - cuiy Auen nau a wry poimux Hardman where she plans to visit viiio Am visitme Mr. ana1 jvxrs. i. i, u; VinrK - o , cHVH-WTllt W1HCI1 nau iuj uiiuuw Martin B. Clark, Minister SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. Bible school. 11 a. m. Communion and preach ing. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. WEDNESDAY 7:00 p. m. Choir practice, 7:30 p. m. Pre -prayer service. 7:45 p. m. Evangelistic service. THURSDAY 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting. 7:30 p. m. Bible study. ASSEMBLY QV GOD Sterl D. Spiesz, pastor Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Worship, 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m. Tuesday prayer service, 7:45 p. m. Thursday Bible study, 7:45 p. m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Church school, 9:45 a. m. Mornnig Prayer and sermon, 11 o'clock. The YPF.will have charge of the service. HAVE BABY DAUGTER A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lucas on Jan. 30 at the Emannuel hospital in Port land. The baby weighed nine pounds two and one-half ounces and has been nemed Phyllis Jane. R. Burton for a few days. a week before returning to her - a weeK oeiore leiuimng 1 ii i i t i i t :1 . . " " oa cuy masnea ana aruiten wmie Ar nrtnn Wash. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Hunt are ioading lumber at the Ordnance spending several days in Portland. depot r,Ai M T P. ,RiiTn were . j nr -n: aiii. aivj, ylri ana ivirs. ruiua gut business visitors in Pendleton on ylome after a five day visit in Port Monday. lancL They left their daughter Glen Mr. and Mrs. Don Pointer and na fa a Wjitai for treatment. in ess visitors in Pendleton on rTKiir3rlnv ' Herman Wallace took his father By Elsa M. Leathers Sam Wallace, to his home in Hub- Robert Rogers, who has been em bard, last week-end. ployed by Kinzua at Camp 5 the Mrs. Herman Green and son Clii- past few years was called to the Hardman News . . . At Heppner CHURCHES ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH Rev. Francis McCormack, Pastor Schedule of services: Heppner: Mass at 9:00 a. m. every Sunday except 3rd. Mass on 3rd Sunday at 10:30. TUNE IN ON-- National Grange Broadcast over Blue Network 12:30 p. m. on Third Saturday of each month. Rhea Creek Grange if COOPERATIVE CHURCH OF IONE J. Fred Stilwell, Pastor jf Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Topic: "Is War Sent as the Judgment of iruo. a i. ....... ... . . . - - - JOI. A v. vy J 1 1 . . H.J vuu.vu w vv week at the home of her parents, been visiting in Hardman and Lone God?" -K r ... l HIT TIT t T 7 HTi11 I .,1 1 ' a.. HiT.. 1 If Mr. ana mrs. vv. vctn yuiivic. kock wim ms parents, ivir. ana mrs. Ralph Jackson and Marcella left Ben Rogers. He left Condon Mon- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Friday on a business trip to Port- day evening. Bcnnie Howe, Minister land. They were gone several days. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol V. Robe guNDY Feb 21: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gibson vis- made a business trip to Pendleton ' ' ited here Thursday afternoon with Monday to attend a Physical Fit- Divine woflP a .. f'J' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breshears. ness program sponsored by the mon toPlc: ShP. Bulldmg- P" Word has been received from Cpl state department of education ial muac h? choiT- C. C. Carmichael that he is now Ollie Hastings spent the week- Church school at 9:45 a. m. Lucy Rdffers superintendent. A class Aid ilVIi -' J V-A H V Ji..iXltjUXAI i. i kUJ CJ J. lor every graae ana age. Mrs. Terrell Benge motored to returning Tuesdav. t)Uri11 ntMi TrAA air TVTn TT T o-f T -"vt rrfvr.T-1 0 r, rl J. JJ tUiJi VH J. X l.v.u:jr mi t CU1U 1T11 iV. lrx JV V glV.ll "iiu Word has been received that children took Opal Adams and son George Wallis is with the armed Perry who recently, underwent a forces. Pvt. Wallis is stationed at tonsillectomy at Heppner. to theiir Camp Goran, Ga. home at Kinzua Saurday. Mrs. Mrs. Wuue Steagall returned to Owen Leathers accompanied them, her home the last of the week staying over night at Kinzua. They from Lebanon where she visited visited the Carl McDaniels at Con ner folks. Mr. and Mrs. Vern don returning to Hardman Sunday. Strickler. Mrs. C. H. McDaniel received"' Heppner visitors this past week- word from the war department that end were, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph her son. Pvt. Everett Hadley was Majeske, Mrs. Edna Munkers, Mrs. honorably discharged Feb. 10. He is Ralph Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. over the 38 year age limit and is Palmer, Mrs. Leila Palmer, Mrs. returning to work in the lumber Clifford Yarnell, Mrs. Ray Wil- industry. liams, Mrs. Merritt Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Hastings and Frieda Breeding is ill with the Peggy were in town Sunday from TT Youth Fellowship for juniors at A GOOD 1 WHO WORKS CHEAP I1EW5PAPER ftDVRTISIH5r mumps Heppner. A Limited Amount of 45-volt B Batteries and 90-volt B iy2 A Power Paks. Unfinished drop-leaf table . . . $5.98 Unfinished chair $1.75 3-picce Dinette set . . . . $26.35 Extra Chair ....... $4.45 Gamble Bonded Day-old Chicks deliv ered in two weeks. WAR TIRES ON HAND GAMBLE DEALER STORE CON LEY LAN HAM, Owner 11 :.llllllltllllfllttilflllll iiiiiimiiiimimimliiiilitimitiniiiiiiii " ll,,,l,ll,1n,lll"ll,ll,l,ll,,l,'l,nlJ""""J",j"""""i""" ERRIGON NEWS By MRS. J. A. SHOUN Harvey Warner was operated on for appendicitis in the Walla Wal la hospital Wednesday. He is re ported as doing nicely. Mrs. Jim Benef iel of Seattle who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephens, left for Tillamook to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Cooper and family after which she will return to her home in Seattle. Ladd Sherman was in Hermis ton Tuesday. He came back with a new car. The Irrigon and Umatilla ball teams met at Umatilla. The Irri gon grade etam won 23 to 4 while Umatilla high won 42-23. Mr. and Mrs Carl Alquist of Vale were overnight visitors with Mrs. Emma Stewart. They were on thpir wav to Medford. Marion Pierce went to Portland Sunday. Glenn O'Brien, and his mother j went to Hermiston to bring Mrs. j Mrs. O Brien and little son home ' from the hospital. . Clarence Annis was called to f Portland Monday. j Mr. and Mrs Batie Rand, Mrs. Harvey Warner and children and Mrs. Lillie Warner all went to vis- it Harvey Warner in the hospital at Walla Walla. He is reported as J doing fine. MIIIIHIMHIMIII.il Id II We Will Not Be Able to Sell Canned Foods - the week of February 22-28-but we can help you anticipate your needs this Friday and Saturday. You will not be able to buy "tinned" or "glassed" foods until March 1 if you have your ration book. PiHiiiHeieHBBiiiii Be Forehanded I 1 HUSTON'S Stock up for all next week when you do this week-end's Food Shopping ... All canned foods have been "frozen" by government order and will not be on sale during week of FEBRUARY 22-28 Anticipate your needs up to March 1 and make your purchases accordingly. You are allowed 5 cans-over 8 ounces per person . . . We can supply your needs in all lines. Central Market I I I I I 5 I?