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t 2 Heppner Gazette Times, June 3, 1943 At Heppner IONENEWS NOTES rill IDPUCC w'9h School and UlUKLMtO Grade Diplomas spent last week with her sister Mrsr. L. C. Aldrich and family. The hay is nearly all down around Presented Thursday By MBS. OMAB RIETMANN ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH IfT du&tes "V?. ir dlplrS at well's former home. iicwi . ai, if.vu a. m. cvcij exercises neld in tne gym inuis- Sunday except 3rd. Mass on 3rd day evenmg May 27. A splendid Sunday at 10:30. address was riven by Dr. Levi T. Kincaid. C. W. Roundy of Seattle IRRIGON NEWS was also a visitor in lone over the Bv MBS. J. A. SHOTTN Dale StilwelL who is in the air Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rider and two here f-nd will soon oe in we wu. Saturdav to visit his oarents Mr. weeK-ena witn nis momer, mn. ""Si" T . ; --- and Mrs J F. StiWl. Sundav sf- C. W. Grim and family. They ar. Nora Wilson, returning to JNew Meadows Friday. He painted his: mother's house while here. Ora Thompson and John Freder ickson killed a rattlesnake in the Caldwell vard Thursday. There ternoon Dale, accompanied by his rived Saturday. Stil- Pfc Raymond Allen has gone ov er seas according to his mother, lone fishermen who tried their MrS- H. W. Grim. luck in different parts of the coun t. in. o 1 snv. r.J: i ,,w Jf Varifio ty Sunday reported fair catches, ter Dolores went to Centralia Thurs- 9:00 a. m. on 3rd Sunday. college at Newberg. Eulenna See- Mr- d Mrs. Bert Mason and Mr. day to visit relatives and friends Lena: 10:30 a. m. on 2nd and 4th hafer was salutatorium and Ernest --Jfl" . , wv. McCabe was valedictorian. Mrs. n IBU iwtn- ' . ' ix. . t r.j cr,td tha dinU- Yarnell and son Clifford tried son and sons John and Fred and mas to the eighth grade and Walter Johnson creek; Gerry Tullis, Elbert daughter Freda, Mrs Joy Smith and T T slaughter place Dobyns presented high school di- BaU OI Pendleton ana JUton kod- son Steven were neppner visiwrs Mrg BiUie nlter, Tommy and JVIrs. Jack Browning and daugh- haye been very few rattlers foun(j this country. m Sundays. Week-day mass at 8 a. Friday, 7:30 a. m. Confessions: Saturdays, Maxine Rucker of Stanfield is. visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ida Slaugh ter. , Frank French of California hast 7:30 to 8.00 p. m. Sundays, 8:15 to 8:55 a. m. pkyed upper Rhea creek and Deo Drake Miss Laverne Duus, student nurse Lge Munden Farmington in " u .Bdnl and recessional and son Bob were at the steel of Pendleton, is spending her va- and Billy Gorger played a violin bridge on Rhea creek. cation with her parents, Mr. and p&ula Haberlein returned from solo accompanied by his sister The lone Birthday club met at Mrs. Henry Duus. She spent Beveral peridlet0Il Thureda Tj I1UI1CM XVlIa. dUIlIL UlOtIl OllU una. Udjfa 111 JTWUIU1U Ollivuig tJVViii'i."- 0 F1K5T METHODIST CHURCH Bennie Howe, Minister Sunday, June 6 Divine worship at 11 a. m. Church school at 9:45 a. Lucy Rodgers, superintendent, class for every grade and age. Youth Fellowship for juniors at coach's 6:30 p. m. Evening worship at 7:45 o'clock. Wednesday Evenings: Fellowship and prayer service at 7:45 o'clock. Thursday Evenings: Choir practice at parsonage 7:45 o'clock. THOUGHT FOR TODAY: Character is pretty much like jepScm, Laurel Palmateer, Betty window glass when it is cracked Baker, Barbara Smith, Rose Mary it is cracked inside and outside. Dohertv. David Barriett, Donald Ball, Donald Munkers, CHURCH OF CHRIST Drake. David Gorden, Billy 9:45 a. m. Bible school. Rictmann, Harlan Crawford, Ar- 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor, thur Bergstrom and Leon Ball. evening training program. 7:30 p. m. Evening service THURSDAY at Ernest McCabe and Robert Hos kins. Graduating from the high school were Jean Coleman, Doris Palma teer, Marjory pensonj, Eulenna Seehafer, Ernest McCabe George Griffith and Robert Hoskins. The awards presented tins year Ma CtAjemaJL Mrs Heliker .Agses Caldwell left for Pendleton Mrs Verle Frederickson left this A ZZu 33 wZ' Tvlr assisted hostess- 0thers Present Saty to take up radio work at morning for Monmouth to attend Nichoson, Citizenship Wilim Dob- Mesdames Paul Q'Meara, H. the NYA school at Pendleton. sdu)(A at Oregon College jvwc...., ' -P. Varnell P f: Peterson Louis Mr and! Mrs. .T A. Shoun SDent tj. cu ...ill 4Ko. T,V,,r D.U.f HncVinc ' ' Ol CAlUVcttlull. Ulic will, kjomi u trophy, KODen riOSKins, R Uiicrt F M Simdnv with Mrs .Tames Shoun t ; j. i l 4. ll athletic award, Robert Hoskins; "rPak: Uttle daughter Judie. They al- names on uie uuxu.u P4. . j, Tj r1l,OT m Rtor,. Rlmin t onendi the Dr. C. C. Chick and Miss Blanch day with them. Bristow of Hood River" were visit- Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Caldwel ors in lone Sunday. and niece, Claire Louise came up Mr. and Mrs.. Dale Ray spent from Portland " Saturday to spend Saturday and Sunday visiting at the week-end with his parents the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tom Caldwells. nnr.Ar4r m T.Trlo WocViintfvn Mrs Mr Rvaii rmncrVit some sheen near . , T Al UVUU11UI All WJtV ll iwiuiiw.., O A- Eighth grade graduates are Betty BteAegra of Lyle Lindsay Wash, and is shipping them is to go to Portland soon for med- to Utah. They loaded them on the ical attention and her daughter, cars Sunday morning at Irrigon. p w Miss Gladys Breshears of Portland Mrs. T. T. Slaughter and grand- . was also a visitor in Jjyie ounuay. t-inu a icu ku iui Oe T-1 (-1 1 1 C T-l i 1 1 Cnl.iJ.ii lit. r. r. ocnrocK or iroriuuiu "i utiiuiua. who was to have conducted the Mrs. June Blagden and daugh services in the lone Co-operative ter. Alta from Dunsmuir Calif., church Sunday was unable to be ' here. In his place Rev. Bennie A GOOD SALESAIi WHOM X. ft CHEAP hew5paper3 lone high school held their an nual "End of Year" picnic Wed- nesaav ai rreiicns .name, mu Tr , TT . . . held theirs at the school . , .it x, . T ,n, grades house on the same day. All report a fine time. The teachers who have signed contracts for the next year are: Gene Inskeep, siipt.; Miss Dorothy Guerney and Mrs. Delia Nance, high school; Selmer Severson, mu sic an and 6th grades; Mrs. Kathryn Lindstrom, 3rd and 4th and music Dits with the lone pastor. The . three children of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker. Ronald, Duane and Mar- dene were baptized by Rev. Howe. Mrs. Hazel Beards of Estacade II was a visitor at the home of her sis- ter, Mrs. Echo Palmateer during scnum, oemici vu.., i.. eraduation week i d band; Mrs. Gladys Ely, 5th e tw. r.pvinn ll went to Hood River Sunday to l bring Mrs. ' Ledbetter back to her 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting. 7:30 p. m. Bible study. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Steil D. Spiesz, pastor Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Worship, 11:00 a. m. Young People's service 6:30 p. m, Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m. Tuesday prayer service, 7:45 p. m TH 1 tj:!-!- a l. n . Art iuuibUHv oiuit siuuy, 1:10 u. m . r j. Tr;ot, Evangelistic services' each night SLnlindy, M anl. M mother Mrs. P. C. Peterson where j except Monday at 8 o'clock continu- and 8th grade'teacher has not been sh Wl1 y f & " H ing with Evangelists Otto Olson riA rctbrn to hr own home' and Ralph DeBeoer. scicct.a. Mr and Mrs Ted Blflke and Ar Friends and fellow citizens these Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson leta accompanied by Willard Blake j are crucial and busy times in which and family 0f The Dalles arrived lcft TueExlay for Roseburg where we live. We cannot afford to ne- Sunday for a few days visiting with eldor Blake will remain for h visit gleet, by our interest in material fricnds and relatives at lone and hl ldT1h1ame .hlle MlV d fl things, the Word of God and this Heppner. MrS" Ted Blake WlU g n to II great salvation and. hope that is so Mr, and Mrs. James Warfield left cof- V freely given to us. You'll enjoy Monday for Ashland. They made r M.r- Mrs. Elbert Belts and these services. Here is the otwrtu- D PVlns amnlance" family of Pendleton spent the nity your heart has been hungering driven by .ge Gertsen. It is week-end at the ranch of Charles after. God will meet your every hoped chpnge will be Tu"is. fj- who is MfBd,ts fer- need. Welcome. beneficial to Mr. Warfield's health. T"m Tf son of Charles Tulhs mr.. iv T indc,, nf Rilverton graduated from the Pendleton high was visiting at the home of her hool Friday. Tom was president son James Lindsay last week. She student body during his returned to her home Sunday. Miss semor vear- Watch Your Farm Work By Haying an Operating Record We Set up Bookkeeping Systems ... We bring your work up to date from the first of the year . . . We make financial reports . . .We make estimates for income tax during the year. Come in and See Our Sample Sets Th. i- A harmers Accounting bervice LEXINGTON, OREGON P. 0. Box 6 ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Archdeacon Neville Blunt Holy Communion 8 a. m. Holy Communion at 11 o'clock. A parish pot-luck dinner will fol low the morning service. Echo: 7:30 p. m. COOPERATIVE CHURCH OF IONE J. Fred Stilwell, Pastor Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Child ren's day program. Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Ser mon and Communnion. FULL GOSPEL MISSION, IONE Ralph C. DcBocr, Pastor Sunday school, 10.00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic service 8:00 p. m. Bible Study Friday 8:00 p. m. You are welcome. Betty Lou Lindsay was also a vis itor at the home of her parents. Miss Mariann Corley of Gresh am attended graduation exercises Thursday evening. Mrs. E. W. Hacksmith of Bev- CALLED TO PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Githens of Berkeley, Calif, were in Portland the past week, called there by the death of Mrs. Githens' sister, Mrs. C. C. Robbins, wife of the archi- 1 TT:11 1-1:f i tnnUInrt Vlfl. brother E. J. Bristow and other TT iV L.,J;. Heppner Masonic lodge building. Mr. Githens called his daughter, Mrs. Lera Crawford, Friday, to state that he and Mrs. Githens 1 J .,4 1, .- nHJ lUA in , , , , . j ai; WUUl'U IlKXl 11C1 dliu U1C Iwrujra 111 granddaughters Clara Ann and Ah- fi tQ aUend John Crawford-s relatives here. Mrs. Charles Nord returned to her home in Portland last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark and cia Jean Swales left for Portland Monday where Clara Ann will re ceive a medical check-up. Laxton McMurry and Fred Bu chanan were business visitors at Echo last Saturday where they purchased a team of horses. graduation from the University of Oregon and accompany them on to Berkeley where they will spend the summer. A FINE GIFT FOR SOME ONE SPENT WEEK-END HERE M TViicv Shivelv fame from Rev. W. W. Head returned to his u Qrmde Ftiiay to spnd the Decoration day week-end. Her son home at Cathlamet Wednesday. Mrs. Bert Mason was hostess to and am th& Merk Be6ketSf als0 A SUBSCRIPTION 9 the O. E. S. social club at her home Wednesday, afternoon. Omar Rietmann drove ot Yaki ma Wednesday to attend a J. I. Case dealers' meeting. He was ac companied by his brother Robert of First Nationai bank and his son ram. ine men re turned Thursday. Mr. asd Mrs. Leslie Roundy and were here visiting Mrs. Beckets family, the J. G. Thomsons, while enroute from Wallowa to Moro where Merle has assumed manager ship of the Sherman county branch JOINS HUSBAND HERE Mrs. Harvev White arrived Fri- small son of Spokane were lone day from pHngs, Wyo. to join visitors last week-end. 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