Heppner Gazette Times, November 25, 1943 3
Lexington News
Ladies Aid Select
Date for Annual
Bazaar at Lexington
By Mrs. Ruth McMillan
her father and brothers in Cali- Hamilton.
fornia. She made the trip in record George Daniel spent two days in
time in spite of the extra travel on Portland on business this week,
the busses. . a card party was held in the
Ollie Corriel received a wire grange hall Wednesday night. There
from Jerry Buell, a former Irrigon were 8 tables with prizes going to
boy, that he was shipping out for Bruce Lindsey and Mrs. Surrell for
foreign service. The call was made high and low to Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Friday. 1 Pearson. The serving committee
Sinice Moore took Glen O'Brien was Mrs Hendjricla. Mrs. Briggs.
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Wednesday. Dec. 8 is the day to Heppner Friday He was leaving Mrs rortner ana wis. meinen.
set aside by the Ladies Aid for for Fort Douglas Utah. He has been Mrs. Frances Harter entertained
their annual bazaar. The main fea- working in the Umatilla Ordnance the teachers, school employees and
ture of the day is the potluck din- depot for the past two years. Mrs. school board at her home Thursday
ner at noon. At 2 o'clock the draw- O'Brien and small son and Darrel night. The evening was spent play
ing for the quilt will be held. Moore accompanied them to Hepp- ing Bingo with refreshments being .
Oddfellows and Boy Scouts held ner. served late in the evening,
a special meeting Wednesday night Ernest Stephens spent Saturday Russell Miller went to Portland
for reorganization of the scouts, in Arlington with his mother and Saturday for a load of lumber for
Formerly the scout organization brother. the grange hall. The remodeling is
has been sponsored by the P. T. Mr anj Mrs, Sinice Moore spent being done by grange members
A. Committeemen appointed to Saturday evening in PPendleton. who are working evenings,
serve in their capacity are E. B. steward went to Lester Thorpe of the U. S. navy.
Jensen, Truman Messenger, Sr., , w mu,,,, rpnrninff Mr and Mrs. Leonard Thorpe and
George Peck, Adolph Majeske, W. . q. Mrs Myra Morrill and daughter
ders but they came home by Free- Joyce or ueiae, uregun
Water and on to Heppner before weeK-ena visiung ai uie nome
returning. me1
Doug Whipple is now a technical Drouier nan .
sergeant he writes his parents Mr. Mr and Mrs. Ltrnm and! -Dy
and Mrs. H. H. Whipple. sVe ounuay m x1K m.u
Ray Coulter left Thursday so he a birtMay
could visit a day with friends be- a. McFarland is building a ce-
fore leaving to join the army. ment granary on his farm.
Mrs. Johnny Sweringen and small The FFA boys are putting ce
daughter Connie spent Sunday with ment sidewalk from the school
her husband's parents. Mr. and house to the gym.
Mrs. J. U. bweringen. Mj. and Mrs John Burlingame
Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. and two daughters of Moses LaKe
Walter Grider were Yakima visit- Wash., stopped at the Paul Smith
ors Tuesday.
Jean Benefiel who has been vis
E. McMillan, and Bert Peck. Arch
ie Nichols was reelected scout
maser and Bill Marquardt was
elected assistant scoutmaster, to
succeed his brother Carl who has
recently entered the navy.
Mrs. J. O. Stussi and daughter
Donna Lee of Hamilton are here
visiting at the home of Mrs.
ery Bumside. '
Mrs. Arthur Hunt, who has been
a patient in the Heppner hospital,
has returned to her home.
Gene Bissinger, mlachinst maite
l'c, U. S. navy, visited with friends
here the past week. Gene has seen
duty on a sub -chaser in the Afri
can war theatre. He formerly was
employed at Jackson Implement Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grant visited itin'g her parents, the Ernest Steph-
Mrs. Grant's brother and sister-in- ens family, left for her home
law. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Billings
ley, in Hood River last week.
Lexington lodge No 168 I. O. O.
F. was host to' Margan, lone and
Heppner and Hardman lodges at a
special joint meeting called by Ray
W. Comstock. Grand Master of
Oregon to pay this part of Dist.
No. 12 an official visit Friday
The grand master was accompanied
by Mrs. Comestock. Their home is
at Baker. His message to the Odd
fellows covered many of the prob
lems confronting the members ov
er
Seattle Wednesday.
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B0ARDMAN NEWS
Boardman Grange
Holds Election of
Officers Saturday m
home for a few minutes Sunday on
their way to Stockton, Calif., where
they are taking a government
in trailer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lindsey vis
ited at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Fortner this week.
Mrs. Susan Newkirk is visiting
her cousin Mrs. Briggs.
Let part of your gift to that
trainee of yours be a writing kit
with his name printed under his
insignia. We have a few boxes.
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maintenance of the home for the grange meeting. It went as follows: lAUi1i ULUb
aged and the orphans at Portland, master, Minnie Mcrarland; over
A good attendance was present and seer. Paul Smith; lecturer, Mrs.
refresliments were served by the Black; steward, Bill Lilly; gate
Rebekahs. keeper, Eldon Lilly; chaplain, Mrs.
Ralph Jackson drove to Spray on Baker; associate steward, Dan Ran
business Tuesday. sier; lady assistant steward. Anna
Estelle Ledbetter left by stage for Skoubo; secretary, Edith Hendrick;
The Dalles Wednesday where her terasurer, Mrs. Root; executive
mother, Mrs. Ralph Ledbetter s ill cxmmittee, Clyde Tannehill, three
in a hospital Ceres, Mrs. Van, Metre; Flora,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bissinger of Crystal Barlow, and Pomona, Mrs.
Hermiston were visiting friends ;
here the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil White of Pilot
Rock and Mrs Gerald White of Her
miston spent Thursday with their
mother Mrs. Sarah White.
The Girls' league gave a pre
Thanksgiving party Friday night
in the Home Economics room of
the school house with the high
school and faculty as guests. Danc
ing and games were enjoyed fol
lowed by refreshments. Autumn
colors were carried out with the
decorations.
Mtrs. Carl Breeding has returned
from Portland after having been
called there several days ago by
critical illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Eunice Darniall of The Dalles.
Mrs. Darnielle was stricken with
infantile paralysis and was rushed
to a Portland hospital and placed
in an iron lung. She is now im
proved enough to be out of the
iron lung for short periods.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Cutsforth
from Montana are visiting with Mr.
Cutsforth's brothf- and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Oiville Cutsforth.
IRRIGON NEWS
Irrigon Men Start
Potato Digging
By MRS. J. A. SHOUN
II. H. Whipple and Carl Haddock
are digging their 20 acres of pota
toes near Umatilla. Carl Haddock
is hauling them to Spokane as fast
as they get them dug
Mrs. Harry Whipple arrived home
Friday evening from a visit with
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