8 Heppner Gazette Times, September 21 , 1 944
HOME FROM TRIP
Ray McAllister returned the first
of the week from Sawtelle, Calif..
where he spent several weeks vis
iting his brother, Harvey (Pap
Hayseed) McAlister, resident of the
soldiers' home at that place, who
has been ailing considerably of
late. (More recent residents of the
county mlay wonder why the nick
name mentioned above. It was a
name given McAlister when he at
tended Oregon Agricultural col
lege. He was a famous football
player of that age and presumably
the title was pinned on him be
cause he came from the wheat
growing hills of eastern Oregon.
The name has been preserved
throughout the years at the col
lege by a rear-view picture taken
of McAllister. On the back of his
jersey, instead of a numeral, is the
name "Pap Hayseed.")
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HOME ON LEAVE
Milon L. Morgan, AMM2c, ar
rived in Heppner Wednesday from
a California port, to spend a 23
day leave with his wife and little
son and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Morgan. Milton recently re
turned' to the States from the South
Pacific where he spent many
months on Guadalcanal and Bou
gainville. He will be given a re
assignment at the expiration of
his leave.
GUEST OF CORWINS
Mrs. Eleanor F. Ingalls of Port
land is a guest at the George Cor
win home this week. She is Mrs.
Corwin's sister.
THE "10 BEST? MUSICALS OF
YEAR ROLLED INTO ONE
That is the description attached
to -'Cover Girl" to properly explain
how good it is. All that Technicolor
land the allied forces of musical
entertainment can contribute are
handsomely accounted for in tn'i
co-starring of Rita Hayworth and
Gene Kelly at the top of a cast of
lush names such as Lee Bowman
Phil Silvers, Jinx Falkenberg, Les
lie Brooks, Eve Arden, Otto Kruger
and the gorgeous Cover Girls; mu
sic by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Ira
Gershwin, super-super dances and
plenty of comedy. At the Star
Theater in Heppner on Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 27 md 28.
Mrs. Grace Nickerson drove, to
Portland Wednesday accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Ann Hatfield of
Vallejo, Calif, and her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Francis Nickerson of Chi
cago, who have been her guests the
past week. Mrs. Hatfield will pro
ceed to her home from Portland
and the Mesdames Nickerson will
return to Heppner Saturday. Mrs.
Francis Nickerson will leave Pen
dleton Monday for her home in
Chicago.
Ernest Heabler of Wenatchee,
Wash, was a guest the past week of
home Monday. He is a brother-in-
Mr. and Mrs. Del Ward, returning
law of Mrs. Ward's. Mrs. Ward's
sister, Mrs. J. T. Knappenberg of
Portland, who also was a visitor
here for some time, left for home
the first of the week.
this week are her sister, Mrs. Les
ter Wheelhouse and small daughter
Vicki of Portland. ,
Several boys from the county
who went to Farragut five or six
weeks ago are due home this week
on boot leave, included are Jim
Barratt, Walt Skuzeski, Marshall
Lovgren and Pat O'Brien.
Regular missionary meeting of
the auxiliary of All Saints church
will be held Friday at 2:30 in tho
parish houst
Mrs. R. L Benge will be hostess
at her home Monday evening. Sept.
25, to the Past Matrons club of the
Eastern Star. All memoers and vis
itors have been extended an invi
tation to attend.
FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet coupe.
N. D. Bailey. 26r
1938" Oldsmobile sedan equipped
with heater
1940 Plymouth sed?rt equirp-.d
with radio, heater and sport-lite.
We pay top ceiling prices for ht3
model cars in good condition.
Save time and money by shopping
for your transportation needs at
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Your Ford Dca'er
Guests of Mrs. Cyrene Barrart
MAKING SHORT VISIT
Don Turner came home Wednes
day morning from Portland where
he has been working since his dis
charge from the army. He is pre
paring to continue his college ca
reer for further study of law.
STAR Reporter
Friday-Saturday, Sept. 22-23
Trail to Gunsight
Lyle Talbot, Eddie Dew, Maris
Wrixon. An outdoor action drama.
PLUS
Gambler's Choice
Nancy Kelly, Chester Morris, Sus
sell Haydcn. A thoroughly-entertaining,
fast moving story.
Sunday-Monday. Sept. 24-25
Up in Arms
Danny Kaye, Dinah Shore, Dana
Andrews, Constance Dowling, the
Goldwyn Girls
A dazzling musical hullabaloo, all
in gorgeous Technicolor.
Tuesday, Sept 28
South of Dixie
Anne Gwynne, David Bruce, Je
rome Cowan, Ella Mae Morse
Samuel S. Hinds, Louise Beavers,
Eddie A cuff, Marie Harmon, Bob
by Brooks and his quartette, Les
ter Cole and his Debutantes.
A lighthearted cast wisecracks and
sings its way through this hour of
entertainment.
PLUS
The Racket Man
Tom Neal Jeanne Bates. A racket
man turns racket buster for Uncle
Sam.
Wednesday-Thursday, Sept. 27-28
Cover Girl
Rita Hayworth, Gene Kelly, Lee
Bowman, Phil Silvers. Jinx Falk
enburg. Music by Jerome Kern.
What you've been waiting for: the
magical musical with miracle Technicolor!
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NOTICE OF ESTRAY
Came to my place in July, one
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branded I over an H on shoulder,
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lone, Oregon.
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Would consider good house as
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