Lexington News
Mrs. Mary Edwards
Another Lexington landmark .will
soon be no mo-e. The old rastin
building that belonged to the late
R. H. Lane and the Phillips hoys
is being razed by Herman Green
and Art Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grant and Ben
drove to The Dalles Tuesday where
funeral services were held for their
sister Phyllis who passed away in
that city last week after a linger
ing illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell were
transacting business in Pendleton
Tuesday.
The Ladies aid have received a
supply of Red Cross material and
would appreciate having all who
tare to help with this work to moet
at the aid rooms on Wednesday
afternoons.
Lt. Ladd Sherman of the U. S.
navy came home Monday night on
a short leave which he is spending
with his family in Lexington.
E. J. Evans was one of the suc
cessful hunters here. He came in
with a big buck after being out
only a few hours.
Heppner Gazette Times, November 2, 1944 3
Ben Grant reported back to Far-
iv gut rave.' t"ami-g t-rov YeJ
ntidcy. tls v,us caV.sd ho:-. -8 or. ac
.our. .. o. the Jaadi of his sister
Mrs. Ruth Van Winkle and Mrs.
He: man WaPi-ce ha,-e returned
from California where they visited
their husbands who are stationed
at Camp Roberts.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Allyn and M s.
James Cowins were visitors at the
George AJlyn home Thursday aft
ernoon. 1he carnival sponsored by the
Lexington school was a huge suc
cess, both financially and from the
point of entertainment Everyone
had a good time.
Oddfellows and Rebekahs had a
Halloween party at the lodge hall
Tuesday night and everyone had a
good time. A large crowd attended.
Mrs. S. G. McMillan was honored
at a surprise party Wednesday af
ternoon at the ladies aid rooms, the
occasion being her birthday The
aid presented her with a beautiful
sandwich . tray. Refreshments of
cake end coffee were served. Mis.
Nellie Palmer made a beautiful
birthdiay cak? for the occasion.
REAUCRATS
Mrs.' Ruth McMillan entertained
at a Halloween oarty for the skat
ing dub "Tuesday evening at the
rink.
Mr. and Mrc. C. H. Brashears
fnd Mrs. Marie Stan gall attended
the confraternity of the Catholic
diocese at Hermiston last week.
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MORE IONE
returned to their home Monday.
Other Sunday guests of the Carl
sons were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Ebert and son Stephen of Heppner.
Little Brenda Kay, the small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel
Townsend was taken ta Heppner
Saturday to have the doctor re
move a piece of lead pencil which
had broken - off in her ear. She
suffered no serious results from
th accident.
Mrs. D. A. Kyle of Minneapolis
is visiting her sister Mrs. Stena
Schleevoight. The two sisters plan
to go to Newberg to visit other
relatives' while Mrs. Kyle is in
Oregon.
Mrs. Lonny McCabe caused a bit
of excitement Sunday when she
was reported lost while hunting in
the mountains, but according to
her she knew where she was all
the time.
Mrs. Leroy Turner with her small
daughter Jo Ann and her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Blaine Turner of
Portland are visiting in lone for
a few days. Mrs. Leroy Turner will
return to Gresham where Jo Ann
is undergoing medical treatments.
Mrs. Walter Corley arived Fri
day evening from Alabama where
she has been with Pvt. Corley. She
is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seehafer
until she hears where her husband
has been transferred, then she
plans to join him.
Tbie P. T. A. are planning an
auction on Friday, Nov. 17 to help
with the expenses of the hot lunch
es. There will be a program be
fore the auction and pie and coffee
will be sold afterwards.
The Birthday cjub held their
monthy meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Heliker on Tuesday.
The honor guests were Mrs. Heli
ker and Mrs, Harry Yarnell.
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FOUND Cocker pup. Came to
ranch near Matteson butte." Call
9F31. 32-33p
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FOR SALE Heating stove, dining
table. Rosa Eskelson.' 32-33p
FOR SALE Young white Leghorn
. pullets . soon laying; rtabbits and
-rueovy, auackless ducks. Clif
ford W. Noble, City, Glen Hayes
jJace 213 Water street.
32c
LIGHT plants bought and sold or
serviced. For prices call 383. 32tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-hole
Flamo range, duel oven control,
Spark. Bob Runnion. 32p
We are now supporting
3,000,000 employees on
rhe Federal pay rolls, more
rhan 2200 bureaus, agen
cies and commissions.
Directive follows direc
tive. Inefficiency, waste
and confusion increases.
And up goes the tax bill
imposed by New Deal ex
travagance.
DEWEY WILL GIVE FARMERS A
SQUARE DEAL. READ THIS SUM
MARY OF HIS FARM PROGRAM;
"The wide fluctuation of prices, of
farm products following the lastwar
will not fee tolerated.' A floor will
be placed and maintained under
farm prices with assurance of seal-
up crop loans. A proper farm pro
gram wilt be created and so oper
ated that the farmers will have
control and operation of their
program without domination
or dictation of appointed
, bureaucrats."
fc Cov. Dewey,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Oct. 24, '44.
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THIS YEm"..v.7....
Paid Adv. Republicon Stote Central Committer, Morgwy
Buildir.j, Poriland, Oregon, Carl Moser, Exc. Sec
INSULATE YOUR HOME WITH
U. S. Rock Wool
Installed by machine,
in summer. Write
Saves fuel, also 15 degrees cooler
O. N. Sutton
431 S.W. Court St.
Pendleton, Oregon
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WHY N E
Believes all classes should have
equal representation.
Wants the American markets for
the American farmer.
Opposes bureaucratic controls that
force farmers to hold 15-cent-a-pound
lamb until it becomes
10-cent mutton.
Wants Canadian preferential re
moved from Oregon lumber.
Wants a post-war organization to
enforce a lasting peace.
Elect
WAY K
MORSE
IS. 5.. 5 e ei u t o r
Paid adv. Morss for Senaior Commixes
Ralph D. Moores, Morgan Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Announcing Appointment of Dealership for
aroer
Winch
Sal
es ana oervice
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Light your house by wind power efficient and inex-
pensive means of having the added convenience of
electric lights and power for other needs.
Any owner of a Wincharger plant, old
or new, is urged to call on us for that
much-needed servicing.
Any light plant owners, gas or wind power, in need of
batteries of any voltage, please contact us as we can
furnish a complete line of 10-year warranted batteries.
Heppn
r Horn
Phone 383
e service
Box 60I