Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, May 03, 1945, Page 8, Image 8

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    8 Heppner Gazette Times, May 3, 1945
DENTAL OFFICES REOPENED 5 p m., except Wednesdays, when
I wish to announce that I have it will be closed,
reopened my dental office in the Dr. R. C. Lawrence
First National Bank building and - Centralis
will be pleased to greet former mrs- u" . . . " , f
pSronT and make acquaintance ofWa,h.( ta visitmg at the home of
new ones. The office will be open Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Hughes. The
from 9 to 12 a. m. and from 1:30 to women are sisters.
Star Reporter
Virgil L. Warren
Buried Here Monday
Virgil L. Warren, a resident of
the county since 1914, passed away
Friday, April 27, at St. Anthony's
hospital in Pendleton. Funeral ser
vices were held at 2 o'clock p. m.
Monday from the Church of Christ
in Heppner, the pastor, 0. Wendell
Herbison officiating, with Phelps
Funeral Home in charge.
NOTICE- All of the Pathe News of May 6-7 is devoted to the death ol Virgil LaWSOn Warren was born
President Roosevelt. The Paramount Newsreel ot May 9-10 shows Presi- Mfly 25 ls?7 near MilaI1) Miss He
dent Truman in his first address to Congress. married Emma Boswell in 1896.
Tuesday, May 8 Two children were oorn io mis un
' - . u la ion, Golda Nelson who died in
5he OetS tier IVian 1931 clarence Warren of lone.
Joan Davis, Leon Errol, William The family came to Morrow county
Gargan. The queen of the screw- in 1914 and resided in the Goose
belles is tops as a cop, laying down berry section for a number of
the law and picking up the pieces. Mr Mrs -wj-ren took up
There's more fun than a hay-ride in J taW residnce HePPner about tw0
13 a iivjtoiu - arm
wo a&v.
Surviving, are the wife, Emma,
son Clarence, and four grandchil
dren, one of whom is serving with
the U. S. army in England.
ing objections to said final account
and the settlement of said estate
and all persons having objections
thereto are hereby required to file
same with said Court on or before
the time fixed for the hearing.
First published this 26th day of
April 1945.
OLA L. JONES,
5-9 Administratrix
A WORD OF THANKS
Through the medium . of this
newspaper, I wish to thank all you
people who have been my custom
ers these many years. I'll be in the
barber shop at Pilot Rock. If you
go through there, would be glad to
have you stop and say hello.
LEE A. (Sprink) SPRINKEL
Friday-Saturday, May 4-5
National Barn Dance
The Nationally Famous Barn Dance
Troupe, Robert Benchley, Lulua
belle and Scotty, Jean Heather
this jamboree of rustic, rhythm and cerned witn its making.
home-spun hilarity-PLUS Wednesday.Thursday, May 9-10
DESTINY None But tne
Gloria Jean, Alan Curtis, Frank
Craven, Grace McDonald, Minna
Lonely Heart
Gombell-An unusual and out- Cary Grant, Ethel Barrymore, Bar-
standing melodrama, with a touch
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Not.icp is herphv triven that the
ry Fitzgerald, June Duprez Jane undprsiEmpfq administratrix of the
Wyatt. Based on Richard L ewel-
lyn's moving novel of a shutless s
and self-centered young Cockney. has flled with the County Court of
Miss Barrymore received the Aca- the State of Oregon for Morrow
demy award as the best actress of County her final account of her
the year in a supporting part for administration of said estate and
her portrayal in this film. Cary sajd Court fixed Mrmrlav. trio 28th
Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright, Frank Grant was one of the nominees for day of May 1945 at hour of
m AniU. Louise ctSLl Tn'd tSr "
A laugh-meter buster in romantic gerald another Academy Award e Cou House at Heppner, Ore
comedy, winner, is in the cast. gon, as the time and place for hear-
of fantasy.
Sunday-Monday, May G-7
Casanova Brown
Second Annual Concert
Heppner Women's
Choral Club
MONDAY, MAY 7
Gymnasium Auditorium
ADMISSION:
Adults 50c Students 35c
Tax Included
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