2 Heppner Gazette Times, January 7 1946
News of Folks in and Around Town
In observance of their 25th wed- ( year spent at New Guinea and one
ding anniversary on Jan. 8, Mr. and j on Biak and then was sent to
Mrs. D. A. Wilson were entertain- j Tokyo,
ed at dinner at the home of their i 7"7
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and I I One MOSOnS bring
Mrs. Willard Blake. Gqvc, fQ Heppner
Howard Gilliam Ph M2c left I In a ceremony conducted at a
Heppner for Seattle Sunday to re-j SDedal meeting of Heppner Lodge
port for further assignment after j No 69 A F & A M Saturday
spending the p?st several weeks at: evening Ione Masonic odge
home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. esented traveling gavel to
c. rj. vjuiiarn aim lrienus. xiuwaiu
has just recently come from many
months of duty on Saipan and
hopes to be discharged sometime in
the spring.
Lt. and Mrs. Jackson Gilliam re
turned to Spokane Monday morn
ing enroute to Alexandria Va.,
where on Feb. 5 Jackson will enter
Seminary. The Gilliams expect to
spend a few days in Philadelpia
visiting Bishop and Mrs. Reming
ton. The Bishop is a graduate of
the seminary in Alexandria.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daniels drove
to Arlington Tuesday evening to
meet the train bearing Mrs. Dan
iels' son, Harold Armstrong, newly
discharged from the navy. Harold
expects to work now until fall,
when he once again will enroll in
Oregon State college.
Crying over spilt milk has never
been known to remedy a situation,
but no doubt Ed Bennett and J. C.
Lorenz wish it would. Mr. Bennett
was driving on the south-bound
1 i , ,
rugnway Wednesday morning to
the home of his brother to pick ud
his morning's milk. Bennett did not
see Lorenz who was right behind
him, nor hear his horn. As Bennett
turned around in the road he ran
head on into the Lorenz car. Both
vehicles were badly damaged but
fortunately neither man was hurt,
ry Van Horn, has just received his
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bennett who
have been visiting Mrs. Bennett's
mother Mrs. A. Q. Thomson, re-
tumor? Ratnrr.,, o 1 nr
BPHnlit Tmi ir. iod half t. score standing at 25-
?"! . SPent.21 Tnth3 ,V:rSeas' 11. Parrish and Connor were cred-
icvcuuy receiving nis discharge, j
His Unit Was five timps hnnnroAJ
with presidential citations. i ....
Miss Merlyn Kirk and Mrs. Eve-1
lyn Bosworth spent two weeks va-l
cation at the home of their parents.,
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kirk. On their
return trip Mrs. Bosworth who is
doing special nursing in Portland,
took her sister to Corvallis to re
sume her studies. Accompanying
them were Helen Blake, Scott Mc
Murdo and Robert Pinckney.
Installation of officers of the De
gree of Honor was held in the
lodge rooms of the IOOF hall Tues
day evening with Mrs. A. J. Chaffee
installing offcer, Mrs. Burl Coxen
installing vice president and Mrs.
George Gertson installing marshall,
with Marie Barlow pianist. After
the evening's work refreshments
were served.
S Sgt Willard L. Martin expects
to spend several weeks of an ex
tended furlough with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Myles Martin of Lex
ington. Willard arrived Dec. 20 at
Tacoma aboard the U. S. S. Gene
ral Weigcl and obtained leave to
spend Christmas with his wife at
Portland. He has been in the air
corps service 39 months, with one
the Heppner lodge. The local lodge
will keep it several meetings and
then visit Umatilla to present it to
the lodge there.
Rodney Wentworth of Ione gave
an outline of the origin and history
of a gavel, and Oscar Peterson,
worshipful master, presented the
traveling gavel to Loyal R. Park
er worshipful master of the Hepp
ner lodge. Talks were given by sev
eral of the visiting brothers and
Clarence Bauman was called upon
to give a brief resume of his trip
to China. He dwelt mainly upon
the sanitary conditions as his unit
found them and they weren't
good.
As a token of friendship, the lone
lodge presented No. 69 with a per
manent gavel made by Ray Bar
nett from Morrow county sage
brush. Refreshments of sandwiches,
cookies, ice cream and coffee were
served in the dining hall following
the program.
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Mustangs Garner
First League Game
Against Irrigon
Heppner opened the Wheat Lea
gue schedule by tucking Irrigon
away Tuesday night at Irrigon. Fi
nal score 49-25. The Mustangs
started the scoring with the tip-off
play, Connor looping one in the
basket. It was largely Heppner's
game throughout the first two per
ited with six points each.
Dance
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JANUARY 12
GOOD MUSIC
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Mrs. Hazel Phillips of Ordnance Mrs. Allan Rodgers and infant
snent the week-end at the Bob I n returned home Thursday from
Miler home.
Peggy Moyl&n motored to Port
land on business Monday.
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Edward Skoubo spent New Years ; over his section iorcnwn s juu.
day in Portland. I Mr. and Mrs. Debs Eeaver mo-
ta.-i-a to Jr'enuJe'on jriaay.
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BOARDMAN NEWS
By Maxine Ely
The Boardman Yellowjackets met
the Umatilla Vikings on Umatilla's
floor Friday night in the first'
league game. Two games were
played. The Boardman first string
lot'. 23-2" and the second string lost
17-19.
Those attendinff Pomona eran?e
at Lex:ngton Saturday we-e Mrs. i ni,r,ce- Mr- and Mrs- Boh Fortncr
A. E. McFarland. Mrs. Edith Hen-U-l son Robert and Mrs
dricks, Mr. and Mrs. I. Skoubo Mr. i Drisco11 and children Janice and ; S(,cipj
and Mrs. Iatht..i Thorpe and chil
dren, Mrs. Cecil Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Ravert and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Lehman.
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. El'vin Ely and
Mrs. A. A. Asoe motored to Ione
Monday. Mr. Ely remained to take
Dinner guests at the George Linn '
home New Years day were Mr. ; shrjxe CLUB MEETING
and Mrs. Georpe Linn Sr. of O
The Morrow county Shrine club
nr.l 'ho Shrine auxiliary will meet
James cHt, ;n Masonic temnle.
!i'.-'r will fellow.
Tommy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ely of Mor-i Mrs. Cyrene Barratt fiew home
gan spent New Years at the Elvinjfrom Portland Monday where she
Ely home. ; had been visiting f;nce Thursday.
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