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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon, Mar. 3, 1 949
Former Lexington
Teacher Dies at
Roseburg Tuesday
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Am! urifVfil t.. I ...,! ! 1l;c p.'iss-in,-
i.f R.idm-y rri Smith on Tu-r.-'v
r.f ihi.- v ct k. Mr. and Mrs.
Srj.it h urn- !!!' n . ;!- it in
Ix-vinpion si'!;. .ols laM wintpi a-.d
Jived in the Burnett t.firim
Full miliary fiiner.il will bo held
March 4 in ):Mt.urc Itttettr.e.'it
will hv in iho Rosoliurc cemetery.
He leaves to mourn Ins passing
his widow Cetta and two smaii
rhililren, one s,m in tl; lirst
prario and h raa:l fiav.phaT.
Janice Brown. s:r.ail o.UisrMer
i.f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown, are tlie proud parents of a baby ; piay their first baseball game
had the mistoriune to fall on a daughter born last TufStiay niglit I witli Mitchell on the local field.
lece el plass. culling ner pivr .i uie .uiut o.ttiiK in.nie. iin-(jpni 8,
and face quite badly one nay iasi young iaay uppea me stales ai
week. She was taken to Heppner 1 7 pounds and was named Bar
where she received first aid and ;bara Ellen. She is the first grand
v as then rushed to The Dalles child of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
l-.nsi ,ial whore she was given Bloodsworth and the first grand
medical attention and surgery. I daughter of J. F. McMillan of
.where they remained for a cou- Lexington.
pie of days. j Mr. and Mrs. Everett Crump
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller were land children were visitors at the
renewing acquaintances in Lex- j home ot Mrs. trumps parents.
infilon I-'-"! week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Yarnell
.,n.1 three children are moving
to Vancouver, Wash., where Mr.
Yarnell will be employed. He
sjvnt some time last week in
that ci'y getting things arranged
and purchasing a home for his
family. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Wallace have purchased the Yar
nell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bloodsworth
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Breshears over
the week end.
Mrs. Mary Edwards and Mrs.
George Allyn have been cooking
at the school during the illness
of Mrs. Elsie Peterson. Mrs. Pet
erson is much improved but still
not up to par since her bout with
the high water at her home.
Leonard Munkers is a Portland
visitor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Franklin Can
trell moved into the Christian
parsonage one day last week and
he has started his ministry here.
His two children, a boy and girl,
enrolled in the local school.
Mrs. Stella Scott, who has been
at the home of her sister, Mrs. K.
K. Marshall, since her recent op
eration, has returned to her home
in Ellensburg, Wash,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carmichael
were Walla Walla visitors one
day last week.
The athletic boys are now tak-
ing their physical exams before
starting baseball which will be
the next on the calendar. They
The Lexington basketball team
won four league games which en
titled them to play in the tourn
ament in Echo. They lost on
Thursday night to Mt. Vernon.
25-27. They lost Friday to Uma
tilra with a score of 24-32.
The grade school tournament
will start Friday afternoon in
lone with Lexington meeting the
Umatilla boys for their first bout.
Bud Marshall returned recent
ly from the navy and is taking
his military exams in prepara
tion for attending school Ri'd
graduating.
The seniors voted Tuesday to
wear caps and gowns for gradua
tion with commencement being
set for May 27. There are at pre
sent two members In the senior
class, Franklin Messenger and Jo
fticnuiian.
Cornett Green and William
French left Tuesday morning by
motor for British Columbia where
they will spend several days
looking after business matters."
FOR RENT Room in apartment,
kitchen privileges. Refined
lady. $35. Mrs. Carter, Hodge
Chevrolet. 50c
FOUND Camera and ease. Same
can be had by identifying at
Gazette Times office and pay
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Regular sizes and half
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2 only - 5-piece Bedroom
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Mattresses at
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onee laoies, Lamp laoies
End Tables, Lamps and many
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