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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 6, 1951 Page 3 Monument News By Millie Wilson Clifford Howell was seriously "l trie lore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boyer took Mr. Howell and his wife to Heppner wnere they consulted a physician. Give Him A PENDLETON i TOPSTER Men Like Them WILSON'S MEN'S WEAR The Store of Personal Service GEEDQ3ZHD Write for Ires information on tht new aitihod chit bringt rMultt-onnnch told EVERY TWO DAYS li.t month by our organiiktion. With naarly 100 branch office thruout tht Weil, w offer you ACTION becked or the larf . tn national advertising campaign tvtf developed to bring BUYERS to your ranch. Write today for information oa our organiiation-no obligation. Turner, Van Marrer & Company affiliated with ' of Denver and all the west Mrs. Ella Durst, who has been quite ill is much improved at this writing. Her brother, Ben Hinton of John Day spent several days with her. According to Ben Hin ton the first telephone message from Hamilton to Long Creek was fifty-four years ago the thirtieth day of last May, when a doctor was called for Mrs. Ella Hamil ton when her son, Criss was born. The message was sent from the Sam Franklin home in Hamilton to Bill Eudio's store in Long Creek. The message was received by the late Dennis King who was in the store. He in turn related the message to the doctor who was soon on his way. Storiey Mael of Pendleton was in Monument this week. Mr. Mael was a former resident of Monu ment. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Porter and son of Long Creek stopped in Monument as they were enroute to Dayville where their son caught the bus to Portland on his way back to school after spend ing the Holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rho Bleakman took their daughter, Rhoene to John Day last Monday evening to consult a doctor. It was feared at first she was suffering from an attack of appendicitis.They were accompanied by Anita Moore. Mrs. Mamie Ferguson and her mother, Mrs. Josie Round return ed from Dayville last Sunday. They spent a week visiting Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Ferguson. Mrs. Ruby Gienger and Mrs, Mary Leoppart of Cottonwood at tended the "Stanley Party" at the home of Mrs. Grace Stirrit last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chance Wilson were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones in Prineville last Friday night Last Tuesday evening the Vol leyball team1 and the Basketball team of Long- Creek came to Monument to play the Monument teams. Long Creek's boys went homeovictonous but the. Long, Creek girls lost to the Monument girls. On- Friday the Monument teams- returned' the gameso at Long, Creek. Again the girls -Vol leyball team came home with the honors. The?boy's A team lostto THIS CHRISTMAS Give something for the HOME FROM Case Furniture No "HOSTESS NERVES" Samson folding furniture Do you get chills when a guest spills? Don't worry! "Accidents" don't bother Samson. 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It was given by the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gienger of Cottonwood. (Continued From Last Week) Bob Crisswell of Hamilton was a business visitor in Monument last Friday. The Crisswells are leaving Hamilton nextjjveek for their new home in Washington. Two of Mrs. Faye Sweek's bro thers visited her last week. Dar rel Cork of Burns and Happy Cork of Mt. Vernon. Darrel is employed at the Hines Lumber Company south of Burns and Happy is em ployed by the Morgan Truck line. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sweek and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweek were business visitors in Portland. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Betty Robins and children, Johnnie and Rosalee. Mrs. Robins visited relatives here before she leaves for Japan to join her husband Sgt Robins, who is in theAir Rescue Squadron in Northern Japan. Lewis Batty Sr. and daughter Linda were business visitors in. Portland last week. They re turned on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. .Robert Holmes met Larry Holmes in Redmond last Monday. Larry is spending the Thanksgiving Holidays with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rho Bleakman spent Thanksgiving with rela tives in Mt. Vernon. - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holmes recently purchased Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Quinuan's home down the river. This place is better known as the old Neal place. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid and family left Sunday for Hepp ner where Mrs. Reid and the children will stay until their home in Eugene is vacant. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brown went to Salem last week where Mr. Brown visited his brother George who is seriously 111 . " A potluck Thanksgiving Din ner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murd Stubblefield. Those taking part beside Mr. and Mrs. Stubblefield were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cupper and children, Mr. and Mrs. Oatis Stubblefield and son Norris, Mrs. Mary DuBosch and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brown. Chet Brown was called to Salem this week to attend a meeting at the Forestry Headquarters. 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