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Page 6 Cradle Shower Held in Lexington By Delpha Jones Tin1 George Steaguli home was the scone of a lovely cradle show er honoring Mrs. Howard Crowell i nee June Steagain insi inuis day afternoon. ( lames wore played with seve ral winning prizes, and after her many lovely gifts were opened, .delirious refreshments were ser ved. The cake was a beautiful creation being a four layer with lovely decorations and a birds nest adorning the top with a bird peirhed on it. This was made and decorated bv Lvnn Wright. Out of town guests were Mrs. Kdwina HicheUH-rfer of The Dal les, Mrs. George Griffith, Kay Crowell, Dolores Tony Crowell, Klise liauernfeind of Morgan and Irene St ea gal I and Mrs. Argo bright, grandmother and aunt of the honoree of Spray, and De lores Nelson of Washington who is visiting her parents, the Cro wells of Morgan. Mrs. Ina U. Niekols is a pa tient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital in Heppner, but at pre sent is reported much improved. Word has been received in Lex ini'ton of the .arrival in Twin ISO outside rooms $2.00 and up Special weekly rates wT"iTinwy'ic-,w"" Ntortland Oiiiii " VIA ktCARLTON - h t. L 1 j tw Falls, Idaho of . Kay McAllister who was called there by the ill ness of his son who had been in jured in a car accident. He re ports his son, Welcome much im proved. His wife is also there with him. They make their home in Mt. Carmel Pennsyl vania. Miss Dona Barnett and Mrs. Trina Parker left Tuesday morn ing on their return trip to their summer home at Camp Sherman. They have been attending to business matters here for several days. News was received here last week of the death of Mrs. Don Hatfield's Mother, Mrs. Clarence R. Burgett in Enterprise Oregon. Funeral services were held Mon day. Mrs. Hatfield had been home only a few days from En terprise where she had been help ing with the care of the mother who had been in a hospital there, when the word came. Mrs. Hermann Wallace and sons returned to Ephrata after a weeks visit at the Wihlon home. Willie Collins and Wayne Mil ler have gone to Spray where they will be employed. They have been working in Lexington the last two weeks. The Eldon Padberg home was the scene of a lovely pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Wil liam Van Winkle Jr. last Friday night. Unusual games were WASHINGTON AT I4TH H. P. KUHN. R. A. MATHESON. OWNERS Your home base of restful com fort and ease in the center of busy Portland. Enjoy superlative service and convenience plus at the gracious CARLTON where each guest is an individual. PORTLAND. OREGON COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION LOANS Name The First National Bank of Portland when applying for a Commodity Credit Cor poration loan from your local PMA Commit tee. At The First National Bank your CCC Loan will receive prompt servicing ... cash available immediately. IFIE1S? NATIONAL BANK S "UTS IWU) OlffCON rOCfTHf' Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, July 31,1 952 Sportsmanlike 1 MAN 150 CAR 300035m.p.h.264cu.ftl WALK Are you a chip-on-the-shoulder pedestrian challenging auto mobiles to the right-of-way? Take a look at yourself 1 How would you like to "weigh in" for a combat with a car, aski the AAA driver training book, "Sportsmanlike Driving. Cars clearly have the edge over pedestrians in size, weight, strength, and hardness of material. Flesh, blood, and bones must "throw in the towel" long before steel, glass, and chromium. A driver In his car is practi cally encased in armor. So there'i c played and after the opening of the gifts her many lovely and useful gifts were viewed by the guests after which delicious re freshments were served. The town of Lexington was ex cited a bit Monday afternoon when a large black smoke ap. peared on the horizon. Many cars started to find the cause and it was found to be a stubble and wheat fire at the M. V. Nolan ranch. However, after much help by those going out the fire was soon squelched after burning only a few acres of wheat and the rest stubble. Their farming equip ment had to be moved but there no further damage than the wheat. Quite a number of citi zens went to the aid of Mr. Nolan. Mrs. C. C. Jones and family and Joan Breeding motored to Echo Monday morning where they met Miss Beverley Lovelace and sis ter Barbara Garnett nieces of Mr. Jones, who will visit here a week. They live in La Grande. Mrs. Arthur Hunt and daugh ter Shirley and Mrs. Frances Mc Millan were Pendleton visitors one day last week. Buster Padberg of the U. S. Army is visiting his parents the W. H. Padbergs. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Buchanan of Seattle were weekend visitors at the Charlie Buchanan home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duvall (nee June Van Winkle) of Port land are spending some time at the Van Winkle home. He is as HEPPNER BRANCH OF PORTLAND Mtb: D. Imwmw Zifillm DfflYING AVERAGES WEIGHT SPEED VOLUME HORKPOWtt 3m.p.h.2Wt.l 5 85 SAFELY very sportsmanlike reason why he should show courtesy to the weaker pedestrian. But if a driver fails to show that cour tesy, pedestrians with good sense keep out of hit way. What chance has a 150-pound pedestrian, walking at 3 or 4 miles per hour, against a 8,000 pound car at even the low speed of 20 miles per hour! The law gives pedestrians the right-of-way. Common sense often takes it away from them. When ear and vedettrian col lide, it it tht pedettrian who it taken to the ambulance I Boardman News By Flossie Coats Mrs. Chas. Anderegg and daughter Barbara left Saturday evening for Oregon City,- from there they will be joined by Mrs. Anderegg's daughter-in-law, Mrs. James Garrivson and daughter for a trip into California for a visit with relatives for two weeks. The first stop will be with Mrs. Ander eggs mother, Mrs. Barbara Snell, Sacramento; then on to San Fran cisco to spend a couple of days with a sister. Barbara and Kurt Gantenbein returned home Monday from a weeks vacation with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hame burg, Estacada. sisting in the harvest. He recently received his honorable discharge for the U. S. Coast Guard at Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson were Spokane visitors over the week end. Robert Williamson who is em ployed at the Rosewall motors in Heppner and recently from La Grande was visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones and the W. E. McMil lans one night last week. M 0 jjjv I U 11 1 LS u r Wll rMM 61) r in ' ite; U MM f I Don't forget the North Morrow County Fair dates, September 18-19-20, at Boardman. Mr. and Mrs. Will Heath, of White Bird, Idaho stopped for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nickerson last week on their way to The Dalles to see Mr. Heath's mother. Mrs. Heath afid Mr. Nickerson are sister and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kunze and two children, Burbank, Wash., were Sunday guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and MrsTEdd Kunze. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Flock of Portland have purchased the C. J. Cram farm south of town and are to take possession as soon as the Crams can vacate. Weekend guests at the Arnin Hug home was Hug's .brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beltman and daughter of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conyers were badly injured in a car wreck Saturday evening west of Irrigon when their car colided with a car driven by Harold Curryer of Spo kane. Both Mr. and Mrs. Conyers are in the St Anthonys hospital, Pendleton, with leg injuries and Mr. Conyers chest injury. Mrs. Currver and a six yedr old son was killed in the accident. Mr. Curryer and daughter are also in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Love and three children, North Richland, Wash., spent the weekend here with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. 32.00 Tht vamp and lg of this Ortti boot It of fin black calf, and It hat bttn trlmmtd with black bading, whit Inlay, itraddl fork art, biadtd ltd namj, and thr rowi of rich lilk ititching. Thii li on of th beau tiful booti that Hyr dtiion.d In honor of thir 75th Annivriory. GONTY'S ijl Heppner Claud Coats and Mr. and Mrs. Z J. Gillespie. Saturday evening . UUlespie. baiuruay evening he Loves and Mrs. Coats were -uests of Mr. and Mrs. Truman1 t guest i - CJA I ft If Your Home Feels Like The Desert- D WITH A UTILITY EVAPORATIVE FOR ONLY FOR HOME Here is the answer to hct, sticky office or home and al a price you can afford. This Utility Air Conditioner requires no permanent plumbing and can be easily installed either in a window or other opening. Quiet squirrel-cage fan changes 1000 cubic feet of air per minute to keep temperatures down. It's complete and ready to operate at this remarkably small price. See it today! Heppner Hardware Cr Electric Use Your j Douse Camp Fires Careful While Burning Trash Lumber Messenger Jr., Ilormiston. Sunday t , foals and Messengers - IPY;nton and Jr, motored to J' (Continued on 1 JM rQUM OR OFFICE Ash Tray mm. Co.
