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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1952)
toper SECTION TWO Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 9, 1952 lone P-IA Hears Bradley Fancher By Echo Palmateer Bradley Fancher, District Attor ney of Morrow county gave a talk on juvenile delinquency at the P-TA meeting at the school house Tuesday evening Sept. 30. Berl Akers, chairman of the school board told of the progress of the new school building program. , Other numbers on the program was a skit on the National Parent Teachers magazine. Mrs. Helen Weitemier read an article on the magazine. Mrs. Noel Dobyns had charge of the program. Harlan Mc McCurdy, P-TA president, thanked all those who helped make the teachers reception a success. The third and fourth grades won the prize by having the most parents present. Refreshments were ser ved in the lunch room by Mrs. Marion Palmer, Mrs. Harold Sher er Mrs. L. A. McCabe. Mrs. Bruce Keene, Mrs. Darrell Padberg and Mrs. Phil Emert. The tables were decorated with flowers and fruit. Mr .and Mrs. -Wayne Melott of Forest Grove stopped at the Franklin Ely home Friday of last week. They were on their way to Iowa on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Crawford are the parents of a daughter, An ita Marie born Oct. 3 & The Dalles weight 6 lbs. and 14 oz. Mr. and Mrs Wate Crawford and Mrs. Franklin Ely are the grandpar ents and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ely and Mrs. Dora Pierrot are the great grand parents. Susan Baker, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Baker, fell at her home Tuesday of last week and broke her fore arm. Mrs. Victor Peterson and daugh ter, Sally spent the weekend at the Victor Rietmann home. A birthday party was held after the regular meeting of the Re bekahs at their hall Thursday evening Oct. 2. Cake and ice cream and coffee were served and gifts were presented to those hav ing birthdays the past three months. They were jvirs. oi Akers Mrs. David Rietmann, Mrs. Delia Corson, Mrs. Walter Roberts, Mrs. Martin uauenueinu, mis. Vrhn palmateer. Mrs. Wate Craw ford, Mr .and Mrs. Ed Buschke, and Carl Troedson. The nostesse., were Mrs. Omar Rietmann, Mrs. Lana Padberg, Mrs. Arvilla Swan son and Mrs. Ida Coleman, and Mrs. Merle Baker. The decora tions were in the Hallowe'en motif. The Bunch Grass Rebe kah will exemplify the degree work at the district convention in Heppner Oct. 11. They plan to meet with the Lexington lodge at Lexington Oct. 16 when Olive Ramey, president of the Rebekah Assembly will be there to make her official visit. The lone Extension Unit met at the Community church basement Oct. 3 and Mrs. Maude i-accM'nii rmintv Fxtension Aeent demonstrates Streamlining house work and told of energy saving methods. Mrs. L. A. McCabe, chairman of the Unit and Mrs. RHrp Kppne exDlained the plans on the Textile Painting to be held next month. Notices win De seni ou ton this meeting telling what to bring. Mrs. McCabe chose the following committees, memoer ship, Mrs. Merle Baker, and Mrs. Mabel Colter; 4-H Mrs. Louis Carlson; World's Citizensnip ana the Azelea House, Mrs. Omar Rietmann; recreation, Mrs. E. M. Baker and publicity Mrs. Echo Palmateer. Dates for making the slipper chair are are Oct. 21, 22 and 23 at Heppner. The lone public library board met Monday and ordered new honks. The officers are Mrs. O. S. Lundq.ll, chairman; Mrs. Verner Troedson, vice chairman; ftirs. Victor Rietmann, secretary-treasurer. The annual meeting of the Community Church of lone was hold Sundav afternoon with Rev. A. Shirley dresiding. Reports of church, Sunday school and Ladies New Low Prices -ON-POPULAR 45 R. P.M. ALBUMS REDUC Now . . . you can get your favorite album of three 45RPM recordings at a new low price. Here are just a few examples of the many we offer: The Three Suns-'Serenade" Al Goodmon-"The Chocolate Soldier" Duke Ellington Plays the Blues "Brigadoon"-by Cheryl Crawford "The Desert Song" by Al Goodman WERE $3.04 NOW JUST INC TAX RCA VICTOR 4 PHILCO CLOCK-RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS Aid were read. Also the church constitution was read and discus sed. The meeting was preceded by a potluck dinner. Election of officers will be held Sunday Oct. 19. L. L. Howton was chosen to have Dower of attorney of the Community Church. Bibles were presemea on pro motion day by Mrs. Ralph Crum and Mrs. Omar Rietmann to their sunday school class. The Jolly Juniors. Those receiving them wnrp Nina Griffin. Thelma Jean sanHprs. Karen Lundell, Linda Heimbigner, Melvin Martin ana Phil Emert Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lun dell returned home Wednesday of last week from a 16 day trip east. They visted all points of interest In Washington. D. C. New York City, West Point, and also went up into Canada. They flew to Chi cago, from here and went to De troit where the Morgans pur chased a car. They visited Mrs. Morgan's cousin, Mrs. L. W. Perry in Lima, Ohio. They saw tne hncphnli came between the Yan kees and the Philadelphia Ath- lptlps at the Yankee stadium. Un their way home they stopped in N an a Falls ana leuowsione Park. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kemp and riauehter Carolyn of Spangle, Wash., were guests at the E. M. Baker home last weeK. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McMillan of Salem are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Swan- son. Mr. McMillan is doing some deer hunting. Mrs. Anne Smouse, Miss upai Brigg, Mrs. Minnie Forbes and Mrs. Lucile Owens of Heppner were lone vistors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rowell re turned home from Portland last week. He is much Improved in health. The Omar Rietmanns have a white lilac blooming in their back yard. Dates to Remember: Oct. 11 District convention of the Rebekahs in Heppner. Oct 14 Garden Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Echo Palmateer. Oct. 15 Arnica club meeting at the Community Church basement. Oct .17 H. E. C. of Willows grange. Oct. 18 Willow grange meet ing at 8 d. m. . Oct. 18 Benefit dance lor wm. Howen at Legion nan. , Oct. 19 LiiriS' League uinner at the school house. Oct. 19 A business meeting at the Community Church at 2 p.m. Mrs. O. L. Lundell is a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospi tal in Heppnr where she under went a major operation. Melvin Martin is delivery boy for the East Oregonian here. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Miller ana son, Paul, of Morgan spent Sun day evening at the Frederick Martin home. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Palmer were Pendleton visitors Wednes day of last week. Mrs. Walter Dobyns and Mrs. Sam Esteb entertained the mem bers of the Eastern Social Club at the Masonic hall Wednesday afternoon Oct. 1. Pinochle was played and Mrs. Walter Corley won high score and Mrs. Jomes Lindsay low. Truman Cannon of Portland visited at the home of his bro ther Pete Cannon one day last week. He just returned from a trip to California and Nevada. Members of the Garden Club planted more Iris in the city park last week. Mrs. Wm. Pering returned home from Portland last week. Mrs. Sadie Olson, who has been visiting relatives here, returned to her home in Spokane this week. She was accompanied by ner pro ther, Fred Ely. She also visited her brother and sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Charles Ely In Coos Bay. Mrs. Harrv O'Donnell of Hepp ner and Mrs. Ted Palmateer were visfiors in The Dalles Friday ot last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely and family of Boardman visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Ely one day last week. Elvin is re covering from burns he received last summer. Mr and Mrs. William Zinter am thP nrents of a son, Eugene Challen born in Heppner Oct. 2. ! ,. .1 in Tl. weighed b IDS. aim iz u.s. mi. grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Zinter of lone and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ferguson of Hepp ner. Mr; r. W. Kettle of Berkeley. Calif, visited her sister, Mrs. W. h 7intpr a few days last weeK. She came up by plane to Pendle ton. Mr. Kettle came auer ner ana another sister, Mrs. Lela Johnson of Santa Rosa, Calif, who has been visiting at the zinter home ior some time, returned to California with them. Wm. Spining of Valier, Mont., left for Phoenix, Arizona Monday to spend the winter. He spent a month with his niece Mrs. W. 11. Zinter. Mrs. Harry Yarnell returned home Monday of last week from Vancouver and Portland. Mrs. Roland Bergstrom returned home from Portland Sunday where she was with her mother, Mrs. Lee Marcum who is a pat ient in a hospital there following a major operation. Mrs. Wm. Bergstrom is vistiing relatives in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett and son Kieth of Grass Valley spent the weekend at the home oi hpr sister. Mrs. Earl McKinney. The men and boys went hunting and brought back three deer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Waxen snent Friday at the Earl McKinney home. They are the parents of Mr. McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Bergstrom Helen Sanders, daughter of Mrs. I hospital In Heppner last week. Vera Portis underwent a major I She has been given many blood operation at the Pioneer Memorial transfusions. were visitors recently in Everett, Wash., where they visited their son and family Cmdr. and Mrs. Arthur Berestrom. While there" Carl went salmon fishing in the Sound. Mr. and Mrs. " Max Jessup of Vandaila Michican have been visiting at the Cecil Lutkins home. Mrs. Jessup and Mrs. LUtKins are sisters. They are all leaving Monday on a trip to the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoitz ana Harold Holtz attended the auto races in Yakima Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom and sons Dick and Roland and Larry Rietmann spent the week end in Portland where they took in the O. S. C. and Michigan game and also the Pacific International stock show. Mr. and Mrs. Art Dalzell and daughter, Wilma are leaving Tuesday for Hollywood, Calif., where Wilma will enter the Cali fornia Air College. Mrs. Edith McClintock and son Bill are leaving this week' for Funca, Nebraska to visit relatives. They will also visit other places in the mid-west and east. Joel Barnett of the U. S. Navy at Seattle visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett recently. Eight children are now enrolled in the nursery school held In the basement of the Community church each Tuesday and Thurs day 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Mrs. Charles O'Connor is chairman, Mrs. Robert DeSpaln, secretary and Mrs. E. Gerhke treasurer. Other children are welcome to enroll. f flOIDGbflGCBB On November 4 You Will Hire Your Public Servants As a voter you will soon be choosing your Representa tive to Congress. John G. Jones has unusual qualifi cations for that office. He knows the people of the 2nd congressional district. He knows the problems and the needs of the district. 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