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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 7, 1953 Page 3 Utend lone er-Daughter net Saturday ly Echo Palmateer ry successful Mother r banquet sponsored by anatha club was held at ol house Saturay evening wnd 170 attending. The : consisted of the invoca Mrs. Frank Engleman; i to the mothers by Ann )leman; the response by i Coleman; piano solo by Crum; reading by Joann -accordion sqIo by Mrs. Kinney; readings by De nd Berneice Matthews; Linda Halvorsen and the tion by Mrs. Ray Barnett. .W. Akers was presented bouquet of red carnations lg the oldest mother pre d Mrs. Wm. Rowell with tor being the youn'gest ;'Mrs. Wallace Matthews, - ma Smouse and Mrs. Paul vere presented with tulips wary mothers. There were ts of four generations pre ley weer: Mrs. D. W. Akers, .mes Lindsay, Mrs. Earl and daughter Arleta; a Grabill, Mrs. E. W. Bris rs. Ernest McCabe and er, Pamela; Mrs. Arthur Mrs. L. A. McCabe, Mrs. t Pettyjohn and daughter, Mrs. E. R. Lundell, Mrs. rake, Mrs. Eldon Tucker mghter Teresa, tables were decorated with and small May baskets as made by the members of irden club. Boys waited on bles. door meals were prepared rved at the lone Extension neeting at the Garland on home Thursday April 30. eaders were Mrs. Gordon Whit nd Mrs. Louis Carlson, he and Mrs. Martin attended. He Foods served were baked potatoes, told some highlights of trie lec peas, planked salmon, kabobos, tures and the president's work oiscuils, beans, salad, and huckle-' shop. After the meeting refresh berry dumplings, A short busi-'ments were served in the lunch ness meefing was held after the room by Mrs. Roy Lindstrom, dinner. This was the last meet- Mrs. Ray Heimbigner, Mrs. Paul ing until October. I Pettyjohn, Mrs. Lloyd Rice and Lt. E. J. Priblyl of Portland'8' LaVerne Hams. The tables shnwpH fiim nneratinn skv were decorated with bouquets of watch at thP Anviliarv meeting 'flowers and May baskets Tuesday April 21. He hopes to get ground observation under way here soon. Mrs. Corliss Mc- Leod is the supervisor and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoffman and children, Gordon and- Wanda Jean, of Salem spent the week end with her aunts, Mrs. Lewis Pete Cannon is chief observor Halvorsen and Mrs. Arcnie Mun After the business meetintr re-ikers. Wanda Jean remained for a freshments were served by Mrs. Gordon White and Mrs. Cecil Thome. Mr. and Mrs. Milton .Morgan entertained 12 relatives at a din-home. Their daughter, Virginia, ner at their home Friday evening, will stay here until after school is of last week in honor of Miss In-out- grid Hermann and Harlan Craw- Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen gave a ford who are to be married May i party in honor of her son, Mark's 10th. fifth birthday Saturday, May 2 at Mrs. Georgia Brewster left for, the Masonic hall. Thirty three her home in Portland last week (little guests were present. After after visiting at the home of her playing games, refreshments daughter, Mrs. Verner Troedson. (were served consisting of cup Clarence Weitemier, 7th and cakes, ice cream and punch. 8th grade teacher was chairman Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Pettviohn of the county spelling contest 'moved some of their household held here April 23. Forty pupils beloneines in the Mrs. Hueh Bell and the committee members from house on third street and plan to the other schools were present. m0ve ihere this fall. n the Wth grade division Linda Mr and Mrs 0sibov and Heimbigner and Karen Lundell ' hd the Vekend in 1 1 Qi frp on rry A r 1 n nr n it H rinn 1 fRUCKS Welcome Here For FULLETON Chevrolet Co. HEPPNER longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Griffin and children left for Portland on Friday of last week to make their ! thnir H.Tiicrhtpr Mrs. Roland Ul HIVll VI" " Bergstrom. Several from here attended the rodeo at Arlington Sunday. Delbcrt Emert has been ship. ninr mttlp to Portland Those going along in the trucks were, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams and daughters, Mr. Emert and daugh ter Mary, AnnBelle Coleman, Herbert and Roland Ekstrom. The town team won in a base ball game here Sunday from Con don 8 to 6. The high school team won from Stanfield there Friday 12 to 4 which made them champions of the Little Wheat league. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobyns re turned home Saturday from Port land after being gone for several weeks. Mr. Dobyns underwent an operation on his back while there. Mrs. Wilbur Akers returned home from the Fioneer Memorial hospital in Heppner Monday whore she was a patient follow ing surgery. Her mother, Mrs. Anna Kearns of Siletz is staying with her. , Leo Crabtree of Salem is work ing for Lewis Halvorsen. He is a brother of Mrs. Halvorsen. Mr. Crabtree will move his family here after school is out. I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rietmann and sons, Bob and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Rietmann, Mr. and Mrs. David Rietmann and family, Mrs. Wm. Melena, Walter Riet mann and John Peterson all of lone and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peterson and family of The Dalles attended a pot luck dinner at the Van Rietmann home in Condon Sunday. Mrs. Esper Hanson and Miss Alice Nichoson of Portland are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rowell are moving to The Dalles this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams and daughters are living in the White apartments. A group of students from the E. O. C. E. of La Grande gave a program at the high school Wed nesday of last week. Among them was Miss Ruby Ann Rietmann, Her Mother, Mrs. Victor Rietmann entertained them at her home after the meeting. Wenatchee, Wash., visiting Ma jor and Mrs. Holland Hankel. The Hankels have recently returned tied for second place and due to lack of time did not get to spell off the tie. nntnn - . , U t. . May 8 Study meeting of the in Pan3m!1 Topic club at the home of Mrs. ..,.,, Arilla Swanson at 2:15 p. m. '"'V il o fiaiuu:'" May 10 Special Mother's Day "J 'K. , l" , . :" J. program at the Community church. A special invitation to couples that have been married 50 years or more. May 12 Garden club meeting, May 13 Maranatha meeting. May 15 H. E. C. of Willows grange. May 16 Grange meeting at 8 p. m. May-17 Baccalaureate services at the Community church at 11 a. m. May 17 Dinner at the Ma sonic hall sponsored by the East ern Star Social club. May 19 Mother's Tea and an Auxiliary film at the Legion hall at 2 p. m. Public invited. Miss Sally Palmer of Heppner, a delegate from there to the United Nations Pilgrimage of Youth sponsored by the I. O. O. F. lodge, gave her essay, "My Community and the World" at the P-TA meeting Wednesday even ing April 29. Another highlight on the program were films on the Operation Sky Watch shown by Lt. F. J. Pribyl of the filter cen ter in Portland. Dennis Swanson played a cornet solo accompanied by Mrs. Cleo Drake, Mrs. Noel Dobyns had charge of the pro gram. At the business meeting it was voted to give a scholarship to a 4-H summer school student. Mrs. Milton Morgan reported that $135.85 was taken in on the P-TA Food sale and Mrs. Garland Swanson reported that $360 was taken in at the band dance. Fred rick Martin gave a report on the state convention in Medford that Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White. Mr. and Mrs. David Raskin and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeSpain in Echo. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marcum of Portland were guests at the home SEE THE NEW 1953 FRIGIDAIRE Automatic Washer TODAY Only $299.75 AT Heppner Refrigeration PHONE 6-9223 Empire Machinery Co. OR Henry Happold ARE AGENTS FOR McCLINTOCK Air Conditioners and HYDRAULIC Header Controls C3owS a really modern automatic washer! in Pacific Powerland... washday an easy clay when you have an automatic electric washer i MO . 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