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o o o o o o o 1 mmxtx SECTION TWO Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 1 1, 1954 Mrs McCabe, Mrs lone Rebekahs Install New Officers Thursday By Echo Palmateer The following officers were in stalled at the Rebekah lodge meeting Thursday evening Feb. 4: Mrs. Anna Ball, Noble Grand; Mrs. Mabel Ring, vice grand; Mrs. Edith Matthews, secretary; Mrs. Mary Swanson, treasurer; Mrs. Eva Hamlett, warden; Mrs. Lorraine Ball, conductor; Mrs. Arvilla Swanson, chaplain; Mrs. Gladys Drake, musiaian; Mrs. Helen Pettyjohn, right supporter to noble grand; Mrs. Norma Rea, left supporter to noble grand; Mrs. Lena Lundell, right support er to vice grand; Mrs. Ida Esteb, left supporter to vice grand; Mrs. Ida Coleman, in side guardian and Mrs. Mable Crawford outside guardian. The installing officers were Mrs. Vida Heliker, district deputy president and Mrs. June O'Connor, marshal. After the leon Ella, born Feb. 'will be a Valentine program and' Those attending the auto show .nniin t. i f r L-1 1 r.i i t c ti-nrn cv. Pionpnr Memorial hosnital in .... u. ' n. i,i piMmnnn iimn.nnr writrht o lhs and 9 n7s. the presenting of pins to those j in Portland last week were Mr U i ..v,.,...w. . w,... v : 1 1 Um.n Knnn K 1 .... I...,1 ... . .1, William Fmoct Mi.ral Mrs L. A. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Strahm Ot Tne'wno win "vc ro .....uuno i(uiu mi-. i hjui..., Moa and Mrs. O'- Dal es, and Georue Crum and5 years, ine yuuui; is, imura Connor. 'Mrs." Rett vjohn was elec- Mrs. Grace Crum are the grand-j to attend this program. Following ted as trustee of 'the lodge for a parents. this will be the regular meeting. term of 3 years. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Griffin at- At the meeting of the American Untied the funeral services of his ... rn , ,,., ru o sister, Mrs. Vena Kaiser, in Mau Legion Auxiliary Tuesday, Feb 2 pjn peb 3 Kaisl,r'was born a food sale was planned for 0ct. 3, KS88 at Keokuk county, March 6 at 2 p. m. at the Legion Iowa and moved to lone when hall. Pie and coffee will also be she was 5 years old with her par served. Cookies will be sent to ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Griffin. Camp White at the March 2 She was married to H. R. Kaiser meeting and members are re-, in 1905 and moved to Vasco quested to bring cookies. $a was Feb. 21 A songfest at the Community church at 8 p. m. Everyone welcome. A coffee hour afterward. Mr. and Mrs. Fayne Ely and son, Dicky, of Forest Grove spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ely. and Andy Zinter, and Charles Davidson. Gary Tullis and Dallas Rea were Salem visitors over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. David Raskin en tertained the James Mallons and the Russell DeBondts at a din ner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heliker spent a few days in Walla Walla the first of the week. C, David Baker went to Portland in his plane Saturday Jan. 31 and attended the auto show, he was accompanied by Roy and Arthur Llndstrom, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lindstrom. On return ing home the next day he ran into fog on the John Day, and on reaching Condon he found it clear there so landed his plane and spent the night there. Mr. Lindstrom came after them Hie next day as the fog has closed in at Condon. He left the plane in Condon until the weather clears up. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wade and family of Walla Walla spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Etta Rristow and other relatives, Mrs. Bristow's other brother Tom Wade of Walla Walla was also a visitor here one day last week. TONIGHT FEBRUARY 11 SEE BARBARA CUTSFORTH AS THE "BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER" IN "Comin' 'Round The Mountain" AT THE Lexington School NEED Letterheads, Phone 6-9228. given to the March of Dimes; and the junior members solicited for the polio fund. Material was where she lived until her death in Portland Jan. 29. She was a member of the Rebekah lodge, the Spanish American War Vet given out to make Easter dresses erans auxiliary and the Metho for the Portland Child Welfare center. Two large scrolls were placed on the wall in the dining room, on one is written the Star Spangled Banner and the other the preamble of the Auxiliary constitution. These were hand printed by Mrs. Matthew Ball. After the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. David Mc Leod and Mrs. Corliss McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Crum are the parents of a daughter, Kath- c ase s ROCK ER , m....wiiM-" Our Stock of PLATFORM ROCKERS All Reduced 0 From Regular Prices Choice of Styles Good Fabric Selection Many Popular Colors NOW-AS LOW AS Case Furniture Co. dist church. Surviving are her widower, II. R. Kaiser of Maupin; a son, H. R. Kaiser, Jr. of Corval lis; a daughter, Winifred of Cor dova, Alaska; Three brothers, Francis Griffin of The Dalles, and Phil Griffin of lone; two sisters, Mrs. Verda Ritchie of Portland, and Mrs. Lydia Ball of Yakima and three grand children. Mrs. Winnie Ziriter and son, William, attended the funeral! services of her sister Mrs. Lela Johnson of Santa Rosa, Calif., Jan, 30. The services were held in the Christian church there. with Rev. Howard Stansberry of jficiating. The ladies of the! I Moose lodge had charge of part of the services. The American j Legion auxiliary and the V. F. W. ! auxiliary attended in a body. Mrs. Johnson was known here as she spent three summers at the j Zinter ranch. She died Jan. 27 land is survived by a son Allen I Johnson at Santa Rosa and a I daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Elliott of Willits, Calif.; three sisters and two brothers and 9 grandchildren. On their way home the Zinters stopped at Bay City and visited the H. N. Wad'dells. Mr. Waddell conducts Bible school at Wi ne ma and also is working in the plywood plant. Mrs. Waddell is cooking in the grade school at Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson attended the funeral services of her brother-in-law, W. S. Brown, in Salem Tuesday. He is sur vived by his widow, Katy, and two sons and two daughters. Mrs. Swanson and sister Miss Lena Miller went to Salem the first of last week and Mr. Swanson and Jimmy left Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messen ger and daughters left for their home in Hermiston Monday after staying at the Zinter ranch. Council Meets At the meeting of the city coun cil Tuesday evening, Robert Mil ler of the Miller truck line was present, to talk over with the council, the problems of parking I the commercial trucks on the ' streets. The council decided to i move the fire siren to the new j city hall. i Dates To Remember: Feb. 12 Study meeting of the Topic club at the John Proudfoot home at 2:15 p. m Feb. 16 Initiation at the American Legion auxiliary meet ing at their home hall at 2 p. m. Feb. 17 Arnica club meeting at the Gary Tullis home. Feb. 19 II. E. C. of Willows grange in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mabel Cotter. Feb. 19 Friday Willow grange meeting with pot luck supper at 6 p. m. Right after the supper l)llSSw DOWN- GRADE 6 intension Lumoer 2x4xRL 2 x 6 x R L 2x8xRL 2x10xRL PER M ASK ABOUT OTHER BARGAINS I -- LUMBER CI M 1 lv - Jl--Vi 1- ! "-J4 - 1 I ' ! I f t v ' JOHN DEERE DAY The story "Mr. Cluistm.is" is woven around the Mapleton icntenni.il. Here is one of the colorful parade scenes from the picture. :'.-.:-: -''Jw' 'M(fe AMI A small crisis arises as the centennial parade gets underway in this scene from the John Deere Day feature "Mr. Christmas." Tom Gordon gets his foot in it aj;.im in (Ins stcnc fiom I he .wy Pin," featuring those John Dt-ere Day favorites, the Gordon family. Tom Gordon gets his foot In it again in this scene from "The Safety Pin," featuring those John Deere Day favorites, the Gordon family. jrt., . .... . .......... . - -w." v V J, i 4 1 T 7 Helicopters join the war on crop destroying insects in this scene from the John Deere Day short, "Oddities in Farming." 1 X ' if 1- ' ;v .. - .ii;.,,.. The usefulness of lady hugs, of all things, is described in lliis sequence from "Oddities in l:arming," a Joiiti Deere Day short. FREE LUNCH SHOW COME AND STAY ALL DAY! 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