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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, March 18, 1954
Lexington V. F. W.
Installs New
Officers Thursday
By Delpha Jones
The Edwards-Way Tost number
G0!)8 auxiliary was organized re
rently and last Thursday evening
at the Lexington I. O. O. F. hall
installation was held. Installing
officer was Cecelle Ilaefer, depart
ment president from Portland,
and was assisted by the Pendle
ton auxiliary !)22.
Those installed at this time
were: Valda Way, President; Sr.
Vice President, Katie Padberg;
Jr. Vice, Alice Majeske; Treasurer,
Audrey Ansted; Secretary, Gladys
Van Winkle; Flag Bearer, Edith
Munkers; Banner Bearer, Juanita
Martin; Color Bearer Margaret
Nichols, Sarah Adkins, Maxine
Brown and Kay Winkleman; Con
ductress, Myrtle Marshall, Chap
lain, Freda Majeske; Guard, June
Cooper; Historian, Rhoda Buchan
an; Trustees, Jo Irvin, Mildred
Davidson and Fdith Munkers.
Those from out of town attend
ing were: Verm a Butler, from Me.
Minnville, and Grace Copoland
also from McMinnville and a host
of friends of Boardman, MeNary,
Pendleton and Pilot Koek and
about 70 local guests. The re
freshments were furnished and
served by the men of the V. F. W
The Stale Commander of the V. F.
W., Thomas Campbell from Pen
dleton was also present.
Three I, inks club was held last
Friday afternoon at the Majeske
ranch with Mildred Davidson,
president presiding. After a most
successful meeting at which time
they voted to sponsor a food sale
at Ted's Grocery on March 20th.
Later refreshments were served
to the fallowing: Me.sdames
George Irvin, Bob Davidson, A. F.
Majeske, Audrey Ansted, Karl
Warner. K, K. Marshall, Alex
Hunt, Ma nard Strulhers and the
hostess Mrs. Gene Majeske.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Papineau
are the proud parents of a baby
son horn Saturday afternoon a I
Pioneer Memorial hospital in
Heppner.
Lexington Grange was held on I) Jm,n E I !
Saturday night with the Master 50311 11161
the initiatory work of the 3rd and
4th degrees was held, a most suc
cessful business meeting was
held. The decree team for the
initation was the following: B
Peck, P.omana Marshall, Fred
Nelson, Mrs. Fred Nelson. Lee
Wagonblast, Karl Miller, Lyle
Cox, Alvin Wagonblast, Gloria
Dolven, John Graves, and execu
tive hoard chairs being filled by
Vernon Munkers, W. K. McMil
lan, R. B. Rice, and the harvest
March, Mr. and Mrs. Myles Mar
tin, Mrs. W. K, McMillan, Karl
Kvans, Freda Majeske and Mr.
Buggies. Vocalists were faye
Returns to Duty
fl After Furlough
By Flossie Coats
BOA RDM AN A 2c Del mar Hug
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnon Hug,
who has been on a months fur
lough since his return from Guam
left Thursday for Savannah. Ga.,
where he will be stationed for a
time. A2c Hug has served in
the Air Corps two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Vannoy took
and Mrs. Fred Waleott and son
i Reo. Richland, Wash.
! Mr. L'rwin Flock was a patient
! at the new hospital in Hermiston
ia few days last week.
fied with friends. Mrs. Ianson
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Peckham of Arlington to Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hulit and
family have moved to their new
Faye Hulit, Hillsboro, Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Hulit and family.
Mrs. Lee Mead. Pendleton spent
Monday and Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown,
Tillicum Club met Tuesday home in the Hermiston area and i coming down for a gettogether
evening March !tth at the home Fast of Ordnance. Assisting with with the Erowns and Brice Dilla-
of Mrs. Ralph Skoubo with Mrs. the moving was Mr. Hulit's bro
Gunnar Skoubo as co-hostess. Fif-jher, Faye Hulit, Hillsboro, Mr.
teen members were present and! and Mrs. Robert Fortner, Portland
one visitor, Mrs. Harold Eaker. j and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Earnhardt, Tuosday Marcn gth
Munkers and Jean Nelson, ac- meir imam uaugruer .;mc ui
Friiih Milter and Portland Sunday where she en-
Ihe three graces, were Mrs. Wil
bur Steagall, Mrs. Ruggles and
Millie Evans. The work was
beautifully done and was enjoyed
by all. There were several guests
present from various granges in
eluding Mrs. Anderson, Master of
Rhea Creek Grange; Earl Morgan,
Master of Willows Grange; and
Ray Drake, Pomona Master, and a
host of friends. Refreshments
were served Jater in the base
ment. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ruhl and son
have returned from Salem where
they atlended the tournament.
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Robinson
and son, and Earl Miller are visit
ing in Goldendale, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hays of
Corvallis were visiting this week
at the Earl Warner home.
Mrs. Ina Nichols and Mrs. Lon
nie Henderson are among those
that have been on the sick list
I his week.
Mrs. Newt O'Harra was a pen
dlclon visitor one day this wek.
Jeanne Hunt is on the sick list
suffering from a sprained arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gonty
entertained with a dinner party
in Heppner Sunday night honor
ing Miss Inez McFadden's birth
day, Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. McFadden and child
ren Sonny and Inez., and the
Gontv family.
tered the Providence hospital. The
little lady has been ill for some
time with pneumonia and com
plications, having been in St.
Anthony's hospital in Pendleton
the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Brice Dillabaugh
and daughter Susan, Bend, were
weekend guests at I he home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown. Sunday
the two families were dinner
guests at the Nate Macomber
home, and other guests were Mr.
The school students enioved a i Hermiston. Evelyn and David
four day holiday this weekend,! Hulit will finish school here at
school closing Wednesday even-! Boardman. The Hulits have
ing. Several of the teachers going j farmed the Pete Celoria farm the
to their homes for the vacation; ; past two years.
miss Barbara Love at her home in Mrs. W. L. Anderson and two
Newberg, Mr. David Cady at his children arrived from Phoenix,
home in Beaverton. Arizona Sunday and will remain
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner at the home of Mrs. Anderson's
motored to Portland Wednesday I step-father, Mr. W. W. Benson,
evening, where Mr. Turner will and will aid in the care of her
baughs.
Mrs. Earl Eriggs and Mrs. Algy
Tavlor motored to Pendleton on
President, Portland. Thursday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs,
Mrs. Algy Taylor and Mrs. Edd
Kunze motored to Lexington
where they attended the institu
tion of a new VFW.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Skoubo, were Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
McDuffee Jr., and Mrs. James
where they j Getchell and sons, Hermiston.
attend the State O. E. A. conven
tion. Mr. Turner is the County
District President of Morrow
! county.
j Mrs. Ralph Ianson returned
'home Sunday evening after three
'days spent in Eugene and Spring-
mother, Mrs. Benson, who Is ill
and has been in the hospital at
The Dalles for several weeks.
Sundav dinner guests at the
A. R. Fortner home was their son
and dauehter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fortner, Portland, Mr
death of her father Doyle Caster
The funeral services were hoi
Monday afternoon in that city.
Mrs. Doherty flew to Wyoming,
last week and was taken to Port
land by Gar Leyva where she
caught one of the airliners from
that city.
Mrs. Frank Munkers and
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Munkers
were hostesses Sunday to a fam
ily dinner for the Munkers family,
the occasion being the birthdays
of Mr. Munkers and. son Leonard
and a grandson, Craig. This be
ing three general ions. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Archie j
Munkers and Maureen and Larry;
Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon j
Munkers and daughter Marilyn,)
and Mrs. Munkers sister, Fern
and small daughter Linda from
Pndleton and Mr. anid Mrs. Leon-'
ard Munkers and children Terry.
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Several people from Lexington I hnstie ana Craig.
atlended Rhe,i Creek Grange on
Friday night at which time the
lone Grange gave the initiatory
work. Preceeding the meeting a
pot luck dinner was en joyed, a
program on I II work was given
with Nels Anderson presiding.
Those from Lexington attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wagon
blast, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Cuts
forth, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cox, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Jones, and Mrs.
Anne Smouse and Pearl Devine of
Heppner, but members of the
Lexington grange. Also Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Evans.
Joe Clark, falher of Mrs. W. E.
McMillan, is reported in serious
I condition in Pioneer Memorial
! hospital.
j Mrs. Don Campbell and girls
! and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hales and
family are visiting friends in the
j Willamette valley and Forest
( hove.
Audrey Ansted is employed in
I the Lexington Cafe for several
(lass as Pal Forrest, who works
there had the misfortune to cut
her hand.
Pvt. Norman Ruhl relumed to
Fort Lewis last week after a visit
wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Olio Ruhl.
Mrs. B. J. Doherty is spending
some time in Casper. Wyoming,
where she was called by the
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were luncheon guests of Mrs. Ce-1
cile Haffer, VFW Department!
Weekend guests and until Wed-
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