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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1954)
r Heppner GmeWa Times, Thursday, March 25, 1 95-4 lone News (Continued From Page 3) meeting and Mrs. N'nrmun Nelson conducted some St. Patrick games. Kefrcsli merits were seised from a table decorated with daffodils, Fsther Ueed daisies and yellow candles. Mrs. Hoy iJndstrom and ;" Voland Bcrgstrom poured, "i ?..m's were Mrs. Tommy Hi imi', 'Mis. Karl McCabe, Mrs. Waller HukkIcs, Mrs. .Nelson and Mrs. Lindst rom. Students home for sprint: vaca tion from various schools were: Oregon State college Elise Bau ernfeind, John Bristow, Ruby Bergsfrom and Mike Renlnger. K. O. ('. V.. liuby Ann Hietmann and (Jaylord Sailer. The Blind school at Salem Lyle Kincaid. Thi' Hiilbday club gave a sur prise parly in honor of Mrs. T. N. White Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Ksleb. Sh' was presented with a gift. Re freshments of ice cream and cake were seised. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers and family and II. O. Kly spent a couple of days in Portland last week. (Jus Heed if Walporl was a visi tor here last week. Initiation was held for Mr. .and Mrs Harold Dobyns, Carolyn Crahlree ami Peggy Allen in thej 1st and l.'nd degrees at the Wil lows i ; i n r meeting Saturday evening. Mrs. Claude Hi ley. lec turer, presented .ih degree pins to Mr- i utiar Hielmann and Leo Crabttee. 'rim I'maMlla granges l" licit Pip crangc to a picnic dinner April 2."i and also to take a tour thioiigh the McN'ary Dam. They wished to know about how many would nllend from here. Mrs. Hiley is working on an Has ler pi li'i.un and a liars contest for the nci Orange meeting. t The II. V.. ('. of Willows grange met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Ilalvoe.en Friday .Mis, James Lindsay as co-hostess. They vsere also hostesses at the grange meeting Saturday evening. A pot link dinner was served al the llalvnrsens. After the meeting. Linda llalvorsen en tertained the members wilh two piano solos. hales in remember: Friday Mairh :'ll Three Links club al the Milton Morgan home in Hie afternoon. Mairh 27 Saturday, School of Iusiruetioii for the officers of the Kaslem Star at the Masonic ball. March 21 Saturday, Legion and Auxiliary banquet at the school in the evening and fol lowed by Hie annual spring dance at the Legion hall. March 2H- Sunday, Services at the Valhy Lutheran church in ( ioos'ehei ty. Anrii I Thursdav. Kxtpnsion Unit meeting subject frozen Foods." Marlene Griffin was a Portland visitor last week. Guests last week at the Victor Rietmann home wer . ligh ter. Huby Ann and : .'ur- itp Audet of Lnterprisp and -Miss Nora Lee Temple of Pendleton. The girls are students at Eastern Oregon College of Education and also attended the O, E. A. meeting in Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Lictiallen moved into an apartment on the Main street. Mrs. Clara Kincaid is having her house on Second street re modeled. A new roof is being put on. the house painted and remod eled inside. Walter Roberts and Hay Bamel t are doing Hie work. Miss Marie Hinder of llermis Ion was a weekend guest at the F. W, Bristow home. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Anson and daughter, Phyllis, of Ilermiston spent Sunday with their daugh ter and sister. Mrs. Robert Riet mann. Phyllis is a student at E. O C. E. Mrs. Fannie Griffith returned home Monday from Post Falls, where she attended the funeral of her brother, Lynn Goodall. He was a rpyident of Spokane and is survived by one brother. Byron Goodall of San Francisco and one sister. Mrs. Griffith and several nieces .and nephews. Mrs. Richard Stergall of Brem- Lomj Distance Nulion-Widc Moving Service Ma I lower Agents Padded Vans Penlond Bros. TRANSFER CO. peuiiieton, ( itegon Phone 338 erton and Mrs. Rogers Mc('or- j mack of Everett, Wash , visited' their mother, Mrs. Addie Salter1 ! last week. I I Mr. and Mrs, James Lindsay' 'entertained at a birthday dinner' for her mother. Mrs. D. W. Akers. I I at the home Sunday. She was 82 1 ivears old. Other guests present' March 1!) with, were Mi. and Mrs. Hov IVttyjohn' and son, Jimmy, of The Italics and Mrs. Earl McCabe and daiigh-j ter, Arlela. Mrs. Esther Wilson return".! hump from the pioneer Memorial hospital this week where she was a patient. Phil Griffin returned home! from Yakima Saturday where hi isited his brother-in-law and .sister. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ball.1 Mr. Ball recently underwent sur gory on his back. Mr. Griffin re-; ceived medical treatment while in Yakima. Films were shown on Stop Sav- ing Kitchens at the Ernest Meli-j ker home Friday evening of Inst week. These films were borrowed from the extension service by the Fredrick Martins. j Pictures were taken of the' members of the Naarene church, Sunday. They are for the dis-! t rift year book of the church. j The American Legion celebrat ed their .'lath birthd'iy Tuesday, evening, March lti at their hall. A pot luck dinner was served byj the members of the auxiliary. 1 lie tallies were decorated vvillii the Legion colors, blue and gold.1 Games were played after the i dinner i 1 half clean claines rr-7 no Only the Muytag Automatic has double-spin tubs that never let dirty water strain back through the clothes! S Ull IOA0I .sStice water a-",u-"---;' with the new If JV ' jjj!ufrAutomalieYit!er V.liaiT- Lei el Control' New economy feature adjusts wati r for small, medium, full loads of clothes. Saves as much as 9 gallons of water for small washings. 309.95 WONDERFUL TRADE-INS! EASY TERMS! L1) fi Set tht matching no-lint Maytag Automatic Drytr. too! 279.95 Hcppncr Hardware & Electric PHONE 6-9255 Rodney Crawford of Helix speiu last week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wate Crawford. Miss Karen Goddard of Condon was a weekend guest at the Larl McKinney home. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and children of Heppner attended the 4-H ser-j vices and pot luck dinner at the! Community church Sunday. j New books added to the Public Library are Rainbow in the "' -ad, Forbes; The Fields of Lome,,' Moody; The Desperate Hours,! Hayes; Not as a Stranger, Thomp son; Volumes I and II of Encyc-1 lopedia of Great Composers and Their Music, Cross and Ewer; Jack Davis. Forward, Burgoyne;! Action at War Bow Valley, Car der; Thus I Relieve, Murrow; A Hungry Man Dreams, Runbeck; Adventure in Two Worlds, Cronin; Lt. Bruce Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Smith has been trans ferred from Columbus, Miss., to Greenville, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cottage of Portland visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johan Troedson, also her brother, Francis in Iler miston and Verner and Carl. Mrs. Phil L'mert returned home Sunday from the hospital in Iler miston, where she was a patient following major surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Tommv Bristow entertained several of the young folk at their home Friday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Crawford and daughters were visitors in The Dalles Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Erret Hummer and children of Beaverton spent! the weekend at the home of Mr. j and Mrs. John Eubanks at their i Echo ranch. Susan Hummel spent all last week with the Eubanks. Dr. Hummel was a former super-' intendent of schools here and is now assistant to Dr. Cramer, dean! at the Portland State Extension i Center. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis and:1 chi.dren of Vale were visitors I here over the weekend. They werej guests of the David Raskins. Mr. Ellis was a former teacher here and now teaches in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helena andi son, John, of Seattle spent the! weekend with her mother, Mrs. Annie Lindstrom and other rela tives. Mrs. Harvey Ring and niece, Linda Rowell, are stawing at the home of her son, Harry King in Pendleton. Mrs. Harry Ring has been ill. Rhea Creek News Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lovgren of Hillsboro and Mr. and Mrs. James Lovgren and Frankie and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harshman, Anna Marie and Frank of Heppner were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lovgren. The Rhea Creek grange is hav ing a squar -js.".-!- farty April 3, refreshments will be served, everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney of Henry Clark returned home Portland and Vancouver, Wash,, last week where he visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Van Gordon. The Van Gordons brought him home and left Tuesday. Mr. Clark's grand daughter,' Clara Ann Swales of Ilermiston was in Portland for medical treatment. Grain Treating & Cleaning LES WYMAN Phone 6-9619 Heppner lone were dinner guests at the I are taking sewing lessons in Pen Barton Clark home Sunday. jdleton each Thursday at the Sin Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright, MaryiK" Co. Wright, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold j Mrs. ('live Huston was hostess Wright and Kenneth attended a to the Rhea Creek H. E. 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