Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, April 29, 1954
Page 3
Over 60 Attend
Garden Club
District Meet
By Echo Palmateer
The Blue Mountain District of
Oregon Federation of Garden
Clubs met here at the Community
church April 21, with Mrs. John
Spike of Echo, district director,
presiding. State officers present
were Mrs. Dorothy Franks, state
president and Mrs. Henderson,
state corresponding secretary,
both of Redmond.
The officers were introduced by
Mrs. Fredrick Martin, local presi
dent, and were presented with
camellia corsages. Mrs. Franks
told of the highlights of the Na
tional Council silver anniversary
convention In South Carolina and,
also showed favors and gifts that
she received while there. In the
afternoon she showed slides
taken on her trip. She also told
of the state convention to be
held in Ashland in June. Presi
dents of the different clubs gave
reports of their work and pro
jects. Clubs represented and their
number attending were: Uma
tilla 6, Boardman 5, Pendleton 5,
Pilot Rock 5, Stanfield 6, Hermis
ton 7, Dirt Dabblers of Pendleton
3 and lone 12. Sixty three signed
the guest book and they were
given tags to represent different
flowers as they registered.
A radio Skit was given by Mrs.
Cecil Thome and Mrs. Ernest
Heliker. Mrs. Wm. Rawlins was
the general chairman. A coffee
hour was held in the morning and
a luncheon was served at noon
by the Maranatha club. The
tables were decorated with green
candles and pink and white car
nations. Each guest was pre
sented with a hanky nosegay.
Mrs. Eva Briggs of Boardman re
ceived a garden bonnet as a door
prize and Mrs. Ethel Study of
Hermiston received dahlia bulbs
for winning the introduction
game. Mrs. Spencer of Umatilla
was nominated as director for the
coming year to succeed Mrs.
Spike. Mrs. Alma Rohrman of
Pendleton had a fine display of
corsage material. A tour was
made through the city park.
Pinochle and bridge were
played at the social meeting of
the Topic club at the Charles
Carlson home Saturday afternoon.
Those winning prizes were: in
pinochle Mrs. David Rietmann,
high; Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom, 2nd
high and Mrs. Adon Hamlett, low.
In bridge, Mrs. E. R. Lundell high;
Mrs. Mabel Cotter, 2nd high and
Mrs. Echo Palmateer, low. Mrs.
Roy L. Lindstrom and Mrs. Omar
Rietmann were the other hostesses.
Mrs. Wm. Bergstrom was a
recent visitor in Seattle and Port
land. Mrs. Charles Carlson spent
Easter with relatives in Silver
ton. The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. Eldon
Padberg in Lexington April 20.
The unit purchased 500 poppies
and plans to enter the corsage
contest. May 27 and 28 are poppy j Heppner a few
days. The members are urged treatment
to bring ribbon for corsages to
the meeting, May 4. $2 was given
to the Wooden church crusade in
Europe. This is for the purpose
of building churches there to be
available to service men while
there. $2 was also given to the
Mental Health program.
Funeral services were held for
Walter S. Smith April 16 in Seat
tle. He died April 16 at the
home of his brother, Dr. Nate
Smith in Seattle. Besides his
brother he is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Tuttle of Seattle. Mr.
Smith was a former resident here
where he was engaged in farm
ing. The lone Farm Bureau Center
held their meeting at the home of
Henry Baker Tuesday evening of
Mrs. Tom Kirkelie of Tacoma
is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Holtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lind
strom spent the weekend in Port
land and Gresham. His sister,
Mrs .Warren Crutcher, went with
them to her home in Gresham.
Lloyd Morgan, who received in
juries recently in a weed spray
er, was back in the hospital in
days fjr further
last week. The question of ob
taining a county nurse was dis
cussed. After the business meet
ing refreshments were served by
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Leonard
Carlson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker spent
the weekend in Pullman, Wash.,
where they attended the Little
International livestock show at
the college there. Their son,
Ronald, is the chairman of the
show.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Palmer
and son, Lee and Jerry Bristow
spent the weekend in Corvallis
where the two boys attended the
Senior weekend at the Oregon
State college. They also attended
the Oregon State-University of
Washington baseball game.
Those from here who rode in
the rodeo at the Floyd Jones
ranch near Heppner Sunday were
Janet Howton, Sue Coleman and
Grace McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCabe
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Eubanks and children
spent Sunday in Portland where
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Eubanks. They also went to the
zoo.-
Mrs. Fannie Griffith and Mrs.
Roy Lindstrom left for Portland
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Beauchamp
and son of La Grande spent Sun
day at the Garland Swanson
home.
The 4-H Livestock club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Ekstrom Sunday with Mr. Ek
strom and Phil Emert as leaders.
They showed the members how to
groom a steer for a show. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Ekstrom after the meeting.
r. -. u V r x
Oscar Peterson
Republican
Candidate
For
MORROW
COUNTY
JUDGE
It has beon rumored that if Oscar Peterson is elected
county judge thsrs vculd be a coripbte turnover in working
personnel on the county roads. This is what Oscar Peterson
says
"Nothing is further from the truth.
These workers are needed. Helpefficient
and dependable shall have security. It is
hoped no change need be made."
Peterson has assured us he will give his best personal at
tention to county business, but even so will need both helpers
and good advice.
His Motto and Platform
"Spend The Money Where It Does
The Greatest Good For the Great
est Number."
Pd. Adv. Peterson for County Judge Comm.,
O. W. Cutsforth, Chairman Garland Swanson, Sec.
Several from here went on the
McNary dam tour Sunday. This
was sponsored by the grangers,
they met at the Columbia grange
near Hermiston with the grangers
of Umatilla county for a potluck
dinner at noon.
Mrs. Wm. Eagle was ill last
week at her home.
Dates to remember:
April 30. Friday Junior-Senior
banquet and prom.
May 1, Saturday Mother-Daughter
tea at the Community church
from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. All moth
ers and daugiiters of the com
munity welcome.
May 1, Tuesday Auxiliary
meeting at the Legion hall at 2
p. m.
May 5, Wednesday Home
makers Festival in Heppner at
10 a. m.
May 7, Friday Extension unit
meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred
rick Martin at 1:30 p. m. Subject
Drv Cleaning:
May 13, Thursday H. E. C. of
Willows grange at the Hershall
Townsend home near Heppner.
There will be no meeting of the
Eastern Star Social club in May
on account of the Homemakers
Festival in Heppner.
Mrs. G. Hermann and Mrs. Alex
Hunt attended the Blue Mountain
group convention of the Woman's
Sunday.
Eastern Star members from
here who attended the reception
for Mrs. Daphne Rranstetter, Pen
dleton, grand oigani4 of the
Grand Chapter of Oregon of the
Eastern Star, at the Presbyterian
church in Pendleton Saturday
son. Beeeher. and other relatives.
She went on the streamliner.
Mrs. Blanche Willis who has
been staying at the home of her
nun her. Mrs. Mary Emert is
isiting at the home of her daugh
ter, in Kuna. Idaho.
Members of the Beta Omega
evening were Mrs. Ida Esteb. j chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Al
Amabel McMillan. Mrs. Fannie! ph a sorority attended a jewel pin
Griffin, Mrs. Juanita Melena, ! banquet at the Vendome hotel in
Mrs. June O'Connor. Mrs. Mar ! Arlington Thursday evening
Lindsay, Mrs. Katy Padberg and, April 22. Those attending and
Charles O'Connor and Mrs. Bloom. I nveiving ,,jns from here were:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom ! Mrs. Tad Miller, Mrs. A. A. Ste
entertained at a dinner April 2lfani, Mrs. pete Cannon. Mrs. Del
in honor of his mother, Mrs. Anna
Lindstrom who observed her ViVh
birthday. Others present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lindstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Lundell. Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Lundell all of lone
and Mrs. Warren Crutcher of
Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Swanson
gave a party lor tneir son. jnr.-
mio. at their home Sundav. He
was three years old. Those pre
sent were: Mr. and Mrs. Adon
Hamlett and children. Mrs. John
Prolidfoot and children, Roy Lind
strom and children. Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Tullis and sons, and Mrs.
Mary Swanson.
Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and Mrs.
Adon Hamlett entertained the
Arnica club at the Masonic hall
Wednesday of last week. Door
prizes were received by Mrs. Tom
mie Bristow and Mrs. Gary Tullis.
Pvt. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford
are visiting relatives in Portland,
pvt. Crawford will leave Thurs
day for Fort Ord, California .
Miss Shirlee McGreer, student
at Whitman College spent the
weekend at home. She was ac
companied by Miss Margaret
Davis, also a student there.
Mrs. Mary Emert left Wednes-
Lutheran missionary at the Peace! day of las! week lor r-eynmur.
Lutheran church in Pendleton Tenn., to visit at the home of her
mer Crawford. Mrs. Eldon Pad
berg. Mrs. Donald Heliker, Mrs.
Kill Snow, Mrs. Walter Jacobs,
Mrs. David McLeod, Mrs. Loren
Leathers. Mrs. Robert Rietmann,
Mrs-. Ted Palmateer. Mrs. Walter
Corley. Mrs. Corliss McLeod, Mrs.
Donald McElligoit, Mrs. Donald
Peterson, Mrs. Denward Bergivin
and Mrs. Gene Cutsforth.
Mrs. Leathers, president of the
sorority, attended the state con
vention in La Grande over the
weelfbnd. She was accompanied
by Mr. Leathers.
The following program will be
presented at the Mothers-Daughter
lea at the Community church
May 1 beginning at 2:30. A read
ing by Mrs. O. L. Lundell; violin
.(do by Mrs. Kenneth Smouse;
reading by Mardine Baker and a
tribute to mothers by a group
of girls; a piano duet by Mis.
Algott Lundell and Karen Lun
dell. It will be a continuous pro
gram. All mothers and daughters
in the community are welcome.
The Three Links club met at
the home of Mrs. Cecil Thome
Friday April 23 with Mrs. Ida
Coleman as co-hostess. Plans
were made for the election day
dinner. May 21. The club, also,
decided to purchase silverware.
Eleven of the members attended
Galloping Geese
Raise Money or
Monument Church
By Millie Wilson
A flock of "galloping geese" in
vaded the home of Millie Wilson
last Tuesday morning at S:.'10 a.
m. and demanded coffee and
toast. There were twenty-six
geese and four goslings. The
galloping geese were twenty-six
friends and four children, who
surprised Mrs. Wilson. The ob
ject of the invasion was to raise
money for the church. Each cup
of coffee cost 10c. SS.n:) was
realized on the breakfast and
everyone had a good lime. Each
had to come just as thev were
called.
Ethel Leathers was voted the
worst costume, bas ing come from
doing oustide chores at her ranch
home. When and w here the next
meeting will be no one knows
except the hostess. Millie Wilson.
It being her privilige to call them
out any day.
Those present were, Ethel
Leathers, Dilla Leathers, Ann
Kimmel. I!eta Cupper, Edna
Moore, Ivy Barnard. Janice Cork,
Babe Showaller, Then Owings,
Goldie Round. Luolla Neal, Mabel
Cork, Onida Cork, Mary Du Bosch,
Linnie Gilman, Doris Capon,
Belle Neal, Ella Durst, Pearl
Martin. Roberta Crooker, Fayr
Sweek, N'aomia Hooker, Lydia
Capon, Effie Wedgeworth, Mattie
Stubblefield and four children,
Ruthanna Capon, Peter Kimmel,
Ronnie Crooker, Jackie Moore.
Presbytery of Eastern Oregon
which met in Burns. April 20 and
21, electee) a new moderator, Rev.
Reese Schull of Halfway. Rev.
Joe Dixon of Umatilla, the retir
ing moderator preached the popu
lar evening service Tuesday even
ing. After this meeting, Mrs.
Sw anson, wife of Rev. Fred Swan
son of Burns, fell breaking her
arm and leg. The arm break was
so serious they had to take her to
a specialist in Portland. At this
meeting Rev. Swanson resigned
his position as pastor of the
Burns Presbyterian church. Rev.
Swanson will be greatly missed,
not only in Burns but by the peo
ple of Dayville and Monument.
Wednesday morning delegates
to the Grand assembly in Detroit,
Mich., this summer, were elected.
Rev. Joe Dixon of Umatilla was
elected principal delegate. Rev.
Reese Schull was chosen alter
nate. Mrs. Mary Arbuckle of
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the luncheon in Heppner April 22.
Gaines were played anil Mrs. Ed
Buschke received the prize. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer i
and children speni the weekend1
at the home of her mother. Mrs
Annie Healy. j
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leslie of Ord !
nance are the parents of a daugh
ter born April II'. Mrs. Leslie is
the former Helen Reno. '
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