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Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, July 1 5, 1954 " umiuiii' I!;;, 'i iiiifHgmim , f-iTiiui.',iini:imii:i!iiiiii 11: i; .luirmiiMiiiiiiii iiiimi;- nii'iiiillllJiiliiiiiliiUiiliiiiMiiNiiii'ii I r-::;i:Xijllil,!L ' ll,Nllilillllll'''lt'll'llllllllllllil!li illiiiljiilLili'ii'ii'i iiiiiriii'MjijMimii;iiMiiiii t.miiimimiunumiu.imuu-i. n . Happenings in The Boardman Area By Flossie Coats BOARDMAN The Rev. Joe Dixon, minister of the Umatilla Community church conducted the Communion Services at the Boardman Community church on Special music was a duet by Miss Scott and Miss Zelma Cowan. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Earwood received word that their son Ken neth had returned from a three weeks mission in England and was stationed again at Travis Air Base, Calif. Earwood has re cently been advanced from Sgt. to SSgt. Miss Minnie Jane Johnston, Christian and Professional Busi ness Women representative will be the speaker at the morning service, in the Community church Sunday July 18th. She was also speaker at the young peoples meeting Thursday evening. While here Miss Johnston was a guest at the Manse with the Misses Jean Scott and Zelma Cowan. Mrs. Esther Knight received word from her son Fred Knight at Wetumpka, Ala., stating he had been promoted to A2c, re cently. ni- ani m .inn Yusekat and son Garry, Portland spent several days last week at the home of Mrs. Blanche Jones and Mrs. El vin Ely. Clyde Tannehill returned home Sunday after two weeks In La Grande, where he had undergone surgery June 28th, and Is doing nicely. Mrs. Tannehill went to La Grande Saturday to bring Mr. Tannehill home. However Mr. Tannehill will not be able to re port for work for several months. Harold Baker is the substitute mall carrier for Tannehill. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs re turned home Saturday evening from Spokane, Wash., where they hail spent several days at the home of Mrs. Briggs' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell. Ladies Aid Society was held at the home of Mrs. Rollin Bishop in. i I.... ml. nil Wednesday juiy ui ai an " day meeting where the members' rolled bandages and cut quilt blocks. Mrs. Leo Root assisted j Mrs. Bishop In serving the dinner1 nnlhick Will' ii "a i ,. Mrs. J. E. Moore and son Max, is spending some time in Eugene where she is at the home of her mother, Mrs. Lillie Martin and her other son, Lannie. Lannie was to have surgery performed on an eye while his moim-i was hMrs. Bob Zerba and children, Dennis and Deborah, Pendleton, hnlK crupsts at the home of Mrs. Zerba's mother, Mrs. Blanche Jones Thursday to sunuay ui last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis spent three days last week at Vale, Oregon. Their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis Helix, stayed here with then daughter Lorette Davis and also doing the chores for Mr. Davis. Guests at the Glen Carpenter home Thursday' were Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb West and cnnuren, iahiujhu, Alberta, Canada. Mrs. John Walker and son Dick, Pendleton were guests of the Dewey Wests and the W. E. Gar ner home several days last week. Mr. Walker is doing some high wav work in the John Day coun try, for a few days. r Aflrc Allif-rt Rnnrdman AYl 1 . C11M llll" -- and children stopped for a short time in Boardman Friday on their way home to San Mateo, Calif., via Coulee Dam, coming from Salem where they had been visit ing Boardman's mother, Mrs. Sam Boardman and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rheimsch midt and sons left Sunday for Long Beach, Wash., where Mr. Rheinschmidt will be stationed for a time with the Bonneville Power company. Long Distance Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents 0 Padded Vans Penland Bros. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 338 ml WHV WAIT- TO DO THAT NEEDED Fainting AND lemodeling ' WHEN YOU CAN DO IT ON TUM-A-LUM'S Easy- Pay- Plan We'll be glad to help You with any painting or remodel ing job, and with the financing you may need to do it. Yau dont even need to make a down payment if you prefer, and it will take care of all materials and labor. Ask us about our linincing plcn, let us show you how easy it Is to do the work around your home that you've been wanting. No Down Payment IS NECESSARY -ASK US! WE SPECIALIZE IN BOYS EN PAINTS 1322 COLORS FOR EVERY JOB W-ll LH WAN! PHONE 6-9212 HEPPNER WE LIKE TO HELP FOLKS BUILD Everybody will be in town for PPM llM BBT u 1 l-v Ln ID I IH lr'j.-, j Friday 23 24 HEPPNER MERCHANTS ARE AGAIN OFFERING HUNDREDS OF CITY-WIDE BARGAINS AGAIN FREE PARKING WHILE YOU SHOP WATCH FOR Next Week's Gazette Times For The Special Ads
