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Heppncr Gazette Times, Thursday, July 15, 1954
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THE BUSY STITCHERS
The Busy Stitchers 4-H clothing
club met at Shirley and Marjorle
Peck's on July 8.
Since we couldn't go camping,
the club members decided to buy
floodlights for the style revue at
the county fair with our money
that we have earned.
Mrs. Casswell, home demon
stration agent, gave the members
suggestions for demonstrations.
Also, our leader, Mrs. Walter
Wright, discussed some points to
consider in judging garments.
She suggested between now and
fair time, that the girls watch
for these points on clothing.
Mrs. Harold Peck and Mrs.
Hershal Townsend visited the
Charmingly Yours group. They
are working on their dirndle
skirts. The clothing IV and V
girls are planning to have gar
ments completed and all mem
bers are to have record books up
to date by August 18.
Oua next meeting will be held
at the Rhea Creek grange, hall
then.
ine members present were
Lynda Borman, Helen Graham,
Diane Grant, Judy Thompson,
Sally Palmer, Shirley Peck, Mar
gie Peck, Brenda Townsend, Mere
dith Thomson, Patsy Wright and
Janet Wright. Jean Graham, a
4-H member from another club
and Mrs. Casswell were guests.
Refreshments were served.
Janet Wright, reporter.
GOOD LITTLE WORKERS
June 23, 1954 perfect attendance
was recorded in the lone Com
munity church basement at the
ninth meeting of the Good Little
Workers sewing club.
Leann Padberg, Karen Lundell
and Linda Heimbigner worked on
their record books and Ann Baker
and Judy Morgan sewed the
pockets on their aprons.
Refreshments of cookies and
orange ade were served by all.
We are to think of ideas for a
booth at the fair and decide
whether or not we want to give a
demonstration.
Also our skirts and aprons are
supposed to be finished by the
next meeting which will be at
Judy Morgan's house July 7.
Linda Heimbigner, reporter.
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Pfc. Leslie Conboy, who is sta
tioned at Camp Crowder, Missouri
is on furlough for thirty days, and
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orie Conboy at Boardman.
He will spend some of his time
here, with his brother, Bill Con
boy and family, and his sister,
Mrs. Earl Talbert and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huddleston
of Hermiston, are spending a few
weeks at their mountain home,
here. Their son Tom and family,
came with them to visit over the
weekend.
Mr. Homer Hayes of Portland
visited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Hayes, and with his
son Kill, over the holidays. He
returned to Portland Tuesday,
accompanied my Ed McNutt who
will visit his brother Bill, at
Cloverdale and other relatives In
the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Perry had as
their visitors during the last
week, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett
of Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. K. D
Fox of Seattle, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harris were
pleasantly surprised when her
son, Leo Spitzer and family ar
rived from Boise, Idaho, to visit
them over the weekend. Other
visitors are Mrs. Francis Davis
and children of Portland, Mrs,
Anna Bott and sons of Condon
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris and
daughter of Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Homer Davis, Carolyn and
Evan were Kinzua visitors Thurs
day. They spent the day with
Homer Davis, who is general
manager.
Mr. Delbert Edwards and
daughter, Claudette, were out to
their ranch Saturday. Miss Ed
wards was over-joyed when she
found her saddle horse, which
had been missing for some time,
waiting at the gate when they
arrived.
Glenn Hayes has been busy
the last week working on the
telephone line which will become
dial system this fall. Bill Conboy
and John Madden are also busy
doing the same kind of work.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Dinges of
Heppner were business visitors
in Lonerock Saturday.
Mr. Clarno McLaughlin of Port
alnd visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George McLaughlin, Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. Harold Cox who underwent
surgery at a hospital in Excelsor
Springs, Missouri, returned home
Friday. He says he is very glad
to get home, as the hot weather
there, made it very uncomfor
table, while being hospitalized.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wick, Jerry
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The Junior Cactus Riders met i
for the first time this year Thurs- j
day July 8th. This group of
riders under the leadership of i
Mrs. Hallie Williams and Mrs. j
Bill Forthman. Russell Miller as-
sists with the music. The Junior
Riders will meet every Thursday '
afternoon in getting ready for the j
North Morrow county Fair. Five ,
new members have been added j
this year, Larry Fussell. Dick '
Garner, Pattie Partlow, Patty j
Miller and Ronnie Olmstead. ,
This makes a membership of
eighteen members. Be sure to ,
attend the Fair and see these 1
young riders perform. Susan
Partlow has been chosen as sec- j
retary of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pioratt and
Sons left for their home in Lonr
Beach, Calif., after two weeks
here at the home of Mrs. Pieratt's
parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. I. T. Pear
son. Returning to Laiuornia with
the Preratts was Mrs. Marian
Hedgers and two children who
will stay for a time with her
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Gillespie,
Mrs. Leo Root and Mrs. Claud
Coats motored to Pendleton Monday.
Mr. Clifford Thorpe, Lakeport,
Calif., arrived Friday at the home
of his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe,
coming to get Lawrence Potter
to make his home with the
Thorpes in Lakeport. Lawrence
has been at the Nathan Thorpes
the past two years.
Guests two days this week at
the Glen Carpenter home, were
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grant and two
sons, Lomond, Alberta Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forthman
motored to Waitsburg, Wash., and
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hinchliff. Mrs. Forth-
Have you picked out your ex
hibit of wheat yet? Bales of hay
and straw fit very well in the
trunk of your car. Wouldn't take
but a minute to bring them in.
How about grass? The cows like
it. People like it too, in a neat
exhibit.
ASSESSORS ATTEND MEET
Edwin Walker and Mrs. Joe
Hughes of the Morrow county as
sessors oflice were in Pendleton
Friday to attend the Chamber of
Commerce meeting, at which the
Interim Tax Committee held a
forum.
After the meeting the asses
sors of Umatilla, Morrow and
Union counties met with the com
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Memorable meals begin at the market.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson have
returned from a weeks vacation
trip.
man and Mrs. Hinchliff motored
on to Dayton to visit Mrs. Forth
man's aunt, Mrs. Mary Elkins.
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and Steve were shopping in Hepp.
ner Thursday. Others going to
Heppner during the week were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perry, Mr. and
Mrs. Mattlon Hicks, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Haynes and Marylin and
Mrs. Mary Cason, John and Jim.
Miss Ida Estberg of Portland,
isited at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Mary Cason and family
during the Fourth of July holi
days. She returned to her home
on Sunday of last week.
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