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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September 23, 1954
Division Winners At North Morrow Fair Revealed
BOARDMAN Prize winners in
the Domestic Arts division at t he
North Morrow County Fair are as
follows: Cut tablecloth, Mrs. Natp
Maoomber, Boardman; crochet
tablecloth, Mrs. Clyde Tannehill,
Boardman, Mrs. Fred Adams, Irri
gon, second; crossstitch piece,
Marie Potts, Boardman, second;
pillow cases, emb., Mrs. Bill Al
len, Irrigon, first, Marie Potts,
Boardman, second, Mrs. J, M. Al
len, Boardman, third; pillow
cases, cutwork, Mrs. Mac Coy, Ir
rigon, first, Mrs. pete Kitto,
Boardman, second, Mrs. Earl
Briggs, third; pillow cases, cross
stitch, Mrs. Clyde Tannehill, first,
Mrs. J. M. Allen, second.
Pillow cases, applique, Mrs.
Pete Kitto, Boardman, first; pil
low cases, crochet trim, Mrs. W.
A. Simeox, second. Mrs. Margaret
Houghton, Irrigon, third; dresser
scarf, emb., Mrs. T. W. Rippee,
Boardman, first, Mrs. Dan Mill,
Irrigon, second and Marie Potts,
Boardman, third; scarf, appli
fpieii Mrs. Nate Maeomber,
Boardman, second; scarf, crochet,
Mrs. Nate Maeomber, first, Mrs.
Florence Hoot, second; Towels,
crochet trim, Mrs. Fred Adams,
Irrigon, first, Mrs. W. A. Simeox,
Jioardman, second, Mrs. Alyco
Jiogers, Boardman, third.
Chair set, crochet, Mrs. Adolf
.Skoubo, Boardman, first, Mrs.
Floyd Adams, Irrigon, second and
third; buffet set, crochet, Mrs.
Marion Fvans, Irrigon, first, Mrs.
Fred Adams, second; vanity set,
emb., Mrs. T. VV. Rippee, Board
man; vanity set, crochet, Mrs.
Marion Fvans, first and Mrs. Fred
Adams, second; centerpiece, emb.
Mrs. T. VV. Iiippee, first. 1
Centerpiece, crochet, Mrs. Nate
Maeomber, Boardman, first, Mrs.
T. W. Ripper, second, and Mrs.
Nate Maeomber, third ;set of tea
towels, emb., Mrs. Bill Allen, Ir
rigon, first ; set of tea towels, ap
plique, Mrs. Nate Maeomber,
Boardman, first; guest towels,
Mrs. Marion Evans, Irrigon, first,
Mrs. J. M. Allen, Boardman, se
cond; edgings, Mrs. Nate Maeom
ber, Boardman, first and second,
Mrs. Earl Briggs, Boardman,
third; doily, Mrs. T. W. Rippee,
Boardman, first and Miss Evelyn
Sanders, Irrigon, second; doily,
crochet, Mrs. W. A. Simeox,
Boardman, second, Mrs. A. J.
Creamer, Irrigon, third; collar,
crochet, Mrs. Fred Adams, Irri
gon, first; tatted piece, Mrs. Roy
Ball, Boardman, first and second.
Mrs. Laura Taylor, Boardman,
third; doll clothes, crochet, Mrs.
Carol Otz, first, Mrs. Glenn
Mills, Boardman, second; doll
clothes, cloth, Mrs. Floyd Mobbs,
Irrigon, first, Mrs. Carol Getz,
Boardman, second and third.
Pot holders, emb., Mrs. Bill
Adams, Irrigon, first; pot holders,
crochet, Mrs. Claud Coats, Board
man, first and third, Mrs. Marion
Evans, Irrigon, second; hot plate
mats, Mrs. Marion Evans, Irrigon,
first, Mrs. Fred Adams, Irrigon,
second and third; purse, cloth,
Mrs. Nathan Thorpe, first; purse,
crochet, Mrs. Fred Adams, Irri
gon, first, Mrs. Arthur Allen,
Boardman, second, Mrs. Mac Mc
Coy, Irrigon, third; fashion acces
sories, Mrs. Mac McCoy, Irrigon,
first and second; punch work
piece, Mrs. Mac McCoy, first, Mrs.
Bill Allen, second, Mrs. Adolf
Skoubo, third.
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Fancy apron, Mrs. Claud Coats,
first, Mrs. T. W. Rippee, second,
Mrs. Mac McCoy, third; 'plain
apron, Mrs. Claud Coats, first,
Mrs. T. W. Rippee, second, Mrs.
Mac McCoy, third; apron, crochet,
Mrs. Walter Mayes, Boardman,
first, Mrs.- Fred Adams, second,
Mrs. Laura Taylor, third.; stole,
Mrs. Paul Slaughter, first; pil
lows, boudior, Mrs. Bill Allen,
first; couch, Frances McCoy, Ir
rigoli, first, Mrs, W. B. Dexter, Ir
rigon, second, Louise Rands,
Boardman, third; crochet, Mrs.
Bill Allen, first. ,
Rugs, braided, Mrs. Effie Mil
ler, Boardman, first, Mrs. Viola
Berger, Irrigon, second; crochet,
Mrs. J. M. Allen, Boardmn, first;
hooked, Mrs. Carol Getz, Board
man, first; bed spread, crochet,
Mrs. W. B. Dexter, Irrigon, second;
afghan, crochet, Mrs. Josephine
Rands, Boardman, first, Mrs.
Phoebe Mayes, Boardman, sec
ond; quilts, quilted, Mrs. J. M.
Allen, first, Mrs. S. E. Frazier, Ir
rigon, second, Alyce Rogers,
third; applique, Mrs. Louise
Rands, Boardman, first; wool,
Mrs. VV. B. Dexter, first, Mrs.
Louise Rands, second; childs
coats, Mrsv Floyd Mobbs, Irrigon,
first; childs dress, Mrs. Carl Getz,
first, Mis. Floyd Mobbs, second,
Mrs. R. A. Eades, third.
Childs dress, crochet, Mrs.
Marion Evans, first, Mrs. Bill Al
len, second; boys shirt, Mrs. Carol
Getz, first; made over, boys, Mrs.
Betty Schmeder, Irrigon, 'first;
made over, girls, Mrs. Floyd
Mobbs, first, Mrs. Carl Getz, se
cond, Mrs. Betty Schmeder, third;
knit sweater, Mrs. Anna Skoubo,
second, Mrs. Betty Schmeder,
third; better blouse, Mrs. Bill
Grabeal, Irrigon, first; cotton
blouse, Mrs. Carol Getz, first;
shirt, Mrs. Carol Getz, first, Mrs.
Viola Berger, second; shirts, Mrs.
Viola Berger, first, Mrs. Nathan
Thorpe, second, Mrs. Adolf Skou
bo, third; jackets, Mrs. Bill Gray
heal, first; cotton dress, Mrs. Bill
Graybeal, first, Mrs. Janet Skou
bo, second and third; better dress,
Mrs. Carol Getz, first, Mrs. Janet
Skoubo, second; suits tailored,
Mrs. Viola Berger, Irrigon, first.
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Lonerock News
By V. Hayes
Dinner guests Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Elien Rogers
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers
were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis,
Carolyn and Evan, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Moore, Lavelle and James.
Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. Lester
Wick, Mrs. Lloyd Rogers and Mrs.
Glenn Mayes were hostesses at a
bridal shower at the Lonerock
Grange annex, Wednesday Sep
tember 15 at 2 p. m. honoring
Miss Evelyn Harrison. About 30
guests were present. The bride-to-be
received many lovely and
useful gifts and were assisted by
Carolyn Davis and Sharon Rogers
in opening her packages. Games
were the entertainment for the
afternoon and refreshments were
served after the opening of the
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mueman,
Frank Jr., Marjorie, Pat and Su
san of Grand Meadow, Minne
sota, arrived in Lonerock Thurs
day, Sept. 9. Mrs. Mueman is the
teacher of the Lonerock school
and two of her children, Mary
and Susan will be enrolled here.
Marjorie, and Pat will attend the
high school at Condon. Mr. Hue
man and Frank Jr. left Saturday
for Grand Meadow where Frank
Jr. will finish his senior year in
school. Mr. Hueman is employed
with the Hormel Packing Com
pany and will continue his resi
dence there for the time being.
Those attending the Harrison
Dunn wedding Saturday Sept. 18,
at the Congregational church at
8 p. m. were Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rog
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore,
James Moore, LaVelle Moore, Mrs.
Ellen Rogers,' Mrs. George Mc
Laughlin, Mrs. Dora Case, Mrs.
Audra Randies, Mrs. Alcy Mad
den, Mr. and Mrs. George Fichter,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Huddleston,
Mr. Joe Boyer and Mr. and Mrs.
II. G. Hayes.
A large number of County
Grangers attended the Pomona
Grange at Lonerock Saturday.
Potluck dinner was served at
noon at the annex, and Pomona
meeting was held during the afternoon.
'C. A. Anderson celebrated his
80th birthday, Sunday, Septem
ber 19th. A delicions dinner was
served by his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Mattlon
Micks at their ranch home. Guests
besides the honoree, were Mr. and
Mrs. M. Bradfield and children
and Mr. and Mrs. T. Bradfield
and daughter of Hermiston, Mr.
and Mrs. Tete Haynes and Mari
lyn and Cecil Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wick and
Steve made a business trip to
Meppner Monday. ' ,
Mrs. Marjorie Heuman, teacher
of the Lonerock school, is plan
ning on taking her pupils to Her
miston, Thursday to see Presi
dent Eisenhower.
Mrs. Bill Conboy and children
and Mrs. Earl Talbert and child
ren were Heppner visitors Mon
day.
There are classes for all grades
and ages.
Morning worship at 10:55.
Evening services at 7:30. All
school age children "will be pro
moted next Sunday.
The choir will meet on Welnes
day at 8 p. m.
Midweek services Thursday, at
7:30.
HEPPNER METHODIST CHURCH
Lester D. Boulden, Minister
Church school 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
Intermediate Fellowship 6:30
p. m.
Junior Choir Wednesday 4:00
p. m.
Choir Practice Thursday at 8:00
p. h.
This Sunday is Rally Day and
Promotion Day In the church
school. A program is arranged
for" the Sunday school hour.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Armin H. Reitz, Pastor
Sunday School and Service in
the Seventh-Day Adventist
church in Heppner.
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 9:30 a. m.
Worship Service the 1st and
3rd Sundays of each month at
8:30 a. m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Gale and Willow
Willis W. Geyer, Pastor
Phone 6-9240
Sunday School 9:43 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday, Young People 7:45
p. m.
Thursday Bible Hour 7:45 p. m.
Wheat Treating
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PHONE HEPPNER 6-9619 OR 6-9949
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CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Earl L. Soward, pastor
Bible school begins at 9:45.
The Morrow county Livestockgrowers Association will pay a Cash Rewcrd not ex
ceeding the sum of $500.00 for Information and Evidence resulting in the arrest,
conviction and sentencing of any person or por3ons Stealing Livestock owned by
a member of the Morrow county Livestockgrowers Association. A $50.00 Reward
will be paid to person or persons tor Information and Evidence resulting in the ar
rest, conviction nd sentencing of any one found trespassing or willfully destructing
property. Fewards will be paid under the following conditions.
1. The "assured member" whose livestock are stolen must have paid dues cur
rent at the time that said livestock was stolen, to the Morrow County Livestock
growers Association andreceipt thereof acknowledged.
2. A sum not exceeding $500.00 will be paid in each case If more than one in
formant is eligible to a reward the amount to be paid will be divided.
3. A committee of three members of the Morrow County Livestockgrowers Asso
ciation will investigate the claims for reward and report findings to the Executive
Board. The Executive Board will decide to whom and in what amount the reward
will be paid. Thi6 decision is final.
4. This reward is not payable to any salaried offices of the law, or to the owner
of the property involved.
5. The reward offer is revokable at any time without notice by the Morrow
County Livestockgrowers Association.
For Further Information and Reporting Livestock Thefts, Phone
6-9642 or 6-5392 Heppner
Morrow County Livestock Growers Ass'n
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