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I 1 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, March 21, 1957 Page 3 bws Grange Celebrates 31st Anniversary Sat. i By Echo Palmateer ws grange celebrated its niversary at a meeting at hall Saturday evening 1G. Leo Crabtree, master, le history of the grange. organized at the Rhea school house below Cecil . 19, 1926. Meetings were : Morgan and Cecil until 1 was built here in lone and 1940. Mr. and Mrs. O. lell and Earl Morgan are ly active members now are charter members, range, also honored two members, Mrs. Lewis Ball is initiated in 1939 when r candidates joined the and Mrs. Sam Esteb, who dated in 1931 and was the indidate that year. Mr. i presented Mrs. Ball and Jteb with their 25 year id corsages; Mrs. Lewis en presented Mrs. Her ownsend with a corsage past Masters' pin; Mrs. Dobyns was presented certificate for her perfect as lecturer; a birthday ide by Mrs. Harvey Ring :sented to the honorees t grange by Mrs. Town Hie cake was decorated s numerals 25 surrounded (leaf of wheat and the lue and white, le program Mrs. Peter ang "whispering Hope" da Halvorsen and Ron )tree sang "I'm a Gran rs. Leo Crabtree accom both numbers and Mr. , Donald Heliker showed :tures on Hawaii. If reception Mrs. Ernest Served the cake, Mrs. indsay, the coffee and Ivorsen the punch. , to remember: 22 Three Links club of ekahs at the home of te Crawford in the after- March 23 School band con cert in La Grande. March 23 Social meeting of the Topic club at the home of Mrs. Mabel Cotter in the after noon. March 26 Speech festival at the school beginning at 1:30 p. m. with one acts plays in the evening. March 27 Paftern fitting pro ject at Garland Swanson home 7:30 p. m. March 30 Spring annual dance at the Legion hall sponsored by the American Legion with John ny Kay's orchestra featuring Bert Wells and Bob Parnell of KIMA of Pasco. March 31 4-H Sunday at the Community church. Mr. and Mrs. John Eubanks and daughter, Sandra, went to Arlington Sunday where Sandra was a guest of the Arlington 4-H Riding club and went riding with the group. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Martin returned home Sunday from a trip to West Linn where they visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Martin and other relatives. Mrs. A. T. Martin has been very ill. They also visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Horton in Dallas. They attended the legislature in Salem on Friday. Mrs. Ernest McCabe entertained the Bridge club at her home Fri day evening March 15. Those winning prizes were: Mrs. Ray Boyce, high; Mrs. Walter Corley, second; high and Mrs. Robert De Spain, low. Mrs. Harold Dobyns recently spent 8 days in Portland where she visited her sons and their families, Lt. JG and Mrs. Russell Holly and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holly and children. Lt. and Mrs. Russell Holly re turned home with her and spent Mrs. Akers stated that her pro ject for this year was a double sink for the church kitchen. Mrs. Garry Tullis received the door The H. E. C. of Willows grange Drize. met at the home of Mrs. Elsie ( club Plans Park Cleanup Petersen Friday afternoon March The Garden club met at the 15 with Mrs. Lewis Ball as co- home of Mrs. Walter Dobyns on hostess. A report was given on Tuesday afternoon March 12. the dinner that the club served the roll call was answered by to the 4-H club leaders in Hepp ner March 6. They made a profit of around $100. It was announ ced that Pomona grange would be held at the Rhea Creek grange April 6. The next H. E. C. meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. Berl Akers with an all day meet ing, Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Echo Pal mateer received the door prize. Mrs. R. H. Woodroof was given a surprise birthday party at her home Friday afternoon March 15. Others present were Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Mrs. John Hatfield, Mrs. Ruby Nichols, Mrs. Delia Corson, Mrs. Elbe Akers, Mrs. Ray Bar nett and Mrs. Ralph Crum. Mrs. L. A. McCabe gave a birthday party in honor of her son Alvln, Sunday March 17. Others present were Mrs. Alvin McCabe of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pettyjohn and child- J ren, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree and children, Mrs. Blanche Shee lar, Barbara Baker, Loy Keene and L. A. McCabe. Truman Cannon of Portland visited at the home of his bro naming some item of interest from a seed catalog. The city park committee, Mrs. Fredrick Martin, Mrs. Walter Dobyns and Mrs. Dale Ray reported that they had met with the city council and asked for help in the city park. The council was willing to cooperate with the club in a clean up and in maintaining the park. The club gave $5 to the essay and poster contest for children in the Blue Mountain district. Mrs. William Rawlins is the chairman. The club meeting was conduct.! ed by Mrs. O. L. Lundell. Dried arrangements were on display for making permanent wreaths. Refreshments were served after the meeting. Mrs. Echo Palma teer received the door prize. College students home for the spring vacation were Jerry Bris tow, Robert Hubbard and Alvin McCabe from E. O. C. E. at La Grande; and John Jepsen and Wayne Rietmann from Oregon Tech at Klamath Falls. Mrs. David Rietmann and child" ren, Wayne, Julie and Harold, ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. sPn"e weekend in.waiia Wal. Pete Cannon Sunday. He alsola where Julle took .her entrance visited his mother, Mrs. Ada Can i exams ior wnitman couege non in Heppner. He just returned from a trip to California and Mexico. Miss Grace Cunningham of Post Falls, Idaho spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan and daughter, Marilyn, spent Fri. day of last week in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rice and son, Bob, spent the weekend in end with her aunt. Mrs Fannie :The Dalles. Griffith. She and Mrs. Griffith A surprise birthday party was left for Portland Mnnd.iv wliiw given Sunday, in honor of A. W. Stanfield Wednesday night March 13 was a former resident here before going to Stanfield 5 years ago. He is survived by 3 broth ers, Lake of lone, Fred of Wash tucna, Wash., and Robert of Mam berg, Maryland and one sister, Mrs. Sam Michell of Natural Bridge, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Doherty and Gene Doherty attended the fune ral services for their cousin, Wil liam Doherty in Pasco, Wash., Friday March 15. Others from here attending were Wate Craw ford and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford. At an American Leeion meet ing Wednesday evening March 13, Robert Hoskins presented two trophies received from the bas ketball games. One was for second place in the district and one for second place in the state. Hoskins was manager of the team sponsored bv the Leeion. The members made final Dlans for the annual dance March 30 at their hall. Some of the members will attend the mass initiation in Pendleton March 23. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Proudfoot of Portland spent Sunday with meir son and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Proudfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chick spent Sunday at the Roy Lind- strom home. Lexington Notes Jonnie Damielle returned to his home in Portland Friday after visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Irvin. Pendleton visitors last week were Mrs. Tess Hatfield, Mrs. Don Hatfield, Mrs. Roy Martin, Mrs. Gar Leyva, Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth, Mrs. E. E. Peck and children and Keith Peck, Mrs. C. C. Jones and daughter Charlene, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Henderson and children, Mrs. Ken Palmer and children. Mrs. Lonnie Henderson and children motored to Pendleton Friday where they met Mr. Hen derson's mother of La Grande who is spending some time with them here. Mrs. Morris McCarl hs return ed home from St. Anthony's hos pital in Pendleton where she underwent a tonsilectomy. MONUMENT Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCarty and small sons spent Monday at Spray with his brother Bud. ANNUAL "RANGE-READY" RANGE BULL SALE 60 HEAD SERVICE AGE Not pampered are ready to turn out. 55 Hereford's, Balance Angus & Short horn. Sat., Mar. 23, Noon Consignments invited, bring in your old bull & trade for a new one. NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO; Hermiston, Oregon On U. S. Hiway No. 30 AUCTIONEERS: SI WILLIAMS DON WINK they will spend a few days with Mrs. Griffith's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Haugen. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Timm of U, & J!! nSbee" anf, Pendleton spent the weekend at ferred from San Diego to Seat tle Navy base. S L)DK OJCO A. Short, your Telejihone Manajer for Heppner cane wire not good to eat but very good for get one -service to folks living in rural areas. It's a kind le six pairs of brightly colored wires wrapped a supporting core. Candy-cane wire serves as eople as six separate lines would and is much easier xp and maintain. The colors make it easier to iden es. Candy-cane wire is one of the many develop that helps us meet the growing telephone needs of rific West. R-O-H: That's what tele phone line testers call it when they run into the situ ation like the one at the left. It means "receiver off the hook." A receiver hasn't been replaced quite right or it's accidentally propped up by some object. Whatever the cause, the plungers don't go all the way down and your line is as "busy" as if you were talking. It can cause you to miss calls. Watch out for R-O-H. the Ernest Heliker homo, Weekend guests at the Leo Crabtree home were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McCabe of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Chad Shaw and child ren of Junction City and E. E. Myer and children of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoppell of The Dalles spont Sunday at the Roger Kincaid home. Mrs. Hop pell is an aunt of Mrs. Kincaid. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Roach and son, Gerald, of Portland spent Sunday at the Lewis Halvorsen home. Mr. and Mrs. John Penhallurick of Oakesdale, Wash., were visi tors last week at the Cecil Thome home. v Among those going to Portland during the spring vacation were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and children, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lunaeii and daughters,, Mrs. Earl McCabe and daughter, Arleta. Mrs. Ida Coleman and Mrs. Wal lace Gaarsland. Wayne Pierce of Sisters was a visitor here last week. Maranathas Meet The Maranatha club met at the home of Mrs. Earl Mckinney Wed nesday atternoon March 13 with Mrs. Bryce Keene as co-hastess. There were 24 present. Plans were made for the buffet supper March 24 after the installation of Rev. Floyd S. Bailey, at the Commun ity church which is held at 5 p. m. Everyone is welcome to this. Mrs. Berl Akers, president, named her committees for the Easter breakfast to be held in the church parlors after the Easter sunrise services. May 5 was set for the Mothers and Daughters tea to be given in the church parlors. McLeod and George Kruger of Arlington at the McLeod home here in lone. A dinner was ser ved at noon. Others present were Mrs. A. W. McLeod and children of lone, Mrs. Kruger of Arling ton, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Alar tin of Heppner and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wagenblast and children of Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crum and children spent Sunday with rela tives in The Dalles. Around $30 was taken in on the pie and coffee and food sale at the Legion hall Saturday after, noon sponsored by the Auxiliary. This will go toward sending a junior high school girl to Girls State in June. 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