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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, July 18y 1957
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ie Garden Club Plans Fall Flower Show
ly Echo Palmateet
Jarden club met at the
t Mrs. Phil Emert Tues
jrnoon, July 9 with Mrs.
Rawlins as co-hostess,
jnetta Aldrich and Mrs.
iston gave very interest
wts on the state conven
'oos Bay where they went
;ates. Mrs. Huston gave a
iration on the planting of
irt Mason of Portland
snapdragon plants for
rden club members. The
e date for the flower
as set for Sept. 22. There
members and two guests
nd Mrs. Rodney Crawford
'ortland spent the week
th her mother, Mrs. Ida
a. They took their daugh
incy and Patti, who have
isiting here back with
ind Mrs. Leslie Roundy
nily of Kennewick, Wash.
relatives here Sunday,
on, Keith, is staying with
ryson this week and will
J to the Clara Kincaid
0 help in harvest.
!y Peck of Lebanon, a
jughter of Ed Buschke,
psen princess of the Leb
ideo. Her picture was in
's Journal.
ilaranatha club met at the
of Mrs. Echo Palmateer
Klay afternoon July 10,
rs. Arvilla Swanson as co-
There were 19 members
yo guests present. Mrs.
Bryce Keene, vice president of
the club, presided at the meeting.
Mrs. E. M. Baker read the recom
mended amendments to the by
laws and constitution -and also
the history of the club. The club
was organized in 1943 and has
done much toward assisting the
lone community church. It was
voted to send clothing to the Mc
Kinley Indian Mission at Toppen
ish, Wash. -
There are around four boxes
of used clothing ready to be sent.
A card of thanks was sent to the
Heppner Cleaners in apprecia
tion of their work in cleaning
the clothing. It was announced
that the annual women's retreat
of the Oregon Fellowship of
Congregational women would be
held at Camp Adams July 24-26.
Mrs. Wate Crawford received the
door prize.
Mrs. Pete Cannon gave a party
for her daughter, Cathy, Thurs
day July 11. She was three years
old. Others present were John,
Pamela and Lisa McCabe, Franc
es, Bill. Debbie and David Mc
Leod, Virgil and Bonnie Morgan,
Bonnie Akers, Denice and Bern
ice Matthews, Susan Jane and
Billie Jepsen, Marlene, Anita and
Cynthia Crawford Ronetta Lou
Fahl, Carol Hausler, Treasa and
Tonya Tucker, Janet and Ronnie
Palmateer, Barbara and Rickie'
Boyce, Neil Crawford and Terry
Cannon. The children enjoyed
swimming and wading in the
swimming and wading pool and
refreshments afterward at the
ENJOY A
GLASS OF THE
CASCADES
Out of our cool, bright
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Cannon home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palm
ateer, Mrs. Elmer Davis and L.
J. Palmateer of Estacada spent
Sunday with relatives here. They
also visited H. O. Ely at the Pio
neer Memorial hospital.
Harvesting is getting under
way in this community. Most all
of the farmers in the Morgan
district are combining and sev
eral north of lone are starting
this week. Much of the grain
south of lone is still not ripe
enough to combine.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buschke
and two sons of Los Angeles are
staying with his father, Ed
Buschke at Morgan, and are
helping during harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pomerantz
of North Hollywood, Calif., and
Henry Clark and son, Lowell of
Ordnance spent Sunday here
Mrs. Pomerantz is a daughter of
Mr. Clark and they are visiting
him at Ordnance.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen
and family returned last week
from a trip to Yellowstone park.
They went through Unity where
they visited the John Ranciers
and through Idaho. They return
ed by way of Spokane and Grand
Coulee dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Alyri Hoak of Los
Alamos, N. M. are the parents
of a son, Cary Lynn, born June
29. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoak of
Seattle are the grandparents and
Fred Ely of lone is the great
grandfather. Mardine Baker spent a few days
last week with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Baker near Hermiston.
Lois Messinger of Hermiston is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Winnie Zinter.
Miss Betty Gorger of Pendle
ton is visiter her sister and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. David Baker.
Mrs. Franklin Ely, who is at
tending summer school in Port
land spent the weekend at home.
Mrs. Melvin Melena and sons
returned home last week from
Minnesota where they visited rel
atives. Fire Takes Wheat
A fire of unknown origin burn
ed about 20 acres of Omar wheat
on the Ray Heimbigner ranch
Friday of last week about noon.
Mr. Heimbigner finished cutting
barley near there and pulled the
combine to the shop about 10 a.
m. Ralph Crum, who was cutting
barley near by saw the fire and
with his bulldozer and with help
from neighbors soon put the fire
out. The fire jtruck was called
from lone but the fire was out
when they arrived.
and Mrs. Hatfield's nephew, Ste
phen Jackson, of Salem
Miss Shirlee McGreer is spend
ine the summer with her Dar-
Mr. and Mrs. William Mollerents Mr. and Mrs. Verner Tried-
of Fairview and P. J. Linn ofson
Troutdale spent the weekend with I .. rPtllrnpH
relatives here. 'home last week from Pioneer
Dr and Mrs. Errett Hummel of Memorial hospital where she was
Beaverton spent the weekend at a patient following a fractured
the John Eubanks home. They arm
took their daughter, Susan, who
has been visiting here the past
week, home with them. The
Hummels were accompanied by
Mrs. Edene Hickok and son, Ed
ward, of Portland. They remained
for a longer visit at the Eubanks
home.
Lt. LeRoy Brenner is spending
his leave with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Brenner He was
accompanied, by Lt Gordon Sees
er of Clinton, Iowa. Both boys
are in the Air Force and have
been stationed at Phoenix, Ariz.
They will be transferred to Ral
eigh, N. C. Miss Janice Garrett
of Portland was, also, a visitor
at the Brenner home.
Visitors at the Franklin Ely
home over the weekend were, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Perry and child
ren of Portland and Wayne Mel
on of Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Devine of
North Bonneville were guests at
Mrs. Ida Grabill and son Gene,
are visiting relatives in 'Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCabe
and children Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
ert DeSpain and sons, Mr and
Mrs. Tom Corliss McLeod and Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Cannon and child
ren spent Sunday at Maryhill
museum and The Dalles.
Showers Given
A pink and blue shower was
given in honor of Mrs. Tom White
in the Community church parlor
Tuesday evening July 9. Judy
Mason, Mrs. Gordon White ahd
Katherine Rae assisted with the
gifts. The hostesses were Mrs.
Dick Ekstrom, Mrs. Richard Rae,
Mrs. Roger Kincaid, Mrs. Pat Do
herty, Mrs. Keith Rae, Mrs. Elm
er Holts and Mrs. Jimmie Petty
john. A pink and blue shower was
given in honor of Mrs. Keith Rea
at the home of Mrs. Roland Berg-
strom Thursday afternoon July
Mrs. Arthur Warren entertain
ed children at a swimming party
at her home Tuesday afternoon
of last week She was assisted by
Miss Wilma Bothwell of Heppner
and Mrs. Keith Rea. Children
present were: Carley, Shauna and
Kay Bergstrom, Joyce and Jackie
Howton, Linda, Jerry and Nancy
Pettyjohn, Christine and Doris
McCabe, Karen and Cheryle
Hams, Marlene and Anita Craw
ford, Susan Jane and Billie Jep
sen, Bonnie Akers, Debbie Kin
caid and Debbie, Darlene, David
and Michael Warren.
Carolyn Davidson of Stanfleld
is helping with the cooking at
the Dixon Smith ranch during
harvest.
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Classifieds Fayl Try One Tod cry I
the Ernest Heliker home over n. Mrs. Lloyd Howton, Marilyn
Sunday. I Morgan ahd Karen Lundell as-
Floyd Wiles, who has been a
patient in Pioneer Memorial hos
pital, was at his home awhile
Saturday ' He is now in a rest
home in Heppner.
Mrs. Charles O'Connor and
daughters and Mrs. Roy Lind
strom and daughter, Susan, were
Pendleton visitors Friday of last
week.
Guests at the Sam Esteb home
last week were, Mrs. Frances
Stratton of California and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher of Seattle.
Dates to Remember:
July 19 H.E.C. of Willows
grange meeting at the home of
Mrs. Echo Palmateer in the after
noon.
July 26 Three Links club
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charles O'Connor In the after
noon. July 28 Morrow County picnic
at Laurelhurst park in Portland.
Recent visitors at the John Hat
field home were their son and
family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hat
field and children of Lebanon
sisted with the gifts. The host
esses were Mrs. Milton Morgan,
Mrs. Raymond Lundell and Mrs.
Bergstrom
Mrs. Milton Morgan and
daughter, Marilyn, gave a coffee
party in honor of Mrs. Wate Craw-'
ford Tuesday afternoon July 9.
The occasion was Mrs. Crawford's
birthday. Others present were,
Mrs. Arthur Crawford, Mrs. Clyde
Crawford, Mrs. Kathryn Yarnell,
Mrs. Dale Ray, all of lone. Mrs.
Tad Miller and Mrs. James Mill
er of Lexington and Mrs. Harvey
Miller of Portland
Mrs. Raymond Lundell enter
tained at a barbecue party at
her home Saturday evening in
honor of Mr. Lundell's birthday.
Others present were Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Bergstrom, and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Morgan and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Esteb left
Monday for Seattle for a two
week's stay.
Gaylord Salter was a patient
in Pioneer Memorial hospital last
week.
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