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Heppnek Gazette-Times Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 27 1958 lone Legion Auxiliary Aids Hospitalized Vets By ECHO PALMATEER 'returned home Friday of last: Some remodeling and redecor The American Legion auxiliary week from a honeymoon trip a- a ting has been going on nere uc . - , - past lew wetM. ua ic -v . neia ineir meeting Tuesday ev- long me uregon udsu ii-"' n.v..-. - - . ,,Bt0 ;,,nriav At tho ening at their hall with MrsDon- lone turned in the following a-; fin is remodeling her house ; on I Dinn e aid Peterson and Mrs Eldon mount to the March of Dimes: 'Second street, Mr and Mrs A W David ' Metmajn home e Mr Tucker as hostesses. Mrs Walter Roberts, postmaster, McLeod have been redecorating and Mrs p Walter Sjenson. and Around 100 paper flowers were reported $5 from the Arnica club, 'their home on affSK.fwlS maae Dy tne members to be sent .dt irom me scnoui umuicu, uc. .o ....... -"i. fin(1 Mr, p y Bristow t tt . u x- i f tV, min iwtnr Sprvind street and Elbe Akers had , and Mr ana Mrs t- w cnsiow used in their wheel chair parade. 'and $173.70 from the envelopes ; trees removed on his property on The Auxiliary has a cedar chest 'sent to the post office. Mrs Gord- .Third sreet. 1 1 1 1 i ii . i , 1I'L: AnttiiUUo I T -1 IT.. U tti n a niirstv n r O rt7 io ue uneu ana soia me latter.on wmie, women a.uviu juun nugiis f "'i,npn Sunday with his parents part of March. chairman for the county, reported Saturday at the home of Mr and , " . M iLrhert Fkstrom Mrs Arvilla Swanson gave a! $156.63 from the coffee hours and Mrs Dale Ray in honor of lus Ernest McCabe entertain- pedro party at her home Wed- y '"I'B- .,, Jblrthday,MA Tlifw'ed the bridge club at her home nesday afternoon, February 19 for The HEC Willows grange met ed a noon Mrs Ernest Heliker eQ the benefit of the public library. the home of Mrs Harold Dob- assisted with the dinner. Others r , wef M w , ane was assisted by Mrs Clell J"13 .m and son, Donald. Mr and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom Jr and children of The Dalles on, 2nd high and Mrs Delmer Crawford, low. Ralph Piper, son of Mrs Franc es Piper recently returned from Spokane where he visited rela tives for three weeks. Lindsay Kincaid. Leland Mc Kinney and Gene Doherty, stu dents at Oregon Tech spent the weekend at their homes. Sharon Cutsforth, student at the University of Oregon, spent the weekend here. Julie Riet mann, student at Whitman col lege, was also home. Mrs Cleo Drake was a Pendle ton visitor Saturday. She brought her grandson, Michael Rowell, home with her. He returned to Pendleton Sunday with his par ents, Mr and Mrs Ray Turner. Mr and Mrs Art Dalzell, Mr and Mrs Clyde Crawford and son and Mrs Wallace Gaarsland were Portland visitors last week. Mrs Dalzell, Mrs Crawford and Mrs Gaarsland attended a stork shower in honor of Mrs Rodney Crawford Jr while there. Rea. Others present were Mrs Dale Ray, Mrs Ernest Heliker, Mrs Cec il Thome, Mrs Mary Swanson, with Mrs Marion Palmer as CO' hostess. There were 17 present. At the business meeting conduct- m Anna rin,frfmm ivfra i? p ed by Mrs James Lindsay, pres- Lundell, Mrs A W McLeod, Mrs ident- was decided to send Frances Piper, Mrs Sam Esteb Sifts, to the State hospital in and Mrs Echo Palmateer. Mrs 'Pendleton in May. Members will Piper received high prize and Mrs also brinS a birthday card and McLeod low prize la handkerchief ' to the March ,. . '. 0 ... 'meeting to be sent to the hos- Mr and Mrs Dixon Smith re- ,t , next meeti win be turned home recently from a two the n of Mrs Hattie Crab. months trip across the United fr M A w McLeod recelved States. They spent two weeks'.,.-j with their daughter, Barbara, in Santa Monica, Calif and three weeks with their son and daughter-in-law, Lt and Mrs Bruce Smith in Fayette, N C. They visit ed in Montgomery, Ala, New Or leans, most of the state of Flor ida and Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Ronald Tye and Walter Roberts and George A TTaI ilrAM TnllM X present were, u ncimc., .vmu . n, h M p t c all of lone, Jack Hughs of Hep pner and Dick Hughes of Black foot, Idaho. Mr- and Mrs Fred Jordan and children moved into the Oscar Peterson house of Third street. He works for Phil Emert. Mrs Wate Crawford spent last' week with her son and family, J Mr and Mrs Vernice Crawford at! Helix. I Mrs Fred Miller of Osborn, Idaho spent the weekend here. She is the former Mabel Cool and Call 6-9228 For Printing NMdal' MERCHANDISE SHOOT Sunday, March 2 Lunch Served At Clubhouse Morrow County Gun Club HEPPNER Elder spent one day last week in 'lived here several years ago. The Dalles. ) Mr and Mrs Bryce Wright and Gordon White and Tom White Mrs Ellen Clowers of Madras spent the weekend in Portland on spent Sunday with the Fredrick business. I Martin family. I Alton Yarnell spent a few days The Arnica club met at the in Portland last week. i home of Mrs Paul Pettyjohn Wed- Mass was held at the St Will-! nesday afternoon Feb 19. After five children of Enterprise and Jams church Thursday evening of the business meeting games were Mr and Mrs George Holderman ast week. A business meeting ' played. Those receiving prizes and son of Corvallis spent the Was held afterward and it was were Mrs Clyde Crawford, Mrs weekend with Mrs Tye's and Mrs ' decided to re-roof the church ' Ray Heimbigner and Mrs Marion Holderman's parents, Mr and Mrs t with cedar shingles. Mass will be ' Palmer, Mrs Lee Palmer was the W G Seehafer, and other rela tives. Mr and Mrs Charles Doherty LIVESTOCK MARKET Cattle Hgs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 Non On U. S. Hiway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-665S Hermiston, Orogon Frank Wink & Sons, Owner Don Wink Mgr. Res. Hermiston JO 7-3111 held each Thursday evening at, co-hostess. 7PM during lent. The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship DATES TO REMEMBER: group of the Community church March 4 American Legion Aux-,were entertained with a potluck Mary meeting at the Legion dinner at the E M Baker home hall at 2 p m. I Sunday evening. A weiner roast March 4 City council meeting, was also enjoyed. There were 27 at 8 p m. March 5 Eastern -Star Social club meeting at the home of Mrs Gar Leyva. March 6 Extention Unit meet ing at the home of Mrs Oscar Peterson. Subject. Selection of pictures for the home Bert Mason and Mr and Mrs I Jack Brink of Portland were I weekend visitors here. Mrs Brink lis the former Janet Mason. working at washing! the brand new WASHER-DRYER Milk flifH (Hi gjllliOit&ii J35IBB Amazing new Filter-Stream action gets clothes cleaner with half the water! Triple rinsing. 5-temp drying. Does the work of 2 machines, saves the space of 1. Gas or Electric GIGANTIC TRADE-IN OFFER SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF RCA WHIRLPOOL Washers. Dryers, Ironers, Ranges, Refrigerators, Freezer, Dishwashers, Vacuum Cleaners, Sinks and Kitchen Cabi nets. We Service What We Sell Lott's Electric PHONE 6-5811 HEPPNER present, Mrs Milton Morgan entertain ed at a buffet supper Friday ev ening, Feb 21 in honor of the 15th birthday of her daughter, Mari lyn. 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