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Child Welfare Talked at lone Auxiliary Meeting By ECHO PALMATEER The American Legion Auxiliary j met at the Legion hall Tuesday! afternoon, March 4. Mrs William Heath of Heppner, Child Wel fare chairman for district 6, was present and gave a talk on child welfare. She suggested that clothine be keDt at the unit to Used plnthina rnnlH Ha cont in the Nashville, Tenn, or aid could ' be given to retarded children.: Mrs John Eubanks, rehabilitat ion chairman. reDorted that 10 rciiuieiou-siyieu jacKeis naa Deen made. Those making them were, 1 Mrs C E Brenner, Mrs Lewis Halv orsen, Mrs E W Bristow, Mrs Earl McCabe, Mrs L A McCabe, Mrs Roland Bergstrom, Mrs Elmer Holtz made two jackets and Mrs Elmer Harr of Blackfoot, Ida made two. 43 ditty bags and 6 laundry bags were also made. Ssne wished to thank all those making jackets, bags and also the junior girls for making paper flowers, cookies and gathering nylons. Mrs Earl McCabe, junior act ivities chairman, reported that her girls gathered old nylon hose and made paper flowers Satur day, March 1 and she served refreshments to them at the Leg ion hall. The nylon hose will be sent to Camp White to be made into rues bv veterans. This pro ject will be carried on each year and people are urged to save their old nylon hose. The ditty bazs. laundrv bags and jackets will be sent to Camp White and the flowers to the Portland hos pital. The Child Welfare tea will be herd at the Legion hall, April 13. Children's clothes will be made or purchased and mod eled' by children. Mrs Brenner is the child welfare chairman. The Leeion's birthday party will be held March 18 at the hall with a Dotluck dinner at 6:30 P M. All Legion and Auxiliary and their families are welcome. Leann Padberg, a junior in the lone High, was elected to go to Girl's State In June. Mrs Gordon White Is the chairman of Girls State. Refreshments were served by Mrs Robert Rietmann. DATES TO REMEMBER: March 14 Topic club meeting at the horn of Mrs Fannie Griffith at 2:15 p m. March 15 Willows grange meet ing at 8 p m. March 18 American Legion and Auxiliary party at the Leg. ion halL Potluck supper at 6:30 p m. Members of the Legion and Auxiliary and their families are welcome. March 19 Arnica club meeting at the home of Mrs Roy Lind- trom. r Better to be safe than to be sorry' DON'T LET FIRE THROW YOU FOR A FINANCIAL LOSS Are your faint buildings and their contents adequ ately insured against loss by fire? Better let us check your coverage. For all types of farm insurance ceverage, see us. Turner, Van Mortor fir Bryant PHONE 6-9652 INSURANCE HEPPNER 1,100 present Rev Robert Uphoff of OlvmDla. was the main srjeak- er. They were also guests at the St jonns cnurcn n Portland, jean went with a group from Hepp March 21 HEC of Willewf ner. grange at tne nome oi Mrs pebora McLeod, daughter of Hattie Crabtree. lu. nnH Mrs navtd MrinH in. Spring vacation at the school jured her heei wnlle rlaing 'm & luaicu i ana won. hlpvcln Sundav. She u-na tnWnn The Eastern Star Social club t0 a physician and had three met at me nome or Mrs uar;gtitches put ln the cut Leyva weanesaay aiternoon, war j Paul Q'Meara returned home o. Aiier uie ousmebs mwuiig, Tuesday from the Pioneer Mem games were played and those re- orial hospitai where he was a ceiving prizes were Mrs Carl patient. Bergstrom and Mrs Omar RIet- . ' . . , , 'mann. Mrs E R Lundell received Ir f' ?a?'f?d the door Drize and dauIhters- Marlene, Anita, P I, t x, spent the weekend in Portland , Mrs Omar Rietmann, Mrs Em- A Forest Grove est Heliker and Mrs Millard Nol- 8 ZL ' , Z pi- . an attended an extension Unit p M!f )nf J ietmann ' meeting at Lena Tuesday, March , Pendleton spent the weekend 4. Miss Hallene Price of Oregon ,tieTe' State college was the speaker. Mrs Cleo Drake spent a couple The subjects were table setting of days In Fendleton with her and on pictures for the home. daughter and family, Mr and Mrs I At the meeting of Bunchgrass Ray Turner. Rebekah lodge Thursday even-1 The Extension Unit met at the ing, March 6, Mrs Wallace Matth-, home of Mrs Oscar Peterson, ews gave a report of the county , Thursday, March 6. Miss Hallene planning on youth activities; Mrs Price of the Oregon State college Omar Rietmann gave a report on 1 gave a talk on the selection of home and community living and Pictures for the home. At the Mrs Cecil Thorne on recreation. ; business meeting conducted by After the meeting a birthday Mrs Jimmy Pettyjohn, president party was held for those having it was announced that the Home birthdays during the past three makers festival would be held months. Those present having April 29 with Lexington as host, birthdays were, Mrs Lewis Ball, I This will be an all day affair Fred Ely and E R Lundell. Cards and everyone is welcome. The were played and those receiv- hostesses at the Extension meet ing prizes were Mrs Roy Lieu- ing were Mrs E M Baker and alien, high and Omar Rietmann, Mrs Norman Nelson. A potluck low. The hostesses were, Mrs Ida ' dinner was served at noon. Mrs Coleman, Mrs Mary Swanson, I Arthur Keene received the door Mrs Arvllla Swanson, Mrs Delia prize. The next meeting will be Corson and Mrs Walter Roberts, an all day meeting at the home Airman wavne uoiivnorn or "i aim me sud Saturday evening. Those receiv Ing prizes were. Mrs Leo Crah tree, high; Lewis Ball, low; and uonaid Ball and Mrs Joe Gaars- land, 300 pinochle. Mrs Walter Jacobs entertained the bridge club at her homo FYI. day evening of last week. Those receiving prizes were, Mrs Gene Hall, high and Mrs Walter Cor ley, 2nd high. Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan made a trip to Pendleton Mnn. day. Those from here xvhn nttflnHorl the friendship nieht of the East. ern Star at Pilot Rock Tuesday evening, March 4 were, Mr and Mrs Charles O'Connor, Mrs Sam Esteb, Mrs Millard Nolan, Mrs Roy Lindstrom, Mrs James Lind say, Mrs Lewis Halvorsen and Mrs Omar Rietmann. The Nazarene Missionary meet ing was held at the home of Mrs Elbe Akers Thursday even ing March 6. After the business meeting conducted by Mrs Wil bur Akers, President Rev Charles Wilkes led the lesson on Japan. The alabaster box was opened and the money was sent to miss ions for building churches, hos pitals, etc. Two boxes of clothing were sent to Japan. Refreshments were served after the meeting. Mr and Mrs James Botts re- HEPPNER, GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, March 13. 1958 7 turned home last week from Port-.Ronald Fahl. Their grand child land where they visited their ren, Ronetta and Ronald Jr Fahl daughter and family, Mr and Mrs'returned home with them. Phone 3-8410 LEXINGTON Parsons Radio & TV Formerly With Lexington Implement Co. NOW OWNED BY BILL PARSONS - Lexington RADIO, TV AND HI-FI SALES & SERVICE Oak Harbor, Wash recently vis ited his mother, Mrs Doris Golly horn and other relatives. Judge Oscar Peterson Bhowed ject will be Broiler Meals. Mrs Harry Snider and son, Mark, will leave Friday March 14 from Pendleton on the U S slides Sunday evening at the 'Airlines for Madrid, Spain where Community church on his trip they will Join her husband, Air he took to Europe this winter. 1 man first class Harry Snider who They were on Scotland, Ireland,; is stationed there. They will be England, Germany, Switzerland, , there for about three years. Mrs Greece, Egypt, the Holy Land, Snider has been staying with her France and Italy. He also gave parents, Mr and Mrs Herman a talk on these places. His son Blettell. Weekend guests at the Gerald, assisted with the pictures. . Blettell home to visit Mrs Snider Refreshments were served after- were, Mr and Mrs Darrell Hams wards in the church basement, and children of Hardman, Mr and Young people of the Pilgrim 'Mrs I B Blettell and sons of Fellowship of the Community ; Milwaukie, Mrs Frank Connor of attending the Youth conference Heppner, Mrs Francis Connor and at Enterprise, March 14, 15 and ' son Stevie, of The Dalles, Mr and 16 are Jean Martin, Dianna Petty. Mrs Marvin Brannon of Mt Vern john, Mardine Baker, Marilyn on. Morgan, Ellis Ball, Melvin Mar- Mr and Mrs Leland Moe of Port- tin, Harry Swart, Brenda Town- land spent the weekend with send, Linda Halvorsen, Judy and 'their daughter and family, Mr Geraldine Morgan,. They will be and Mrs Tom White. Mrs White accompanied by Mrs E M Baker, Mrs Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs Paul Pettyjohn and Rev Floyd S Bail ey. Jean Martin attended a Meth odist youth conclave at the Will amette University in Salem over -the weekend. 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