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lone Club Holds Mother-Daughter Tea Saturday By ECHO PALMATEER Wednesday afternoon, April 30, 107 mothers and daughters at- with Mrs Adon Hamlett as co tended the Mother's Day tea at hostess. Plans were made for the the Community church Saturday.j election day dinner at the Re May 3, given by members of.bakah hall May 16 to be served the Maranatha club. The follow- at noon. Supper will also be ing program was given with Mrs served in the evening. Mrs tiar Noel Dobyns as master of cere monies: the welcome to mothers and a poem, My Favorite Mother by Arleta McCabe and the re sponse by her mother, Mrs Earl McCabe; the origin of Mother's Day by Mrs Gordon White; songs Little Old Lady and My Prayer for the Day by Jean Martin, Lo na White, Dianna Pettyjohn, Dalene McDonald and Linda Halvorsen accompanied by Kar en Lundell; a tribute to mothers by Mrs Roy Lindstrom, Mrs Don Hatfield sang Your Mother and Mine and Wouldn't It Be Lovely accompanied by Mrs Bill Riet mann; violin solos, The Sweet est Story Ever Told and Mighty Like a Rose by Mrs Kenneth Smouse accompanied by Mrs Lloyd Howton; a reading by Nancy Leathers; Prizes were giv en t0 Mis Sam Esteb, the oldest mother; to Mrs Dick Ekstrom and Mrs Keith Rea, the youngest mothers and Mrs E R Lundell for having the most descendants. Refreshments were served from a table with a centerpiece of red and white flowers and red cand les. Those pouring were Mrs Floyd Bailey, Mrs Dale Ray, Mrs Walter Roberts and Mrs Fredrick Martin. Those serving punch were Mrs Keith Rea, Mrs Lee Palmer, Mrs Roger Kincaid and Mrs Robert Rietmann. The room was decorated in with tulips giv en by Mrs David Rietmann which were raised on the farm. Others assisting were, Mrs Ella Burgoyne and Mrs Echo Palma teer had charge of the guest book; Mrs Dobyns and Mrs Gor don White the program; Mrs Lloyd Howton, Mrs Ida Coleman, Mrs Omar Rietmann, and Mrs Bryce Keene the refreshments; Mrs Marion Palmer and Mrs Gar ry Tullis, the tables and Mrs Earl McKinney, Mrs Arthur Crawford and Mrs Ed Baker the room arrangement. The Three Links club of Bunch grass Rebekah lodge met at the home of Mrs Mary Swanson MI WAVE mm Si rEW PERMANENT containing Dura-flex . . , amazing new ingredient that molds every hair strand into a curl-firmness that makes your hairstyle itoy styled. No curl-sag, no between shampoo settingl BEAUTY -MODE SHOP Verle Green, Owner Hotel Bldg Phone 6-9951 vny Ring, president of the club, appointed her committees to help her. She is chairman of the dinner committee, Mrs Wallace Matthews of the table commit tee and Mrs Ernest Heliker of the ticket committee and Mrs Omar Rietmann, publicity. A game was played after the meet- ng and Mrs David Rietmann re ceived the prize. Mrs Wate Craw ford recevied the door prize. Mr and Mrs Gordon White and Carl Troedson attended the pro gram at the State prison in Walla Walla Sunday of last week. Mrs Kennetli Smouse enter tained the HEC of Lexington grange at her home, April 24. There were 13 members present. Mrs Fannie Griffith left for Portland Thursday of last week to visit her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Dwight Haugen. The Haugens are moving to Oswego. Bands Give Concert The lone schools presented their annual spring concert at the cafetorium Thursday even ing, May 1, with Gary Stephen son as director. The program consisted of songs by the High school chor us: Lichtensteiner sung In Ger man; Sugar Time; Oh What a Beautiful Morning; and the Lord's Prayer. The grade school band played Here Comes the Pa rade; Cow Boy Legend; Mexican Folk Dance and the Chalenger. The High school band played Steel King; Sunset Trail over ture; Londonderry Air; Gypsy Guitars; Sail Along Silvery Moon; The Walk; and Washing ton Post. Refreshments were ser ved afterwards by Mrs Paul Pettyjohn, Mrs Lawrence Jones, Mrs Lloyd Rice, Mrs Lloyd Mor gan, and Mrs Berl Akers. Other mothers helped furnish the re- freshments. Mrs Stephenson of Salem and .Mrs Wallace Mat thews poured and Grace McCabe served punch. The band members presented Mr Stephenson with a baton with his name on it in appreciation of the work done for them during his term in tne schools. Rev and Mrs Charles Wilkes are the parents of a daughter Camilyn Kay, born April 28 at the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Weight 7 lb and 4 oz. Mrs Walter Beech of Klrkland, Wash ana Mrs R D Wilkes of Nampa, Ida ho are the grandparents. Mrs James Barnett returned home recently from the Pioneer Memorial hospital where she underwent surgery. Mrs Milton Morgan broke a bone in her foot one day last wppk when she stepped In a hole in her yard. Mrs Walter Corley entertain ed the Bridge club at her home Friday evening of last week. Those receiving prizes were Mrs Robert Jepsen, high; Mrs Gene Hall, 2nd high and Mrs Robert DeSpain, low. DATES TO REMEMBER: May 9 Topic club meeting at the home of Mrs Echo eai mateer at 2:15 pm. May 10 Plant, food and pie and coffee sale at the Rebekah hall at 1pm Sponsored by the Garden club. May 11 A breakfast at the Val by Lutheran church In Gooseberry at 8 am followed by services. May 13 Garden club meeting at the home of Mrs Ernest Heliker in the afternoon. May 14 Maranatha club meet inf at the home of Mrs Mil ton Morgan at 2 pm May 14 P-TA meeting at the school cafetorium at 8 pm. Robert Abrams will speak on school reorganization. May 16 Election Day with vot ing at the city hall 8 am to 8 pm. The members of the Rebekah lodge will serve dinner at noon at their hall and supper in the evening. May 18 Baccalaureate sermon at the lone Community church at 7:30 pm, May 22 Commencement at the school at 8 pm. The extension unit meeting was held at the home of Mrs Roger Kincaid Thursday after noon of last week with Mrs Jimmy Pettyjohn and Mrs Ed Baker as leaders. Their subject was house plants. An exchange of plants was held. Mrs Keith Rea and Mrs Howard Crowell served refreshments. The follow ing officers were installed for next year by Mrs Norman Nel son: Mrs Jimmy Pettyjohn, chair man; Mrs Elmer Holtz, vice chairman and Mrs Ed Baker sec retary and treasurer. This is the last meeting of the year. Mr and Mrs Wallace Mat, thews Mrs Ernest Heliker, Mrs Mary Swanson, Mrs Omar Riet mann and Mrs Echo Palmateer made a trip to Portland Sunday where they attended the recept ion at the Odd Fellows home. They enjoyed a program and heard talks from the state of ficers.and made a tour of the home. While in Portland they visited Montgomery Ward's Out door Living Center where Fayne Ely is employed and also saw the Penguins at Peninsula park, Arnie Hedman of Athena has been elected to teach band, 9th grade math and 9th grade sci ence in the lone schools for next year. He will take the place of Gary Stephenson who has re signed. Mrs Donald Peterson enter tained at a pinochle party at their home Saturday evening. Those receiving prizes were, Mr and Mrs Delmer Crawford, high, Mrs Bill Rietmann and Louis Carlson, low and Mrs Robert Rietmann the door prize. Those from here who took part in the piano recital presented by Mrs Jesse Turner in Heppner Sunday were, Karen and Cheryle Lundell, Stephen and Susan Lindstrom, Marjorie and Terry O'Connor and Linda Hembigner. Others attending from here were, Mr and Mrs Ray Heimbig ner and son, Tommy; Mr and Mrs Charles O'Connor, Mr and Mrs Raymond Lundell, Mr and y t? '.1 - 4MP to HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1958 -9 Students home from EOCE at La Grande were Dick Ekstrom, Dick Sherer, Robert Hubbard, Larry Rietmann and Bill Salter. The Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary gave a lunch eon in honor of their mothers at the Legion hall Saturday at 12:30 pm assisted by the leader, Mrs Earl McCabe. There were 24 present. Pamela McCabe gave the welcome and grace. Teresa Tucker, Marlene Crawford and Janet Palmateer greeted the mothers. Those serving the lun cheon were Sherry Corley, Fran ces McLeod, Elaine Gaarsland, Linda Hams and Arleta McCabe. Gregory Jacobs, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Jacobs, cut his fing er in the car door Saturday. He was taken to a physician in Heppner and 11 stitches were re quired to close the cuts. Bunchgrass gave $3 to the can cer fund and $5 to Red Cross at a meeting Thursday evening of last week. Mrs Mary Emert left this week for Tennessee to visit her son, Beecher Emert. Mr and Mrs Phil Emert took her mother, Mrs Faith Follet back to her home in Hermiston Saturday. She visited here for a few days last week. Mr and Mrs Leland Moe of Portland visited their daughter Continued on Page 12 "Does Thii Mean l'v Flunked?" Mrs Roy Lindstrom and daugh ter, Christine, Mr and Mrs Ken neth Smouse and daughter, Cherilyn, Mrs Ella Burgoyne, Rev and Mrs Floyd Bailey, Mr and Mrs Don Brostrom, Roger Brostrom, Mrs Anna Lindstrom and Mr and Mrs Ernest McCabe and children and Mrs John Proudfoot and daughter, Pamela, Mrs Olive Engleman, Mrs Wal ter Roberts, Mrs Arvilla Swan son, Mrs Ellie Albertson. Mrs George Griffith and chil dren of McDermitt, Nev were visitors here last week. Mrs Anna Lindstrom and Mrs O L Lundell were entertained at a party at the Lindstrom home Thursday of last week in hon or of their birthdays. Others pre sent were Mrs Mary Swanson, Mrs E R Lundell, Mrs Imogene Mooney, Mrs Edith White, Mrs Lewis Ball, Mrs Sam Esteb and Mrs Walter Dobyns. Guests Sunday at the Garry Tullis home were Miss Susan Lybecker of Portland and Mrs John Peterson of North Powder. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermiston, Ore. Ph J07-6651 On Hermiston McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS if; Better to bo safe than to bo sorry! DON'T LET FIRE THROW YOU FOR A FINANCIAL LOSS Are your taint buildings and their contents adequ ately insured against loss by fire? Bettor let us cheek your coverage. For all types of farm insurance coverage, see us. Turner, Van Marter & Bryant PHONE 6-9652 INSURANCE HEPPNER GAR AVIATION SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED - - - - We're As Near As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON DAY OR NIGHT 3-8422 SAMPLE BALLOT OFFICIAL PRIMARY NOMINATING ELECTION BALLOT For The DEMOCRATIC Party For NORTHWEST HEPPNER PRECINCT At the Primary Nominating Election to be held on Friday, the 16th day of May, 1958 Mark a cross (X) between the Number and the Name of each candidate Voted for. STATE AND DISTRICT COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFI- VCAT1C CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION FOR COUNT OF- CES OF REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. AND STATE AND DIS- fICES TRICT OFFICES. ' FOR COUNTY JUDGE (Vote lor One) REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. SECOND DISTRICT (Vote for One) 12 AL ULLMAN. "Keep your Congressman on the job working FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) for you and our country." 18 JASPER E. MYERS FOR GOVERNOR (Vote for One) ' FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR (Vote for One) 13 ROBERT D. HOLMES. "Your Governor, who reduced your In come Tax through special legislative action." . 14 WILEY W. SMITH. "Taxation as provided by the Constitut- j-qr COUNTY CLERK (Vote for One) ion of the State of Oregon." . - 19 BRUCE M. LINDSAY 15 LEW WALLACE. "Democrat. Will reduce taxes by drastic economy in spending taxpayers' money." i DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION TO PRECINCT OF- FICES FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR (Vote for One) F0R ELECTION OF COUNTY PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN (Vote for One) 16 NORMAN O. NILS EN. "Re-elect proven administrator devot- ed to Justice and Harmony in employment relations." 20 ALVIN BUNCH ' STATE REPRESENTATIVE. 22nd DISTRICT. Morrow, Gilliam. Sher- man and Wheeler Counties (Vote for One) 17 FRANK M. WEATHERFORD. fOR ELECTION OF COUNTY PRECINCT COMMITTEEWOMAN . (Vote for One) 21 BETTY JEAN BUNCH FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY (Vote for One)
