8 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. May 21, 1959
Boardman Garden Club Holds Spring Flower Show
By MARY LEE MARLOW
Mrs Effie Miller, 86, was top
winner at the spring flower show
of the Boardman Garden club,
held at the Greenfield Grange
hall last Friday, taking eight
blue ribbons, four red and six
white. She was presented with
a vase. Purple sweepstakes rib
bons went to Mrs Robert Har
wood for best entry in horti
culture, and to Mrs Nate Mac
omber for best arrangement. Mrs
Emmett Myers of Hermiston was
judge.
Theme for the show was "Cen
tennial Memories", and club
members were all in centennial
dress. There was a display table
of antiques. A silver tea was
held and pouring were Mrs
Louise Earwood and Mrs Russell
Miller.
Mrs W A Burnap, Corvallls,
3rd vice-president of the Oregon
Federation of Women's Clubs,
was guest speaker at the annual
membership tea of the Board
man Tillicum Club Tuesday ev
ening of last week at the home
of Mrs Ronald Haas, with Mrs
Sigvald Aase as co-hostess. Mrs
Burnap spoke on the merits of, Hospital in Eugene, and Stamps
Mnh mnmhershiD In the General
Federation, and the work being
done by the clubs in tne w
countries of the world; especially
the need for the junior clubs,
and the effort they put forth
to help in such worthy projects
a nrp sot un bv the state and
General Federations. She also
stressed the importance of the
conventions that are held, the
General Federation to be in Cal
ifornia in June, and tne one xo
follow in Manila, P I.
Mrs Joe Tatone spoke on the
GFWC beng organized "To unite
tho ummcn's clubs and like or
ganizations throughout the world
for the purpose oi muiuai u---efit,
and for the promotion of
their common interest in edu
cation, philanthropy, public wel
fare, moral values, civics and
fine arts." Membership in the
Federation equals service and
friendship. The Oregon Federa
tion is composed of 96 clubs, 20
of which are junior clubs. The
two state junior projects are:
Foster home care of a child at
tending the Crippled Children's
few - ? i i
FT.
for thA Wounded. Mrs laione
quoted Mrs Carroll E Miller, 2nd
vice-president of the GFWC as
saying, "Every club needs lead
ership, enthusiasm and actions."
Mrs Tatone. who Is 3rd vice-
nrociHont of th Oregon feder
ation, and as such Is junior dir
ector, complimented tne am-
pum rinh on their many accom
plishments. Her closing thought
was "Take lime.
Other guests present were Su
san Partlow, princess of the Mor
row County Fair and Rodeo,
sponsored by the club, who made
her appearance in her official
tf it Mrs Bob Thornhlll,
Mrs Wayne Kuhn and Mrs Dal
las McElrath.
A letter from Robert unaer,
mof nf mission of CAKi. in
Greece, was read thanking the
club for its contribution wnicn
was used towards buying a sew
ing machine given to the Girls'
Orphanage of Kate ranagja,
Arts r.rpppp. Fifteen girls, all
orphans aged 11-17 are housed
and taught intricate neeuiewum
sewina and schooling
a i.ttpr was also read from the
nuns and orphans of the school
thanking the club.
During the social hour, Mrs
Haas and Mrs Aase presided at
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Boardman Bombing Range, and
lived here with his family last
year. They moved to Whldbey
Island last January.
Flossie Coats, postmaster, was
elected 4th vice- president at the
recent state convention oi post
masters held In Salem.
Harold Baker, local rural mail
carrier, attended a district rural
carriers meeting In La Grande
Sunday. He was elected vice
president of this district. His sister-in-law,
Mrs Vern Carpenter
an risnn Russell returned to her
home In La Grande after visiting
last week at the home of her par-
onto Mr nnrt Mrs Russell Miller.
Mrs Jack Getz entertained
with a party at her home Wed-
nesday or last ween in num
of her daughter, Kathy's eighth
birthday. Guests Included Mrs
Ronald Haas and Ronda, Mrs
Ronald Riapk and Diane. Mrs
Ray Gronquist and Karen, Linda
Tatone, Cindy and Nancy Mor
lan, Penny Bellamy, Bobbie
Skoubo, Pat and Jim Crouch.
Mrs Charles Anderegg and
daughter, Barbara spent the
weekend In Portland shopping,
and visiting at the home of Mrs
Anderegg's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr and Mrs James Garvl
son, at Oregon City.
Mr and Mrs Don Farmer and
children. Jimmv and Mary of
Oswego were weekend visitors
at the home of Mrs Farmer's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr
and Mrs Henry Zivney.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Brown, Pen
dleton visited at the home of Mr
and Mrs Earl Briggs last week.
Mr and Mrs Bobbie Eades and
daughters, Cindy and Denise of
the tea table.
i,.naiH Rlark. FFA instructor,
and his class demonstrated the
different phases of work eacn
z i 'a i, rv,nrr,Wc nf I.os Anf?elts. California visited
Gieenfiold Grange last Thurs- ai me nome w wu
dav night. Kurt Gantenbein was Mr and Mrs Dale Eades, from
nnVmtnr and he was assisted Friday till Wednesday.
bv Mike and Alan Taylor, Jim Connie Baker, student at
Miller, Richard watts, aui ueiz, ulu., L,a uranae, speia
, i n.lwr,o T am, Wpct Dpan ii;polronrl at tbp hnmP nf her PaT-
King, Douglas Shattuck and Bob ents, Mr and Mrs Wlllard Ba-
Taylor. ' ker.
Mr and Mrs Raipn bKOUDo, wrs Roy RoTie has returned home
Florence Root and Mr and Mrsfrom Gooa shepherd hospital in
Eileen Ely, Dorothy Rash, Pattl
Partlow. Brenda Billings, Tonl
Taylor, Charlotte McKenzie, Kar
en Anderson, Connie Miner, Jim
Hoffman, Johnnie Partlow ana
James Brothers.
Mr and Mrs J R Whittaker
of Auburn, Wash visited for a
week at the home of Mr Whit-
taker's brother-in-law and sis
tipr. Mr and Mrs Arnin Hug.
They left for their home Monday,
taking the ladles' motner, Mrs
Katie Bickford of La Grande,
with them after visiting at the
Hug home lor several weeks.
Mrs Ralph Skoubo entertain
Pfl with a Dartv at her home
Saturday afternoon In honor of
her son, Bobbie's blrtnaay.
r.uests Included Mrs A E Mc-
Duffee and Mike, Hermiston, Mrs
George Rogers and Kathy and
Steve, Irrigon, Mike Partlow,
Kathy Getz, and Jody I atone,
Mr and Mrs Allen Ely and
children Renee, Rlckie and Rena
upnt tn Richland. Wash Sunday
to visit at the home of Ely's
jlMfjfffiar-in-law1 and sister, Mr
and Mrs Neweu vaugnt,
Mrs Florence Root visited In
Arlington Sunday at the home of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr
and Mrs Al Macomber. She re
ports that Macomber, who has
been seriously ill in a hospital
in The Dalles, has returned home
and is improved.
Mrs Claud Coats was elected
nrpsident of the Boardman Gard
en Club Monday night at the
Monument News
Bv MARTHA MATTESON
mr. and Mrs Bob Holmes and
son Deannle drove to Pendleton
Tuesday for dental and medical
checkups.
Mrs Erma Fergerson of John
Day drove over Tuesday to visit
Mamie Fpreerson and her
daughter, Mrs Winonia Williams
who Is visiting nere uum
east Erma returned home Wednesday.
maotino- nt the home of Mrs
Florence Root. Mrs Coats was co-
hnotoci Mrs Root was eieciea
vice-president, Mrs Earl Briggs,
secretary, and Mrs Louise Ear
wood, treasurer.
There were 14 members pres
ent and Mrs Effie Miller was a
guest. Roll call was answered by
giving the name of a perennial
plant In bloom.
Mrs Root and Mrs Glen Car
penter gave reports on the dis
iript pnnvention held recently at
Echo. Mrs Root reported on the
flower shew winners.
Tho rlnh voted to join the
National Council Book, Inc Clubs
which is for federated clubs.
"The annual Sandflower Sister
party will be held June 15 at
the home of Mrs Nate Macom
hnr with Mrs Nathan Thorpe
and Mrs Charles Anderegg as
co-hostesses.
a atnrif shower was held Thurs-
dav afternoon at the home of
Mrs Richard Cox for Mrs Tom
"Nestle" Erhardt, now of Port
land. About 22 persons were
she received many
lovely presents. Olive served
cake, jello, coffee and cool aid.
Prizes went to Stella McCarty
and Moya Settle Gilman.
Mrs Bob Neel drove to renaie
ton Tuesday for a medcial check
up for her twin daughters.
Miss Faye caroer oi wan
Walla was a weekend visitor
at the Elmer Matteson home.
Weekend visitors at the Dick
Williams home were their son,
Charlie, Dicks father, Mr Wil
sister and family,
the Dick Fluhardys, all of Pas
co, Washington.
Miss Carolvn Martin spent a
few days visiting in Pasco,
Washington with irienas.
Mr and Mrs Jim Croker and
Ronnie were called to Salem Fri
day by the illness of Jim's fa
ther. Mr and Mrs James Hunt of
John Day and Mr and Mrs Lil-
burn Hunt and two cnnoren oi
Long Creek visited here Sun
day with their folks.
Mr and Mrs E E Howell drove
Frank Howell to Heppner to see
his wife, Mabel who is a patient
in the hospital there. They stay
ed with her sister in Heppner
until Monday when Mrs J How
ell brought her home.
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grange meeting, which started weeks following surgery. He is
with potluck supper at 6:30 p m. recuperating at the home of his
It was voted to give pins for son. in-law and daughter, Mr and
perfect attendance last year to. Mrs Arthur Allen. His sister, Mrs
the following officers: Nathan Irene Beaif anj her daughter,
Thorpe, master; Flossie Coats,
secretary; Guy Ferguson, exec
utive committee; Ruth Fergu
son, Flora.
It was voted also to give pins
next year to any member of the
grange who has perfect atten
dance.
The home economics club of
Greenfield Grange met Wednes
day afternoon of last week at
the grange hall, starting wiui
hinrh at 12:30 D m. Hostesses
Mrs Rnlnh Skoubo, Flor
ence Root and Mrs Ecf Skoubo.
Guests were Mrs Brice unia
hnuch. Salem, and Mrs Hugh
Brown, Pendleton. It was report
ed that the club has purcnaseo
20 new chairs for the hall.
AT2 Gerlando Ilardi, the lone
cnrvlvnr of the Diane crash at
Whldbey Island, Wash last week.
was formerly stationed at tne
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Mrs Ira Owen and children
Wayne and Paula of Tacoma,
Wash were weekend visitors at
the Allen home. Other visitors
were the Allen's son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Clayton
Allen and children, Cammi and
Bobby of Sunnyside, Wash. Ror-
dell's other sister, Mrs George
Pnarsrm nt Kmerv. Utah, visited
him fnr several days last week.
r Mrs Richard Waymlre was a
patient In Good Shepherd hos
pital last week.
Mr and Mrs Brice Dillabaugh
have returned to their home in
Salem after visiting here last
week at the home of Mr and
Mrs Ray Brown. The Browns re
turned to Salem with them to
visit
Mr and Mrs Truman Mess-
enber, Jr, and daughters, Lois,
Charlotte, Loretta Paula, Me-
lanie, Irene and Elaina, of Her
miston were Sunday visitors at
the home of Messenger's uncle
and aunt, Mr and Mrs Zearl Gil
lespie.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Messenger
spent the weekend at Mitchell
visiting at the home of Mr and
Mrs Truman Messenger, Sr.
Confirmation services were
held recently at the Lutheran
church for Patti Partlow. Bren
da Blllines and Johnnie Partlow,
Baccalaureate services for the
eraduatintr class of Boardman
high school will be held Sunday
May 24. at the Boardman Com
munity church at 8 p m, with
Merrill E Shaw missionary pas
Itor conducting the services.
Graduation exercises will be
held in the school gymnasium
Thursdav. Mav 28. at 8 D m
Members of the class are Dean
King, Barbara Anderegg, Lorelei
Hamilton and Fvancelina Fe
draza. Class night will be held
In the gymnasium Monday, May
at 8 d m.
Eighth crade graduation exer
cises will be held In the evm-
nasium Tuesday, May 26, at o
m. Members of the class are
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