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rcalaureate Held at lone
' ECHO PALMATEER
1 J Buttrey. Conference
r and Superintendent of
(rational Conference of
, gave the Baccalaureate
to the High school grad
' class Sunday mornine.
L Rev James Riley, pastor
lone Baptist church gave
vocation, the prayer, the
re readme and the bene
5 the Community church
ang two songs accomran
the piano by Mrs Bill
nn and directed bv Arnie
n; Mrs E Markham Baker
the processional and the
Mial on the organ; light
candles by Susan Lind
and Cherilyn Smouse.
seniors are Suzanne Bel
Frank Jepsen, Paul Petty
h, James Swart, Leann
g, John Howton, Ivan
f Kenneth Jones, Dallas
(id Mildred Seehafer Es
seniors held their skip
Lehman Springs Friday
week. They were accom
by Charles Hudson and
d Mrs Darrell Padberg.
Ruth Cossmann of Los-
is visiting relatives here,
f a sister of Mrs Olive
lan, Mrs Arvilla Swanson,
dith Nichoson and G A
u
and Mrs Glenn Ball of
a spent a few days with
es here. They were on
ray home from a trip Into
nia and into Mexico. Mrs
Ritchie of Portland came
i and Heppner with them
she Is visiting relatives,
ihd Mrs Delmer Crawford
Cr and Mrs Robert Jepsen
weekend visitors in Port-
Duane Essex of Sacra -,
California is visiting rela
here and came for grad
i 10 host barbeque farewell
was given In honor of Mr
frs Don Brostrom and fam
d Mr and Mrs Joe Hausler
amily at the home of Mr
4rs Delmer Crawford Sun
evening, May 24. Others
it were Mr and Mrs Ernest
be and family, Mr and Mrs
'annon and family; Mr and
Robert DeSpain and son,
r Lee; Mr and Mrs Arnie
an and family; Mr and
Charles Hudson and family;
nd Mrs Gilbert Lujan and
y; Mr and Mrs David Mc
jand family; Mr and Mrs
B McLeod and Stephen; Mr
frs Walter Jacobs and fam
Mr and Mrs Dallas Shock
md family; Mr and Mrs
r Corley and Sherry; and
ind Mrs Delmer Crawford
amily.
1 Brostrom and Milton took
8th grade boys to Salem
Portland Friday and Satur
of last week. They visited
itatc capitol, the MacLaren
home and plywood plant
T take your wife for grant--take
her to the movies!
r Theater, open every night
ept Wednesday.
in Salem and spent Friday night
with relatives in Monmouth. In
Portland they visited the science
museum. The boys were Gary
Morgan, Jim Martin, Jim How
ton, Leslie Madden, Roland Ek-
strom, Bill Akers, Ronnie Crab
tree, Marvin Padberg, Mancell
Townsend, and Ralph Martin.
Mrs Gordon White entertained
the sophomore class at a barbe
que party at the Garland Swan-
son home Saturday evening of
last week.
Dr and Mrs A J Buttrey of Port
land were weekend guests at
the home of Mr and Mrs E Mark
ham Baker and were dinner
guests at the Lloyd Howton
home Sunday.
Those taking the 1st and 2nd
degrees in Willow grange Sat
urday evening of last week were
Mr and Mrs Phil Emert, Mr and
Mrs Charles Doherty, Mr and Mrs
Art Warren, Mrs Art Dalzell, Mrs
Charles- Carlson, and Linda
Halvorsen. Those re-inst a t e d
were Mr and Mrs Walter Jacobs,
Mr and Mrs David Baker, Charles
Carlson and Art Dalzell.
The 3rd and 4th degree will
be given June 6 at 8 p m at
Willows grange hall.
Mrs Ralph Crum and son, Jack,
will attend the Nazarene church
conference In Walla Walla" this
week.
Mr and Mrs Donald Peterson
and sons are spending a few
days in Portland this week.
Dates to Remember:
May 29 School picnic at the
school with a potluck dinner
at noon. Also , the last day
of schooL
May 29 Poppies and poppy cor
sages win oe soia oy tne
American Legion auxiliary
members.
May 30 Memorial services at
the athletic field at 10 a m
sponsored by the American
Leaion Post.
May 30 Fireman's dance at the
Legion hall 9:30 to 1:30. The
proceeds to go for the organ
ized fire department equip
ment and training. The fire
department will be active in
rural areas and in town,
une 2 American Legion Aux
iliary meeting at the Legion
hall at 2 p m. Election and
installation of officers.
June 2 City council meeting at
8 pm.
June 6 The 3rd and 4th degree
will be given at Willows
grange at 8 p m.
The Morgan family re-union
will be held June 19, 20 and 21
at the Wave Crest hotel at Tol
orana Park at Cannon Beach. All
relatives and friends are wel
come to attend.
The Vacation Bible school
planned to start June 8 has been
cancelled.
last week from Los Angeles
where he visited relatives. He
made the trip by plane.
Mrs Van Hubbard and Mrs
Ray Boyce and son, Jimmie,
made the trip to The Dalles Fri
day of last week.
The Pilgrim Fellowship High
school group of the Community
church entertained the seniors
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at the Lewis Halvorsen home
Fridav evening of last week. A
picnic supper was served. Those
assisting were Mr and Mrs Bui
Rietmann, Mr and Mrs Charles
Hudson, Mr and Mrs Alvln Me
Cabe, Mr and Mrs Ray Heimbig
ner and Mr and Mrs Lewis Halv
orsen. After the supper dancing
was held in the Halvorsen's new
shop. All High school students
attended the dance.
Chosen Princess
Linda Heimbigner, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Ray Heimbigner
was chosen as princess of the
McNary Aqua Capers for July
4 and 5. Each town cnooses a
princess and thev are voted on
at the schools. Linda has com
pleted her junior year in the lone
High school. She is an honor stu
dent, was editor of the school
annual and treasurer of her class
and is very fond of sports, es
pecially water skiing.
Mr and Mrs Carl Sehulz oi
Rock Creek are 'the parents of a
daughter, Hazel Marie, born May
22 at the Condon hospital.
Weight 7 lb and 6 oz.
Mrs Hazel Wiles and Edison
Morgan of lone and Mr and Mrs
Sehulz of Nebraska are the
grandparents. Mrs Ida Grabill of
lone is the great-grandmother.
Mr and Mrs Ray Heimbigner
and familv made a trip to Pasco
and Kennewick, Wash Saturday
of last week. They visited ner
sister and family, Mr and Mrs
Harry Fink, in Pasco.
Several people have received
invitations to the wedding of
Wavne Pierce to Miss Judith Kay
Stine at the Christian church in
Madras June 7. He taught the
8th Grade here three years ago
and is now teaching at Sisters.
Mr and Mrs Jack Miller of
Seattle are the parents of a
daughter, Lauri Ann, born May
15. Weight 8 lb and 12 oz. Mrs
Miller is the former Jean Knight
en and taught in the high school
here a few years ago.
Debbie and Cynthia Barnett of
Pendleton spent last week with
their grandparents, Mr and Mrs
Ray Barnett.
Mrs Ruby Nichols, Cecil Pad
berg and Mrs Delia Corson made
a trip to Pendleton one day last
week.
Gary Brenner of Portland spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr and Mrs C E Brenner.
Mrs Roy Lindstrom gave a
birthday party in honor of her
daughter, Christine, Wednesday
morning, May 20. She was 4
years old. Guests present were
Tracy Brostrom, D'Ann Barnett,
Neil Crawford, Billy Melena, Lisa
McCabe, Cathy Cannon, Ronetta
Fahl, Debbie McLeod, Carol
Hausler, Richard Hamlett, Kathy
Holtz, Patty and Jimmie Hudson,
Cynthia Ekstrom, and Jeanette
Lujan. Games were played and
birthday cake and punch were
served.
The Arnica club meeting was
held at the home of Mrs Lloyd
Kite Wednesday afternoon, May
20. After the business meeting
games were played. Those re
ceiving prizes were Mrs Gilbert
Lujan, high and Mrs Joe Haus
ler and Mrs Lee Palmer tied for
low. Mrs Raymond Lundcll re
ceived the door prize.
Mrs Tom White and Mrs Rich
ard Rea were in Portland last
week. Mr and Mrs Tom White
plan to move to Portland about
the first of June where he will
attend a barber school.
Earl Morgan made a business
trip to Portland Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs Cecil Thome, Mrs Wallace
Matthews, Mrs Omar Rietmann
and Fred Ely returned home last
week from Roseburg where they
attended the Rcbekah assembly
and grand lodge of the Odd
Fellows. They reported,a very in
teresting convention.
Ed Buschke recently visited
his son in-law and daughter, Mr
and Mrs Ray Rines in Albany
and new eranddauchter, Sherry
Rines. He also, visited his grand
son and family, Mr and Mrs
Richard Peck ancl their daugh-
Monument School
Holds Graduation
By MARTHA MATTESON
Commencement for Monument
eighth grade and high school
was held Wednesday evening in
the gym. The program included
the Monument band; procession
al, Mrs Harold Cork; invocation,
Rpv Jack Chan: salutatory, Laura
Lee Shank; song, "A Perfect
nav". John Akers of Prairie City;
valedictory, David Conklin; sen
ior awards, Richard Drees; ad
dress Richard G Hvatt of East
ern Oreeon College on the sub
ject, "Is there a- doctor in the
house?"; presentation oi eigntn
grade diplomas, Robert Gertson;
nrpspntation of high school dip
lomas, George Stubblefield; ben
ediction, Rev Jack Chan; and
recessional bv Mrs Harold Cork.
The awards went to David Conk
lin. Harold Reynolds, Laura Lee
Shank and Carol Schoenberger.
Hi sh school graduates were
Rheo Ma VanDetta, Laura Lee
Shank, Carol Schoenberger, Da
vid Conklin. Carolyn Martin,
Sharon Hinton, Walter Williams,
Harold Reynolds, Herman Cov
ington, LeRoy Buxton.
The eiehth jrraders were Mat-
tie Lou Stubblefield, Andrew
Vandetta. Arthur Smith, Shar-
ilvn Neal, Donald McKinnon,
Dennis McKinnon, Wayne Leath
ers, Mary Ella Hinton, Tommy
Fleming, Melburn Covington and
LaVonne Bleakman.
Death Takes Mr Crismon
Archie Crismon passed away
May 15 at the veterans hospital
in Boise, Idaho. He was born
April 9, 1890 at Long Creek and
had spent most of his Ufa in J
Grant county. During the early 1
part of his life he hauled freight
between Heppner anl Long Creek
and later he tended sheep. Dur
ing World War I he served in
the Armed Forces and when he
returned worked for Wayne
Stewart. Between 1925 and 1937
he was in the sheep business
for himself and had been assoc
iated with the livestock business
most of his life. He resided in
Dayville the last few years and
retired about two years ago.
He leaves a half sister, Cora
Mael and a number of nieces
and nephews.
Services were held in the Mon
ument church Wednesday at 2
p m with Rev Jack Chan offic
iating. Legion pallbearers were
Bob Holmes, Joe Elder, Mead
Gilman, Lynn Forrest, Owen
Smith and Slim Owings. Singers
were Reta Cupper, Pat Chan,
Ouida Cork and Wayne Leathers
with Mrs Harold Cork at the
piano.
Engagement Told
Mr and Mrs Henry Martin of
Monument announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Carolvn Deloris Martin to Mr
Charles A Williams, son of Mr
and Mrs Frank Williams of Mon
ument.
Miss Martin is attending
beauty school in Portland while
Mr Williams is attending college
in Pasco. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Ernest Johnson drove to Prine
ville Saturday to return Sunday
with his wife who has spent
the past week with her daughter,
Mrs Ansil Martin and tamiiy.
Mr and Mrs James Croker and
son Ronnie spent several daysj
at Salem where they were called
by the illness of his father. He
passed away May 16 following a
long illness. I
Henry Martin and Clarence
Jacobson have been busy the
past two weeks grading fire
roads in the Monument fire dls-1
trict. I
Mrs Bob Holmes drove to
Prineville'Thursday accompanied
by Mrs Clarence Holmes and Mrs
A C Owings, to catch the bus.
Mrs C Holmes was on her way
to Sacramento to visit her son
and family, and Mrs Owings to
meet her brother, Archie Jones
and wife. Thev will eo to Brem.
erton, Wash to visit another sis
ter.
Mel Crawford of Sisters was
an overnight euest of thp Mnn-
ument forestry department, May
Aubry Crum is now emnlnverl
by the state forestry department
here.
Iffie Stewart of John Dav vis.
ited her sister. Mrs Georee Stir.
ritt here last week.
Mr and Mrs Tonv Wvatt and
Mr and Mrs H W Scott snent
Monday in Pendleton.
Mr and Mrs Gene Campbell
and children drove to John Dav
on business. Lois Hill tended the
store and post office while they
were gone.
Mr and Mrs Bob Neel and fam
ily were honored last week by
a visit from his folks from Okla
homa. Mrs Pearl Martin and daughter
Margaret accompanied Mr and
Mrs James Croker to John Dav
on business.
The high school drove to Rit
ter Thursday for their picnic.
Mrs William Mvart had her
class and mothers up Deer creek
at their home for a picnic.
Mrs Tildle Potter and daughter
came in Monday to visit her bro
ther, Frank Howell and family.
Choir practice and a church
meeting was held Thursday ev
ening at the home of Mr and
Mrs Roy Cork. Plans were made
to finish the rest of the floors
in the study and classrooms.
Friday morning at 4 o'clock
the Monument seniors left for
their sneak trip to Yellowstone
Park, they were accompanied by
Mr and Mrs Barney Cork.
Mrs Carl Cox was honored
Tuesday afternoon with a stork
shower at the home of Mrs Bea
Ogle at Top.
Mr and Mrs Tony Hutchison
and three children of Portland
came In Friday night to visit
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his brother, Mike and family and
their folks who had been visit
irg here from Salt Lake City,
L'tali. On their return home Sun
day his folks returned with them
to visit in Portland.
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On Saturday, Mr and Mn Har
old Erwin and daughter, Shir
ley attended the Inter-Collegiate
Rodeo in Pendleton and then had
dinner that evening at the home
of Mr and Mrs Archie Murchl-son.
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