Mrs Hermann President of lone Legion
B7 ECHO PALMATEER
Mrs G Hermann was elected
president of the lone unit of the
American Legion auxiliary at a
meeting Tuesday afternoon, June
2. Other officers elected were,
Mrs Charles Doherty, 1st vice
president; Mrs Vester Hams, 2nd
vice president; Mrs Cecil Thome,
secretary-treasurer. Appo 1 n t e d
officers were Mrs Gladys Drake,
chaplain; Mrs Robert DeSpain,
sergeant-at-arms and Mrs Echo
Palmateer, historian. Installation
will be held In the fall.
At the meeting conducted by
Mrs C E Brenner, president, It
was reported that 430 poppies
were sold out of the 500. A win
dow was decorated in Swanson's
store with a poppy doll, a flag
and poppies. Mrs Hermann and
Mrs Thome was elected as dele
gates to go to state convention
at Salem in July. Alternates were
Mrs Brenner and Mrs David Mc
Leod. Refreshments were served
after the meeting by Mrs Bren
ner. A stork 6hower was given in
honor of Mrs Pete Cannon at the
home of Mrs Walter Jacobs Wed
nesday evening, June 3 with Mrs
David McLeod as co-hostess.
Others present were Mrs Robert
Jepsen, Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs Ted
Palmateer, Mrs Ray Boyce, Mrs
Delmer Crawford, Mrs Robert De
Spain, Mrs Ernest McCabe, and
Mrs Charles Hudson. Bridge and
pinochle were played. Those re
ceiving prizes in bridge were Mrs
Boyce, high and Mrs Crawford,
2nd high. In pinochle, Mrs Palm
ateer, high.
Dates to Remember!-
June 12 Topic club meeting at
the home of Mrs Victor Riet
mann at 2:15 P M. Members
are to bring books to the
book shower for the public
library.
June 15-19 Daily Vacation Bible
school at the Baptist church,
9:30 to 2:30. Children 4 years
old through the Junior class
es may attend. Children are
to bring sack lunches at
noon. Anyone is welcome to
attend.
June 17 Arnica club meeting at
the home of Mrs Earl Mc
Cabe in the afternoon.
June 19 H E C of Willows
Grange at the Marion Palm
er cabin in the mountains
with potluck dinner at noon.
June 19, 20 and 21 Morgan fam
ily reunion at Cannon Beach.
All relatives and friends wel
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June 21 Padberg family reunion
at the lone city park. All rel
. atives and friends welcome.
June 20 Willows grange meet
ing at 8 P M.
Invitations are out for the wed
ding of Carolyn Loften, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Leonard Loften
of Gresham to Paul Barnett, son
of Mr and Mrs Ray Barnett of
lone in Gresham June 12.
A birthday party was held
after the regular meeting of
Bunchgrass Rebekah lodge
Thursday evening, June 4. Those
having birthdays during the past
three months that were present
were, Mrs Adon Hamlett, Mrs
Mary Swanson, Mrs Ida Coleman,
Mrs Harvey Ring, Mrs Sam Es
teb, Mrs Cecil Thome, Mrs Cleo
Drake, and Mrs Anna Lindstrom.
The hostesses were, Mrs Ernest
Heliker, Mrs Clell Rea, Mrs Ar
villa Swanson, Mrs Lewis Ball,
and Mrs Wate Crawford.
At the business meeting, Mrs
Adon Hamlett, noble grand nam
ed the following committees for
the year, Mrs Heliker, good of
the order; Mrs Echo Palmateer,
publicity; Mrs Cecil Thome, com
munity service and Mrs Mary
Thome and Mrs Wallace Mat
thews gave very interesting re
ports on the Rebekah Assembly
at Roseburg in May where they
were delegates. Mrs Matthews
also gave a report on the secre
taries school of instruction there.
Michael Greer of Walla Walla
is spending the summer with his
grandparents, Mr and Mrs M G
Greer and helping in the store.
Melanie Bailey of Heppner
spent a few days last week at
the Oscar George home.
Stephen and Lois Ring of
Heppner visited their grandpar
ents, Mr and Mrs Harvey Ring
last week.
David Barnett, son of Mr and
Mrs Ray Barnett, made his first
solo flight Friday of last week
at Gar's Aviation in Lexington.
. Those from here who attended
the Olden-McCabe family re
union at Emigrant Park Sunday,
June 7 were Mr and Mrs Earl
McCabe and Arleta; Mr and Mrs
Leland McKlnney; Mr and Mrs
L A McCabe and daughters; Mr
and Mrs Alvln McCabe and Ash
ley; Mr and Mrs James McCabe
and family; Mr and Mrs Howard
Eubanks and family and Linda
and Earl James Pettyjohn.
Mr and Mrs Wate Crawford
and Earl Morgan attended state
grange convention In Baker last
week. Mr Morgan was a delegate
from Willows grange. The Craw
fords stopped in Helix and were
accompanied from there by their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr and
Mrs Vernice Crawford who were
delegates from Cold Springs
grange. They stopped in La
Grande and visited their grand
daughter, Janice Crawford, a stu
dent at E O C E. They reported a
very interesting convention.
Those from here who attended
the wedding of Miss Judy Kay
Stine and Wayne Pierce at the
Christian church In Madras Sun
day, June 7 were, Mr and Mrs
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rected in as little as 10 days.
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Auxiliary
Harold Sherer and Kay, Dick and
Judy; Mr and Mrs Raymond
Lundell and Karen and Cheryle;
Mr and Mrs Berl Akers and Bob,
Bill and Bonnie; and Harold
Rietmann and Melvln Martin.
The Pierce's will be at home in
Redmond where he is employed.
Mr and Mrs Russell DeBondt
and daughters of Milton-Free-water
spent the weekend at the
Charles Hudson home. A party
was given in their honor Sat
urday evening at the Hudson
home. Others present were Mr
and Mrs Robert DeSpain, Mr and
Mrs Milton Morgan, Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Morgan and Mr and Mrs
E W Bristow. Mr DeBondt was
a former coach in the high school
here and has been a coach at
Milton-Freewater for a few years
and will leave next week for
Hillsboro where he will be the
coach.
Mr and Mrs James Botts are
visiting relatives In California.
Mr and Mrs Berl Akers and
family went to Forest Grove last
week after their son, Berl Jr
who is a student at Pacific Uni
versity there. They also went to
Seaside for a few days.
Mr and Mrs John Eubanks and
daughter, Sandra, attended the
junior rodeo at Fossil Saturday
and Sunday. Sandra, who was
Queen of the rodeo last year, rode
in the parade and entered in the
calf roping, calf riding, the Texas
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Mr and Mrs Don Llnnell and
family attended the rodeo one
day.
Mrs James Pettyjohn under
went an appendectomy at the
Pioneer Memorial hospital last
week. She is now at home.
Kenneth and Karen Nelson,
children of Mr and Mrs Alfred
Nelson, underwent tons i 1 1 e c
tomles at the Pioneer Memorial
hospital last week.
Mr and Mrs E Markham Baker
left for California last week
where they will attend the grad
uating exercises of their son,
Duane, at Stanford University.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Matthews
and daughters went to Roseburg
Friday of last week. Mr Mat
thews returned home but the
others will remain for a longer
visit with relatives.
The Community church par
sonage is being cleaned and the
mahogany woodwork is being re
finished,. Those working there
the past week were, Alfred Nel
son, Garry Tullis, Fredrick Mar
tin, Ralph Martin, Walter Ro
berts, Mrs Walter Dobyns, Adon
Hamlett, Mrs Lewis Halvor
sen, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Howton,
Robert DeSpain, Jean Martin,
Walter Jacobs, Mrs Fredrick
Martin, Mrs Norman Nelson, Mrs
Cecil Thome, Mrs W E Melena,
Melvin Martin and Mrs Mary
Swanson.
Michael Rowell ot Pendleton Is
visiting his grandparents, Mr
and Mrs Cleo Drake.
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Mr and Mrs James Lindsay
spent Sunday In The Dalles with
their daughter and family, Mr
and Mrs Roy Pettyjohn.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Ely and
granddaughter, Marlene Craw
ford, spent a few days in Port
land last week.
Mr and Mrs E W Bristow took
their grandchildren, Katrina and
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Kevin Bristow as far as The
Dalles Saturday where they were
met by their parents, Mr and
Mrs Tommy Bristow of Portland.
Mrs Ida Grablll and Mrs Ernest
McCabe and Pamela accompan
ied the Brlstows to The Dalles.
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Tuesday evening, June 2 the bud
get was approved. It was report
ed that fencing had been put up
on two sides of the city dump
and pipes have been laid in the
city park.
Several members of the Topic
club cleaned the public library
the past few days.
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