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HEPPNER GAZETTE lone Rebekahs Plan By ECHO PALMATEER The Three Links club of Bunch-grass Rebekah lodge met at the home of Mrs Wate Craw ford Friday afternoon, June 26 with Mrs Arvilla Swanson as co hostess. At the business meeting conducted by Mrs Cecil Thome, president, it was decided to have a picnic in the city park this summer, Mrs Thome, Mrs Ernest Heliker and Mrs Harvey Ring were appointed to select a date. A card was sent to Mrs Hugh Bell of Condon who is ill in the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mrs David Rietmann received the door prize. Kelly Gabbert of Downing, California; and Cynthia, Diana and Ly Ann Meyer of Portland are visiting at the Wallace Mat thews home. Mr and Mrs Ernest Heliker and Mr and Mrs Donald Heliker went on a fishing trip to Ochoco Lake last week. They also visited the Clifford Yarnells at Madras. Mrs Gordon White and daugh ter, Lona are visiting in Port land and Forest Grove. Pete Cannon and children and Mrs Echo Palmoter spent the first of the week at the home of Mrs Palmateer's sister. Mrs Ha zel Beers at Eagle Creek. Mrs Beers returned home with them. Nicky Y a r n el 1, 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Yarnell of Madras and great granddaughter of Mrs Kathryn Yarnell of lone, has been chosen princess of the Cen tral Junior Rodeo at Redmond July 11 and 12. Those from here who attended the Masonic picnic in Condon Sunday were Mr and Mrs Omar Rietmann and Gene and Larry; Mr and Mrs Roy Lindstrom and Stephen and Christine; Mr and Linoleum Tile Woodtones 8 Colors To Choose From Reg. 12c-Now 10c ea CARPETS-DRAPERIES-PAINT STARRETT'S Decor Center HERMISTON. OREGON . HAIL INSURANCE TODAY! m C. A. INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6-S62S R AVIATION SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED We're As Near As PHONE LEXINGTON DAY OR NIGHT SAVE 10 ON FLOOR PRODUCTS ?: We're cutting 10 off the regular price of any Standard Floor products you order before July 31! Sale Includes: CHEVRON WAXGLO self polishing wax for a lustrous, wear-resistant film; CHEVRON WAX FLOOR SPRAY to seal floors and control dust; CHEVRON SHINGLE AND FLOOR OIL to renew softwood floors; STANDARD FLOOR HARDENER seals and hardens wood. For any Standard Oil product, call L E (Ed) Dick, Heppner. Ph 6-9633 L F (Peck) Leathers. lone Ph 8-7125 - TIMES. Thursday, July 2. 1959 Summer Picnic at Mrs Charles O'Connor and Mar- iorie: and Mr and Mrs Adon iinmlett and Sharlene, Richard and Tommy. The fire truck was called out Sundav evening to put out a crass fire near the Ida Cole man home on the Delbert Emert ranrh. It was burning near a barn filled with hay. A pink and blue shower was given in honor of Mrs Leiana McKInney in the lone Commun ity church parlors Thursday ev ening, June 25. Mrs James Petty john and Mrs Malcolm McKin ney assisted her with the gifts. Arleta McCabe played a piano solo and Marlene and Anita Crawford gave a tap dance. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with roses. Mrs L A McCabe served the punch and Mrs Earl McKinney poured the coffee. The room was dec orated with lillies, carnations, and pinks. Those attending from a dis tance were Mrs Malcolm McKin ney from Wasco; Mrs Earl Mc Kinney from Hermiston and Mrs Walter Ruggles from Lexington. The hostesses were Mrs Ida Coleman, Mrs E Markham Ba ker, Mrs Harold Sherer, Mrs Al vin McCabe, Mrs Marion Palmer, Mrs Keith Rca, Miss Ann Belle Coleman and Miss Mardine Ba ker. The social meeting of the Top ic club was held at the home of Mrs Mabel Cotter Saturday after noon with Mrs Fannie Griffith and Mrs Verner Troedson as co hostesses. Pinochle and bridge were piayeu. inose receiving prizes were in pinochle, Mrs Her bert Ekstrom, high; Mrs Omar Rietmann, low and Mrs Marion Palmer, 300 pinochle. In bridge, Mrs Echo Palmatecr, high; Mrs Arvilla Swanson, low and Mrs Mary Swanson, Jack high. A des sort luncheon was served. Mr and Mrs Jack Brindle (Jan et Mason), of Portland are the parents of a son, William Jos cph, born June 20. Mr and Mrs Dorr Mason of Hines and Mr and Mrs Brink of Portland are the grandparents. Mr and Mrs Bert Mason of Portland are the great-grandparents. Mr and Mrs E R Lundell were in Portland and Milwaukie vis itors last week. Mr and Mrs A E Stefani at- - nnwnio RUGGLES HEPPNER Your Telephone a.ma OmjQm H'V1 I I Hi K 1 KTiHrif nil ) v Park tended the funeral services of his uncle, Frank Stefanl, in Port- (land, June 25. Nancy, Kenneth and John Han sen of Medford are visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Phil Emert. Mr and Mrs Verner Troedson spent last week in Portland. Mr and Mrs Carl Bergstrom were al so Portland visitors last week. Connie Campbell of Connel, Wash is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Lloyd How ton. The 411 Saddle club, "Have Horse, Will Ride" were very suc cessful with their pony rides Thursday and Saturday of last week. The money will go to ward purchasing flag pennants and other things for the parad at the Morrow county Fair and Rodeo. Mr and Mrs Fredrick Martin spent this week in West Linn and Astoria. Mr and Mrs Martin attended a high school class re union in Astoria Mr and Mrs Ray Barnett re turned home Wednesday of last week from over a week's vacat ion. They visited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Floyd Barnett at Eureka, Calif. On their way down they went through the Oregon Caves, the House of Mys tery and the Trees of Mystery, They came home through the Redwoods and stopped at the Sea Lion caves. Also stopped in Port land and attended the Centen nial. Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan and son, Gary, and Rollo Craw ford spent a few days on the Columbia River at McNary last week. Three boats, including the Morgan's went through the locks Friday taking the princesses and the queen of the Acqua Capers and the officials to Umatilla They then went to Pasco where the queen and court were shown on T V. , The Ted Hewitts have solved the problem of weeds on vacant lots. They have one of the best gardens in town on a vacant lot on Second street. The 4-H Cooking club met at the Milton Morgan home Thurs day afternoon, June 18, with Mrs E Markham Baker as their lead er and Marilyn Morgan, the jun ior leader. Karen Hams demon strated making brownies; Sus an Lindstrom, apple crisp; Mar ilee Leathers, table setting; and Marjorie O'Connor, orange float Others present were Mrs Baker, Mardine Baker, Marilyn Morgan Mrs Milton Morgan, Mrs Charles O'Connor, Mrs Roy Lindstrom, Mrs L F Leathers and Mrs Vester Hams Phillip Carlson, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Carlson, underwent a tonsillectomy at the Memorial hospital last week Mrs Clifford McCabe of Brook ings is visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs Franklin Lindstrom also her mo ther, Mrs Hugh Bell of Condon who is a patient in the Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Doherty are the parents of a daughter, Joan Marie, born June 25 in the St Anthony hospital In Pendle ton. Weight 8 lb 1 oz. Mr and Mrs Byron Bradshaw of Albany and Mrs Margery Doherty of Pen dleton are the grandparents. Great grandparents are Mrs . S Bradshaw, Albany and Ben amin Collins, Seattle. Mrs Milton Morgan gave a tea n honor of Mrs Grace Ware and Mrs G V Crumb at her home Tuesday afternoon, June 23. Others present were Mrs Earl McCabe, Mrs Raymond Lundell, Mrs Fannie Griffith, Mrs Roy Lindstrom, Mrs Wate Crawford, Mrs Garland Swanson, Mrs Mar ion Palmer, Mrs Verner Troedson, Mrs Cleo Drake, Mrs E Mark ham Baker, Mrs Paul Pettyjohn and Mrs Delmer Crawford. Mrs James Barnett gave a larty Friday afternoon in honor (of her son, Ricky s 6th birthday. , Others present were: Richard T5S! urn is WM I , V. - 1 Hamlett, Marlene Parish, Tan ya Tucker, Danny Donald, Greg Jacobs, Darlene, Debby, David, Mike and Marilyn Warren, Peter McElligott, Debby and John Kin caid, Melvin Gaarsland, Ricky Boyce, Steve Hedman, Pat Shock ley, Marybeth Riley, Frances Wiley, Brock and Marcia Lin nell, Carley Bergstrom, and D' Ann Barnett. Mothers present were Mrs Art Warren, Mrs Don Linnell and Mrs Elbe Akers. Those coming later In the after noon were Mrs Ernest McCabe and John, Lisa and Laurie; and Mrs Walter Jacobs and Jim. Mrs Grace Ware left for Mor ton, Wash Saturday to make her home. She has lived in lone for over. 8 years. Mr and Mrs G V Crumb and Noel Dobyns assis ted with the moving. She will live near her daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Crumb In Morton. Mrs Melvin Melena and sons and her sister, Mrs Emil Oelsch- lager returned Saturday evening from a trip to Portland and Ta coma, Wash. Mr and Mrs Lester Goodrich of Husum, Wash are visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Dale Ray. Dates To Remember:- July 3 Fireworks at 9 p m at the athletic field followed by a dance at the Legion hall, Sponsored by the American Legion post July 7 City council meeting at 8 pm. July 8 Maranatha club meet lng at the home of Mrs Echo Palmateer at 2 p m. July 11 School election to vote on the special supplement school levy of $24,950. At the school cafetorium, 2 to 8 d m. July 12 A reception for Mr and Mrs Rod Mac Kenzie at the Community church at 6 p m. Everyone welcome. Mr Mac Kenzie will be the new pas tor of the Community church. Dinner Party Honors Wednesday Birthday Mr and Mrs Claude Graham entertained Wednesday evening with a dinner party in honor of the birthday of her uncle, Bob Wightman. It was also the 52nd anniversary of Mr and Mrs R B Rice. Guests were Mr and Mrs Rice, Mrs Bernard Damon of La Grande, Helen Graham, Gene Graham, Miss Leone Graham and John Wightman. Printing Is Our Business I See Ui Lexington News By DELPHA JONES Mrs Roy Darnielle and son Ed die of The Dalles, visited with her parents, Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra one day last week. Kar en Darnielle, small granddaugh ter of the O'Harra's returned home with her mother after 3 weeks spent in Lexington. Mr and Mrs Ken Marshall are enjoying a well earned vacation, Rhea Creek H E C Appoints Committees The Rhea Creek grange H E C met Thursday afternoon at the country home of Mrs Al Lov gren. Twenty members and one guest were present. Committees for the next six months are the following; ways and means, Mrs Al Lovgren, Mrs Claud White, Mrs John Berg strom and Mrs Ray Drake; en tertainment, Mrs Orlan Wright, Mrs Deb Wright, Mrs Barton Clark, Mrs Frank Parker and Mrs L L Robbins. Committees to remain the same for the balance of the year are; publicity, Mrs Paul Warren and Mrs Rod Murray; relief com mittee, Mrs Huston and hospi tality, Mrs Adrain Bechdolt, Mrs Henry Baker and Mrs Doug Drake. Mrs Walter Wright gave a re port on the home economics de partment of the State grange held at Baker earlier in the month. The July meeting will be at the home of Mrs Walter Wright. Refreshments were served to the group by Mrs Lovgren follow ing the business meeting. 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After she opened her lovely, useful gifts, refreshments were served to the following ladies: Mrs Ola Rug gles, Mrs MItzie Peck, Mrs O G Breeding, Mrs Ott and Mrs Wil son of Heppner, Mrs Delpha Jones, Mrs LaVerne Henderson, Mrs Gene Wardwell, Mrs Cora Allyn, Mrs Florence McMillan, Mrs Bertha Hunt, Mrs Shirley McCarl, Mrs Rena Marquardt, Mrs Beverly Miles, Mrs Betty Marquardt, and these assisting with the party, Mrs Max Breed IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllW MAIL AND GRAIN FIRE INSURANCE Costs You No More Now Than Later Don't Take Chances - Insure Today! Turner, Van Marter & Bryant. INSURANCE AGENCY 183 N. Main Phone 6-9653 llllllllllllllllll nip ininnVi SAVINGS DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE WILL EARN THIS INTEREST RATE JULY 1st! I!s)"tiarrbsD Bank off Oregon ing and Charlene Jones, and the honoree, Mrs Paul Breeding. Miss Phyllis Nolan of Eugene was a visitor at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs M V Nolan over the weekend. Mrs Ralph Jackson of Hermis ton was a caller at the home of Miss Dona Barnett and Mrs Trina Parker on Tuesday. Mrs Davis, Lexington teacher for the second grade, was a caller in Lexington last week. Tree Yard Cattle SPRAYING Commercial fogging, insect and rodent controL termites, grain elevators sprayed and fogged. Free estimates, work guaranteed. AYERS PEST CONTROL Phone 8-7133 lone m NEW FROM POITIAND
