ie Children Colled Over $50 For UNICEF
By Echo Palmateer
ound $50 was taken in on
UNICEF Saturday evening,
ind 80 children in lone took
. They were given badges
cartons and" went around
i collecting money which
go to needy children. This
sponsored by the P TA.
: Norman Nelson, president
Jie P TA was the general
jman. Those who checked
children out were Mrs Walt
facobs, Mrs Ted Padmateer,
Mrs Bert Akers; on the re
Ion committee were Mrs
Jace Matthews, Mrs Don Lin
and Mrs Ida Coleman; en
ainment, Mrs Lewis Halvor
; those who took the children
;ars were Walter Jacobs, Dav
Baker, Wallace Matthews,
Palmateer, Mrs A E Stefanl,
i Richard McElligott, Mrs Don
McElligott, Mrs Lloyd Mor
gan, Bryce Keene, Berl Akers,
Rod MacKenzle. Mrs Howard
Crowell, Mrs John Proudfoot,
Mrs Paul Pettyjohn, Ray Boyce
and Mrs Norman Nelson.
After the drive refreshments
were served in the school cafe
torium and pictures were shown.
Valbv Lutheran church Sun-
dav school turned in $3.36 from
a party for UNICEF held at the
home of Mr and Mrs Donald
Peterson Saturday evening with
26 present
Hallowe'en was observed with
the usual trick and treat; a front
window in Rietmann's store was
broken, machinery and barrels
were put in the streets and win
dows were soaped.
Mrs Rose Schmidt and son Bud
of Zillah, Wash spent the week
end at the Milton Morgan home.
Those attending Pomona Gra
nge at Rhea Creek Saturday In
cluded Mrs Harold Dobyns, Mrs
Hattie Crabtree, Mrs Lewis Hal-
vorsen, Mr and Mrs O L Lunaeu,
Mr and Mrs Wate Crawford and
Mrs Arvilla Swanson. Mrs Dob
yns was elected Pomona lecturer
and Mr Crawford was elected
Pomona steward, Marilee and Re-
nee Leathers gave a dance ior
part of the program.
Marilvn Morgan, Linda Hal-
vorsen and Paula Barak attend
A iha arPA Pilm-im Fellowship
church conference in The Dalles
Sunday afternoon. They went
from Arlington with the Milton
iwwatpr croua Marilyn is sec
retary of the area conference ana
the other girls are chairmen of
committees.
Mr nd Mrs Harold Dobyns
are attending an Oregon Wool
n rowers meeting in Portland
this week. Mr Dobyns is on the
predatory and rodent control
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Mr and Mrs Tom Whits and
daughters of Portland spent the
weekend here.
Mr. nnn Braden of Pendleton,
o rr.Amhpr of the special project
committee of the Grand Chapter
r,f thP Eastern Star oi uregun,
gave a talk at the eastern biar
meeting Tuesaay evening, mi
27.
A mnn a those from here who
ortpnriAfl the football game at
Hereford Friday afternoon be
sides the team, school children
and coaches Charles Hudson ana
nimseheid were Mr and Mrs
John Eubanks, Mr and Mrs Paul
Pettyjohn, Mr ana wrs nuyu
vfArnn. Milton Morgan, Mr and
Mrs Delbert Emert, Mr and Mrs
Berl Akers, Berl AKers, jr, wr
and Mrs Clell Rea, Mrs Vester
Hams, Mr and Mrs Garland
Swanson, Mr and Mrs Dennis
Swanson, Mr and Mrs Roy Mar
tin, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pal
mer, Mr and Mrs Alfred Nelson,
Mrs Charles Hudson, James Mon
roe, Arnle Hedman, Gilbert Lu-
jan, Mr and Mrs KODeri mer
son, Mr and Mrs Adon Hamlett,
Mr' and Mrs Lewis Halvorsen
and Fredrick Martin.
Mplvtn Martin received Injur
ia .irr.no nlavlnz In the came
and remained overnight in a
hnsnltal in Baker. His father,
Fredrick Martin remained with
him.
Mr and Mrs Adon Hamlett and
children went to Boise, Idaho af
ter the game and spent the week
end with the Harland Lundells.
Mrs Robert DeSpain ana Mrs
Delmer Crawford were hosts at
a toy party in the Legion hall
Thursday morning of last week.
There were 28 present. Mrs John
Buchanan of Umatilla and Mrs
Ralph Kincald of btantieia naa
charge of the party.
Mr and Mrs wanace uaars
land made a trip to Redmond
over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Robert Jepsen
spent the weekend in Forest
p.n.va where thev attenaea me
hnmecomlne activities at Pacific
University. Mr and Mrs C L Lieu-
alien of Pendleton stayea wun
the Jepsen children.
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Dr and Mrs josepn pansier
returned from Forest Grove Sun
day where he was a student at
Pacific University. They are vis
iting at the home of her xatner,
Noel Dobyns. They will leave
this week for Kamerer, Wyoming
where he will open an optomet
rical practice.
Mr and Mrs John Sanders and
children and Mrs Mattie Morgan
of Portland spent the weekend
at the John Eubanks home. Mrs
Morgan and Stanley Sanders
stayed for a longer visit.
Mrs Carl Calkins left for her
home in Otis last week after
spending three weeks with her
mother, Mrs Sam Esteb and Mr
Esteb.
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Mrs Ida Grabill. Mrs E W Bris-
tow of lone and Mrs Everett
Keithlev of Heppner returned
from Baker Sunday where they
were with their daughter and
sister. Mrs Earl Wright. Mrs
Wright underwent surgery at the
St Elizabeth hospital In Bauer.
Earl Morgan left for Portland
this week on business.
Mr and Mrs James Lindsay
returned home recently from a
week's trip to Spokane and Coeur
d 'Alene.
The H E C of Willows Grange
held a very successful fancy
work. aDron. food and pie and
coffee sale at the Rebekah hall
Friday afternoon of last week.
Mr and Mrs Larry Scheelar
and children of Eugene spent
the weekend with hLs sister and
family, Mr and Mrs Leo Crab
tree. The Scheelars are moving
to SDokane and they left their
baby with the Crabtrees while
they made a trip to Spokane.
Mrs Delmer Crawford, Mrs Earl
McCabe and Mrs Robert Met-
mann entertained their Sunday
school classes at the Community
church Friday afternoon, Oct 30.
Mothers of the children helped
with refreshments.
Mr and Mrs James Lindsay
spent the weekend with their
daughter and family, Mr and
Mrs Roy Pettyjohn in The Dalles.
Rev and Mrs Bruce MacKen
zie and their three children of
California visited his brother and
sister-in-law, Rev and Mrs Rod
MacKenzle this week. He is the
minister to youth and students
of Northern California Congre
gational conference.
Mr and Mrs G Hermann re
turned home Thursday of last
week from a months trip to
Chicaee where they visited rel
atives and friends and took In
the highlights there. They also
visited In Harvard and Maywood,
Illinois. They made the trip by
tram.
The Union Missionary was
held at Valby Lutheran church
In Gooseberry Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Lawrence Beckett conduc
ted the business meeting. Rev
John Rydgren gave a talk on
the work of missions. Refresh
ments were served after the
meeting.
Dates To Remember
Nov 7 Pilgrim Fellowship
work day. Anyone wanting any
work done contact Melvin Mar
tin. Nov 10 Garden club Meet
ing at the home of Mrs Walter
Dobvna In the afternoon. Mem
bers will meet at the Dobyns
home at 1:30 and will visit the
nubile library before the meet
ing. Flowers are to be brought
to the meeting to be made into
corsages.
Nov 10 Birthday party aitwr
Eastern Star in the evening.
Nov 11 Maranatha club
meeting at the home of Mrs E
Markham Baker at 2 p m,
Nov 11 P-TA meeting at
the school caletorlum at 8 p m.
The subject to be discussed by
a panel Is, "What TV Does to
and ior Your Child." The panel
consists of Dr Edward Schaffltz.
Mrs Harriet Hall. Rev Rod Mac
Kenxle and Mrs Roy Llndstrom.
A question and answer period
will follow the panel.
Nov 13 study meeting of
the Topic club at the home of
Mrs Mabel Cotter at 2:15 p m.
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