Legion Auxiliary Heads Are Guests At lone Luncheon
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t.n luiuhfn to th
rnrintwi of th Amrru-an Ucin
AukUUry Thursday w -
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and Kristin Hwv L'al(Hl in th 11 and
iu-mlin th '""', tmUJlon su
rtu Mr lii'iieriour I Hi Iiimfj
rW-rtuu Harris j
Mr ami Mm Raijh ll.tiln t-t
4th d"ti.
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lrtmrM i.iM ih Amrr-iSumlay M-rn n, Th . k,n,flon, wr Mr and Mm 11 j,,, .n4 2nd Uffirr Jan II
I. an Uvi.n Auxiliary ami Mrjitt wi Cf!-y and ""n'mrr tforJ. Mr lrnkUn ty. , t.frri,hm,.nU w-t nr4 by
Ray William. Milum Tr'-r. Jw-u-.irom, IMou-s '"- im,Mr Milton Morgan. Mr and Mr hni Mr AM ij.
dutrirt HrlrM. at th lend MrrriW J .. .su.n J'K4lt MoC-. Mr iml M ,"! Mr Clt HbU il4
h!l Thm.ly .1 12 30 p m'J-i.-n. Kath Krr w. Jn M-;M, N,.u,ri, Mt K n n I hj Mbrr, n ,nr ,vWrdun dur
t-.iimfl l.y if. !.r. Aiuhry tin. " " Smou n4 i" . um-h tu.ur.
1 ' I .-. I lf..rn.ill RtMtn . . f . I auU llAIV. I'll, M
own.
un ofcll! Dallas sprr.t th unkfiid i!h!
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Mr :W C.t tlk irllmi: j '
h.1 Trrry
Peterson.
hoopiuK l Uie ImrHtriatK tf
Ih lnj4te to rrH!.m. on rxp.
tie n.l chllJ wrlfare program.
Mr (J ll-rmnn. prml.lent !
the tsl unit IniroituiVil Mr
Williams who lritrtxtucx-4 Mr
Cer. Thry were re-n!iHl
with ftrMfr.
The lumheon wis served by
member fa the II E C of VUlw
granc. The table wss dK-rtel
with a renter Uo vt blue nd
gold Iris and sprays ( haw.
thurne blossom.
Mr and Mr Lewi Wells, ft
Alameda. CUf were recent vis
itors at the hum of the Omar
Itietmanns, Mrs Well and Mr
Bietmann are cousins.
Mr and Mr Ted Pulmateer
attended a fculf meet at John
Day over the weekend.
PmcU Pruudfout. Und4 Row ell.
Judy Shrrer and Jerry and T
ea SJtrfanl. Sdos. duets and
tr.os were laed
Awards were filven to Sus.tn
Jane J-psn. Kathy K-ne. Linda
H..well. Jean Martin. Krlstlne
Vti-rt'n. Pamela ioudfHit. Jtm
M.rrii. Jjf.il and Teresa
1 1 - -
Stefanl. Tli? 'UHl presented.
Mr (VCunnor with a corsair anaj
Hall entertained th
brtdse club at hr hum lrlday
exenlr.s of last week. Those re
ceiving prUe were Mr Robert
Jepn. Mrs Robrt DSrn and
Mr Walter Cor Icy.
Mrs Faith Follett and Mr ami
Mr Dan Follett and children of
Hcrmlston were weekend 1ttrs
at the Phil Emert home.
Wavn Plene of Redmond was
. c, t with Jean Martin making', weekend visit. at tn ...n..u
...,.!.... Sherer home.
W ftvhments were served! College students home fiom
jnoM- i..n...i. vickey accompanleu mm
n the nlano recital oi i "" . .....
. Mrl Newt Ollara. their; Jean Severln. Chnrlene Mil-
teacher Sunday
Morgan, Anita
T-h..w. horse 4 II club met at
the horn of Mr and Mr Lee
Pettyjohn Sunday. They were the
llitfh Rider of lone, th Trail
RUzcr of Condon and the tlore
I1 of Arlington. Tiy rnj.-yej
a picnic lunch and returned
home In truck.
4 II Sunday was unserved here
at the Community church with
member having charge of the
morning worship hour. Tn ser
Ucs were led by Kenneth Lyr.n
R.-rnlece and Den Ice
! Matthew were the candle light
er- Deiore t:mcrt gave ine wei
wine; the ( II choir ang !
Would he True: the offering wa
taken by Bob Rice and Kenneth
Nelson; acrlptur reading by
Stephen Llndstrom and lenellc
lion by Arleta McCalw. Rev Rod
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Uliara. im- j-.h ' , L . c.,k.' Mai Kenjilc. pastor, gave mc
, were Marilyn llama. Sue Ann hnon. Sandy Markham Baker
Crawford. Arleta.Can.il and Lynn Stuffer all tu-non
. .t rOCE unent the week- was me os
, Cuetit lasi wcv m mf ...
end with Mard.ne Baker '"l VAne home were Mr. Larry
Severln w a. also a visitor at the EJ.ht" ,nd WM MeMn and
Harold Sherer home. I n,i Mr Roln-rt Reitenour
Mr and Mrs E Markham Bauer , Bobt.rt Jt ot iH,rtland.
attended the graduation ecr- n.l m. 1 K lrl -r d WM of
else in Pendleton Thursday Mr. "lh WNkcnd
nephew David Hoover, grad
uated.
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with relatives here.
Mr Victor Rletmann enter-
ti. . . '..i.i th. members or tne
Mr and Mr. Richard Kca on AuxlH at
Milwaukie visited at the Lew .A"' " the wmiB
Halvorsen home last weeK. ineir
daughter. Donna, was a patient
in the Pioneer Memorial hos
pital for a couple of days last
week with pneumonia. She Is
now at the Halvorsen home.
Mr and Mrs Carl Grassl and
Mr and Mrs Jake Otten of Walla
Walla were visitors at the Cecil
Thome home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Sherer and
daughters, Kay and Judy, were
Portland visitors last week.
The Arnica club members met
at the home of Mrs Roy Lind
strom Wednesday afternoon of
last week with Mrs Garry Tullis
as co-hostess. Pinochle was play
ed after the business meeting
and those receiving prizes were
Mrs Milton Morgan, Mrs Arthur
Crawford and Mrs Lee Palmer.
Willows grange meeting was
held Saturday evening with 23
present. Agricultural reports
were given by Marion Palmer on
fi..M tour and the bombing
range; Earl Morgan told of the,
, 1 r 1 A nut 1
the social meeting the evening
of May 17 at the home of Mrs
Echo Palmateer. uames weie
and nrizes were received
bv Mrs Cleo Drake, Mrs Gordon
White, Mrs G Hermann ana Airs
Palmateer. The district caucus
meeting of district 6 was dis
r..,A It will be hold at the
Legion hall June 5 with a pot-
luck dinner at 3:ju p m. ix-k'""
members and Auxiliary mem
bers will be present from Pendle
ton, Athena, Mllton-Freewater,
Hermiston, Hcppner and lone.
New books added to the pub
lic library are The Fires of
Autumn, by Helen Howe; A Dis
tant Trumpet by Paul Horgan;
and Khrushchev In America by
Khrushchev.
Mr and Mrs Robert Reitenour
of Portland are the parents of
a son, Robert Jr, born April 30.
r.i.t i Mr and Mr Larry
Fletcher, Mr.'. LaFontalne of
Portland and Robert Reitenour
Sr of Yakima are tne granu
their daughter and family. Mr M l
and Mr HcUrl'k Martin.
Cell) White. Mudflit l the
Willamette l'nffl!y and on
uf Mr and Mr ;.r.M White
received an award f.r hu ut
ktanding wmk in the lUonomi.
Department tn the l'nlverlty.
He received a uh ript Un fr
the Wall Street Journal and a
terlit.g silver medallion with
hi name lnilbcd on It. Gerry
is a nu-mler of Sigma Alpha
FpMlon.
Recent dinner guet at the
home of Mr and Mr Jo Gaars
land were Mr Duan IWx and
daughter. Tracy, of Santa Mon
ica. Calif . Mrs W Q Seehafer
of Roardman and Mr and Mr
Walter Cotley and daughter.
SherTy.
Mr Garland Swansoii return
ed home Monday of last week
from a trip to San Antonio, Texas
where she vUlted her son and
family. 2nd lieutenant and Mr.
Dennis Swanson and her grand
son. Michael Jerome. Lieutenant
Swanson underwent surgery' on
hia arm while she was there.
After his arm la healed he will
be transferred to the SAC air
hne In GIiiml'uw. Mont . w here
he will be stationed from three
months to a vear
('at)taln Helmuth Hermann has
received his discharge from the
army In France and he and Mrs
Hermann will tour through the
t'nited Stat.s befor returning
to Oregon. He Is the son of Mr
and Mrs G Hermann
Datea ta remember:-
May 27 Thre Links club at th
hom of Mrs Fannl cniuto
at 2 P M
May 27 Cla night at th
school at 8 D m.
May 23 A Bon Voyag cofle
hour at th noa Mac&enii
hom following th Com
munity church serrlc for
Mr and Mrs Alfred NeUon.
May 29 Summer schedul at
th Community churcn lor
church school and morning
worship to begin at 9:30 A
M.
May 29 Baccalaureate at the
school cafetortum at 7uu
P M.
May 30 Memorial Day services
at the Memorial Atnieuc
field at 10 A M with the
American Lealon eot In
eharoa.
June 1 Graduation exercises at
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