Graveside Riles Held at Boardman For Mrs Chaffee
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1 MART LEE HARLOW
;v-H -rvri writ held
here Wednesday of lat w -k for
Mr A B (May J Chaffr. 81. who
died June 19 In Pendleton. Fun
rral wnlni were held In I Iff
rtiMon. with Bun. Mortuary In
charge. She U sunlved by four
ni and three daughters: Ar
Ihur (Hud I. Nevada; Alien.
Sunnyvale, Calif; Nathan, Eug
ene; John. Pendleton; Mr Car
rull ilMctil Kennedy, Arizona;
Mr William Either) Jme.
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lugrnr. and M.i AH tit Mr i " t ''. ' ,v,"wv
'fdrs ChaW Unit My 21.jtl wr Alien mi Mr CUud Wur
in k'n.kit. ami cum here 'den,
wild ht-r husband. wh preceded j ;,jr Mnt Mr txi'f M-florl of
.. In .tf.Ih 111 ltP. about n,lMi were overriL-ht vliltor at
ih.v tmUL-ht the ltl tHe-hi;. in u - t.f M.-ffrd ' lUtrr. Mi
t tianre. whlrh they had ; n,,rt fj e !!'t. one night lflt
until January. W-
Among her children her to'
ihe mtvIk- were Mr n''
Nathan Chaffee ami Mr am! Mr
WllMam Jhh of Eugene, and
Mr and Mr AMn Kcgles of
TljarJ. Th. attending tne ser
vices In Ilermlston irorn noara-
man were Mr and Mm iwyai
Hand. Mr n B Kami and
Mabel IVtk.
Mr and Mr Roll In BUhop were
called to Dayton. Watdi last wk
hv th death of Blnhnp morner.
Mary Emma Bishop. K7. of Star
buck. Funeral wervlce were held
In Starbuik Friday.
Mr and Mrs Glen Carpenter
spent several ciay in vannon
Beach lat week.
xtr una Mrs M I Ovcson of
Tooele, Utah. Rie visiting at the
home of their son in law ami
laughter. Mr and Mr ltonaii
Black. Mrs Hlar k had major sur
gery at Good Shephera noupuni
n llermlston last wren.
Among those attending the
slate Garden Club convention in
IVndlebm last week were Mrs
L'-ri iirii'pn. Mrs Glen Curwn-
Ar Mm Florence Hmit. Mrs Wal
ter Hayes, Mrs fUjllin Bishop, Mrs
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Mr nd Mr R..l-ri .strut and
iliiui t t.-r hav returned from
trip to M(ow. Hah. where they
at the Itom of Mr and
Mi !:.ert Prlturmister. and to
H,,U wher they ilitsl Struti's
hrcll rr and Mer In law. Mr ana
Mr J.-rri- Sirutl. Thev alU Vi
,rl!iie,l their iiarent. Mr and Mr
ft O Firut and Mr an 1 Mr Peter
BI-houie, In Portlaml.
Mr and Mr Claud Worden and
IIu;;h P Irelan havi. returned
home from a thri-e weeks trip
!j Missouri vlsltlnc relatives. At
Joplin they vMtwl Worden's
brother. Clifford Worden. and
Mr Worden' Wer In law, Mr
May Hulette. They also went
to Fort Scott and Goodland. Kans
to visit cousins. On their way
home they stoped at Payette.
Idaho to Ki t their daughter. Mrs
Jewell Forthman and daughter.
Cathy I'P. who returned here
with them. Also returning with
them were their grandchildren.
Glcnd.i and Ronnie Williams of
l.n Grande. Visitors last week at
the Worden home were Mr nd
Mrs Richard llamhy of Madras,
friends of Mrs Forthman.
Bud Walker of Brownsville vis
ited at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr and Mrs Jim Agee,
last week on his way home irom
the postmasters' convention In
Pendleton. Saturday visitors at
the Agee home were Mr and Mrs
Walter Sammls of Fullerton.
Calif, and Mrs Leona Falling of
The Dalles.
Mrs Charles Anderegg took her
mother, Mrs Barbara Snell of
Sacramento. Calif, to Portland
last week after she had visited
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HlfFNtl GAZETTE-TIMES. Tnnrsday. ita M. 10
nd rt Bobui will arrive Wed
nrdj ta Uit,
M; nid Cm-U i.4 CfcS
di Co wrrst to Lexington Sun
day to Ult at the home of their
nlrre. Mr and Mr Carl Mr
jusrdt. Mr and Mr KViih Fen;un of
Srstlle, Wash were weekend vi-
Moris at the home of Mr er-
guMn' parents. Mr and Mr
Amln Hug
Mr n.t Mm Vern Crtenter
and son. Ruswll and Tommy of
La. Grande were weekend vis
itors at the home of Mrs Car
renter' parents. Mr and Mr
Russell Miller.
Mr Lowell Shattuck vlsltea
hr u.n ?!nl.-v In Raker !(
we'k.
Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr and Mr Frank Marrow
were their son and daughter In
law. Mr and Mr Harold Marlow
and daughter Anita of La-
Grande.
Mr and Mr Clayton Allen nd
children Caml and Bobble oi
Sunnyslde. Wash visited at the
home of Allen' parents. Mr and
Mrs Arthur Allen, over the week
end.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes
stcnt the weekend in I'oruana
visiting their son ln law ana
daughter. Mr and Mrs John Bal
dine. Hayes also had a medical
heckup.
Josephine MtEntlre of Port
.wi visitpd last week at the
home of her parents, Mr and Mrs
ohn McFjitlre.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Kuhn and
HanKhtera Pam and Casey via-
ited at the home of Mr and Mrs
Marlon Morlan In hennewicK,
Wash.
Mrs Golda Cox left Tuesday
for her home In Seattle, wan
fter visiting for the past live
weeks at the home of her oro-
nro.in.tnu? and sisters. Mr ana
Mrs Claud Coats and Mr and Mrs
Zearl Gillespie.
Mrs W G Sechater was nosiess
for a dinner at her home Sunday
n honor of Mrs Charles Ancier-
Mrthiiav. Guests were
here for ten days to the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
nil uiim .... . . .r. - .
n9,i-ionn rninMi.i tn hia hnmlrharli Anderccc. Barbara An
i ci f ..iitinn Ma ,i,.r!cTfT Mr and Mrs Ray Brown
grandparents for three weeks. Mr and Mrs A R Fortner. Mr and
Mrs Snell will also visit her son- Mrs Earl Briggs, Mrs Winifred
In-law and dauchter. Mr and Morgan, Walter Sechafer and W
Mrs Walter Conway, in Corvallis. G Sechafer. Monday Mrs F""""
Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe entertained members of the
and daughters Sandra and Ter- Canasta Club in honor of Mrs
esa have returned home from a'Anderegg. Other guests were
ton day trip with Mrs Thorpe's Mrs Briggs and Mrs Brown,
parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Smith! Walter Seehafer left for his
,.t iii.. ,.,kui, o,m i.mi n Foster Tuesday after
Oi UOIOO, VVIOVI1 OJOIV j - -
Langlois to visit at the home of visiting at the home of his bro
Mrs Thorpe's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr and Mrs Steve Sulli
van, to Empire where they vis
ited Thome's brothers and sis
ters-in-law, Mr and Mrs Ike
Thome and Mr and Mrs Lester
Thorpe, and to Seattle, Wash to
visit Smith's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith.
They also visited other relatives
in Ellensburg, Wash and Port
land. Mr and Mrs Delbert Houston
of La Grande were weekend vis
itors at the home of Mrs Hous
ton's parents, Mr and Mrs Leo
Potts.
Visitors this week at the home
of Mr and Mrs Russell Miller
are Miller's uncle. Mose Harvev
of Newton, 111, and his daughter,
Mrs Lowell Mitchell of Sandwich,
111. Other visitors are Mrs Mil
ler's sister, Mrs Robert Heald and
children Karon and Jimmy of
Fort Monmouth, N J. Lt Col Heald
thor nnd sister-in-law, Mr ana
Mrs W G Seehafer.
Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr and Mrs Elvin Ely were
their sons-in-law and daughters,
Mr and Mrs Newell Vaught ana
rfniitrhtprc Gail and Kelly of
Richland, Wash and Mr and Mrs
Eldon Lilly and children Jimmle,
Janet, Jay and Jerry of La
Grande. Eileen Ely returned
home after visiting at the Lilly
home for a week, and accom
panied the Vaught's home to
visit this week.
Gloria Baldino of Portland is
visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr and Mrs wai
ter Hayes.
Fred Erickson of La Grande
Is employed at the home of his
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs
Arnin Hutr. for the summer.1
Sunday visitors at the Hug home
wore Mr and Mrs Otto LuDDes
and Mr and Mrs W E Wilson
hi". - N
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Our nwting wa called la or
der at th Harold Evana ranch
honif Ut Samrdiy evening.
June 25. Guet ar always wel
come at our meeting, and w
fn)oel having several with ua.
Ther will be no more regular
monthly meetings during July
.n.t Anrtiit? but t ans lor iie
summer activities wera dlcued
and Intertlng correspondenca
from rotk clubs In various parts
of tha United States was read.
Resolutions to tha by laws of
the Northwest Federation of Mln
eralngleal Societies wera voted
upon by tha local members, so
that our delegates to the late
...mmnr fwtration meeunz in
Eugene will know how tha club
wishes them to vota.
Ona of our guests. Mrs Allca
Anderson, ahowed us a unique
uTniieht Iron natlo lamp, with
thin slices of colorrui agarea.
u'nnd bonea and shells cemen
ted on the Inside of the glass
at the lamD. You can Im
seine the beauty displayed when
the lamn wa turned on very
much like stained glass win
tnw Mr Anderson also ae
hP,t coffee tables made with
th mrk aliee cemented under
neath the clear glasa table tops
ni a lleht arranued underneam
m shine un hichllchtlng the nat-
mi r-olor of the stones, ane
also had some very interesting
fossil specimens for our collec
tions.
nor pvonlne's films were very
nieo the first was the Bell Tele
phone Hour orchestra In rehear
sal and "On the Air" with guest
ortiBm RlAnche Thebom and
Ezlo Plnza. The second film. Bell
Telephone Solar Battery, showed
man's progress In using the sun's
rays to energize a battery, the
effectiveness of which is made
possible by the use of pure sili
con dioxide in its manufacture.
By the way, even the plates used
by our hosts, Mr and Mrs Evans,
to serve our lovely refreshments
on were made of silicon dioxide
quartz sand the basis of all
lovely glassware.
Monumenl News
Mr Choltty Vandrita rKurraJ
home Mundsy rvrning. after a
l.lt at the Turn R home be
low ll.-ppner. She U) attended
the wedding of Mi Kathleen
Mackle of Nevada to Mr Law.
rem fiov. o of Mr and Mr
I!., which wa held In Prndle-
tun Advent church June 11. Tom
Hoi wa wr!l known around
hero when he tan the M and It
Logging camp here and at Ham
ilton.
Mr Bud Engle and Ml Ear-
bura Wheeler f.f Courtrock spent
Wednesday In town visiting at
the Earl Lewi and Fred Me-
Willi homes.
Mr. nv Davit left Sunday
n,.rnofin for Portland where she
will stay with her daughter and
fair.lly. Mr and Mr Tom Erhsrdt
and son fr a vi
Mr Wrfi ,:h'
Crerk tm Sunday nvrr.lr.g
mn gt UX mcthrr. Mr
Jck.-n. taking her hack home
irt her where ah spent the
we-k. Mr- brought her bom
Friday non
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The temperature was 95 above
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