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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1960)
Theme Set For lone Garden Club Flower Show f riMNCIWE CMWrORD M ShirW Mi-Grrrr jrnt the' luum Ff and Itiwlro ,n l trie i.artn-U trn da liiintf hr lar-h;uc l Mr n4 Mm Uu Crab wa rnoh-n the iheme f.r themi, Mr and Mr Wmrr Tms1. hrr nl family orr the vak nmi full f!"rr pf ,.!,. Umm XlGr Uvt. un ,h.'1 In the taiW In honor ft I l.iu-v fodireu ani kif-n l.rr i,v Vt.i-r iU boon SunJjy. Au.,tu fr Milwaukee. WMwwtn u u.i ;l l JU) p in. Mr Waulwy ifinl u. .N4lsutl Luther iun L.Mfn Ciub at a meeting aucum at the ranch home e: " i-mrt. The show Mill be neid on Sunday. &H 23 a in tone arnool cafrturium. AH flower grower are encouraged 10 mnpiay their tt specimen ana creative arrangement. cicvcn memtx-r mvwni decided to prepare a booth at the Morrow county fair and volun tiered their services to the fair liower show committee. The hospital visitation commit- lr 'ul gather and prepare soy aauce bottla for flower contain era lor nursing home patient ai me noncer Memorial hos pital. Bon lea may be left with Mra Frederick Martin. Mra Oscar Lundell and Mra Ernest Ileliker were hospital vlsltora for July. Mra Thll Emert, president named her standing commltteea for the year the chairman are aa follows: program and year book. Mra Ernest Heliker; flower show. Mra Elbe Akers; publicity, Mra Frederick Martin; telephone, Mra Anna Llndstrom: member ship. Mra Edith Nlchoson; books, Mra Omar Rletmann; acrapbook and historian, Mra Oscar Lundell Christmas project and 12th Night, Mrs Ralph Crum, and Mrs Omar Rletmann; Jr gardeners, Mrs Frederick Martin and Mrs Ralph Crum; visitation, Mrs Frances Piper; photography, Mra Ernest Heliker, Mrs Frederick Martin and Mrs Walter Dobyns. State convention delegates, Mrs wra Rawlins and Mrs Martin gave a report of the three day meeting in Pendleton in June, Added comments were given by Mrs Elbe Akers, Mrs Omar Riet mann, Mrs Edith Nlchoson, Mrs Emert, and Mrs Oscar Lundell who attended one day. Mrs Omar Rletmann was wel corned back into the organization after a year's leave. Mrs Kath eryn Yarnell is reported to be improving in health at Manzan ita, Oregon. Ralph Martin spent the week of July 1-Aug 6 at the Methodist high school camp at Suttle Lake. Mr and Mrs Martin brought him home following a short visit with her parents at Dallas, Oregon. House guests at the Verner Troedson home last week were Mr and Mrs Sam Pomerantz and Mrs Dan Traub of Van Nuys, California. Mrs Pomerantz Is the former Inez Clark of lone. 2J:d fr Tmkry to teaih fur the Inlied Stan A!r IVrce, Oxrtnlghi gueu t the Vrrnrr Tr!un hum on TueJy were Mr and Mm Dl? ChuKhiU and Sooit .u -!. Mr Churchill In a uin if Mt Trvdun. Mr and Mrs Jm- Mon and family are moving to Hurley, Idaho where he will nah thi coming year. Mr and Mr liolx-rt Jcpsen and family are spending a few day; In IVrtland. M.wm-h Marilyn .Morgan and Many famila- frvrn line at if tided its Kcl'y Circus In IIr r-..tu!t un Fitdj) Mr and Mm John Pivudfuot and family rr varatluning n ttte IUMU4n Uril. Mr and Mr M-trkham liW-f nd MardiiH' -nt a frw daa HI I'ttliul (he .at werk, Mr and Mra Wrnrr Trodon, ;.! Shirley Mt-Crtvr. Carl Trord I' n, ail fif lone, and Mrs Harriett Traub of Lo Ani;-le ij'nt ov -a! days lat week at Wallowa l.aKe at rrwui gueta of Mr and donated the pi'petiy ta city 4 rurr.t r w ri a; T'tn Pi tf IW'ikrlr. Calif ur.U wa a c -l 4-k of l.u iter n.i i.tmii, i:cv anj Mns !'t MarKeiwu The PiU'rlm Frtlhip jroup f the I.'ise tornrnuiui Cf-urvh went to the MiNy Vat-ht Club for the !;' n Autfu.t 7. Slm- mine, tanning arm a barbecue enjoyed by Mr and Mra Frederick Martin and family. Mr and Mra Norman Neltn and family. Mr and Mra ljet Halv- own ni lamuy, Mt ami sir Jean Martin entertained the Mf, tm rumrrantg of Van Nuya. klnilcrgarten clas of the Com munlty Church at the Marti home on August 9. They made crowns to represent the story or Queen Either. Afterwards the las went swimming at the pool Members of the class present were John Rletmann. Billy Mel ena. Pebble mcukx!. ratti iiua son, and Cathy Cannon. Mr and Mra Harlan Crawford nd children of Echo were visit ng relative in lone on Sunday, Mr and Mrs Don Oimscheld and family moved this weekend to Irrigon where Mr Oimscheld is employed as principal of the Irrlcon grade school for the coming year. Mr and Mrs David McLcod and family are spending their va cation at Junction City and the coast. Mr and Mrs Lowell Hudson of Pendleton were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson and family. Mr and Mrs Rodney A Craw ford and family of Portland were visiting relatives in lone over the weekend. The Bunchgrass Rebeka h Lodge no 91 members and fam ilies held a picnic in the city park on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pete Cannon and family and Mr and Mrs Ted Palmateer and family and Mr and Mrs Harry O'Donncll of HePDner are vacationing at Oceanlake, Oregon. Mr and Mrs Edmund Brlstow are vacationing at ucpoe cay, nd also they visited with Mr nd Mrs Ernest McCabe and family at Bay City. Jean and Ralph Martin and Marilyn Morgan were in Pendle ton on Monday. MI'S Susan Partlow of Board- man and Queen of the Morrow California. Mr Lewis Halvoroen and Mra llattle Crabtrve went to Camp Adam on Saturday to bring Bobby DeSpain, Mark Halvorsen M-trkham Baker and Mardine. Mr and Mr Roy l4ndtrim. and family, Mr and Mra Milton Mor can and family, and Rev and Mrs Rod MacKenrle and Kath- erlne. Rev Merlin Zicr gave tin morn. Ing sermon at the Valby Luth- Lrat'u rojivrnilun r..lla CuMfurd. Mr Mlltvn Morgan and C,ry and Mi Cvil in v. a;:4 iva::a or. Wednesday. Mr Tt-orne vulted her itrr wh;l they wen there. Mr Ruby Nuiioi ha Iwrit vUltlriK at i ho home of Mr and Mr Ralph Klmatd at ItermUton for the pakt two werk. Mr Mattle Morgan and grand- daughter Sharon Samlet uf Port land aj ent the wet k vllting at th John Eubank home. Mr and Mr John Sander and fcn of. and Suan Llndstrom home erj" Ch.u"'h S"nl!y inJh b' THE WORLD'S FIRST TIRES! Tiro for tiro and prko for price Goodyear now gives you UP TO 25r,ionE SAFE MILEAGE! Rigorous tests on the Turnpike that never ends" prove that Goodyear Tires give you up to 25 more, safer mileage, even on the turnpikes. If !'ou re in the market for stronger, safer tires at ower cost, don't accept less than Goodyear tires. They're built with phenomenal new rubbers, chemicals and cords, and "Turnpike-Proved" for your driving peace of mind. Terms as low as $1.25 a week! MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINO FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY HTPPJTEB uhere they had pent the week. Ida Miller of Portland was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Lewis lIahorcn and family. Mr and Mrs Dallas Shockley were ht to a fercwell party In honor of Mr and Mra Don Oim scheld on Saturday evening. Guetits were Mr and Mrs Robert DeSpaln, Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson, and Mr and Mrs Arnle Hodman. Mr and Mrs Joe Haus- er and Mrs Walter Corley stop ped by during the evening. aenre of Rov Rydjiren. Rev and Mrs Zler and family are vUitlng friend In this vicinity. Mr and Mr Raymond Lundell and Cherj ie drove Rev John Ryd- gren and Karen Lundell to Portland Hopped at the Eubanks home on Sunday after vacation- Ine In Canada. Mr Ida Coleman. Mr and Mrs Rodney Crawford Jr and family, Mr Richard Ekitrom and Vickie. Mr and Mm Clyde Craw for J and family. Mr and Mr Wallace Caarsland and Mr and Mrs Jack Healy and family and Mr nd Mrs Len Ray Schwarz of Ileppner pent Sunday In the mountains. Mr and Mr Roy Undstrom and family are visiting relatives In Portland. 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