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I Ml Brity CUf. tirade h.-l,
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l.ii lilnion. Mrs I'tara lluri
Bus driver. Mr Ruby :i.-tu'-r. '
Mr Krwt J..hn.-n. C'rU :ih !
hart. O-ka, Mr Kuty crirt,
Mr JessI Scott and Jarit..r. :
Mead and Llnrsie Gilman i
Mr urn! Mm flrnry Martin and
daughter Margaret -nf Mn
day In Juhn day on lujn-s
Th"M of Monument In
John Pay Tuesday were May
nurd Hamilton, Mm Harry Sfoit
and Robert. Mr KImrr Mt!r..n.
Mr June Hutchison. Mr Karl
Lewis, Mr Ann Hlene. Mm Va
Richard. Roy Cork, Mr Cwt
Stunuiefleld and Georcla 1
and Dixie D. MIm Laura Lc
Shank, Tonle Young. Mr and Mr
Jack Cavender. Mr Melvln
Round and Mr and Mr Ed
Round.
Mr and Mr Richard Martin
and children apent Monday vl
Itlng In PrlnevlIIe.
Out of town people at the
Martln-Wllllama wedding last
Sunday were. Mr and Mr Clifton
Strom and 2 children, hugcne;
Mr Bernlce DcWesae. Mr and
Mr BUI Smith. Salem; Mr
Harry Pearaon. Sister: Mr Mel
Crawford, Mri Frank BHzold. Mrs
Al Applegate, Mr and Mr Ansll
Martin and two ons. Mr and Mr
Jim Durbln and 2 daughters,
PrlnevlIIe; Clair Francher, Grcsh
am; Bert Allbrltton, John Tyler,
Klamath Falls; Mr and Mrs
Frank Raines. Mr and Mrs Dick
Fluhardy and children. Pasco;
Mr and Mrs Tunis Rounds, Long
Creek; Miss Tonie Young. Miss
Sally Young. Las Vegas, Nevada.
I Mrs Owen Smith left Tuesday
for Whlteflsh. Montana to attend
the services of her father, Ralph
Paine, who passed away Mon
day. Miss Margaret Martin is
taking care of the children dur
Ing Dottle's absence.
Mrs June Hutchison received
Word Monday evening that her
father, Joe Whltaker. had sur
gery on his eyes at the Twin
Falls, Idaho hospital. He Is re
ported to be coming along fine.
Verne McCarty hauled lambs
outside Tuesday evening for the
Cottonwood bunch. '
L L Flowers drove to Fossil
Sunday where he bought some
sheep.
There were 31 In all gathered
at the George Capon home Sun
day, Aug 14. Mr and Mrs George
Roblson and two girls of Los
Angeles, Mrs Trella Boggs and
2 sons, Tillamook; Gary Couture
and son, Mr and Mrs Jack
ntttHt. GAZETTE TIMES. Tbider. Aft SI IU0 f urned to at! 30 jxwjU.j1
. ., , ..I ylt 'HtUt S!H and
jdatMrf p.rtara f ive betn re-j
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COMMUNICATIONS BISTORT was nod August 13 wbta a cbmm9
taped by frident EiMBhewer ra at coast-tacoatt via as
artificial taith atUit. A ahawa la thU ortura sketch. tb
nMig was tent from Jt fropultioa Laboraterf (at Ult) ia
Calilomla. Th high froquancy mlrrowavo bouncod off the
100-foot dtamotor ftattllito 1000 mil abort th oarth. and wot
rciod at tbo Belt Tolephooo LaboratortM at HolndoL Now
JtY- The spaco commuDtcatioas tvporlmont known as Projoct
Echo, i a Joint venture of tho National Aeronautics and Spaco
Administration. Boll TeUphono Labor a tori and tho Jtt Propul
Ion Labofatorr Since tbo first nosaago was sent, two way phone
convoroationa bavo boon successfully relayed via tbo Echo oat!
lit botwota Now Jemy and California.
Couture and daughter Peggy,
Fuil; Mr and Mr Ned Sweek
and two sons, Heppnrr; Mrs Bell
Neal, KImberly; Mm Autumn
Ann Slngler and children. Fossil;
Mr and Mrs Jack Forrest and
children. Top; Mrs Dt-lsla Sweek.
Mr and Mrs Mead Gilman, Jr
and family came In from Seattle.
Wash Tuesday evening to visit
his folks. Mr and Mrs Mead Gil-
man.
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams
drove Mr and Mrs Charles Wll-I
Hams to Tendleton Thursday
night to catch the 3am train
for his training camp In Miss
issippi. Mr and Mrs George Capon. Mrs
Delsla Sweek drove to Fossil
Tuesday to attend a Sweek fam
ily dinner at the Jack Couture
home.
Mrs John Covington and son
and Mrs Thelma Williams drove
Mrs Barbara McDonald and 3
daughters to Bend Friday to
catch the plane back to their
home near San Jose, Calif, after
they had spent two weeks here
visiting her folks and attending
her brother Charles William's
wedding.
Mrs Kate Enright, Rkhard
Martin, Timmy Jewel and the 3
girls of Bob and Isabelle Neel
won the prizes at the costume
dance Saturday night, which was
ponsored by the American Leg-
Ion and Auxiliary of Monument.
Mrs Mary Llppert and child
ren were in for a weekend from
Milton-Freewater.
Mr and Mrs Richard Drees and
IW .- they aurt Mr
j t mm tHri-J ! hmd twrii )
t.:i:i.tf in Indian and she 19
I u t la LrMlifiturt HUM I hem.
I on Sunday a family reunion
J.4 ihf Mrat-all family was held
iat dull I'Miri In tho mountain
jTh'M ivit f'r in affair were:
Mf Um t'lske and thildrrn of
V tiiitu-r. Cat. Mr and Mr B-b-'ble
Jitratfall and family tf Al-
taiy. Mr and Mra Fmery Burn
j1 of icray. Mr and Mr Jack
Siiic.it and family of Kinrua. Mr
and Mr Wilbur Straj;all and
rhlldien Jimmir and Bartara. Mr
and Mr B--r Meagall and m.
Mr and Mr Cifgo 5(eagll and
family, and Mr and Mr O U
HtmUng and granddaughter
Ula Smith of Lexington.
Mr and Mr Bobble Stragall
and family of Albany, and Mr
and Mr Hurt Breeding and n
Floyd and Fred. Stanfleld and
Alleen Field and 2 children
were visitor at the O G Breed
Ing home Saturday.
Mr and Mr Claire Marvel! and
daughter vlnlted lant week at the
home of her parents. Mr and
Mr II Green taking home their
daughter. Dlanne who had been
visiting her grandparents.
Rev Walter Smith was a vis
itor In Wallowa on Sunday where
he preached at the First Christ
ian church In Wallowa. Mrs
Smith was unable to attend as
their daughter Marlene was I1L
Mr and Mra T E Messenger
of Mitchell have been recent
callers In Lexington at the home
of their daughters and families,
Mr and Mrs Carl M Marquardt
and Mr and Mrs Bill B Mar
quardt
Geraldine Swaggart of Hep
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Lexington News
By DELPHA JONES
Mr and Mrs Ken Marshall have
returned home after a weekend
spent at Mt Adams where they
enjoyed some huckleberry picking.
Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra
have had as their recent guests
their son and family. Mr and u vslt, th weok wltn
Him Tiftlf fi'I f arra .f Prtrt 1 nf
I'tia f u v. r a a ta i i s Jt i wkihiiu. fliarlinA TrirtAS
iiu-ir sun ivrn uno n iwen m.M , Dftiirt i.
a patient In Longvlew General
hosoltal recuperating from re
Mr and Mrs Lee Coulter of major surgery. Mrs Broad
Baker were visitors last week iey is a sster of J F McMillan
at the W E McMillan home. 'and Mrs Earl Warner.
Mr and Mrs henneTti Kiinger, Mr and Mrs Bill Nichols and
and boys have been enjoying a family were recent guests at Lost
vacation In the mountains near. take with Mr and Mrs Georee
Bena, Oregon. E r n.n an(j amily.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones and
visiting his grandparents return
ed home with them.
Local News In Brief
Mr and Mrs Len Gilman and
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children visited last week at tho
Claude Morcau home in Sjxkane.
and with Mrs Nellie Johnson of.
Chewejah. Mrs Johnson is a for-
mir I-pvlnffim rfIHrnt Thou I
also spent a couple of days at Brcnt ot Long Beach California
PendOriclle Lake where they arc spading two weeks visiting
were guests of Mr and Mrs Wll- with Mrs Gilman s parents, Mr
ium J vanwinwi rnrfh and Mrs Harlan McCurdy. Sr and
JonM rpm.in f thP lakp for Mr Gilman's mother. Mrs Walter
a weeks stav. He and tho Van. i unman.
Winkle familv i-Ptiirnivt Sunav I M ana Mr Martm oyer OI
Miss Maureen Groves, bride-' "v. -ttUl
elect of Oliver Devlns was hon-inorsen 01 &an Jose are vlslun8
ored last Tuesday night with alth,s week wlth Francls Doherty,
shower at the IOOF hall. Games wrs UP"ruue
were Dlavpd and IovpIv rpfrpsh. i stives.
mnt rvpH nffr ho h,M. n Mr and Mrs T Fox of Portland
be, opened her many lovely and were v'siti"g Mr and Mrs Paul
useful gifts. There were about "vcl "reu-
35 DeoDle Dresent. Hostesses for . orougni jonnny ana iviarK is.oe-
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the affair were Mrs Jerry Dough
erty, Mrs Bob Steagall and Mrs
Kenneth Turner.
Mrs Johnnie Ledbetter and Mrs
Eldon Padberg entertained with
a bridal shower honoring Miss
Nadlne Waddill, bride-elect of
Donald Hunt. The shower held
In the Lexington city hall was
a social hour. After the bride-
to-be opened her many lovely
and useful gifts refreshments
nig, who had been visiting them,
back home. Mrs Fox is Mr Koe
nlg's sister.
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Nitrogen on fall-seeded grains means bonus grazing this
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gives greater carrying capacity this fall and again next spring.
Nitrogen enables the sturdier plants to make better use of
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three children returned home
Monday after spending 3i
weeks back east and In New
York where they had lived.
Mrs Bell Neal and Mrs Isabelle
Neel drove to Heppner Friday
to attend the services of Howard
R Evans.
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