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Mr. and Mrs. TH palmateer
anJ family jrnt the weekend
In Portland where their mn Hon
had dentil uirk done.
Mr. ami Mr. Ray llrlmbltfner
antl Tim UHrd Linda llelmblff
ner In Kugrne during the wttk
end.
The trat hers of th lone Grade
and Ill'h arhittl attended Trach
en Votkhti In B-ker Monday.
Waller Jacobs ta a tient In
the Good Samaritan hospital In
roniami following major aur
E-ry.
Mra. Krancla Connor and chll
lren of Pilot Rock were weekend
curt of Mr. and Mra. Hay Boyre
ana ramiiy.
The Naomi Circle met at the
home of Mm Clyde Crawford,
Sept. 2H. Mra. Wallace Caara
land waa co hostess. Thirteen
memlera were present Mra. Rod
MarKenzle reported on the work
shop In The Dalle.
Fayne Ely and several frienda
from Portland stopped while
they were on their way hunting,
By rAcwe cMwroo
.n.i ii.ift kU Latent. Mr
Mr. Franklin Hy.
Mr. and Mra. Taul T nd
children and An Ma Swanawn
rrturnrd home Tu-dy evenln
from Seanie. While In Seattle
0,e- attended the wedding of
Joan Tew. Mr. Swanaon mm
vUlted her nlH. Mra. Jdmer
Mr and Mm. F-dmund Brlaiow i Anliu
vUJted relatlvea In Baker hun
day. Mr. and Mr. Earl Wrlfiht
nir returned home with
them to vUlt at the BrUtow home j
and al Mra. Ida uraDiii.
Mr and Mra. Walter Dobyna
returned home Monday from a
huntlnir trip at Monument, rney
aUo visited a nephew. Mr. and
Mr. rrteraon wnue wcy
were there.
Mr. and Mm. Donald Eubankt
. - . r. fsr.
and family nave nwvcu m -gan.
m M. F. Leathers and chil
dren of Pendleton were visiting
In lone during tha weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter iwoyrot
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r Hum! iintly from visiting
at flown with Mr. ar.4 Mra.
Nuel pubyr.a and at Eugrna with
Mr. and Mi Tad Hardcty and
fmlly.
Gary B)fd f Fet Crve and
tk.n fill tit I nland wrre week.
anj ri.J guests cf Mr. an! M'
lrke.
A Surptl Tra Cup Fatty was
held In honor of Mra Cleo trak
at her horn Monday. Cuet
.(rwnt wrr. Mr. 1. It Lun
dell, Mr Fldon Tucker, Mrs.
Flmo McMillan. Mary Swanaon.
Anna Llndtrr.m. Mra- Ry Llnd-
nmm. Mrs. Car Swanaon. Mra. I
Swanaon, Mra. Ocar
Lundell.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McMillan
of Salem are vUltlnf Mrs. Mary
Swanaon. Mr. McMillan also
spent aome time hunting In the
mountains. I
Mrs. Dr inter Crawford and
daughters and Franklin Ely;
were In The Dallea Monday,
where Marlene Crawford had,
dental work done. I
Mr. and Mra. Joe Haunter and .
family were visiting friends In)
Pendleton Saturday. I
Ths Bridge club met at the
home of Mrs. Robert DeSpain
Friday evening. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Ray Boyce, high; Mrs.
Charles Hudson, second high;
and Mrs. Deimer Crawford low.!
Other guests were Mrs. Dallas
Shockley. Mrs. .Arnle Hetiman,
Mrs. Walter Jacobs, and Mrs..
Gene Hall.
Mrs. Edison Morgan Is a pat
lent In the Pioneer Memorial hos
pital. Mrs. A don Hamlett and chil
dren of Frultland, Idaho were
weekend guests of Mary Swan-son.
mi toftmir
Kampide is inclined to save work
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uul mm rlnla kinMi aMclnadiiif una
th Chrrrelrt Corir M light-duly Irurl affers
eeonnmiral operation, low Joadm height, easy
handling and lar(t cargo spare for ita atte. It la
powered by the rrar-mounted fO ha, air-cooled
tortair rncina for low oprntinf rota. On a Si
Inch whrrlbate, it has a loading height of II
inches at th aide gst and 2&3 inches at th rrar.
Kenneth Lundell returned to
his home In Oakland. Calif, after
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Lundell.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn
Jr.. returned home this weekend
from their honeymoon which
they spent at the coast and also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Drake In Tillamook and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Tierce In Redmond.
Mrs. Beulah Lundell Is a pa
tient In the Providence hospital
In Portland following major sur
gery. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Lundell and Cheryle are In Port
land with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thome re
turned recently from visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C Ransler
at Vale and also visiting rela
tives at Caldwell. Idaho.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon White were Mr. and
Mrs. O. S. Sniffer of Vernonla,
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Foote of
Canby. Mrs. Sylvia Qulnton of
Lyle, Wash., Mrs. Hazel Richard
son of Portland. Bill Walters of
Portland and Tom White of
Athena. The men all enjoyed
some hunting In the mountains.
Mrs. Bill RJetmnnn gave a
birthday party Friday afternoon
to honor her son, Mark's fourth
birthday. Guests were Ann and
MUkey oktn, Herble. Cindy,
and Jan Ekstrom, Allen and
Jimmy HuUm. Omit Craw
ford. Dale McLeod. ,Nell and
Tummy friwford. Paul and Jue
Peterson. Phillip and Clinton
Carlson, John Kletmann. Ten a
Stefan!, and David Andervon
Mothers and other guemts present
were M Ry HuUt oad hm.
, P.w Arn!-rcn of Arlington. Mra.
DnaM IVteron. Mrs. Robert
; Hletinmn, Mm Louis Carlton,
, Mrs, Vie Rletmann, and Mrs,
! RotM-rt Hokklnt, The party was
held In a Fire Engine Theme,
The cake was made and decor
j a't'd as a Fire Engine,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Rletmann
and sons were vUlttng relatives
in La Grande Sunday,
Mrs. Arthur Dalzell and Mrs.
Ettith MeCIInlock of Condon are
lentlng a few days In Port
land.
Mrs. Clyde Crawford and chil
Iren, Mrs. Wallace Gaarsland
and Marianne Williams visited
in Condon Sunday with their
rrandmthers, Florence Dalzell
and Fdith McClintock.
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