lone Rebehahs and Grange Install Officers
By LORRAINE BALL
DotM to ltrombn
Jan. I Riild at lon Tepit
Club t CoMr'i ThUlti
will meot.
Jan. 14 loo at Pilot Rock.
Jan. Twn Team Mrry G-
Round (here).
Jan. It Lutheran Missionary
moottna et Tews.
Jan. 17 Legion Auxiliary, Mora-
ortt Gaartland's,
Jan. II Arnica Club. Shocktoy's.
Ian. SO Ion at Echo.
Jan. 31 'Jr. Auiclliarr.
Jon. 21 Stanfiela (here)
. . Vhrn tv Mr anJ Mrs- Robert Jjme Morgan tiHj h, h.
uts Hha er iA-Mh f.,ll.Mn i M- UU Halt. .U-r , iW, J,
Id um. the t.nn-r tt ftrfi ' tU Mr 4fu .f.. C. I. l.U-u ,t:.t.uUin! l w. ami Un rr l.i.-t
!,. ,r ihf IrvtlU!ln j.jj vmUit.. Mr and Mr - Un mfut 'M f r l!. r, ,!
r-.r.:.-?, Tr rt r. "! . , t . ,, , ,iv. xtr.hkM t-lnuihlf.
ana i arm
ir.e will r Jan
pot lurk tlinr.fr
2 follow Ir.c
at tuwn
lonp M artel nff the New War
with wwral lari:" function in
cluding the Grant -ri;ram on
Jan, K at ihf churth with ap
Mirnatly D) incmN-r fttteixl
Ing In n body. After M-n Ice, a
Joint pot luck dinnrr fur lone
and Lcxltifton wan hcl.l at the
hall. About CO jvojile were
prcint for the dinner. j
Installation wa held follow
ing the meeting and the follow
Ing Installed: Masters: lone,
Evelyn Hicks; Lexington. Bill
Smethurst; ovprswrs: lone, Alton
Varnell: Lexington. Melvln My
, er (who waa absent); lecturers
lone, Carolyn McCabe; Lexlng
ton. Francis Smouse; steward
lone. Wate Crawford; Lexington
Cecil Jones; assistant steward
lone. Lee Palmer; Lexington
Ralph Richards; chaplain: lone
Mable Crawford; Lexington
Pearl Devin; treasurer: lone,
Mary Lindsay; Lexington, Jean
Nelson (absent); secretary: lone,
Dot Halvorsen; Lexington. Helen
Nelson (absent); gate keeper:
lone, Alvln McCabe; Lexington,
Ted McMillan; Ceres: lone, Ma
ble Ring; Lexington, Nora Tur
ner; Pomona: lone, Mary Lun
dell; Lexington, Florence McMll
Ian; Flora: lone, Irene Dazell;
Lexington, Bertha Hunt; lady as
sistant steward: lone, Geneva
Palmer; Lexington, Laura Rich
ards; Ex. committee: lone. Earl
Morgan. Leo Crabtree, Marlon
Palmer; Lexington. Vernon Mun
kers and Karl Miller.
Installing officer was Mrs. Milo
Medlock of Spray who Is the
county deputy of Gilliam and
Wheeler counties. Mrs. Medlock
was assisted by Mrs. Ernest Hel
iker as installing marshall, Oscar
Lundell, emblem bearer and Mr.
Medlock, regalia bearer. Music
ians for the ceremony were Mrs.
Leo Crabtree and Mrs. Karl Mil
ler. After installation, Mrs. Hel
iker presented Leo Crabtree a
Past Masters pin. A film on Mex
ico, showing a grange tour, was'
Punrhk'iK" TVbrksh lodge
hi-S! their Itutjllati. n ivtrrmns
TliUtviav cvef lr.i?. with the f.
lt.wl.iij f.fti'i-r In. tailed noble
Cran.l. peulah Hnd. vie fraud.
Carol Morgan; wvreUr). Edith
Matthew; tfeurer. Mary Swan
mik w.ird.-n, Katherlr. Thorn;
conductor. Lucille Pietmann;
cli.nl -In, FKitne Ittetmann;
. rnuHlan. Cladv Ptak: lnld
eu.u!in. Ij-na Lundell; out
'oi.le cuardi in, Vtd.i HeliKer, rieht
and left t:; t N. CV. Helen
lVttJdm and Ann I.lndMrom;
lii-ii! jind left Kiipjxtrt to V. G,
Mable Rinff an t Tint Sw.inn;
richt and I. ft uport t chap
lain. Mable Crawford and
U.i Estcb; and Mr. P.ivld
nietmann wa chon decree
catitaln Intalllne officer
were: Katherlne Thorn. Ma
ble Ring. Ruth McCabe.
Ida Coleman. Ruby Robert.
Wate Crawford and June
O'Connor. Lucille and Elaine Rlet.
mann received a Senl of Per
fection from Mrs. Thorn, dis
trict deputy for their secret work.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. p. Rietmann. Mrs. Thorne,
Mrs. Pettyjohn. Mrs. M. Morgan
and Mrs. McCabe.
At the annual lone TV Co op
meeting Saturday evening a $40
credit refund to all persons own
ing an original $50 TV hookup
was announced. All hook ups
will now cost only $10 and they
will not be transferable. It was
also announced that the co-op
advises everyone who Is having
hook-up trouble to please call
Harold Snider. Elmer Holtz and
Edmond Brlstow were elected for
two year terms as directors. Roy
Llndstrom was re-elected for two
more years as vice president and
Lorraine Hams was elected secretary-treasurer
for a three year
term. Mable Cotter received the
rize of six months free TV;
Melvln Molina for four months;
and Pete Cannon received two
months free TV. Homemade pie
and coffee was served by the
senior class after the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. David McLeod
cro caued to Amity necause
the death of his step mother.
Mrs. Gertrude Grenfel McLeod
on Jan. 3. Mrs. McLeod has been
several months. She was
and Mnt Herb Hind
Mr. and Mr 11 R. inhiiffer tf
Cecil. Mr. Jvhn Clcrf and fuur
children cf Kittltan. Vh.. nd
Mi Ida Slot-hum if lleppner.
l;,..by U-e I Spin of Ion
w.u olo a tut.
Mr M-rt IV Spain enter
tallied th Uridii Club at her
home Thursday fvenlnt' Mr.
t en Hall received hith. Mr
Walt.r Jacolm and Mr, Robrrt
J.-i.m'ii tisl for low.
Mr. Ed PaM.-n of Cecil fav
a binlije party last week In honor
of Mrs John Cleif of Mttita who
U vtsltlnir friend and relative
her. Th cut list Included
Meodamea Norval Lane. E. I
iv halter. Herb Hynd. Henry
Krcb Jr . Gen Hall. Robert Jep
4n. Mr. R. lMTt Jcisen nvelvetl
hiah. Mi. Henry Krebb Jr. c
ond hlch and Mrs. Gen Hall
received low.
At th Twelfth Night Ceremony
last week. Rev. McKenzl gave
th Invocation. Hymns of Christ
ma were sung by the group,
led by Mr. Hedman. Mrs. Omar
Rietmann gave the history of
th observance of the Twelfth
Nh-lit and th Rev. McKenzle
picsented the story t the Magi.
Che benediction was led by Rev.
M.Kenzie In unison. Eldon Tuck
er nan cnarce oi ngnunc uie
fiie of the trees. Around 40 people
were on hand for the ceremonies.
Mrs. Phil Emert and Mrs. Ralph
Crum and Mrs. Omar Rietmann
were the committee. Cup cakes
were served.
Sunday. January 15. the lone
Town Team are sponsoring a
ill
buried near McMinnville.
basketball merry-go-round here.
The following games have been
scheduled: 12:30 p.m.. Redmond
vs Condon 2:30 lone vs Echo
o:30 loser vs loser 8:30 winner
vs winner.
January 8 the lone Town Team
played a league game with Fos
sil here. Final score was lone
79 Fossil 48. High point honors
went to Fulton ot tossii witn
21 points. Larry Prock, lone,
scored 1G for high honors.
Mrs. William Sechafer of
Boardman spent the weekend
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Corley. Billie Seehafer also ac
companied her. Billie returned to
h?r service duties on Sunday.
Margaret Gaarsland and Marg
aret Nichols were hostesses for
the pinochle party baturaay
Mr and Mi liar.lt v t.n
and John Jcpn returniM fr m
Portland and Seattle on Frblay
where they have been n hu-l.
nes.
Pu to an error, .i wasnt i.
ported In last wrk new that
Mr. and Mr. Don Prostrotn and
family of Monmouth pent
eral day recently with Mr and
Mr Cecil Thorn
Pav Barr.rtt 1 Walla Walla
spent Sunday witn m .uent
Mr. and Mr. Ray Harnett.
Jan, 11 th Lvlon Auvilluv
will mt at the h-ur. of Mi
Jo Gaarsland witti Mr, Gordon
Whit a co host Thl will be
th aoclal meeting
Mr. and Mr L'wl Ball re
ceived word from their son A B
Ellli Ball that h passe.l hi
test to enable him b go on to
school. H I now stationed at
Keener Air For Bae. Mis,
near Riloxl. Ellis will take up
air craft control and warning
operator schooling.
At the city round! ineetlng
Jan. 3. Charles O'Connor b.k
his oath of office a mayor. Roy
Llndstrom and Omar Rietmann
and Mrs. Howard Crow-ell also
took their oaths as muncllmcn
and recorder respectively. Mrs.
Cleo Drake was unable to at
tend to receive her oath. The
mayor and muncllmcn announ
ced that the city has purchased
enough new pipe to replace the
outmoded pin on main street.
Judy and. Johnnie Healy of
lleppner are staying with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs
Ted ralmateer, wniie their mo
ther, Mrs. Jack Healy Is recover
Ing from a foot Injury she re
cently received. A large piece
of concrete fell from a truck and
struck her foot. Although bruised
and sprained, she received no
broken bones.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Molina and
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thorne and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Lindsay, Jan. 2.
Bryce Keeno fell on Friday
evening while he was out feed
ing his livestock and cut his left
arm near the elbow. Mr. Keene
was taken to Heppner where the
doctor took nine stitches to close
the wound.
The council meeting of the
Valby Church waa -held Thurs-
i.i retnt ( l.'.c hulu i-f Hj .
!!.! l.ur.dr:t Couiullnun f.
(" i t U !;, Pmior Rjilirn.
(C..fail IWij;ti,!n, fVa lVtern.
i. h liter..!!, U uU CfliU.n, Bill
i fc. rjfnom. C'atl f-ti?ti,.in, pav
jrak.r and Mr l.undell.
j Mr M h I r ll.dtf wrt
in portivn.t (ner h New Year
jwivkep.J.
j Mr. mil Mii M.rkham Baker
.vt-re h..i:..r-d guest f .r a fing
away party at the u m of Mr.
.irui Mf l.wi Hah. -run on
eeniH Iat w.vk. Guest In
dialed Mr, mid Mr lic-rhal
Tewns,.nd and Mr. tnd Mr Mar- I
I m Palmer, beside th hii..rees
and I h host nnd ln-t.s. Mr.
and Mr Baker I-ft tt an rx
tended trip to Calif, rnia to visit
Thuisday. Januoty 1L )$t4
titnf n and fam l), Mr. and
M- Pun Baker rd then U
s r. s-f a wtvW ii Arir-na
i Mr and !J Pavj.l Ra-trnann
jt.s H their n Wa r.e, Larr- Riet
finann and ll. b Hubbard ta H!n
t kiV iti t!.e t;'.n f. r Vi'.'.i
irna, wher l.atiy at;. I lii.h wiil
' reuni their baie traisiinij at
Frt Hd and Wayne wnt n
to Oakland wher h will l-a
fr Hawaii
Juli Rietmann bit t i.ir
Tuesday to return t Whitman
whrr h will continue her
ktudie.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ra Hur t nd
Mr and Mr. Ron Anderson and
family of Ai llngton pnt Sun-
MtffMCR OAZCTTCTIMtl
d. with Mi and Mr Bill Rlet
p;ar,n and fan.lly.
miul Mi. Ravniond Luintrll
tk ttulr diut.t.-r Karen t
l uftii in Jan. third wher ht
w;h tesi.H' J.er irtu.1! at th
I't.UflkilV
Hie p fu btiln- inrn MfV of-
car iii -.g a Lion Club In our
community. A meeting wa held
M-n.'.i) i.li-ht at Stefanr all
I urpi room. Gar Svvann hai
t-eii named president and Jim
Han. ill vice president.
Mr an t Mr. Richard Rea and
ii.iui;liU-f ar her staying with
the la-wl Halvorsen for an In
di Iinii time.
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