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UtttHl CAtETTt T1MEI. Thursday. Hoy It 11 on(? Garden Club . - . . ....! I Elects Officers Additional iociai and uud News Rhea Creek Unit Elects Officers The like Ctcvk extension unit held in monthly meeting on May 4. starting t 10.30 a m. The buInr ni Pet I ni: was held, wlih election ut officers as the main part if the meeting The officers of the coming year are: chairman. Martens licrgstrum; vlre chairman, Beth Hark; secretary. Beverly Wright; treasurer. Pearl Wright; public Ity chairman, Muriel Palmer. After the business meeting a pot luck luncheon was served to 16 members. Following the lunch. Thelm Smithun-t and Evelyn Ferrcns rcsented tho project for thla month. Good Weight for Cood Health. They served several dishes for dieters to prove how taMy they could be. The group participated In de termining the correct amount of calorlea to consume thruout the day for each Individual to Jose weight It Is test to remember to main tain a nutritious diet as well as a low calorie diet, while losing weight. Frances Abrams Hosts Slumber Porty Frances Abrams, eleven year old daughter ff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abrams. entsrtalned friends at her borne Friday even ing. The young gurt dinner and a slumber party. GUI taking part were Kim Val entine. Jenny Blake. Dana Me- Ghee, Maralee Murray and I!uby Fulletun. AImi present were Rob bie, Mbby, and Mary Abrams. Tr.e I"re Gsrdrn Club met at the hm of Mrs Pale Ray on My 9 with Mrs, Francis 11 per a co hoti'ML The afternoon program was piefcented by Mrs. Walter Dob. ns. She gave a very Interesting talk on the preparing of one's garden and plants while vacationing, The roll call was answered by en loved Idea for Collecting grasses and weed b-r dry winter bouquets. New officers for the ensuing year are Mrs. Phil F.mert. presl dent; Mrs. Bill Raw-Una, vice president; Mrs. Flbe Akers, sec retary; Mm Edith Nkhonon. treasurer. Mrs. Kmert was elected dele gate to thi State Federation of Garden Cluba convention at Gearhait. June 22 through 21. A representative of the club will attend the meeting In June at Heppner, which will give fair Lexington I.O.O.F. Hall Scene Of Turner Foundation's Meeting r DtLFHA jonm Judy Brinda Feted With Bridal Shower A bridal shower for Judy Brin da was held at the tverett Kelthley home with Sandra booth demonstrations and In structlons. The next meeting will be a mountain tour for nature study on June 13. Jones, Sheryl Harris, and Shar on Kelthley as hostesses. Following the opening of the lovely gifts, the hostesses served cake, molded flower Ice cream nd punch to guests. The tabl was decorated with flowers and the punch bowl with dishes of mints and nuts situated bout the room. in (ONE LOIS' the opening of BEAUTY SHOP MASON'S m GENERAL STORE Call the operator of your choice: Thone 8-7234 TUESDAY LOIS WEDNESDAY GLENDA FRIDAY JO LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP H4PTIICIE EFFECTIVE APRIL 30, 1961 UNION PACIFIC'S CITY OF PORTLAND LEAVES PENDLETON 4:31 pm PROVIDING MORE CONVENIENT ARRIVAL FOR EASTBOUND PASSENGERS Arrive 11:50 PM IMPROVED RAIL SERVICE TO OGDEN, SALT LAKE, LAS VEGAS AND LOS ANGELES BOISE Arrive 6:35 AM OCDEN Arrive 8:00 AM SALT LAKE Arrive 7:00 PM LAS VEGAS Arrive s oo am LOS ANGELES Arrive 3:35 PM DENVER Arrive 1:40 AM OMAHA Arrive 10:15 AM CHICAGO Arrive 8:05 AM (VIA OCNVIK Arrive 1:20 PM (VIA DINVl KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS Minor changes In wstlbosnd sentduls. Consult your local sgtnt UNION PACIFIC Mrs. Kellogg Feted At Farewell Party A farewell card party was held May 12 at tho home of Mrs. Matt Hughes in honor of Mrs. Nell Kellogg. Mrs. Kellogg and her daughter. Mlchele, are leaving Saturday to join her husband In Bremerhavcn, Germany, where he Is stationed with the Marines. Guests present were Mrs. Jer ry Buschke, Mrs. Tom Hamm, Mrs. Le n Ray Sehwarz, Mrs. Dick Robison, Mrs. Vern K. Evans, Mrs. Larry Simmons, Mrs. Del bert Piper, Mrs. Vern Viall, Mrs. Oliver Dovln, Mrs. John Molla- han, and Mrs. Vic Groshens, Jr. Winning high was Mrs. Kel logg, low Mrs. Simmons, and the pinochle went to Mrs. Schwar.z Mrs. Hughes, assisted by Mrs. Piper, served lemon angel pie and coffee to the guests. Th Lilian C Turner Foun anions annus! meeting was held on Saturday ulih a pot lurk dinner In the Lexington I OOF. hall after which a business meet ing wts held. One member was elected ti the board of directors. William J. VanWlnkle was re- elected chairman, and secretary, Mrs. Colleen Pad berg . Following this meeting. dance was held In th Lexing ton gym with Quaikenbush's or chestra providing the music. Muu-.n Day Ft-! and Ba- (aar. ruiluulng the Dunnes T.B. And Health Assn. Places Book In Library Monument Mrs, Hubert Attain reports the purthaed a book -Gentle Leg i- BT MARTHA MATTCSON it,..;.. a mi raT Vftiltn merting. the M..thers Day gifts ,,- ,,y p.Uhsrd Cartrr and j uida afnr.o. M I from the srrt sisters were given placed It In the Hefner Library " '"'., IT. i .t. and refreshments served, with ft,r public um- " N v W,U ? , J' Mrs. Catie radbrrs being remem- The book lut the Nati..u vol 1 ' '" rhur,"l r"n h-red with a birthday cake, untary health agencies, such as ThoM present were: Mrs. Catie March of Dime. Heart Fund. the i-ntin thru- Mr. and Mr Anll Martin and PadU-rg. Mrs. Annie Kern. Mrs. American Camrr .Wiety, and jihlMreii and gran.lih Mrri . Mrs. Ardeth Hunt. Mrs. Dimple Mun- Faster Seals, and tells where l he , ''' Matt-n tl ,,,u,ren; donation dollar l spent snd f.r ' i, u . uhat pur,,e, jv.Ut l;ld,rd Mattin h, U a patient at in yi. inwu'iij Lexington Grange held Its reg ular meeting on Saturday. Be fore the meeting the members were entertained by the music classes of Lexington, lleppner and lone. Ileppner'a gTuup had several solos, and a quartet under the direction of Miss Joyce Mesler, and Lexington had a group sing Ing of several numbers under the direction of Miss Maxlne Mun ford. The lone group had a folk dance by a group of youngsters and a clarinet trio, under the direction of Miss DcKlotz. Following this the regular business meeting was held with the master, Bill Smethurst. pre siding. At this time a report was given by Kenneth Smouse and Alvln Wagenblast on the bill 487, and a report by the Insur ance agent, Cecil Jones. Also at this time the charter was draped in honor of Ted McMillan, a de parted brother, and the position of gate keeper held by Mr. Mc MUIan was declared vacant. Following the meeting refresh ments were served In the base ment. Mrs. Wagenblast announ ced H.E.C. would be held Thurs- day at the Bertha Hunt home. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Installs New Officers Beta Omega Chapter of Ep silon Sigma Alpha held a ban quet dinner and Installation at the Ilermlston Elks club on Sat urday, May 13. Twenty-six mem bers and their husbands were in attendance from lone. A pledge ceremony in honor of Helen Lujan and a Jewel cere mony for Ida Lee Engelman were held following the dinner. Martha Peterson and Marilyn RIetmann were installing of ficers for the following: Presi dent, Mrs. Art Warren; vice-presi dent, Mrs. Robert Hosklns; re cording secretary, Mrs. Bob Peter son; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Charles Doherty; treasurer, Mrs. Don LInnell; and educat ional director, Mrs. Sam Craw ford. Susan Melby Has Birthday Party The Jolly Bluebirds honored Susan Melby on her ninth birth day with a party Thursday after noon. The girls played games before Susan opened her gifts and were served ice cream and cake. - Bluebirds present were Carolyn Bookman, Sue Griffith, Patricia Howell, Patricia Kelthley, Donna Mills, Ramona Phegley, Lynn Sawyer, Christine Taylor, Teresa Wright, and Judy Gentry. Kindergarten Picnic Set For May 26 The Civic League met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Phil Blakney to close out the year's work and plan the kindergarten picnic. The rummage sale netted the League over $100 to help further the kindergarten program. Plans were made for the kin dergarten picnic set for May 26, j the last day of school, at Cuts forth Park. The children will be picked up from the school room at 9:30 a.m. and taken to the park. Games are planned for the youngsters, with lunch at noon, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Garbor and family of Pendleton visited on Sunday at the Floyd Smith home. News has been received in Lexington by Dona Barnett of the death of Thomas Webb, hus band of the former Minnie Leach at Muskogee, Oklahoma. Mrs. Bill VanWlnkle entertain ed with a birthday dinner hon oring her husband on Friday of last week. Guests besides their family were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. VanWinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson were La Grande visitors this week end when they attended the Parents Week-end at E.O.C. Mrs. Ruby Colley, Mrs. Phyl iss Cole, and Mrs. Cherry Her mann were Walla Walla visitors one day last week. Mrs. Lorine Ledbetter and daughter Jeanette, and Mrs. Lois Hunt and daughter Jeannlne were Walla Walla visitors on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Winkle spent Sunday with a son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Winkle In Heppner. The Three-Links Club of the Holly Rebekah Lodge met on Thursday at the C. C. Jones home with Mrs. Armin Wihlon as hos tess. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, Mrs. La Verne Henderson. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and new busi ness was the planning of the kers. Mrs. Armin Wihlon. Mrs. Trannle Parker, Mrs. Cora War ner, Mrs. June Davidson. Mrs. Barbara Cutsfurth and Mrs. Del- pha Jones. The next meeting will children returned Saturday night be at the Annie heene home. I from Wasco where thev were Mrs. Ik.b Kilkenny entrrtaln- called by the death of Mr Vo ed last Thursday morning at her corn's grandmoihi-r home with a coffee hour for the Mr. and Mrs. Al.-no llt-nder cancer fund. Ltivi-lv taitries and son and family were Milton coffee were served Melba Miller. Freewster visitors Sunday. Mary Ann Ban lay. Barbara Cuts- Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Campbell forth. Janice Cutsforth. Sharon and Miss Dona Barnett and Mrs Cutsforth. Millie Rauch. Martha Trannle Parker were dinne Barak and Deloha Jones. guests of Mr. and Mrs Roger Mrs. Frank Barclay of Walla Campbell on Sunday. Walla visited last week with her son and famllv, Mr. and Mrs. Max Barclay. Mrs. esta Kilkenny was a Pendleton visitor last week. Mrs. W. E. McMillan and Mrs. A. F. Majeske went to Pendle ton on Sunday where they at tended the oenlng of the Re bekah and Odd Fellow conven tion, and attended the opening and flag raising of the 52nd Patriarchs Militant ceremony at At Sunday school mothers were honored wnn corsage with the following receiving Mrs. Cora Allyn and Mrs. May McCall as the oldest mothers, Mrs. McCall Is a patient In Pioneer Memorial hospital, and Mrs. Allyn was confined to her home from Injuries In a fall, awl their corsages were delivered to them. Mrs. Maio Hughes the youngest mother, Mrs. June Da vidson. the largest family. Mrs. wi f. iiiK Rena Marquardt the largest fam o..u,i ti. .......... ... v all n Sunday school, and Dollle A. Smith rim, r, it. wr. ana Jirs. u. dutuhik eneelnti Cimliif Ainn I rr talti Ua UIIUUT Ol' llllE nu I (11V . , I J mf-A rmmn X) pnt-ht o ra fid. President's dinner. Mrs. McMll- t."""- tan onrl Mr XfaWU unrt Mr. ne Cim-ry ouniMue 1.U...1- . j I , o F.. ratio r.Hhnr. o r mnmh.,.. f III OIIIUV UII , k v,fc " Ramona Smith had a birthday b I . . . o..l.. At U sm knmA Cam ..... ..v. frm YaUImn for th occas on n b nn not h nml lihn V nr n na I " r - - -- spent Sunday with Charlene slon .were.her, 8ra"dParen,s- Mr Jones In Portland. Hugo Leyva of Portland spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar Leyva. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Loney of Walla Walla visited at the Bar nett home Monday. Mrs. Bertha Hunt returned Sunday from Eugene where she pent the Mother's Week-end with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and son Jimmie spent bunuay in Portland at the Willard Martin home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Way of Wagontire spent the week end in Lexington visiting relatives and friends. Bobby Lee DeSpain of lone visited with Kenny Jones on FrI day night and Saturday. Mrs. Emma Peck and daugh ter Joyce returned home Thurs day from a trip to Springfield, Mo., where they attended the fu neral services of her father. Mr, Peck and two children, George and Kay, motored to Pendleton to meet them. Marlene Fetsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Fetsch, spent a couple of days last week in St, Anthony's hospital where she had surgery performed on her foot. Charles Lattourell of Cascade Locks visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Armin Wihlon on the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom and and Mrs. Marion Weinman Mrs. Clarence Hays and two daughters visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warner over Mother's day. Dally vacation Bible School at Lexington Christian church, will begin June 12 and run one week only. There will be two sessions each day and children are asked to bring sack lunches. P. W. Mahoney and Robert Ab rams were In Pendleton Tuesday evening on business. i, Hal. Mr Marty Otis Mi Thursday morning with truck load f rtHul lor Crt.w, Oregon where h. will mA hl lamny as uRn mIi.kiI i out. .Mr. and Mrs, F.lmer Matteson mad a busings trip to llepp-m-r Thursday and visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs lull Farra and son. Mm. Mary Llpj't' and sons were In Pendleton Saturday on buslru-t.il. A birthday dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cajnin's for Terry' Forrest on May mow prcsem were Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle Harris, and daughter. Oulda Cork. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Forrest. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forrest and children. Dei sla Sweek. Ida Slocum. the host and hostess George and Doris Capon. Mr. and Mrs. Karl bwet-K oi Rldgefleld. Wash., spent tho week end visiting here with their son Jack and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sweek and family of Heppner spent the week end here visiting his bro ther. Jack and her sister. Stella McCarty and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gilman and two sons of Condon visited Saturday evening and Sunday here at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mead Gilman. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnard came home April 30 from Pendle ton where they had spent the winter with their daughter, Rita King and son. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Matteson . . . . , ... and daugnter wanna oi auuras, Calif., came Friday night to visit the week end. Miss Martha is spending this week with her erandmother. Hinton and aunt 'Jessie Scott. I Mrs. Stella McCarty spent Sat urday in Heppner on business. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kelthley, daughters Sharon and Tricla, and Sandra Jones attended the wedding of Mildred Bristow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warmuth, and Joe Majors, In Portland on Sunday. NEW JiSjk DALT Ifpffc HOTELlisi B iiMMi.Uiift(iii'iiaii sV. 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