Heppner gazette-times., June 22, 1961, Page 10, Image 10

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Lexington Folks Busy
With Summer Activities
ly CCLTHA JOKES
Itrv. and Mr. Walter Smith
and children. Mr. and Mr. Carl
Marquardt and children. Mr. and
Mr. Hill B. Manjuardl and ehUd
ren. Mr. and Mr. Joe Yocum
and children. Mr. and Mr. Jerry
Umnpr nd children. Carroll
MrMtngrr cf Ixtncton and Mr.
nd Mr. T. H Mecrcr Sr.
(.( Mitchell and Mr. and Mr.
T K. Miwnr". Jf- '"V
mUton were visitor at Hal Rock
on Sunday where they all en
joyed an afternoon t,t boating
following plle In the park.
Mr. W. I. Miller and $on Earl
were week end caller at the
C C Jone home.
Oiarleno Jone of Portland
was wek end visitor of her
parent. Mr. and Mr, C . JonM
and Clcnn Eatrh of Portland
wa a week-end visitor at the
Car Leyva home. Ml Jone. Mr.
Eatth. Mr. Miller and on. Mr.
Georpe Irvln and children i
Winston, and Mr. and Mr. C. C.
Jone. and on Kenneth were all
dinner Euest Sunday of Mr.
W. K. McMillan.
Mr. and Mr. Pete McMWn
and children of Grand Ronde
were week end visitor at the
home of his mother. Mr. Fran
re McMillan.
Mr. and Mr. Harlan Gentry
and children spent Sunday In
the mountain and were then
curat of her mother and family.
Mr. and Mr. Verlin Matthew,
at a barbecue dinner In Hcppner.
Mr. Gar Leyva and Mr. Bcr
niece Wlhlon were Portland vis
itor a couple of days thl week,
rtra Deportment CaUed
The U'xinRton fire department
waa called Monday morning to
an extensive grass fire near the
Joe Yocum and Cossltt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwrad Hunt
have been recent callers In Ta
coma, Wash.
Citizen of Lexington were
deeply grieved to hear of the
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tlng of a Ion time reilrnt.
Burton Prtk. Irlday of ll
New Member Welcomed
Holly Itebekah Mi1' nd I
It regular wlun on Thurday
rdht with the N. G. Bertha Hunt
1.11.. viinuirt t.f rrexlou
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meeting were read and approved
and card ent the wtn mrmnn.
r.i..t. i.iiux uas appointed
chairman for community service
and It wa announces in
publicity committee would care
for the good of the order scrap
book until fall. At thl time the
convention chairman. Dimple
Munker. gve an outline of her
program for fall, and Holly lodge
agreed to do the memorial. Card
are to be. ent those still owing
due, and accepting donations
for the repair on the hall was
discussed. Mr. Hilda Yocum
ilgned the register and we wel
comed her a a transfer member
. l Wsro. At thl
irom man"" -
time Hilda Yocum was appointed
and duly Installed as warden,
a thl office was left open due
to the fact that me waruirn.
Margaret Mchols had moved to
lone. Following the meeting, re
freshments were served by the
refreshment committee In the
dining room. There were 12 mem
bers present.
Mr A. F. Majeske motored to
Portland and Maupin last week,
taking her grandson
f..ni in his home after a visit
here with hi grandparents.
Marvin Way motored io
Coldendale, Wn. Sunday taking
Norma Butler to her home there
after a visit at the Frank Rob
inson home. Frankle Robinson
and David Coojkt accompanied
him and will stay for a week's
visit.
Recent guests at the L. E. Ruhl
homo were her uncle. Mont Bun
dy of Rainier and daughter, Lola
Gulker of St. Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan
son of Portland, formerly Ruth
Garrett of Lexington were Lex
ington callers one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mess of Rose
burg, parents of Mrs. Gene Cuts
forth, have returned to their
home after visiting their son and
fomiiv Diana and Tom Cuts-
forth returned home with them
for a visit.
Hugo Leyva of Portland visited
Friday night at tne nome m n
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar Ley
va. Mrs. Greg Leyva spent several
days last week in Portland visit
ing her husband who is attend
ing school there, and with a
sister Deanna Steagall who
makes her home there.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ruhle have
been notified of the death of
Mrs. Ruhl's uncle, Hays Stock
ard, of Pendleton.
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Cutfurth c.btn In H w
lain was the Sunday of
a family get t'rrther and lcnle.
Thok prnwnt for tni wx.loft
ere; Mr. and Mr. Gene Cut.,
forth and family. Mr and Mr
lilt Cutkfith and family. Mr
and M:. Kenneth CuMonh and
family. Mr. and M. Bob Kil
kenny and family. Mr. and Mr,
i... -.,if,,rih and family, Mr
nd Mr. Jim Crham. Alta Cuts
forth and Nell Jrr. and Mr.
and Mr. Armln Wlhlon. Wal
teldent and Mr and Mr Dick
7.1 1 a of Condon.
Mi L. II Ruhl mutoic! to
r..'n.iiiiin t,n Friday where he
met her brother Hb Grey of
Mill City vkho wa here to attend
the Grlffen Grey wedding In
Hcppner. Alo present at me
Ruhl for tne weuuina
mother. Mabel Grey and dugh-
ter Horence of HermUton.
Trovala To Europe
Ml Fern Bontuu wno im
il run A a Morrow county
teacher 1 leaving June 30th from
New York via the ship America
tnr n lpht weeks tour of Eur
ope. Tle countries which Mis
... . j ..1. la .a
Bunnell I planning a nn -.
Ireland. Scotland, Sweden. Eng
land. Norway. Denmark. Switzer
land and France. She leave from
Spokane on Sunday on tne nrsi
lap of her trip. When she re
turn she will make her home
In Elma. Wn.. where sue i- en
gaged to teach the first grade,
nitk and Johnnie Wallace mo
tored to Lexington Monday bring
ing their brother. Oene nome
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Two Climb Hood
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Abi.m and Robert Jcpn. lene.
t::n.U4 tl.a cuttJ l"r ' Mt
Houd Jane 3
The to men are member of
the Mtumu cUmoing club. Tt
-rnt wat the graduation climb
f.r a group cf rer club mem-ln-rt
who have been taking
rlimt'ing Jfntrucilon,
Tlie group i t about HO stayed
at the Majama I.!. Friday
nliht and Marled the climb at
1 a m.. returning to the bae
camp late Saturday afternoon.
Both local men had cllmb.-d
Hool previously.
from a visit In l'aco. The three
boy are Ultlng their father
Hermann Wallace and family.
Lorry Henderson Home
Larry Henderson ho has
tn-en attending basic training In
Fort Ord. Calif, arrived at the
homo of hi parent. Mr. and
Mr. Alonro Henderson for a
short visit before returning to
Fort Leonardwood. Mo., where he
will be stationed.
Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Peck that
their son Keith has recently ar
rived In Korea where ho will e
stationed for some time.
Mis. I- E. Ruhl and son Dick
who Is home for the summer
from school xlslted o couple of
days with another son and wife.
Mr. ami Mrs. Skip Ruhl In Cor-
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Electric living means modern living to thousands
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ST MTlUCrS CHURCH
Hcppner
liev Raymond Beard
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Charle V Kno. minister
Sunday. June 25
Bible school. 9:43 a. m.
Worship sen Ice 11:00 a. m.
Potluck dinner at noon, follow
ed by annual business meeting,
mer worship hour will begin at
Starting Sunday. July 2. um
9.00 a. m.. followed by Bible
school classes at 9:43 a. m.
CHURCH Or THE NAZARENE
Robert Whybrew, pastor
Sunday school 10 a m.
Worship 11 a m.
Nazarcne young peoples soc
iety 7:00 p m.
Evening aenlce, 7:30 p m,
f..tin(T in Seventh Dav Ad
vent 1st church. Everyone wel
come
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all lAurrr ihscofal
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Te Rev. C. Brui Socncef, Red or
Holy Communion oauy (ecept
Wond.)) 7.30 A. M Uaisyt
7:30 and 10 A. M.
ASSLMBLT Of GOD CBURCJI
Homer Wolflrgton. pastor
Sunday thooL 9:43 a m.
Mrnlng worship. 11:00 a m.
JVenlng service 7:00 p m.
Thursday evening, family aer-NU-e.
7:30.
Sunday Masses, 6:30 and 10.
a m.
Weekday M , 7:30 a m.
ST WILLIAMS CHURCH
lone
Rev Raymond Beard
Sunday Masse. 8:15 a m.
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Alfalfa Street
Worship sen Ice. 11:00 a m.
Sunday achooL 9:43 a m. -
LEXINGTON CHURCH OT
CKBiST
Walter Smith, pastor
Sunday school 10.00 a m.
Worship 11:00 a m.
ione coMMUNrrr church
Rev. Rod MacKenzle, pastor
Church School Service. 9:45.
Morning Worship 11:00
Choir Practice every Tuea. at
8:00 P. M.
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EfTeleviiion flighting
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Sf lron-2 0EIlHc Clock-2
EfRooster Record Ployen-2
EfVacuum Cleanen-2 Exterior Ughfing
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Bev Austin McGhee. Pasb
Morning worship. 9:00 a. ro.
Church achooL 10 00 a. in.
CHURCH Of JESUS OWJST
Or LATTtR DAT SAINTS
AxBesiccoa Leto Hell
Ralph J Richard. Br. President
Priesthood meeting. 8:30 a. m.
Sunday School at 10:30 a. m.
Sacrament Service at 11:30.
SEVENTH-DAT AOVXNTUT
David Bauer. Peal or
Saturday service
Sabbath school. 9:30 A M.
Church service. 11:00 A M.
"Ouiet Hour" radio broadcast
over KGO every Sunday. 8 PM.
Volet of Prophecy raaio broaa
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