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Lex Church Group Plans Bazaar For November 18 iitrrntn gazette times. TUuixut. ttwbt i. mi gDQasgMgs i IT FATHICK'I CHURCH K-v Raymond Heard llrppnrr Sunday M . 30 and 10 a m. Weekday !. 7.30 rn IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. IUhI MtKriii. paior Church school wnlre. s 15 a. m.. thlldrrn la Junior high LFXISGTO.V Tin- Women IVII. vkkhlp group ff the L-.lng-Inn Christian thunh ml tn Tuday afternoon for thtir r-g. ular nun-ling with lit president June Davidson In chari of the meeting. The minute f the prevlou meeting wcr read and approval, rul rrexihdrnee from the MKlnl-y Indian Ml art li-lo MUG h..ui ih minx! mlnUtcr'a wwk Morning Worship regular M,-h i from Ot-f. H-13 at whlrh hedule. 11.00 a. tn. limn rotlrerl mlnUti-m Mill be honored. SjhtUI mulc ta U-Ing ALL SAINTS' EWSCOfAL i.lanni d fur the tsih of October CHURCH and a potluck dinner. The Rev. C Bruit? Soenrer, Jt.itor 1'lan for the fall bazaar and yy Communion oauy (except food aale wore discussed and the Mondays) 7:30 A. M.. Sundaya date was set for November 18. 7:30 and 10 A. M. Mra. May Campbell gavo the devotional which was on song I ASSEMBLY Of COD CHURCH writer and their lives, and why Homer Wulflngton, pantor ao many of our beautiful song , 3 were written. Many of thes wera f "fJf , . m aung with Joan Smith as pianist. Morn " w"'h'p' J1'00 Refreshments wore nerved later wn icT ' , t Tr.nnU P.rker. M.v Camn. Thursday evening, family aer bell. Frelda Majehke, Florence vcn ':3- McMillan, Joan Smith, Lola Breeding, Dollie Smith, Delpha Jones and June Davidson. The next meeting will be Dct. 17 at the church and plana for Mrs. Kffle Ritchie to BjH.'ak and show slides are being made. SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST David Bauer, Paator Saturday services Sabbath school, 9:30 A M. Church aervlce, 11:00 A M. "Quiet Hour" radio broadcaat -1 1 Lutheran Pastor O O I 'Attendf Conference -' II Rev. Kenneth Robinson, t, ( n 1 V.' I. 1 I ! r Mr. and Mrs. Keith Garber and over KGO every Sunday, 8 PM. children of Pendleton were vis itors at the Floyd Smith home on Sunday. Rnfr Klinkf kAfr Mr. and Mrs. Byres Deardorf Z ' ' , L of Prairie City visited his niece Set By RnCO Grange and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. C ... Jones, last week. While here they The annual booster night for were also visitors at the Henry Rhea Creek grange will be held Peterson ranch In lone. Saturday evening, September 23, Mrs. Cora Allyn la visiting for beginning with a potluck supper a few days at the home of her at 6;30 p. m. flaugnter ana iamny in wen- Fonowng the supper, a card atchee, Wn. nartv will be held and a door Mrs. Trannle Parker and Miss , w, f), ,ven ,t ,n the n m D.iaA a ttanlnl thai1 ... vunii iwmicu form of an "open house" to wel graveside services for Frank come newcomers to the com Parker In Walla Walla, on Sat-munlty and members to get re u ... - .. . , acquainted allU n. mojtons returned home Tuesday from the coast, where they enjoyed some Doctor Wagner on a business deep sea fishing. trlp f0 Montana over the week Kuuoipn Hunger 01 uermision i en(j was a Lexington visitor on Tues day. Word has been received In Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gorman who have been living at the O. W. Cutsforth ranch have moved to fXlnilt iTJJZ the Phillppl ranch near Arllng I- tf l..t I l'l hospital In Ilcrmlston following major surgery on Tuesday morn lng. Mrs. Jesse Henderson is visit ing her son and family, Mr. and O. W, Cut-forth accompanied Mrs- A'0"20 Henderson, from her VALST tUTHtHAri CHURCH lUv. Kniurth RublnMin, pator Wofiip and Suinl'y ahool evt-ry Sunday at t 00 a m. CHURCH Or JESUS CHRIST Or LATTER DAT SAINTS American Leqlo Hall lUlpli J liichar.U. H. I'rrl.Jenl piieotho'id miM'tinj?. 8 30 a. m Sunday .school st 10:) a. m. Su.t.imeiit Serke at 11 M. LEXINGTON CHURCH Or CHRIST Walter Smith. fja!or Sunday m h.i-il. 10 OO a m Wor-hlp 11 00 a m. CHURCH Or THE Jf AZARENE Rev. M. Carlton Sjrxr, Pastor Sunday ahoo 10 a m. Worship Ham. Najarene young peoples soc iety 7:00 p m. Lverdng service, 7:30 p m. Meeting in S'ventli Day Ad ventlM rhurch. Everyone vel come. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lona Rev. Chester Crlmmlns. Pastor Sunday services at 9:30 a. m. and 11:00 a. m. Sunday evening service at 7:301 AMONG THE many activities enjoyed by the St Alban's Acolyte and Server's guild of the All . m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Friday service, 7:30 p. m. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Kenneth Robinson, pastor Alfalfa Street Worship services, 11:00 a m. Sunday school, 9:45 m. ST WILLIAMS CHURCH lone Rev Raymond Beard Sunday Masses. 8:15 a m. Saint's EdUcodcI church is their rifla club. Tha boys were photographed one Sunday morn. lng with their rifles. Included in top photo are iironi row irom ten; nevea rran. .em nan. Terry Hutchina. David Cray. Steven Anderson. Timothy Loyd. Mark Labhart Eric Anderson. Jeff Turner. John Pfelifer. Dennis Warren. Second tow Clarence Hosewau oi tne aavtsory commmee. Stewart Cribble, Father Spencer. Chris Labhart Aaron Smith. Harold Cray. Danny McQuarrie. Alvln Ayres. David McBath. Jack Ray and Gordon Pratt also of the advisory committee. Three bovs who have served with exceptional regularity and "above and beyond all requirements" are those pictured below (from left) Gerald Bunch. Bruce Spencer, and Dan McQuarrie. (Top photo by G-T) Si1. Alban's Boys Lively, Active Group THE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Austin McGhee, Pastor Church school. 9:43 a. m. Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Charles V Knox, minister Morning worship at 11:00. Sunday School at 9:45. NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH. Heppner Annex, Fair Pavilion Lester Rltchey, Pastor 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship, we 7:30 p. m. Sunday evening ser vice. Ask a member of the St Al ban's Acolyte and Server's Guild what this All Saints' Episcopal for boys and young men is all about, and you may get an an swer something like this: "Well, it's sorta like this we try to practice Christianity by working for Christ and His church, being a good citizen, and taking time out of our dally lives to worship and serve, Father Spencer tells us we are Soldiers for Christ,' Just as St Alban was back in the early history of the church In England. Only he gave all of his life and e ve all we can to tne r5 -T) mm imwsmm church." Any boy from 9 to 17 years of ace who does not have a church home or family prefer ence Is eligible for this boys' club. They serve as altar boys, attend the Instruction classes, catechism training sessions, and regular meetings. All races and creeds are welcome. Holy bap tism Is the only requirement for admission to active participation. Regular church attendance and serving as scheduled are the other requirements. Within the guild Is the rifle team, headed by Gene Hall of Ruggs. The camping and cook outs are led by Father Spencer and the boys' choir is led by Gordon Pratt. An advisory council is provld Claude Buschke of Gilliam and Blsbee Hardware. A new survival and mountain climbing group is being organ ized by Abrams for St Alban's lads of 14 to 17 years of age. Further details will be announ ced at the first monthly meet ing of St. Alban's for the winter season on October 7. Funds for support are largely earned by the guild through pro ceeds derived from the St Al ban's spaghetti dinner through the efforts of Winn Crist and the lads. The Cowboy Bar-B-Q was also instrumental in lin ancially supporting the youth work through the efforts of the Episcopal Church Men. One anonymous Individual equipped the rifle team through a generous loan. Another anon ymous supporter supplies the groceries for the monthly break fasts, the first Saturday of each month at 10 a. m., and for cook outs. Others have donated time and transportation to and from their various activities St Alban's started four years ago with five boys. Since that time the group has grown to more than 30 with a staff of eight senior members. Present members are Charles Anderson, Eric Anderson, Steve Anderson, Mark Labhart, Chris Labhart, Timothy Loyd, Matthew Murray, Mark Murray, Jonathan Arthur Burkenblne, Thomas Drla coll, Neal Penland, Michael Crist, Stewart Grlbble, Gerald Bunch, and Gerald O'Malley. PLANNING A WEDDING. ANNI VERSARY, RECEPTION or special party? The Gazette Times carries all forms of soc ial announcements and Invi tations. Special orders filled promptly. Rev. Kennetn Kutiineon, pat- tor of Hup and Valby Lutheran churches recently attended the North Pacific District I'aitural conference held at lluldrn Vll ii uam Sept u troun it A week was spent In lecture armiioru, butlneas meUngi and wilder nets hiking at Huldm Vil lage, located In the Northern Cascade mountain at the head of Lake Chelan. The village, val ued at $1,750,000, was given by the Howe Sound Mining Co. to the Seattle Lutheran Bible Insti tute. The LB I, In turn, h given it to an inter y nodical non profit corporation formed to op. erate the village for Lutheran youth. About 130 pastor from Ore gon, Washington, Idaho and Alaska attended the conference at the fully-equipped. Swias-Al-pine style village. Mrs. Mabel Chaffee enjoyed family picnic at the Hat Rock state park on Saturday. Sru wig accompanied by Mrs. Katherln Smlthbauer. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Routh, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lashock and family, Mr. and Mrs. Berdell Morrow and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Routh and family of Kennewick, Wash. Ray Goaty, son of Mr. and Mr. Ed Gonty, recently Joined the Renton, Wn., police depart ment In the traffic division. He will attend a police academy for three month before taking over his duties. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Harm is ton, Oregon Ph. JO 7-66S1 On Rennkton-McNsiy Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hog Cattle Sheep .... Tuesday Wed., Thurs. 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During the past summer 21 boys and five staff members trekked to Lost Lake for the outing, equipped with two boats, built by Jack Loyd from kits provided by Kent Pratt, Alvin Ayres, Chris Brown, Timothy Driscoll, Robert Dobbs, Harold Gray, Stewart Cribble, David MacBath, Daniel McQuarrie, John Pfeiffer, Bruce Spencer, Bruce Thomson, Jeffrey Turner, Aaron Smith, Terry Hutchins, La Verne Van Marter, David Gray, and Michael Crist Graduating senior members and young men away from the community are Douglas Grlbble, INVENTORY CLEAN-UP Penney policy is to have new, fresh mer chandise in stock at all timesnot to carry merchandise from year to year or season to season. Listed below are just a few of the clean up items available Hurry, Shop Early STARTS FRIDAY, SEPT. 22nd I- . . c u CLEAT TfiR ES FR6B I fR I PLUS We'll mount tirei w-. for Poy 0,y $J ew on your cor at the yo(f tif$ ,n nofhinfl ,0 poy tW sign of snow cuf warhoul ',11 Nov. 1 on eotie.l . . 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