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THURSDAY, rptul 10
tMOfUiuUlk. WirlMI WbL
Seven VitU Here,
End 40-Year Absence
p,, ,uff M t Ulrfi
rw ttvtr.jr in i
lurfv.1 Irt llrlr ll.lt wlt to
revuii UirU S1 I afire an
lrtrm .( 4rt ! II ry f.Kir.4
W. t llf fieally af tr I but
a-f If fitir4 1 I t I t H
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Drake Anniversary
Planned for Sunday
IllrtnJ (! rlallr if f
Mf. V. tHtke ttf txtrniifl
an lri4il.iltri .t Ihr I
rn !illnj; hhUrrarv
li..f ia l Kikrn trt l -ir lir y
the lailM-ft f Ihf l;in CM tk
Iln fi..ti-n it !annl f f
Suiil4', S j'li-n.N-r l, ! !"
IWanri ltll l-li--n Ihr l.imM
of 2 Jl n. 5 ' m llir nrtj;
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MIL AND MRS. ROBERT . WILCOX
(McCurdr Studio)
Large Group of Relatives Gather
For Wilcox Anniversary in Portland
Two liuniUiil frtrmU n1 r-l
tlvm thirifl at I'lav llavin
narration rrtn In irll.mil n
ml fiii-illn tutiiorinit Mr. rtl
Mr. It H Wile.., former rent
ilenii of Mrrnw nuiitv. "n tlietr
UMh el"lmit anniversary.
Mr. Vllrix. Ihr former nhel
lkrln. uaii lhi lauj;hter f
Mr. an.l Mm. J'' Jj.kel.n. who
rami l Morrw cnunty with thf
hullilen i.f I hi railroad irarka
alonj: Willow Crwk l He.ner
later taklnj out a homestead
In I'lnrk I'anyon went of Lex
ington, and It km there ihc w
U.rn In 1KS7.
Rohi-rt WIItMX wan Unn on
thi family farm near Oakland,
iHevon. In 1K7J to Mr. and Mr.
Charles Wlleox and thU year the
farm. whlh wna ureha!wd In
IHi-t. n tM one of Oreuona
(Vntury Karma, having leen
contlnuoiiHly owned hy the Wll
enx family. Tle l-rewnt owner
la hla brother, (;orj;e Wilcox
and Mn.
Mr. Wilcox nerved In the 2nd
OreRon Company B volunteers
durlnir the nanUh American
War. wi'lnir wnice In the I'hll
Ippinea. After the war he at
tended Pacific University at
t f - K.kinrvtja Or.
quamted with John Lench of j Invitation Extended
Ix nrton and Henry liecket of - . ......
union were lorn ix children:
Mr. Fd iKval Hrosten of Ilo
Mile, Idaho, charl'-a of llermls
ton. Mr. John (IrriHi Crave
of ll.udmin, Claud of Jreham,
I-sti-r of llermKton. and Cllenn
of Portland. Their are H Krantl-i-hlhlren
an.l ID ereat-rand-rhiMreri.
all of whom were
present except three crand
children and four creat grand-rhlldren.
Other close relatives attend
ing wer. ulsters of Mrs. Wilcox:
Mrs. William Van Winkle of
lcxlneton. Mrs. Krnest Fred
rlcks4in and Mrs. Joe panlels of
Salem iinH lirolher of Mr. Wll-
-x. Ceorce Wilcox of Oakland,
aionir witn numerous nieces ami
nephews. Many former Morrow
county residents were al.to in
attendance.
The three-tier take was beaut
ifully decorated In yellow and
Mlver with large silver bells and
a silver ")" on ton. The grand-
hllrlnn ami crent ernmlchlld
ren took turns resldinK at the
riwniil fnvil. ln.n Inlfincr or
for the swimming kk1, baseball
toucn rooioaii an norwsno
with vlsitlm? Ixdmr the main e:
erclse for the rest of those
attendance.
Hcppner PTA Plans
Teachers' Reception
New liahrm In the 1jI
MhtNd district will l- rxtend-nJ a
nMial weh Mine from niuny
p.n. lit and teachers on Wed.ie .. j
lay Septemtier VI. when th'
lnvh M lnml rnulti puri-Hw riwtn j
will U' the Meiie of the annual;
leathers' reception, r.oted by thp i
lli ppner ITA I
The rsi ilon will iK'gin at j
K p. m and a program U ben.!
pKmnitl under the ilireHioii 'f
Forrest Burkenbine, ITA prest
dent
vt, ai.d ihrtr
liurl"s
fl . and M
Uilariii. HI
wltrs of ihe bf'Krrs and
f.utband .A Mr lUir.lilon.
In lh day t" by. th
f.tir wrri" trarrd In the Kurton
Valley iSItrit. Mrti'hr
llardman Ttey re to
take a trip thru'h utri t
Ullir..r tirl ie r ntHiUHsif
ihtir inn ! Jl-n t iu an
o.f friend. Mr r.ul Ki.ikm
lltrV particularly er4)ed
I'lnjf with Mr. Mr Carry
as(ins hrie. Iiavipjf rne t
m !..! with Mm
W bile many f ti e hu !ln-
In Ibipfwrr rhaivced. ihry id
that the rturthij was Jit 'he
.it,e Mr. and Mrs. Chmtcr
Mw'rve wrre rr.arrud In the
ctturt house.
ITie rroup ha t--n rn an
rsii-mled vacation trip and wrr
II d on the r I brd.re ar
riving here.
Need extra ch? -ll un-t"!
Items arund vour r le.
a Caette-Tlmet classified ad.
Vheeler Counfy
Fair Opens Today
Wl.rrlrr rourdy fair !!
i iriwkar I.Mi.i n (rl wnlf
y IMs srtk III !- irt rsii.ty
lh Ihe fair and iW- i peon 4
Ue fstrluhdA. liaMiL lljr
' i i,d .-.' U'iwgn
!.! t.-i. ,--j(cuitrr 7.
tu ijri.if j ir r if. Iir wi!l ts
Qmn Jn Orday fcnd lr
i-uM, ru-nM-s 1107 j.iynt
nil Vivian Minaa.t. ail A
i lay lirsi.'J niarhal 4 l p-ti
l hi l"t SumUy wiil be
Norton. Mitibell. affr. tl..r,ie,v
known a the "Hr4 .f Mit i. "
Afona the many s-vrr.ta Mt'h-
hi-Mtna this rra wt'm a
tU" nHty will t m4ny
f4i mhiuit. rle. rlrcus,
rupine rat'iri. I.o.e in one if'. I
eoi t-l. buktii . kft.
daf irg and many Mber attra
llr..
W bit-ler nd CUlSarri u-un'l. t
have l"0 !- f airviuv for tm-
ksr hunting and a favorite
I. hundrels of hurtters ra h
yrar during bird and dir
Kfl!er.t ammmolatlona are
In be fund In the area.
ItOLL TICKLTS for ale .In
ingli and double rolls, use
for drawings, admissions to
rvents. ;etteTimrs. llepp
n r. I'M. 76 tr.-A 37 Uc
UtttntM CAXtTTX TJMtl. Tasu4T. gf4smba 1 14
Wealherford Wins Tractor Driving
ti.ll Wratheifrd. Jr ut ll-pp-rwr
w'i lb ir annual tA
trtf 1I1 it in jf ce'rit U We-l-rvrMtay
at lb M -iriw etiuniy
fair, li'ft'ing a f-l4 i4 10 wn-
tr-!r.lL
tfm ,rif9 ml ft f r'. m tfv A hv
the M"rnw tounty Farm Hurrau
and 1 rtvr1 a attrariin at
fair I'lana mtm lirln mad
tj roriiiruie it rr 1 f vrar and lo
otn It al t 4 II club mrm
bt-rs.
Frark Osmln iT lleppner was
kenmd ar Manlry riauch u
lnnton was tt.ud in lb con
test. Judea wer fn Ma)esV
aiid lrvm lUtHh -i Jr'i'"
adterg Ma hlnery furnished
IK n,-iif and a manure aliiead-
rr was l.Minrd by Terry 1hmj.
tin. tn CuUforth hauled the
etjuipment to the fair,
Farm Bureau presented
troohy la Ih winner.
Let Ui Get Your
FURNACE REPAIR
WORK DONE
EARLY
Don't Let Cold Weather Catch You
M&R Co.
KpPor
Ph. ttt-Mll
Heppner Extension
Announces Meeting
It has been announced that
I here will be r.o Heppner Ho:n.
Kvtension Unit iniitings durir.f
th" month of Scptemgcr.
The f ir-t meeting Is slated U r
early In CVIoImt. the time and
place to be named at a lat.T
date.
is
in
Hi-noner. returning with them
to Kastern Oregon to work In
harvest In l!Kr. He remained to
teach school nt Social Ridge that
winter and durlne the summer
of attended nn engineer
ing whool In San Frnnclsi-o.
In the fall of 19'U) Mr. Wilcox
served ns principal of the I.ex
Ington Grade school and, seeing
the need for a high school there,
the ninth grade was started and
each succeeding year this class
was advanced until the full
four-year high school was estab
llnncd. He continued In educa
tion in Morrow and Klamath
county until his health prohib
ited his working Inside. After
farming for a number of years
he retired In 1945.
On August 17. 190-1. Robert B.
Wilcox and Ethel K. Eskelson
were mnrrled at the bride's
home at Lexington. To this
To Saturday Wedding
Marrlaue vows will be c:
changed between Diane Maiie
Fulleton. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rolce Fulleton. and Arcm
V. Ball, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs
Archie Ball, Sr., Saturday moip
inc. September 5, at the Firs
Christian church, at 10:00 a. ui
Hie coudIb extends a cordia
Invitation to their many friends
In the area to attend the ccr
monv and recent ion which will
follow In the church social
rooms. With the start of colleci
both young people will enroll
In Blue Mountain College in
Pendleton,
Vps tho finzetre.Tlmes can
Drlnt the form vou need for bus!
nesa or ranch use. rnone o-
922.
HOY TO MAKE MONEY!!
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Sans Souci Sets
First Fall Meet
San SoucJ lUbckah lodge will
hold Its first meeting of the foil
season Friday at 8 p. m. in the
lodge hall with Mrs. Prudy Case-iw.i-r
noble crand. In the char.
Momltera ure urged to come to
practice for the coining conwn
lion in Ii-xlngton on M-pu-mo.
19. The president of the kcdck.
nvii.mhlv Florence Ball. !
scheduled to visit the local lod;,
on Si'ptemlH-r IS.
Rainbow to Resume
Meetings on Monday
Members of Ruth Assembly No.
50. Order of icainnow ior i.ir::
villi convene for the first tii t
thit. fall on Monday. September
7, at the Masonic hall, beginning
at 7:.T0 n. m . with Barnara iar.?
nresidinir as worthy advisor.
Mrs. Lowell Cribble, mother
advisor pro-tern, reports that one
o: the main Items or Dusmess iui
this Initial mietincr will be ur.
election of officers.
Leaion Auxiliary
Plans Card Party
Plans for a nubile card party
on Monday. September 21, aio
being made by members of int
American Legion Auxiliary.
The party, to De nem in me
Legion hall at 8 p.m., will be
o i-.wini ovpnintr of bridi?e and
pinochle, with prizes and refresh-
merits piannea. erving as cuai;
man is Mrs. Don Munkers.
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Christian Church
Sets Planning Mcot
All officers and teachers of
the Bible School of the Heppner
Christian church will meet to
night (Thursday) at 7..JU ior
planning coruerence in me
studv. the Rev. Len Flshback,
pastor, states.
The iaaies uuna or. uie
church met Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Larry Cook.
A stewardship clinic will oe
held in Madras on September
and 12 for persons interested
the financing of the denom-
nation. Registration beclns at
30 D.m. Friday, September 11,
and will continue through Sat-
rday afternoon at 3 p.m. Jack
Sutton of Indianapolis will be
euest resource person at the
clinic.
Christian Youth Fellowship of
the church will have an organ
ization meetinc Sundav evening.
September 13, at 7 p.m. at the
church.
Thf T?rv Flshhnek will have
as his sermon topic Sunday, Sep
tember 6, "Clouds Without
Water."
All i.rvic.i ore en an ABSOLUTE MONEY-BACK CUAKANTEE bo.li.
You mull ba 100 toliifiad or your monay will ba promptly ond
chaartully rafundad In full. Ralarancai finl Notional Bank ol Brainard
ond Brainard Chambar of Commarca.
Encloia corract omownt of money with
(on Iniida tha olhor for axlro itrenglh).
of fraa anvalopai lalar.
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Purdue Helps Here
While Venard Gone
Dick Purdue, assistant cashier
and general loan officer of the
Pendleton branch, First National
Bank, is assisting at the Heppner
branch. First National Bank,
while John Venard, manager, !s
at Pacific Coast Banking School
in Seattle.
Furdue will stay here througn
next week. Venard will complete
school at the University of Wash
ington campus this week and
will be on vacation next week.
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