Women's Group to Aid
Crippled Children Drive
f IATMCIUNC LMDSTltOM
lONK Mra. Itul.i-it iVlimon
llUtW'aJi f..r the Matt It IIU-4'1
Inif if ii Onx-a .Sorority lat
WinIikhcIjv rvcnlng. I'lana were
made !r the riuirltt couroil
lurx heou and meetlni( lo Ik iI1
In lumt on April 4. They alao
plan In aell candy In Imimi and
14-nlni't"!! on April 21 with the
iirtxwila lo (,'d lo I In Crippled
(hlldri-n'a h"ltal.
During Ihe next month menv
l-r will hol, coffee hmim In
thrlr ni'lKhlMiihiMxIii lo nll tlx
KaMer Sen I drive. Mra. IVtrraoii
hwr1 the rnemhera how to
make hnta from amall piece
df vnrdrtk''. Mrs. Dill ICU-tmann
waa co tumteaa lor I lie nifilliijf.
Mr. and Mm. Ralph A. Morton
n turncd lo thHr home in Dftllaa
on Monday after v I n 1 1 1 n u her
acvcral dv at th home of thHr
non In law and daughter, Mr.
and Mn. F. T. Marlln. On Thura
day llii Martina and Morton
drove lo Walla Walla lo vlait
Mra. Ilnrton'a brother. Harry
Crave. On the return trip Uiey
Mopped In Umatilla to attend
the third annual bird roKram
conducted by the Umatilla Car
den club. (Urn tdrda were feat
ured In thla year program.
Lodqa to Celabrate SOth Year
Mcmlcra of loruN Chapter
No. 110. Order of the Kattern
Star, met at the Maaonlc hall
on Wednemlav afternoon and
made final plana for the cele
bration of the Soth annlvcraary
of ihe chapter In lone. The pub
lie meeting will be held at the
lone IllKh achool rvm on Sutur
dnv evening. Mnh 13. at 8. IX)
pin. A buffet dinner will be
M-rvrd In the rafi-torlum by the
PTA from 5;30 to 7:00 p.m.
Mr and Mra Mdvlii Martin
entertained with a bufft-l dinner
folltmlni! the bridal nhowrr hon
oring Mr. Martina alwier, Jean,
on Saturday everting. CuexU In
cluded Mr. and Mra. It. A. Mor
ton of Italia, Jean of Corvallia.
and Mr. and Mra. K. T. Martin.
Mr. and Mra. Inn Larnon of
MiMMiiw. Idaho were wei-k end
ein-t of her parent, Mr. and
Mra. hi. M. Maker. They M-nt Sat
urday evening at the home of
Mra. fjiraon'a brother. Mr. and
Mra. Itonald H iker and family at
llenninlon.
Mr. and Mra. I'aul Miller
are the nroud parent of an H
lb , 3 ki baby daughter. Win waa
born March 4 at a honpltal In
The iJallca and haa been named
tilorla (.ouIm. firandparenta In
clude Klvln Miller of (Veil and
Mra. gulller Hurna of Palmer,
Alrthka, and great grandmother,
Mra. lUiner CrIUlth, lone.
Mr. and Mra. Keith Itea and
family and Mr. and Mra. Iceland
Mi Kinney and family were
Ifupnta on Sunday evening for
dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mra. t'harlea Meyer on Mutter
Creek. Mr. and Mra. Meyera are
leaving abort ly for a new home
In Canada.
Mr. and Mra. Itobert Rice are
vlmtlng fur a few week at the
home of hi parents. Mr. and
Mra. Lloyd l! Ice. while he avtUt
hi father with the aprlng work.
Mr. and Mra. Milton Morgan
have received word that hi ala
ter. Mra Perry Bartelmay of Sa
lem, aulfcred a aevere heart at
tack and will tie hospitalized
for Mme time.
Special Grange Program Planned
Willow (.mne will meet on
Sunday. March 21. with a pot-
luck dinner at noon. Thla la
Jrange Sunday and member
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Hcppncr, Oregon, Thursday, Morch 11, 1965 Scc1 - '1 pages
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March 13
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I0NE NEWS
A baby ahowrr wit he 14 on
Tueaday evening at the home of
Mra. Bl'l Rirtmann honoring
Ma. Ionard Iterrlck, who haa
r-crntly adopted a little baby
hY, Jarnra Len. Mra, J-je llaua.
er waa co hwtea and atfiHtel
with lha arirta Mra Winklln
Kly poured and Mra. Herb jlynd
cut and aervrd the rake.
Mra Kranrea Mitchell and
eranildaut-hlrr Chariotfut C.ril.
fith f l'irtland ai-nt Ihe week
end here with tharlotle'a par
ent. Mr. and Mra. (ieorce Grif
fith.
"Ari.nn,! thm U'lirl.f uaa Ihe
theme of the family night pro
gram onored fcy the deacona
and dea-nesea of the United
Church of Chrtt on Sunday
evening. The dearonemsei wore
ffjAtumea from various count-
riea and Ihe tabl.-a for Ihe pot
luck auprxr were decorated with
mall dolLa and souvenirs, from
other counuTlec Mia Ruth
Bailey, director of OirUtlan I Ju
cation for the Oregon Corfen-ne
showed slldea from her world
tour and eiplalne the work of
the mission atationa eapnlally
In Greece. Turkey, and India,
t-i&CiCir.g tha iti t.
Club Changes Name
Neat meeting for the S-w Buy
4 II club la f hrduH for Sat
urday. March 1J at the tharlea
Daly home. Our 4 II rlub rhe
its new name at a recent meet
ing held at the (ieorge Luclanl
home. More recently, each mem
ber practiced Individually on the
Hewing machine at the Bill
llealy home. Kefrehmenta were
aerved at both meetinga.
Joan llealy, reporter
ri rrnviT nIIT UlllnnTruanUf 24lh annual Paa raatlval Oiimk I rntr la Bonnie
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MCDaniei. is; pnnceaaea are (ieii uum ttoju h, ana juoy eaitara. may wuu
parade leaturln? Pea reatleal float dance, talent ahew. boottnanny. barbecue, broilercue. Junior
llveaock ahew. Three olil are three tTP beautrt Mias McDanieL daughter of the Dale Mc
Oaniela. haa blue eyea. llaht brown baix MUs Wolt dauqhtar of the Ralph Aahbya. brown erea.
rad hair; Miaa Ballard, daughter of the Vernon Ballaid. dark brown eyea. elm oat black hair. The
McLouqhlin Union Hiqh achool aeniors are all nuaicaL with the queen exceptionally talented. Pea
Featiral began as open houae for first pea cannery here. P. J. Burk Plant No. 2. May 23. 1936. with
400 employees In Induatry that now numbers thousands. The IKS general chairman Is Hugh Er
win; parade chairman. City Manager George ToUch; float chairman. Jim Harris.
are urged tn aiiend tne cnurcn
of their choice. "Let's make this
a memorable occa.slon." aays
the chaplain. The program for
the afternoon "Our Forests" will
be under the direction of the
agricultuial committee, with Leo
Crabtree. chairman. Sam Miller,
who la associated with the forest
nervlie. will speak and show
xlldeM. Mra. Phill Fmert will tell
of some of the work being done
by the lone Garden club with
tree planting In the city.
Home Kconomlcs club will
meet at the home of Mrs. W.
C. Crawford on Friday. March 19
at 2:ix) p.m. with Mrs. Oscar
Lundell as co hobtcss.
S-ott Crabtree of Portland Ls
vl.siting his grandparents. Mr.
and Mra. Leo Crabtree this week.
Ilia father. Hon Crabtree brought
him to lone this week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson and
family and Mrs. Larson's sister,
Miss Virginia Jepsen, of Port
land were visiting relatives here
this week end. Miss Evelyn Jep
sen of Kugene also visited rel
atives and friends here this
week end and was a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick
T. Martin.
The lone TOPS Club Is an
nouncing a traveling food sale
for Wednesday. March 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Helmblgner
enjoyed Dad's Week end on the
campus at the University of Ore
gon last week-end with their
son Tom.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen.
worthy matron and patron ot
Locust Chapter No. 119. OKS.
Mrs. Roy W. Llndstrom. grand
committee members. Mrs. James
Lindsay. Mrs. Omar Kletmann,
Mrs. Charles O'Connor. Mrs.
L'ulenna Corlev attended Friend
shin Night honoring Mrs. Inez'
Huffman oranii mmmltlM mem. !
her. and the 70th anniversary
of Ruth Chapter No. 32 at Ilepp
ner Monday night.
Fred Cole of Wasco was a
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leland McKtnney and fam
ily on Sunday. '
Relatives here have received
word of the marriage of Virginia
(.. Miller, daughter of Mrs.
Elmer Griffith, to Qulller Burns
at Eagle River. Alaska. Mrs.
Burns teaches fifth grade at
Palmer. Alaska, and Mr. Burns
Is a civil service employee at
Fort Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Akers spent
the week end in Portland, where
Mr. Akers. Morrow county To
mona Master, attended a State
Grange meeting of all Pomona
masters and county deputies.
They also visited their son. Bill,
at Lewis and Clark College.
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