Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 15, 1965, Sec. 2, Image 9

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Heppner gazette-times., April 15, 1965, Sec. 2, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextServices Marie Easter Season in lone If lATttCRtrte UN03THOM IONK I unflimaUnri t.f (our young rl I on 1'nltrd t yuung I oi l a lii-lil at me m rnllr.l (hurt It of fliiUI on Nun.Uv ini'inln during the vorlii n-frf. Th Ih-Iiij WlMiu-,1 ly ItrV. Waller W Cnwi-ll. who ha lfii ihflr rlni InMmitnr, vrr Kri.tln .N Imm. ( lirl. Ihrtlik, hunan Jane JrM-n. and Uaibara lwiv. ItujitUm Mtltr Writ aln held during lli morning wr hlr hour fr Natalie Ann ! k, ilaugtiirr t( Mr and Mr. Ki-lili IVcK f IVrlland. .SiiiMr tt the hahy were Mm t'ltncU Flark of Tartiina ami (Jury M"rgn, l.nMdrr of Mr IWk 8 I al muit' Mat ung lv llio clmlr dirt- li by t ard Miller. tliun h k prccr-drd ly cram uurUig a wo- the church imImm liinir it -m-tiiail liv Hi" Mlmarv department. Song, recitation, aiiit iitrta wrre iretitrd by the ihildrm under the dirertion of the rlmarv ta hrr, Mra (ill I.u)n. Ma. Itoy t;oodrow, Mra. lull lilrtmann. Mm. Jamci Wrt, and Mra Ia-t Palmer. The tnlll Churrh of hrlt la announcing a Maundy Thurs day M-rvli-r al the rhunh with Holy Communion on Thursday evening al H ill rn. Service neat Sunday fr haier will In elude a Murirle service at fi;O0 am. al Woolery City I'ark run iludrd by tlx high nho.il and Junior high diur It hool rla ra. An KaM-r birahft will M ervd by the men of the church al ( & a m. Church. bcIim4 ila ra will I al 1M a in. followed liv the Kaatcr wurnWp aervice at 11 am. !Uv. Walur U Crowrll will Im on of t ! pas !. inking arl In the l'nn ChkmI Friday wrvk at I In Jbi. iter MrthiMliat churrh from 12. .W to 3 (m hM'd on ChrWt'a "Sevrn Ut Wrda." ll will M-ak on "It la rlnUhed." Faalrr service at Valby Luth rran church will beln with worahlp service at 8 mi a rn fo. lowed dv an KaMrr lirrakfmt at 9UI am. fail Troodwm will l chairman of the l.rrakf a.t. Yha nurM-ry rhoir undi-r tli" hadcr lilt of Mra. Itolarid ru-retrm will klntf iltirlnp thi Katr-r arr- Ut- (in I'alm Sunday, thr Jun ior choir aanK with Mra. Ihmald 'i irroon In iharK. Mra. tnia llurcovnt had ma jor aurtfery at the I'mdlrton ( om muiuty hokpltal on Friday morn ini? llrr ilauL-hti-r. Mra. Km- mth SinouiM, luia lM-n with her fur iM-vrral ilaya. Norman Nelson ha liM-n MH-ndliitf iu-v-ral day at Onk (irovi. where h waa called hv the IllneM of hi father. Alfred Ni Imui Sr. ELKS AND THEIR GUESTS BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY SPECIAL EASTER DINNER SUNDAY, APRIL 18 1 to 5 P. M. HEPPNER ELKS TEMPLE Proceeds to Start A Building and Repair Fund Adults and H.S. Studcnts-$2.50 Children $1.25 Prc-School Free CALL e7f-558S OK 67S-899) FOR RESERVATIONS Mr Ralph Crum and aon. Bob. left fr Inland on Monday mornln for medUal alnt merit. Mr. and Mm. Farl Wrlfht left on Niiiuiiiv for tlirlr horn In liakrr after vUltlng al thi hon of her mother, Mra. ia i.ran II for two week. Mr. Alta teflon of Condon Knt Sunday here al the home ,f her dauKtiier. Mr. A. II. Mir t.k and family. Waddlaa Unit CoupU Mn Verda France pcSoaln Ix-rimit the hrlde of Fueene Crahll. aon of Mr. Ida Crabll of lone on Arll 4 In Wlnne miicca. Nev. The ceremony waa ix-rformi-d In the chate of the community Mcthidlt church by the Itev. Howard (J. Chajdn. The nuiiilx returned to lone on Tuea- day and are liv inn In one of the O'Meara Apartment. I Mr. anil Mra. Milton Morgan were h'ta for a buffet luncheon 1 following ihrUtenins aervtcea jfor their traniUiauchter, Natalie Ann iwn, on nunnay. uuenia oreM-nt were Mr. and Mra. Tad Miller and family of IxInRton. Mr. and Mr. Arthur Crawford, Mr and Mr. W. C. Crawford, Hollo Crawford, Cary Morpan, Mm. Otear Lundell. Mr. and Mra. Keith l'Hk and Natalie, and Mr. and Mr. Francl Stack of Ta- coma. KMMlna petty jhn, youmrent dnuKhter of Mr. and Mra. Paul Pettyjohn Jr.. U In a Pendleton hospital recovering from an at tack of Intestinal flu. Shawti Honor New Bride Mr. and Mra. Ilobert Jepwn entertained the Corn muter a Hrldtfe rlub on Saturday even Inc. A iK.tluck upM-r waa en- o-il followed by a bridal nhower for Mr. and Mra. Charlea jVauchan tthe former Mr, iKulenna loriey) wno were mar ried litKt wi-ek end. Guest who attended were Mr. and Mr. Da 'vld MLci. Mr. and Mr. La iVern Van Marter. Mr. and Mra. Arnle lledman. Mr. and Mr. Krnie McCatx. Ileppner. Mr. and Mra. Itobert DeSpaln. Arlington; Mr. and Mi. ICav Boyce, Mr. and Mr. Ilerbi-rt Kkatrom. Jr., Mr. nd Mr. Gene Hall, Mr. and Mr. F.ldon Padberjr. Mr. and Mr. Pete Cannon, and Mr. and Mm. Walter Jacob. Mr. and Mr. F. T. Martin left on Monday for Milton Freewater to visit their mm and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miirlln. who recently moved to that city. Mr. Norman Nelson wa hos tev for the lone Extension club on Monday afternoon, when she and Mr. E. M. Baker led a dis cussion on "Cost of Higher Ed ucation." Donald Eubank and his mother, Mrs. John Eubanks took the Infant baby of the Donald Eubank to Doernbocher hos pltal in Portland on Friday for medical attention. The little boy faV " WVt GAZETTE-TIMES Hcppner, Oregon, Thursdoy, April 15, 1965 Sec. 2-4 pages ;''-: a j.,.""" 4 . i ...... -,. - LORRI BUROHEIL 13. Mlltoa-rrwatr. tUto tba rtuierea mna an won uj " rMtlval Junior Show. Watching 1 tin. tiaina a km. wno wim ovi bbwob Char-El Ranch that donated th hora. TnU Tcn the Ak a giving a black cheatnut galdlng. olo a rtgUteted Morgan, to a qualified boy or girl 9 through 12. Hera Lorrt tokai her man though maneuver of th Cymkhana la which hall ba enterad lot day ot tha ?aa FmUtoI that run Mot . 7. i. Lorrl took her flUy ot on year, taught bar Tarbol commana. to Uad. to tha luoga Una coad thla spring broke bar to aoddU. AU are requUad In competing for tha Fta FaaUtol award. County Etenlon Agent Mllton-Froewatar City Hall, will giro cU information. Daran Marshall, wa born on April 4 weighing 6 lb. 6 oz. Those Eoinjr from here to Ar linirton on Friday evening to at tend a bridal khower for Mar- lene Eubanks at the Methodist church were Mrs. Lewis llalvor- wn. Mra. Herbert Ekstrom. br.. Mrs. C. C. Brenner, Judy Eub anks, Mrs. Elmer llarr. Mrs. ela Mrs. Lonnie Mcvane E. R. Schaffer near Cecil. On' Sunday. Mrs. Schaffer had a J birthday dinner honoring Jack ; and Mary Beth Clerf. Other pucsta present were Mr. and - Mrs. Jack Hynd and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hynd, Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Jepsen and family, sr.d Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lleuallen of IVndltton. IONE NEWS Mr Dick EVttrom ami to dauchtert of Wenatchee spent (rtnf vacation here Mailing her mother, Mr. IJ Coleman and other relatives. Mr. and Mra. Fram U Slack of Taroma are i--ndln a few dava at the home cf her parrr.ta. Mr. and Mra Havrmmd Lundell. Stephen Ltndatrom of pacific Lutheran University rode home with them to spend hi spring vacation with hia parents, Mr, and Mr Roy W. fjndtrm. Mrs. Vela lUibank stayed with Mr. Clara Klncald at her home thla week end. while Mr. James Monohan wa away. Week end gueM at the home of Mr. and Mr. l-ewt llalvoraen and family were Mr. lUlvonwn's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mr. Elmer llarr of pendle ton. On Sunday the llarr s daugh. ter. Mr. and Mr. Lee Hansen, Portland, and their granddaugh ter. Mr. and Mr. Jame Miller, also of Portland, were here vis iting the families. Mr. Jesse Warfield. Mrs. Ben Anderson, and Mr. Clive 1lu ton i nt the week end at Walla Walla visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bex Hsk and at Pasco with Mrs. Hus ton's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Parker. t . Saturday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapel were her nepnew ana iamwy. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harshman and Anna Marie of Dayton. Wn. Mrs. James pi-ttyjohn. Mrs. Le t Tell the advertiser vou saw It l.n,t M.Kinnev. and Mrs. tarln me uamie-nrat Mrr'nhi Mis Eubanks. a stu- EDUCATION PATS BIG DIVIDENDS Complete high school edu cation at home spare time. Jo monthly Includes all books, Instructions, diploma, etc. Send for free lesson and de tails. No obligation. American School. P. O. 12S7, Pendleton, Ore. Registered with Oregon State Dept. of Education. Cemetery Memorials Sale AU Prices 50 Otf Standard alia 12x24x4. $85.00 markers will be sold lor S4X50 T.O.B. Hepfmer. Offer good only within 100 mil radius of Keppner Void May 1. Call or wrlta for Wholanola catalogue and price. Portland's Largest Whole sale Firm. Memorial Arts 7825 S. E. Foster Bd. Portland 6. Oregon 97206 771 0783 Pretty Up A Bit! THEN COME AND ENJOY THE EVENING Easter Monday Card Party Monday, April 1 9 AT 8:00 P.M. ADMISSION: $1 PER PERSON Bridge and Pinochle Prizes Door Prize Dessert and Coffee Everyone Welcome Episcopal Parish Hall By Episcopal Church Women TH1I MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE BANK OF JEastern Oreoon HEPPNER IONE x MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION dent at Portland State college, will be wed to Howard Davison. an Oregon State policeman, on June 2G at the Arlington Meth odist church. Mrs. Harvev Smith Is con fined to Emanuel hospital In Portland following surgery on Tuesday. At this writing she Is reported to be In satisfactory and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. Sr., left on Monday for Spokane to attend a Shell Jobbers Con vention, r . Mrs. Bert Mason. Sr.. who re sides at Willamette Manor, has 1mm-n in and is in me nospuai at the Manor. Mrs. Charlotte Crum spent from Monday to Thursday visit ing at me nome or. Air. ana Airs. Ralph Crum from her home In Portland. Noel Dobyns of Florence flew up to the Robert Jepsen ranch on Thursday. Saturday he de- Darted, accompanied bv his sister-In law, Mrs. Walter Dob yns, who has been visiting nere for several weeks. They were to stop at aVncouver. Wn. to visit Mr. Dobyn's daughter, Mrs. Joe Kallster and family. Luncheon guests at the home nf Mr William Srjohn on Fri day were Mrs. F. T. Martin, Mrs. Edith Nlchoson, Mrs. Walter Dobyns of Eugene and Mrs. Os car Lundell. Mrs. Verner Troedson left on Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs. George Brewster at Redmond. Mrs. Everett Holsteln arrived home from the hospital in Ilepp ner on Friday, where she had been a patient for three days. Mr. and Mrs. George Portschy of Portland spent the week-end here at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Hershal Townsend. They took their baby back home with them on Monaay. tie nas been staying with his grand parents, while recuperating from a serious bout with pneumonia, Mrs. John Clerf and four child ren of Kittitat, Wn., have been spending their spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BAR S AND ORECON CHIEF BONELESS U Fully Cooked GRADE A 10-12 LB. 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