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ntttni cAirrrt-Tnm. Service for Ezra Adkins Held in Kinzua on April 19 Br VIRGINIA KELSO (HrUI over from lat week! KIN7.UA Funeral ervlce wre irl My f'rrw'n at 2 pm. In th Klnrua Community church for Kra Wilbur Adklna, T2. who had paused away April 16 at Itedmoml. Mr. Adklna was born Aucurt IS, at llardman, ana had lived ht entire Hie In Ihl area. Kzra or -Grandad" a known, wii vctt-ran of World War t He came to Klnrua In and worked for Kinzua inn MlIU until hi retirement In 17. He had remained since in Kinzua until recently when ht trailer had burned and he had gone to Redmond to live. He 1 survived by hi wife Julia of Kennewlek. Wash., a Mn. Jame of Mt Vernon. Oreg . daughter Krennle Amos of Prairie City and Arleta Sllveyof Mt. Vernon: two faster on. Zo len Tripp of Redmond and Lloyd Fones of Burn, nine RTf-nd. children. Dixie Sargent of John Pay. Ona Sargent of Kinzua, Jame and Wilbur Roach of Mt. Vernon. Rozanne Hawkins of Kennewlek. Krnle. Ted. Kdo, Irene Silvey of Mt Vernon, cv en great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. . Services were conducted by Rev. Edwin Derrick and pall bearers were Paul Smith of Red mond. Rod Britt. Wood row Webb. Ray Codv. Vernon IVrry. and Robert Flint, all of Klniua. In terment was In the Fossil ItXJr cemeter'. Mrs. Verlin Conner and child ren were in IYndleton 1 ast Wed nesday for a check up for David. Mrs. Alan Guinn went to Port land last Wesdnesday. returning- home Friday. She was ac companied home by Mrs. way land Hyatt who had spent the week In Portland having some tests made. , . Mr and Mrs. Mark Jelllck and children were In Heppner last Tuesday for medical ana dental attention. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright. Sr. and daughter Susan spent the week-end In Portland visit ing relatives and friends. Mrs. C. J. Benson. Nancy and Skeezicks were business visitors to The Dalles last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brock and family spent the week-end at Priest River. Idaho visiting with reMr!Va'nd Mrs. Calvin Brooks of Albany spent Easter week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods and Max. Mrs. Irene Samples was host ess last Wednesday evening to the Friendship Club. High for the evening was won by Rosie Graham, low by Mavis Oyler, and floating by Rita Conlee and Doris Stubblefield. Easter gifts were exchanged after which re freshments were served to the prize winners and Naomi Rice, Virginia Kelso,. Ada SchelL Bil lie Jean Sitton. Pat McMinn. Mol ly Day, and Marilyn Bailey. Mrs. Clarence Dyer. Mrs. Elva Ravis and son Kevin went to Portland and Banks Friday, re turning home late Saturday eve- nlMrs. Richard Frank entered the Portland Osteopathic hospit al for surgery and expects to be there about two weeks. She would love to hear from her friMrsf" Marie Wall entertained .1 .nun f hor hridpe CIUD last Friday at her home. High was won Dy xvirs. wan ond high by Joline GuinftjOth era present were Meridel Wham, Grace Coleman, Mary Miller, Babe Reed, Jessie Hagan, and The Seventh Grade class of Kinzua Grade school is looking forward to a field trip to Bend Tuesday, iney win s-a v... T7nKArt Park. Mrs. Ed Wham, and Mrs. Ralph Med lock Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Allen and family spent iasier week end at Moses Lake, Wash., vis iting with Mr. and ; Mrs. C. V. a Mr.' and Mrs. Don Slinkard, r r t rxxrlar and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rice and family spent the week-end visiting the Twenty Miracle Miles at the Beach. It was Mrs. Oyler s first time at tne c-uasi. ivil. aim Z a.iI and family of Bates spent the weeK-ena nere viuk "" " S U.. Easter dinner guests of - Mr. and Mrs. veriin cornier wcic and Mrs. Lee Bailey and Steph en Benson. Bell Hurt in Accident t ii- tj-ii id-is falcon tn H6D. pner last Friday for treatment of injuries suffered when his pickup left the road and plunged down a steep embankment just m TOa ,-.. nslr Vtta if!. out 01 town, r ji iuiiai.cj juries were cuts, bruises, and a i. :w tu -mn fZ Wnmpns CHID naa its regular meeting last Monday Mo,io Rhntnn as hOStfiSS tO the group. Seven were present and the president Shirley Kyle was in charge. The door prize was won by Marie Rhoton and then the ladies played bingo. Delicious refreshments were served. , . Frank DeMerritt entered the Heppner hospital Friday for treatment. Jtll. CL ILKA LULLS, iwuviv m. . Monument were dinner guests of Mr. ana ivirs. rraniv reuci Wednesday. The occasion was is feeling much better since his irtciit out f,vij . Mrs. Marie Hulett, Mrs. Marie thwt. Anil w. im Rhoton. and Mm tola Ferrel wrr hulrx'fc Ultora to Hfp pnr Ttumlay. Mr. and Mr. Stt Rhh! and famllv of Bend wer wwk t?nd ruema of Mr. and Mr. Ru'' Mr. Earl NorrU returned home Sunday from Ik-nd where he had aprnt aome time In t. CharUt hospital. Mr. and Mrt Frank Ferrel wrr In Heppner Friday for med ical care tor nank. Four Initiated In Holly Lodge; lone Club Guests Br SELF HA JONES LEXINGTON -Holly Rebekah Loitge held ita regular meeting last Thurdav night with Noble Grand Arduh Hunt In the chair. Following a short busi ness meetlnii Initiation was held for Mrs. Morrt McCarl. Mr. Johnnie Edward. Mr. George Sieagall and Mr. Olive Keade. The work was exemplified by iHi, tn white formal. Follow ing the regular meeting a re ctptioa was held In the dining room. The table was beautiful iith a Invelv cake In the center on which were the words "Wel come New Members' and small Easter egg nest at each corner. Coffee was poured from a silver service and punch from a crystal bowl. Flanking the cake were two lighted taper of white In silver holders. All were placed on a lace cloth. Refreshments were served Jointly with the Oddfellows. I Hollv Rebekah's Past Noble! Grand's club entertained the Past Noble Grands ciud oi Bunchgrass Lodge. lone, with a luncheon last Wednesday after noon. A delightful luncheon wa ci.rx-.wl tn mcmhcM of HollV and the following Bunchgrass guests. Mrs. Adon Hamien, Mrs. viaa Heliker, Mrs. Vela Eubanks. and Mrs. Lonnle McCabe. Various games and visiting were en joyed. Two Elected District Garden Club Officers Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, Mrs. C r Jnnn Mrs Alonzn Hender son, all of Lexington, Mrs Mary Lundell and Mrs. F. T. Martin of lone motored to Hermlston last Wednesday where they at tended a district meeting of the Mountain District. A delightful lunrhmn u-a served at noon by the Sunbeam Rebekah Lodge. The afternoon was spent in In- ctmHinn rlaKP. amon? them "Chrysanthemum Culture," by Lewis Gregory of Hermlston, and "Flower Arranging' Dy Mrs. ArHia r"nrtr nwnpr of Jimmv'S Flower Shop. Entertainment was several music numbers by Kitch en Band EmDiem ciud oi tne riifB Flection nf district officers was held with Mrs. F. T. Martin of lone elected District Director and Mrs. Jones, District secre tary. Door prizes were given in hnth morn i ncr anrt afternoon SS- sions, with most all present win ning a prize. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Jones vis ited a couple of days last week with their daughter Charlene Jones of Portland. Mr Wnmn Henderson and daughter Betty were Portland visitors last week. Mr and Mrs. Charlev Padbere are the proud parents of a baby son born at Pioneer Memorial hospital last week. The young man's name is Kenneth. He joins a sister and another broth er at his home. Maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. O. E Baker and paternal grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Oris Pad- berg, all or Lexington. Mrs T-nla Breeding who is em ployed in Hood River spent the week-end with her son-in-law and . daughter Mr. and Mrs. Floyd smnn ana iamuy. Mr anrt Mrs. Max Breedine and son Donald of Portland spent the week-end at the C. C. Jones ranch. Mrs. A. F. Majeske who has been confined to her home is again able to be up and around. Bobby Fetsch was a recent visitor at the home of his sister Marlene in Portland. Mr unA Mrs Eov Martin and son Jim flew to Redmond last Sunday. Mrs. Jim Martin visitea her parents Mr. and Mrs. iieii Rea while they were gone. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cole are Portland callers this week where Mrs. Cole is undergoing surgery. Mrs. Ed Hunt and Mrs. Gene Majeske were The Dalles visit ors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eskelson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson were visitors in Lexington from their homes in Hermiston this week. Rev. John Runyon of McKinley Indian Mission in Toppenish was a Lexington caller Sunday and attended the memorial ser virps nf Miss Dona Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munkers motored to Portland on Friday after Mrs. Trannie Parker who wifh her sister Dona Barnett for several months. Prior to Dona s illness the ladies were spending the winter there, how mor Mi Rarnett was a Datient it Emanuel hospital for 15 months. J - -v1- J U L 1 1T4T1 CIUIRM N (at Orer'a lJ ,ll,i'1 u ihl Jap proo o dairy proJvKU. IRRIGON NEWS (Held over from last week) Week-end visitor at the not of Mi. and Mr. Dave Gra -. I'ar. In of llailey. Idah.v Hatdln daughter, Mr. Vlrgit.ta Robinson of La Alta. ta.jf.. her daughter Mr. Linda r;U' Cab of Mountain View. Calif., j. -id Mr. MK'abe Infant daugh ter. Natalie Ann. It wa the fust ttTio the five generation l t tM-en together. Vr. and Mr. Je Albright a id tamilv and Ethel Hoing..orf were "Sunday dinner guest o: Mr. and Mr. Bob TUler, Susan and Keith. Week-end guests of Mr. an Mr. Ernest Jorgensen and Don aln were Mr. and Mr. Tom Givenson and son Tom of Van couver. B. C. Mr. and Mr, iim ru.u-n nrt lit San Jotie. Ca. f. and Jorgensens sister Mrs. May Younf?. Vancouver. B. C. Jorgen- ens drove Mr- ana irs. y i larif to the Pendleton auyori , Monday, to take a flight mick ; t i San Jose. Mrs. Young will re mam with Jorgensens for a 2 , v.ot-k visit. Mrs. Maudie Nevil, Tacoma, Wash.. Is visiting her folks, Air. tnd Mr. Charles Retherford. and her sister Mrs. Ellen Jacium and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Reeves of Sanapoint. Idaho, spent 'he Easter week end with their sn and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Reeves and farm'y. Whiie In Irrigon. they took In the Junior High band conc-'U presented under the direction of Al Reeves at PTA Monday even incr ikn thev attended the A. C. Houghton student body mM in&, In whicn meir grana-v-n, Scan Reeves, participated In the entertainment Air. and Mrs. George Russell and son George of Waldport, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bentley and Mr. and Mrs. James Bentley and 6on. They were joined Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Cail Russell and family of Hermu ton, and on Sunday by Mrs. George Russell's folks, Mr. a.iJ Mrs R- H. Pleger of La Granie. The Irrigon Baptist and As sembly of God churches met ac the A- C. Houghton football Tie d Easter Sunday for a sunrise service. Rev. George Hash con ducted the service, and Rev. John H. Kenney brought the slt mon. A vocal duet was sung by xt re Harvsv Warner and Mrs. Albert faniow. ruuuwu'K " ennrica corvicp thp BaDtist COil- gregation drove to Hermiston, where tney naa an r-asier mcoiv fat at th home of Rev. and Mrs. George Hash. The Assen;- blv ol uoa cnurcn naa an tef breakfast at their parsonage basement. Over 240 people at tended taster services at Raniist and Assembly of God church Sunday morning. The Assembly of God youth choir went to Stanfield Friday evening, ana presemeu us or Cptata at the Stanfield As sembly of God church. Mr. and Mrs. ion xwnuey UpH to Namrja. Idaho, bv the death of her sister, Mr. Edilii Melick. services ior wu. MnH.lr war at Namna on Molt day. Mrs- Bentley's daughters, Mrs. Louis KucKer ol uiuiu-i at h Mr fnrtffi Stpnhens of lire. atilla, flew to Nampa Sunday. and tnen rooe nome wun uk Bantleys on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reeder, Mrs. Doris Courtney, Danni and ail nf ijt Grande, spent Easttr week-end with the Read er's daughter, Mrs- vernon &iew art, Sharon and Tommy. They were accompaniea Dy mi a. Frank Stewart, who spent tne week end with her mother, Mr Ruth McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jorgen3cn and Donald drove to Vallejo, Calif., to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and M:s. Arthur Jorgensen. They also drove to Fresno, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bolster, and to Sac ramento, where they met MiS. Arthur Jorgensen's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goble. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Partlow and Sheryl and Mrs. Myrtle Maikham were Easter Sunday afternoon dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. James Mills, Ricky. Eandy and Steve of Hermision. The Irrigon. Assembly of God youth choir, under the directior of Mrs. Perry Pummel and Mi 3. Albeit rartlow. cnt to TcleU. ...ti.... writ t Tav-o Tue- da. to make a Udeotape of their Easter Cantata. "Ilallelu l.ih! What a Savior!" The can tia wa later televised on raster Sunday. Word wa received this wek that Tom Vanllorn ha bvn Mlected the recipient f a 1 Sears and Koebutk w holar I'Up t I ht'mont Scout Ranch at i"in mn, New Mexico. June 17 to July imludlng travel time. Mr. and Mr. Jack Cayman. Vlcki and Rodney were Ka.er Suni'av dinner guest of Mr. and .Vrs George Crlls and family il Stanfield. They wer Joln'd thcie by Cayman folk. Mr am! Mr. Bart Cayman of Ket-n-u k. Mrs. Dale Mungl e d e c k o r. IV, ky and Randy of Walla Wa!. pent Easter Sunday with . folk. Mr. and Mm. BUI Cray- A HRST CHIttSTtAH CUURCIf LBlBt nrv. Karl Soward. t0 S110 Hible h hol. 10 a m. Wrhlit Service, ll tU am. tY Sunday, nipm. Ihulr irhraraat Thur, 7;00 n m ........... i hrttJan wonwna ni"inis third Tutav. ASSEMBLY OT COO CHURCH Itev. Hillie Atup. Th. Vil Sunday School. 9;i a in. Morntns Wtwmhlp. 11;M a m. enln Serv ice. T V m Mid wevk Srvkv. Tue, T:00 pm. HOrE AND VALBT LUTKE1AH Rev. Kenneth J lUtbliuwn im. 676 WM VALBY: Worhln. am. Sunday S-hl. 10 rn. HOPE: Sunday School, 9:43 tn, Worhln, 11:00 m. riiST METHODIST CMTJRCM Rev. Melvtn Dixon. Ph. ti7G Church School. 9 45 a m. Worhlr Service. am. M Y F, Sunday. 7:U pm. Choir Itehearal. Tuea.. 7:j0 p m. beat. 1h? Ladle Home Ktenu-n Unit of Irrigon will conduct a cancer drive In thl area, with Mr Warren McCoy In charge The Irrigon Community t II iub cleared $A at It plant ' held at the Complete Fool Stre Saturday. A C. Houghton wtn It base tall game with Stanfield Thur djv aftern-in by a cire of 5 lo". The came wa played on tne A C. Houghton diamond, into will play at the A C. Mouphton ball diamond Frldav p.tl 23. at 2 in) pm. Hivei.id" ILgli 4hot w;:: Echo at Fho Thursday. April Ihty w'll play L'maillla at l:iverid, Tt:nday, April 27. ami play I.. at lone on Thursday April ''J V C. Houghton will play Stan at Stanfield Friday. Apu! 20 at 2M. MODERN Business Operation Demands QUALITY PR ffl WW HOW IS YOUR STOCK OF . . . " LETTERHEADS & MATCHING ENVELOPES INVOICES STATEMENTS WINDOW ENVELOPES RULED FORMS BUSINESS CARDS PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS . . . Whatever Your Printing Needs May Be See Us Guaranteed Satisfaction Prompt Service The Gazette-Times Heppner Phone 676-9228 Dealer For Moore Business Forms upiu m anvrMTliT flder llwsxl l't. Ph. t.iavl Nittath S h.ad. 9 m. t burh Woship. II a m. "Qui-t IbKir radio lrokat. KCi. Sutidata. 3 lm. CMURCtf Or THE XXZXIZXZ Rev. I tl. W rller. pat 67 Sunday S. hL 10 a m. Worship Nrnlte. II nv Kxrnln S rvlce. 7 ' P n liaer Meet Inn. Wel, I Ja p m. iohc unrrtD church Or CMRIST Kev. Walter Crowrll. pto ph. 4."J T Church School. 9:45 m. Mi.rninif Worhls Il: ST. FATWClt "d IT. W1LUAMS CATHOUC Father Kavmond II. leard ti i7fi K'iJ a-i PiTiiu'if' ilipimnert Sun- Amv xtAssea. 7:3i) and 11 m ST. WILLIAMS tlone): Sunday r..f...i,.'nt St. Patrick's SL 7 8pm. in aaiw-r' ri.COVAL Father C Hrvi.-e Spencer. Itector church C7ttll-1. home tT76 9tl Holy Communion dally texcept . ... m.t. - . UnlniuitlV mill am. all llolv lav. 7:30 a rn iL.ntr 7 1i a. tn. ,-iunuai . -- - ,n iM lit lit mm' Church School. 10.110 at-hUm clas fagea 8 12, Tuesday. 4:tW P in. CHURCH Or JESUS OtltlST Or LATTCB DAT SAIHTS r.tnn t Mecham. Br. ITesldent Itlesthood meetimr. 9 00 am Sihm.l. 10:30 am. U.i.rm.-ni Service. 11:30 am. TIHST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Heppner Ph. C7G VAfJ Bltde School. 9:45 a m. Church Service, 11:00 a.m. i c n.i , v T ti) n m. xf..n'a Xfrftinir Monday. 8.00 pm. twtth Lexington). Women's Guild. lt Wednea day. mm I0NE NEWS Several student frm lone High s1isl atteiMle.1 the tt-en- paity aooMird t'V H :1 In their hall In Heppner on liu.lay rvriiinit Susan Hakrr left n Tuesday after wndin a lew amy I'tln vacation "ere wnn ner iiaieiil, Ml mii eir. en luker. She U attending ahiml at St. Mary a Sthwl U CUU l IJeavetton. Dick MtlHg"! and fcn. John and Jim. ent IMa week a Utp to lrmer. toio. Hiinalil Crabtree and - S'lt returned l l"ortlid Friday, me- rominlei by hi nuKtier. Mr. au CiaMr"e ami ner rini Kevin Miabe who returne! on MimUy. immmnirij n- arrlvlnif home Itonal.l rweivini ordem to go to Fort IHiL l aiir.. un May .1 Ur lnductlKt Into th-Mivk-e III imrrnt plan to ki tn Portland thla week-end to e hint oft , Mr. and Mr Harlan MK'unly returned to lorte thla we k end after H-ndtnu the winter In Arizona and other southern lo cations. . . ... Wm. Nichols wa taken to St. Anthony a hospital In I'rndlHon Sunday where he Is a patient. Mrs. Carl Hergtr.. .'.trred the pioneer Memorial hospital In Heppner on Monday. Bill Aker. who t a atudent at Uwt and Clark College. iNnt the weekend with lit parent. Mr and Mr. Berl Ak er. Memlrrr of Willow Grange who attended IVinwrna Grange at Uoardman on Saturday were Mr. and Mr. Alvln Harlow. Mr. Walte Crawford. Mr. Art ll ll. Mrs. Evelyn lllk. Mr. Mary Flchter, Mr. and Mra. tu-rl Aker. , . . Jo Mason of Irlnevllle arrived In lone on Monday for a visit with hi aUtem. Mr M. E. tot ter and Mr. Clara Klncatd. The Arnica Club met at the home of Mr. Bill Rlctmann, with Mr Edward Patton a co-host.-s. 17ie afternH.n wa iH-iit playing yahUee. nrt prize was won by Mr. Mver. second by Mr, t leo Chll.ler. and low by Mr. One Kietmann. i
