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.
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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-
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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
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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!
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7 8pm.
in aaiw-r' ri.COVAL
Father C Hrvi.-e Spencer. Itector
church C7ttll-1. home tT76 9tl
Holy Communion dally texcept
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Tuesday. 4:tW P in.
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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.
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Heppner Ph. C7G VAfJ
Bltde School. 9:45 a m.
Church Service, 11:00 a.m.
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xf..n'a Xfrftinir Monday. 8.00
pm. twtth Lexington).
Women's Guild. lt Wednea
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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.
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