Mrs. Lanham Gives Taltt
On Europe To lone Club
T KATnTWNE UNDSTBOM
K)NIJ Mr. Conlcy Lanham of
llcppner was truest speaker at
the .si'lrmlMT meeting of the
Tille 4'!ut held at the hn w
Mr Milton Morgan.
Ttio apeakee ahowrd alldea
and dlu-uicd her re ml trli to
ruroi. which Included a w.
mnUi stay In Frame. SUteen
itiemtr and one ruet enjoy
ed hf meeting. Mr. H'""i'l
HMu.p and Mrs. F.lmcr Ulfflth
were "mlUfue hotees.
Mr John I'roudfuot. aerrctary
t.f the library lfl. announced
that manv new hooka were ar
tlvlntr fr the library and would
t placed nn the shelves n.
I.lhrury Wwk fr the school
children will Ih held a kiiii
as all iMMks have arrived,
Connie ChrWtopheron lfl
Monday f Salt Lake City,
where she Mill attrnd the LPs.
Itunlncsa School fur nine months
Ih mother, Mm. Urneat Chris
tophiTMtn, took her to Utah.
Stephen Llndtrom departed
Sunday (or I'acltlc Lutheran
lnlverlty near Tiromi. where
fie will enroll as a sophomore
rt Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. I-eo Crabtree
uperit the k fml In Colfax
with their son In law and dau
ghter. Mr. and Mrs Alvln Mc
Cahe. and family. Jimmle eclc.
brated hl third hlithday while
hi grandparents were there.
Mm. IorU (iollyhorn has re
turned from a wwk'i vacation
atnt with her aon and daujth.
tcrln law. Mr. and Mr. Wayne
Ctillvhorn and family at Salem.
Sunday dinner trucsta at the
home of Mr. and Mr. Clarrrwe
Holt were Mr. and Mra Ceorire
Flehler and family. Mr. and
Mra. Mvron Foulk of HrrmUton.
and Mr. and Mra. Harold lloltl
and family of lone. The occaa
Ion marked the hlrthdaya of
Clarence lloltl and Linda Fleh
Itr. Mr. and Mm. K. M. Baker spent
evcral days the lat of the
week with their son-in-law and
lUuchter. Mr. and Mm. Don
Ijirvm at Wenatchee, Wash., re
turning home on Monday.
Mm. Norman Nclnon and Kris
lin spent a week In Salem re
cently attending the State Fair,
fchopplnj; and visiting relatives.
Mra. Fred Nelson and Karen ac
companied them as far as Tort
land, where they Visited her
mother. Mrs. S. G. Kansdcll.
lUlly and ITomotlon Sunday
At the United Church of Christ
was attended by a large crowd
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Sunday morning, A film strip
"How We Worship" was lewed
by all the ttudenta from nur
my through the high school
rlaiiM-s.
A tud;et metn of the
fnlled t 'hutch of t hrl"t Will
Immediately follow church wor
khlp aervn-s on Sunday morn
Intf, SeptemtMT 19.
A inectlnit of the Board of Kf
utatlon km hehl on Tu-dy
mornlntt at the home of Mra.
I.indav Klncald. The teacher'
dedication M-rlce for the com
ing ear will ! held tHIotn-r
in II Is hoed the new rdura
lion hulldlnif for the United
Church will le completed ty
tha date.
Mr and M Hill l.undell and
family of Mllwaukle left lat
Thumdav afler kix-ndlni? a few
das lltl!j relative. They
were tueta of his grandmother,
Mrs. A. t". Swanson.
Mr. and Mm. Wayne Hams
and Jeff have returned from
vacation which took them to
Seattle. Wakh.
Ili lurnlru' lt Tliumdav were
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Klncald
and family. They lent aome
lime at the Slate fair and vis-
lied a college roommate ana
family of Mrs. Klncald's. Mr.
and Mm. James lUlard at Al
bany. They went to North Hen J
and were Kuet of her mother.
Mrs. Margaret Wright.
Ituddy Klncald celebrated hU
fifth birthday with a parly giv
en by his mother. Mrs. Halph
Klncald. on Monday morning.
Liltle youngster who attended
were Hheda and Jennie Haus
ler. John and Teena Llndtom.
Arleta Aldrlch. Itecky Kubanks.
Lrland White. Margaret Kln
cald. and Buddy's brothers. Jam
ie and John. Mr. Joe Hau.iier
and Mm. Arthur Llndstrom as
sUted Mrs. Klncald who wrved
the children lunch followed by
birthday cake.
Mm. Charles O'Connor and
.-hter. Terrl. left for Tort
land last Tuesday, where Terrl
rnol!id as a aophomore at St.
Helen's Hall. Mrs. O'Connor re
turned to lone on Thursday.
Mr. and Mm. Herbert WUlard
of Tortland are riicms at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Ron
ald Bishop and family.
Mr. and Mm. Fid red Corson
of Vldorvllle. Calif., arrived In
lone on Monday to attend to
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond l.un
dell and Cherylc returned Sun
day from a vacation sjient In
U.rtland and at jsuriuucs on
the beach.
Loral winners at the Gilliam
County Fair this week-end were
Brock Llnnetl. who received a
tmtihy for the Grand Champion
market steer. Brock also won
third plnce In the pole bending
contest. His brother. Kodney,
won the Toilette Trophy for the
iM-kt polled Hereford steer. The
boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Llnnell and arc students
in the lone schools.
Merrie Jo and Tass Morrison,
left last week for Oregon State,
where they will assist with Rush
Week at their sorority, Alpha
Chi Omego.
Tuul lroudfoot, son of Mr. ana
Mrs. John Iroudfoot. hns en
rolled ns a ninth grader In the
new Bishop Dugwell school for
boys, which shares the new
campus of St. Helen's Hall In
Tort land's west hills.
A Library Board meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Lind
say Klncald on Monday. A tea
Is planned for the Instructors of
the elementary and high school
on September 20 In the library
nt 3:15 p.m. This will give new
FARMER
Assembly to Ins toll
IONK Public Installation of
lUlhhow Assembly No. tei, will
be held for t herllyn Smouw,
worthy advtM rlwt. and her of.
Iiier on Sunday afternoon. w-p-trnitM
r I'J, at 2 HI pin at the
.jim Mrfii ball AH ffM-mim.
MsMin and frl. n.U are cordially
Invited Ut attend.
teachers an opportunity l ret
aonualnted with the farllitie
the liUary has to offer Utem
and their students.
The semi annual project f-r
I lie benefit t.f the library will
be a movie In th high school
csfeturlum on txiolx-r 10 at
fl .HI pm. The Topic Club plans
to hw "Bve. Bve Birdie" alar
iiiiu' lnk Van Dyke, who la a
!s.l ta Fmmy award winner.
Tills Is a family movie and a
comedy.
Mr. S. G. Randell of Tort
land left for home the last of
the week after vlslllng at the
home of her son In law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred
Nelson. Jr, and family. She ac
rompanled the family to La
tirsnde last Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mr. Nelson's
aunt.
Mr Wayne Ball has l-en
employed by the achool board as
secretary at the grade and high
school. Her baby daughter Is
Ix-ing cared for by Mm. Donald
Fuhank.
ItalnlHiw Assembly No. Kft
held Its first fall minting at
the Masonic Hall on Tuesday
evening. Flection of officer for
the new term resulted In Cher
llyn Smouse IxMng elected
worthy advisor. S-rvlng with
her will Linda Kowell. as
sorbite advisor; Bonnie Akers,
charity; Tera Stefanl, hojte;
Bonnie Morgan, faith; Shalene
Hitmlelt. recorder; and Bonnie
llvml, treasurer. Installation for
the new officer will be on Sun
d.iv afternoon. S,plemtx,r 19, at
2:00 p.m. The Assembly received
a certificate at Grand Assembly
In June for maintaining their
membership through the past
year. They also received second
In awards given assemblies for
service hours contributed by
ItalnlMw memticr to their com
munity. Cherllvn Smouse has
tMi n appointed Grand Represen
tative of Vermont In Oregon.
Stan Holstetn returned to lone
on Friday after spending the
summer with relatives In Colo
rado. He accompanied his grand
parent. Mr. and Mra Alvln Hoi
stein, who came for a visit.
Sunday morning mass at St.
William's Catholic church Is
back on the winter schedule of
9:15 a m. High School catechism
classes are held on Monday
evening with Donald McElllgott
ns Instructor. The younger stu
dents have their classes follow
ing mass on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lewis Ilalvorsen. Mra.
Omar Rletmann. Sharlene Ham
lett, and Susan Jane Jepsen
went to Salem on Saturday,
where they attended a reception
honoring Mrs. Haiel Graham,
Supreme Deputy of Rainbow for
Girls In Oregon.
Norman Swanson was an over
night guest of his mother, Mrs.
Mary "Swanson. on Sunday. He
was returning to his home In
Portland after taking his two
sons. Bill and Jerry, to Spokane,
where they entered Gonzaga
University.
John Swanson and his friend.
ti.p niivr nf Portland, spent
the week-end here with his par
ents. Mr. ana mrs. uarwiw
Swanson. from their work In
Portland. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Balslger
uf Blue Lake, Oregon, recently
. iiii.,i in iiini stoDiilni? at the
home of his cousins, the Omar
Kiotmnnns. After a short tour
of Balslger's former home and
familiar places the visitors left
for a vacation In Idaho.
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In practically all your equipment
gasoline and most diesel engines.
NOTE: Where Serles-3 engine
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These Include:
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Shell SplMW EP heavy-duty gear
lubricants for differentials and
stick-shift transmissions.
SheU MP Grease Is for small Jobs
around the farm where a hand
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SheU Dorlna AX multipurpose
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1,11 iht arstem DernUU local and lon distance callers to dial direct to eny eampus pbon.
OSU phon. nurbiT. not hari sT.n digit, ail beginning with the prt "7;. Caapiu phoo.
UMIi are mailing carta ahowlpg their new numbers to persona who call them frequently.
Episcopal Church
To Hear Vicor
The Rev. James A. Reed. leaf
of M Jtmri IplM-fal thunti
In Mlitun rreewater and of St.
Mieharl'a, Condon, will trie
bialo lialir immunlon and
preach Sunday. Septerntn-r 19. in
All Saints' Kptacopal church,
lleppmr, at :.J a m.
rather Keed will preach on
the subject of "fold's t'nfalltng
Ixwe."
There will be no 10 oVIimH
aervk-e nor Sumlay Sthol on
that day. Since the departure of
lather Bruce Spencer some time
ago, lay leader have been con
tinuing aervlees. They will re
sume on Sunday. September
with the morning service and
Sunday School both at 10 am.
Brosnans Have Son
Mr. and Mr. Eddie Brosnan
are parent of a n. their flrnt
child, born at St. Anthony ho
temfcer 13. He weighed 7 lb.
tti. at birth and has been named
Michael Wward Taternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
Jerry Browian and maternal
rrandparenti are Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Hamden.
Church Sets Study
In getting ready for "PT R,
a preaching, teaching and reach
ing mission, a series of four
cottage visits bv members of
Hope and Valby Lutheran
churches has been started. The
book. -Your Pulpit In Life," will
be discussed In weekly Inter
vals In the homes of various
members, which centers around
every Christian's call to witness
for Christ
Soward Attends
Madras Conference
JmsIIi . nf the Peace Earl Sow
ard Is In Madras today (Thurs
layi and Friday attending a
statewide conference for Justices
of the peac-e. Ernest Jorgensn
of Irrlgon a'so was expeciea o
attend.
State officials, Judge and
othi-r diirnitarlea are on the pro
gram for the two day conven
tion, lnciuuing Kooeri v. sirauu,
Mate treasurer; Vern Hill, direc
tor nf t ho iitiito motor vehicle
department- Judge Val Sloper of
Salem, circuit juoge; ana town
McKi-an. chief of operations for
the State Game Commission.
Some of the new laws and
their effects on Justice courts
are expected to be consldererd at
the meeting.
Takes Trip East
Mrs. Carl (Sylvia I McDantel
left by airplane from Pendleton
Tuesday for Spokane from where
he fh-w east to Washington. D.
C, for a visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Barnes, and family of
Woodbine. Md. They were to
meet her at Dulles airport.
Washington. D. C Mrs. McDan
lei Is on vacation from her du
ties as county treasurer and Is
expected to be back by October
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