Jonis Baker Crowned
New Worthy Advisor
Of Rainbow Assembly
Using l'Uk and Ml M her
thoM-n rr, and "Kuliti" a
hrf motto, Mlu Janla Baher Mat
Installed neve worthy atvlor of
Kuih AurtnUy N Order r(
lUlnhuw far Clf 1ft. at Mmal
rrremonlrs Rundav afternoon,
f.ri trmtirr 70. in the Mk.-i.i.'
hall. Nineteen other young lal
le vrre sealed with her to make
up the alate of elected and ap
minted officer ft the fall term.
Janl. daus-hier of Mr. and
ltlra. Clarence Baker, waa r
corted lo I hi Hilar ty hrr father
for the crowning ceremonies,
marine floor length, pink for
mal. The Jrweled crown w
Presented to hrr by hrr aUler,
ynda. Othc family members
present were hrr mother anj
two brothers. Billy and Krn.
In keeping with her them,
faith, the brightest Jewel In
my crown," the song My Kal'h
Lnta Up to Thee' wa dedi
cated ty Mra. Al Roschee. ae.
rompanled by Mr. Virginia
Turner.
Fhlrley Frwln Installed the
new worthy advisor, assisted by
Inane fthaffitz. Installing mar
ahal; Judy Jones, lntalllnf re.
rurder; Knpenla Wilson, Install.
In chaplain, and Ms Fred lloa
kin. Installing munition
Taking the obligation at mo
ther advisor of the assembly
waa Mr. Tom Huhe.
Those serving at new of I leers
for the fall term Include Jan
llaerr. worthy associate advisor;
Kathy Mlby, charity; Martha
IVh. hope; Linda I lark, tatth;
Ruby lulleton. recorder; uoiren
la Wilson, treasurer; Jeanlne
Hunt. chaplain, and Linda
Heath, drill leader.
Those holding the color ta
tlont are Linda Orwlck, love;
Susan Mrloy. reliulon. Mary
IVrce. nature; Sandra Flail1, im
mortality; Tarn lluehra. fldi-lity;
Jill I'adbcrg. patriotism; Sue
fhally. service; Breita l!owell.
outre observer; Mary Kay
Hughes, confidential observer:
Sara Miller, mualclan; Tatti
Howell, choir director.
A etft f apprerlatlort for aer
vlcrt of the pait term wa pre-M-nnd
Shirley Eiwm, retiring
.... ..
"Si
MISS JAMS BAKER
woithy advisor, by MUi Baker In
behalf of the avarmbly
A rumt of honor wat Mn.
Howard lirvant. worthy matron
of Ruth Chapter No. 32. Order
tf 'he l.trrn Mar.
Dutlng the aorial hour, re
(raiments of rake. Coffee and
furxh were aerved from a table
centered with while ch'yaanthe-
mun.a. Mr. Bob BerMrom cut
and aerved the take; pouring
tutu h waa Mr. I'.o.l llieuewood.
and MTVlnr titer ioffi- waa Mr.
Majttl Junra.
Joint Meeting Set
For Altar Societies
A L.lnt rrwrflnir tJt lhl Altar
Sortettra of lleppnrr and lone It
planned for Turday eveninif.
'Vlnlvnr 4 a I t hit hnm of Mtl.
).. w InliP U() H. Falrvlrw
Irlve. with Mra. Tat O'Brien at
asalNlan! hoatmt.
iKirlne the hulnea elon.
final plant will h made for
tminff the annual fall Smor
KtHrd on Sunday, October 17.
All mernlrr are urjeed to at
tend. Member of the Holy Name
men will le aervrd breakfast
Sunday, October 10. by the com
mittee In charge. Mra. Jim Mon
ahan. Mm. YA Gonty and Mr.
Jerry Sweeney.
Any boy or Rlrl between 9 and
19 yeaxi old can Join 4 II.
Culture of Greece
Subject of Progrom
For Soroptimist Club
r:iM ulih Ita tradltlona.
cd and hltory, waa the theme
of the program or tn rorop.
tlmUt Hub at laat Thursday a
luncheon meet Inf.
A mriat llitrrrttln ttudV Of
ancient and modern flreece waa
preaenled by Mn. r.mll oroan
en and Mt. W. J. Thorn a, who
are co chairman of the Inter
national tioodwlll and Under-
atandlnf committee. Mra. Grtmh
ena ahowed a color film, with
ih narration bv Vincent rrtce.
of the ancient and modern build-
Injra, theatrr. people, i.iarra
and cuttoma. It waa noted their
method of aplnnlng and weav
Inar appear to much the aame
ttwlay a In the pat.
Mr. Tlomaa added back
of it from her per-
M.nal observation when touring
Orere. of the many refugee
-mn there. She nolnted out
that tome of the Inhabitant of
Ihene ramps have been living
in them for over 20 year.
alan dlnru&trd the Rorop-
tlmltt International AoeUtlon'B
contribution to fund for ine
education of these people, and
the rrrugee tuna wnicn ia uea
in ajuui with the work of the
refunre camp. They also pon-
aor a refuEee camp near inn-
brurk. Auatrta. and aMist in tne
work of the camp there.
Reception to Honor
Victor Rietmanns
The home of Mr. and Mr. BUI
t)ltm.nn In Inn m'lll h onen
Sund.iv. October 3. for a public
reception in honor of Mr. and
Mr vii-tnr liii-tminn. The oc-
cation will obwerve their 40th
wedding annlvmary.
Tt hoM are inviting irienaa
and relative in the area to top
in hniu'Mn the houra of 3.00 and
5:tW p.m. to extend their greet
ing to tne coupie.
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Program to Feature
Articles of Dew-Foam
Regular meeting of the Ixi
iniMn l oop Diddle will resume
on Monday, Octotrr 4. at 1:30
pm. at the Leilngton City hall.
A apeclal program for the af
ternoon will frature art Idea
made from dew foam. Thoat
who come are aaked to bring
a aupply of the dew-foam, glue,
arlaaora, pin. S" dowel alUk
112" longt. crochet thread and
crochet hook.
All interested persona are wel
come to attend.
Mra. Geola Buatoa I upend
ing aeveral day In Portland,
where ahe la visiting her aUtrr,
Mr. Kay George.
Friday te Monday rUltori at
the Ray !rake home were Mr.
and Mr. T. K. Given, brother-in-law
and alter of Mr. Drake,
and a friend. Mr. Marie Loar.
all of Sllverton. On Saturday
they enjoyed picnicking and
fUhlng at Bull Prairie. In the
afternoon they went to Klmberly
where Mra. Loar vl.iiti-d long
time friend, the Thomaae.
Honorary Teachers'
Society initiates
Initiation wn held for i
new member of lielt Kappa
(iamma. honor aorlety fur wn
en tearher. at a dinner meet
ing Saturday evening at the
Tapadera Rrataurant in Pendle
ton. Tif Initiated were Mr
Oleta Aker. Milton-Frerwater;
Mr- Melvln Bennett, MlHon
Freewater; Mr. Freda Johna,
Hrrmlaton; Mr. Joaephlne Sim
mon. HermUton; Mr. Hilda
Slater, Stanfleld, and Mr. Dai
la Ixiscnberry. an honorary
member, of Umatilla
The Candles." a ceremony
honoring Founder Day. wa
arranged by Genevieve Mayber-
ry. .
Granddaughter Born
Mr. and Mr. James Monahan
are proudly announcing the
birth of a rranddauf htee tn
Portland on Wednesday. Sept
ember a Little Ann Marie I
the first child of their aon and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr.
Mike Monahan of Portland, and
at birth weighed 8 lbs- 6
Her maternal prandparenU are
Mr. and Mr. Antonla Imln.
Queze of San Francisco, CaliX.
Private aupport for 4-H come
from community organization,
jrvir Hub bualnesa. Industry
and Individuals.
HCrPNCa GAZE TTt TIM tS. Tkaradat. lepeashef M. IMS
Churches to Observe
Laymen's Sunday
Laymen Sunday will be fib
served in the Christian church
es In llrpprter and lini;!on on
Sunday, Oitobrr la according
to the Rev. Al Rusthee, pastil.
Speaker for the 11 fx am
m Ih at Lraihgtun on tiMt day
will be Clarence Raker. Cail
Marquardt, a layman of the
Lealngton church, will deliver
the message at the 9:00 am.
worship service in the Heppner
church. Complete service In
both churches will be conducted
by the laymen.
Two couple will represent the
rhunhes at the Spokane Area
Assembly October 10- 1Z Plan
nlng to attend are Rev. and Mr.
Bomhee and Mr. and Mn.
Charle Jones. It 1 ejtpecled that
Mini Loma Mae Jones, who U
with the national office In In
dianapolis. Ind, will also at
tend. Service Announced
Rev. Father M. C Moynlhan
of Toledo will be a guest pas
tor at services of All Saint
Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing October 3, He will preside
at 10.00 a m. mas, and will be
greeted at an Informal coffee
hour following.
Club Enjoys Field
Trip ro Pendleton
The Ruralettes 4 11 sewing
dub wrnt to Pendleton on a
buying trip and hair styling
trip recently. We went to the
beauty school and had our hair
styled, then orw of our club
mn.bcfi, Ja Waitm. lnlied
us to lunch at her mother's
home They served desserts, but
we brought our own sat k lunch
es. After lunch we went on our
buying trip.
We looked In several store
to see different styles of dresses,
then we bought our patterna
and material.
Member who went were Cher I
Carlson. Christine McCabe. Mary
McElllgott, Dar'ene Warren.
Shauna and Car ley Bergstrom.
Mothera who came along were
Mr. L. A. MfCabe. Mr. I-ewU
Carlson and Mr. Roland Berg
triwn. our leader.
Shauna Bergstrom,
Wewa reporter
A early a 1856. Horace Gree
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contest for Hew York boy, a
forerunner of 4 11 Club contest.
Rural achool superintendent
and college eaperlment atatlona
promoted contents In crop pro
duction and aoll testing In the
early l90(s.
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