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ntrtntu gaiette times. ThursdaT. Hwmbw it. ihi Greenfield HEC Elects; Mystery Sister Party Set If MART IXE HARLOW tu iifni an Mn Glen Car pcntcr wa elected chairman I ih Horn Economic ciuo fa Greenfield Grange In a meeting last Wednesday at the home of Mr. Guv Ferguson. Mr, won ard Bedord l vice-chairman: Mr. Frank Mat low. accretary; and Mr. Walter Hay, treas urer. m, , Co-hostesses were Mra. Bed Af mnA ir John PhllliDa. Th club will be hostes for the annual Mystery Slater Christmas party December 13 at the grange halt, with the club officer In charge. Member of the Ladle Aid Society ol Com munltv church will be guests. Those not belonging to the My siKiir miv bring an ex chance gift. Mystery Sister will be revealed with exchange of gift and name drawn for next year. m Hostesses aooolnted for the Nrafmlm 19 card party were Mr, Delmer Hue and Mr. Tom Hilling; for the DecemDcr 3 par ty Mrs. John rhlUlps and Mr. VII Relaneer. A "Dutch" auction brought si in. Gifts for the state hospital in Tendleton were to be turnea in before December 15. Mrs. Vernon Russell was host for the meeting of the Board man Tilllcum club Wednesday The club wil lhost a tea party night of last week at ner nome ami nnrn house for all the wom en of the community November 21. 1-5 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ronald Black. All club mem- hom will assist her. AH new comers to the community are urged to attend. The next meeting will be the annual Christmas party Decem ber 14 at the home of Mrs. La Vern Partlow. There will be no second meeting in either No vember or December. The Mothers Club of Board man Grade school met last Wed nesday at the school with Mrs. Vernon Russell. Mrs. Delmer Hug and Mrs. Harold Baker as hostesses. The O E.A. dinner was report ed as netting approximately $70. A report was also made on the Hunters Breakfast. The annual Christmas tree and program was planned for December 22 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Bob Sicard will be in charge of treats. Mrs. Baker is chairman to obtain a film for the school rhildrpn for the last day of school December 23 before va cation starts. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Hug are in charge of getting a Christ mas doll and boys' toy. Mem bers will make clothes for the doll. Greenfield Junior Grange met Thursday night of last week at the grange hall. Nathan Thorpe, county deputy and senior gTange master, presented the grange with its charter with 31 names on it. He also instructed them in balloting for new mem bers. The - meeting dates were changed to the first Thursday and third Saturday of each month. Meetings start at 6:30 p.m. Drill practice will start at the next meeting November 20. Eight honorary members were present at the meeting. Mrs. Guy Ferguson was hon ored with a surprise birthday party at her home Thursday evening of last week when a group of friends called. She was presented with a cake and gifts. Present were Mrs. Charles An deregg of Pendleton, Mrs. Glen Carpenter, Mrs. Claud Coats, Mrs Louise Earwood, Mrs. Zearl Gillespie and Mrs. Frank Mar low. Cafeteria menus for Riverside High school and Boardman Grade school for the week of November 22-24 are as follows: Monday hamburger gravy over buns, mixed vegetables and fruit; Tuesday turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, rolls, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. Wednesday hash, French bread, green beans and fruit. School will be dismissed Thursday and Friday for Thank sgiving vacation. Bread, butter and milk are ' served with all meals. R Will be Given For Information Leading to the ARREST AND CONVICTION Of Anyone Found STEALING COUNTY EQUIPMENT Contact MORROW COUNTY COURT Heppner, Oregon Mr. Ray Gronqulst of lYndle ton was honored with a birth day party !at Thundav after noon at the home of Mr. W. G. Serhafer. The afternoon was spent playing pi nor Me and ca nasta. Ircent were Mr. Charle Andercgg of Pendleton. Mrs. Walter Haye.. Mr. Walter Wy, Mr. Glen Carpenter. Mr, Bernard Donovan. Mr. Wy and Mr. lXnovan won the high prizes, and the low went to Mr. Seehafer and Mr. Carpenter. Mr. Bill White of Baker, and Sharon Donovan, student at HOC La Grande spent the week-end at the home of their parent. Mr. and Mr. Bernard Donovan. Mr. Jame Par pa and dau ghter Cynthia Mmgsworth of Portland were week end guest at the home of Mr, Pappa' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. David Duncan. W. G. Seehafer reutrned to hli home last week after spending a week in St. Anthony' hospit al In Pendleton with a broken ankle, lit leg is In a cast. Mrs. Frank Marlow spent the week-end In Walla wana. Wash., visiting her aunts, Mra. Krnest Zerba and Mr. A. C Knudson. Greenfield Grange will meet November 20 at the hall, start ing with Dotluck supper at 6:30 p.m. Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ferguson. Mr. ana airs. Leonard Bedord and Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips. The Junior Grange will also meet at 6:30. Monument News Bt MARTHA MATTESON MONUMENT Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hunt and two daughters of Burns were here for a week of visiting and hunting. Don Wicks of Sprtngneia spent several days hunting in the area. He was a guest at ine 3mer Matteson home, return ing to Springfield November 1. Mr. and Mrs. Walter uay ana Miss Sharlena McKlnney ol Prinevllle were recent visitors with relatives here and In Fox. Mrs. Harrv Scott and Gracie Matteson drove to John Day last week for medical care for little Robin Scott. Vprne McCartv and sons raui and Don drove to Heppnor last uwk to eet his trucK ana visit Stella McCarty. who Is working at the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Harris have purchased a new trailer house and are now living at the farxToa Pannn ranch "t. - : . . recent guests ily from the valley. Misses Vanita and Berveda Cork, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cork of Bend, visited re cently with friends here. Mrs. Robert Ferrell of Camp 5 visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Matteson while her husband was in a Pendleton hospital for treat ments and tests. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roack of Pendleton spent a few days here on business and visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Wayne Leathers. ijvrnp Matteson was in Hpnnnpr last week-end where ho nurchased a new freezer. Thnse nresent Monday even ing to eat cake and ice cream with little Martha Matteson on her 5th birthday were ner par nt Mr. and Mrs. Verne Matte son. brother Ralph, Aunt Jessie Scott and Dianne Hunt, cousins Robert and Robin Scott, Mrs. Reeta Hinton, grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matteson, arandDarents. Flower drove to Heppner Monday to bring his wife, Clara, home. She had been in the hos pital there for three or four r ' - davs. Mrs. Stella McCarty came home Tuesday to visit her sons and take care of business, re turning Wednesday morning to her work in pioneer wemunai hospital. . Many turned out to the church ci i nnpr and harvest sale held Friday evening at the Legion firanee hall. The pta will sponsor a Thankstrivinff dance In the ch-wr1 ovmnasium. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forrest and children drove to John Day Sat- GWcHI Mrs. Florence Buxton naa asrpiaying -re i ohhrcuu, cent guests her sister and fam- Norris. Naomi Rice, Mavis Oy- Women Choose December Dale For Club Party T VIRGINIA KCLSO KINZl'A The Ktnrua Worn rn' club had lu tauUt meet ing lat Thursday afternoon with Vonnie Browning and Vir ginia KcUo a hoteM. During the meeting a date was set fur the club's Christina party and gift exchange. It will be on Saturday eenlng. Decern ber 11. and will be a potluck for the ladle and their hus bands. The member will ex change gift with their secret pal and the husband will bring a gift to exchange. A report wa given on the food sale held last Wednesday at the Mercantile. Games were plaved for traveling prtre. There will be no second meet Ing In November as It would fall on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mr. Dale Shelton re turned home Friday from a two weeks trip to Salem. Missouri, where they visited with rela tive. A stork shower honoring Mr. William Stephen wa held last Tuesday at the school. Games were plaved with prlie being won bv Tat Mc.Minn, Sue Mattl son, Naurtne Benson and Thel ma Hill. Mr. Stephen then opened her many gift assisted by Mrs. Archie Cox and Mr. R. O. Stephens. Cake and fruit sal ad were then served to the guests bv the hostesses Virginia Sitton. Linda Rector. Midge Mur ray and Sharon Kelso. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Mur dock went to Silver Lake last Tuesday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waldvogel. Richard Mortimore and F-arl Norris were in Condon Wednes day where Earl had seven stitches taken In the Index fin ger of his right hand. The regular women card par ty at Camp 5 was held Thurs day with Marie Rhoton as host ess. High was won by Carol Nor ris. low by Nancy Hawk, and floating by Carol Norris and Marie Hulett. Grand high for the series went to Carol Nor ris and second high to Barbara Mortimore. Others playing were Lola Ferrel. Jean Med lock. Rus ty Medlock. Etta Ferrel. Helen froxell. Betty Murdock. Linda Warner, and Judy Norris. Mrs. Jack Warner. Mrs. John Hawk, and Mrs. Dell Williams were in Heppner Tuesday for medical care for Mrs. Williams. The Friendship club met Wed nesday evening at the school with Doris Stubblefield as host ess. High was won by Merilyn Bailey, low by Irene Samples, and floating by Judy Norris and Kosemary aiuDoieueia. vomers rt oiii I ler, Pat McMinn, Rosie Graham, and Rita Conlee. A going away eift was presented to Irene Samples from the club. Mr. and Mrs. KoBert rerrei were In John Day Wednesday on business and for a medical checkup for Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Troxell and family spent Wednesday in Heppner on business and visit ing with Mrs. Harriet Evans. Mrs. Frank Ferrel and Mrs. Ralph James were in Heppner Tuesday on business and mea Ical care for Mrs. James. Mrs. Herschel Murdock and Mrs. Jack Bell and Mrs. Will Evans of Fossil were business visitors to Condon Wednesday. m-day, taking his mother, Mrs. Irene Forrest, there for dental work. Maynard Hamilton left No vember 15 for John Day on bus iness, then took the bus to Boise, Idaho, where he will visit his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Banta, and a niece, Dorothy Merrell. The Measure Of A M an He's growing ... Is your Savings Account? Make sure he'll have full measures of opportunity, with the educational advantages a young man deserves. 7 1 f::""!i!f!::i T70 OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION BOX 739 Many Take Part In Achievement Party By LaVtLLE FAITLOW IKlUGoN The NoMh Morrow County 4 11 Ai Itievrmcnl Party was held at the A C. tloufh lull -li-lum Ut Tu-uv evening, with Morrow county acents Gall M.Vartv and Mi Donna Ceotg of Heppner par ticipating. The evening began with a fried chicken dinner and emcee for the following program were Fran Walker and Bruce Jone. The program began with the I'nlted Statrs and 4 H flag pledge and then the club mem- ler Joined ' lor 'l,n group singing. Special guest were Intro duced, and an instrumental trio wa ieentcd bv lUndy Baker. Ron Baker and Kick Partlow. ac companied bv Mr. Harold Bak er. Lnda Early and Mike Part low gave report on their exr tences at 4 II Summer School In Con-all I, followed by baton twirling by Vivian Phillip. County agent Gall McCarty and Donna George presented pin and certificate and Ter KINZUA NEWS Ralph Jame entered the hos pital In Heppner Thursday for major surgery on Friday. He Is reported as doing fine and ex pected to come home Monday. Mr. and Mr. Grayson Gerard and family of Lone Pine spent Thurday here (siting with Mr. and Mr. Jack Sitton. Frank Denton and son Nerlin of Brookings arrived last Friday to spend several days doing some elk hunting. Mr. and Mr. Don Sllnkard. Mrs. Howard Rice and Mrs. Paul Oyler were business visitor to Pendleton on Saturday. In Heppner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. L Flack and Mrs. James Hulett and son Robert. Mr. and Mr. Harold William son of Prinevllle spent Thursday here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alet Campbell and Andrea. Miss Sandy Chapman of Spray spent Friday here visiting with her sister Mrs. Ray Rector. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rector moved last week to the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Samples and fam ily. The Samples moved to near lone where Jerry will be em ploved on a ranch. Mrs. Richard Mortimore, Mrs. Earl Norris and Mrs. Kenneth Norris were business visitor to Portland Friday. While there Mrs. Mortimore had a medical checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reed of RnH srwnt the week-end visit ing the Rusty Medlock and Frank DeMerrltt families. Mr. and Mrs. Corky Medlock and sons of Hermlston spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Medlock nad family. Mrs. Ed Wham, Mrs. Ernie Wall and Mrs. Peter Bible were business visitors to Heppner on Wednesday. Mrs. Joe Browning accompa nied by Bob Loom is of Fossil were business visitors to Port land Monday. Preparations are under way for the Kinzua Community church Christmas program which Is scheduled for Sunday pvpninir. December 19. The 4-H cooking club, has been newly organized for their nhase 2. Nine cirls are enrolled and they meet every two weeks. Officers were chosen with Joyce Hatter as president; Dianna Meadows, vice president; Nan ci Britain, secretary-treasurer; Nancy Benson, song leader, and Linda Rice, reporter. Other girls belonging are Theresa Hyatt, Darla Brock, Debra Mathias, and Barbara Hatter. Leader of the group is Mrs. Wanita Hubbell. Their next lesson will be the making of a vegetable salad. Start saving, and keep saving, so cash on hand will measure up to your children's future needs . . . and yours. PENDLETON cm Ball and lnnle Manger gave 4 II .Hummer Camp tenuis, lm Wilson sang a ocal solo followed bv slid.- cf 4 II activ ate and a tan dance by jmsan Ball. The evening climated with a presentation ol ial award by the extension agents. The trtlgon Livestock 4 II club had It first meeting Wednes day at the old Wrtgon school. Pete Richard is the club lead er, and ollloer lr lude: Tarn mv Snder. president; Arthur olln. uv president; Judy Sny der secretary-treasurer; Karen Richard, cw's rettcr. and David Richard, recreation lead er. The memtwH divided to sel ect a name lor their club at their next meeting. The group saw a movie on proer proced ure in Judging dairy cow, pig and laving hen. Alo. they com pleted form on Judging live stock. The Irtlgon tiirW HI Cook In club met at the old school Mon day with their leader, Mr. Iele Richard. The girl practiced measuring flour and water and plan to make banana-milk drink next week. Mr. and Mr. Albert Partlow and Shervl drove to Vancouver, Wash , and spent the week-end visiting Mr. Partlow' brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mr. Eugene Berg and Ronald and s1.no Mr. Myrtle Markham who spent the past week with the Berg While there they also vis ited Mr. and Mr. Jay Berry. Dr. and Mr. Wayne Itinerants and Dianna. Mr. and Mr. Rus sell McCoy. Mr. Darrel Richard and Julia Anne. Mr. and Mr. Mac McCoy and Mr. and Mr. Warren McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis drove to Vancouver. Wn and ent ihe week-end with their son In law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. Keith Gronquit. Mr. and Mr. Warren McCoy drove to Seattle to attend the Oregon State University of Washington foot ball game. Their daughter. Susan McCoy, participated in the Oregon State marching band at halt time. McCoy drove back to Van couver, Wash., and visited hi brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Mac McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berg and Ronald and Mrs. Myrtle Markham. Rev. and Mrs. DeRoeso and family, formerly of Weston, vis ited the Irrlgon Assembly of God church Sunday evening, and Rev. De Rosso gave the ser mon. Rites Held for Mr. MuUcer Funeral service for Mr. Linda Lee Mulkey was at Burns Mor tuary In Hermlston Monday, No vember 15, with the Rev. Eu gene Hamnien oiuciaung, mm music bv Merrill Womach. Lin da is survived by her husband, Jerry Mulkey and their daugh ter, Shollah Kae, ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Christian sen. Irrlgon; sisters. Mrs. Judy Crelghton of Baker. Janet and Etta Lou. and a brother Darwin all of Irrlgon. Concluding serv ices were at Desert Lawn Mem orial cemetery, Irrigon. Menus at A. C. Houghton school for the week of Novem ber 22-26 are as follows: Mon day Sauerkraut and wieners, corn and applesauce; Tuesday 1 n II ru WINTER DRIVING HOLDS NO DREADS WHEN YOU ARE EQUIPPED WITH OUR KRAFT WINTER TREADS Princess Reports at Grange IT DELfltA JONES l.lIXINtrrON Uxlngton Grange No. T.ti met at the hall for It regular meeting, on Sat urday evening. The meeting started with the program, which consisted of movie bv Ginger MaH-ske and a very Interesting ber iMllvme ' rner a Morrow County Fair and Umleo prince. She wa assist ed by her father. Gene Maje he. Following the program, the meeting wa held, with Kenneth Smouse acting Master. Main business of the evening was the election of officer. The following were elected : Charle C. Jone. master; Ed ward L, Hunt, overseer; Kenneth Smouse. seeretan'; Jn Nelson, treasurer; Dclpha Jone. lectur- Roast turkey and dressing, mashed otatoe and gravy, cranberry sauce, celery stick, salad and pumpkin tarts; Wed nesday Meatloaf. gr ajxfr u 1 1. buttered le and strawberry shortcake. School will b dis missed Thursday and Friday lor the Thanksgiving holiday. All meals are served with Isread and butter and milk. A ladle black coat, left at A. C. Houghton school after the recent Pomona Grange meeting, may be claimed In the office. J. W. Illggln of Kellogg. Ida ho. t vlsiung his sister. Mrs W. C. Anderson. Rev. and Mrs. John II. Ken nrv. pa of the Irrlgon As sembly of God church, and sev eral member of the congrega tion attended a District Fellow ship meeting at II lot Rock Mon day. Meeting and the potluck meal were In the Community Building. Mr. Rose Swlndcn of Birm ingham. England I visiting hre son In-law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. Henry G. llelnhaucr and family. This was the first time Mrs. Swlndcn had seen her grandson John, youngest of the llelnhauer' four ons. Mr. and Mrs. Rcc Morgan and Mr. and Mr. K. A. Stephen at tended and participated In a Veteran Day Parade In Milton Frecwutcr Veterans' Day. AND DANCE Saturday, November 20 Dinner at 6:30 Dancing at 9 p.m. WITH MUSIC BY WESTERN GENTLEMEN. CONDON Benefit For Elks' Eye Clinic $2.50 Per Person ELKS' TEMPLE HEPPNER LODGE NO. 3S8 BPOE LET US PROVIDE YOU WITH SAFETY AND SECURITY BY CAPPING YOUR CASINGS WITH WINTER CLEAT SILENT SAFETY SKID-RIDS (Walnut) WE DO THE JOB PROMPTLY Ford's Tire Service -TOUR WINTER TIRE HEADQUARTERS" Ph. 676-9481 HEPPNER. ORE. rr; Marl Steagall. chaplain; Gen Majeske. steward; Fred Nelson, gatekeeper; Joe and Hil da Yocorn. .distant steward and U.tv alstrl; Nora Turner, fore' AH. Majeske. Pomona, and Ola, Itugg le. Flora . It was announced that ne Grange I sponsoring a "."' Kill fr Faslrin Oiei,'..ll Male h.-pltal and all gift ar lo be left unwta'ted at I VI a Market before December I. ' Ihey will picked ui and de livered to te hospital. Date of the pest regular Grange meeting wa changed from Decemtiec II I" DcermNr IX Installation fr the Grange ( the county I planned for lHHi-mer 11 at the UMngton hall. The meeting of the 1Mb ll start with a politick din ner al ri Til and Ihe C hristmas party following. Adding to the enjoyment f Ihe last meeting wa a dl play table i4 favorite antique brought by member from their home. A variety of about 2 Item were of historical Interest tu ths4 attending. Holly Lodj Ha Election At the regular meeting f Holly Reekah lodge last Thur day evening, officer were elect ed, which will 'lake office at the first meeting In January. They are Mr. Charles Pallerg. noble grand; Mr. Jo Yocorn. vice grand; Mr. Charley C Jone. secretary; Mr. Aloiuo Henderson, treasurer, and Mr Archie Munker. board member. Refreshment were scned fol lowing Ihe meeting. Mr. and Mr. Charles Colley have had as guests this past week Mr. and Mr. Art Sehmock from Rogue River. Mr. Bertha Hunt returned home Friday after a week lcnt In Beaverton with her son and daughter In law. Mr. and Mr. Donald Hunt and children. She returned home with the family who remained f.sr the week-end. and other guest were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Waddlll of Oregon City. The men enjoyed ome elk hunting. Tell the advert ler you aw It In the Gazette-Times. P-w, Ef
