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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1967)
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. July 6. 1967 Illness Claims Roy C. Leathers; Services June 15 By MARTHA MATTESON MONUMKNT KutiiTiil wrv livx witi In-Ill fur Hnv I'lurliiK Ion l.rullHT, i2, ut the Tri'itfoy UTliin rliuri-h In Monument on Thurmluy, June IS. Tho Hiv. Mllo Krnnke (if Dnvvlllo olflo liilcd, miiiI roni'luilliiK wrvlces weir nt Hip Monument (Vine Icrv. rnlllwiirer wit1 Ivim Kn rlKhl, Ki'imrtli Itouml, Sttuilry Munknivi', Henry Cupper. Hurry Owen mid Hull l.urk In. Iloniirury imlllienrerH were Itho lileiikmiin, Wnller Korree, Alton Millrlilo, Cliiri'iiic Hiiliiie nnil Mnvwml 1 In in 1 1 1 1 n . The hymn, "( ilil IttiK Ceil CruiM" win miiiK by Whviii' lnthiTN, Jr., Hertlne ;len, be iinim tjl' und Dttrlem Buyer, Mr. Lenihem wim born Sept. emher -I. 1'HH, nt llurdmnn, Ore., to lllllie Mne C'rutner and llnlllr U'lilliem. He imiutcil nwny nl the 1'rltievllle I'loneer Memnrliil hiwiilliil nt li::i p.m., June 11, lifter a limit IIIiich. He lived with III fnlkx until when they moved to the Monument uren, On May M, l!C7, he wiih united In iniirrliik'o to Oim Miie Neut, and to thin union whji burn on duuKhler. Nil del line. Oua May jitx.sc(i nwny In Kehrunry, i;r2. In 1W5 he mnrrled I'enrl K.lttt Wall. They lived In the Kim. berlv urea until 19511. then mov ed to Unyvllle, where he lived unit worked until lie retired In (Hlulier. IMS, due to 111 health. Survivor Include bin wife, I'enrl Mia: three Menson, Kl vln and Itonnle Wall of Day villi' and Kenny Wall, who U Willi the Armed Korre In Kor ea; one daughter, Ixabel Kuo Nnil; one rund.Hon. Jiimen Neal; three Kranddaue,hterM, Jer ri, Jiickle and Jiim ll Neal, all uf Prlnevllle, Also four broth em. Curl of Portland. Lyd and Arrhle of Umu Creek, Olid Wavne of Klinberly; three Ho lers, Audra Allen of IrrlKon, Mahle liiiaeh of IVnilletim and Craiv Ihiiirun of 1'ortland, and a hmt of nieces, nephews, conn in and frlcndx. Mrs. Marv Corley and two yoiiiiK'i-! children, Mrs. Lorn Ann VaiiKhn and two rhllilren and their mother, Mrs. Doris Vinson drove to lone June 11 10 attend the Pndbertf family tu union. Mr. mid Mrs. Wayne Leathers and family, Bert I no Cute unil daughter. Deannii ()lo and ehlldren drove lo lliirilman June 11 for the Leathers' fumlly ro union. Mr. und Mrs. (U'otv.h Capon, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Kcl Hound were Sunday dinner Kuesi June 11, ut the home of Mr. and Mr. Jack For rest und family, PatKV und Curia Heine spent a week ut Miller visit ln their nrandiarenl, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Helse. Mr, and Mrs. Sonny Heine briiUKbt Carta home the follow -Int? week and 1'atny Muyed for a longer visit, Abe Oute and his sister, Vlr Klnln Idey of Chlco. Calif., came for his wife, Herllne who had come up with her two (jlrls and brother, Wayne Leathers, Jr., for their uncle's funeral service. The two girls will stay for a while. Sherry Cates Is on Kil ler l.iKikout staying with her aunt, Dcanna OeJe, Cludv Heemer of Portland and n cousin of Vancouver, Wn spent n weekend hero visiting their uncle, Krunk Howell. On June 11, Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Howell, Mr. and Mm. Cliff How ell and son I'uddy, and Mr. and Mrs. ham Howell and daughter were nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howell for dinner. Mrs. Itltii Hlnlon left last Sat urday to visit a few days In North Bend. Mrs. Stella MeCarty of Hepp ner and her daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mm. Konnld Dul lanev and daughter of llanford, Calif , were weekend visitors of (he Harold and Virgil Reynolds families. Mrs Hatlle ItulM-nstrof has re turned, after visiting In Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. Mrs. (Catherine Gertson was treated to a birthday dinner June II at the CuHn Ccrt.son Itanch. present were Mrs. (Jert son, Mr. and Mrs, Holier! Cert son. Don Cuxn, Mike CrLssman and Mavnard Hamilton. MIsji Dianne Hlnlnn Is visit ing her sister, Arvllla drizzle, at Prlnevllle. Miss Judy Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Wiirnlu Taylor, beeuine the bride of (jail Kngle. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hud K'ngie, on Mon day. June 12. They uro planning lo live on Wall Creek In the John Vun Dusen house. Verne MeCarty was rushed to John Day hospllal early Suniluy morning, June 11, where he un derwent surgery. Mike, son of Itufu C'rlssman of Ukluh, Is working for Don Capon on tho ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wllllums and baby of Puscn, Wn aix-nt a weekend with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Williams. Mr. und Mrs. Krnle Johnson and Mrs. Klmer Mutteson were In John Day recently on busi ness. While there Ernie traded his Ford pickup In for a Dat sun pickup. Hill WHten of Wyoming was here with Francis Chlttuck of the Navy to visit the Capon and Uerlson famllli-s. Mend Cilmiiti took the two boys to Corvullls to attend Boys' State. Mrs. Jessie Scott took Mr. and Mrs. Krnle Johnson to Pendle ton where she took the train buck to Michigan City, Ind., for a new school bus. Bud Johnson's boy was taken to John Day hospital recently where he was treuted for what at first appeared to be blood poisoning. Christian Church Elects Officers The Heppner Christian Church recently held Its annual bunl ness meeting at which time a new constitution and by laws were passed. New officers were also elected for the new fiscal year. They are: Chairman of the board, Bob Bcrgstrom; vice chairman of board, Jim Wlshart; secretary, Virginia Kelthley; treasurer, Bill Hust; organist, Vrglnla Turner; assistant organist, Kathryn Ilosklns; choir director, Kathryn Ilosklns; assistant choir director, Deanna Boschee; unity council, Jim Wlshart, Marcel Jones and Anita Stock ard; Junior department superin tendent. Opal Cook; Sunday School secretary, Lorcne Grif fith; assistant Sunday School secretary, Kdna Peck; trustees, Marcel Jones, Kathryn Ilosklns, Clara Gertson. Honorary elders are: C. N. Jones and Frank Parker. Elders are Bob Bergstrom, Marcel Jones, Clarence Baker, Paul Jones. BUI Hust. and Al Bo-schee. Need scratch pads? Get them at the Gazette-Times. P AVA1LAB1 To 25 SIDEWALK BAZAAR SPECAL THE GAZETTE-TIMES Monument Soldier Serves in Vietnam Army Private First Class Con nie J. Lawrence, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathen Lawrence of Monument, was assigned to the 'Jlh Infantry Division in Viet nam, June 16. Pvt. Lawrence Is a member of Company E, 2nd Battalion, of the division's With Infantry. He entered the Army In July llMiG, and was last stationed at Ft. Carson. Colo. The private graduated In 190-1 from Camp Verde (Ariz.) High school. Support These Organizations At The SIDEWALK BAZAAR Proceeds of Their Booths And Projects Will Go To Church, Club and Com munity Projects. METHODIST WSCS (Women's Sociat) Food Sale Grab Bags (In Front of Old Sears Store) SHRINE OUEEN PRESENTED 11:00 a.m. Sat. On Main St. CHURCH Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints JAYCEES Pancake and Sausage Breakfast Saturday 6-10 a.m. ADULTS SI KIDS 75c Front of Joyce Hall Bake Sale and Hand Made Items By MURRAYS DRUG HEPPNER REBEKAHS Pronto Pups Front of Hotel Heppner FREE PARKING All Day Friday & Saturday RODEO KICKOFF DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT July 8, 9:30 p.m. Fair Pavilion PENDLETON RANGERS Drum & Bugle Corps Play & Drill 11:00-12:00 Sat. MOTHERS CLUB Sno-Cones In Front of Turner, Van Marter & Bryant. Ins. MORROW COUNTY ROCKHOUNDS Sale and Display In Front af Gonty's ROYAL ARCH WIDOWS Novelty Booth Front of WESTERN AUTO Jaycees CAR SMASH Front of Joyces Hall DRAWING SAT. FOR $10.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE HANK OF VJ JZastern Urea on HEPPNER ARLINGTON IONE MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GRAB BAGS GUARANTEED $10 VALUE 00 BRITE SET HAIR SPRAY 49c ca J t-' . I " V I Si . " i 1 J f. . " tv I I . . iv.V.. 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