Hartnell.
The Jewells spent some1
time heer while he ministered at the
Community Methodist church.
The Capitol building in Washington
Guests recently at the home of Rev.
is open every day but Christmas and
and Mrs. Feenstra were Miss Nam
New Years.
Recent visitors at the Mike Fink Sherwood and Miss Polly Sherwood of
The Detroit Community Christian
and John Jungwirth homes were Mr. Los Angeles. Thursday afternoon the church will hold the first Sunday
and Mrs. Henry Fink and Mrs. Ger­ group made a trip to Breitenbush school and church services in the re­
trude Fink from Vibank, Canada.
cently purchased building next Sun­
hot springs.
day.
Orville Britton, proprietor of B &
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pennington and
Since considerable preparations will
H Equipment shop in Lyons has moved daughters Paula and Cheryl left Fri-
to Mehama where he will be have day morning to spend several days be necessary to get the building in
his iftiain saw shop located on the at the home of her mother Mr. and order for services, a work day has
been schuled for Saturday, Aug. 2.
highway west of town and will be Mrs. Sid Gruggett at Newport.
All volunteers over twelve years of
known as the Santiam Equipment com­
“No Cross, No Crown” is the theme
age will be able to help, according to
pany.
for the scriptural meditation from
Mrs. Alex Bodeker with her father the Uper Room, next Sunday, and will Mrs. O. J. White, Sunday school su­
Elmer Hiatt accompanied the Earl be the thought brought in the message perintendent.
Hamptons, Douglas and Margo Lee, by Rev. R. A. Feenstra, pastor of
to South Beach Monday morning. They the Lyons Community Methodist wood, Nebr. The two women are ni­
ters of Mr. Remmenga. Visiting now
returned Wednesday.
' church.
Glen Julian with his horse "Black
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr and at the Remmenga home are Mr. and
Bess” is a guest of Gene Ware and daughter, Gloria, Kathryn and Nadine Mrs. Gail Phillips, Laura Gayle and
his Cascade Packers at Breitenbush and Mr. and Mrs. George Berry visited Jimmy from Hot Springs, S. D.
James Gibson of Vancouver. Wash.,
hot springs this week.
Sunday at the Willard Berry home
spent the weekend at the home of his
Mrs. Laddie Pesek of Lebanon and in Sweet Home.
Clem Syster has returned from a uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
her mother. Mrs. E. L. Roye of Lyons,
Franklin.
vistied several days with friends at trip to Shawnee, Okla.
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra went
Rev. R. A. Feenstra of Lyons and
Nyssa and Culwell, Idaho.
to
Eddyville
Saturday
afternoon,
Rev.
Kenneth Abbott of Stayton left
Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Jewell from
North Richland, Wash., visited in where he conducted burial services for Monday morning for Tacoma, Wash.,
Lyons Friday. They were guests at Mrs. Emma McBride, Oregon pioneer where they will spend the week at­
tending the ministers graduate school
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard family near Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. Manroe Walker have at the College of Puget Sound. They
returned from Seattle, having been will meet the new bishop while there,
called there by the illness and death Bishop A. O. Raymond Grant of Port­
of his father.
land area. Mrs. Feenstra accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Remmenga them and will visit her sister, Mrs.
ON THE HIGHWAY
have had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allphin living at Steilacoom, and
Kenny Hopkins from Woodland, Calif., her mother, Mrs. Ella McCoy.
and Earl Tilson and Judy from El-
Mrs. Marvin Edwards honored their
son Dale on his 7th birthday with a
VELVEETA
party at. her home. Games and re­
( HEESEFOOD
freshments furnished the fun for the
little folks.
Honoring Dale were
--lb. loaf
David and Tommy Prideaux, Tony,
Frank and Glen Phelps Juanita and
CROWN VIENNA
John Morgan, Mrs. Edward and Janet.
SAUSAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zimmerman have
as their guest this week her sister
Mrs. Garnette from Sandy.
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<21 Gossiping pours emotional
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131 If you start at the southern
end of the Appalachian trail
alongside Mt. Oglethorpe, Ga,
you can walk north 2.100 miles to
the top of Mt. Katahdin in Maine.
Dorothy M. Martin describes the
through trail in "American For­
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An ex-GI hiked the 2,100 miles
in four months, averaged 17 miles
a day. He had his boots resoled
twice on the way. I.ast June the
final stretch of trail was cleared
for hikers. It winds through
dense woods, over mountains, in­
to valleys, past lakes and streams.
Information in this feature is
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Catholic Digest.
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