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Woman's World
''Iris' Garden
Club Subject
MAXIXE NURMI, Woman's Editor
local Hope Chapter 13 Holds
OES School Of Instruction
Order of Eastern Slar, Hope
chapter 13, members recently
held a dinner at The Wheel, pri
or to their meeting. Virginia
Kubler, worthy matron and Dr.
William Kubler, worthy patron,
presided.
A school of instruction was
held by Florence Jaeger, of Con
don. associate grand conductor
of the grand chapter of Oregon.
Guests , were present from
, Cherry Chapter if Cove and Blue
Mountain lhapter of Elgin.
An addenda was given honor
MR. AND MRS. DALE CAMPBELL
Married In Elgin Church
Church Rites Unite
Simmons, Campbell
Miss Marvalene Jean Simmons,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rolin
C. Simmons of Elgin, and Dale
W. Campbell, son of Alvin Camp
bell and Mrs. Joan Bright, both of
La Grande, were united in mar
riage Aug. 23.
The Rev. Volney Johnson per
formed the ceremony in the
Church of the Nazarene at El
gin. The church was decorated
with bouquets of gladioli.
Mrs. Wnevieve McCall was the
organist, she also accompanied
foloist, Mrs. Ethel Smith, who
sang -"God-Gave, Me You," and
then kneeling at the altar, "Hear
Our Prayer."
The bride was given in marri
age by her father. She wore a
princess style gown of white
flocked nylon over satin, with a
a floor length skirt. The neck
line was sweetheart and the
sleeves were long and pointed
at the wrist. Her veil was finger-tip
length. She carried an or
chid on a white Bible. The
bride made her own wedding
dress
Miss Sandra White was the
maid of honor. She wore an or
chid dress, fashioned after the
bride except it was sleeveless
and street length. She carried
a lavender rose nosegay.
The Misses Kathy Gollihar
and Connie Spikes were brides
maids. They were dressed in or
thid dresses same as the maid
of honor, and carried the same
kind of nosegays.
Kim Taylor, a cousin of the
groom, was the flower girl. Her
dress was pink nylon and she
carried a basket of rose petals.
Judith Simmcns, sister of the
tt bride, and Donna I.ou White, were
Dunhams Are Parents
UNION (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Dunham are the parents
of a sen born at the Grande
Ronde hospital, Sept. 28. He
weighed eight pounds, 6 ounces
and is named Ramon Dean. He
is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Renclds Baxter and great grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baum.
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the candle lighters. They also
wore orchid dresses.
Larry Campbell, brother of
the groom, was the best man, and
.eland Fager, David Harman and
Bruce Beaman were ushers.
For the occasion the mother of
the bride wore a pink brocaded
Wo piece dress. lavender rose
corsage and white accessories.
The groom's mother wore a blue
dress, white accessories and a
lavender rose corsage
A reception was held following
the ceremony in the church. The
four tiered wedding .cake was
made by Ethel Smith. It was
topped -with sugar bells and- a
lavender r ribbon. Mrs. Judith
Hunt and l'alricia Renecke serv
ed the cake, and Marilyn Sher
wood poured.
Janice Simmons, sister of the
bride, was in charge of the guest
book. Judith Campbell, sister of
the groom, Jackie Kuykendall
and Sharon ColcUisure were in
charge of gifts.
The newlyweds honeymooned
to Seaside and . Portland. For
her traveling the bride wore a
rust brown suit and the orchid
from her Bible bouquet.
They are at home in the Eo
cene Courts of La Grande. The
bride is a graduate of Elgin High
School and the grcom a graduate
of La Grande High School. Ik
is attending EOC and is employ
ed by the V.'S. Forest Service.
Witnesses Will
Hold Training
Meet In Idaho
About 68 Jehovah's witnesses
from the La Grande congregation
are leaving this week to attend
the three-day Bible training con
vention to be held in Caldwell.
Idaho Oct. 9 11, M. Burling, presid
ing mini.sl r, said today.
Approximated oo ministers and
guests are expected to attend dur
ing the peak of the sessions.
Assemblies of this type are
h"ld semi-annually to train the
Witnesst s in their ministry work
and to teach them how to more
clearly adapt Bible principles to
their daily living. In line with
this, the convention program will
be present d around the theme.
"Do The Divine Will."
A special baptism service wiM
be held on Saturday sfternoon.
and the first showing in this
vicini'y of the Watchtower So
ciety's new lilm, "Divine Will
Inte. rrjlional Assembly of Jeho
vah's Witnesses" wi'l be presented
lha'. evening.
The highlight of the convention
will b? the public talk Sunday
afternoon. M. M. Kolar. con
vention chairman and district
supervisor of the Witnesses, will
speak on the subject, "When Is
God's Will to Be Done on Earth?"
The meeting will be hMd at the
Jefferson Junior High School. The
public is invited to attend any or
all sessions.
lii kjn the flower subject
l"i the (Kt iher iiicilm,: of the
Garden dull when they met ill
'l.e eliilihiin-e Friday.
Tie meeting was called to or
iel In Hie president. Mi's Ge.r
la Milium .v A s'lort Imsiiii'm
meeting !,!!, the salute to
the Ha.
ing the associate grand conduc j Mi , liny and Mrs. Grace
tress, by officers and courtesy Tin . the ennmiitlee in charue
sisters. A gift of money was! thru (,,. an informatvie ' talk
rjiven to Mrs. Jaeger, for the land ih-nisMcin on the ii is. The
worthy grand matrons project. 'ii.ni iluieient species and how
Mr. and Mrs. U'ster Johnft.n jto cultivate and grow them in
worthy patron anal matron of .our local inn.
Cherry Chapter, were escorted t(. The lea table was centered with
the Fast and welcomed. Past a centerpiece if autumn (towers
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Wed., Oct. 7, 1959 Page 5
LOCAL EVENTS
i
irand matrons also honored were
mil ether arrangements were
placed about the room.
4-H Club News
t'earl McC'lay and l.aurose llib
beid.
Refreshments were served
from a table centered with a
bouquet of red and while dahlias The Ml. ;: n Homemakers. 4 II
Committee for the evening was club m jmiiia d their IMfin1 g.oiip
Helen Cash and Juanita Olson. Elected were the billowing of
chairmen: Mr. and Mrs. Bert ; .iccis. Jeanne Socvkhart. mesi-
llamnton. Mr. and Mis. Avery (, t; j .-U1M. vf,,, v;ie prtsi
llarris.n, Jim ( ash. I.ila Mc-'0 .. i, ,, s(H.r,,,.1Iv.
Donald and Gertrude McVey, av. M.,rv lmn,., Siickhart. sone
""n- .,. , , . ;Kader: and It' verlv Hoxie, re-
The next meeting will be a dis , ..,,.,.
trict meeting at Union. Ot. .14. .. .... .,., hnsin..
in the Masonic temple. 1 his will mu , cd
be a four chapter meeting with
Grande Ronde Valley nK W . s ,(j k ,
lakmg part w . II be Blue M uo . 4 (.,M,llltil,n.
I'me; ll'pi? Chapter. l a Grande;:
..rr.,1 !,.. twt.t I'h'llltlrr I
' Mrs. C'clesie Dickinson of Cor-!(i'v,'n b' I:lu ' MV
vallis, worthy grand matron,
will pay her official visit at this
time.
The iiutliiiu was completed with
:i bread molding dem-nstr .lion.
Mrs. Arthur May has as guilts
in her hum", her elder son, Hich
. id. and his wife l avon. They
are here visiting from their home
in l.uwndale, Calif. A family re
union has been held while thiy
;'re her-!. They have visited wilh
Ctlen and I.ila May, Mr. and Mrs
Tom Givens, Mrs. Jean Graham
and daughters, and other rela
tives, including a pair of live
moil I) old twins.
Ciystal Rtbekah Lodge will
n.cct this evening at 7:30 in the
Jdd Fellows hall. Charier to be
ir aped.
WhirUway Dane club will
huld a dance in the I nion Sports
nan's Club, Saturday evening.
Odd Fellows Lodge 16, La
Grande, will meet Friday at H
p.m. in their hall.
M Sgt. W. F. Lillis, United
States Army Hecrulter, will be
in l a Grande two days a week.
Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10
a m. until tl p.m. He will be in
the Selective Sot vice office lo
cated in the Fust Office building.
DAV Auxiliary and Chapter will
hold their regular monthly meet
ing, Wednesday at 8 p in. ill the
Armory.
First Methodist Woman's So-
city of Christian Service will
..,',.. uvdneMlav at 7:30 o.m. in
Central PT A will hold a Back hnme 0( Mrs. Worth Eoling.
iu .-.no i ev ti, vveonesoay ai!,,,.. i.nnn
an p iu. Mrorl DiiMiiess meet
and loo'n
pients to be
; tatioil.
ci v e(l.
Itefrc-h
Imbler PTA will inc. I Thursday
at S p in in V;idt. hall. Theme
will be 'l.-t I s Keep a lle;rl'hy
Home." fiuci speakers will he
the County Health Nurse, i.nd a
representative fiom the Amei ican
Bed l ioss.
Soroptimijt Club will hold a pro
gram iin et ins and luncheon.
Thursday ;i y mHm in the Saca
javvea. Presbyterian Church, Circle i.
will meet iii lie church parlor
liuirsdav at 'J p m. This w.ll be
a r ead ir nmnilily ineetiiiL'. M.s
Joel KicliaiiKiin in charge of pro
grain.
LS tc B of LF and E will ill et
in the lot il' hall Thursday at
8 pin Onicers lo we;r fornials
for iiiiliatinn of candidates. All
members inviled lo attend.
Business and Proftsison.il Wom
en will in .1 llui sday at 8 p m.
Coneral meeting of the women
ct the Zion Lutheran Church,
a ill be held Wednesday at 8 p.
m., in the church. Bring thank of
iering boxes (or a special pro
gram. Riverside Ladies Aid will meet
Thursday at 2 p.m. in the heme
of Flizab'.th Knute. Members ask
ed to bring while elephants.
Celebrating birthdays today
will be F.nc Laurence, Mrs. Hel
en Owl. I all. (ilenn-i MllilenllUI'l! I
and Mrs. Mary Gi!la-pic, all ofi'" "'' SlK'-'J ' Hotel. Finest
La Grande. l!irro.vs to li gu;st speaker.
REX Theatre
ELGIN, OREGON
Siarling Today For
5 Days
THE WORLD'S MOST
HONORED SHOW!
Michael Todd's
"Around The World
In 80 Days"
Box Office Opens At 7 p.m.
Knights, Sisters
Hold Card Party
The Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters held their (irst
card party of the season at the
K.P. hall Saturday evening. In
spite of the hunting season, a
nice group attended for the eve
ning.
Prizes went to the following;
Margaret Hoover, ladies' ficst;
Flossie Sehwebke, ladies' (ourth
Alfred Iliatt, mens' first; Jack
Nickschinske, men's fourth. Bill
Kirkman. 300 pinochle and Eva
Dunham five nines. The door
prize went to Rose Gettle.
Refreshments were served by
Gladys Gardner and Martha
Fowler. The next card party
will be held at the K.P. hall at
8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17.
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