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Heppner Gazette Times Thursday, September 13, 1951 Page 3 Social Happening DuVall-Vanwinkle Wedding Event of Last Sunday St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Heppner was the scene of a love ly wedding Sunday evening at 6 p.m., when Miss June Van Winkle youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Van Winkle Sr. of Lexington became the bride of Kenneth Allyn DuVall, of Van couver, Washington. He is the son of Clayton DuVall of St. Louis, Missouri and Mrs. Bugg of Reid, Kentucky. Rev. Father McQormack read the ceremony. The bride given in marriage by her father was lovely in a brocaded organdy ballerina length evening dress with match, ing bolero. She wore a should er length veil held in place by a coronet of seed pearls, and car ried a bridal cascade of rubrum lillies, tied with white streamers. Her maid of honor was Miss Jua nita' Padberg of Portland, who was lovely in a ballerina length orchid cqjored dress, with match ing slippers. The brides maids were Colleeii Connor, and Joyce Buschke of Heppner dressed in identical frocks, of teal blue made on the same pattern as the maid of honor and carried cascades of yellow glomelios. Best man was Vaughn Parker of Vancouver. Ushers were: Wm. Van Winkle, and John Ledbetter. The mother of the bride wore a dark green crepe with a brown orchid. A reception was held in the church parlors, with a beau tiful wedding cake centering the table, flanked on each side by bridesmaid cakes, with the cake circled in gardenias. The cake was a three -tiered creation with the traditional bride and groom on the top. Cutting, after the bride and groom cut the first piece was Mrs. Hermann Green of Heppner, sister of the bride, and pouring was Mrs. Jack Van Winkle of Heppner, and Mrs. Max Buschke of Heppner. In charge of the gifts were Francine Hisler and Betty Carlson. In charge of the guest book was Mrs. John Ledbetter. sister of the bride. Playing the bridal music was Mrs. Marguerite Glavey and singing wjis Mrs. Glavey and Mrs. Paul Hisler. The bride and groom will make their home in Port land where Mr. DuVall is station ed in the Coast Guard at Van couver. . Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eskelson of Wasco; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lulla and family of Stayton and Mr. and Robert Hudson, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Van Winkle of Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Wally Ford and Mr. Frank Moore of Vancouver; Mr. READY NOW- POST CARDS OF MANY FAIR AND RODEO EVENTS 10c each TheQ Picture Shop Penney'sI aatmm WEEK-END (im::r!!(iniilliI!!:iHitfft!(!nIWP 1 1 " " '" 1 " "''1 v turn" x JlZ .. ..." v V JPt CM PENNEY'S PENCO MUSLIN SHEETS Our lowest price in months! First quality, perfect! 42x36 ?0 QQ Pillow Cases .63 W W (81" x 108") Down go the prices of Penneyfs own Penco mai lins! Always an outstanding buy, but now they're a terrific value! They're firmly woven of fine cotton yarns . . . soft, snowy white and long wear ing! But come see for yourself, and save plenty at Penney 's! SHEET BLANKETS Nights are getting cooler I Time to get these warm. Fleecy cotton sheet blankets. V J I MM,MMM.MMMaaMIIMlMllllMlMrai Married Sunday at St Patrick's Catholic church were Miss June Van Winkle of Lexington and Mr. Kenneth Allyn DuVall of Vancouver, Washington. They will make their home in Portland. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox and Mrs. Marvin Kennedy of Hermiston; The bride is a popular member of the younger set having lived her life on her father's wheat ranch in Lexington, having grad uated from Heppner in 1950. o Bookworms Hold Annual Dinner The Bookworms held their an nual dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Thom son. This was their first meet ing of the fall and they had elec tion of officers. The new officers are Leta Humphreys, president; Mrs. Ted Smith, vice president; Mrs. Floyd Jones, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Cornett Green, assist ant secretary-treasurer. This was the twenty-third an niversary of the club and the birthday of one of the members. The next meeting will be Sep tember 25 at the home of Lucy Rogers with Leta Humphreys having the program, o HOUSE GUESTS FETED Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Mahoney entertained with a buffet lunch eon in their yard Sat. after the parade in honor of their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kil kenny of Pendleton. Soroptimists Hold Business Meeting The Soroptimist Club met for a business meeting Thursday noon, September 6 at O'Donnell's- Com mittee reports were made at this time. Dr. Martha G. Addy, teacher at Eastern Oregon College at La Grande was a guests. She was in -Heppner assisting with the teach ers work shop. o Shower1 Honors Jane Seehafer A bridal shower was given in honor of Miss Jane Seehafer Fri day afternoon, August 31 at the Co-operative Church. She receiv ed many lovely and useful gifts. Miss Joan Reninger and Mrs. Walter Corley assisted her with the gifts. Refreshments were ser ved with Mrs. Ernest Heliker and Mrs. E M. Baker pouring. The hostess were Mrs. Marion Palmer, Mrs. Earl McCabe, Mrs. L. A McCabe. Mrs. G. Hermann, Miss Ingrid Hermann and Joan Rein-inger- Miss Seehafer is the bride elect of Ronald Tye. The wed ding will take place September 7 at the Catholic Church. m mPM """' aii , I jj ' ' ''m"''''m' MODEl 18-5 18'i CUBIC FEET Of STORAGE SPACE 534.60 work saver. , . space saver, . . money saver SUB -ZERO'S modern upright design gives you refrigerator-like convenience from top to bottom. No more stooping or digging ... no more hauling out package after package to get what you want. SUB-ZERO lets you see and reach every corner quickly and easily. A SUB-ZERO needs hardly any more floor pace than most refrigerators, either. And with SUB-ZERO's cold-saving inner compartments and Therma-Seal cabinet design, you can actually plan on giving your family better, more nutri tion food for let! money than you spend now. Come in and see it today Miss Ja ne Seehafer Married Sept. ? To Ronald J. lye Miss Jane Seehafer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Seehafer and Ronald J. Tye, son of Mr- and Mrs Raymond Tye of Kansas City, Mo., were married at the St. Williams Catholic church in lone at 10 a.m. Friday, September T The Rev. Francis McCormack offi ciated at the double ring cere mony. The bride,' given in mar riage by her father, wore a white nylon dress over taffeta with a cape collar. Her finger tip veil was held in place by a crown of seed pearls. She wore a necklace of pearls and carried a bouquet of pink roses with white satin ribbons. Mrs. Walter Corley was matron of honor and wore a yellow dress. The brides maids were Mrs. Mar garet Davidson who wore green, & Mrs. Geo. Holderman who wore blue. They all wore matching head dresses and carried nose gays. Billy and Mildred Seehafer were the flower girls and carried baskets of flowers. They both wore pink dresses. All the attend ees and the flower girls were sis ters of the bride. Eugene Doherty was best man and the ushers were Marvin Casebeer and Cecil Rill The choir of the church sang and Mrs. Cleo Drake played the music and the wedding marches. The mother of the bride wore a grey suit with matching acces sories and a corsage of pink roses. The church was decorated with white gladioli and pink car-i nations. A reception at the Legion hall followed the wedding. After the bride and groom cut the first piece of the three tiered cake the rest was served by Mrs. S. B. Borquist of Portland- Mrs. Archie Ball poured the coffee and Mrs. Eldon Padberg presided at the punch bowl. Miss Wilda Dalzell had charge of the guest book and Billy and Mildred Seehafer had charge of the gifts. Others assist- ing about the rooms were Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mrs Art Dalzell, Mrs. Fern Smith, Mrs. G. H. Her mann and Miss Wilma Dalzell. The bride wore a grey going away suit with white accessories. They went on a short honey moon. Mrs. Tye is a graduate of the lone schools and Mr. Tye is a graduate of a high school in Kansas City. Those attending the wedding from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. George Holderman of Cor vallis, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. See hafer and children and T. W. Cowan of Westport, Mrs. S. B. Bor quist of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ball and Marvin Casebeer. Mrs. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Har ley Anderson and Dolores Kieth ley of Heppner. o : .' . USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Coming Events Friday. Sept 14 Huth Chapter No. 32 O.E.S.. first fall meeting. Monday, Sept. 17 Chamber of Commerce, noon at O'DonneU's. Ruth Assembly of Rainbow Girls. Wednesday, Sept. 19 Mission ary Society of Christian Church, Dee Jones home at 2:30 p.m. Jaycee-Jay-cette potluck, 7:00 : p.m. at Civic Center. Thursday, Sept 20 Soropti mists, outside speaker, O'Don neU's at noon. Saturday, Sept 22 O.E.S. off icers club public card party, . 8:00 p.m. . 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