Heppner Gozette Times, Thursday, April 15, 1954
Page 5
Social Happening
Double Ring Ceremony
Unites Boardman
Couple Saturday
BOARDMAN A very quiet but
pretty wedding was performed
Saturday evening April 10, 1945,
7 p. m. at the Boardman Com
munity church, with the Rev. A.
E. Davis, Methodist minister, of
Hermiston, officiating when Mrs.
Bette Hug, daughter-in-law of Mr.
and Mrs. Arnin Hug became the
bride of Delbert Ball, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Ball Sr., in a dou
ble ring ceremony.
The bride was very beautiful
In blue net over blue taffeta, bal
lerina length, carrying a white
orchid. The bridesmaid, Miss
Bernadine Kress, was beautiful
In a floor length orchid taffeta,
with a corsage of white carna
tions. The gfoom's best man was a
brother, Franklin Ball.
H-'or the wedding Mrs. Hug wore
a grey suit with red accessories
and a red carnation corsage. The
groom's mother, Mrs. Ball also
wore a grey suit, with a red rose
bud corsage.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Arnin Hug and daughters,
Wilma and Wanda, Sidney Fer
guson, Mrs. R. E. Lyons, Mrs. I.
T. Pearson, Mrs. Marion Hedgers,
Mrs. Adeline Baker, Mrs. John
Partlow, Miss Jean Scott, Miss
Zelma Cowan, Boardman; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ball and daugh
ters Janice and Janet, Mrs. Crys
tal Barlow, DeLake, Oreg., Roy
Ball Jr. and daughter Thressa,
Westfir, Oregon and A2c and
Mrs. Neil Wooley and daughter,
Pasco, Wash.
A reception followed at the Hug
home. Mrs. Hug was assisted
by Mrs. I. T. Pearson, and Mrs.
Lyons with the serving.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Califf
and son attended the reception.
Schaffitz Entertain
Friday Evening
Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Schaffitz
entertained with a dinner party
Friday evening at their home on
Court street.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. John rfeiffer, Mr. and Mrs.
.Orville Smith and the host and
hostess.
Episcopal Auxiliary
Makes Banquet Plans
At Business Meetinq
The Womens Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church held their regu
lar monthly business meeting at
the parish house Monday night.
During the business meeting
the president appointed the com
mittees to take charge of the Junior-Senior
banquet to be given by
the auxiliary in May.
The program for the evening
consisted of two vocal solos
"Walking In The Garden" and
"Whispering Hope" by Mrs. Rob
ert Gammel and Mrs. Jack Mar
shall accompanied by Mrs. Loula
Bengtson. Johnny Wayne John
son small son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson of Condon sang
"God Bless Us All".
Members in attendance were
Reverend John Reeves and Mes
dames Claude Graham, Robert
Penland, Luola Bengtson, Jack
Marshall, John Pfeiffer, P. W.
Mahoney, E. K. Schaffitz, La
Verne Van Marter, Archie Ball,
Robert Gammell, Stephen Thomp
son, Grace Nickerson, James
Thomson, Floyd Adams, R. B.
Rice, Joe Nys, Lucy Peterson and
Misses Donna Neal, and Nancy
Adams. Guests were Mrs. Frank
Johnson, Johnny Wayne and
Roger, and Mrs. Giles Parman
and Sharon of Condon.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. Ethel
Adams and Nancy Adams.'
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Bridge Club Meets
At Thomson Home
Mrs. James Thomson enter
tained the "What's Trumps"
bridge club at her home Thurs
day April 8.
Members present were Mes
dames Oscar George, L. D. Tib
bies, Leonard Schwarz, Raymond
Ferguson, P. W. Mahoney, Step
hen Thompson, Robert Penland.
Earl Blake, Emile Groshens, Har
old Cohn and Tom Wilson.
Mrs. Stephen Thompson re.
ceived high score for the evening
Mrs. Wilson second, Mrs. George
third and Mrs. Schwarz low.
Following the bridge playing
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
NEED Letterheads. Phone 6-9228.
Coming Events
Friday April 1G Sans Soud Re-
bekah lodge
Sunday April 18 Easter church
services
Monday April 19 Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Don-
nell's
All Saints auxiliary annual
card party, 8:00 p. m., par
ish hall
Rainbow For Girls
American Legion business
meeting
Tuesday April 20 American Le
gion auxiliary, at Mrs. Har
old Cohn's home.
Cee-ette potluck
Thursday April 22 Soroptimists,
noon at O'Donnell's
Elks
Friday April 23 Ruth chapter No.
32, OES, friendship night
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Soroptimist Club
Celebrotes Sixth
Birthday With Party
Two charter members of the
Soroptimist club, who are not
now members, were guests of the
club for the sixth birthday party
held Thursday April 8 at O'Don
nell's, they were Mrs. C. A. Rug
gles and Mrs. Lester Cox of Lexington.
Mrs. Floyd Adams was in
charge of the program for the day.
Shannon Mahoney played two
piano numbers, Swanee River and
the Unfinished Symphony. Judy
Cochcll. Vicki Barger, Joanne
Collins, and Carol Anderson
played their ukeleles and sang
several numbers, among them
Happy Birthday to the club.
Each member brought a baby
picture of herself and these were
on display. A large decorated
birthday cake was served by
Mrs. W. O. George and Mrs. M.
R. Wightman.
A special bulletin, prepared by
Mrs. W. O. George, was dis
tributed. This bulletin gave the
highlights and special happen
ing of the club for the six years
it has been organized.
Robert Clark of Portland also
was a guest.
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Dinner Party Honors
Seventeenth Birthday
Darrell Drake, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Blake celebrated
his seventeenth birthday with a
dinner party at the home of his
parents Saturday night.
Guests were Bill Hughes, David
Cox and Ralph Marlatt.
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St. Patricks Altar
Society Plan Sale
The Altar Society of St. Pat
ricks church met at the home of
Mrs. E. E.-G'inty Monday night.
During, the business plans were
made for a food sale to ie nem
May 29.
Members present were Mes
dames Klovd Savers, Lester Wy
man, Pirl Howell. James Mc
Laughlin, James llealy. Clarence
Wise, Stephen Trukositz. Harry
O'Dunnell Jr., Ray Thalberg.
Pearl O'Donnell and Father Fran
cis McCormack.
Refreshments were served the
group by Mrs. Gouty, assisted
bv Mrs. Wise.
'The next meeting will he held
at the home of Mrs. Wyman, on
May 10 with Mrs. Harry O'Don
nell Jr. and Mrs. Trukositz as co
hostesses. The members will meet Friday
night to clean the altar and Un
church. o
Legion Auxiliary Has
Business Meetina
The American Legion auxiliary
held their regular business meet
ing Tuesday April (i at the Ameri
can Legion Hall. i
A letter was read concerning j
the employment of a Morrow,
County Health Nurse and discus-1
sion was held on the subject. Mrs.
James Farley and Mrs. Floyd!
Worden presented a resolution
concerning the situation to be
presented to the County Court. 1
It was announced that the
Americanism Essays have been
completed by the eighth grade
class and are now being judged
The next meeting will lie Tues
day April 20 and initiation will
be held as well as the Pan Ameri
can program.
Members in attendance were
Mrs. Don Bellonbrock. Mrs. Wal
ter Edger, Mrs. Walter Beeket.
Mrs. Floyd Worden,, Mrs. James
Farley, Mrs. - Creston Robinson,
Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. John Hart
man, Mrs. William Heath, Mrs.
Kemp Dick and Mrs. Douglas
Drake.
Mrs. Bellonbrock served as
hostess.
Elks Ladies Niqht
Held April First
Ladies riiglu at the Elks lodge
was held Thursday April 1 with
Mcsd. imes James Farley. R. B.
Ferguson, Jack Bailey, Everett
Keithlv, Frank Turner, W. C.
Ac.'
Bridal Shower Honors
Miss Colleen Connor
Miss Colleen Connor was hon
ored with a miscellaneous bridal
shower, Wednesday April 7 in
the basement of St. Patricks
church.
Hostesses for the affair wen
Miss Marguerite Glavy. Mrs. Clar
ence Wise, and Mrs. Gertrude
Applegate.
The gift table was beautifully
decorated with a minialuro bridal
doll and streamers.
Following the opening of the
gifts, refieshmonts were served to
guests present.
-M-wall, John nemor and hrank
as hostesses.
Prizes in bridge went la Mrs,
Grace Nickerson for high and to
Mrs K. F. Gilliam for second. In
pinochle Mrs. Terrol Hence was
high and Mrs. Robert Dohhs.
second.
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Gribble Home Scene ,
Of Dinner-Card Partv
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Gribble
were host and hostess at a din
ner parly at their home Saturday
night.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
James Thomson. Mr. and Mrs.
John Williams ami Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Wilson.
Following the dinner bridge
v. as played with Mrs. Thomson
receiving high ladies score and
Williams high for the men.
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Group Enjoys Dinner
Party at O'Donnell's
A no host dinner party was
held Saturday evening at O'Don
nell's Wagon Wheel lounge.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mis. Ravm.md Ferguson. Mr. and
Mis. V. w. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Stephen Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
( rv ille Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
George. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Graham, Dr. and Mrs. K. K. Schaf
j fit;:, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pen-
land and Ernest Fererrl of Van
I cou cr.
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OES TO HOLD
FRIENDSHIP NIGHT
h'ulh chapter No. ,'12, GES. will
hold Friendship night on Friday.
April 2.'! at the Masonic hall.
The meeting will honor Mrs.
Percy Hughes, a 50-ear member
and all past matrons and past
patrons.
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LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday evening April
20 at the home of Mrs. Harold
Colin.
4-H Club News
STITCH-IN-TIME SEWING CLUB
The meeting was held at the
Brostian home and called to order
by the president. Roseann Avers.
Secretary's report was read and
approved. Some of us cut out the
first blouse while Janice worked
on a shirt.
Meeting was adjourned and
I refreshments were served by the
' cooking club members.
All members and leader was
present. Mrs. Ray Avers was the
only visitor.
; The next meeting will be at
Roseann Avers' home, April 1.1
i Janice Martin, reporter
THE HOMEMAKERS
The lloniemakers girls met on
March 31 at the home of Louise
Bolts. At a previous meeting we
decided on the name "The Tidy
Girls" for our group. Dorothy
Vinson joined our club and we
now have nine members.
We discussed patterns and
pattern transfers for our dresser
scarfs and wall hangings. Oui
leader showed us how to pull the
thread on our material so wo
u ill cut our things straight.
We played several games
which Louise directed, then she
served refreshments.
Dora Sue Davidson, Scribe
lections for the 1!I"1 summer
school. It will be held at Oregon
Slate College on June la to 25.
Morrow County's quota is 32 4-H
members. In selecting the 11)51
delegates the committee took into
consideration the rules that have
been used for the past lour years
in selecting delegates from this
county. They are: that the club
member selected must he 13
years of age. must have success
fully completed 2 years of club
work, and have completed all
projects enrolled in the year be
fore his consideration as a dele
gate. With 52 club members to
select 20 delegates from this
made a difficult job for the com
mittee. Many club members were
equal in experience and activities
that qualified them for summer
school. The quota of 32 is to he
divided between North Morrow
County and South Morrow County.
Selections will be acted upon by
the South Morrow I II Council at
their regular meeting on April 15.
Members of the summer school
selection committee wen- Mrs.
Mildred Wright, chairman; Mr.
Herman Hlettell and Mrs, Louis
Carlson.
The 1 II committee for summer
school delegate selection met
Tuesday night at the County
Agent's office to make their se-
Miss Nancy Adams, who is at
tending Mills College in Califor
nia, is spending her spring vaca
tion in Heppner visiting her mo
ther, Mrs. Floyd Adams,
Mrs. Rose Frances has returned
from Columbia. Missouri where
she visited with her daughter,
Dorothy French, who is attending
Stephens College there.
Phone 6-9951
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Alice Wagner's
Beauty Shop
Korme'r P. W. Mahoney Office
Hotel Bldg.
Extension Unit Meets
At Keeling Home
The Heppner Extension unil
met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Keeling on Tuesday afternoon. j
The subject was Preparation
and Freezing of Foods. The next
meeting will he held May I at the
home of Mrs, Ray Drake and Un
sullied will be Dry Cleaning. i
The Heppner unit chose the
Selection of Materials for their
booth at tin- lloniemakers Festi
val to he held May 5.
Refroshmon's were served at
die close of the meeting.
Mrs. Blake Honors
Out of Town Guest
M-s. Earle Blake entertained
Wednesday afternoon April 7,
with a bridge luncheon honoring'
Mrs. Harold Allen of Redmond.
Guests were Mesdamos Harold
Colin. David Wilson. Harlan Me
Curdy. Emile Groshens, Loyal
Parker, Ted Smith, the guest of
honor and the hostess.
Mrs. fitiit !i held the high score
for the afternoon, Mrs. Parker was
second end .Mrs. Groshens low.
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