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Page 6 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 27, 1954 Baccalaureate Held Sunday For Lex Graduates By Delpha Jones Raecalaureate services were held for the high school and the Eighth grade graduating classes at the Christian-Congregational church May 23, at 8 p. m. with the following program: Prelude. Mrs. C. C. Carmichael; processional, Mrs. C. C. Carmichael; invocation, Mr. L. G. Wetzel; Anthem, "Holy, Holy, Holy," by the choir; hymn "The King's Business", congre gation; scripture, L. G. Wetzel; hymn, "Come Thy Font" congre gation; Prayer, L. G. Wetzel; duet, " For God So Loved the World", Mrs. Bill Marquardt and Mrs. Don Campbell; Benediction, L. G. Wetzel and recessional, Mrs. Mrs. C. C. Carmichael. Senior class members are Joan Breeding, Betty Messenger, Beverley Nolan, Ro bert Steagall, Wilbur Steagall and Asa Way; and eighth grade Louise Bolts, Hugo Leyva, Dexter Miles, Inez McFadden, Patricia Steagall and Nancy Wright. The church was beautifully decorated in spring flowers and the senior girls wore red rose corsages, and the boys red rose boutenierres. The sixty third commencement program at Good Samaritan Hos pital school of nursing, Portland, Oregon, was held Friday May 21, 1!I51 at the Trinity Episcopal church in Portland, at l!Mh and Everett St. N. W. The prelude was played by Catherine Miller, with the opening service by the ; Kev. John W. Goodyear; with the: scripture reading, The Very Kev.j Joseph O'liillion; with announce mpriK. the Rev. Lansing E. Kemp- ton, D. D. The main address was biven by Duncan S. Ballantine, President of Reed College. The j elass flower was yellow rose and; colors yellow and lavendar; and motto "Not for Ourselves But for Others". Patricia Majeske, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Majeske was one of the 33 mem bers of this class. She will be employed at the hospital there for 3 months. Mrs. Majeske and daughter, Mrs. Audrey Ansted were among those attending the service. Due to a recent opera tion Mr Majeske was unable to attend. A reception was held in the Parrish hall immediately fol lowing. D. T. Messenger and Mrs. De lano of Boardman were visitors at the T. E. Messenger Sr., home on Sunday. Bill B. and Carl Marquardt were Monday visitors in Seattle on business. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ruhl 'were Portland visitors where they met their son, Norman for a few days vacation. Norman is stationed at Fort Lewis. The seniors enjoyed their sneak day by going to Lehman Springs They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Don Campbell. Those going were Bob and Bill Steagall Asa Way, Betty Messenger, Bever ley Nolan. Mr. and Mrs. George Irvin and children spent the weekend in Hood River at the Bert Darnielle and Carl Breeding homes. Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson and family and Joan Breeding were tl$ ttp few lalions and nouncemcnli A marriage it an Important affair; it marks the union of two old families and the founding of a new one. The invitations and announcements should be worthy of the event. See our samples, there are none finer. 1 J tmcniariii with each order, this new wedding booklet to preserve the memories of your wedding; how your romance began; showers, list of wedding gifts; snap shots, press clippings; honeymoon happiness. A record of the most important events in your life, and his. Heppner Gazette Times Pendleton visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Burchell of Sheridan, Oregon were visiting at the ("has. Breshears home. One of the outstanding func tions of this community was held Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Newt. O'Harra entertained at their home with her yearly piano recital. The program was as follows: Duet Skip and Dick Ruhl; and solos by the following: Billie Klinger, Ken neth Klinger, Jimmy Martin Laura Campbell, Tommy Martin, Paula Barak, Marilyn Dickinson, Skip and Dick Ruhl, of Lexington; Linda Halvorsen, Arleta McCabe, Lynn Eurkenbine, Marlene Fetsch, Carol Burkenbine, Janice Beamer, Janice Martin and Phyliss Quack- en bush of Heppner. Several of these fine numbers were duets. After the fine recital refreshments were served to the guests, and those attending besides the par ents of those taking part were: Faye Kiser from Missoula, Mon tana, Adelaid Gammell, Kellogg. Idaho, Madge Bryant of Heppner, and Nellie Anderson of Golden dale, Washington. Other out of town guests for the occasion were Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell of Her miston, grandparents and great grandmother of Laura Campbell, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell. Several friends entertained Mrs. E. B. Way with a party one day last week in honor of her birth day. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served. Those attending were: Anna Mae Steagall, Mrs. Elsie Peterson, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. A. M. Edwards, Mrs. Bill Nichols, June Cooper and Merle Cornel ison. Dan Way visited his son, Ken Way in Elgin one day last week. Guests at the Cecil Jones home following the Baccalaureate exer cises Sunday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McFadden, and children, Sonny and Inez, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McMillan, and Ray mond and E. V. Gonty and Joyce Parent of Heppner. Mrs. L. G. Wetzel is again at her home after major surgery in St. Vincent's hospital in Portland. Mr. Wetzel and the children mo tored down after her and re turned Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Griffith of South Bend Washington and Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Iloyt of The Dal les were weekend visitors at the A. M. Edwards home. The V. F. W. Auxiliary arc having a cake walk and card party in the I. 0. O. F. hall on June 5th. 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Mrs. King's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bar nard stayed at their ranch with their son Earl Frank so he would not miss school. Mrs. Grace Stirritt served on the election hoard in Helen Brown's place. Fayr Sweek served in Goldie Round's place and Doris Capon served in Millie Wilson's place. Word was received hy friends in Monument on Sunday that Ed Round, who has been so seriously ill in the John Day medical cen ter for several weeks is now im proving. This is good news in deed to his many friends in Monument. Mrs. Millie Wilson and her daughter, Mrs. Mary Williams returned Friday May 21st from a visit to the Uranium mountain mine and the Radon Tunnel at Boulder, Montana. Both are high ly praising the mines as a health resort. Lee Shank, Sharon Hinton and Mary Ella Hinton picniced above the Bud Engle place on Cotton wood. The men enjoyed fishing while the women visited. Boyd Hinton took his aunt, Ella Durst to Heppner on Tuesday, May 18th to get Henry Durst at the hospital. Mr. Durst who un derwent surgery has been a pa tient at the Memorial hospital for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Stirritt ac companied Fred Shanks to Mad ras May 17th. They were over night guests of Mr. Shank's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johns and daughter. Vernon Peterman, principal of: the grade school, took his sev- j enth and eighth grades on a visit; to the fossil beds last week. Onj May 25th they will go to Ritterj for a day of swimming. School will be officially closed May 26th. j Mr. and Mrs. Ab Gates are the, proud parents of a baby girl, De- bora Lynn, born May 4th at the! John Day Medical Center. The maternal grandparents are Mr. j and Mrs. Wayne Leathers and the; maternal great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morton Cupper. Roy Cork took a truck load of cattle to the Portland market last Wednesday and returned Thurs day. His brother, Harold Cork took a load Sunday and returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Capon and granddaughter, Kay Swick took the election returns to Canyon City on Saturday. Mrs. Effie Wedgeworth enter tained the flock of galloping geese at her home last Wednesday. IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH A. Shirley, pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. "This Nation Under God." Memorial services at 9 a. m. at memorial field. BOATS Outboard Motors Boat Trailers Hardware and Paints FRANK'S BOAT SHOP Route One, Box 206-2D Hermiston, Oregon Diagonal Road Phone 6232 Mrs. Naomi Hooker, Mrs. Clyde Cavender, and Mrs. Clinta Mellor attended the shirt making meet ing in Canyon City last Friday. Plans were made for the years meetings. Mrs. Henry Cupper took her daughter. Sharon to the John Day medical center in John Day for medical attention last Thursday They were accompanied by Mrs Wayne Leathers. Last Saturday, Wayne Leathers took his daughter Deanna and Hankie Cupper to John Day. Mr. Leathers was attending to mat ters of business while the young folks were shopping. Fred Shank, his daughter Laura Lee and Sharon Hinton attended uie rpray uoueu anu ciance iasi Saturday. j The sheep shearers moved to the Black Hansen's ranch last Sunday evening. Rev. Paul Kimmell took his wife to the Memorial hospital iy Heppner Sunday evening. They were accompanied by Mrs. Ouida Cork. Mrs. Naomi Hooker kept their son, Peter. The congrega tion at church sang songs to fill in the church hour. Mr. and Mrs. Compton Moffett of Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hin ton, Mr. and Mrs. George Stirritt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnard. Laura WHY WAIT 'TIL THE FIRST CHILLY MORHIHG? ) REPLACE YOUR FURNACE NOW! WITH A FIRST NATIOTIAL HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Sea your dealer or any branch w QUICK APPROVAL NO DOWN PAYMENT LIFE-INSURED LOAN NO MORTGAGE REQUIRED mi HEPPNER BRANCH NATIONAL BANK. OF PORT1AND UTS IUIIO OMCOH KXOTHU - j fir3JM.J-- - w I ...xajt8. t,, ..r-t wii. ... 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