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Newspaper Page TextHeppner Gazette Times, Thursday, June, 17, 1954 Page 5 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SCENE OF XaREENHALGH-SOWARD WEDDING I miiss Alice Marie Soward, San IPfdro, Calif., daughter of Rev. Mrs. Earl L .Soward, Hepp jitr, and Rev. Vern Greenhalgh, whittier, Calif., son of Mr. and p$rs. Roy Greenhalgh, Wilming- in, cam., were unnea in mar- age on Friday, June 11 at 8 p. . at the Heppner Christian I 'T' I J 1- 1 J .) 1 riurcn. me uuuuie ring cunuie 'ht ceremony was performed by ie bride's father, who is pastor the Christian church. The lurch was beautifully decorated ith baskets of white stock and mrple iris. The bride was given In marri- ige by her brother, Marvin So- (vara, Ausun, iexas. ane cnoose or her wedding gown a white yelet empress style dress with walloped neckline, fitted sleeves oming to a point over the wrist. Ier veil was nylon net edged ith eyelet lace with a headpiece if lilies of the valley. She carried ;! white Bible with a purple iroated orchid and wore a neck- ice given her by the groom and Iso carried the traditional ;omething old" which was her andmother's white handker- Father's Day June 2C ! He'll Know HE'S KING When You Give Him One of These GIFTS TOILETRY SETS By Sportsman GENUINE BRIAR PIPES $1.50 To $3.50 LIGHTERS SMOKING ACCESSORIES BAR ACCESSORIES ELECTRIC SHAVERS Schick, Remington, Sunbeam, Norelco. TRADEIN & FREE TRIAL BILL FOLDS By Enger-Kress CAMERAS QUICK Film Developing SERVICE PHIL'S Pharmacy PHIL BLAKNEY, Owner Chief. The maid of honor was Miss Mary Lou Roberts, Redmond, Ore., who wore a white eyelet dress over orchid and carried a nosegay of white marguerite daisies with orchid ribbons. Her headpiece was white with orchid flowers. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Mar vin Soward, Austin, Tex., and Miss Elsie Welch, San Pedro, Cal. They were dressed like the maid of honor. The best man was Fred Ne moedo, of Whittier, Calif, and the ushers were Wayne Soward, bro ther of the bride and Bill Ne moedo of Whittier. Gerre Hancock of Lubbock, Tex. played the organ preceeding the ceremony and accompanied Mar vin Soward who sang '0 Perfect Love", and then after bringing in the bride he sang "A Wedding Prayer" and "The Lord's Prayer" as a prayer at the close of the ceremony. The bride's mother wore a powder blue dress with a pink hat and a pink orchid. A reception was held in the church parlors which was deco rated in white and orchid iris. Tthe bride's two great-aunts from Sumner, Wash., Mrs. George Primley and Mrs. J. A. Beckman presided at the. tea table. Mrs. Earl Blackburn, Springfield, aunt of the bride cut the wedding cake after the bride and groom had cut the first piece. Mrs. Alva Fere bee, another aunt from Prine ville and Mrs. Fred Nemoedo- of Whittier were in charge of the gifts. Miss Barbara Warren of Heppner was in charge of the guest book. Assisting about the rooms dur ing the reception were Mrs. Joe Hughes, Mrs. Theta Stratton, Mrs. Frank S. Parker, Mrs. Ealor Hus ton, Mrs. Willard J. Warren, Mrs. Robert C. Walker, Mrs. Fred Hos kins, Jr. and Miss Ida Sue Strat ton. For going away the bride wore an orchid knitted suit with matching hat and a white purse. After a short wedding trip in Ore gon, the couple will make their home in Whittier, Calif, where Mr. Greenhalgh is assistant pas tor at the Christian church. Bridge Luncheon Held For Soroptimist Fund Mrs. W. C. Collins, Mrs. Oscar George, Mrs. Robert Penland and Mrs. Grace Nickerson entertained with a bridge luncheon at the Nickerson home Friday afternoon. Proceeds from the event were for the Soroptimist scholarship fund. Eight tables were in play and prizes won by Mrs. Orville Smith, high; Mrs. J. J. Nys, second; Mrs. Walter Barger, low, and Mrs. Frank Turner, door prize. DECORATING NEWSI WM. Tt rolls lovely painted designs on your Super Kem-Tone walls S3 With a special new roller and the sensational new Applikay . . . you yourself can addthebeautyof shimmering de- sum (DIM $21? PL Bign iu your freshly painted Qf. Super Kem-Tone walls. One quart of Applikay is enough for the walls of an average room. See our Applikay Design Selector for 67 new decorat ing ideas. It shows you how lovely they are . . tells you how easily you can roll on your own designs . . . give you a hint of the countless effects possible with the choice of Applikay designs and Applikay colors. CASE Dinner Honors Palmer Sorliens The Rev. and Mrs. J. Palmer Sorlien were complimented with a dinner in honor of their silver wedding anniversary by about 125 members of the Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges and friends Wednesday night at the Odd Fel lows hall. Reverend Sorlien, for mer minister of the Methodist church, has a pastorate in Port land and is also state grand war den in the Odd Fellows lodge. They spent last week visiting friends in Heppner. A program following the pot lubk dinner included a talk by the Rev. Lester Boulden; three vocal solo by Marvin Soward, ac companied by Gerre Hancock; and banjo solos by Roy Quacken bush, accompanied by Mrs. Clive Huston. The Sorliens were pre sented a gift and a cake baked by Mrs. J. J. Nys. The committee in charge were Mrs. C. W. McNamer, Mrs. Lucy Rodgers, Mrs. John Bergstrom, Mrs. Rufus Piper, Mrs. Cleve No land, Mrs. Alex Green, Miss Est her Bergstrom, Miss Marilyn Bergstrom, Tom Wells and John Wightman. Flag Day Observed At Elks Party Special ceremonies in observ ance of Flag Day were held at the Elks lodge Thursday night with lodge officers participating. A dinner preceded the services and a special ladies night followed. Nlnteen tables of cards were in play with pinochle prizes going to Mrs. William Labhart, first; and Mrs. Verner Troedson, second. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. James Driscoll, high; and Mrs. Clarence Rosewall, second. Mrs. Del Jordan and Mrs. J. J. Nys won the door prize. Card party hostesses were Mrs. Robert Dobbs and Mrs. Fidelis Unrein. In charge of the dinner were Mrs. Theta Stratton. and Mrs. Lloyd Harshman. ! Bridal Shower Honors Betty Messenger Miss Betty Messenger of Lex ington was guest of honor at a i bridal shower on Friday June 4 at i the home of Mrs. Homer Hughes ! After the opening of the gifts, refreshments were served to Mes dames Lewis Wetzel, and Janice, Douglas Price,, Don Campbell, Oris Padberg, Charles Breshears, Fannie McMillan, Wilbur Stea gall and Pat, Vernon Munkers and Marilyn, Karl Miller, Bertha Hunt, Alex Hunt, Truman Mes senger,. Jr., Earle Kendall and daughters, Millard Nolan and daughters, Charles Marquardt, Truman Messenger, Sr., George Allen, Trina Parker, Ted McMil lan, AdolphMajeske, Audrey An sted, Bill Marquardt and the Misses Iris Miller and Dona Bar nett. Hosteses were Beverly and Phyllis Nolan, Janet Kendall and Mrs.' Hughes. Ten Children Take Holy Communion First rommunieants 1o receive tt1.. n 1 UlnU I nuiy v. uiiunuiuun uuimy nigu Mass at the Catholic church Sun day morning were Jimmy Mc Laughlin, Tony Doherty, Michael Smith ,'Tamara Dee Smith, David Allen, Edwina DeRosia, Terryl Greenup, Bill, Douglas and Penny Parsons. Following the services the Altar Society served breakfast to the children who attended the religious church school the past' two weeks. Sixty-five students' including 14 pre-schoolers were enrolled in the school. I iiiiiiimmimmiiiiiMiimiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimiiiiMiiiMiimiiu.i...... ACTION THRILLERS are the order-of- rhe-day iGas Thea&et Thursday-Friday-Saturday, June 17-18-19 WAR ARROW has all the ingredients of good outdoor filmfare with its Technicolor photography, spectacular scenes and popular players headed by Jeff Chandler and Maureen O'Hara, and in the second feature the coastline country of Alaska Is the setting for the rugged ALASKA SEAS with Robert Ryan and Jan Sterling. Sunday-Monday, June 20-21 FATHERLY ADVICE FOR FATHERS DAY SEE THE GLENN MILLER STORY in Technicolor, with James Stewart, June Allyson, Frances Langford, Louis Armstrong, Gene Krupa, Ben Pollack, The Modernairies. A love story that makes wonderful music . . . something we can really blow our horn about! Sunday shows at 2, 4:30. 7 and 9:30 Tuesday-Wednesday, June 22-23 The development of Minnesota's great Mesabi iron range provides material for colorful (and Trucolor). WOMAN OF THE NORTH COUNTRY with all-action cast including Rod Cameron, Ruth Hussey, John Agar, Gale Storm and J. Carroll Naish. Coming in July: ELEPHANT WALK Wolt Disney's LIVING DESERT Mrs. Beckett Is I i Pinochle Hostess I Mrs. Walter Beckett entertained j with a pinochle party Friday afternoon. Prizes were won by J Mrs. Earl Evans, high; Mrs. Ed j LaTrace, second and Mrs. Frank Hamlin, low. Other guests were Mrs. Fred Mankin, Mrs. Ben Anderson, Mrs. J John Bergstrom ana Mrs. wmium Labhart. Ministerial Ass'n Has Breakfast Meet The Heppner Ministerial Asso ciation held their monthly break fast Saturday morning June 12 at the parish house of All Saint's Episcopal church. Those attending were Rev. John R. Reeves and Rev. Willis Geyer who acted as chefs and Rev. Les ter Boulden and Rev. Earl L. Soward. Eastern Star Holds Saturday Card Party Mrs. Harry Duvall - and Mrs. Walter Ruggles were hostesses at an Eastern Star Social club party Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Mankin won high in cards and Mrs. Edna Turner won the door prize. o Soroptimists Hear Talk on Youth Work At the Thursday luncheon meeting of the Soroptimist club, held at O'Donnell's, Marvin So ward, son of Rev. and Mrs. Earl L. Soward. sane two numbers ac companied by Gerre Hancock at the piano. Vernon Greenhalgh of Whittier California told of youth work in a community. He stressed that we need to understand young people In order to work with them successfully. Guests were the Misses Mary Lou Roberts, Elsie Welch, Marie Soward, Rev. and Mrs. Earl L. Soward, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin So ward, . Gerre Hancock, Vernon Greenhalgh and little Miss Cathy Roscoe. CHURCHES IONE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Wilfred C. McKay, pastor Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Preaching service at 11:00 a. m. Evening services at 8:00 p. m. Bible study and prayer meeting Thursday, 8:00 p. m. You are always welcome here. A GIFT FOR EVERY DAD AT WILSON'S MEN'S VEAR The Store of Personal Service at the HEPPNER ASSEMBLY OF GOD Willis W. Geyer, Pastor Services: Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Christ's Ambassadors 6:45 p. m. hvangelistic Sen-ices 7:45 p. m. Thursday evening Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Earl L. Soward, pastor Morning Worship at 9 a. m. Bible school for all ages begins at 10. The evening services will begin at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening, June 23, the Rev. H. P. Sconce, the new minister of First Baptist church in Hermiston will give a lecture and show pictures on "The Trou ble Spot of the World." Th time will be 8 p. m. in the Christian church. Choir practice at 8 p. m. Thurs day. IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. A. Shirley, pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. The Masonic lodge will attend in a body. Everyone welcome. Friday, June 18 the vacation Bible school will present their program at 7:45 p. m. The teach ers have done fine work, let us all be present to show our apprecia tion. BOULDENS ATTENDING CONFERENCE The Reverend and Mrs. Lester D. Boulden left Monday for Port land where he will attend the annual conference of the Metho dist church for a week. During their absence Emil Jassmann, a Methodist layman from Pendle, ton, will deliver the Sunday ser mon, June 20. Penney's .....uuoivw.'WUav.vwi- w.v. -.ftwrnv, '.AWB6MM.. v WV FATHER'S DAY is JUNE 20th MEN'S COTTON CREPE PAJAMAS 2.98 Cool, restful comfort is what you get in these feather weigm, coiion crepe puju mas . . . and they're good looking too. The top fea- tureg a notch collar, button front and long aleeves, and the pants are equipped with a drawstring for perfect fit. Sizes A, B, C, D. COLORFUL STRIPED PAJAMAS 2.98 Unique, eye catching pat terns in colorful striped UmLAmU CnnlnritoA 4nr permanent fit. they are lightweight and comfort- able. Top feature, button , , . li-. front and notch .collar. 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