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Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, TKursday, June 16, 1955 Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Parker are shown cutting the cake during a reception Sunday at the Heppner Christian church in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of their mar riage. More than 150 relatives and friends from as far away as Texas attended the reception. (GT Photo) FRANK S. PARKERS HONORED AT GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Parker were honored on their eolden wedding anniversary at a recep - , , , uon given oy tneir cnnaren ana Ear, Soward officiating. At the Crusaders class of the Chris-1 tendants were Mrs. C. A. Sprague, tian church Sunday afternoon in the church parlors. Over 175 friends and relatives attended, Children and their families present were two daughters, Mrs. Frances Mitchell, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoskins, Gail, Marie and Malcolm, Heppner; Mrs. Parker received a diamond two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Vawterlring from her husband at the Parker, Cecelia and Bucky, Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. John Parker, Jay, Marianne, Tony and Gregory, Pendleton and a married grand will bring you closer to HIM Dad will think of you ovary day ho uioi KINGS MEN TOILETRIES. FEATURED THIS FATHER'S DAY OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS -Ronson Lighters -Shaeffer Pens Cuff Links -Bill Folds Pipes ELECTRIC SHAVERS ALL BRANDS $5 to $7.50 Trade in on Old Shaver TIMEX WATCHES Shockpoof Just right for and work or play. ton. 9.95 To 12.95 Phil's Pharmacy PHIL BLARNEY, Owner lri': daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith and Charlotte, Morgan 1 A re-enactment of the wedding 1 service was observed with the balem and Garfield Crawford, ft. Worth, Texas, brother of Mrs. j Parker, both of whom attended the marriage fifty years ago, on 'June 11, 1905, at Dayton, Wash ington at the home of Mrs. Par ker's sister, Mrs. L. G. Atherton. mock service Musical numbers fo rthe wed ding service and during the af ternoon included piano solos by Mrs. J. 0. Turner; vocal solos, "Love's Old Sweet Song" by Mrs. Fred Hoskins, Jr. and "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet" and "Bless This House" by Oliver Creswick accompanied by Mrs. Turner. A quartet, "I Want a Girl Just Like the Girl Who Married Dear Old Dad" was sung by the John Parker children accompanied by their mother, and Bucky Parker sang "God Will Take Care of You' accompanied by his sister, Ce celia. Mrs. Tom Wilson played violin selections accompanied by Mrs. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Parker cut the first piece of a three-tiered wed ding cake of pink and white topped with a golden fifty. Serv ing was continued by Mrs. Vawter rarker, Mrs. Clyde Crawford and Mrs. Parker Severs. Pouring at the coffee table, beautifully decorated with yellow iris and roses, were Mrs. Lester Doolittle and Mrs. Earl Soward. The flowers were from the yard of Mrs. Charles Vaughn. Serving at the punch bowl were Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. Leonard Schwarz and Mrs. W. C. Kennedy. Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. Raymond Ferguson, Mrs. J. O. Turner and the grandchildren. Mrs. C. C. Carmlchael was In charge of the guest book. Before making their permanent home on their ranch just below Heppner In 1918, Mr. and Mrs. Parker lived at Pendleton, Cove, Hell's Canyon where they ran cattle and Thllomath In the Willamette valley. Other relatives at the anniver sary were Mrs. Parker's brother, O. G. Crawford, Gearhart; nieces and nephews and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jones of Pasco; Arthur Crawford, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hayes and son, Leland, Joseph; Mrs. Roy Jones, The Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Tumor, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schwarz and Len Ray, Heppner. Also pre sent were Mr. Parker's niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kennedy, Stephenson, Washing ton and her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tarker Severs, Condon. Cousins and their families present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conover, Vancouver, Washington; Mrs. Maxine Nelson, Yakima; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Conover, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conover, Mrs. Myrtle Russell and Mrs. Delia Brunson, Waltsburg. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sprague, Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Claron Ghormloy, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ghourley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Hoomissen, Tort- land; Mrs. Percy Hughes, Milton Mrs. Elsie Lasater, Tendle- Mr. and Mrs. Tarker were the recipients of many lovely gifts Including one from the Eastern Star and an anniversary clock from the Christian church pre sented by Mrs, Koy Keill. Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Schaffiti had as their guests on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ragland of North Bend, Oregon. Donna Lovgren Weds Robert Peterson At Valby Church By Echo Palmateer At a candlelight ceremony at the Valby Lutheran church Sat urday June 11, Miss Donna Lov gren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lovgren of Heppner, be came the bride of Robert Peter son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson of lone. Rev. Edwin Svendsen of Corvallis officiating with the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length gown of white net with a bouffant embroidered net over skirt and a fingertip veil of net caught with a tiara of ivory step hanotis. She carried a single or chid centered in stephonits and white streamers on a white Bible. Her maid of honor was Judy Wright who wore a blue voile bal lerina dress. Bridesmaids were Joan Thomas, Barbara Prock, and Karen Prock, who wore pink strapless ballerina length dres ses of net over taffeta with net stoles. They all carried nose gays of Esther Reed daisies. Ted Peterson, brother of the groom, was best man and ushers were Larry Lovgren, Herbert Pet erson and Gerald Peterson. The candlelighters were Kay Keith ley and Alice Peterson. They wore apple green dresses. The flower girl was Marsha Lovgren who was dressed in pink organdy and Stephen Skuzeski was ring bear er. Mrs. Lucy Peterson, accompan ied by Mrs. Charles Ruggles, sang "0 Promise Me" and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Ruggles also played the wedding marches. The mother of the bride wore navy blue with white accessories and a white rose corsage and the groom's mother wore a charcoal dress with pink accessories and a pink rose corsage. A reception followed in the parish house. After the bride and eroom cut the first niece nf tho two tiered wedding cake which was topped with bells and a miniature bride and groom, the rest was cut by Mrs. Al Lovgren, assisted by Mrs. Opal Adams. The groom's cake was served by Mrs. Robert Lovgren. Mrs. Owen Leathers poured and Mrs. James Lovgren presided at the punch bowl. Mrs. Marshal Lov gren was at the gift table and Dean Lovgen and Phyllis Peter son had charge of the guest book. The bride's going away suit was pink with black accessories and she wore her orchid. After a short wedding trip they will be at home in Heppner. Relatives coming from a dist ance were Mr. and Mrs. John Skuzeski and sons of PortlaTid, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Peterson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peterson and son Allen of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Rod Kvi st ad of Beaverton. Sans Souci Rebekahs Have Initiation Members of Sans Souci Rebe- kah lodge met Friday night for initiation ceremonies. Those ini tiated were Mrs. Jack Sumner, Mrs. Mildred Tucker and Mrs. Ad Moore. Refreshments of birthday cake and coffee were served in the din- ng room by the committee with Mrs. Robert Dobbs in charge. Pemey's A POPular Guy Deserves the Best ...says BOS HOPE Penney's Father of the Year! ( St. Bob at Pap Fey In "Th S.v.n IHri. Fy" ) DACRON SPORT SHIRTS Special purchase of these Short Sleeve Plisse and Leno Shirts in Wonderful Dacron Pastel and White. $ 1.8S DRESS SHIRTS Whites, Fancies, Pastels TEE SHIRTS White, Pastel, Clack. Pink. Helio. SHIRTS, TIES, SOCKS. STRAW HATS. WESTERN SHIRTS. MATCHED SETS, SLACKS. EVERYTHING FOR A WONDER FUL FATHER'S DAY-JUNE 19TH vllijyV0 " 115. ( 19. S.ilJ mm TTT LIIIJi ; JuQ ; ; ? - 1 V i ':'! II',..' ' II," I I 1 I I I I " . . MArtrtiKU MAY 27 at the Methodist Clarice Hastings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hastings of Hepp ner, and Cpl. Howard Henry. They will live in Yakima, Wash. Bridal Shower Honors Former Ida Lee Chapel A bridal shower in honor of Mrs- Le Bisbois, Spray, the for- mer Ida Lee chaPel was given oy me ivusueiue ut-uean luuge j ui naiuman rnuay aiLfuiuon i me nome oi Mrs. naroia iwrgni. Other hostesses were Mrs. Walter Wright, Mrs. Tom Fraters, Mrs. Victor Lovgren, Mrs. Owen Lea-1 thers, Mrs. Kenneth Batty and Miss Marnyn uergsirom. Decorations of iris and peonies and an umbrella showering gifts were used. Guests were Mesdames Roy Thomas, Ray Wright, Barton Clark, John Bergstrom, Lucille Ayers, Ben Anderson, Harvey Ilarshman, Claude Buschke, Frank E. Parker, Alfred Lovgren, Harold Stevens, Jim Hams, Clive Huston, Clyde Wright, Jessie Bat ty and Misses Sally Palmer and Carolyn Calvin. Mr. and Mrs. Brisbois were mar ried May 22 at Spray where they are now residing. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapel of Hardman. Family Picnic Held Sunday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Clint Gilliam of ,H Can Tnca Pa 1 ifrrn i a uPro criipctc M of honor at a family picnic Sun day evening at the Cutsforth cabin on Herren creek. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gilliam, Len L. Gil liam, Miss Ona Gilliam, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Gilliam. 2.98 98c church in Hood River were Miss Renegers Bridge Club Meets Wednesday The Renegers Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Alex Thomp- son last Wednesday evening. Members and guests present were Mrs. Richard Meador, Mrs, Bradley Fancher, Mrs. James Nor ene, Mrs. William Barratt, Mrs. La Verne Van Marter, Mrs. Jack MarshalL . Mrs. Gene Hall, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Tom Wilson, Mrs. Robert Jepsen and the hos. tess. j Mrs. Gene Hall and Mrs. Jack 'Marshall tied for high score and Mrs .Robert Miller was low. ' Refreshments were served later. LET US ry Clean YOUR GOOD oUons THEY'LL Crisp, N INDEFINITELY! Don't risk ruining your good summer cotton dresses by washing them. Too many times they loose their crisp brightness and look like an old dress long before their time. Send your good cottons to us for expert cleaning. We handle your cottons as carefully as we would an expensive wool dress or suit and our service includes a resizing process to give your dress, skirt or Jacket the full body and looks of new. don' risk washing your good cottons. ... let us dry clean them I JUST CALL US FOR SERVICE Rainbow Girls Install Officers Joan Wright was Installed as bers wjj be held at this time, worthy advisor of the Rainbow! juv ut Monday, has been set Girls at their last meeting. Jean as t,ne tentative date for the pub Marie Graham was Installing of- jjc car( party planned by the ficer, Mary Ruth Green, Instal-1 riub It is to be a traveling ling marshall and Mrs. Howard Bryant, installing recorder. Other officers insalled were Barbara Warren, charity; Janet Keithley, hope; Meredith Thom son, faith; Carol Groshens, confi dential observer; Kay Keithley, confidential outer observer; Phyl lis Quackenbush, drill leader; Janice Martin, chaplain and Carolyn McDaniel, musician. Color " stations include Carole Anderson, nature; Celia Boul den, religion; Nancy Slocum, pa triotism; Helen Graham, service; Bonnie Hanna, love; Fern Albert, Domue iiaima, love: rem Aioen, , , j cnri fidelity and Marilyr. Calvin, !.'" Wf ne Haguew . son of mortality. .:.:".,,," f:",'"".1,',' be Joan Wright, Jean Marie Gra ham, grend representative, Bar bara Warren, and Virginia Andre sen. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Mary Van Stevens, mo ther advisor and Mrs. Claude Gra ham. Soroptimists Plan Annual Banquet Plans were made Thursday at the Soroptimist club luncheon at O'Donnells, for the annual instal lation banquet, which will be Saturday evening June 25. It will be at the Episcopal par ish hall at 7:00 p. m. and the La Grande club and husbands of members of the Heppner club will be guests. Several guests LILIAN TURNER LEXINGTON I. SUNDAY, 1:00 To 3 Adults $1.25 KEEP THAT ew FJW Hi DINNER Look iu I B Heppner Cleaners PHONE 6-9441 are expected from Portland and other towns also. Installation of the new officers and initiation of the new mem- party. All attenaing io men ai one central place and then travel from house to house for each pro gression. Those attending would have the same partners all even ing and both bridge and pinochle are planned. Barbara Lynn Wright To Be July Bride Mr. and Mrs. Oral Wright are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their dauehter. Barbara Lynn ,to Ron- Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Haguewood TU - ...AA'tn tifi'll ah-a TllflPA Friday evening, July 1 at 7:30 p. m. in the Christian church in Heppner. All friends and relatives are cordially Invited Twelve Tables Play At Elks Ladies Night Twelve tables of cards were in play Thursday evening a,t the Elks ladies night, following the Flag Day ceremonies of the lodge. High score in pinochle was held by Mrs. Robert Dobbs and second Mrs. Delmar Jordan. In bridge Mrs. Claude Graham won high and Mrs. Orville Smith, was 1 second high. Mrs. Cleo Drake, lone, won the door prize. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS FOUNDATION O. O. F. HALL JUNE 19 :00P.M. Children 75c Judy Spaulding Is visited this week In Moro.
