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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1955)
VAN SCHOIACK-CAMPBELL VEDDING HELD SATURDAY AT HEPPNER CHURCH Seifemh? mrning Brien serv'ed the Punch- rouring CaE ehth u,St- iatrick:s a the tea table were Mrs. Ted dine r3S t-; nier and Mrs. John Ansen of aing oi Kathryn Campbell, the1 Condon. daughter of Pat Campbell of' Am . Lone Rock to Robert Van Schol- AUt of town guests were aek, son of Mr. rw, utr- and Mrs. John Karlson and Soholack, of Hefner. Wh, : S!"?IV.er e'. Mr' and Mrs- - I Ml' V Q M WlhsM nnlr - 1 rfvMii I nuu ivir. anu Heppner Gozette Times, Thursday, September 29, 1955 Soaia cJ-fafilimincji ... Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays Francis McCormack the ceremony. performed Airs. Otho Van Schoiack, all of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Thn k-!j . 'u"uu "if. anu Mrs. aid- her Sf' g " 10 umarriage ney Van Schoiack of Pilot Rock; DV her fflthpr urrtrn o ,UU. I - v,lc n wium saun and lace, ballerina length gown and her finger tip veil was held in place with a bandeau nf ia and pearls. Her flowers were stephanotis carried on a white Bible. Miss Shirley Shaw of Lewiston, Idaho, was the bride's only at tendant. She wore a ballerina length gown Of aoua nvlnn nnH carried a nosegay of white asters and pink snapdragons. The groom's mother was gown ed in green nylon and her cor sage was a large white mum with pink bow. Best man was Malaki Camnhpii of Heppner and ushers were Mai "colm O'Brien of Heppner and Richard Alstott of Pendleton. The wedding marches were played by Marguerite Glavey. William Kenny sang Ave Maria and Panic Anaplinnc nrin pmcumg the ceremony. hrep SnprikPrs T p - Hnk larkspur and white asters Cnrf t u-L decorated the altar and were used pOroptimiSTS OT Work aooui me cnurcn and in the base-1 UOne by heir brOUD ment WtlPfp tho ranontinrt ti.no I - .vvvuujj waa held following the ceremony. The cake was served by Mrs. George Rugg and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell Kimberly; Mrs. Helen Belsma Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Matiock and daughter Julie, of Hermiston; Mrs. H. Wilkins. Echo: Mrs. David Spalding, Mrs. Gene Blessington, Margaret Wick, Mrs. A. J. Madden. Mr. and Mrs. George Sichter, Mrs. John Cim- miyotti and Mrs. Ellen Roeers. all of Condon and Mrs. Dan Car penter, Hermiston The bride, a former queen of tne Heppner Rodeo, graduated from Heppner high school and Marylhurst College, Portland and taught for one vear at Hermiston. The groom graduated from Hepp ner high school and attended Ore gon State College. . Following a wedding trip, the couple will reside at the Van Schoiack ranch. reuyjonn alter the first piece had been cut by the bride and groom. Mrs. Truman Baily, sis ter, of the bride had charge of the guest book and Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs. Mary Jane Anderson were at the gift table Joyce Buschke and Mrs. Pat O'' Party Chairs that don't show thttr blrthdayit Samsonite Matchlna raiding Table, 913.91 i u su I 1 ISA ill JVs V Mrs. Jos Hughes was in charge of the program for the Soroptimist club Thursday at their noon meet ing at O'Donnell's. Mrs. Theta Stratton was intro duced as representing the Deeree of Honor lodge and told of all the projects the lodge has. The main one being the sewing for Pioneer Memorial hospital. The hospital furnishes the material arid they make garments, curtains, pack wraps and many other articles used by the hospital. They also contribute to all the usual char-, ity funds and heln with sifts to the Veteran's hospital besides many other smaller jrojects. i Mrs. Rufus Piper represented the Triple Link club and told of their work. Among their main projects is the supporting of the united Nations Pilsrimaee for high school students. They help- ed with the band fund, chape-1 rone teenage parties, hem CamD Columbia and many others be sides the usual charity funds. Mrs. Velma Glass, Morrow county health nurse, told of all the things included in the work of the health department. Re- sides the usual immunization pro gram in the schools, there is to be a hearing survey this vear and with the aid of the TB and Health Association will give the patch test in the schools. There is a crippled children's clinic and a maternal and child health pro gram that comes under the work i " 1 ini m n ii , c j Mill LI , ,,. m.xik. r $ m Mill M & s-; : ". -"A , TfHT-.H M i I fm -m mmmm "mm- i ; w i Page 3 Coming Events Friday Sept. 30 Burns-Heppner football game. 8:00 d. m. Monday Oct. 3 Chamber of com merce, noon at O'Donnell's American Legion business meeting Tuesday Oct 4 American Legion auxiliary Wranglers Thursday Oct. 6 Soroptimists, noon at O'Donnell's Elks, ladies night Friday Oct. 7 Sans Soud bekah lodge. Mrs. Orville Smith Given Hankie Shower By Bridge Club Mrs. Gene Ferguson entertain ed the Whats Trumps bridge club last Wednesday afternoon. lVfrc fm.JMr. CmUU ...10. uitmt annul, a lurmer n , , - - Heppner resident, was honored Marquette as invited guests lone Sorority Holds Rush Party The Beta Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a rush party September 22nd in the basement of the Catholic rhiirrh with Mrs. Don Linnell and Mrs. Re- MARRIED AT ARLINGTON Methodist church recently were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Rietmann. She is the former Marilyn Ann Hurst of Arlington. The couple will make their home at lone. of the health department. Guests for the day were Mrs, John Clouston of Portland, Mrs. Velma Glass, Mrs. Theta Strat ton and Mrs. Rufus Piper. o Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith, Eastsound, Washington, former Heppner residents were here last week on business. World's Strongest" FOLDING CHAIRS to irtrdy-thty're unhurt by spill or tcrapei; sparkle with a swhh.of a cloth) art extra cross-braced to "take" years of usel So ifunnny rich upholstery on seat and Dack; sleek, streomlinid frames; ewel-br!ght colorsl So comfort able with deep, spring-cushion seatsl Best, Samsonite folds flat, stores In "no space." 4 smart me tallic colors. Have a roomfulll Other Samsonite folding helre w lew ( SEVERAL DISCONTINUED COLORS AND STYLES 20 Off CASE niDiwiiTiiDc r-f Allen-McConnell Wedding Held In boardman Church By Mary Lee Marlow Miss Lela Belle McConnell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VV. II. McConnell of Hermiston, became the bride of ET3c Gene Lowell Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen of Boardman, at a double ring ceremony at 6:30 p. m. on Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Board man Community church. The Rev. A. E. Davis. Dastor of tho Methodist church of Hermiston, performed the candlelight ser vice before an altar decorated with baskets of Dink and blue gladioli. Mrs. Thurman Johnson sans "Always" and "Whither Thou Goest, I Will Go". accomDanied by Mrs. Harold Baker, who also played the wedding marches.. The bride, given in marriabe hv her father was lovely in an ice pink taffeta gown of street len gth. She wore a short veil of net held in place with a band trim med with seed pearls. She carried a white orchid. Mrs. Warren R. McConnell, Hermiston, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor, and wore a street length gown of ice Diue tafteta. She carried a nose gay of pink carnations. Clayton Allen, brother of the groom, I he Dalles, was best man, and ushers were Warren R. Mc Connell, Hermiston, brother of the bride, and William E. Garner Boardman. The ushers also lit the pink and blue candles. Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen. The three-tiered cake, topped by bri dal figuripes in a heart, centered lace-covered table, while thp punch and coffee were served from a separate table. After the first piece of cake was cut by the couple it was cut and served by Mrs. Stephen Perrroti, Yakima, Wash., cousin of the bride. Miss Nita Dorsett, Yakima, cousin of the bride, poured the punch, and pouring the coffee were Mrs. Ber tha Miller, Hermiston, and Mrs. Laura Allen, Boardman. crand- with a handkerchief shower. Those present were Mrs. Harold Conn, Mrs. P. W. Mahonev. Mrs. Lane Blake, Mrs. Robert Penland, Mrs. L. D. Tibbies, Mrs. Leonard Schwarz, Mrs. Raymond Fergu son, Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. O. W. George, Mrs. Orville Smith, Mrs. Tom Wilson and the hostess. Mrs. Thomson held hieh score for the afternoon, Mrs. Wilson, second, Mrs. Schwarz, third and Mrs. Blake, low. o Sans Souci Rebekahs Resume Meetings San Souci Rebekah lodce has resumed its meetings for the fall, the first one which was a busi ness meeting having been held September 2nd. They met again Sepember 16th, at which time, plans were made for the Presi dent's visit on October 21st. Several birthdays which oc curred during the last three months were celebrated. Cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Floyd Worden and her committee. Mrs. Clayton Allen. The Dal- les, sister-in-law of the groom, had charge of the euest book. and Mrs. Willard Baker, aunt nf the groom, and Mrs. Clyde Tanne nin, both of Boardman. were in charge of the gift table. For her daughter's wprMintr Mrs. McConnell wore a light blue lace over taffeta gown and a blue hat, with navy accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a gown -of pink lace over taffeta, with pink hat and navy acces sories. Both had corsaees of nink carnations. For going away the bride wore a dar kred knitted suit with black accessories. The bride is a graduate of Her miston high school, and for the past five years has been em. ployed at the Umatilla Ordnance depot, ihe groom is a graduate of Boardman high school and has been in the navv for nine vears. Following a short trip they will live at Port Townsend, Wash., where the groom is now stationed. Out of town guests at the wed ding were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dyer, Walla Walla, Wash.; Mrs. Minnie B. Everton, Mill City, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tannehill, Philomath; Cami and Bobbie Al len, The Dalles; and the follow inf from Hermiston; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olson, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Kel ler, Alma Miller, Florence Step henson, Mr. and Mis. George The social committee for the even ing, Mrs. Walter Corley, Mrs. Cor liss McLeod, and Mrs. Pat Do herty led the etoud in eamp nnrt charades. Refreshments wpr served by the hostesses. Mrs David McLeod, Mrs. Denward Bergiven, Mrs. Eldon Padberg and Harold Snider. A cooked food sale was held Friday, September 23rd following me iooiDan game. The money taken in will be used for philan thropic projects. Mrs. Don Heliker and Mrs. Loren Leathers attended the Eastern Oregon council meeting September 18th at the Sacajawea Hotel in La Grande where chan. ter problems were discussed. Mrs. Loren Leathers was in Portland September 23. 21 and 25 to attend the somritv slatn council meeting. Plans were made for the year and Mrs. Lea- thers was appointed to serve on the nominating committee' for tne convention to be held in April. 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Assisting in serv- Palley, Nora Adair, Elouise Gibbs, Warren, secretary. ing were Connie and Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Elwood, Mr! The calendar for. the year's ac J Baker, cousins of the' groom. and Mrs. Harold Miller and girls. tivities was completed. Project leaders appointed for the October project are Mrs. Keeling and Mrs. Kemp Dick. This will be an af ternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. Keeling. Mrs. Velma Glass emphasized home safety practices and also gave a resume of her work as health nurse in Morrow county Refreshments were served to eight members and the guest speaker. o Bridge Party Held At Gunderson Home Mrs. Eddie Gunderson enter tained at her home last Wednes day evening with three tables of bridge. Guests were Mrs. William So- well, Mrs. Larry Dowen, Mrs. Philip Blakney, Mrs. Gene Hall, Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, Jr., Mrs. La Verne Van Marter. Mrs. James Popham, Mrs. Paul Koenig, Mrs. James Sumner, Mrs. Les Wyman, Mrs. Pat O'Brien and Mrs. Fred Sanders. Mrs. Sowell held hich score and Mrs. Dowen was second with Mrs. Blakney receiving low. o Need Letterheads? Phone 6-9223 Cherri Lynn O'Brien Has Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien en. tdrtained with a dinner party last Saturday evening in honor of the fourth birthday of their daughter, Cherri Lynn. Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Les ter Wyman and daughter Sheri dan; Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Van Marter and children La Verne and Marie; Oscar, Kit and David George; Mrs. Evonne GammplI and children Judv and Robin and Joyce Buschke. Closed Saturday! This year, as in seasons past, We hope to each bag a Buck! That requires plenty of look ing, Good shooting, & some luck! We'll do our best & truly hope Our luck will all be good! Be sure to follow Red Hat rules As every hunter should! We plan to be in on the start! And, for that very reason, Please don't expect us to be home The first day of the season! hr For All Your Insurance Needs C.A. 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