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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 8, 1955 Page 3 Social cJjafifiEnuicji . Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays CARPENTER-MILLER VOWS READ AT BOARDMAN CHURCH NOVEMBER 20 By Mary Lee Marlow Miss Laurel Grace Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Miller, Boardman, became the bride of William Vernon Carpen ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Carpenter, La Grande, at a 3 p. m. double-ring ceremony Sun day, Nov. 20, at the Community church. The Rev. Bruce Wake man, pastor of the Baptist Com munity church, Irrigon, perform ed the candlelight service before a flower decked altar. Mrs. Thurman Johnson sang, "Whither Thou Goesf I Will Go", ana "ine Lord's Prayer", accom panied on the organ by Mrs. Al bert Partlow, Irrigon, wh0 also played the wedding marches. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovelv in a floor length gown of imported ivory lace over satin, with fitted bodice, and long sleeves of tulle fastened with tiny covered but tons. The full skirt was fashion ed with panels of the lace and pleated tulle. The finger tip veil of illusion net fell from a lace cap. The bride carried a nosegay of stephanitis with a center of white orchid. For something old she wore white pumps. Something new was her gown. She carried a borrowed white linen handker chief, and wore the traditional blue garter made by her sister, I Mrs. Harold Baker. She had new penny in her shoe for good luck, put there by her father. Candlelighters were Jimmy and Patty Miller, brother and sister of the bride. Patty's gown was a floor length gold taffeta. Mrs. Baker was her sister's ma tron of honor and wore a gown of cinnamon taffeta in waltz length. She carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Suzanne Rothrock, Pilot Rock.and Mrs. William Miller, Boardman, were bridesmaids, and wore green taffeta gowns of waltz length. They carried bou quets of bronze chrysanthemums. Wayne Drummond, La Grande, wos best man, and ushers were Merton Taylor and Dick Wright, La Grande. Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the Miller home, during which organ music was played by Mrs. Partlow. The beautiful four-tiered wed ding cake, topped by bridal figu rines in a heart, was cut and ser ved by Mrs. Ralph Baker, Corbett, aunt of the bride, after the first piece was cut by the couple. Mrs. James Harding, Del Paso Heights, Calif., aunt of the bride, poured the punch, and Mrs. Bob Miller, Boardman, aunt of the bride, ser ved the coffee. Mrs. Wilbur Akers and Mrs. Berl Akers, lone, aunts of the bride, and Mrs. Dean Griffin, Portland, were in charge of the gift table. Miss Rena Anderson was in charge of the guest book. Aassisting in serving were Mrs. Zoe Billings, Mrs. Robert Har wood, Mrs. Henry Zivney and Mrs. Leonard Bergseth. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Miller wore a plum crepe dress with avocado accessories. Her corsage was of yellow carna tions. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue faille dress with white accessories. Her cor sage was pink carnations. Mrs. Effie Miller, grandmother of the bride, wore a dress of blue-gray silk with navy accessories. Her corsage was of white carnations. For going away the bride wore a pink knitted suit with brown hat and accessories. Her corsage was the white orchid from her bridal boupuet. The bride is a graduate of Boardman high school and of E. O. C. E., La Grande. In 1954 she was queen of the Morrow county fair and rodeo. The groom is a graduate of La Grande high, and also attended E. O. C. E. . i , i , ; . .11 fj. : '- -A S'. i- I l l. I i - 1 vl if 1V . 11 'V-l 1 : n : !.;.. .... ' ' . :: :J - .: . ' S ! ' ' . i Coming Evoits -Ruth chapter No. lone Sorority Holds Benefit Card Party The Beta Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha card party Friday Dec. 32, OES Saturday Dec. 10 Annual OES ... J J- ; j : M-rr,, JhM FrWy evening, Doc. 2 at " v Ine Legion hall was well at " v." tended. The proceeds will go to nor basket which was received Rainbow for Girls American meeting Tuesday Dec. 13 Bookworms Degree of Honor Wednesday Dec. 14 P-TA. school 8:00 p. m. Thursday Dec. 15 Soroptimist club, noon at O'Donnell's Friday Dec. 1G Sans Souci Re bekah lodge. Young Mothers Club Has Christmas Party The Young Mothers club held $ j their Christmas meeting Monday evening at the Nels Anderson home. Members present were Mrs. Andy Van Sehoiack, Mrs. Nels Anderson, Mrs. Douglas Drake. Mrs. Lewellyn Robbins, Mrs. El mer Schmidt. Mrs. Clement Stock ard, Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. Wil- iam Heath, Mrs. Kenneth Keel ing, Mrs. Wallace Wolff and Mrs. Norman Peters. Invited guests wer Mrs. Mer iln Wagoner, Mrs. Vic Kreimeyer and Mrs. Jesse Ticer. Games were played and Christ mas boxes of candy and cookies were wrapped for gifts to county patients at the hospital. Refreshments were served by the hostess. by Mrs. Ed. Buschke Those receiving prizes were: in pinochle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riet mann, high; and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teterson, low, and Lewis Buschke for the traveling pin ochle. Pedro: Gene Rietmann, high, and Mrs. Ernest Helikcr, low. Bridge: Mrs. Robert DeSpain high; Mrs. Alfred Shirley, low; and Mrs, Arvilla Swanson, jack high. o . Jayne Dowen Has Fourth Birthday Jayne Dowen was the honoree at a party at the Larry Dowen home Sunday afternoon on the occasion of her fourth birthday. Guests were Jody and Jan Fan cher, Mark Labhart, Judy Gros hens, Nancy Ferrell, Teresa Mona nan, Brian Thompson, La Verne Van Marter III, Renee Snyder, David Gunderson and Gary Do wen. Games were played and a story hour was enjoyed after which refreshments were served. Prizes were won by Brian Thompson, and La Verne Van Marter HI. j MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM VERNON CARPENTER, (Miss Laurel Grace Miller) who were married November 20 at the Boardman Community church. (Photo by Laura) After a trip to Portland, Seattle and other coast points they are living in La Grande where the groom is employed. On Sunday morning before the wedding Mrs. Harold Baker was hostess for a breakfast for the e !TJ sssqjg LOOK- on all your food needs! SHOP COURT STREET AND SAVE ?rk C imp: SLICED BACON Oregon Chief Blue Label lb. 47 CHOICE EABY BEEF Shoulder Steak Blade Cut lb. 49c ALL SWANSDOWN Cake Mixes 3 pkgs. 79c Minit-Man Frosting Pkg. 29c 10' i oz. pkg. Tube Tomatoes Ea. 25c Family treat White Grapefruit 5 lb. bag 39c Arizona Seedless Marblehead Squash .Lb. 5c Frozen Orange Juice 6 for 89c Flav-R-Pac frozen, 6 oz. cans YOU CAN WIN A BOX OF GROCERIES! Ask Us How! lue Hill Court St argarineS,b-99c reet stance Phone 6-9643 Free Parking family. Also attending were Miss Suzanne Rothrock, Pilot Rock, and Mrs. James Harding, Del Paso Heights, Calif. Relatives from out of town at the wedding Ralph Baker Corbett, uncle of the bride; Dean Griffin, Portland, cousin of the bride; Berl Akers, Sr., and Wilbur Akers, uncles of the bride; and Berl, Jr., Bobbie, Billie, Bonnie, John, Ivan and Ralph Akers, cousins of the bride, all of lone; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ball, great-uncle and aunt of the bride; and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ball, Yakima, Wash. Other out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Zirkle, Pen dleton, and the following from La Grande: Mr. and Mrs. John Whittemore, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. David McLain, Patricia Albertson, Rich ard Quinn, Everett Haman, Mrs. Wayne Drummond, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smutz, Joyce Peeplis, Theda Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Leal Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Miller were hosts for a buffet supper at their home for relatives of the family on Sunday evening. o Episcopal Bazaar Wei k Attended The annual bazaar and tea which was held in the parish j house of the Episcopal church on j Saturday, December 3 was well ! attended. j Fancy work, food and miscel-1 laneous booths were handled by various members of St. Elizabeth's St. Anne's and St. Monica's Guilds while the candy booth was man aged by the Young People's Fel lowship of the church. , o lone Hostesses For Elks Ladies Night . Hostesses for Elks ladies night, Thursday, December 1 were Mrs. Don Heliker, Mrs. John Eubanks, Mrs. Herschel Townsend, Mrs. Philip Emert, Mrs. Howard Eu banks, Mrs. Roy Lindstrom, and Mrs. Roland Bergstrom, all of lone. Airs. Clarence Kosewaii won first prize in bridge and Mrs. G C. Carmichael, the second prize. In pinochle, Mrs. Everett Keith ley was high and Mrs. Walter Beckett second. 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