Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 22, 1955
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PALMER-PECK WEDDING HELD SUNDAY
AT HEPPNER CHRISTIAN CHURCH
An event of Sunday afternon,
December 18 at the Heppner
Christian church, was the wed
ding of Miss Shirley Peck, daugh-1
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peck
and Roger Palmer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Palmer. The double
ring ceremony was performed by
the Reverend Gene Robinson of
La Grande.
The bride, given in marriage
bv her father, was gowned in
white chantilly lace over satin,
waltz length, and her finger tip
veil was held in place with a
Juliet cap of seed pearls. Her
bouauet was of miniature red
rose buds. The bride's veil, for
merly worn bv her sister was "the
something old," and something
blue was the traditional Diue
garter. Her handkerchief was
once carried by her great grand
mother and came over from Eng
land. A penny minted in the
year of her birth was placed in
her shoe by her father.
Miss Nancy Anderson, maid of
honor, wore a princess style gown
of moss green taffeta, and the
bridesmaids, Miss Karen FrocK,
Heppner and Miss Judy Thomp
son, Pendleton wore similar
gowns of spice pink taffeta. Miss
Marjorie Peck sister of the bride
and junior bridesmaid wore moss
green taffeta.
Best man was Lee palmer, 01
lone, cousin of the groom and the
ushers were Carlisle and Robert
Harrison of Cascade Locks, cou
sins of the groom.
Mrs. Peck, mother of the bride
wore a suit of peacock green,
with matching accessories ana
an orchid corsage. Mrs. Palmer,
mother of the groom wore a
navy blue suit dress with pink
accessories and orchid.
Mrs. J. O. Turner, at the organ,
played the wedding music and
Miss Marilyn Munkers sang
"Why Do I Love You", before the
ceremonv and "Weddine Prayer
at the conclusion of the service.
Flowers used about the church
were red roses and holly.
At the reception which iol
lowed in the church parlors, Mrs.
Millard Nolan, aunt of tne oricie,
cut the cake, assisted by Mrs
SteDhen Thompson, rencueton
Pouring at the tea table, were
Mrs. Burton Peck, Lexington,
grandmother of the bride and
Mrs. Lawrence Palmer, Lexing
ton, erandmother of the groom-
Mrs. George Peck, aunt of the
bride was at the punch bowl
Miss Marv Ann Jensen had
charge of the guest book and at
the gift table were the Misses
Alice Fave and Mary la Stewart.
Lynda Borman, Joanne Keithley
and Frances Slocum assisted
about the rooms.
For going away, the bride wore
a blue suit with pink accessories
and the rose buds from her bou
quet. After a short wedding trip, the
bride will complete her senior
year at Heppner high school. The
couple will be at home at Eight
mile, where the groom is associ
ated with his father in ranching.
Coming Events
Friday Dec. 23 Ruth chapter No.
32, OES
Sunday Dec. 25 MERRY CHRIST
MAS
Thursday Dec. 29 Soroptimists.
sack lunch
Saturday Dec. 31 Elks dance
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Christmas Party Held
Bv Bookworms At
J. O. Turner Home
The Bookworms held their an
nual Christmas party Tuesday
evening, December 13 at the
home of Mrs. J. 0. Turner
Christmas carols were sung
with Mrs. Turner at the organ.
Mrs. Jack Flug read tnnstmas
poems and a movie was shown
by Miss Leta Humphreys. Gifts
were exchanged.
Others present were Mrs. W. E.
Hughes, Mrs. Floyd Jones, Mrs.
Harrv Dinces. Mrs. Fred Parrish,
Mrs. Cornett Green,- Mrs. Lucy
Peterson, Miss Lulu Hager and
Mrs. James Thomson.
Extension Unit Meets
At Weatherford Home
The Lena Extension Unit met
Wednesday afternoon of last
week at the home of Mrs. W. W.
Weatherford. Leaders for their
nrolect of "Touchine up Furni
ture", were Mrs. Randall Martin
and Mrs. Raymond French.
Members oacked boxes of can
ned goods and other foods for
the needy.
Others oresent were Mrs. Ro
bert Brindle, Mrs. Jerry Brosnan,
Mrs. George Curnn, and Mrs.
Gerald Swaggert.
Refreshments were served.
Work of Youth In
Church Told At
Soroptimist Club
Mrs. Lester Boulden, spoke to
the Soroptimist club Thursday
noon at O'Donnell's, about the
primary department and the
work done with the small youngs
ters in the Sunday school of the
Methodist church.
Alice Peterson, president of the
Y. P. F. of the Episcopal church,
also spoke to the club and told of
their work, their money making
projects and what they do at
their meetings.
Guests at the meeting were
Rev. Lester Boulden, Janet
Wright, Mrs. Boulden and Alice
Peterson.
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Sans. Souci Rebekahs
Hold Initiation
Sans Souci Rebekah lodge No.
33 met in regular session Friday,
December 16 at which time Holly
Rebekah lodge No. 139 of Lexing
ton were guests.
Initiation of three new mem
bers was the main business of
the meeting. They were Mrs.
Merle Cornelison, Mrs. Gladys
Younsr and Mrs. Edith Crist.
Thirty eight members and ten
guests were present.
Plans were made tor tne cnrisi-
mas party to be held with the
Odd Fellows on weanesaay even
ing, December 28 at the I. u. u.
F. hall.
Following the meeting, re
freshments of sandwiches and
jello were served in the dining
room by Mrs. Edna betscn, Mrs.
Neva Wells, Mrs. Mabel Chaffee
and Mrs. Oma Cox.
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Mahoneys Entertain
With Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Mahoney
entertained Tuesday Evening
with a dinner party.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry O'Donnell, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley Fancher and Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Dowen
Soroptimists Pack
Christmas Boxes
The annual Christmas party of
the Soroptimist club was held
Monday evening at the nome oi
Mrs. Mary Van Stevens.
During the evening the club
members packed boxes of home
made candy and cookies for the
Veterans hospital in Walla Walla,
a box for Fairview Home in Port
land, boxes of a complete dinner
for the elderly men who have no
families and a box to send to
Miss Margaret Gillis, former Mor
row county health nurse who is
now retired and in ill health.
After the boxes were packed
refreshments were served to the
14 members present.
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Mrs. Wyman Hostess
For Dessert-Bridge
Unusual Bridge Hand
Dealt Mrs. Sowell
Mrs. William Sowell enter
tained a foursome at bridge re
cently at her home.
Those present were Mrs. George
Little, Mr. and Mrs. W. James
Popham and the hostess.
Christmas 'refreshments were
served.
During the evening Mrs. Sowell
was dealt a hand containing
eleven sDades. solid down to the
eight with 150 honors and two
singleton aces.
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Viola Duran Tells
Of Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Duran
announce the eneaeement of
their daughter, Viola to Lawr
ence C. Hyatt of Kinzua, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hyatt of Mur
phy, North Carolina.
No wedding date has been set
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Rainbow Girls To
Have Winter Formal
Rainbow for Girls will hold
their annual winter formal dance
Tuesday evenine. December 27
at the I. O. O. F. hall from 9:00
n. m. until i:uu a. m.
Gene Rietmann's orchestra will
furnish the music.
Mrs.Lester Wyman entertained
with a dessert bridge at her home,
WpHnpsdav. December 14.
Guests were Mrs. Paul Koenig,
Mrs. Harrv O'Donnell, Jr., Mrs
Phillip Blakney, Mrs. Fred Sand-
prs. Mrs. Jack Aneel. Mrs. P. w
Mahoney, Mrs. Wallace Wolff,
Mrs. - Eddie Gunderson, Mrs
James Popham, Mrs. William So-
well, Mrs. Pat 0 Bnen.
Mrs. Sowell held high score,
Mrs. O'Brien was second and Mrs.
O'Donnell third.
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If the Yuletide Season brings
us closer to a complete and
lasting peace on earth, it will truly
be just cause for rejoicing.
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DECEMBER 25-26
AND JANUARY 1-2
Two Initiated Into
Degree of Honor
The Decree of Honor met
Tuesday of last week to initiate
two new members, Miss Ida Sue
Stratton and Miss Virginia Gonty
Refreshments were served to
eighteen bv Mrs. William Cun
ningham and Mrs. Karl King,
hostesses for the evening.
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