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HeppnrGazttTims, Thursday, November 1, 1956 Page 5 Social H; .appenings Mrs. Jack Bedford, Reporter-Social News Deadline 6 p. m. Tuesdays BUSCHKE-WRIGHT WEDDING HELD SATURDAY AT METHODIST CHURCH Miss Judy Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright and Del. mer Buschke, son of Mr. and Mrs Max Buschke were married Sat urday at seven o'clock in a dou-ble-ring candlelight ceremony at the Methodist church. The Rev. L. E. Boulden officiated. The bride, given in marriage Dy ner iainer, wore a white taf feta ballerina length gown, trim med in lace and a short net veil with lace trim. She carried white orchids and stephanotis on a Job's Daughters prayer book. Miss Joan Wright, sister of the bride was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Joyce Buschke, sister of the groom, Mrs. Kenneth Cutsforth, Mrs. Pat Cutsforth and Miss Toddice Slayton, Portland. They all wore sheath dresses of aqua brocade satin with back de tail of net fishtail in the same color and aqua bandeaus trim med with red roses. They carried spray bouquets of American Beauty roses. Best man was Matthew Hughes and ushers were Hervel Pettyjohn of Arlington, Max Gentry of Woodland, Sammy Shipps, bro ther-in-law of the groom, of Pasco and Bob Buschke, cousin of the groom. Candle lighters were Kathy Slayton, Portland and Bar bara Warren who were both at tired in gowns of white eyelet embroidery. Ronnie Jack of Ti gord, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer and Sherri Lynn O'Brien was flower girl. Mrs. Victor Kreimeyer played the wedding music and accom panied La Vonne Cox of Milton Freewater, who sang "Walk Hand in Hand With Me," and "Always". The church was decorated with white spider mums In altar vases on the piano and canrtlpahra Mrs. Mary Van Steven nf Th Dalles was in charge of flower arrangements and made the bou quets for the bridal party. The bride's mother wore red WOOl With black velvet nrrpssrw. ies and a white orchid corsaue Tl . . . i lie grooms mother wore a two- piece beige gabardine suit with red accessories and a green orchid corsage. At the receDtion In the rhnrrh basement, Mrs. Burton Gresham cut the cake, after the urst cutting by the hrlde and groom. Miss Barbara Wright of roruand assisted In serving. Pouring were Mrs. Ted Wrieht aunt of the bride. The Dalles and Mrs. Carey Hastings, aunt of the groom, in charge of the gift table, were Mrs. Ivan Jack and Mrs. Robert lloee. cousins nf the bride of Tigard. Mrs. Phyllis mmier, tseaverton had charge of the guest book. Mrs. Hervel Pet. tyjohn of Arlington was at the puncn bowl and Mrs. Pat O'Brien was in charge of the receDtion The ladies of the church who helped irt the kitchen were Mrs Harry Duvall, Mrs. Whitmer Wright, Mrs. L. E. Boulden, Mrs Carl McDanlel. Both Mi. and Mrs. Buschke graduated from Heppner High scnooi. ihe bride has been em ployed at the A. S. C. office and tne groom is employed at the mill After a wedding triD to Califor. nia, the couple will reside in Heppner. , o Mr and Mrs. Raymond Fergu son left Wednesdav to snend snv eral days In Portland. IN ONE OF THESE llv)v i'T LOVELY PATTERNS )fJlY SIX PLUS ONE ll lsSs7 PLACE SETTING H It' f ' has thai EXTRA UASPOON Mss ail 7 peces tlarllna II lfmmmJ There's years and years of ii fHKS pnre enjoyment ahead SlIuM AMs ROSE Jr when you start your fMff'w sterling service with Jp --j lp helpou with 7V this lifetime rjT Former Morrow Residents Married Recently in Portland Mrs. Cvrene Barratt. house mother at the men's dormitory at Oregon State college the past 10 years, rjecame the bride of E Harvey Miller of Portland Thurs. day evening, October 25, at the ai. Anarews msbyterlan church in Portland. Officiating was Rev. W. Ralph L,uiKen. In a small but beautiful wed ding attended onlv bv the 1m mediate families of the bride and groom, Mrs. Robert Pinckney of Eugene, eldest daughter nf Mr Miller, was the bridesmaid and William P. Barratt of Heppner, eldest son of the bride, was best man. Out-of-town sons and daugh ters and their husbands and wives attending Included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pincknev. Eugene; Miso Marion Miller, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miller. Lexinitnn- Mr. and Mrs. William Barratt, Heppner; and Mr. and Mrs. James G. Barratt, Corvallis. The groorrl is a 1917 graduate of Oregon State college, and seven of the above also attended OSC. After a two week honevmoon trip to the Hawaiian Islands, Los Angeles and Palo Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will be at home In Portland at 3344 SW Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Miller are hnth former residents of Morrow county and Mr. Miiller still owns a wheat farm in Lexington, operat ed by his son. Portland Girl Tells Of Engagement to Kev. Merlin Zier Coming Events Friday Nov. 2 Sans Soucl Re- bekah lodge Monday Nov. 5 Chamber of com merce 7:30 p. m. Cutsforth cabin Tuesday Nov. 6 ELECTION DAY .Wranglers, club house Thursday Nov. 8 Soroptimists. noon at O'Donnell's Elks Friday Nov. 9 Ruth chapter No, 32. OES Of interest to local friends was the announcement in Portland recently, of the engagement nf Miss Alice (Sallie) Slyter, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Slyter of Portland tn Rev. Merlin Zier, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Zier of Davenport, Washington. Rev. Zier is the pastor of Hope Lutheran church in HeDDner. He is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran college, Parkland, Washington and of Wartburg Theological seminary, Dubuque, la. Miss Slyter is a graduate of Emanuel hospital and Is at Dre- sent on the faculty of the nurs ing eaucanonai department. The wedding is planned for early February. o Eight Girls Attend. F. H. A. Convention Eight Heppner girls who at tended the district F. H A. con vention at Vale Friday and Sat urday of last week were Phyllis Quackenbush, Judy Collins. Karen Valentine, Joan Brosnan, Rosanne Ayers, Wilma Bothwell, Jeannie Collins, and Bonnie Hanna. They were accompanied by their ad visor, Mrs. Homer Hager and Mrs. Jerry Brosnan. Miss Brosnan was elected dis trict chairman and Miss Quacken bush, district secretary. The Heppner delegation which was housed with families of Vale F. H. A. girls, attended a football game and dance Friday evening and the F. H. A. banquet and meeting on Saturday after noon. Peterson's Jewelry NEW SILVER ROSE Trademark! of Oneld Ltd. Mrs. Don Bellenbrock Hostess For Bridge Mrs. Don Bellenbrock was hos tess Friday night at her home for bridge and refreshments. Others present were Mrs. Mer lin Waggoner, Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. Riley Munkers, Mrs. Kemp Dick, Mrs. William Heath and Mrs. Tom Wilson. Mrs. Sweek had high score and Mrs. Waggoner was low. Sewing Club Meets At Mahoney Home The Wednesday Sewing club met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. W. Mahoney. Those present were Mrs. E. K. Schaffitz, Mrs. Carl Spaulding, Mrs. Jack Bedford, Mrs. Raymond Ferguson, Mrs. Lowell Gribble, Mrs. Tom Wilson and Mrs. Robert Penland. v RE-ELECT John Hounsell STATE SENATOR 16TH DISTRICT Gilliam, Hood River, Morrow, Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler Counties I a Pd. Adv. John Hounsell, Rt. 1, Box 795, Hood River L T aft jj US Church Youth Group Installs Officers Installation of the Methodist Youth Fellowship officers took place Sunday, October 28 at the Methodist church. Officers Installed by Rev. Les ter Boulden were: president, Celia Boulden; vice president, Sharon Case; secretary, Shirley Nash; and treasurer, Janice Martin. Chairmen of areas are Faith, Jay Sumner; witness, Marilyn Calvin; outreach, Renne Harris; citizenship, Clifford Green; Fel lowship, Susie McQuarrie and publicity, Carol Anderson. Adult advisors for the group are Mrs. Douglas Drake, Mrs. L. Case, Mrs .Herman Green, Mrs. C. E. McQuarrie, Mrs. William Brinda, Mrs. L. Boulden and Rev. Boulden. After the installation games, singing and refreshments were enjoyed by the group. Two New Members Welcomed Into SoroptimistClub Two new members, Mrs. Oliver Creswick and Mrs. Robert Dobbs, were welcomed into the Soropti mist club Thursday at Its noon meeting at O'Donnell's. Mrs. James Hager, United Na tions chairman, asked each mem ber to report on their correspon dence with a member of the sis ter club in Tamworth, England. Mrs. Jack Loyd explained to the club the UNICEF program for child aid and how much each penny given to this fund will do for the under priviledge children of other countries. Mrs. E. E. Gonty, delegate to the district meeting in Eugene October 13-14, gave her report on the meeting. Bridge Club Meets At Koenig Home The King's Little Queens Bridge club met Thursday night at the hme of Mrs. Paul Koenig. Others playing were Mrs. Larry Dowen, Mrs. Alex Thompson, Mrs. Jack Healy, Mrs. C. E. McQuarrie, Mrs. Philip Blakney, Mrs. Lester Wyman, Mrs. William Sowell, Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, Jr., Mrs. Richard Brunner, Mrs. Pat O' Brien, Mrs. Herbert Hamilton. Prizes went to Mrs. Blakney and Mrs. Healy. Refreshments were served. Ekstrom-Coleman Wedding Event of Friday In Boise Miss Sue Coleman, daughter of Mrs. Ida Coleman, and Richard Ekstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom, were married Friday, October 26 at the Luth eran church at Boise, Idaho. The bride is a senior In the lone high school and the groom was a student at Oregon State college. They will make their home in lone. Need Letterheads? Phone 6-9228 Elks Hold Annual Hallowe'en Dance Elks and their ladies enjoyed the annual Hallowe'en dance Saturday night in the lodge ball room. 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