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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, July 4, 1957 Page 3 Social H appenings Soroptimists Install New Officers at ' Saturday Banquet ! Two district officers and one federation committee chairman hospital in Corvallis. She has not only held the position usually taken by a man, but has been able to raise funds to expand and modernize the hospital since she took the post in 1951. She is the second woman pres- vere present for the tenth an- Went of the Oregon Hospital As- max installation banauet of soclation and is currently serv- auiupumisi international of leppner at the Episcopal parish louse, Saturday evening, June Miss Virginia Welch, district Hector, district No. 2, Northwest rn Region of Sorootimist clubs. tficiated at the installation of to 1957-58 officers for the local roup. Miss Welch was one of the ve outstanding Oregon women fleeted by the Portland Alumna lapter of the journalism honor Ciety Theta Sigma Phi as jmen of achievement to whom :bute was paid at the Matrix ible banquet in April. She was lgied out for her outstanding iiievements in the field of hos i tal administration. She is a jistered nurse who has become mimstrator of Good Samaritan "Life's Evening Will Take Its Character From I The Day That I Preceded It" I I By Phil Blakne Your actions now affect four future health. If you punish your body by not itOung care of it properly fou may be causing trouble 0 the days to come. Good medical care is com lucratively inexpensive. For t most reasonable fee your ihysician will give you the idvice learned from many ears of difficult study, j For just a few cents per ay you can now get medi ation formerly unootain ble ct any price, i Your Physician Can Phone j 6-9962 vVhen You Nd 1 A Medicine I Pick up your prescript n if shopping near us. or t us deliver promptly tthout extra charge, A eat many people entrust with the responsibility filling their prescriptions, ly we compound yours? i PHIL'S PHARMACY I 105 N. Main 1 PRESCRIPTION 1 CHEMISTS ! uotation by P. Shuttle j worth (1782-1842) Copyright 1957 (7W) I ing as a member of the Oregon board of nurse examiners. In 1954 she was chosen citizen of the year by the Bertton County Chamber of Comerce for service beyond the call of duty to hund reds of people in that area. Miss Welch was assisted in the installation by Miss Bernadine Batters of Vancouver, Washing ton who also gave the response to Mayor W. C. Collins's welcome. Miss Batters is chairman of the committee on classification and membership for the American Federation of Soroptimist clubs and a member of the Federation nominating committee. She is di rector of educational supplies for the Vancouver public schools. Officers installed to administer Z3 if. . H-Hm mist .:a. , 1:-,.. . L t. jdjkLuut,' im2 NEW OFFICERS cf Soroptomists International of Heppner who were installed at the club's annual banquet held Saturday even ing at the Episcopal perish house. They are left to right, Mrs. James Hager, director; Mrs. Floyd Adams, vice-president; Mrs. Oliver Creswick. recording secretary; Miss Leta Humphreys, president; Mrs. John Pfeiffer, treasurer; Mrs. Clinton McQuarrie, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Elaine George, director. (GT Photo) Francis of Heppner and W. E. Francis of Portland to Vern K. Puanc enn nf Mrc T lmrH TTvnnc the activities Of Soroptimists nf f-nnHnn anrl VC V leaner nf international 01 Heppner for its Heppner, was solemnized in a fiscal year are double ring ceremony at St. Pat- President, Miss Leta Humph- rick's -Catholic church of Hepp reys; vice-president, Mrs. Floyd ner, Saturday morning, June 29. Adams; recording secretary, Mrs. Rev. Patrick Gaire performed the unver treswick; correspondng 10 a.m. nuptial mass, assisted secretary, Mrs. Clinton McQuar- by Rev. Keating and Rev. Weld rie; treasurer, Mrs. John Pfeiffer; on of Hermiston. director, Mrs. James Hager. 1 The bride, given in marriage Winner of the prize for the most by her brother Joe French, was unique method of earning money lovely in a waltz-length gown of for the scholarship fund was Mrs. embroidered, ruffled rows of nyl Floyd Adams who gave an amus- on tulle over satin. The full ing report of the trials of clipping length sleeved Jacket was edged rye for a good cause. Judges of with dainty rows of lace and had these reports were Jack Bailey, a peter pan collar. Her nvlon il- Victor Kriemeyer and M. R. Wag- lusion veil was held in place by oner. a tiara of bearls and she carried The attendance award went to a bouquet of white ' stephanotis Mrs. Loyal Parker who did not an( white rosebuds over a prayer miss a club meeting during, the Dook belonging to her grand- year, motner, Mrs. rmi Hiri. Mrs. Robert Penland. outeoine Tfie maid of honor, Miss Peggy president of the club, initiated Applegate, wore a red street Miss Beverly Bradshaw, new length dress of irridescent jacqu- member of the group. Iard fabric with white hat and Musical entertainment was accessories and carried a nose provided i by Victor Kriemever. Kav of wnite Esther Reid daisies. who sang three numbers. He was Tne bridesmaids, Judie Spaulding accompanied ; at the piano by ana ranees blocum, wore dres- Mrs. i Kriemeyer. ,ses identical to that of the honor Greeters for the banquet were attendant and also carried nose- Mrs. W. C. Collins, Mrs. Frank ays r Esther Reid daisies. The Hamlin. Mrs. F. B. Nickerson and little flower girl was Susan Mrs. Robert Dobbs. The invoca-' Koenig. She wore a dress match tion was given by Mrs. Jos. B. in tnat of tne other attedants Hughes Mrs. Elaine S. George , ana was escortea oy voug Shade, was master of ceremonies. The,nePnew 01 tne groom, carrying a immediate past-president, Mrs. Praver book. E.I E. Gontv presented the Dast- Don Greenup was best man president's pin to Mrs. Robert 1 and tne ushers were Wesley Mar EVANS-FRANCIS WEDDING HELD SATURDAY AT ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH The wedding of Miss Francine white rosebuds. Francis, daughter of Mrs. Rosej The choir, consisting of Mrs. Harry O'Donnell Jr., Mrs. Don Hatfield and Bill Kenny, sang "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother" and "Panis Angelicus". Mrs. Hatfield sang "Oh Mother At Thy Feet I am Kneeling" and Mr. Kenny sang "Ave Maria". Miss Marguerite Glavey was org anist. A reception was held in the church palors following the ceremony.. The tables were dec orated with white daisies and baby breath. Mrs. Jerry Brosnan cut the three-tier wedding cake after the traditional first slice by the newlyweds. Mrs. Lorene Hirl, aunt of the bride, poured at the coffee table and Miss Penland, and Mrs. Penland hand ed the president's pin on to Miss Humphreys. The new president closed the evening's festivities with, a short talk. The banquet was prepared and served by members of the women's auxiliary of the Episco pal church. Guests in addition to the named participants in the pro gram were: Miss Kathryn Smith, assistant professor and director of placement, Oregon State col lege, secretary of district No. 2, Corvallis; Mrs. J.H. Montgomery, Vancouver, Washington; Mrs. Leslie Grant, Arlington; Wayne Van Horn, Fossil; president of the Heppner-Morrow County Chamb er of Commerce, Jack Bailey and Save 10 on all Standard Roof Coatings! latt and Phil Hirl of Toledo, Ore gon, cousin of the bride. The mother of the bride wore a navy blue dress with white accessories. The mother of the groom wore a green and white nylon dress with white acces sories. Both wore corsages of Mrs. Bailey; president of the Heppner Civic League, Mrs. M. R. Wagoner and Mr. Wagoner; Miss Shirley Kononen, recipient of the 1957 Soroptimist scholar ship for senior girls;. John Pfeif fer, board member representing the Heppner Cemetery Mainten ance District; Mrs. J. O. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter Jr., E. E. Gonty, Robert Penland, Mrs. Velma Glass, Mrs. A. D. McMurdo, Clinton McQuarrie. O.E.S. Officers Entertained Monday With Patio Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Creswick and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilkin son entertained the officers of O.E.S. with a patio steak dinner Monday evening. Enjoying the event were the families of Mr., and Mrs. Roy Quackenbush, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Tibbies, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne VanMarter Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William L. Cox; also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flug, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells, Mrs. Oma Cox and Mrs. C. C. Carmichael. Mrs. Sweek Holds High Score At Bridge Mrs. Donald Bellenbrock ent ertained two tables of bridge at her home Thursday evening. Guests were Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. Creston Robinson, Mrs. Riley Munkers, Mrs. Don Bennett, Mrs. Gordon Pratt, Mrs. James Mallon, Mrs. LaVerne VanMarter, Jr., Mrs. Glenn Smith. Mrs. Ned Sweek had the high score and Mrs. Don Bennett second high. 0 Dr. and Mrs. Hermann Honored By Family Mr. and Mrs. G. Hermann of lone entertained over 50 relatives at a potluck dinner at their home Sunday, in honor of their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth Hermann. Rev. and Mrs. Merlin Zier of Heppner were also guests. Dr. and Mrs. Hermann left for Fort Sam Houston in Texas where he will take six weeks training and then will leave for France this fall where he will be stationed. ara Hutchins, Raymond Nichols and Ronnie, Donnie and David Creswick. Shirley Kononen presided at the' punch bowl. Miss Joann Brosnan David Creswick Has was in charge of the guest book! 14,1 n- .11 n and Karen and Verina French, J ' "tn Birthday Party nieces of the bride, had charge David Cresw, celebrated hls of the gift table Assisting about 14th birthday last Wednesday the room were Miss Carol Grosh- eveni withy f ens and M iss Janice Beamer. th(? home of h, f P y a Mrs Dorothy Harnes, sister of the Mrs, 01iver CresPwlck bride, and Mrs. Raymond French were in charge of the reception. Guests were Larry Angell, For her going away costume, I X,ommy Glasf' Fern Albert' Mary the bride wore a navy blue linen' Slocum. Bobby and Marlene sheath dress with white acces-1 f Cn"stine Hayes, Lisa sories. After a short honevmoon. uiny iiDDies, Barh the young couple will be at home in Heppner. Out-of-town guests here for the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Titus, Mrs. Margaret Thomp son and family from Condon; Mr. and Mrs. James Evans of Portland; Mrs. Ray Shade from Wallula, Washington; Mrs. Bertie Templeton, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Doherty, Mrs. Phillip Doherty, Rev. Keating, Rev. Weldon from Hermiston; Mrs. Rieta Piper, Mrs. Susan Hirl, Mrs. Nora Mc Carton, Mrs. James Petrie, Mrs. Mary McCarron, Paul McDaid. Robert McDaid. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. French, Miss Sally French, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Currin from Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dyer from Fossil; Mrs. Juanita Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ac ock from Irrigon; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Walton and family and Mrs. Rebecca Johnson from Dale. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Neill had as guests on Saturday their nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coxen and son of Tillamook. The Coxens moved to Corvallis on Monday. Dinner Party Enjoyed At Parker Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson entertained at the Parker home last Wednesday evening with a dinner party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beckett, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Les lie Babb, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright, Mr. and Mrs. John Berg- strom, Mr. and Mrs. Give Huston, Gerald Bergstrom, Miss Esther Bergstrom and Miss Marilyn Bergstrom. After dinner pinochle was en joyed by the group, with Mrs. John Bergstrom holding high score for women and Miss Mari lyn Bergstrom low. For men Les lie Babb was high and Clive Huston low. 0 Mrs. Van Marter Has High Score At Club Mrs. William Barratt enter tained the Renegers bridge club at her Hinton creek home last Wednesday evening. Those present were Mrs. Paul Webb, Mrs. Alex Thompson, Mrs. James J. Farley Mrs. Wil liam Labhart, Mrs. Larry Dowen, Mrs. LaVerne VanMarter, Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. Paul Koenig, Mrs. Dick Meador, Mrs. Eddie Gunderson, Mrs. Frank Anderson and the hostess. Mrs. VanMarter held high score Mrs. Meador second and Mrs. Norene low. Mrs. James Norene, Mrs. Pat O' Brien, Mrs. LaVerne VanMarter, Jr., Mrs. Clinton McQuarrie and the honorce. Mrs. Cleveland held the top score and Mrs. O'Donnell second. Jack Angels Honored At Potluck Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koenig and Mr. and Mrs. James Norene hon ored Mr. and rs. Jack Angel with a potluck dinner Saturday even ing. Attending in addition to the hosts and honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blakney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Donnell Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Williams. 0 Kings Little Queens Has Farewell Party On Friday evening Mrs. Philip Blakney invited the members of her bridge club The King's Little Queens to a farewell party hon oring Mrs. Jack Angel. Playing were Mrs. William Sowell, Mrs. Lester Wyman, Mrs. John Wil liams, Mrs. Paul Koenig, Mrs. Harry O'Donnell Jr.. Mrs. Oral Wright, Mrs. Howard Cleveland, Monument News Mrs Clarence Buxton left June, 22 ior Parkrose for a two weeks visit with her daughter and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kincaid moved their trailer house Fri day to Butter Creek on the old Brosnan place where they will be close to the logging. Mr. and Mrs. Mead Gilman drove to John Dal Thursday tak ng their granddaughter Marlene to meet her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cox and children and nephew Johnny Wilson drove to Heppner Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Stubble field and daughters and Mrs. Vera Garnder drove to Portland Friday evening with Ellen Stub blefield who has been in the John Day clinic most of the time since last winter when she fell on the ice and broke her hip. She is going to undergo surgery on the hip in Portland. Do-it-Yourself ! WE'LL HELP EFFIIENT CREATIVE INTEGRITY II R. L. SANDVIG IONE LISTEN TO PROGRAM Wed. 10:45 to 11:45 A. M. 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