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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1958)
? ?ETTE-TIMES' Thursday, February 27. 1958 5 IT!- )CIAL ! H APPENIN6S VTRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH IE OF TURNER-SWANSON WEDDING hi A'edding of Jean Ann (Miss Marguarite Glavey and solo i, daughter of Mr and Mrs ists were Mrs Don Hatfield and lone and Bill Kenny. The mother of the bride was dressed in peacock blue, the groom's mother in light pink and the grandmother of the bride, Mrs Mary Swanson wore light green. All wore white accessories and corsages of cimbidium orchids. The reception, which followed in the parish hall, carried out the Valentine motif with red and white flowers. After the young couple cut the first piece of the three-tiered wed ding cake, which was encircled with red roses, it was served by Mrs J 0 Turner, aunt of the groom, Mrs Elmo McMillan, Mrs Catherine Brown and Mrs Joseph Miller of Salem, aunts of the bride. Pouring were the bride's grand mother, Mrs Swanson and Mrs Harry Howard of Kent, Wash and Mrs John McLaughlin of Sandy, both aunts of the groom. At the punch bowl were Mrs John Turn er of Baker, Mrs Walter LaDusire of Eugene, Mrs Owen McLaugh lin of Tacoma, Wash, aunt of the groom and Mrs Norman Swanson of Portland, aunt of the bride. Mrs Dolbert Emert had rharpp xi .. D uuor lengtn red velvet J of the guest book and Mrs Keith nth white overskirt and.Rea and Miss Judy Mason the tiumuon, nepnew or tne 'gift table. James Swanson, broth was ring bearer. er of the bride, and Sharlene 8 Howard of Kent, Wash- 'Hamlett. neice of the bride. Dass cousin of the groom, was ed grooms cake and rice sachets, an and ushers were Den -1 Mrs Adon Hamlett, aunt of the l jonn bwanson, brothers bride, and Mrs fiertrude Anrjle bride, and Ronald Currin gate, aunt of the groom, were Pner- hostesses, assisted bv tho HeDD nist for the ceremony was ner Altar Society, who had charge F M ' ft, 'i it ( " '- 1 swanson of J lurner, son of Mrs irner and the late Mr )f Heppner, was solemn- mruay, February 15 at t St Patrick's Catholic n Heppner, before-an al Utifully decorated with I white carnations. The rick Gaire officiated, ride, escorted by her fa is lovely in a long sleev r length white nylon tul with sweeping train and f Chantilly lace featured brina neckline and skirt mcrusted with pearls and Her finger tip .veil fell lace and pearl crown and 'led a bouquet of red and ases. tob Runnion, Jr of Pendle er of the groom, was mat honor and bridesmaids Iss Mary Emert and Mrs Kalister of lone. All wore ia length dresses of red with nylon chiffon over nd velvet and net head They carried cascade bou f white feathered carnat- i Swanson of Portland was gin for her cousin and i r t t x tf w r i r . : i ( ; j . V ': .. . . i ii minim ll'd'n"" f- ""-"fttn mi nun i I MR AND MRS KENNETH TURNER (the former Miss Jean Ann John Boyle, Tacoma, Wash; Mrs anyJHe?A,TAttend I Coming Events Saturday Weddinq tlUUJf A v d w AIM 141 wuwyivi IIV Many guests were in Heppner , 32, OES and lone the weekend of Feb-; Saturday, March 1 Elks family ruary 15 to attend the Turner- night, potluck. 6:30 P m Swanson wedding at St Patrick's j Monday, March 3 Chamber of Catholic church in Heppner. commerce, noon at O'Donn- House guests of Mr and Mrs ell's. Garlond Swanson in lone were Mrs Catherine Brown and son, Cass, Mrs Hinkle and three chil dren, Bobby, Linda and Cindy, Mr and Mrs Joseph Miller and son, Don Klassen all of Salem. Also Miss Lena Miller, who will stay for a visit with her sister, Mrs Swanson. Mrs Mary L Swanson had as weekend guests, Mr and Mrs Elmo McMillan, Salem and Mrs Dayton Gustofson and family, Seattle. Mr and Mrs Norman E Swan son and family of Portland were guests at the Adon Hamlett home. At the Raymond Lundell home were Mrs Beulah Lundell and Mr and Mrs Wally Lundell and family of Portland. Mrs Warran Crutcher was a guest of Mrs Anna Lindstrom and Robert Helina was at the Roy Lindstrom home. Mr and Mrs David Raskins of Portland and Mr and Mrs Clif ford Carlson were also weekend guests in lone. Those here to attend the wed ding and visit in Heppner were Mrs Owen McLaughlin and Mrs Rainbow for Girls. Tuesday, March 4 Wranglers, club house Wednesday, March 5 Willows lodge no 66, IOOF Elks card tournament. Thursday, March 6 Soroptimists noon at O'Donnell's Elks, ladies night Friday, March 7 Sans Souci Re- bekah lodge. (Engagement Told By St Helens Girl Mr and Mrs Mike Baseel of St Helens, Oregon announced the engagement of their daughter, Patricia to Lyle Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Nash of Heppner. Both are attending school in Portland. No wedding date has been set. Farewell Party Given Pioneer Couple Swanson) who were married February 15 at St Patrick's Cath olic church in Heppner. (Klassen Portrait Studio) Penmey's j'C HZiW U .1! SB i mi i ys' Winter Caps Gaberdine, leather $ 1.66 Boys' incl Lined Jeans Sizes 4 to 12 1.88 lorduory Shirts Sizes 1 to 4 1.44 Washable Fleece Snow Suits J3.66 Men's srmo Foam Caps $1.66 rm and wind resistant Girls' annel Pajamas Washable 1$1.88 Girls' ol-Orlon Skirts . Sizes 7 to 14 14.44 " .... ? Women's eamless Hose tyiOI o 6 S3!S 66( ) Women's (annel Gowns ?2.88 Men's Handkerchiefs White or colored 10 f" $1 10 only Boys' Jackets Heavy weight with hood. Sizes 4 to 12 $7 3 only. Boys' Field Boots Sizes 312, 4, 5 $5 20 only Flannel Shirts Sizes 1 to 4 $1 Complexion Soap With Lanolin 16 Cakes $f Men's Wool Shirts All wool, wool and nylon 11 only Men's Oxfords Broken sizes 612 to II 5 4 only. Nylon Snow Suits $6 23 only Women's Dusters Wash & wear ?2 of the reception. For going away the bride chose a navy blue suit witn white iur trim and white accessories. Her corsage was the center from her bridal bouquet The bride has been attending Pfeiffers Hosts To District Doctors Harry Howard and son Jim and daughters Mary Ann and Christy, Kent, Wash; Gene Doherty, Mt Vernon, Wash; Mr and Mrs Walt er LaDusire, Eugene; Rosie Doherty, Walla Walla; I Mr and Mds John Turner, The members of the district of I Mrs Nancy Turner the Oregon Association of Chir-Jand sons Mike and Steve, oDractic Phvsicians were euests daughter, Mary and Miss Marion " ' . . . .... ft;il T-ln,J. Hf. Marylhurst College and the lor a social evening at ine noma,"11""' ru,l,"ui "u i,lia groom is a graduate of Oregon! of Dr and Mrs Robert Pfelffer Miller, Corvallis; Mr and State C611ege and will continue , Saturday. Mrs Stan Con on, Hermiston ; Mr A dinner was held at Ella's "u Tv"1 r. T Grill and the rest of the even.Mr,s John Ely Mrs Rose Francis ing was spent at the Pfeiffer &n (f FTre"ch;TP,Cndleht1on: M,r and Mrs John McLaughlin and r.ueet n, nnri iur pai daughter Ann, Sandy ; Mr and Mrs Bray, Pendleton; Dr and Mrs Ken I Wh'tmf ght, LaGrande; Mr Peterson, Hermiston; Dr Doni .u ""s Ul' , Hampton, Arlington and Dr and pnf Mr d M" 0rick A farewell party was given Mr and Mrs Kinard McDanlel Pio neer Morrow county couple, by the Hardman community Sun day, February 16 at the IOOF hall. The McDaniels are leaving to make their home in Hermiston, after spending most of their lives here. Mr McDanlel came to Morrow county in 1894 at the age of 12 from Indiana and Mrs McDanlel was born in Rood Canyon in 1893 and they were married August 28, 1912. Out of town guests at the party were Mr and Mrs Mattlon Hicks and Mrs Elsie Madden of Lone rock; Mrs Carrie Hastings, Mr Mrs: ana Mrs eecu Hicks, Mrs Lucille Farrish, Mrs Evelyn Farrens, Mrs Elma Harshman and Mr and Mrs Bud Marshall all of Heppner. After the opening of gifts, re freshments were served. farming northeast of Heppner, following a short honeymoon. Many relatives and guests from a distance were present for the wedding. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS ITT I lltiJependent asmdJl AGENT Putting Off? Ar,e you puttlng-off getting Life Insurance you need If so, then here is a tip You had better heed! The closer time gets to Your next birthday,-- The higher premium rate You will have to pay- With Life Insurance, time Past Is your loss The sooner you get it, The less It will cost! hr For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY HEPPNER, OREGON Phone 6-9625 Box 611 Sans Souci Rebekahs Meet Friday Night Sans Souci Rebekah lodge no 33 met for their regular meet ing Friday evening February 21, with noble grand Mrs C J D Bau man presiding. Balloting on application for membership was held and plans were made for several members to visit a nearby lodge Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served fol lowing the meeting by Mrs Don Munkers and Mrs Delbert Wright. Mrs Allen Hall, LaGrande. and don, Mrs Guy Huddleston, Con- MEETING DATE CHANGED The Methodist Adult Fellow ship will meet Saturday evening March 8 at 6:45 instead of on Party Given For Junior Play Cast The cast of the junior class play and all those who assisted ' March 1 as previously scheduled, with the play were entertained, There will be a potluck dinner after the final performance, last with the committee furnishing Wednesday evening at the home spaghetti and french bread and or Mr and Mrs C E McQuame. other members are asked to Refreshments were served and bring salad, vegetable or dessert. dancing was enjoyed by the Mrs Victor Kreimeyer and Mrs group. I Norman Peters will be hostesses. .'CCli - 3 COURT STREET MARKET 1 1 f J PHONE 69643 ARMOUR'S STAR THICK SLICED FRI. 4 SAT. FEB. d. . I rtJ ! z?-zm inr .-"t r- w 28, MARCH 1 FREE PARKING 2 ib. pkg. I19 DURKEE'S Mayonnaise LARGE FREEZER JAR 59c Otter Brand Razors, 7 oz. Minced Clams Can 37c Holland Herring 9 Ib. 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