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n mi. 111 im mi pin m j 'jjj sf . : V--' rrj ! L ay,- ::t.Aytr,i,y JMRS WALTER BECKET celebrated their 50th wedding rsary Sunday with a reception at their home. (Wilson Photo) f ER BECKETS CELEBRATE 50TH )rNG ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY l Mrs Walter Becket ob . eir golden wedding an f with a reception at ne Sunday from 2 to 5 it one hundred and fifty rid relatives called dur afternoon. (trie Forbes and Walter jvere married June 3, Portland, Oregon. They lere home in Morrow i the Eightmile district 3 when they retired and Heppner. Their two i Laurence Becket and jde (Margaret) Buschke ter were here for the re is well as three grand i Jerry Buschke, Ronald Oily Anne Becket. A frandchild, Robert Bus with the United States id was unable to attend, her marriage, Mrs Beck it at the Eightmile and schools in Morrow coun- I g from a distance for sion were two sisters of let, Mrs Ed (Julia Clark) t of Red Bluff, Calif -md Mrs Adolph (Flora DesGeorges and Mr Des iof Redwood City, Calif liss Mary Becket of Port f Becket's sister; Mr and Uy Suter and son George t Creek, Mrs Suter was Dorothea Anderson; Mr S Merle Becket and Mr 8 Kyle Charlton of La I Mrs Charlton was Mrs locket Ssively; also pre sre Charles Beckett, bro- Walter Becket, and Mrs Beckett who have recently re turned from Portland and The ! Dalles to make their home in Heppner. Mrs Suter, Mrs Charl ton and Charles Beckett attend ed the wedding ceremony per formed fifty years ago. Presiding at the punch bowl was Mrs Kyle Charlton. During the earlier part of the reception, Mrs Glaesmer and Mrs Des Georges served the cake and cof fee; later Mrs Suter and Mrs Harley Anderson, nieces of Mr Becket, served these refresh ments. Mrs Charles Eeckett was in charge of the guest book. .Mr and Mrs Walter Becket gave a luncheon Saturday for thirty three relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Laurence Becket en tertained with a buffet supper at their ranch home Saturday evening for the relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Parrish gave a dinner Sunday for members of the im mediate family preceding the reception. gociAL -AppENings Mrs Hughes Gives Review At Bookworms Mrs W E Hughes reviewed the book, "Below the Salt" by Thom as Costain at a meeting of the Bookworms Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Cornett Green. Members attending were Mrs Lucy Peterson, Mrs Floyd Jones, Mrs Fred Parrish, Mrs Jack Flug, Mrs Ike Cole, Mrs J O Turner, Mrs Ted Smith, Mrs James Thomson and Mrs Harold Beck et. Mrs Phil Smith was a club guest. Hamm-Hughes Vows Repeated Monday At Methodist Church A candlelight ceremony read by Rev Lester Boulden in the Methodist church at 8 pm Mon day, June 2, united in marriage Miss Margaret Jean Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elwyn Hughes, and Marion Thomas Hamm of North Carolina. The church was beautifully decorated with pink peonies and snapdragons. Mrs Fred Gimbel at the organ played "Because" and accompanied Mrs Lester Boulden as she sang "O Perfect Love". The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a street length white sheath dress of nylon lace over taffeta and carried a bouquet of white or chids and stephanotis. Mrs Col leen Bailey, the honor attend ant, wore a black and white cotton knit suit with white ac cessories and wore a corsage of white orchids. Miss Sheryl Har ris lit the candles. Best man was Marcel Talbot from New Hampshire. The mother of the bride wore a gray gown with pink acces sories and wore a corsage of pink carnations. The grand mothers, Mrs N D Bailey and Mrs Grace Hughes, both of Heppner, were dressed in Navy blue and wore corsages of pink carnations. At the reception in the church parlors, following the ceremony, the grandmothers poured tea and coffee. Mrs Mike Saling pre sided at the punch bowl. After the bride and groom had cut the traditional . first slice, Mrs Creston Robinson and Mrs Matt Hughes served the beautiful three-tiered cake. Mrs Larry Huffman was in charge of the guest book. The bride graduated from Heppner high school with the class of 1958. The groom is with the United States Air Force, sta tioned at Condon. The couple will make their home in Heppner. - fV, 'I Soroptimists Meet At Hamlin Home Soroptimist International of Heppner held a sack lunch Thursday at the home of Mrs Frank Hamlin. Birthday cake was served in honor of Mrs James Hager, Mrs W C Collins, Mrs Floyd Adams, Mrs Robert Dobbs and Mrs trank Connor. Plans were discussed for the annual installation banquet to be held Saturday evening, June 14 at the Christian church.' Surprise Given For Mrs Larry Cook Mrs Larry Cook was surprised last Wednesday at her home on Morgan street when a number of friends of Camp 5 came and pre sented her with a lovely colon ial bedspread. The group also brought and served the fried chicken lunch to the following, Mabel Cox, Steven and Tracy Lynn, Ella Moore, Camilla Samples, Ardian Reed, Ann Bastian, Virginia Les lie and Donna, Velda Miller and Diana, Signe Anderson, Lola Fer rel, Nora Hall, Marie Rhoton, Lorraine Rice, Shirley Mabe, Tiny Sears, Helen Gilbert, Mar garet Waldvogel, Eva DeMerritt. Attending from Heppner were Betty Rood, Else Leathers and Janet Gentry. Mrs Hudson Presents Students In Recital Mrs D E Hudson presented her piano students in the last of a series of nine monthly recitals at her home Wednesday even ing. Special numbers included a trio by Sandra Harshman, Pat ty Mahon and Marie Pettyjohn; a duet by Barbara and Stephen Cearley and a duet by Eddie Howard and Mrs D E Hudson. Five students receiving sheet music for perfect attendance at all recitals were Mary Evelyn Tucker, Cheryl Bellenbrock, El die Howard, Marie Pettyjohn and Patty Mahon. Students Derforming in the re cital were Patty Mahon, Shirley Nash, Sharon uuncn, Joyce case beer, Mary Evelyn Tucker, Carol K Anderson. Marie Pettyjohn, Eddie Howard, Barbara and Ste phen Cearley, Margaret Green, Cheryl Bellenbrock, Joan Shan non, Sandra Harshman and Jan- is Baker. HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday. June 5. 1958 U J0 (V ' t-; .,..V . :t- J . ' - . . - - - , ! v i a MISS GRACE McCABE and Leland McKinney, both of lone, who will be married on June 22. Farewell Party Held For Roger Harris The Mike Saline home was the scene last Tuesday evening for a farewell party honoring Roger Harris, who has gone to Pocatella, Idaho to work. Sheryl Harris and Sandra Jones were the hostesses. Dancing, games and refresh ments were enjoyed by Marjorie Peck. Judv Brinda. Bob Stevens. Neal Penland, Margaret Hughes, Renn Harris. Bob Kieeans, Judy Cochell, the guest of honor and the hostesses. ON FATHER'S DAY . . . GO BUCKLE-BACK IN LUSTROUS DANSHEEN It's Penney's trim "Univer sity" style and the fabric's famous Dan River Dansheen M Jg ... the combed polished cot- LI ton with Wrikl shed Zelan water repellent, too. Sizes 28 to 38 t jILK-ACCENT :OTTON SHEER lizes small, medium, large. extra large It's ice-cool "Nepoko" by tamous Dan Riverl It ma chine washes without los ing fit stays fresh with a touch-up! Plus every Town craft tailoring touch. TOWNCRAFT WHITE PI MAS 098 sizes 1412 to 17 What a shirt I Lustrous silky-look cotton broadcloth, contour cut from super wear collar to proportioned tails. Yes. Sanforized. p i Busy s,,,edu,e McQuarries Entertain Duplicate Club Mr and Mrs Clinton McQuarrie entertained the Duplicate bridge club at their home last Sunday evening. Playing were Mr and Mrs Ri chard T Meador, Mr and Mrs La- Verne Van Marter Jr, Mr and Mrs L E Dick, Jr, Mrs Elaine S George, Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt, Mr and Mrs Lowell Grib ble, Mr and Mrs Thomas I Wil son and Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff. It was agreed that the scores would be figured and announc ed at the next meeting. These longinei-Wittnauer auto malic) are loilared to order tor human dynamoi who lead oa ac tive life. They're lelf-winding -the right time on your wiiit -olwoyt- Unaffected by eoreiol thock, and woterproot. A variety of ily'ej come i and see them oil. A-lONGINtS AUTOMATIC 1!0 HI I-WITTNAUEI AUTOMATIC. )S.50 Ml 'ei long ef clte. iftift Qn4 bodr ere ertece, PETERSON'S JEWELRY Miss Grace McCabe Sets Wedding Date Mr and Mrs L A McCabe of lone announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Grace Louise, to Leland O Mc Kinney of lone on Sunday, June 22 at 4:00 pm in the lone Com munity church, with a reception following. All friends and relatives are cordially Invited. Mrs Knox Presents Pupils In Recital Mrs Charles Knox presented her piano pupils in a recital at her home Sunday afternoon. Per forming were Verinda French, Ronald Jones, Karen McCurdy, Nancy Cleveland and Gary Imus. Mrs Marcel Jones and Mrs Harlan McCurdy Jr were in charge of refreshments follow ing the program. lone Girls Initiated Into Rainbow Girls Three lone girls, Michelle and Morrison and Kathleen Rhea, were initiated into the Heppner Rainbow Girls chapter Monday evening. About 50 persons at tended. Newly installed officers were in charge of the service with Janice Martin, worthy advisor, presiding. Fred Hoskins Jr had three ribs broken when a horse kicked him Saturday night as he was walk ing through the corral carrying a sack of feed. 13 Tables In Play At Bridge-Luncheon Held Wednesday Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Alex Thompson, Mrs LaVerne Van Marter, Mrs Gene Hall and Mrs James Norene entertained last Tuesday afternoon with a bridge luncheon at All Saints Episcopal parish house. Guests were Mesdames Har old Cohn, Gene Ferguson, Wal lace Wolff, James Thompson, Raymond Ferguson, Claude Gra ham, P W Mahoney, Robert Pen land, Lowell Gribble, C E Mc Quarrie, Clarence Rosewall, Mer vin Leonard, Frank Hamlin, Ralph Thompson, W A Ruggles, J R Huffman, Dick Wilkinson, Grace Nickerson, Frank Wilkin son, Tom Wilson, A D McMurdo, L D Tibbies, Fred Parrish, Frank Turner, Howard Bryant, Paul Jones, Floyd Jones, Cornett Green, Richard Meador, Frank Anderson, James J Farley, Wil liam Barratt, Larry Dowen, Wil liam Labhart, Gordon Pratt, Creston Robinson, Oliver Cres wick, Rod Murray, Alfred Mat toon, Paul Koenig, Harlan Mc Curdy, Sr, Richard Wells, J J Nys, William Glennie, Loyal Parker, C C Carmichael, Carl Spaulding, Howard Cleveland and Mrs Ray Scherzinger, River side, California. High score for the afternoon was held by Mrs Labhart, Mrs Wilson was second, Mrs Murray, third, Mrs McQuarrie, low and Mrs Barratt received the door prize. WORDENS HAVE SON Mr and Mrs Wilbur Worden are the parents of an 8 lb 5 oz son born at St Anthony's hos pital in Pendleton, May 25. He has been named David Francis. Mrs Fred Mankin and Mrs Ed LeTrace left Monday for Mis soula, Montana where they will visit relatives of Mrs LeTrace and return home Friday. En route they will visit Mrs Man kin's father, Dwlght Misner, at Spangle, Wash. THE GENERAL FEDERATION of Women's Clubs, the largest women's organization In the world, in its official publica tion, pronounces A FARE WELL TO ARMS one of the truly great pictures of all time. Coming to the Star Theater, Sunday and Monday, Sunday shows at 4 and 6:45. Adult classification. Mr and Mrs Otto Koenig of Prosser, Washington were Sun day visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Colley in Lexington. Phone your news items to 6-9228. DESSERT-BRIDGE-PINOCHLE Annual Birthday Party All Saints' Episcopal Church SATURDAY, JUNE 71:30 P.M. 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