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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1958)
I I S0CIAL Happenings - .4 -7 yl!lljil'liri!i!i:''!:!i!llll!: l,,IIMII!!T;jjl",li;ijr(pm-- ifiililllklllir.ijji:.''!!-:.! ij,"Viii!!,',l)nfn Doardman Church Scene of Houston Potts Wedding I By MART LEE MARLOW JVliss Marie Louise Potts, dau ghter of Mr and Mrs Charles Leo Potts of Boardman, became the bride of Delbert Gene Houston, ton of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Houston of LaGrande, in a doub le ring ceremony at 3 pm June 28, at the Community church. The candlelight service was per formed by Merrill E Shaw, miss ionary pastor of the church, be fore the altar decorated with bas kets of pink and yellow gladioli. I Mrs John Partlow sang "I Love Tfou, Truly" and "Wedding Pray er", accompanied by Mrs Merrill S'iw, who also played the wed ding marches. The bride, given in marriage By her father, was lovely in a allerina length gown of white flylon acetate lace, fashioned Jith long sleeves and a long loulded bodice, with scalloped teckline, square in back, with a jluge butterfly bow at the waist Jne. It had a full gathered skirt, tilth pleated nylon net insert in Iront, and a ruffled net under Slip, fully lined with taffeta. Her Shoulder length veil was held In place by a headband of seed pearls and rhinestones, which was borrowed from her cousin, Mrs Ted Shaffer of Biloxi, Tex, pho wore It at her wedding three iears ago. Something old were fier pearl earrings, something jiew her pearl necklace,- a gift from the groom. She carried "a tilue handkerchief and T laven fler orchid on a white bible. J Miss Irene Potts was her sis Jer's maid of honor and wore t ballerina length frock of blue faffeta. She carried a nosegay f Shasta daisies. Chrysanthe mums and gladioli. Miss Connie Baker and Miss Barbara Gan- onbein were bridesmaids, and ore identical frocks of pink and ellow taffeta, and carried car- ation nosegays. Susan Partlow and Carolyn Ba- er were the candlelighters and ore green taffeta frocks. Susie Foster cousin of the bride, f The Dalles was flower girl, find Larry Romine nephew of Ihe groom, of LaGrande was ring FULLER BRUSH DEALER Now In Heppner Area Post cards given prompt at' tention KEN LAVIN 762 Juniper Hermiston bearer. David" Romine, nephew of the groom, of LaGrande was best man, and ushers were Dick Hos kins and Orville Pellett, brother-in-law of the groom, both of La Grande. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the grange hall, with about 80 people at tending. The beautiful four-tiered cake, topped with bridal fig urines, was made by Mrs Lafie Foster of The Dalles cousin of the bride. After the first piece of cake was cut by the couple it was cut and served by Mrs Geo rge Ramsey of The Dalles, cousin of the bride. Mrs Dayne Coch enour of The Dalles, cousin of the bride, poured the coffee, and Mrs David Romine of LaGrande served the punch. In charge of the reception were Mrs Elvin Ely, Mrs Earl Briggs, Mrs Guy Fergu son Mrs Seth Russell and Mrs Elmer Messenger. Mrs Lafie Foster of The Dalles and Mrs William Weber of Sun nyside, Wash were in charge of the gift table, and Mrs Orville Pellett, sister of the groom, of LaGrande had the guest book. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs Potts wore a pale blue and pink print, dress with white hat and accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue and white dacron dress and white hat. 1 Both wore corsages of pink car-, nations. j The bride is a graduate of, Boardman high school and at tended EOCE at LaGrande. The groom attended LaGrande high school. After a trip to coastal! points they are living at 1415 ' "U" avenue in LaGrande. Out of town guests at the wed ding were Mrs Ida Potts of Friendswood, Tex, grandmother of the bride; Mrs L M Potts, great aunt of the bride, Mr and Mrs Lafie Foster, Mr and Mrs George Ramsey, Mr and Mrs Dayne Cochenour, Mr and Mrs! Harlin Cochenour, and Kathryn, David and Steven, all of The Dalles; Mr and Mrs William We ber of Sunnyside, Wash, cousins of the bride; Mr and Mrs Vern Cochenour and David of Lyle, Wash; Mike Romine of Halfway; Mr and Msr Richard Hoskins, Mr and Mrs David Romine, Mr and Mrs Oliver Rominej .Mr and Mrs Orville Pellett, Mr and Mrs El don Lilly and Janet and Jay, and Mrs Esther Emmons, all of LaGrande; and Mrs Larry Thorpe and JoAnn of Hermiston. : ill.-:''- VXvi I 111'" ' V .1 I 4 W y Mil! rvv - Tl v ft . I v N! -It 1 i MR AND MRS DELBERT GENE HOUSTON, the former Marie Louise Potts, who were married June 28 at Boardman. LEXINGTON Janice Wetzel, daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Wetzell of Astoria is spending a few days visiting at the Mervin Leonard home. Mr and Mrs Al Edwards and family were visitors at the John nie Edwards and Lon Edwards homes over the weekend. Judy Cochell Has Party To Celebrate Sixteenth Birthday Miss Judy Cochell celebrated her 16th birthday with a party Monday evening at the Willow creek home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Dick Wilkinson. Dancing and games were en-, joyed during the evening and( later refreshments, . featuring birthday cake, were served to Sheryl Harris, Barbara Siewert, Jeanne Collins, Mary Johnston,! Pam Cochell. Wavne Soward, 1 Tom Williams, Bob Nichols, Tom Driscoll, Kermit Adams, Neal Penland and the guest of honor. Bridge Club Meets At Gunderson Home Mrs Fddie Gunderson was nostess lasr. weanesuay evening for the Renegers bridge club. Guests were Mrs Herb Hamil ton, Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs William Labhart, Mrs Creston Robinson, Mrs James Norene, Mrs William Barratt, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs Richard Meador, Mrs Allen Case, Mrs James Farley, Mrs Frank Anderson and Mrs Paul Webb. Mrs Robinson held high score; Mrs Barratt, second and Mrs Mc Quarrie, low. Phone Your News Items to 6-9228 Baby Shower Honors Mrs Jim Butler Miss Shirley Kononen and Miss Mona Howard were hostesses last Tuesday evenine for a baby shower honoring Mrs Jim Butler (Laural Allstott) of Mayville, at the home of Miss Kononen. Games were played and Lei Eumura danced several Hawaii an dances for the guests. Those attending were Mrs Lar ry Mollahan, Mrs Vern Evans, Maureen Groves, Meredith Thom son, Alice Faye Stewart, Mary Jo Stewart, Alice Peterson, Janet Wright, Peggy Applegate, Helen Graham, Janice Beamer, Mrs R D Allstott, Mrs Clyde Allstott, Mrs Richard Allstott, Miss Eu mura, Karen Valentine, Mrs C W Cox, the guest of honor and the hostesses. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. ? ? 7 ,? a ' D ? ? r ? ? CUSTOMERS TO ? 7 YOU'LL BE A WINNER IF YOU QUALIFY IN 3 WAYS 1. If you are at the checkstand in the act of checking out waiting in line not eligible when the SURPRISE SHOPPER appears at the store. 2. If you then can answer a simple question the SURPRISE SHOPPER ASKS. 3. If you have one or more U and I Sugar items in your grocery purchases. The Surprise Shopper Will Pay on the Spot For all the groceries You Have With You At The Checkout Stand. Nothing to Save. . . Nothing to Write . . . Ifs Easy to Win. . . Just have U and I Sugar in your market basket every time you shop. . . I SMS! BI-II SUGAR ... Hint $4 IflHlf fJS" sugar sugar sugar The Sugar That's Grown In Oregon And Washington Soroptimist Club Names Committees The regular monthly business meeting of Soroptimist Internat ional of Heppner was held Thurs day noon at O'Donnell's. Committee reports were given and committees were appointed for the coming year by president, Mrs Floyd Adams. A letter was read from Miss Leta Humphreys who is in Hus ton, Texas to attend the conven tion of the American Federation of Soroptimist clubs. Mrs Wlison Hostess For Sewing Club The Sewing club met last Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Tom Wilson. Those attending were Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs F M Fisher of Post Falls, Idaho, Mrs Claude Graham, Mrs John Pfelffer, Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs Jack Bed ford and Mrs Robert Penland. Phone your news items to 8228. YOUR Uniependent Insured Jl AGENT nvisy you jnttf FAMILY PROTECTION I Families are wonderful, as All who have them know! Often the Jams they get Into Fill our hearts with woe! Children often cause damage or Break windows, of course! Other damage can be caused by Your dog or your horse! Get a Family Liability Policy With Voluntary P.D., too! That will provide protection & Pay the expense for you! hr For AH Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER, OREGON Boardman Notes By MARY LEE MARLOW Visitors last week at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Simcox were Mrs Simcox" brother and sister- in-law, Mr and Mrs Henry ischolze, Mrs August Klone, Betty Scholze, and Mrs Elsie Bailer, all of Westaskiwin, Alta, Can. Greenfield grange met Thurs day night of last week at the hall, starting with potluck sup per at 6:30. Hostesses were Mrs Claud Coats and Mrs Florence Root. Initiation of the third and fourth degrees was given to Mr and Mrs Charles Higuera, Mr and Mrs Leon Kennedy, Mrs Darrell Marlow and Mrs Harold Marlow. Mrs Earl Briggs gave a re port on her recent trip to the State Grange session at Eugene. Leon Kennedy won the "jack pot." The Home Economics club of Greenfield grange met Wednes day of last week at the home of Mrs Claud Coats, with Mrs Florence Root as co hostess. Mrs Myron Watts assisted them. There were 15 members present and visitors were Mrs J D Car negie of Harlem, Mont, and Mrs Rollin Bishop. Mrs Freda Thayer, former tea cher here, and Donald Aardappel ; visited here Saturday on their way home to Lyons from Cleve land, Ohio, where Mrs Thayer attended the National NEA con vention June 29,-July 4. They al so went to Woodbrldge, Va, to visit Donald's father, SSgt Wil liam Aardappell. Jim Aardappell returned here with them, and will work In Boardman for the sum mer. Mr and Mrs Dewey West and children Larry and Dewena went to The Dalles Sunday to visit at the homes of West's brother-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs Dale Russell and Mr and Mrs Carroll Donavan. Mr and Mrs Ronald Black and daughter Diane spent the week end at Taft visiting at the home of Mrs Crystal Barlow and Mr and Mrs Albert Ball. Mr and Mrs Gene Harwood of Pendleton are the parents of a daughter, born July 9. She has been named Patricia Louise. Grandparent is Mrs Zena Har wood of Hermiston, former resi dent here. The baby weighted six pounds, 13 ounces. Mrs Frank Marlow was in Walla Walla, Wash from Thurs day till Saturday, visiting her aunt, Mrs Ernest Zerba. Temperatures were some cool er here Sunday and Monday af ter the hard wind and dust HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, July 17, 1958 5 storm Saturday. SSgt and Mrs Frank Palmer and daughter Kathv of SDokane. Wash visited friends here over the weekend. Mrs J D Carnegie of Harlem, Mont was a visitor last week at the home of her brother-in-law, and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Earl Briggs. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll DURING NORAH'S uminnier Sale Women's SUMMER HATS AND COTTON SPORTSWEAR This big group includes blous es, pedal pushers, taper pants and jackets. A big selection of colors. BOTH NOW - SUMMER COTTONS - Dresses & Skirts Dresses range in sizes 9 to 15. 10 to 20, 12Va to 22ij and 38 to 44. A wide assortment of sizes in cotton skirts. All are priced. 73 m Norah's Shop iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiilllll,,,lliillllillllliaitllalliailllllfliaillliaillllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiaillllllllllllll HERE ARE SOME REALLY , SUPER VALUES 1 BENDIX DRYER, Model E803 This isn't dryer weather or it would be worth morel BUY IT NOW $45.00 2 NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHERS, Model AW422 These have been reconditioned and carry 60-day guarantees AT ONLY $45.00 Each 1 APEX FOLDAMATIC IRONER This is a deluxe machine and a real buy AT ONLY $65.00 2 BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHERS Yes. they are the old bolt-down type but we will furnish the bolts YOUR CHOICE $20.00 3 GAS RANGES . , Just the thing for the cabin FROM $25.00 1 NORGE ELECTRIC RANGE-Full Size Ifs a tough looker but it works AT ONLY $30.00 1 G E REFRIGERATOR Runs good and it looks good, too . JUST $55.00 1 STEWART-WARNER REFRIGERATOR It works. . . we just don't know for how long ITS YOURS FOR $25.00 GAS & KEROSENE REFRIGERATORS $25 UP 1 - DEXTER 2-TUB WASHER It's Too Good To Junk $OA00 L. E. DICK PHONE 6.8633 HEPPNER UMIIIIJItlIIIIIIIIIMflllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllllIIItllllllIfIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIlllllllItltIlllIIIIIJIIIItffif
