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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1958)
I S0CIAL Happenings I nnffiiiP !llgll!!ll!l!!!!l!!!!';l MARTIN -ANDERSON WEDDING EVENT OF SATURDAY AT METHODIST CHURCH An pvent of Saturday. Septem ber 20, was the marriage of Miss Adelia Anderson to Larry Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Mar tin of Portland. The lovelv candlelight cere mony was performed by Rev Les ter Rnulden at the Heppner Meth odist church at 8:00 in the even ing. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ervin Anderson, the bride was given in marriage by her father. She was lovely in her lull wnue waiiz in.rth (rnwn of chiffon over sat in. The shirred bodice was fash inoH with a sabrlna neckline fvith a detailed overlay of satin appliqued flowers. Her uounce lene Kosklnski, Mr and Mrs Mer vin Beal. and Mr and Mrs Wil lard Fortner, Portland; Mr and Mrs Bert Martin. Mr and Mrs Gail Martin and Terry and Dan ny, Walla Walla; Mr and Mrs Roy Robbins and Patty and Kathy, Spokane; Mr and Mrs Fred Jinkinson,, Stevenson, Wash and Miss Eileen Redding, Vancouver. sided at the punch bowl. Mrs Donald Moon, a sister of the groom, was in charge of the guest book. Mrs Ronald Hague wood was in charee of eifts. The groom's cake and rice were pass ed by ierry and Danny Martin of Walla Walla. Mrs Elmer Pal mer and Mrs J W Farra were in charge of the reception. For going away, the bride chose a suit of acaua tweed flecked with black, and white ac cessories and she wore a pink rosebud corsaee The young couple will be at home at 1554 Harrison St, Corval lis. where she will be teachine third erade and he will attend veil of illusion net was held by Oregon State college while com a tiara of lace and seed pearls. ! pleting his engineering degree. She carried a bouquet ol pinK frill rnsPS and stephanotis. The candles were lit Dy miss Rronria Kav Townsend of lone and Miss Mary Evelyn Tucker of Heppner, who wore identical gowns of pink chiffon over taf teta. They wore dainty wristlets of pink bachelor buttons with pink streamers. The maid of honor was Miss Carol Anderson, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Mrs Al Parent, sister of the bride, and Miss Eileen Redding, the bride's cousin. They wore street length gowns fashioned in prin cess style from pink taffeta which had a back interest of a V neck line and a tiny bow. They wore pink net headpieces held by a tiny pink bachelor button and carried pink frill roses and white carnations tied with white rib bon. , , Mervin Beal of Portland was the best man, and ushers were !... Povnnids of Independence and Steve Ryan of Portland. The mpn wore white dinner jacKeis Tho rtnnhte ring ceremony was performed in a setting of pink and white giaoiou. Organ music was provided by Mrs C C Carmichael, and the i,ict was Oliver Creswick, who sang "Oh Promise Me," and The Lords Prayer, while the couple knelt during the ceremony. The bride's mother chose a dress of white and blue figured voile with a blue matching jack et and white accessories. The groom's mother wore a dress of rose beige lace and matching ac cessories. Both wore corsages of white cymbidium orchids. Immediately following the cer emony, a reception was held at the Anderson home, which was decorated with pink and white gladioli. The wedding cake was three tiered with pink and white rose buds, and a top of pink, and white wedding bells. After the bride and groom cut tho first niece. Mrs Ben Ander son, aunt of the bride and Mrs Wayne A Reynolds, cousin oi tho hriHo rut thp cake. Mrs Wal ter Becket poured and Mrs Fred Jinkinson, aunt oi tne Dnae, pie Coming Events Friday, Oct 3 Sans Soud Rebekah lodge Monday, Oct 6 Chamber of commerce, noon at 0' Donnell's. Rainbow for Girls Tuesday, Oct 7 Wranglers club house Wednesday Oct 8 Willows lodge no 66, IOOF P-TA, 8 pm. school Thursday, Oct 9 Soroptl- mists, noon at O'Don- nell't Elks Friday, Oct 10 Ruth chapter no 32, OES Soroptimist Club Has Benefit Card Party Monday Evening Sixteen tables of cards were in play Monday evening at All Saints' Episcopal parish house when the Soroptimist club of Heppner gave their annual card party, the proceeds of which are used to help finance the Hallo we'en teenage hayride given by the club each vear for all teen- Out nf town puosts were. Mr I aeers in Heppner schools. and Mrs Wayne A Reynolds, In-1 The individual tables were rlonnnrlnnpo- Mr onrl Mrs TVin a TH , notltprpd with fall flOWerS and Moon, Eugene; Mr Steve Ryan, ; autumn leaves were used about Mr Gary Hay ward, Miss unar- tne room. I V ' : v ' HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, October 2, 1958 Dr Wallace Wolff held hign score in bridge for the evening ami Mrs Creston Robinson was second high. In pinochle Miss Esther Bergstrom was high and William Farra, second high. Gar net Barratt received the special prize of a basket of food. Mrs Oliver Cieswick was chair man for the party, assisted by a committee of club members. FUTURE LEADERS Here is another group of Morrow county youngsters who will some day be leaders in the community. In coming weeks many more pictures will be printed. Here are, top row, left to right, Sherrt, 6 year old daughter ol Mr and Mrs Pat O'Brien of Heppner; Todd, 4 months old son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Peterson of lone; LeRoy Keith, 11 month old son of Mr and Mrs Keith Rea oi lone. Bottom row: Tracy Tamara. 5 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan Connor, Heppner; Ricky, 212 year old son ol Mr and Mrs Ellis Pettyjohn, Heppner; and Barbara Karen, 3 year old daughter ol Mr and Mrs Morris McCarl ol Lexington. h-J5.V;1;,"jW MISS NANCY SLOCUM INSTALLED AS WORTHY ADVISOR OF RAINBOW GIRLS Nancy Slocum was installed worthy advisor of Ruth Assem bly, Rainbow for Girls Sunday afternoon at the Masonic temple by Phyllis Quackenbush, install ing officer; Barbara Warren, in stalling chaplain; Janice Martin, installing marshall; Mrs J R Huffman, installing musician and Mrs Claude Graham, install ing recorder. Other officers installed were Marilyn Calvin, worthy associate advisor; Celia Boulden, charity; Sandra Jones, hope; 'Judy Co chcll, faith; Sheryl Harris, chap lain; Susie McQuarrie, drill lead er; Mary Slocum, love; Judy Brinda, nature; Lynn Thomas, immortality: Sharon Keithley fi delity; Bernice Thomson, patriot ism: Beverly Blake, service; Lin da Halvorsen. musician; Sharon Case, choir director; Linda Stew art, Cheryl and Michele Morri son. Doris Morris and Nancy Moyer, choir members. During the crowning ceremony, put on by the DeMolay boys of Hermiston, Mrs Fred Hoskins sang, accompanied by Mrs Huff man. After the ceremony Linda Hal vorsen sang, Everybody Loves a Lover, accompanied by Janice Martin and the Off Beats gave a pantomime. Refreshments were served la ter in the dining room with Shar on Case as chairman assisted by Mrs Oliver Creswick, advisory board member. knew they were coming we'll have baked a cake to serve en suing the nefarious nine. All Wil low Creek golfing gals plan to attend, for the more the merrier, tho' your not a Jim Ferrier. Mog Murray and I played the course Friday morning and Meg finally broke inlo the middle for ties which pleased her immen sely. (She didn't think Rod would believe her, so I went along to testify.) We saw Sue and Jim Valentine that morning and poor Sue was so discouraged because Jim was beating the "socks" off her and to add to her woes she had lost three new golf balls. (Everyone has their bad days, but can see why she was so "down in the mouth" for Sue usually shoots a beautiful game of golf.) OVERHEARD: that Kay Robin son. Janet Aeee. and Beverly Gunderson had a very "unusual" 1 same of golf Sunday . . . Inez Meador and Maxine Gray, two new golfers, both feu in tne creeK last week (Oh well, we all went ihroush that) . . . that Eddie Gunderson's new clubs finally arrived . . . Dee and una aid quite well on the Seaside course last week. OBSERVATIONS: . . . Vi Lan ham shooting a 45 the first time around our course . . . watched Suzanne Jepsen par No 7 after nothing but trouble for tne nrst sin holes . . . "safari" members Meg, Cathy and Cork running into a real live bat, and tnen killing a snake. Well, I've overheard, observed, and given you some straight facts, so guess that about does it for this week, and anyway my cup is empty. Thus until a new pot of tee talk is brewed during this week I am out of ingredients. FUTURE CITIZENS who before many years will be taking an active part in the life oi the community are, top row, left to right, Terry, age 3 and Cary, IV2 years, both are sons oi Mr and Mrs Jim Mallon cf Heppner; and Danny, 7 months old son oi ... j 11.. ni.i. nnnnu n inn. Tn thA second row are three I vj,i ana wis wvm w. sons oi Mr and Mrs N C Anderson of Heppner: twins David Jon and Dougla3 Alan, both 11. and Richard Mark, 7 months. Long Distance Nation-Wlde Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penland Bros. TRANSFER CO. endloton, Oregon Phone 338 lit V. J," .4 -1 '1 mm. Soroptimists Hear Convention Report At the Thursday noon meeting of the Soroptimist Club of Hepp ner, Mrs Clara B Gertson and Miss Leta Humphreys gave their reports on the convention tney at tended in July at Huston, Texas. Mrs Gertson told of the -law changes voted on at the conven tion and Miss Humpnreys report ed on the program and gave ex- oomts fmm some of the more VCll imnnrtant snepcnes. illlj-"- 1.WV I Final plans were aiscusseu iui v,o oorH nartv held Monday night to help finance the annual icciittgv. ip-club. Sorority Meeting Held at The Dalles "rinu hv n,iv. Live ESA" was the theme for the luncheon and the first general assembly of the moptine nf tho Oregon State council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held Sept 27 and 2X at 1 ne uanes. Representing Beta Omega v, ant or nf lone at the meeting was Mrs Peck Leathers, Mrs Wal ter Corley, Mrs Gordon White, Mrs Joe Hausler, Mrs Charles Hudson and Mrs Eldon Padberg. ON A NEW 1958 EVINRUDE Sorority Members Attend Luncheon iwnmw countv women attend ir, tho Dplta Kaopa Gamma luncheon at the Pendleton hotel recently were Mrs R Bentiey ana Mrs R Smith, Irrigon; Mrs Adrain Bechdolt, Hardman; Mrs iraim lin Ely, lone and Miss Marguer r.invpv. HeDDner. he members and a guest, Mrs u,.n. MnTrea hpard an aa VV auauc ... . . r Amee crivpn hv Mr McLTea, super itonHpnt of the Pendleton schools. , IN OUK XTTT While they last pricei re- duced on all "58 Evinrudei ! (mi to far 9i Mrl 1-71a h.p.. was $278 .... now $220 1-35 h.p.. was $515 now $355 h n alaftrir. was $608 now $450 l.VI Vin. Pmir.FiftV. WOS $768 r - now S530 2. h n Starfllte. was $868 now $600 15 discount on Flbreglas Boats BUILDERS SUPPLY Ph 8-7242 lone Mrs Mahoney Hostess ;or Sewing Club , Mr p w Mahoney was hostess last Wednesday afternoon at her home for the Sewing uiuo. TKnco attpndiner were Mrs riunHp Hraham. Mrs Jack Bed- fnrA Mrs F. K Schaffitz, Mrs jonn PfeiHer, Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs DKrt Ppn and. Mrs wunam aie- ivuuc.i . . - - r. vfro nono Piprce. Mrs c. one News Mr Frank Hanan of Walla Walla is spending a few weeks visiting Mr and Mrs uonam nei- iker. Mrs Rill Rietmann gave a am- in hnnnr nf her son, Marks second birthday on Sunday. Those present for dinner were Mr and Mrs Roy Hurst of Arling ton Mr anrt Mrs KOn Anueisun famiiv nf Rlalock, and Bill Rietmann and Mark. During the afternoon cake and conee were also served to Mr ano Mrs vie DiAtmmn Mr and Mrs - Dean Rhode and Mr and Mrs Bob Riet Mr and Mrs John Eubanks and Sandra attended the junior at Tpwiston. Idano over moUpnH. Sandra was a con testant in the rodeo. All the jun ior nppns from the four norm ctatps upre invited to par .ioiratp Sandra was this year's " . . ,- , .,oQn nt thP lunior roueo ai r-occ-ii sanHra pnmDeted in many 'v,Q'm;pnta durinff the two days and then placed second in the all-around champion cowgiu ui the northwest. There were m con ILJlUin-J Mrs Joe Hausler gave a wem roast and dinner in honor oi ner o i 3r eleventh birthday Sunday. Those present were Rod ney Linnell, Bobby le uespam, John McElligott, Frank Wiley, and Tommy Melena. Crochet was played during the afternoon. A rally day was held at the Valby Lutheran church Sunday. After church a potluck was held .1. t., Pvriorpn showed a mo- .,( "Martin Luther". Afterwards thorp was a business meeting Over The Tee Cup By Jackie Labhart By JACKIE LABHART Thp "frost mav be on the pum- kin, and the fodder in the shock", but a more beautiful time of year for golf is yet to be found; and Tuesday's air was so appetizin that twenty two women leit tneir hnnsphnld chores behind to par take in our ladies day competit ion in this refreshing autumn atmosphere. Tho "truant housewives" were Inez Meador, Kay Robinson, Kay Anderson, Shirley Loyd, Marie McQuarrie, Cathy Imus, Gene Case, Roberta Doherty, ueiores McDowell, Bonnie Mattoon, Sue Valentine, Hester Creswick, Cathy Collins, Cork Norene, VI Lanham, Maxine uray, suzanne Jepsen, Lucille Peck, Laurel Can non, and Dee Gribble. The combined hidden holes for thP rlav were No 5 and JN0 8 anH RnnniP. Shirlev. Dee and iiPKtpr find for the fewest num ber of strokes. I cardea tow net crnrp and Shirlev snot tne low - ' -" - - net game. Our penny lor eacn putt is certainly paying off, for this week we collected $0.11. (Boy, that's a lot of putts. Could have been due to the fact that Dee had slyly changed the cups on three holes the day before). Seriously tho' no one works hard er than Dee at masterminding new "gimmicks" t0 keep the golf ing interest growing. Next ladles day we are play na hnst tn the women from Kinzua and only hope our hos pitality can equal the wonderful time they showed us. we pian to have a chicken dinner at 11:30 served by Chef Herb of Wishing Well fame, with nine noies 01 anif tn fnllnw. Then since we "FT I YOUR II dependent Insurance fl AGENT -SitVI tiatf Hunting Season! The guns are all checked from stem to stern! There are plenty of shells, and, a few to burn! The hunting knife's sharp and sheathed to put on! Bit of string and pencil stub ready for Saturday dawn! Jacket of brightest crimson and a hat the same! Get liability insurance in order and take off for game! hr See Your Man With a Mission For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER, OREGON THE RUMORS ARE TRUE! the 59 CHEVROLET is NEW AGAIN! 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