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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, Docombr 11, 1858
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APPENIN6S
Four Initiated By I Patricia Baseel And
Rebekahs Friday Lyle Jensen Married
Sans Soucl Rebekah lodge met ! H November Wedding
Friday evening, December 5 at , . , , , ,
the IOOF hall with Mrs Merle - :M, Pat15r,a Darne1j,,Teli
Kirk, past noble grand, presldJ''Mr and Mrs Michael
ing in the absence of the noble f"1 ?' S Hlen h?f?e the
grand, Mrs C J D Bauman. ibride,0' Mr yi? Harold Jensen,
,. son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Nash
Guests from Stanfield, The of Heppner, at St Frederics Cath
Dalles Lexington and Hardman lollc churcn ln st Helens on Sat-
anu aoout ou wcai memDers were ,urdayi NoVember 25.
Initiation was held for
Mrs
Dick Borman, Mrs Joe Daniels,
Mrs A M Fergeson and Mrs Lloyd
Moyer.
The next regular meeting will
be held December 19 and It is
to be the birthday party for those
whose birthdays fall in October,
November and December.
It was announced that next
Triple Link meeting will be Mon
day, December 15 at the IOOF
hall.
Hostesses were Mrs Frank
Ayers, Mrs Deb Wright and Mrs
Winn Crist.
Low Scorers at Club
Honored At Luncheon
Those members of Whats
Trumps bridge club holding high
scores for the past season, en
tertained those with low scores
with a luncheon last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Raymond Ferguson.
Hostesses were, Mrs Ferguson,
Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Earl Blake,
Mrs Lowell Grlblbe and Mrs
Gene Ferguson.
Guests were, Mrs Harold Cohn,
Mrs Ted Smith, Mrs Elaine S
Georgtf, Mrs E K Schaffitz, Mrs
Claude Graham, Mrs James
Thomson, Mrs L D Tibbies, Mrs
Robert Penland and Mrs P W
Mahoney.
This was also the annual
Christmas party for the club and
a gift exchange was held.
In bridge, Mrs Cohn held high
score; Mrs George, second; Mrs
Blake, third and Mrs Graham,
low.
Hustons To Celebrate
50th Anniversary
A reception will be held Sun
day, December 14 at the Christ
lan church in Heppner from 2
to 5 p m, honoring Mr and Mrs
Clive Huston on the occasslon of
their 50th wedding anniversary.
All friends and neighbors are
cordially invited.
The Rev Stephen Breltenstelr
officiated at the double ring cere
mony. The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a satin, silver
brocade gown with long pointed
sleeves, intermission length and
her illusion veil was held In
place by a brocade cap with
white feathers. She carried a cas
cade bouquet of white and laven
der baby orchids.
Maid of honor, Jille Vaerge was
dressed ln a red brocade taffeta
sheath with net overskirt and i
carried a nosegay of pink car
nations. Marilyn Fhlllips and
Marilyn Roman!, bridesmaids,
wore blue brocade sheaths with
net overskirt and they carried red
carnation nosegays. All the at
tendants had chemise bow head
pieces to match their dresses.
Best man was Steve Green of
Pendleton and ushers were Lee
Palmer of lone, brother-in-law
of the groom, and Gary Baseel,
brother of the bride.
The bride's mother wore a sap
phire blue dress with beige ac
cessories and an orchid corsage.
The groom's mother wore a blue
lace dress, white accessories and
she also had an orchid corsage.
The wedding music was play
ed by Carol Harwood and Ave
Maria was sung by Mrs Ted Stln-
ton and Mrs Charles Smith.
At the reception, which follow
ed, at the Knights of Columbus
hall, Mrs .Don Rockey, aunt of
the bride, served the cake assis
ted by Mrs Lee Palmer of lone,
sister of the groom. Mrs Rose
Blanchard and Mrs Robert Wo-
mack, aunts of the bride, poured.
Roberta Price, Lynn Baseel,
and Rose Nash, sister of the
groom, had charge of the gift
table and Shirley Nash, sister of
the groom, was In charge of the
guest book.
For her wedding trip, the bride '
chose a red wool sheath dress
with white fur hat and black
accessories. After a triD to the
Oregon coast, the couple are now
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Coming Events
Friday, Dec 12 Ruth chapter no
32, initiation.
Saturday. Dec 13 Elks potluck
at 6:30 p m, card party for
women, special lodge meet
ing, visitation by DDGER,
initiation.
Monday, Dec IS Chamber of
commerce, noon at O'Don-
nell's.
Rainbow for Girls.
Tuesday, Dec 16 American Leg
ion auxiliary.
Wednesday, Dec 17 Wil lows
lodge no 66, IOOF
Thursday, Dec 18 Soroptimists
Christmas party, evening at
home of Mrs Elaine S George.
Elks, stag1: night.
Rhea Creek H E C.
Friday, Dec 19 Sans Souci Re
bekah lodge.
Saturday, Dec 27 Rainbow Girls
reception and dance.
MR ;ND MRS LYLE JENSEN are at home in Heppner now, after
their marriage, November 25 at St Frederic's Catholic church in
St Helens. (Columbia Photo Service)
Former Publisher
Marries In Portland
An Item of interest to residents j
of this area is the announcement i
of the marriage of Mrs Rosa
mond Mary Green of Joseph, Ore
gon and Otheo G Crawford of
Delake, Oregon on Friday, Dec
ember 5 at St Peter's Episcopal
hurch in Portland. The Rev Kent
L Haley officiated at the cere
mony.
Mr Crawford was publisher of
the Gazette Times until he sold
it in 1951 to Mr and Mrs Robert
Penland.
WSCS Has Christmas
Program Tuesdgy
The WSCS of the Methodist
at home in Heppner where the Nick Jwavad and Mary, Mrs: church held their Christmas pro-
groom is employed at Chapin's Jolilia Doumitt and Rose, Mrs Jowens fVenhlnrg'ewith Mrs
barber shop and Mrs Jensen at Victoria George, Mr and Mrs Roy-1 ThehemTwaVchrllSna8 car
Beauty bnop. al Nash Mjsses Frances and Em- !0ls around the world. RIckv film-
Out of town guests were, Mr, ma Jwavad, Portland; Mr and j hie. Alfred Drake. Vickie Krel
ana Mrs uoise Applegate, Mr Mrs Don Rockey, Olympia, wash;
and Mrs Daniel Nash, Mr and; Mr and Mrs Lee Palmer, lone;
Mrs Elmer Springer, Hood River; Mr and Mrs A B Harwood, Calif-
Mr and Mrs Bud Springer, Miss ornia.
biurley Kononen, Victor Grosh
ens, Miss Janice Beamer, Miss
Sandra Danham, Richard Konon
en, Heppner; Mrs Frank Joseph,
Mr and Mrs Robert Womack, Mr
and Mrs George Baseel, Sr, Mr
and Mrs George Baseel, Jr, Mr
BOARDMAN
and Mrs Don Moff itt, Mr and Mrs I Mrs Bob Zerba
Mr and Mrs Andy Jones;
Blanche Jones, Phil, Archie and
Etta Jones, all spent the day in
Athena at the home of Mr and
meyer and Susan Drake played
Christmas numbers on the piano
and Mrs Lester Boulden sang and
played a Puerto Rican carol, a
Chinese hymn and a Liberlan
: chant.
Mrs J O Hager, Mrs Charles
Mrs 'Vaughn and Miss Oma Gilliam
served refreshments to about 20
who were present.
Phona yor news Items to 6-9228.
Several Parties Held
At Lexington Homes
Lexington has been the scene
of much entertaining recently.
Last Wednesday evening, Mr
and Mrs Don Hatfield entertain
ed with a pinochle party at their
home. Guests were, Mr and Mrs
Leonard Munkers. Mr and Mrs
Eldon Padberg, Mr and Mrs
Bill Van Winkle, Or, Mr and
Mrs Bill Parsons, Mr and
Mrs Bob Kilkenny, Mr and
Mrs Roy Martin, Mr and
Mrs E E Peck and the host and
hostess. Roy Martin received
men's high score for the even
ing and Mrs Munkers was high
for the women. Bill Parsons and
Mrs Van Winkle received the
traveling prizes.
On Saturday evening, Mr and
Mrs Randolph Lott entertained
with a potluck dinner at their
home. Those attending were, Mr
and Mrs Ken Peck, Mr and Mrs
Jack Barak and Mr and Mrs Don
Hatfield.
Friday evening, Mrs O W Cuts
forth entertained with a dan
cing party for her son Gene and
guests. The rooms were decora
ted with Christmas lights, and
refreshments were served to Billy
Klinger, Bobby and Kirk Mat
thews, Dale Adlard, Kenny Jones,
Joe Halvorsen, Billy Van Winkle,
Mike Palmer, Jeanette Ledbetter,
Theresa Munkers, Linda Thorn
burg, Leora Mae Van Winkle.
Joyce Peck and Charlene Jones
assisted the hostess. Mothers
present for the evening were, Mrs
Lewis Halvorsen of lone. Mrs Ken
Palmer and Mrs C C Jones.
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