HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, June 11, 1959 3
Reception Honors Vernon Munkers' 25th Anniversary
By DELPKA JONES
Mr and Mrs Vernon Munkers
were honored with a reception
at the Christian church parlors
in Lexington on May 31st The
rooms were beautifully decora
ted with pink carnations, peonies
and chrysanthemums. The four
tiered cake was made and dec
orated by the daughter, Mrs Low
ell Harris of Forest Grove. This
was topped with the traditional
wedding bells made of white
with a whisper of pink in the
centers. Mrs Harris also receiv
ed with Mr and Mrs Munkers.
The tea table arrangements were
made of pink roses and carna
tions placed In a silver crown
holding white tapers.
Pouring and serving during the
afternoon was Mrs Frank Mun
kers, and Mrs Leonard Munkers
of Lexington; Mrs Omar Lutt
rell of Hermiston; Miss Edna
Luttrell, Los Angeles; Mrs C L
Vanderwood, Libby, Montana;
Mrs Ray Earwood of Mesa, Ari
zona; and Mrs Archie Munkers
of Heppner. In charge of the
guest book were Miss Theresa
Munkers, and Miss Linda Ear
wood of Mesa, Arizona; Mrs Ken
neth Smouse, Mrs Lowell Harris,
and Leonard Munkers and Mrs
C C Carmichael furnished mus
ic during the afternoon hours
from 2:30 to 5 p m.
The hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs
Walter Ruggles, Mrs Kenneth
Peck, and Mrs Andrew Bald
win. Mr and Mrs Munkers re
ceived many beautiful and use
ful gifts during the afternoon in
cluding a silver money tree.
Those coming from a distance
for the occasion were Mr and
Mrs T W Alley, The Dalles; Mrs E
M Alley, The Dalles; Mr and
Mrs Paul Alley, Moro; Mr and Mrs
and Mrs Burl Coxen, Salem; Mr
and Mrs C D Conrad and daugh
ter Marda Kay of Salem; Mrs
Maude Pointer, Corvallls; Mr and
Mrs S A Kari, Pendleton; Mr
and Mrs Harold Beach, Hermis
ton; Mrs Alfred Nelson Sr, Oak
Grove; Mr and Mrs Earl Mc
Klnney and son Alan, of Her
miston; and Miss Clara Miller
of Salem.
Mrs New't O'Harra entertain-
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ed the parents and friends of her
piano students with a recital at
her ranch home last week. Those
taking part were Theresa and
Christine Munkers, Sheila Luc
iani, Kirstin Nelson, Karen Dar-
nielle, John and Jack Hatfield,
Chris and Mark Brown, Arietta
McCabe, Marilyn Morgan, Linda
Halvorsen. Refreshments were
served by the mothers. There
were 5 pupils unable to attend.
Karen Darnielle daughter of
Mr and Mrs Roy Darnielle Is
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs
Newt O'Harra. Karen lives in
The Dalles.
Mr and Mrs Paul Nichols and
Mr and Mrs Cletus Nichols of
Portland were visitors with their
mother, Mrs Ina Nichols on Sun
day. Mr and Mrs Fred Allyn from
Anderson, California and Mr and
Mrs Wilbur Powell from Pen
dleton were callers at the home
of Mrs Cora Allyn and sons last
week.
Mr and Mrs Bill Parsons were
Portland visitors this week.
Gary Miller of La Grande is
visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr
and Mrs C C Jones.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Sawyer
and children were visitors at
the W E McMillan home over
the weekend. Pearl Lee Sawyer
remained .for a visit with her
grandparents.
Frank Munkers is a patient in
Pioneer Memorial hospital recup
erating from an emergency ap
pendectomy on Monday.
The Tops club met at the city
hal! on Monday night with the
cnairman, Millie Faircloth pre
siding. The queen for the week
was Mrs LaVerne Henderson. For
entertainment the group Isang
songs. Let's remember the 'Tops"
meets every Monday night.
Let's not forget the ordination
of Don Campbell at the church
on Sunday at 2:30. A reception
will follow immediately.
Let's remember the "Straw
berry Festival" and dance at the
IOOF hall on Saturday, June
20. This is the Rebekah and Odd
fellow's Centennial celebration.
The evening will start with a
potluck dinner, for all and a pro
gram and dance to follow. The
dance is to be a donation affair
for expenses. At eleven p m,
there will be a strawberry supper
served.
Sunday school will start at the
same time 10 a m each Sunday
this month during the absence of
a minister.
E E Peck motored to Port
land last week where he met his
wife and daughter, Joyce who
were returning from Stayton
where Joyce had been a patient
in the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Gar Leyva re
turned with their son Hugo from
St Louis"last week where Hugo
has been attending scnooi.
Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell, Mr
and Mrs M V Nolan, Mr and Mrs
Carl Marquardt and Mr and Mrs
Franklin Miles are spending
some time this week in Eugene
where they are attending the
graduation exercises of Phyliss
Nolan and Don Campbell from
N C C.
Mr and Mrs R S Burgett and
family of Peteras, Wash and Mr
and Mrs C R Burgett and Mrs
s I. Cardlner of Pendleton and
Mr and Mrs Roy Martin were
Sat nite dinner guests of Mr and
Mrs Don Hatfield.
Mr And Mrs Don Hatfield are
attending buyers week In Portland.
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Mrs Monetta Aldrich attended
the weddine of Donna Louise
Forrey, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Paul Forrey of Staniield to Les
lie E Aldrich, son of Mrs Edward
L Aldrich of Renton, Wash, at
the L D S church in Hermiston
May 30. It was an Informal wedding-
and the theme was pink
and white. Her sister was her
only attendant and Melvln Lind-
oulst was his brother-in-law's
best man. A reception followed
the ceremony. Mrs Monetta Ala
rich made the three tiered square
wedding cake which was decor
ated with pink roses, crystal
bells and a full wedding party.
The eroom was a former resi
dent of lone. The couple will
make their home in Renton,
Wash where he is employed in
Boeing Aircraft.
Weekend visitors at the Victor
Rietmann home were Mr and Mrs
D J Conway of San Francisco.
Mrs Conwav is the former, Jos-
Mr and Mrs Walter Bergstromi
of Oakland, California spent last
week with his parents, Mr and
Mrs Carl Bergstrom.
Dickie Ely of Portland is vis
iting his grandparents, Mr and
Mrs Franklin Ely.
AdolDh Merrick is at Rock
Creek helping relatives put up
hay.
Mrs Robert Crowell went to
Portland last week to visit Mr
Crowell at the Veteran's hos
pital. He will undergo surgery
this week. She was accompanied
by Mrs Al Winkleman of Lexington.
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