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S2FAL Happenings
JoMphlne Thompson, Social Reporter
HEPPNER METHODIST CHURCH SCENE
OF BREEDING-OTT WEDDING IN MAY
The First Methodist church of
Heppner was the scene of the
marriage Tuesday evening, May
26, of Rhoda Ann Ott, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Fred Ott, and
Paul Breeding, son of Mr and
Mrs O G Breeding of Lexington
At the ceremony the bride wore
a ballerina length ivory brocade
gown with a fingertip veil held
by a headband of white flowers,
and carried a bouquet of pink
rosebuds and lily of the valley
on a white Bible. The bride's
father gave her in marriage.
The bride's maid of honor was
Bernice Thomson and she wore
a blue lace ballerina length
gown and a pink rosebud cor
sage. Max Breeding was his broth
er's best man, and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev Les
ter Boulden.
The bride's mother wore a
black street length dress with
white accessories and a pink
rosebud corsage, and the mother
of the groom wore a blue street
length dress with white access
ories and a pink rosebud cor
sage. A reception followed the cere
mony and was held in the church
basement, which was decorated
with baskets of spring bouquets
of Iris. Mrs Jack Timpeny was
in charge of the reception assis
ted by the high school senior
girls. Those in charge of the
gift table were Norma Alder
man, Joanne Moe, and Ruth Pet
erson. Susan McQuarrie poured
the coffee and Sharon Case was
at the punch bowl. Those cut
ting the cake were Kay Reed and
Marilyn Calvin, and Bonnita
Slatter took care of the guest
book.
The out of town guests were
Mr and Mrs W C Wetzel of West
fir, Oregon, Mr and Mrs Dale
Slatter and son and daughter,
Kenneth and Bonnita of Potter
Valley, California, Mrs Gladys
Watson and son Kenneth of
Walla Walla, Mrs Howard Olson
and daughters, Nancy and Diane
of Caldwell, Idaho, Mr and Mrs
Bob Steagall, Mrs George Stea
gall, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Stea
gall, Anna Steagall, Mr and Mrs
Jerry Dougherty, and Mrs Emma
Breshears all of Lexington, and
Mrs Howard Crowell.
Dinner-Dancing Party
Honors Carla Rulkens
A birthday dinner and dancing
party was given" in honor of Miss
Carla Rulkens Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr and Mrs
Harry Bongers.
The guests helping Miss Rul
kens celebrate were Susan Mc
Quarrie, Caroline McDaniel, Jan
ice Driscoll, Nancy Slocum, Car
ol Anderson, Marilyn Calvin,
Dick Robinson, Butch Laughlin,
Bob Bryant, Renn Harris, Larry
Prock, and Dick Ruhl.
Mrs Healy Holds High
Score At Bridge Club
The Kings Little Queens bridge
club was entertained at the home
of Mrs Jerry Daggett Wednesday
evening of last week.
Guests were Mrs Bill Glennie,
Mrs Jack. Healy, Mrs Bob Brindle,
Mrs Clint McQuarrie, Mrs Herb
Hamilton, Mrs Harry O'Donnell
Jr, Mrs Bill Sowell, Mrs Philip
Blakney, Mrs Paul Koenig, Mrs
Les Wyman, Mrs Bill Blake, and
Mrs Pat O'Brien.
High for the evening was held
by Mrs Healy, who also won the
Jack high prize, second high
went to Mrs McQuarrie and low
prize went to Mrs O'Donnell.
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lOoTdav Oreeon Centennial Exposition and International. Trade Fair opening In Portland June 10.
Shown above are: (1) A dancer of the Japanese Takarazuka Kabuki Revue; (2) Art Llnkletter; (3) Roy
Rogers and Trigger- (4) Meredith Wlllson, musical director ot the "Oregon Story"; (5) Wayne Dallard.
Exposition executive producer; (6) 1959 Ice Capades skaters; (7) Grace Castlglione. Sam Snyder's
Water Follies Other top attractions will include Harry Belafonte and Country America. Centennial
officials also expect to sign Lawrence -Velk and Fred Waring. The Ice Capades will open the Exposition.
Soroptimists Hold
Annual Meeting
The Soroptimlst Club of Hepp
ner held its annual business
meetine Thursday at O'Donnell's
with committee chairmen giving
reports of the years activities.
Each members schol a r s h I p
money is to be turned into the
treasurer before the night of the
banquet, it was announced.
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Large Crowd Enjoys
Annual Episcopal
Birthday Luncheon
The annual birthday luncheon
and card party was held Satur
day afternoon at the All Saints'
Episcopal parish house with
twenty five tables enjoying both
pinochle and bridge.
Each table had an individual
hostess who was in charge of the
place settings and decorations
and also was responsible for a
foursome for the afternoon cards.
High score for the afternoon in
bridge was held by Mrs David
Baum of LaGrande and low was
Mrs Gene Pierce. In pinochle, Mrs
Riley Munkers was high and Mrs
Fred Mankin low.
The hostesses in charge of the
luncheon and serving were Mrs
P W Mahoney, Mrs E K Schaf
fitz. Mrs Clarence Rosewall, Mrs
Frank Anderson, Mrs Ambrose
Chapin, Mrs Robert Lowe, Mrs
Grace Nickerson, Mrs Paul
Brown, Mrs James Driscoll and
Mrs Fred Parrish.
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Piano Pupils In
Recital Sunday
Piano pupils of Mrs Lucille
Owens and Mrs Victor Kreimeyer
were presented In a joint re
cital at the Methodist church
Sunday afternoon.
Vlcki Kreimeyer and Jean
Stockard, in Centennial dress,
greeted the guests at the door.
Over 85 were in attendance.
Students of Mrs Owens who
performed were Joan Bruce, Car
ole Burkenbine, Alfred and Sus
an Drake, Ricky Gimbel, Greg
Kreimeyer, Claudia and Joyce
Noland, and Mike Warren.
Mrs Kreimeyer's students ap
pearing on the program were
Gail Batty, Linda Clark, Kristy
Koenig, John Rawlins, Joan
Stockard, Jean and Paula Seiw
ert, Mike Smith and Meredith
Webb.
Spring flowers decorated the
tables and room. Mothers of the
pupils arranged the reception,
which followed the recital.
Several Parties Fete
Guests Of Barratts
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs
Garnet Barratt entertained with
a cocktail party honoring Mr
and Mrs Frank Reek on their
25th wedding anniversary. Mr
and Mrs Reek are From Phoenix,
Arizona and are houseguests at
the Barratt home.
The Friday evening preceedlng
Mr and Mrs Reek were honored
guests at a dinner party at the
home of Mr and Mrs Ralph
Thompson with Mr and Mrs
Frank Turner as co-host and co
hostess. Last Sunday at the mountain
cabin of Mr and Mrs Frank Ham
lin at Parkers Mill, Mr and Mrs
Reek were also guests at a din
ner party in the afternoon.
YUL BRYNNER, DEBORAH
KERR, JASON ROBARDS JR.
in an adventure in suspense!
THE JOURNEY, filmed in
Vienna in Technicolor. Excel
lent, drama. Star Theater, Sunday-Monday-Tuesday.
Sewing Club Meets
At Schaffitz Home
Mrs E K Schaffitz entertained
last Wednesday afternoon for the
Sewing Club.
Guests were Mrs Raymond
Ferguson, Mrs John Pfeiffer, Mrs
Claude Graham, Mrs Tom Wil
son, Mrs Carl Spaulding, Mrs
Jack Bedford, Mrs Robert Pen
land, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs
Conley Lanham and Mrs P W
Mahoney.
L E Dicks Entertain
At Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs L E Dick enter
tained Saturday evening at din
ner for Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson,
Mr and Mrs Philip Blakney, Dr
and Mrs Wallace Wolff, Mr and
Mrs Paul Koenig and Mr and Mrs
Robert Penland.
Later in the evening Scotch
bridge was played and Mrs WI1
son received high score for wo
men and Mr Blakney was high
for the men.
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Pinochle Club Meets
At Anderson Home
Mrs Ben Anderson was hostess
to her pinochle club at her home
Friday afternoon of last week.
Her guests were Mrs Earl
Evans, Mrs Henry Happold, Mrs
Fred Mankin, Mrs Bob Lowe,
Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs O E
Wright, and Mrs Max Buschke.
Mrs Happold won high prize
for the afternoon and Mrs Beck
et won low, and they both won
the pinochle prize.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, June 11. 1959
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Bridal Shower Honors
Miss Joann Ingram
Miss Joann Ingram was honor
ed with a bridal shower Sat
urday afternoon at the lone
Legion hall.
The hostesses were the moth
ers of the graduating class of
1955. They were Mrs Van Hub
bard, Mrs Ray Barnett, Mrs Omar
Rietmann, Mrs Earl McKinney,
Mrs Herman Blettell, Mrs Doris
Gollyhorn, Mrs Lawrence Jones,
Mrs Herbert Ekstrom and Mrs
Clell Rea.
Mrs Kenneth Turner, Mrs Terry
Farrow and Miss Marilyn Mor
gan assisted with the gifts.
Refreshments were served from
a table with a centerpiece of
roses. Mrs Mary Swanson poured
and Mrs Garland Swanson pre
sided at the punch bowl. Mrs
Adon Hamlett served the cake.
Miss Ingram is the bride elect
of Dennis Swanson. The wed
ding will take place at 10:00
a m on June 20 at St Mary's
Catholic church in Pendleton,
with a reception at the Vert club
room. All relatives and friends
are invited.
Mrs Alex Thompson.
Mrs Webb won high prize for
the evening, Mrs Gunderson won
second high prize was won by
second high, and low prize was
won by Mrs Anderson.
Refreshments were served at
the end of the evening.
IONE NEWS
The city park Is now available
for picnics. Anyone wishing to
have a picnic there should con
tact O L Lundell, caretaker, so
that the park will be dry.
Mrs Gimbel Hostess
For Bridge Party
Mrs Fred Gimbel entertained
with three tables of bridge at
her home Tuesday evening.
Guests were Mrs Marshall Lov
gren, Mrs Del Jordan, Mrs Pat
O'Brien, Mrs Jim Mallon, Mrs
Wayne Prock, Mrs Don Bennett,
Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs William
Labhart, Mrs L E Dick, Mrs John
Williams, Mrs Paul Koenig, Mrs
Howard Bryant.
Mrs Lovgren had high score
for the evening, Mrs Dick was
second and Mrs Mallon, low.
Mrs Pratt Hostess
For Bridge Club
Mrs Gordon Pratt was hostess
for the Renegers bridge club
Wednesday evening at her home.
Those playing were Mrs Ralph
Richmond, Mrs Frank Anderson,
Mrs Clint Agee, Mrs Paul Webb,
Mrs James Mallon, Mrs Bill Bar
ratt, Mrs Eddie Gunderson and
Reception To Honor
Mr and Mrs Clell Rea
Mr and Mrs Clell Rea will be
honored on their 25th wedding
anniversary with a reception
Sunday, June 14 from 2:30 to
5:30 p m at the ranch home of
Mr and Mrs Gary Tullis.
Their children, Mr and Mrs
Richard Rea, Mr and Mrs Jer
aid Rea, Mr and Mrs Keith Rea
and Kathy Rea will be hosts.
All friends and relatives are
cordially invited.
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SASSY SO AND SEWS
The Sassy So and Sews 4-H
club met June 6 at the home of
Linda and Phyllis Thornburg.
Members present were Leora
Van Winkle, Jeanette Leadbet
ter, Maureen Dohcrty, Linda and
Phyllis Thornburg, Barbara and
Mary Nichols, Barbara McCorkle,
Theresa Munkers, Kay Peck.
Joyce Peck was absent as she
is ill.
Mrs Fay Thornburg and Jan
et bessinger of Pendleton were
visitors to our meeting.
We discussed good sewing
work habits, good personal ap
pearance habits and care of our
clothes. We worked and finish
ed our needle cases and most
of us finished our pin cushions.
We are going shopping June
13 for material for our head
scarfs. Our next meeting will be June
13 at the home of Joyce Peck.
Refreshments were served and
we played games,
Beverly Davidson, reporter
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