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gOCIAL HAPPENIN6S
Joaephin Thompson, Social R porter
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Boardman Man Wed
Sunday at Prossor
By MART LEE MARLOW
Miss Marilvn Ann Miller,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Gott
lieb Miller of Prosser, wasn, De
came the bride of Wayne King
of Pendleton, son of Mr and Mrs
George King of Boardman, In a
double ring ceremony at the cen
tral Christlon church In Prosser
June 7. The candlelight service
was performed by the Rev Wen
dell P Small, pastor of the
church.
Rev Small was vocalist, ac
companied by Mrs Harold Kam
merzell of Portland, who also
played the wedding marches.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a dress of
white lac"e and tulle over satin,
with chapel train, a wrist-length
veil caught with a tiara of pearls
Lexington Group
Entertain Thursday
At Elks Ladies Night
Ladies Night was held Thurs-
dav night of last week at the
Elks lodge with the Lexington
women in charge of the even
ing. In pinochle high prize for the
evening was won by Mrs La
Verne Keithley with Mrs LeRoy
Gardner winning second high.
High prize for bridge was won
by Mrs Frank Hamlin and sec
ond high was won by Mrs Mar
shall Lovgren.
The door prize was won by
Mrs Ronald Leonnlg.
Chairman for the evening was
Mrs Bill Van Winkle, and her
committee was Mrs Gar Leyva,
Mrs Don Hatfield, Mrs Ike Cole,
Mrs Elwynne Peck, Mrs Forrest
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and orange blooms, and carried Thornberg, and Mrs Eldon Pad
I Souci Rebekahs
bint Committees
Soucl Rebekah lodge No
d its regular meeting Frl
line 5 with vice grand, Mrs
McLachlan presiding,
mittees for the fiscal year
tinounced as publicity, Mrs
Daniels, chairman, Mrs
Kirk, assisting; good of
rder, Mrs Floyd Worden;
lal press, Mrs Clarence
in.
Kirk, district deputy pres
gave a report on the sec
s meeting at Rebekah As
t in Roseburg.
next meeting on June 19
the quarterly birthday
program of Ruth E Vose,
nt of Rebekah Assembly
!gon, was read.
fsses for the meeting were
iy McDowell and Mrs Ruf
ter. Miss Esther Bergstrom
)e penny drill,
illy night will be Satur
June 27. There will be
i dancing, with Roy Quack-
playing.
Pinochle Club Meets
At Mankin Home
Mrs Fred Mankin was hostess
to her pinochle club Friday after
noon at her home.
Guests were Mrs Earl Evans,
Mrs Henry Happold, Mrs A S
Watkins, Mrs Max Harris, Mrs
Orin Wright, Mrs Ben Anderson,
Mrs Max Buschke, and Mrs Wal
ter Becket.
High prize for the afternoon
was won bv Mrs Watkins, low
by Mrs Evans and pinochle was
won by Mrs Wright ana wirs
Buschke.
Dessert was served.
Wedding Date Set
For Friday, June 26
Fridav. June 26 Is the date
that has been set for the wed
ding of Miss Vonda Dugan or
Hermiston to Mr Guy Hastings
of Heppner.
The ceremony will take place
at 8:00 p m at the Heppner Meth
odist church and all friends and
relatives are Invited.
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SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 20
'HEWfigon Wheel
j (FORMERLY O'DONNELL'S CAFE)
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Past Noble Grands
Entertain Friday
With Luncheon
The past noble grands of Sans
Soucl Rebekah lodge no 33, en
tertained with a luncheon Fri
day afternoon, June 12 at the
IOOF hall.
Out of town guests were Ella
Ross, Gladys Brown, Sadie Moore,
Gladys Scheer, Ethel Mills, Rova
Bomboy, Estella S Enbysk, Win
ifred Struve, Thelma Shelton,
Esther Young, Lenora Perry, Ha
zel Wainscott and Loris Perkins
of Pauline lodge no 13, Pendle
ton;. Lilian Smith, Orell Lewis
and Vera Young, Sunbeam
lodge no 180, Hermiston; Ethel
Swisher, Myrtle lodge no 79,
Richland, Oregon; Edith Walker,
Anna Barnett, valtle lodge no
224, Stanfield.
Several of the guests were In
Centennial dress and their pic
tures were taken by Mrs Gerald
Rood.
Entertainment followed the
luncheon with prizes being a-
warded.
Mrs Rood, noble erand of Sans
Souci lodtre. eave an Interesting
account of her visit to the IOOF
home in Portland.
Mrs Letha Archer told of re
ceiving a letter from her son and
wife, Mr and Mrs Austin bmitn.
Mrs Smith is teaching in Eng
land and they had been extended
an invitation from the yueen
Mother to a garden party at the
nalace. The Smiths will return
to their home in Portland at the
end of the school year in England.
Officers of the past noble
grand club are Miss Esther Berg
strom, president; Mrs Mabel
Chaffee, vice president; Mrs De-
Lorls McDoweii.secretary-treas-urer.
Mrs Elsie Avers had charge of
the kitchen arrangements and
Misses Shirley and Rose Marie
Nash and Jacklyn Brown assls
ted with the serving.
a white Bible wun orcnia cor
sage. Mrs Richard Miller, Pocatello,
Idaho, sister-in-law of the bride,
was a matron of honor, and wore
a hallerina leneth dress of or
chid nylon organza with match
ing mitts. Her hat and liowers
were in orchid.
Miss Sharon Ferguson, La
Grande, Miss Roberta Beck and
Miss Mary Ann Wilson of Pros
ser, as bridesmaids were identi
cally gowned.
Karen Ann Miller, Pocatella,
niece of the bride, was flower
girl and wore a white nylon
dress. Terry King, Rufus, nephew
of the groom, was ring bearer.
Walter Hutchinson, La Grande,
was best man, and Dean King
of Boardman, brother of the
groom, and Richard Miller, Pros
sec,, brother of the bride, were
ushers. Candleli g h t e r s were
Keith and Kenneth Miller, twin
brothers of the bride.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the church
social room. Assisting were Mrs
John Kniss and Mrs Jake Ault,
Portland, Miss Gladys Miller,
Dodson, Mont, Mrs Jerry Heiser,
Portland, Mrs James Gugin, Pen
dleton, and Mrs John Suhadol
nik, Prosser.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs Miller wore a blue lace
dress, with blue hat and white
accessories. The brideg room's
mother wore a medium blue lace
dress with white hat and access
ories. Both wore corsages of white
carnations.
The bride, graduate of Prosser
high school, was graduated from
the Yakima Business College.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of La Grande high school.
Aftpr a wedding triD to Calif
ornia points the couple are liv
ing in Pendleton, where the
groom is in the logging business.
Carolvn Baker. Boardman, ac
companied the Kings to Prosser
for the wedding.
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Bobbette Jones Has
Fourth Birthday
Bobbette Jones celebrated her
fourth birthday with a garden
party June 6, Saturday after
noon at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs Robert Jones.
Games were played and the
guests who enjoyed birthday
cake, ice cream and punch with
Bobbette were Marie Van Marter,
Shelley and Kelly Wolff, Terry
Mallon, Greg Green, Allen Jor
dan, iKathy Prussing, Shanny
Farley, Judy Pratt, Libby Ab
rams, Kathy McClure, Dave Eck
man and Doug Gunderson.
Garden Party Enjoyed
At Thompson Home
A morning garden party was
given by Mrs Ralph Thompson
at her home Thursday.
Her guests were Mrs James
Norene, Mrs Harry Bongers, Mrs
LaVerne Van Marter, Mrs Gene
Hall, Mrs Bruce Spencer, Mrs
James Farley, Mrs Ruth Cleve
land, and Mrs Alex Thompson.
Dinner Party Given
For Tom Wilsons
Mr and Mrs LaVerne Van Mar
ter entertained with a dinner
party In honor of Mr and Mrs
Tom Wilson last Tuesday even
ing at their home.
Their other guests were Dr and
Mrs Wallace Wolff and Mr and
Mrs Alex Thompson.
Recorded music was enjoyed
before and after dinner.
TV's Range Rider blasts the
screen with relentless action
in an impressive western plus
Jules Verne's FROM THE
EARTH TO THE MOON - a
whale of a double bill! Star
Theater, Thursday Friday
Saturday.
Barbara Barkhorn To
Wed Dick Kononen
Invitations have been receiv
ed In Heppner for the wedding
of Barbara Barkhorn, daugnter
of Mr and Mrs George Barkhorn
of Stockton. California, and Dick
Kononen, son of Mrs Clarence
Cox. The wedding will be Fri
day. June 19. at 7:30 p m at the
Unitarian church in Stockton.
Surprise Party Fetes
Shirley Van Winkle
Last Saturday evening Shirley
Van Winkle was surprised with
a birthday party honoring her
sixteenth birthday at the home
of her parents, Mr and Mrs Jack
Van Winkle.
The guests were Fern Albert,
Mike Healy, Marlene Griffith,
Mike Gray, Mary Slocum, Rodney
Flug, Shirley Gaines, Ronnie
Gray, Julie Pfeiffer, Stewart
Gribble, Effie Lane, David Cres
wick, Elaine Laird, Tom Howell,
Kit George, Neal Penland, and
Doris Morris.
Refreshments and dancing
were enjoyed throughout the ev
ening.
Blakneys Entertain
At Farewell Dinner
Mr and Mrs Philip Blakney
entertained with a farewell din
ner party at their home for Mr
and Mrs Tom Wilson on Wed
nesday evening.
Their guests were Dr and Mrs
L D Tibbies, Mr and Mrs Harry
Bongers, Mr and Mrs John Wil
liams. Mr and Mrs Paul Koenig,
and Mr and Mrs Wilson.
After dinner Scotch bridge was
nlnved and the couole winning
high prize for the evening was
Mr and Mrs Koenig, with Mr
and Mrs Bongers winning low.
Dinner Party Held
At Bill Turner Home
Mr and Mrs Bill Turner enter
tained Saturday evening with a
dinner party at their home.
Thpir euests were. Mr and Mrs
Jerry Daggett, Mr and Mrs Bill
Sowell. and Mr and Mrs ram
Koenig.
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THE HANGING TREE introduces
the new teenage sensation
BEN PIAZZA and MARTY ROB
BINS sings the title song. Star
Theater, Sunday-Monday-Tues
day.
MATURING
Live Music Friday & Saturday
BY THE
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returned from a three months -
vacation spent visiting in Cllf-
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and in SDokane ehe visited ner s
son and daughter-in-law, Mr and S
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Insurance JJ AGENT
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More Study!
Had another Insurance session
at the state University;
Studying all about Bonds, and
about Robbery and Burg
lary!
Much experience on those
lines
we really had not got,
So, in last week's Seminar
we surely learned a lot!
No matter what Insurance,
or Bond is decreed,
Remember we are prepared
to fulfill vour need!
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For All Your Insurance Needs
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INSURANCE AGENCY
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