HER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday. June 25. 1959
Jocial Happenings
Josephine Thompson, Social Reporter
REN SCHOEN-TERRY THOMPSON
vRRIED IN REDMOND CHURCH '
iovely June bride was Miss
t Jean Schoen, daughter of
tnd Mrs Victor Schoen of
.ond, who was married to
' Evans Thompson of San
:isco 4 o'clock Saturday af
on, June 13, at the Commun
Tesbyterian church in Red
I. 9 groom is the son of Mr and
Stephen Thompson of Pen
n, former residents of Hep-
James K Egly officiated,
bride being given in mar-
by her father,
r bridal gown by Cahill was
fhite delustered satin en
I with a Chantilly lace yoke,
had a shoulder-length veil,
ht by a seed pearl pillbox,
her bouquet was of yellow
t, stephanotis and ivy.
ss Terri Quinn was maid of
r and Miss Bette Kallas and
; Judith Thompson, the
n's sister, were bridesmaids,
wore identical frocks, white
jssed cotton sheaths, end
ed yellow daisies and Shas
hrysanthemums. illiam A Schoen, the bride's
ler was best man, and ush
were Jack Johns and Darrell
;e. The groom's sister, Miss
it Thompson, lighted the tap-
iskets of yellow snapdragons,
te Shasta mums and daisies
irated the church. Mrs Fred
pstein sang "Because" and
e Lord's Prayer," with Mrs
n Eberhard as organist,
ollowing the ceremony, a ra
tion was held at Westminster
L Mrs Samuel Toevs cut the
e, and Mrs W C Carpenter,
I George Carpenter and Mrs
tl Schoen, aunts of the bride,
ired. Mrs Luke Bibby, an aunt
the groom, was in charge of
1 guest book and Miss Frances
anson was in charge of gifts,
fallowing a wedding trip to the
ist, Mr and Mrs Thompson will
at home June 23 at 15 Buck
,'ham way, Apartment 104, San
mcisco 27.
Che bride attended Oregon
ite college and the University
Oregon school of nursing. The
m, who was graduated from
egon State in 1958, is an en
pi in the navy aboard the USS
liner.
In addition to the groom's fam
other out-of-town guests in
jded Lt William i Schoen and
n, Scott, Reno, Nevada; Mr and
rs W C Carpenter, Los Angeles;
r and Mrs L L Smith, Oakridge;
Miss Bette Kallas, Hood River;
Mrs R A Thompson of Heppner,
the groom's grandmother; Mr
and Mrs Luke Bibby, Heppner.
Mr and Mrs Paul Webb and
daughters, Mr and Mrs Kenneth
Cutsforth, Darrell Blake and
James Hayes, all of Heppner; Mr
and Mrs Lester Johnson, Spo
kane; Mr and Mrs Lew Evans
and daughters, Portland; Miss
Katie Herburger, Mt Vernon;
Jack Johns, Fox.
Mr and Mrs Jack Duff, Mrs
Elmer Pahls, Mrs Fred Carmich
ael, Mrs Beryl Grilley, all of
Pendleton and Mr and Mrs Joe
Bibby, Grass Valley.
Two Parties Given
By Three Hostesses
Mrs James Driscoll, Mrs Wil
liam Collins and Mrs Bruce Lind
say were hostesses Monday for
two dessert-bridge parties, at the
Driscoll home.
Guests in the afternoon were
Mesdames Earle Gilliam, Wil
liam Cox, C E McQuarrie, Dick
Wells, Richard Meador, Allen
Case, Robert Penland, Floyd
Jones, Lowell Gribble, L D Tib
bies, Frank Wilkinson, E K
Schaffitz, Frank Turner, and
Clyde Davis of Condon.
High score for the afternoon
was held by Mrs Gribble, Mrs
Wilkinson was second high and
Mrs Case received the traveling
prize.
In the evening the guests were
Mesdames Howard Bryant, Elaine
S George, Frank Hamlin, Robert
Jones, Rod Murray, Fred Parrish,
Ralph Richmond, LaVerne Van
Marter, Wallace Wolff, William
Labhart, William Heath, William
Siewert, Robert Abrams, Ike
Coe and Clyde Davis.
Mrs Labhart held high score,
Mrs Cole was second and the
traveling prize was won by Mrs
Richmond.
Cristela Rodriquez
Sets Wedding Date
Mr and Mrs Joe Pedraza an
nounce the coming marriage of
their daughter, cristela Koa
riguez, to James Allen Aardap
pel, son of William Aardappel of
Kin? Salmon." Alaska, and Mrs
Dorothy Aardappel, Portland, at
the Boardman Community church
Saturday, June 27, at 8 p m, with
the receDtlon to follow at the
grange hall. Friends are invited
to attend.
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Mr and Mrs Clell Rea
Honored By Reception
On 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cloll Rea were
honored on their 25th wedding
anniversary with a reception at
the home of Mr and Mrs Gary
Tullis Sunday from 2:30 to 5:30
p m.
Their children, Mr and Mrs
Richard Rea, Mr and Mrs Jerald
Rea. Mr and Mrs Keith Rea were
hosts.
The tea table was decorated
with a center piece of varigated
and red carnations, with a touch
of silver and white and silver
candles.
The white cake w-as decorated
with blue and white roses with
silver leaves and the words
Happy Anniversary and the num
erals 25 in blue.
Mrs Jerald Rea served the
cake; Mrs Walter Roberts, Mrs
Victor Rietmann, Mrs Wallace
Matthews, Mrs Berl Akers and
Katherine Rea, poured; those
serving punch were Mrs Keith
Rea and Mrs Richard Rea. Others
assisting about the rooms were
Mrs Tullis, Mrs Darrell Padberg,
Mrs Loyd Howton and Mrs Mar
ion Palmer.
The Reas were presented with
a silver money tree and other
gifts. The rooms were decorated
with spring flower arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Rea were married
in Vancouver, June 13, 1934 and
have always lived in the lone
community. They have six sons,
Richard, Jerald, Keith, Dallas,
Frances and John and one
daughter Katherine. They have
two grandchildren.
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Van Marters Host
Duplicate Club
The Duplicate bridge club met
at the home of Mr and Mrs
La Verne Van Marter Saturday
evening of last week.
The guests were Mr and Mrs
Conley Lanham, Mr and Mrs
Bill Collins, Mr and Mrs L E
Dick, Mr and Mrs Gordon Pratt,
Mr and Mrs Lowell Gribble, Dr
and Mrs Wallace Wolff, Mr and
Mrs Clint McQuarrie and Dick
Meador.
Refreshments were served at
the end of the evening.
TWENTY-FIFTH Wedding anni
versary was celebrated recent
ly by Mr and Mrs Clell Rea
at the home of Mr and Mrs
Gary Tullis.
UNITED IN MARRIAGE Saturday, June 13 at the Redmond Com.
munity Presbyterian church were Karen Jean Schoen and Terry
Evans Thompson, formerly of Heppner. The couple will make
their home in San Francisco. (Giles Photo)
Sans Souci Rebekahs Placed On Honor Roll
YOUR HOME CAN BE
I n n p -j Tv?,m.
Noble grand, Mrs Gerald Rood,
presided at the June 19 meeting
of Sans Souci Rebekah lodge no
33, with 24 members and one
visitor present. Among those
present were 11 past noble
grands.
Miss Esther Bergstrom and Mrs
Merle Kirk concluded reports on
Rebekah Assembly at Roseburg.
Sans Souci was one of the few
lodges placed on the honor roll
of the International Association
of Rebekah Assemblies. Christine
Smith, president of I A R A, pre
sented the honor roll certificate
to delegates at assembly, who
presented it to the noble grand,
Mrs Rood.
The commission of Mrs Kirk
as district deputy president was
read, followed by a western skit
Mrs Rood read a western poem
while Mrs Herb Case, Mrs Don
Munkers and Mrs Fred Thomas
presented Mrs Kirk a silver belt
from the lodge.
Mrs W I O'Hara was appointed
chairman of good of the tne
order; Mrs Floyd Worden chair
man of community service, to
serve under this years grand of
ficers.
All members who had birth
days in April, May and June were
honored with cake and coffee
after the meeting. Mrs Don Mun
kers, Mrs Roy Quackenbush and
Mrs Cete McMurtry were hostess
es.
The nennv drill was won bv
Mrs Rood. The Triple Link club
met, following the business meet
ing.
Familv nieht will be Saturday.
June 27 with square dancing to
music by the Koy yuacKenousn
orchestra.
The annual nicnlc will be at
Cutsforth's park, July 12, for all
Rebekahs and Oddfellows and
their families. Anyone in need
of transportation is urged to con
tact the noble grand or either
lodge.
Sewing Club Meets
At Spaulding Home
Mrs Carl Spaulding was hos
tess last Wednesday afternoon
for the Sewing Club.
Guests were Mrs Lowell Grib
ble, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs
E K Schaffitz, Mrs Raymond Fer
guson, Mrs Jack Bedford, Mrs
John Pfelffer, Mrs Gene Pierce
and Mrs A S Watkins.
Family Dinner Party
Held Thursday At
Van Marter Home
A patio dinner party was held
last Thursday evening at the
home of Mr and Mrs LaVerne
Van Marter, In honor of the
birthday of Mrs I A Mather, the
former Kathleen Mahoney, of
Santa Barbara, California.
The guests were, Mr and Mrs
P W Mahoney and Bob and Shan
non, Mr and Mrs A C Ball and
Archie Jr, Mr and Mrs ene Hall
and sons, Mr and Mrs Herb Ek
strom and children and Mr and
Mrs Cy Flack and daughters.
Later in the evening the fam
ily attended the baptism of Mr
and Mrs Flack s daughter, Den
lece Renee at All Saints' Epis
copal church, with the Rev Bruce
Spencer officiating.
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Mrs Dick Hostess For
Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs Kemp Dick entertained her
bridge club last Thursday even
ing at her home.
Guests were Mrs Dick Meador,
Mrs Don Bennett, Mrs Don Bell
enbrock, Mrs Riley Munkers, Mrs
Bill Heath, Mrs Ned Sweek, and
Mrs Marshall Lovgren.
High prize for the evening was
won by Mrs Bellenbrock, second
high was won by Mrs Sweek ana
low was won by Mrs Heath.
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Meets At Hall Home
The Renegers bridge club was
entertained at the home of Mrs
Gene Hall Wednesday evening
of last week.
Guests were Mrs James Nor-
ene, Mrs Herb Hamilton, Mrs Rod
Murrav. Mrs Cy Flack, Mrs James
Farley, Mrs Paul Webb, Mrs La
Verne Van Marter and Mrs Alex
Thompson.
Hieh prize for the evening's
cards was won by Mrs Farley,
second high by Mrs Norene, and
Mrs Murray was low.
Refreshments were served at
the end of the evening.
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