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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1959)
V, 4 HEPPNEB QA2ETTE-TIME3, Thurtdoy. Augu.t 27, 1959 iKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin:utiniiiiii:miiiiiiiimmw!i gociAL -AppgNN(5S Joeephine Thompson, Social Reporter tttlltlimm't imiimmii!iiiimiimiinmminiinn!tii ROBISON-BROSNAN WEDDING EVENT AT ST PATRICKS CATHOLIC CHURCH The wedding of Miss Geraldlne Joann Brosnan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Brosnan, Heppner, to Leland Richard Robison, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Robison. Heppner, was solemnized In a double ring ceremony at St Pat rick's Catholic church Friday evening, August 14. The Rev Patrick Galre performed the evening Nuptial Mass. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a waltz length gown of embroidered, ruf fled rows of nylon tulle over satin. The full length sleeved Jacket was edged with dainty rows of lace and had a peter pan collar. Her nylon Illusion veil was held in place by a lace cap bordered with seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of white stephanotis and pink rosebuds. For something old she wore her great grandmother's engagement ring. The matron of honor, Mrs Vern K Evans, wore a beige lace dress with pink accessories and carried a nosegay of white Shasta dais ies. Vern K Evans was best man and ushers were Bob Laughlln and Dan Brosnan, brother of the bride. The mother of the bride wore a pink and white nylon dress with white accessories and the mother of the groom wore a pink dress with white accessories. They both had corsages of pink rose buds. Billy Kenny sang "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother", "Pa nls Angelicus", and "Ave Maria". Miss Marguerite Glavey was at the organ. At the reception, which fol lowed the ceremony, the tables were decorated with white dais ies and pink baby breath. Mrs George Currin and Mrs Ebb Hughes cut the three tier wedding cake, after the tradit ional first slice by the newly weds. Mrs John Brosnan, grand mother of the bride, and Mrs Osmln Hager, poured at the cof fee table and Mrs Chuck Myers presided at the punch bowl. Mrs Eonald McCabe was In charge of the guest book and Karen and Verlna French had charge of the gift table. Assisting about the room were Miss Helen Gra ham and Miss Janice Beamer. For her going away costume the bride chose a navy blue sheath with white polka dots and navy blue and white acces sories. After a short honeymoon to Wallowa Lake the young couple will be at home In Hepp ner. Out of town guests here for the wedding were Mrs Ronald McCabe, Brookings; Mrs Sam Mc Daniel, Hardman; Ollle Adkins, Portland; Marie Withington, Con don; Mike Slyter, Seattle; Mr and Mrs Robert Currin, John, Cel la and Ann Marie, Pete French, Mr and Mrs Ralph Currin, J P French all of Pendleton; Mrs William J Doherty, Lexington; Mr and Mrs Ebb Hughes, Ukiah; Mr and Mrs Jim Nelson, Pilot Rock and Mrs Bud Walton and family, Dale. if ft x: GUILD MEETS TUESDAY St Monica guild met Tuesday evening of last week at All Saints Episcopal parish house with Mrs Robert Abrams, presi dent, presiding. Discussion was held about the barbecue supper which will be Saturday afternoon on the lawn next to the parish hall. Sweeping Price Reductions! if Ahr--"-T- mmt -"-imiMiTiV-i .. ; , i S TV I It .. . s .. . A - - I i 1 ' A I 1 1 ' " ' ' ' ! it.., ft. ..... - .... a m ... .. - . h . ; i k i ' r -s , t - - y --.1 Sunday Farewell Party Fetes Shan Applegate And Mike Williams Linda Valentine and Shannon Mahoney were hostesses for a farewell party Sunday evening at the P W Mahoney home In honor of Shan Applegate who will attend school this fall at Gonzaea, and Mike Williams who Is moving with his parents to Pendleton. There was swimming In the afternoon at the Heppner swim ming pool, with a hamburger barbecue and show in the evening. The guests were Jackie Brlndle, Ginger Springer, Caroline Slo cum, Christine Spencer, Cheryl Hartman, Marlene Fetsch, Laura Lee Sumner. Mike Koenig. Mike Smith, John Cleveland, Bill Cox, Dick Springer, and Le Roy Gard ner. "? MRS AND MRS RICHARD ROBISON. (the former Joann Brosnan) who were married recently at St Patrick's church In Heppner. (Coles Studio) (C,(D)(D)nDEAro Dallas Girl Tells Engagement Here Mr and Mrs Charles Pendar phus of Dallas, Oregon announ ces the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Virginia Bar ber to Gary Warren Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Jones of Heppner. Miss Barber is a graduate of Wy East high school in Hood River in the clas3 of 1958, and is now employed at the Neigh bor of Woodcraft Life Insurance Co in Portland. Mr Jones Is a 1957 graduate of the Heppner high school and will resume his studies at North west Technical Institute in Port land the first of September. No date for the wedding has as yet been set. Here are the biggest, most sweeping reductions in 12 Long Years I t NYLON Safety All-Weather S-T Nylon Safety All Weather made with Goodyear'i exclusive S-T Triple-Tempered Nylon for greater strength and aafcty. .;e is kib II uka-iyf Other 3-T NYLON TIRE BARGAINSI 1UN-TTH rOH Mil UU im mi low rata rata 7.10x15 S23-5CT $20.85 7.60x15 25.6S 22.80 fUMUM FCW Mil tALl Tm tin too pki met 7.50x14 $25.15 $20.95 8.00x14 ?7iS 23.35 8i0x14 30.20 1 25.55 3-T RAYON CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION Com AmMtra't flntit cart TV MUM tucxwul FO,MJ" U mi mi Kf 6.70x15 S2S.SS $2175 7.10x1S 27.95 23.80 7.60x 15 30.70 25.95 7.50x14 26.85 21.75 8.00x14 29.40 23.80 8.50x14 I 32.20 25.95 HYflHs RAYONS! TUBELESS! 14 INCH! ' '5 WCH Mrs O'Brien Hostess For Bridge Club The Kings Little Queens were entertained at the home of Mrs Pat O'Brien Wednesday evening of last week. Her guests were Mrs Harry O'Donnell Jr. Mrs Les Wyman, Mrs C E McQuarrie, Mrs Philip Blakney, Mrs John Williams, Mrs Paul Kocnig, Mrs Bill Glennie, Mrs Del Jordan, Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs Fred Gimbel, Mrs Bill Blake, Mrs Bill Sowell, and Mrs Jerry Daggett. Mrs Jordan won high prize for the evening, Mrs Sowell won sec ond high, Mrs Daggett won low and Mrs McQuarrie won the trav eling prize. Mrs Williams and Mrs Glennie were each presented with a fare well gift. Family Reunion Held At Harshman Home A family reunion and birthday dinner combined was given Mon day at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Harshman. Their guests were Mrs Bert Ward, Mrs Clarence Morris and grandson Terry all of Townsend, Montana, Mrs Irene Marclel of San Leandro. California, Mr and Mrs Blaine Chapel, Ida Lee Chapel, Kathy Chapel, Mr and Mrs Tom Frater, Mrs Lucille Parrish, Alvln Ayers, Mrs Jessie Griffin, Mrs Esley Walker. Nancy Harshman, and Mrs Harvey Harshman. It was the birthday of Mrs Ward, and also the first time in ten years that the three sis tors, Mrs Harshman, Mrs Chapel and Mrs Ward had been together. Baby Shower Honors Mrs R Haguewood Mrs Ronald Haguewood was honored with a baby shower re cently at the home of Mrs Herb Peterson, with Mrs Peterson ana Mrs Pat Cutsforth as co-hostess. A nlnk and blue color scheme was used and refreshments were served to the following guests, Mrs Jerrv Dougherty, Mrs Fritz Cutsforth, Mrs Kenneth Cuts forth. Mrs Calvin Sherman, Mrs Darrell Powers, Mrs Robert Pet erson, the guest of honor and the hostesses. Mrs Powers received the door prize. Barbara Williams Sets Wedding Date Mr and Mrs Armln Wlhlon announce the coming marriage of her daughter, Barbara JoAnn Williams to John Patrick Rogers, of Heppner, son of Mr and Mrs John Rogers, Balllnlee, County Longford, ireiana, on bunday, September 20 at the Powell Butte Christian church, Powell Butte, Oregon. Two Parties Fete The John Williams A farewell party was given at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Koenig Friday evening In honor of Mr and Mrs John Williams who are leaving soon to make their home in Pendleton. The hosts and hostesses were Mr and Mrs Del Jordan, Mr and Mrs Philip Blakney, Mr and Mrs Harry Bongers, Mr and Mrs Gene Pierce and Mr and Mrs Koenig. About forty guests attended and enjoyed singing, dancing and games. Mr and Mrs Williams were presented with a silver engraved tray as a farewell gift. Refreshments were served throughout the evening. Last Tuesday evening Mr -and Mrs Harry O'Donnell entertain ed at a dinner party at their home In honor of the Williams, Guests were Mr and Mrs Philip Blakney and Mr and Mrs Paul Koenig. Larry Pettyjohn Has Eighth Birthday Larry Pettyjohn celebrated his eighth birthday with a party Monday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs How ard Pettyjohn. His guests were Kevin and Kent Pratt, Larry Bellenbrock, Mark Labhart Mark Koenig, Mark Blakney and Terry Prock. Games were played and cake and Ice cream were served. Soroptimists Hear Scholarship Girls Guest speakers at the Thurs day luncheon meeting of the Sor- optimist Club of Heppner at the Wagon Wheel were Connie An derson, who received the club's Girls State scholarship and Ber nice Thomson who received the 4-H summer school scholarship. Connie attended Girls State at Willamette University in Salem and Bernlce was at Oregon State College In Corvallis. Both told of the work they did there and about the entertainment plan ned for them. Mrs C E McQuarrie showed a drawing of the clubs float and also explained the color scheme and details of the float. Mrs W C Collins was In charge of the program for the meeting. Long Distance Nation-Wld Moving Service Mayflower AgenU Paddd Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFEB CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6 3111 Pay ai II HI ai $1.53 wk MORE KOFII RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND! FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY HEPPNER CSS i9m n mm Th nrt- vnil ftn'lA 'rOfc1' would not com c!o to replacing It on toda$ market. And If your Insurance has kept step with rising values, a bad fire could hand you a heavy loss. Insurance to value Is Just good business. It's good business, too, when you call your Independent insurance agent. Thats usl C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Family Picnic Held On Court House Lawn A family picnic was held at the court house lawn Sunday and those attending were Mr and Mrs Marvin Gaard and son. John of Murphy,, California, Mrs Lola Hughes and daughter Mar cla of Portland. Mr and Mrs El- wyn Hughes, Mr and Mrs Mike baling, Mr and Mrs Creston Rob inson and family. Mr and Mrs Homer Hughes and family, Mr and Mrs Ellis Pettyjohn and family, Mr and Mrs Roy Quack enbush, Mr and Mrs Delbert Piper, Mr and Mrs Don Bellen brock and family, Mrs Grace Hughes, Mrs Lena Kelly, and Miss Fern Graves. Farewell Luncheon Honors Two Women A no-host luncheon was given Wednesday afternoon for Mrs John Williams and Mrs Bill Glennie who with their families are moving to Pendleton. Those attending were Mrs Har lan McCurdy, Jr, Mrs Harry Bong ers, Mrs Bill Sowell, Mrs Philip Blakney, Mrs Paul Koenig, Mrs AI Mattoon, Mrs Gene Pierce, Mrs Jerry Daggett, Mrs Bill Scriv- ner, Mrs Bill Turner Mrs Bui Blake, Mrs Howard Cleveland, and Mrs E C Dougherty. Mrs Cohn Surprised With Dinner Party A surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs Harold Cohn was given Sunday evening at the Elks Club by Mr Cohn. The guests enjoying dinner were Mr and Mrs Earl Blake Mr and Mrs Harlan McCurdy Sr, and Mr and Mrs Ted Smith. The cake was baked by Mrs McCurdy and the guests present ed Mrs Cohn with an African violet plant. Birthday Dinner Given Bill Turner On Monday evening Mr and Mrs Kenneth Keeling entertain ed whh a birthday dinner Honor ing Bill Turner. Their guests were Mr and Mrs Elmer Moe, Mr and Mrs Paul Koenig, Mr and Mrs Bill Sowell and Mr and Mrs Turner. Mrs James Bruce Is Luncheon Hostess Thursday afternoon Mrs James Bruce was hostess at a luncheon at the Elks Club in honor of Mrs John Williams. The guests were Mrs Harry Bongers, Mrs Philip Blakney, Mrs Donald Pyle, and Mrs Paul Koe nig. Monument News By MARTHA MATTESON Mrs Lena Kelly of Heppner visited at the Charles Roach ranch and with Mrs Wave Jack son the past week. Mrs Bob Kelly came down from Long Creek and took her there for a couple of days before she re turned to Heppner. Mrs Jim Croker, Mrs Wilbur Flowers and Mrs June Hutchison drove to John Day Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs Hugh Jackson and children of Portland spent the past week here visiting his mo ther, Mrs Wave Jaskson and other relatives. Mrs Bill Gienger and Mr and Mrs Gene Vaughan and daugh ter, Debby drove to Bend Tues day for medical aid for Debby. Wally Green of Hermiston, who has the contract to build the new five room school, start ed last week to get the ground ready.. Mr and Mrs Jim Durbin and daughter of Prinevllle drove In for the weekend to visit her mo ther, Mrs Reeta Hlnton and the family. United INCOME Fund you om InvMtmtnt In bmpo than 100 Antrlcait OrparaffaM through dlvnlftd IM f mo ttocki Mloctod tor thotr I com poNlbllitln. Fat PnMDtcroi u4 diwilwln littnmra, without obUatioa, Gil la ud RrruiN This Aoyiitiu mbnt. WADDELL & REED, INC Frfndpa UndvwrUtn "OMlca From Cout T Couf CONLEY LAN HAM BOX 352 PH. 6-5890 NAIOE- AODRES&. 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