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gOCIAL -JapPENINGS
Mrs Laurence Becket
Installed Head Of
Missionary Society
Mr Laurence lierket was In
stalled president of the Union
MUMonary Society Jt HcdnM
day afternoon, at a mllnj a
the hom of Mr Vernrr Troed
n at lone.
Other officers Installed were
Mr Alex Green, first vie pret
Idcnt; Mrs D II Jones, Sr. aocond
vlre president and Mrt Walter
Wright, seerrtarytfessurrr.
Mrt Raymond Lundell It pro
Cram chairman and Mrs Donald
Peterson refreshment chairman
JUprtf
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Mrs Johnson Hostess
For Dessert-Pinochle
Party Wednesday
bekatt lad?.
Elks high achoo tAaa
party,
Monday. March 7 Chambf el
ccmm.ic noon at Wagoa
WoeL
Batabew for Cuds,
American Lotion.
Tuoday. Maich t -Bookworms.
Dai of Honor.
Elks gin rummy tournament
Wdntdry. March t Wtllowt
iaAnm ha RS tftOf.
M.i Krnabfl .Nsdin lv k I , ... u, .
cam In bride f David I KverHt ThufMjTy M(lrch i93oropt.
emony mi nc nnmr vi inn uii'ir Elk.
undo and aunt. Mr arm Mm P,M, M.h iih, rKnnt..
Fred Smith. In Da I Import. Wash. no 3J 0ES r
Feb 21 at 2 . TO p m. The tr( le '
Boardmon Girl Wed
In Washington In
February Ceremony
Polio Foundation
It the daughter of Mr and Mr - . , . .
F.rnet W rck of Bar drosn, and CXTCnSIOn Unit I O
Discuss Year s Work
Mrs Clarence Johnson enter
tained Wednesday afternoon of
last week at her home with a
dessert pinochle party.
Those attending were Mn Max
Harris. Mrs Fred Mankln. Mn
Charlie Becket. Mri Ambrose had sleeves. Her fingertip
Chapln, Mrs Ed La Trace. Mrs veil was held In place by a rap
Henry Happold. Mrs Don Pyle. trimmed with seed penris. tne
Mr Earl Evans. Mrs Herb Ham- carried a bouquet of white rose
llton and Debbie Hamilton. buds and stephanotis. The pearls
the eroom It the son of Mrs D F
Mittelsdorf and the late Mr
Mittelsdorf of llermKton. The
candlelight service was perform
ed by the Rev Clare D Brown,
pastor of the Assembly of Gd
Church In Dalleport. before th
fireplace decorated with huge
bouquets of snapdragons
Dcnna and Joy Brown of
Dallesport sang "A Wedding
Prayer."
The bride, jrlven marriage
by her father, was lovely In
ballerina length gown of nylon
lace over satin, fashioned with
fitted bodice and full fklrt. and
The high score was held by
Mrs Becket and the low by Mrs
Mankln.
Mrs Becket and Mrs Happold
won the double pinochle prize,
Mardi-Gras Carnival
Held By Lutherans
The Hope Lutheran church
held a family Mardl-Cras car
nival which was very well at
tended Sunday evening.
Those In charge for that even
Ing were Mr and Mrs Elmer
Schmidt, Mr and Mrs Orval
Matheny, Mr and Mrs Don Evans
and Rev and Mrs John Rydgren.
The booths Included every
thing from a shooting gallery to
a hamburger stand.
Mrs Darrel McLachlan won the
grand prize for adults for ac
cumulated points at the booths.
The chlldrens prize was won by
Wayne Evans.
she wore were loaned to her by
her aunt, Mrs Smith. She wore
the traditional blue garter,
which was made by Miss Nancy
Rands, bridesmaid.
Miss Rands wore a street
length dress of watermelon pink
peau de sole, and carried a nose
gay of pink carnations.
Darvin Webb of Rufus was
best man, and Jerry Peck, bro
ther of the bride was usher.
Keith and Dennis Gronqulst of
Boardman were the candlelight-
ers.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the Smith
home. The three-tiered cake
topped by white bells, centered
the lace covered table. After the
first traditional piece was cut
by the couple It was cut and
served by Mrs R B Rands of
Boardman. Mrs Richard Manning
of Power City poured the coffee
and Mrs Wendell Lampkin of
Echo was at the punch bowl.
Mrs Darvin Webb of Rufus had
The Heppner Extension unit
will meet at the home of Mrs
Pete McMurtry on Tuesday
March 8 at 1:30 p m
This will be a most Important
meeting to all members and
those Interested In extension
work. Program planning co
chairmen, Mrs Doug Drake and
Mrs Howard Pettyjohn, will give
their report from the recent
meeting nt Tine City to discuss
the continuation of the county
units or perhaps discontinuing
them and presenting th exten
slon program through public
meetings and workshops. Also
they will present the subjects to
be offered for next year's work
Project leaders. Mrs C 1 1 v e
Huston and Mrs Kelthley Blake
will give a talk on the Morrow
County Museum, the library, and
what will be In the new museum.
Two Couples Hosts
Dinner-Pinochle
Party Saturday Night
Mr Jack Loyd pok to the' Mr and Mr Bill Scrlvner and
SoroptlmUt Club of Heppner Mr and Mrs Jerry Daggett were
Thursday at their luncheon co hosts for a dinner party sat
meeting, about the Pullo Foun. ; urday evening at the Scrlvner
datlun. Kh l.il,t i.t th nui rrl. hum.
Idea of the foundation and the! The guests were Mr and Mrs
manges maue. Paul Koenig. Mr ana Mrs mn
Mrs Loyd was Introduced by Blakney. Mr and Mrs Bill Turner,
Miss Leta Humphreys, program Mr and Mrs Harlan McCurdy Jr,
chairman for the club. jrtd Mr and Mrs Bill Soweu.
Bonnie Ilannan was the senior' Following dinner pinochle was
girl representative from Heppner played.
Mjrh school to attend the meet-1 nigh for the women was won
'"S- I by Mrs Sowell and high for men
Birthday cake was served In . was won by Mr Turner. Low
honor of Mr Frank Sargent.
Tommy Stockard Has
Sixth Birthday
for women was won by Mrs
Blakney and low for men was
won by Mr Blakney.
Mrs Becket Reviews
Tommy Stockard celebrated Rr(")k At Cluh Meetl'nn
NOW
ARRIVING-
New Spring
SPORTS WEAR
BY
IKORET
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs Peck wore a blue printed
silk dress, and a corsage of
white carnations. The bride
groom's mother wore a sheath
dress of beige raw silk, and a
corsage of white carnations.
For going nway the bride wore
a blue wool dress with black
accessories.
The bride Is a graduate of St
Joseph's Academy In Pendleton,
and the groom Is a graduate
of Hermlston High school. The
couple will live, at Rufus. The
groom Is employed nt the John
Day Dam.
Included in those present from
out of town were the groom's
brother, Rod Mittelsdorf, and
Alice Hewitt from Seattle, Wash,
and the groom's cousins, Mr
and Mrs Milo Lineicum of Tort
land. Those present from Boardman,
were Mr and Mrs R B Rands,
Mr and Mrs Ray Gronqulst and
daughter, Karen, Mr and Mrs
Ronald Black and daughter
Diane, Mr and Mrs Eklon Shan-
Many Attend Annual
Pancake Luncheon
Tuesday the All Saints Epis
copal parish house was the scene
of the annual Shrove Tuesday
pancake luncheon, with many
enjoying the pancakes, ham and
fruit served by the women of
the church.
The chairman for the lunch
eon was Mrs Frank Aycrs, assis
ted by Mrs William Labhart.
Those serving were Mesdames
P W Mahoney, Lowell Cribble,
Gene Hall, Howard Cleveland,
Robert Jones, LaVerne Van Mar
ter, Frank Anderson, William
Labhart and James Norene.
Sunday afternoon, given by his
mother. Mrs Clem Stockard. as
sisted by his two sisters, Joan
and Jean Stockard.
Tommy's guests were Chuck
Knox. Rodney Whitesmith, Da
vid Eckman. Loren Hopper, Dave,
Mike and Brian Hughes, Jeffery
Marshall, Darree Phoenix, Bobby
Ployhar. Denzll Robblns. Duane
Steers, Brenda Tahor, Jim Van
Winkle, Gerald Watklns, Gary
Wllhelm and Billy Stockard. I
Birthday cake decorated In the
cowboy motif and Ice cream were
served along with balloons and
crepe paper hats as favors.
Games were played following re
freshments.
The Bookworms met at the
home of Mrs J O Turner Tues
day evening of last week with
Mrs Harold Becket reviewing
'The Outlander" by Myron David
Monument
By MARTHA MATTESOIf
Mrs Henry Llppert drove to
Prlnevllle Saturday on business.
Mr and Mrt Henry Martin
drove to Prlnevllle where they
ulcked up their son P.lchsrd and
family, then on to Salem on busl-nes.
Carlik Stewart of New line
spent the weekend visiting at
the Stanley Musgrave home.
Mr and Mrs Miles Gllman
came In from Mt Vernon Monday
to visit their con Willard and
Mary H k. Sulla MeOrty
nd ton Donald. Martha Mat'
in ar.d P.t-brrt D " AM
to Tendleton Wednesday.
Mrs Darlene Buyer and Mrs
Bub H.'lmes drove to John Day
Friday on bmdne.
Mr and Mrt Henry Martin ht
their granddaughter, Donna,
with them for a Ions vUlt from
her home In Prlnevllle.
Mr and Mrs Mrty uus ana
small children and Roberta
rrukrr drove to John Day en
business Wednesday.
George Capon was rusnea to
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wife. They returned to their we Jnn iy "!.. -r'
evening, wnerc u i i r"" -
he has pneumonia.
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs Heath Hostess
For Bridge Club
Mrs Bill Heath entertained her
bridge club Friday evening of
last week at her home.
The guests were Mrs Jack
Ilealy, Mrs Don Bellenbrock, Mrs
Ned Sweek. Mrs Creston Robin
son, Mrs Kemp Dick, Mrs Dick
Meador and Mrs Riley Munkers.
High prize for the evening wat
fi
Mike Crist Honored
At Surprise Party
The St Albln's Acolyte and
copal church gave a surprise jCOre At VQrd CIUD
Mrs Evans Has High
ueiping in the kitchen were I Rev Bruce Spencer
Mesdames Frank Ayers, Rufus,
nnrtv fnr Mlhnnl Prlct tna nt i
the senior servers Monday even- "
Ing In respect of his service as an ZZCZ r Tl "T V V,
altar boy of All Saints church. , mZm Mankln,
The boys presented Michael Mrs Walter Becket, Mrs Max
with a gift of a billfold and key Harris. Mrs Ambrose Chapln, Mrs
case matching set, and refresh- Henry Happold and Mrs Art Wat
ments of chocolate cake and Ice kins.
cream were served. I Mrs Evans won the high prize,
Those attending were AMn Mrs Harris won low and tha
Ayers, Chris Burkenblne, Gerald double pinochle prize was won
Bunch, Michael Crist, Harold by Mrs Happold and Mrs Becket
uray, inris Laonart, rimmy
Loyd, David McBath, Dan Mc-
Quarrle, John Pfelffer, Bruce
Spencer, Bruce Thomson, senior
advisor Gerald O'Mallcy and the
Orr. An Interesting side note was won by Mrs Robinson, second
the fact that Mr Orr Is an Eng- high was won by Mrs Meador
lish professor at the college in and low went to Mrs Munkers.
Alpena, Michigan, where Mr and
Mrs Becket visited their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs
Albert Burkenblne. Mrs Becket
also showed colored slides of
that area where the book takes
place.
Those attending were Mrs Har
ry Dinges, Mrs Floyd Jones, Miss
Leta Humphreys, Mrs Lucy Pet
erson, Mrs Ike Cole, Mrs Ted
Smith, Mrs Cornett Green, Mrs
Eb Hughes, Mrs James Thom
son and Mrs Jack Flug of Board-man.
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Hostess was Mrs Richard
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Duplicate Club
Sewing Club Meets
At Schaffitz Home
The Sewing Club met at the
home of Mrs E K Schaffitz last
Wednesday afternoon.
Members attending were Mrs
John Pfeiffer, Mrs Raymond Fer
guson, Mrs C E McQuarrle, Mrs
Robert Penland, Mrs Carl Spaul
ding, Mrs Jack Bedford, Mrs
Lowell Gribble and the hostess,
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Those attending were Mr and
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Mrs Clint McQuarrle, Mr and
Mrs L E Dick, Dr and Mrs Wal
lace Wolff, Mr and Mrs Conley
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Following bridge refreshments
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Mrs Walter Becket entertained
with a dinner party last Wed
nesday evening in honor of her
husband and Charles Vaughn on
their birthdays.
Other guests were Mrs Vaughn
and Mr and Mrs Fred Parrish.
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