gOCIAL -AppENN6S
JUDY DARNIELLE, VICTOR GROSHENS
WED IN APRIL CEREMONY HtKb
On Fiiijy t-vrhitu:, April 'JO
at 7 oVKHk.'Ml Ju ly purr.W'K..
dm;h'r Mr ,lJ Mr V'tl'
PimU-U of Kno. Nevad nJ
Vi,i.if Lv t;rth-ii united j
in marriage, with the r:v Karl ,
Suvvsrrf iK-iformlnc tlx? double,
ring cvrrmony t the tiome vt
the groom' parents, Mr rul Mrs
Victor Crohhens.
The brile. plven In marriage
by hT uncle, Girge Inin of
U-sdngton. wore a ilnk taffeta
heatn dress with an orchid cor
sate. Ml Charlene June. Lexing
ton, maid cf honor was dressed
In a pink .heath dress with a
carnation corsage. The groom's
mother wore a black and white
checked suit.
Gary Jones of Heppner was the
best man.
After cutting the wedding cake
the couple left for a few days
at the Oregon coast.
Cuke and punch were served
from a tea table centered with a
pink jnd white floral arrange
ment to the following: Mr and
un fi.wffe Inin and three
children. Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones,
.. .kiind ccmihr BANQUET.
PROM HELD THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
' . ... id.-m l.rt I
Mr nl Mr Dle Bker all if
i iimi.iii! Mr and Mr i.r
i m, in,! Mrs Ltn Ray I
Sk hwar'. Fmlle Grohens. Dave J
Harnett, lv JV.ward ar.d Juay
(;r..hens of lleppner.
Mr and Mrs Grl'tis ar now
living at the Orvltl CutKforth
ranch where the groom Is employed.
Lai Thurd rvmini the
Junior tUrt cf HflfW
h.l em.-rUin.-4 the
ta and i-ther guet at the
annual Junlor-Ser.ior ban.iurl at
the Catholic t-arUh hall.
Joanne Schmidt. Junior 1
president, gave the eKvnw and
Tommy IUard. senior prrl
dent, the repuns.
Marion Huggett, rlenc9 in.".
cr at the high -h.l.
MH-ak-r. He t.-ld the group that
-It 1 ansuiuu-iy
graduates to go on maturing . .
. . wta mitt.
When a man nimin "' ",
Sunday Dinner Held
At Cutsforth Home
Mrs Alia Cutsforth had her
children, grandchildren and
friends to her home on Mother's
day for dinner.
Those who came to enjoy the
dav were Mrs Maude Pointer of
Corvallis. Mr and Mrs Orville
Cutsforth, Mrs Madce Bryant.
The Rev Raymond Beard, Mr
and Mrs Gene Cutsforth and
Mr nit Mrs Robert hll-
kennv and children. Mr and Mrs
rat Cutsforth and children, Mr
and Mrs Kenny Cutsforth and
children and Mr ana s
Cutsforth and children.
Dinner was served outdoors on
the lawn.
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Coming Events
Friday. May chapter
no JZ OES.
Monday. May 16-Cbamb ol
commerce, noon, W a t
WheeL
Rainbow for GUIs,
a mar lean Lqlon.
wdn.sday. May lS-WlUow.
lodge no 66. XOOF.
Thursday. May 19 SoroptUnlsts.
noon, wagon wnw.
rikc staa night.
Friday. May 20-Sans Soucl Be-
bekah loage.
Mrs
ship,
Ann
Mothers Club Has
Tasting Luncheon
Saturday Afternoon
Tie
ttt Use Cat holU'
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i.kr ! v,,.,,,.-, . nub
frown Ml ,,1 i . , , ..,, i,..u iUtur
" '- . Mo r-..n1 jr . ,i . . ,.f... ...h
i.. ...i nut runs and unall aiti"-U , ,(, foil
. f tvn and fl"tal arranfie j An ,H.id. i-ir.K and oK'
ments uh! n me n.i.r i!i.-nv ''"
r..t for the t-anuu.' w ie jvMih a airanjjemrm
r . .. .... .... ...... . .. i . I . j.
i red by 'he junior i'ti i'i i.mianv.- -
mother with rw chairmen M, , ,.r n-ntamet cvr.terinc the
IV.. ... i r..vu k. Mrs Wlm bu!!t lablr. l h mduldual
r .v Mrs Kenneth Ke.-linfi and ubU' a, ..t.t.red uith .mall.-r
Mis L D Tibbie in inau1- " arruiiK'
The i-mniniMi-e in ;wj.-
KtrrMR CAZTTTt TTMCT. Tftuaay. Maf U. 13
d.-r lh. direition of Mm Homer
llatfer. htme iH.nni.
t-r.
. .............. i-itli did the MT
xlng and the Junior cmrnittee
in charge of lannlr.C was Mar-
lene r.rlflin. Namy n-....
IX.rU Morrl.
Approximately "'
with svhool tH-ara nun..-..
ii .n.. r.i. IIei'lner lii;h
m-hwl teaihers and si-htxd fllu
i.tls as seclal guesis.
r.i nk'tit the annual
Junior-Senior prorn was held in
the multipurjH.se room of the
elementan- sch.K.I with -My Blue
Heaven" as the tneme.
The ceiling was draped with
blue and there were angels float
ing on clouds aiH-ui me rmni.
Mt. :..u-rt Atriut, Mrs w i
CVllins Mr W XV XVoUf. Mrs
!:..rrt r.rtndle. Mrs Italph Rich
hu.ihI and Mrs Ray XX'illiamfn.
About a." guets and members
Mtemted the unchem and en
Jih1 lsitlnt; and the mj re
ro'rd.sl music played during the
tftertHHin.
After the IuiicIuhhi. Him wUh
Int; c"ull copy the revii- tf
the dishes tasted.
lone Extension Unit -Has
Buffet Meal
The lone Extension unit closed
the year's program with a dem
otiKtratlnn on nreiuirlnc and
liaiija Virron
T!e .utk"dng tbainnan. Shir
,V Maker, thanked all th.H
Inive rM as r.J.-s1 leaders
iiud in itmnitt-s helping to
tarry i-n this ears rogrsrn uc
ceofutl)'. Legion Auxiliary
Plans For Official
The American Legion Auxll
Miy met on Tuesday evening at
the home ef Mm Lal uker.
Plan were t.impleted for the
no -host dinner at the Wagon
Wheel In honor f the depart
ment presilent, Mrs Delpha
'.s.rge who will make her of
ficial isll here next XVednes-day.
The evening was ent in
making popple corsages ior
IVppv IJ.iv. May .u anu .si.
auxiliary has made several
,......n,u nf (lowers for the vet
erans to be used on their wheel
chairs during the Rose Festival
In June. They have aiso muc
,..n,i !n dittv bags for the
Portland Veterans Hospital
a on ciouus " i ... .. i .
The entrance to the room was serving a buffet meal. Project
" . iii. 1 1.. ,.i..ra n..tiv c.irlsoti and Bar-
lone Sorority Names
Committees For Year
ehanter of
I lie wi v."' ..-
Epsllon Sigma Alpha met at the
Legion hall May i. June -.
set for the annual banquet at
the Elks club in rcnmcim ...
8:00 p m. All members and hus
hands ar welcome.
The club voted to give a 41!
scholarship of $23. Names were
f.,r nt vear's hostesses.
The project chosen for next year
will be civic inieresis.
. xrriivn nietmann. pre
for next vear. named the
following committees to help
her: ways and means, Mrs Betty
iicir Mrs r.ladvs Heliker.
Mrs Martha Peterson, Mrs Lun
friiio.ift. Mrs Dec Shock
i.... o,i Mr Reverlv Doherty;
social, Mrs Donna Peterson, Mrs
rrnwins. Mrs Mary Mc-
Lcod, Mrs Rosetta Palmateor and
Maxine Llnneu; meniun
Mrs Melva Miller. Mrs Jo
w.rrM Mrs Maravene
White and Mrs Eileen Padberg;
publicity, Mrs Irene Leathers
and Mrs Judy Buschke; educa
tional director, Mrs Joyce Snider;
program, Mrs Betty Rletmann;
scrapbook, Mrs Alice Crawford
and Jonquil Girl, Mrs Eulenna
Corley.
For the educational program,
corsages were made by the mem
bers Mrs Elaine Rletmann dem
onstrated making the corsages,
an,,, iictoocps were Mrs Mc-
Elligott and Mrs Martha Peter
son. , ,
Ti,oro i.in ho no more business
meetings until September.
THE REV EVANS VISITS
The Rev John Evans of
'Chicago, who does missionary
l . . 1 -i L 1 1 1- n Vl
. ..L. fnr thA KniSCOUili uiun."
wuin v.-- . .
i io nntu nn tpmnorarv duty
in Pendleton, spent Sunday and
;1HUl uo' ""c . ah
Episcopal church a few
made Into a garden scene win
a border of large plants ana
flowers and cages of parakeets.
During the Intermission, Flor
ence Morris and Norman Howell
were crowned queen and king of
the dance.
Music was provide! iy tne
Eastern Oregon College dance
hand.
' made
Saints'
years ago.
nro I Lodae Has
Two State Officers
The Degree of Honor lodge
met on Tuesday evening In the
hasement of the rnrisna h
lurch. Reports were given ny
ho attended the state
convention In Portland.
The lodge feels quite nonoreu
to have two of Its members as
state officers. Mrs Clara B Cert
ic national committee-
anH state director, ana
ttUHKIO i...-.
Mrs Bill Farra is the newly elec
ted state secretary.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs Adelle Wright. Bonnie Han-
nan and Mrs Gladys joni-s. me
nnvt meetine will be on May
24 at the lodge hall.
Rpneaers Club Has
Plant Exchange
fo Paul Wohh entertained the
Renegers bridge club last Wed
nesday evening at nei uumc
.iaca wart Mrs Robert Jones,
Mrs William Barratt, Mrs James
J Farley, Mrs Alex Tiiompson,
Mrs Gene Hall, Mrs uoraon
Pratt, Mrs James iNorene, ivirs
Frank Anderson, Mrs wverrm
Van Marter, Mrs Richard Meador
and Mrs William Labhart.
Holding high score for the
evening was Mrs Norene, Mrs
Van : larter was second and Mrs
Farley low. '
Eacl member brought a plant
from her garden and they were
exchanged at the end of the
evening.
leaders Betty Carlson and Bar
. . . i ...
bara Peterson serveu nam io.u.
tiulji.l t riuimil leUS. Colli
.I'l'..
muffins, relish plate and lemon
cheese cake ami corioe, ea or
. i-.ii ti Cli I rliv
,'Ull.tl ' j "
Crowell, Marie Steagall. Marjorle
baker, introtny mlI, nnn-
Ke'ne. Donna Bergstrorn, Vlda
Heliker. Margo Sherer, (.race
MeKlnnev. Jean Ne son. Judy
no.- ntul Ruth McCabe.
The lone unit decorated two
tables at the festival in neppner.
One for the United State and
one representing France. The
replica of the Eiffel Tower used
ers. Thirteen women from lone
registered at me iesnvai.
The door prize was won by
school have bivn selected to at
tend Girl s State tnis ummcr
Mrs Dick Holds High
Score At Bridge Club
Kbl.i bridge tiub met t
l!,e home -f Mrs XX'lUUm C
.tt XVclneUy evening.
iaie.1 for lh evening of
tut'j'e were Mr Howard Bryant.
Mr L K Pick. Mi l'aul Jone.
Mr rtar-.k Connor. Mrs Herman
hrvn. Mm Ib-yd Jones and Mrs
U e Cole.
Mr Pick had high Ktre for
the evening. Mr tlren second
anl low was Mm Co.
Party Celebrates
Ninth Birthday
Last Saturday afterron. Terry
IrH.k. sm of Mr and Mrs XVayne
rnx-k. was honored on hi ninth
birthday with a party In the
Catholic thurch basement.
Guests were Mike Smith.
Kevin and Kent Pratt. Mike Koe
nig Mike Labhart Mike Biakney,
Kip Scrlvner. Frank Lovgrett.
Urry rettvjohn, John Dubuque
and Jerry lieaiy.
ifip rnmes were played, cake
!V. girls from the lKal high and Ice cream were served.
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