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gOCIAL J-APPENINGS
OSCAR LUNDEUS CELEBRATE 50TH
WEDDING ANNI VcKoAts t jui'
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cbrated their 50th wedding annl- community church
.crary Sunday noor ''"H LuruU.Uil w,re married
5 with a ifirden reception at their
home at lone.
The yard ' decorated wl,h
gliders, umbrella, garden chairs.
On the reception table were
two compotes ft delphinium.
Iris and roses. After the first
piece of the four tiered cake,
decorated with wedding bells
and roses, was cut by Mr and
Mm Lundell. the remainder wai
served by Mrs Harland Lundell
and Mrs Dale Lundell. assisted
by Mrs Adon Itamlett and Mrs
Raymond Lundell.
Mrs Anna Llndstrom and Mra
Mary Swanson poured the coffee
and the punch was served by
Mra Beulah Lundell and Stephen
Llndstrom.
Janet and Corliss Lundell had
charge of the guest book and
other assisting with the recep
Hon were Mrs Lewis Halvorsen,
Mra Marlon Talmcr, Mlaa Mary
Brackett. Edward Lundell and
Curtis Lundell.
The Individual table were
decorated In pink and purple
i. ..iri. fi,,.i..r A larce bou-
Willi J'H'n -
quet of pink rosea was on a table
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u...i,.n nt h si no honored
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the Lundella at tne mommc
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i were nwinru
June 1, 1910 at the hme of her
parents, the late vi
llenry Pet re near Rhea Siding on
Willow creek. They have lived
In Morrow county all their mar
ried life, coming to lone from
Rhea Siding February
They have three sons. liar
land In Boise. Idaho and Dale
snd Kenneth In Oakland. Calif.
They were all present with their
families. Mrs Harland Lundell
and children Janet. Corlisa and
Curtis of Boise; Mrs Dale Lun
dell and son Edward of Oak
land. Others attending the reception
from a distance were Mrs Alan
Tom. Mrs Herman Biackett and
daughter. Mary of Rufus; Mr and
Mrs O B Spaulding. Mrs Henry
Krebs. Mrs D Tatone. Mrs Sarah
Keister. Mrs Ralph Phillips. Ar
lington; Mrs Beulah Lundell.
Norman Swanson and son Jerry.
Wallace Lundell and children.
Mrs Corrlgall. Mrs R L Brewster.
Portland; Mr and Mrs Richard
..kiiiron. Pendleton;
George Tatone u.- - -
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Rebekahs-Odd fellows
Plan Summer Picnic
t.i.jv ifcrc n.t'jr.U-t and
UHor were prewnt f f the
tueftir.g f Suns Suud Ri rkh
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June 3
n.i. !.!.- in ISeU-kah A-m-
bly at Eugene, Mr Met le Kirk,
Mis Esther Urrgtrom and Mrs
R MiMurtry. gave their re
port during the meeting.
It was announced that the
Oddfellows Itebekah picnic will
be held at Cuuforth Tark, July
10. All Cldfellows. lUbekahs and
their families are Invited to attend.
Noble urand. Mrs P.ufu Piper,
announced that the material for
the conentln formal has ar
rived at J C Penney Co and may
be obtained by those Interested.
Mrs Fred Thomas was the win
ner of the penny drill and Mrs
Plwr. Mrs !!' Quaekenbush and
Mrs Mable Chaffee wero hostes
ses for refreshments after the
meeting.
At that time. R G McMurtry
showed slides of the Oddfellow'
Home In Portland.
The next meeting. June 17 will
tie the last one until September
2. The quarterly birthday party
will be held at the June 17
meeting.
Father Of Year Feted
At Potluck Dinner
Last Saturday evening In All
Saints' Episcopal parish house,
the Morrow county Cow Belles
i.f.,1 n not lurk dinner to honor
the Morrow county Father of the
Year, E Markham Baker or tone.
He was sponsored by the fel
lowship group of the Community
r.hiirM-1 nl Inne.
I Mri George Rugg, president of
the Cow Belles, presented him
with a gift or a tie ciasp nnu
cuff links engraved with his initials.
Barbecue Party Held
On Tenth Birthday
I Mrs fiene Hall gave a barbe
cue party In honor of her son
David's tenth birthday, at their
Rhea creek ranch, last Sunday
afternoon.
I Guests to help David celebrate
were, Bobby Dobbs, Timmy Loyd,
Billy Stmkard, La ry Richmond,
Ricky Gimbel, Steven rcuyjomi
ir.ii ti Rawlins. Kit Anderson
Chris Labhart. John Van Winkle,
ihn Hull. Marie and Paul Van
Marter, and Jimmy Jacobs of
lone.
I Baseball was played during
the afternoon. Mrs Walter Ja
cobs and Mrs LaVerne Van
Marter assisted Mrs Hall.
and Mrs Herman Havekost,
Summervllle; Mrs Minnie Wil
son, The Dalles; Melvln Allyn,
Lexington; Mr and Mrs Joe Ta
tone and family, Boardman;
Miss Opal Brlggs, Mrs Anne
Smouse, Mr and Mrs Ray Drake,
Mr and Mrs Ben Anderson, Mr
and Mrs John Bergstrom, Mr and
Mrs Frank Parker, Mr and Mrs
Kenneth Turner, Ileppncr and
Mrs Dora Eagle, Oaksdale, Wash.
The Lundells were honored at
at family dinner last week.
Holt '-Grant Wedding
Held M Hermiston
Luthei -i Church
Bf ECH ALMATTti
lirhtf Giai.t, daughter t4 Mr
and Mr Jhn Grant t.f llermls
Ion. ami llandd
Mr and Mf CUrnw 111
luri wit married at the Firl
Trinity Lutheran church In Her.
mUton Saturday, June at w w
ti m. with the Rev L M Wetter-
kamp of Seattle tifficUtlng.
T)ie bride's drvrt was tnlon
or 4; an4 oer white Mtln. with
chanel train. Her fingertip veil
was hell In place with a crown
of earU and orange blossoms.
She carried a bouquet of pink
res with white streamer. Some
thlnir new was her gown, neck-
lace and earrings; blue, a garter.
and ienny In her tmoe.
Judv Itodccs was tne mam 01
honor and the bridesmaids were
Shirley Modlne. Donna Chllds
and Eilei n Lhl. cousin or tne
bride.
Tbev wore mint green taffeta
sheath dresses, with net over
skirts and head pieces of white
flowers and carried nosegayt of
white carnations with green rib
bons.
Th randlellifhters were Louise
Uhl. cousin of the bride, and
Elaine Wolfe and they were dres
sed In white dacron and cotton
spring dresses with pink bows
rtown the back and pinK ana
white carnations on their wrists.
Kathy Holtz. niece or tne
eroom and Joannle Tiller were
flower girls. They wore pink
organdy with net oversKtris, witn
nlnk and creen rosettes and car
ried pink sweet peas In baskets.
Elmer lloltz was best man tor
his brother and ushers were Tom
Klrkell, Rollo Crawford and John
Grant.
Gene Rietmann was the organ
ist and Bobby Grant sang "The
Lord's Prayer", accompanied by
Mrs John Harmon: Judy Hodges
sang "Now and Forever" and
"The Wedding Trayer" and a
quintet consisting of Sherry
Koivisto, Alberta Royer. Alberta
Standerfer, Bobby Grant and
Rollie Harman sang "Let Us
Ever Walk With Jesus." accom
panied by Mrs Harmon.
A reception followed in the
basement of the church which
was decorated with pink and
white gladioli.
The reception table was dec
orated with pink and white car
nations and white tapers. After
the first piece of the wedding
cake was cut by the bride and
Kroom It was served by Mrs Her
sey Hardin, aunt of the bride,
and Gladys Brodzeller.
Mrs Marion Hawkins, aunt of
the bride, poured the coffee and
Mrs L M Westerkamp, aunt of
the bride, was at the punch bowl.
Donna Weese had charge of
the truest book and Glenna Bous-
quet and Betty Sanders were In
charge of the gifts.
The mother of the bride and
the groom's mother both wore
blue dresses with white access
ories with eorsaees of pink rose
buds and white carnations.
Fur her poinir awav the bride
chose a blue suit with white and
blue accessories and an orchid
corsage.
The couDle went to the Hawai
ian Islands for their honeymoon,
Joe Stewarts Given
Farewell Dinner
Sut.U. lUy 7i. ft.ctt.bei i4
xue Chfiii rhurth had a pot
luck dlnnrr In hnuc 4 Mr and
Mr J. Stewart, who are (raving
Heppnrr to make thru henw In
lUifway. whete be will t
trln achuul superintendent.
They had a program, which
was a TliU U Your Uf" theme,
depicting things the Stewarts had
done In and for the church. Mr
Stewart secured a man la build
the parsonage, helped build a
cabin fr the church at Cue.
painting and laying tile In the
church and both Mr and Mrs
Stewart laught In the Bible
school.
Aprons were presented to the
fUmrvarta mnd Linda, to remind
them tt some of th odd one
they uked at different occasions
t the church. They were pre
sented a barbecue aa going
away gift from the member of
the church.
The committee In charge of
the dinner were Mrs Theta Strat
um, and Mrs Marcel! Jones.
Birthday Luncheon
Party Held Saturday
At Epl scope! Church
The annual blrihdiy lunrhcvn
nd card party of AH &1M"
rj.iM-i.pal rhurth was held Sat
urday afternoon at the parlh
There were fourtrt-n tables of
bridge and five of pinochle, with
Mr Wallace Wullf having high
core In bridge and Mrs Eld-n
Pudbrrg. second. In pinochle, Mrs
Walter Bvket was high and Mr
Clarence Johnson second. Mrs
tklbert Wright received the door
prUe.
The parUh houe wag very
colorful with flower of all colors
.... email table and many
bouquets of summer flowers
around the room.
n.ioicua for the afternoon
were members of St Elizabeth's
guild of the churcn.
Mrs Van Marter Has
High Score At Bridge
Thursday night of last week.
Mrs Jimmy Prock and Mrs
Wayne Prock entertained with a
dessert bridge at the home of
Mrs Jimmy Frock.
Mrs LaVerne Van Marter had
high score for the evening. Mrs
Herbert Hamilton was second
and Mr Ray Boyce was low.
Other guests were, Mra Mar
shall Lovgren. Mrs Marlon Green,
Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs Don Ben
nett. Mrs Fred Gimbel. Mrs Alex
Thompson. Mrs James Mallon.
Mrs Pat O'Brien. Mrs Lowell
Cribble. Mrs Bernard Marshall,
Mrs Donald Pyle, and Mrs Rod
erick Murray.
after which they will be at home
in lone, where the groom Is en
gaged In wheat farming.
Wedding Date Told
By Miss Kay Sherer
Mr and Mr Harold Sherer of
lone are announcing the forth
coming marriage of their daugh
ter. Kay. to Wayne D Pierce of
Redmond.
The ceremony will be held Sat
urday. June 18 at 2:00 p m In
the Community church of lone
with a reception following In
the church basement
All friends and relatives are
cordially Invited.
Dinner Party Honors
Five Anniversaries
A progressive dinner on Sat
urday evening celebrated the
u'MMine anniversaries during
the week of Mr and Mrs Harry
Bongers, Mr and Mrs Phil BiaK
ney. Mr and Mrs Paul Koenlg.
Mr and Mrs Tim Moore, and Mr
and Mrs Harry ODonnell. Mr
and Mrs Harry Vandelaar of
Portland, house guests of the
Bongers were also guests
Soroptimists Tell
Scholarship Winners
Tt.e Kg-jUr rr.'-r.tiy H!--
meetirg c-f the SoropumNt Club
of llcppnef was held Thur.iay
nuoit al the Wagv.n Wheel.
t was recommended and ap
ir.rd Out Ihe h.-pltallty com
inittee of Ihe club be enlarged
lo three member, with more re
pufvi.lbl!stlc. Mm Elaine S Crge. rhaltman
(or ihe annual banquet, gave a
report and appointed her com
mittee. The banquet Is to b
Saturday evening. June 6 at All
Saints Episcopal parish house.
The scholarships reel plent s
were announced as Annette Jone
and Sally I'dell for the cltiren
ship scholarships and Jean Col
lins received the college scholarship.
Mrs Knox Presents
ils In Recital
Pupih
Mrs Charles Knox presented
her piano pupils In recital Tues
day evening. May 31, at the
Christian church.
Pupils appearing were Jill
Schmidt. Trlcla Farley. Nancy
Cleveland, Greg Kreimeyer, Lynn
Burkenbine. Verina French,
Marsha Sowell and Karen Mc
Curdy. Mrs Victor Kreimeyer was
guest artists, appearing with Mr
Knox In a duet.
Refreshment were served by
the mothers, after the recital.
Dr. Darrel Martin
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