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HtttHt CAZETTC-TlMtl. Tkui4. J IX IM gOCIAL -apPENIN6S tswitMttas iKiiuuunTuranxnxntsutSBatnn IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH SCENE OF PIERCE-SHERER WEDDING SATURDAY lr ECHO MLMATEEI ilk.ih hat n.idk'. .f uMt tar Mi Urbar Kay Stu rr. nation and pink rMiut. oaugnirr or Mr nu Mr HaruMi A reception MluwrU In the Sheu-r t.f ln and Mr Wayne (church parlor. After the brt.le U I'lerte r Iteiimumj were united I and groom cut the f!rt piece in marriage juturtiay anernoorUof the four tlcre.1 wedding cake. June IS, Hlth Rev Rod MKen- the ret wa mtms! by M; Mar (i officiating at the iuri ring ..n ralmer of Ion ami Mr ceremony. I Glenn Khmer of Echo, both aunt The brl.li". given In marriage of the bride. I.y her father, wore a gown oil Mr Harry Munker. lUppner. wiih mammy lace, over run grandmother of the brlJ. pour and taffeta. The dre. wu wait ed ami Mr Cordon rrlday, Mad length and her lac vrll wa raj, KiMer t)f the groom, served ahoulder length and held In place the f.unrh. The gurt book wii by a lare cap. She carried a in the chare .f Mm Richard white orchid with streamer of Sherer and Mr Leland McKln tephamtls. ncy an,j Mr Le ralmer had Mardine Baker was maid of charge of the Rift table, honor and Judy Sherer. aUtir of Member of the Maranatha the bride, waa bridesmaid. They ru0 had charge of the reccp ljth wore Identical drew. Mla Hon with Mra Wallace Matthew Baker" being lavender and Ml chairman. Other auditing were Mierera pinK. iney wore maun- Mra Keith Rea end Dlanna Petty wg anoea and nats and carried I John. nouqucts or lavenner and pink The bride la a graduate of flower. I lone high school and attended Little Barbara Ann Palmer. Eastern Oregon College. The cousin of the bride, waa flower Kroom was a former teacher In girl, dressed In pinK with a pink hhe lone achools. hot and she carried a basket of for going away the bride chose pinK rose peiaia. a blue ult with white access wrry iTyae or rakima wa 0rles and ahe wore an orchid dc man ana usncrs were jiicn- Following the reception the ard Sherer. brother of the bride couple left for a trio to Canada and Leland McKlnney. afIor wnkh thpy win le at home Fare Well Party Held the wedding music and Brenda . TV and radio shon Or YlQllOnS rndaV Townscnd ang -I Love You out of town guest attending At Court HoUSC Park iiuiy biiu j nc n ruiiing way the w edd nflr were Mr and Mr er." Roy rettylohn. The Dalles: Jovce After the Little League game The church was decorated with RUSt an(j Susan Chrlstman on Frlday nlCh,' Mr and Mrs wiiuv Kiuuiuu wn javenueri w'allowa; Mr and Mrs Glenn l'oraor' arui lamuy, Mr ana bows. Sherer. Echo: Mr and Mrs Arlle M" Rl)y Klrk urMct, The mother of the bride wore Austin. Portland- xr- .h m Jean. Mrs Clint Agee and daugh a Dolr blue silk trganza dress arl McKlnney and Alan, Her- ,or Mr anfl Mrs Jack nnd iiu nnc- nuT5.MJi.iM aim iir miston: Jane Nader Snokane 'lrn Alr ana ,rs "alP Kicn- De.,e Mr and Mrs Gordon Trlday. Mad- monl nd "miiy, and Mr and ras: Mr and Mrs Garland Mead- Mrs f-ddle underson and boys ows. Prairie Cltv: Vorn nil,,, had a welner roast on the court Redmond; Mrs J G McNess. The noust' lawn ln ,,on"r of Mr Bnd Dalles; Mr ami M nni.n p. Mrs James Million and children ker and Diana, California; Mr and Mrs Lee Pettyjohn and fam lly, Arlington; Mr and Mrs Elm er Palmer, Mr and Mrs Harry Munkcrs, Hcppncr; Mrs Nellie Palmer, Lexington. f I I ' -ifw II y I y . II 1 V . . A . . - t MvJ. h r i J j ' . r j " MR AND MRS HAROLD HOLTZ nxnrifd Juna 4 at rirt Trinity Lutheran cnurcn In Harmlston. Garland Meadows wore a dress with yellow accessories. who are leaving Hcppncr. They presented the Mai Ions with a going away gift. BARBARA KAY STEAGALL Barbara Steagall Tells Engagement Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steagall of Lexington, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Barbara Kay, to Mr Gregory Gates Leyva, son of Mr and Mrs Gar Leyva of Lexington. Barbara is a graduate of Lex ington high school and Gregory of lone high school. He Is em ployed In Lexington this summer and will attend Commercial Av iation School ln Troutdale this fall. i Soroptimists Read Letters From Europe The Soroptimists Club of Hep- pner met Thursday noon at the I Wagon Wheel. Letters were read from Miss luck dinner was given for MrlLeta Humphreys who is touring and Mrs Fred Trussing, who will I Europe. The letters were writ be leaving Heppner to make I ten from Killarney, Glasgow and Prussings Honored At Potluck Dinner Saturday night a no host pot- Farewell Party Fetes Christine Prussing Trisha Farley was hostess at her home Friday night for a going away dinner party In honor of Christy Prussing who will be moving from Heppner. Guests besides the honored guest were, Diane Schaffitz, Kar-1 en French, Gall Batty, Jean Marie Mealy, Vlckl Krelmeyer, Susan Drake, and Joan Stockard. A buffet dinner was served, games were played and then they attended the theater. Mrs Anderson Feted With Birthday Party Mi R4-rt L add Mi Jmr fkrlry fff to butlcuci f a tlnhJay riy Thuid) firrnajft fr Mr fcc-n A4cri t lh rum of Via FaiWy. Th-y luisfr.J Mr Ar4ron'a birthday with handkm hlrf hmrr. Rrfrrkhment of ttrth day cake and lef cream wrrt PtfHM-hlf wa plrd durtnc th afirfiuMJii kiih M-' Andt-r- kjh high, Mr Oiapin low and th plnorhlf was held by Mr Andern and Mm Lowe. I Other guots betdde w hun- ornl gu-t were, Mr Walter IWikrt. Ml Father B-rtnm Mr Fred Mankln, Mr lUrl Evan, Mr Orln U'rlght and Mr AmhruM Chapln. Lonhams Entertain Duplicate Club Mr il M tVMry lbm rt-trflt'S.-! IJ.rU dapllftt trtd club Mn.tay Mf liir.iurt l'hy at Hr l..me. Our.L Urlf Ml !. Hm lin and Mr UWrn Van Marter, Mr and Mr Wii:um tulJin. Mr and Mr Janw LfUtxdl. Mr and Mr Willaid lilakf. and lr and Mr Wall. Wolff. Mr Biak an.i Pr Widff bad blh r ff thf wrnrt and Mr Collin and Mr Van Martef er cind. Howells To Be Feted On 50th Anniversary Mr and Mr Everett Howell, Mr and Mr Clifford Howell and Mr and Mr William Howell, children of Mr and Mr Frank Howell of Monument, are having reception In honor of their parent's 50th wedding annlver sary on Sunday, June 36. Ojien house will be held from 2 to 5 p m at the Tommy Howell cabin on Rock creek, formerly called Reeds Mill aii menus and relative are cordially Invited. Mrs J J Nys Speaks To St Monicas Guild St Monica's Guild met at the home of Mrs Howard Cleveland Tuesday night Mrs Paul Webb presided at the meeting. Mrs J J Nys gave an Informative talk on Altar Guild work. There were 15 members present. After the business meet ing, refreshments were served, i Mrs Bedford Hostess For Sewing Club Lt Wednrkday afternoon. Mrs Jack Bedford entertained the ewlng club at her home on Flo neer lr!ve. Guents for an afternoon of ewlng were. Mr Claude Gra ham. Mr Robert Penland. Mr Carl 8pulding. Mr R B er fiunon. Mr Fd SchaffiU and Mr Bedford's houe guet, Mr Bea Bedford and Barbara Bedford. Chats With Your Home Agent Continued from fog 3 unsaddle their horse, and hob ble them up for the night. They Belled" two of the horses, so they could hear them through out the evening. The men stayed with the cattle overnlte, but the girls rode back with us to the Wright ranch home. Mildred planned to drive the girls out again, at an early hour to Join the riders on the third day of the drive. Velma and I got back to Hep pner around 8:30 p m two tired gals, but thrilled to the soles of our tired, dirty feet. We had been on a cattle drive! Letter Home Telli Of 4H Summer School Tr. rit.t vM 1 H nn.U r i '.u:. !.ri 1 H ,ur!.pi rr ?- I i-n V "!'" tf-jf . ft Sll t l-r( " -k 7 hi U M'rf ifn SmilK. daut'J trf 4f Mr and Mr Gl-n Smutt. lwr. b. U attendlf g unfnef bl t" ''' fir! tlmrt. Ttii U tte firt !. I b had l Wfl'f It b I "Hied here to da, but l1y prrtty not lUitrrni Hatfield her to- day and n radiJ U U"t We er.t orr lJ tb I'" rviliM-um and litenra to rum !. have m rr' t r"n- mate. Paul ?trumi. vrui,n. Judy Ktk. IJnda Ijrtmx. i.ynn. Barbara. Milrley, rl ana ;rx-y, The wimmlng d U in tn Women's Building, The uorar? U real hue three flr In all. Arleta M.-Cat of .nel and uw Julie ipfclfferi. Martha tf'heri. and Mariene (Frtsch) the other day. They live 16 block fnm u. We walked up here the other day and boy. were We tired: The House where I lue 1 call- eil PI Beta Phi and I an old fashioned English house. There are chandelier hanging from the ceiling and the are rug covered. There are thee -little talking thlnfis" on each floor (three of them) and you push the button and talk to others on different floors. The classes are real fun, but we have to walk. walk. walk. It Is 18 blocks from on of our meet Ing classes to our house. We had a class in modeling today anu it was lots of fun. I will be coming home Satur day around 4:30 p m (It took us 8 hours to get here last Satur day.) Will see you then. Love, Judy. Phone your naws Items to (-9228. their home ln Kemmerer, Wy oming. The dinner was at the home of Mr and Mrs Thll Blakney and guests besides Mr and Mrs Prus sing were Mr and Mrs Robert Brlndle, Mr and Mrs Harry Bon gers, Mr and Mrs Tim Moore, Mr and Mrs Gene Tierce, Mr and Mrs Paul Koenlg and Mr and Mrs Harry O'Donnell. A going away gift was pre sented to the Prussings. NAMES MISSED The names of Mr and Mrs Harold Cohn were inadvertently left out ln the story last week of the group of people who were given a birthday party at the Ralph Jackson ranch. Mr Conn's birthday was on the date of the party, June 13. Phone your naw Itwns to 6-9228. Kdlnburg telling about the coun try, the tours and the places of interest she has seen, so far. Miss Humphreys will be gone from Heppner about six months. Laurie Labhart Has Sixth Birthday Mrs William Labhart enter tained a group of her daughter Laurie's friends at her home last Thursday in honor of her sixth birthday. Tracey Norene, Dovie Alder man, Kelly and Shelly Wolff, Marie Van Marter, Becky Webb, and Elizabeth Abrams, were her guests. Games were played and re freshments server. Mrs Wyman Has High Score At Bridge Club Renegers Club Meets I Mrs Jerry Daggett entertained At Van Marter Home the Kings Llttle Quecns bridge -At vuti vturiet nurne club at her nome Frld ay evenlng. Wednesday night, Mrs La- Guests were Mrs Robert Brin- Verne Van Marter entertained ' die, Mrs Ilene Wyman, Mrs Pat the Renegers bridge club at her,OBrlen. Mrs Creston Robinson, home. Renegers and guests were Mrs - I COURT STREET MARKET lr: j li . 11 i in'i iii iniiiM ( ii inr i a . . i ill PHONE 6-9643 FACIAL TISSUE SPECIALS FOR JUNE 24-25 FREE PARKING 7n IT Snoo James Prock, Mrs Elaine George, Mrs Eddie Gunderson, Mrs Wil liam Labhart, Mrs James Farley, Mrs Richard Meador, Mrs Paul Webb, and Mrs Alex Thompson. High for the evening was Mrs Labhart, second Mrs Gunderson, and low, Mrs Meador. Phona your naw ltams to 6-9228, Mrs raur Koenlg, Mrs Phil Blak ney, Mrs Harry O'Donnell, and Mr Harry Bongers. Mrs Wyman had high score for the evening, second was Mrs O'Donnell and low Mrs Blakney. SPRECKLES SUGAR CANNING TIME IS HERE MONUMENT 25 lb. Sam Scott is now employed at Kinzua where he expects to move his ramuy soon. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb 9C 2 lbs $1.37 iT'S LUCKY TO WEAR YOUR BIRTHSTONE tones for births r I 'J km stHv-iw, i r.i -gair fg rni?"aZi -THE PEARL ALEXANDRITE -MOONSTONE Symbols of health and longevity for her: A lovely pearl ring, desired by every woman for its own beauty and charm. Or an alluring moonstone ring of limpid and misty beauty for him: An extremely handsome man's ring, set with an alexai.drite, deep and strong in color-a ring he will wear with pride. PETERSON'S JEWELERS NOW THE TIME GRAIN Fire Insurance COSTS NO MORE NOW i THAN LATER PREMIUMS AS LOW AS ANYWHERE C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6 96S HEFFNEB B & M 28 OZ. BAKED BEANS CANS 55 B & M BROWN BREAD CANS 49" INSTANT SANKA 4 0Z. ygc FINEST QUALITY MEATS BAB-S -SMOKED PORK NECK BONES lb. 10c BULK KRAUT Pt. 19c BONELESS PORK ROASTS lb. 59c BAR-S-CHIPPED BEEF Pkg. 39c lib 43 ORDER YOUR HARVEST MEAT NOW ON SALE! NO. 1 10 lbs LOCAL CABBAGE ... LB. TC I j CANTALOUPES LB. QC 8'
