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gOCIAL (-APPENN6S llrjcn SKf!;i. Ju rl t'l-uft f - in.ullrd tn nuKun of Ruth rh.!rr (hi 32 ltdr U Yatxetn Mr rul 0:ur Orr Uk r.u!l-d a MTr!hy latrun inner ou.crr iuktjjtt rr Mr J R Huffman. m Iran; Tmms I Wrll. Mut pairon; Mm farl Rryant, we irtary; M Edna Turtwr, t rra urer; Mr iVan Hunt. ronduc Irrw; Mm Lnwrtl Cribble. smjc Mt condurtrir,' Mr Thom Well, chaplain; Mr Howard Bryant, manhail; Mr C C Car muharl. oranit; Mrt OiarW Stout. Adah; Mr Tom Hughr. Ruth; Mm tbrrt Pliw, Either Mm W L Cox. Martha; Mrt J of Wrlfht. EUrta: Mm J B Sndr, wardrr; Paul W Jorun, wot i ml. Irutalllnj: offkvr wit Mrs Lr lie Grunt f Jasmine chapter no 71, Arlington and Mr Grant was Installing patron; Mrs Roy Quarkenbukh. installing chap lain; Mrs Dirk Wilkinson, in stalling marxhail; Mrs C A Rub rics of ik'thlchem no 78, Install ing organist. Mrs Crcwiok was escorted to the East by her son Davis, through an aisle of Rainbow Girls, each holding flowers in the colors of the Eastern Star. Mr Creswlck was escorted by his son Donald as Judy Cocholl sang "When You Wish Upon a Star", accompanied by Mrs Ruggles. After the Installation, Rev and Mrs Charles Knox sang, "Hold Thou My Hand", accompanied by Mrs J O Turner. Mr and Mrs Paul Jones, re tiring officers, were presented their past matron and past pat ron pins. Mrs Creswick's dress was of yellow, and that color was used throughout the decorations, with corsages and flowers being yel low roses. RUTH CHAPTER, OES, SEATS OFFICERS AT INSTALLATION FRIDAY EVENING i'Ha rri,fi- of O lcj j.nrf At II. IrtriJiun, hi. h fl Mafetnkc lull, in put'w lnal ;l--oi th In.tatUli.xi, Mr Ore lkt. Ml OU1 lwi,( Mai r'rtfun ami M; L II TH-bl -w-J nl the rll.-w I hem Mat i..m- nut in the tcxat .-r-., ! LVrff Van Maltrr ll chairman f the rrfnhmnt o-nxMMr. (uiin by Mr I'aul Wrl.li. Mr te Van Scholar;, and Mr Andy Van Schoiark. Iixwtlirii the Installation, a titular mwting mm held by the chapter. 4 T t n :-4 4i 4 7 .. , a v , ' IPotti Collins Ha$ ; 13th DirthJay Party At Cutsforth Pork HtttXZ CAXCTTE T'MJI. Thm4r, Ja 34. 1H4 -s pa '7y it t if" .! ! .,1 ..atui-Jij Jw,. t uitt.-Mfi f-..lK I'tl a Mrilj ' Hf j,ut-t! w 1 . ji l.af fl ( ! t-) l, IVIK'iti : 4 1, y S Utrr J.-.!;.. lf.. iii l. ( alii j.n.1 M:j-f l.rsl the Rosconn Aycrs Guest of Honor Wednesday At Kitchen Shower ljlt Vnr,t-k.1y rerir,e, Ijhi ann Avrr with a kit. h n h. wrr. at the hme f brr jtvtit. Mr Bridal Shower Honors Miss Roseonn Aycrs On June 23 a bridal how wa held at the home oi sir Matt Huehe. honoring Mi ituM-inn Aer, who wa married on Sunday to Gale Mi"lintork. Mr ISob Ramos wa cx hostess with Mr Hughe. Uuesl were Mr Roy Nelll. Mr Ellis Pettyjohn. Mi Marguarlte Glavey, Mr George Currln. Mr Dclhert Wright. Mrs Howard 'ettyjohn. Mr Bill Wetermeyer. Mrs Ray Ayew, Mrs Elmer Berrj-. Mrs E E Gonty, Mrs tlwn Hughes, Mr. Carl King, Mrs MX EASTERN STAR rtnlYAll Mrs Rrtha Avon Mrs I ' ' I r i is. ir a a - a. i a i. i Everett Kelthley. Mrs Clyde IN U AT Al I tKINUUlN Crawford. Mrs Allen Case, Mrs Randall Martin. Miss Sharon T ECHO PALMATEER Ayers, Mrs Glen Irby and the) Members of the Masonic lotlge guest of honor. I no 120. lone, attended church Those unable to attend but I together Sunday morning. Fol sending gifts were Mrs Clayton lowing church the Masons and Avers. Mrs J O Rasmus. Nellie Eastern Star members and their Doney. Mrs Ola Jones, Mrs Allen families enjoyed a potluck din Hughes. Mrs Bruce Bothwell. Mrs ner at me masonic nan. Alex Thompson. Mrs Terrell During the afternoon, in pub 1j' "l Mr i:.-nald Ee.jnr.lg. H CJue-t were Judv Hunulion. 'Mine Vttjoht. WUma Mar- -n. Jean Collin, Mary J..hnton. H-mnle Hannan. Shirley Galne Oral.line Swacsart. Shirley Van Winkle. D.r1i Morri. Judy and Jeanne Sthmidt. Ldu Van Houte. Matler.e Griffin and Shar on Lynn. r A I i x MR AND MRS OSCAR LUND ELL of Ion, who cUbtatd their SOth wedding anniversary Sunday, June S at a garden reception. (Lyons Photo) INSTALLATION HELD AT IONE HALL Cm Benge, Mrs Frank Ayers, Mrs Ron Currln, Mrs Lee Olsen and Mrs W E Hughes. Housewarming Party Given Phil Blakneys Last Thursday evening, friends of the Phillip Blakneys had a pizza pie housewarming for them at their home, which they re cently remodeled. Guests were, Mr and Mrs Paul Koenig, Mr and Mrs Harry Bon gers, Mr and Mrs Harry O'Don. ncll, Mr and Mrs Tim Moore, Mr and Mrs Tat O'Brien, Mr and lie installation. Locust chapter no 119 Order of Eastern Star installed Katherine Llndstrom worthy matron and Roy W Llnd strom, worthy patron. Other officers Installed were Dolores Barnett, associate mat ron; James liarnett, associate patron; June O'Connor, sec retary; Mary Lindsay, treasurer; May Ekstrom, conductress; Dor- een Jacobs, associate conductress; Elaine Rietmann, chaplain; Mary Swanson, marshall; Gladys Drake, organist; Thelma Smeth- urst, Adah; Aloha DeSpain, Ruth; Dot Halvorsen, Esther; Juanita Melena, Martha; Catie Padberg, Electa; Esther Dobyns, warder; Dobyns, sentinel and The hall was beautifully dec orated In pink and white. DUtinguKhod guests present were Mrs Diek Wilkinson, mem ber of the credentials of the Grand Chapter of Oregon and Mrs Charles O'Connor, grand rep rescntatlvc of Missouri in Ore gon. Mr and Mrs Oliver Cres wick, worthy matron and worthy patron of Ruth chapter no 32. Heppner and Mrs Sam McMil lan and Ruth Mason of Port land, past matrons of Locust chapter were also present. Swaggarts Celebrate 30th Anniversary Mr and Mr Gerald Swap tart ielelratel their 30th wedding anniversary Friday, June 17 with a family dinner at their home. All their children present were daughter and sons In law, Mr and Mr Richard Beardsley and uennis and Penlse of Portland and Mr and Mrs Jerry Buschke and Brett of Heppner, Miss Ger aldine Swapgart and Paul Swag- gart. Wayne Wilson was also a guess t. A wedding cake was a feature of the dinner. The Beardsleys remained for a few days and they all went to Olive Lake for three days. BARBARA ANN SUTHERLAND Miss Sutherland Tells Engagement To James Wightman Mr and Mr Paila C Sulhrr- and of Wot Mil'on. Ohio, re- ently announced the engage ment of their daughter. Barbara Ar.ne. to Mr J a me Monroe Wightman. Mks Sutherland I a graduate .if Miami l,nlverity, Oxford, Ohio, where he majored in ele mentary education and Is pres ently leaching In Salinas, Calif ornia. Mr Wightman Is the son of Mr and Mts Marvin R Wightman of 421 Matheaon Avenue, Healds- burg. California. He graduated from Heppner high school. After his release from the V S Army, he will resume his studies at Oregon State College In Corvallls where he Is a member of Delta Chi fraternity. Their wedding will be August 21 In St John's Chapel Episcopal, Monterey, ( alifornia. , Three Transfer To i Sotn SouCi Rcbckah at tt iU-iwaah lodj- ts 5,1 n Jaw IT wh Mi !:) ,.; i.riit-.ut)i, t i;nd, pie ujtr At'efidins I he mec-HRif vkrfe 71 n-ti In f itd i-t e iH.-i. San j5u I welme I href n.-r t-r ty irif.-f from Mlttr-.f I!. H kH l .'l"' -3 at H.crdman lT.-y Wrie Mr liir!i Hihmai, Mr lUndd Wrikfi, and Mi Alfred Ingreii V-if 4!iin.i oa ;i. :i w li. ti k ah puni.- wUI be Juty 10th at CwM.Mh tk Mt. I'tln-r JU-ii.irvm wa the wiriis.-r c'f the peno drill prize. II. fir.tiiii. nt after lodge were enesl by Mr P, 'V Qi.o k-iiluh, Mt N D K-clley,' and Mi J din IU-rj;tt.in Memln-r who had birthday in April, May. and June were honoii-d. The ti.-M meeting will b Sep- lemtM-r 2nd. Marriage Being Announced Here IVIng annooni-ed i the recent marriage of Mm Bethel Coxen f Pom land and Mr Taul Heln- ri.li of Heppner. They are making their home n iii-ppner an.i in ronianti where they have purchased a lume. Phone your new items to 6-9228. Mrs Richmond Hosts Bridge Club Mrs Ralph Richmond enter tained her bridge club last Tuesday evening, at her home. Mrs Wayne prock received high score, second was Mrs Don Pylo and low Mrs Tom MulL Other guests were Mrs Jimmy Prock, Mrs Don Bennett, Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs Fred Glmbel and Mrs Marshall Lovgrcn. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS MISS BONNIE HANNAN Miss Bonnie Hannan Tells Engagement Mrs S D Wright announces the engagement of her daughter, Bonnie June Hannan to Robert C Buschke, son of Mr and Mrs Claude Buschke. No wedding date has been set. guest, was also a guest. I r a I s 1 ... , - 1 1 A Warn Mrs Robert Brindle, and Mr and Mrs George Leahman of Seattle, wfP nouse guests oi tne isiaKneys. rj., Es(cb Bible bearpr x .1 ............. o WaqnerS cnreriain AT Lindsay, assisted by Amabel Mc Pofin ninntsr Pnrtv Mman or Fortiana; installing i .....v,. . ..j mnrshnll T.ona T.iinftoll- Install Last Monday evening, Dr and ing chaplain, Gladys Drake; in Mrs Clifford Wagner had a patio stalling organist, June O'Connor. dinner at their home to cele- Musical numbers during the hrflto thpir anniversary and the installation were vocal solo Howard Cleveland's anniversary "Prayer Perfect" by Linda Halv and farewell to Dr and Mrs Da- orsen; a piano solo by Susan vid Baylink. Llndstrom; and two violin solos, . ml. cictr nf "Bless i nis Jiouse" ana "lioia Mrs Baylink, who is their house Thou My Hand" by Mrs Kenneth After installation an adden dum was given, honoring Irene and Millard Nolan, Junior past matron and patron. Mrs Watkins Has High At Pinochle The Friday pinochle club met at the home of Mrs Walter Beck ct last week. Members and guests present were, Mrs Max Harris, Mrs J E LeTrace, Mrs Robert Lowe, Mrs Earl Evans, Mrs Ben Anderson, Mrs Orln Wright, and Mrs A Sis Watkins. High for the afternoon was Mrs Watkins, low Mrs Lowe, and pinochle, Mrs Evans and Mrs LeTrace. Hamlins Entertain At Cabin Sunday Mr and Mrs Frank Hamlin en tertained with breakfast and dinner at their cabin on Sun day. Guests were Mr and Mrs Jack I Bedford, Mrs Beatrice Bedford and Miss Barbara, both of Port land, Mr and Mrs Ralph Thomp son Mr and Mrs Frank Turner I and Mr and Mrs Garnet Barratt L . 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