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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1960)
Uttrmn CAXETTZ TIHEI Thuieday. feptembe U. 1K0 gOCIAL -apPENIN6S Helen Schaffltt. Society ILone 6 ViW PATRICIA KAY SANDQUIST AND LANCE TIDBLES MARRIED IN EUGENE The liuM-Ili'lit Wedding Ch(I In Eugene mi the anting (or the wcdillng Sunday, September 11 of Tatrlda Kay Sandqulst, daughter vt Mr and Mn W SandquUt tf Eugene, and War ten Lance Tibbies, aon of Vt and Mm L D Tlbblea of Heppner. Hcv Richard Wayne of the Community rreabyterlan church performed the double ring cere mony. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a white floor length gown with lace paneled skirt over net, white lace bodice, aabrlna neckline and long poln ted sleeves. Her fingertip veil wai held by a crown of pearla, decorated with pearl sequins. She carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotls. Maid of honor waa Ann Rob Inson of Roseburg, who wore I cerise sheath dresa of chiffon over taffeta and carried a nose gay of white rarnatlona and pale pink rornt. The bridesmaids, who were gowned the same aa the maid of honor, were LaVelle Cladwlll of Roscburg and Sherry Vcrbeck of Portland. They both carried nosegays of pink carnations and white roses and all the atten dants wore rhlnestone earrings, a gift from the bride. Karln Sandqulst, sister of the bride and Terry Jean Logosz were candlellghters and Judith and Janelle Davenport, cousins of the bride were flower girls. Serving as best man for his brother was Larry Tibbies and the ushers were John Sandqulst, brother of the bride and Allan Wyman. Sabine Tholps sang "I Love Thee" by Grieg and the Chapel was decorated with baskets of pink and white gladioli and two candlelabra. The mother of the bride chose for her daughter's wedding a sage green and silver sheath dress with a brocade jacket. She had silver and green accessories and wore a large green orchid corsage. The mother of the groom was gowned In brown lace over champagne satin with U-lgv cceftsoriea and she wore a large gold orchid corsage. At the reception, which ful lowed the crremony, Mm Paul Davenport, cousin of the bride. cut the wedding cake, aiMed by Mrs Allan Wyman. Mrs Kloyd Verbeck poured and Mrs Robert Cladwlll was at the punch bowl. The new Mm Tibbies will be senior at the University of Ore gon this year and the groom will enter the University school of law. For the honeymoon trip to Pendleton the bride chose a green wool sheath dress with plaid Jacket and brown acces sories. The couple Is now at home at llllyard no 2. Eugene, Ore gon. Duplicate Club Has Potluck Dinner at Driscoll Home Last Tuesday night the Dup llcate club had a potluck dinner at the home of Mr and Mm James Driscoll. Cuesta for dinner and bridge were Mr and Mrs Conley Lan ham. Dr and Mrs Wallace Wolff. Mr and Mm William Collins, Mrs Wlllard Blake, Mrs William Lab- art and Mr and Mrs LaVerne Van Marter. Mr Collins and Mrs Wolff had high score for the evening. .... i ' i; - v i " fl j Mrs Meador Hostess For Renegers Club MR AND MRS LANCE TIBBLE3, the former Patricia Kay SandquUt married recently at Eugene. (SenneU-EUU) Campbell-Doherty Wedding August Event In Hermiston Veronica Doherty, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Doherty of Hermiston and Malachl Kane Campbell, son of Pat Campbell of Lonerock, exchanged wedding vows In an afternoon nuptial mass at Our Lady of Angels church, August 20, with the Rev week Mrs Richard Meador en-Thc Rev Pa,flck 3 pf1' former tertalned the Renecera hrlrtre i !'"" t"-" - club at her home, Guests were Mesdames Frank Anderson, James Farley, James Norene, Gene Hall, William Lab Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore white re embroidered tulle and organza with long sleeves, square scal loped neckline and floor length hart, LaVerne Van Marter, Paul bouffant sklrt In tlers 0f em tI'..KU Aau Tl- n nnnM I Webb, and Alex Thompson broidery. Her fingertip veil fell ANNUAL SOROPTIMIST CLUB HAYRIDE BENEFIT card party Mon., Sept. 26 8:00 P. M. Episcopal Parish Hall $1.00 Per Person Mrs Hall had high score forifr0m a crown of hand embrold the evening, Mrs Labhart second j er0(j rosebuds outlined with seed and Mrs Webb was low. pearls and she carried pink and white carnations. Maid of honor was Mary Frances Doherty, of Madrid, Spain, sister of the bride. Brides maid was Patty Strabala, Ojai, California. They wore similar pink lace sheaths with organza oversklrts and carried pink rosebud bouquets made by Alma Rohr- man, Pendleton. James Campbell, Lonerock, was best man lor his orotner. Ushers were John McMonlgle, Haily, Idaho; Frank Burns, Con don and Robert O'Rourke, Pen dleton. Organist was Terry McLaugh lin, Pendleton who accompanied Bill Kenny, Heppner soloist. A buffet supper followed the ceremony with decorations in pink and white. Mrs Pat C Do herty, Pendleton, aunt of the bride and Mrs A F Rohrman, Hermiston, cut the cake. Following a wedding trip to Salt Lake City, Reno and Lake Tahoe, the couple will make their home in Hermiston. The bride is a graduate of Hermiston high school and Gonzaga Uni versity and will teach In the Hermiston school system. The groom is a graduate of Heppner high school and Portland Uni versity and Is an accountant at Rohrman Motor Co. Those from Heppner attend ing the wedding were Mr and Mrs John Campbell, Mary Kath ryn and Patrick, Mr and Mrs Bob Van Schoiack, Mr and Mrs Pat O'Brien and Sherri Lynn, Mr and Mrs Gordon O'Brien and Ronnie Belsma, Mr and Mm Bill Healy, Mr and Mrs Bill Kenny, Mr and Mrs Charlie Daly, Mrs Vern K Evans. Miss Marilyn Monagle, Mrs Charles Monagle, Jack and Billy, Mrs Ger trude Applegate and Shan, Francis Doherty, Mr and Mrs Raymond French and daughters, Robert McLoughlln, Mr and Mrs J J Farley, Miss Bess Huddleston, Mrs Martha Van Schoiack. From Lexington were Mr and Mrs William J Doherty, Larry Lind say, Mrs Don Pointer and from lone, Mr and Mrs Charles Doherty. rrtdjj t--'. - Home Rcccnty Saturday. pt 24 Elks wtumi, .fr ,n. Mm Orrn MiDantrl are MrvMt ball and bo lunch, announcing the marriage of their 1 Monday. ept W-Cbombe ef duiMor. UsjfJ jo lsvH H I u, - rt,-M it Hmik U'ltHniMiill iwwmi, nwn Hi nym " - - Wheel. f Mr and Mm W II Richie. SoreptlmUt Annual benefit ! The wedding took place Wd cord party, p ro. Catholic rtpsday, Augut 31 at the home parish bouse, lof Mr and Mm J O Hager, with American Legion. Mr Hager performing the cere- Tuedoy. Sept 7 Dear of mony. Honor. Mr and Mm Morgan Medlork. Elka bridge teuraameat aUter and brother In law of the strata. I p m. bride, were attendants fur the iWedneodoy. Sept tS Willows couple. lodge no U. lOOr. , The bride chwe a yellow street Elks pinochle tournament i.ne!h dr with white arces- starts, tpm. Thursday, Sept 29 SoroptLmlit. sack lunch. Saturday. Oct J Rainbow GUIs ,t home In Heppner, cara pony, i p m. Masonic halL orles for her wedding. After a wedding trip to Omak to visit his parents, the couple Mathenys Hosts For Sunday Dinner Party Mr and Mm Orval Matheny entertained a group of relatives with dinner last Sunday at their home. Guettts were. Mm Matheny's klhter-in-law, Mm Fred Rauch of Spokane; her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Fred Hermann of lone; and her sisters and fam ilies, Mr and Mm Joe Pitzer and Mr and Mm Douglas Watson of Hermiston. Mrs Meador Hostess For Bridge Club The Friday night bridge club had Mrs Richard Meador enter tain them at her home last week. Guests were Mm William' Month 1rm flnnsM B.llli,k.ul "--I Uliutl. IKliCiilIUVA, Mrs Creston Robinson, Mrs Ned Sweek, Mrs Jack Healy. Mrs Kemp Dick, and Mrs Riley Munkers. High for the evening was Mrs Munkers, second Mrs Robinson, and low, Mrs Sweek. Sons Soucl Rebekahs Make Plans For District Convention Sans Sucl Rebekah lodge no 33 met September 16 with vice 'grand Mm Roy Quackenbush presiding. Miss Esther Bcrgstrom was i elected noble grand to fill the vacancy caused by the resig nation of Mm Rufus Piper. October 25 is the date set for the district convention to be held in Heppner, followed that even ing by the official visit of Loretta Emerson, president of Rebekah Assembly of Oregon to the Heppner lodge. Members appointed to work on committees for the convention were courtesy, Mrs Blanche Brown, Mrs Pearl Devlne, and Mrs Floyd Worden; welcoming. Mrs R G McMurtry. Mrs Frank Payne, and Mm Rachel Harnett; decorating, Mrs C J D Bauman; dinner, Mrs N D Bailey; menu, Mrs John Bcrgstrom and Mm Roy Quackenbush. A practice has been set for Monday, September 26. District deputy president, Mrs R O WiMurtry urged that many p,ltl prepared id eie the unwritten wurk the tft mf!ng October T. The nrkt Triple Link flub nut-tlng will N at the home of Mm L L Nubbins on 01 IT. After the rr.ef'Hr, Quack erbuh and Mm Dn Munkert wrre boitcwa tat the quarterly birthday party. Two Hostesses For Evening Bridge Club I Mm Clinton McQuarrl and Mm Harry O'Donnell were co hotees for the Kings LHU Queena bridge club last Wednes day night at the home of Mm McQuarrle. Queens present betides the hoKtesses were Mesdsmet Jerry Daggett, Herb Hamilton, wuium Sowell, Willard Blake, Pat O'Brien. Thlllp Blakney, Ilene Wyman. Harry Bongem, and Paul koenig. Special guests were Mm J B Malcolm and Mm P W Mahoney. High score for the evening was Mm Wyman, second; Mm Boncers. low: Mrs Koenlg. and Mm Sowell. Jack high. Phone your sews items to S-9328. BENEFIT DESSERT Pinochle-Bridge HEPPNER MASONIC TEMPLE Sat., Oct. 1 - 1 P. M. Sponsored By O.E.S. Officers Club AND RAINBOW GIRLS DEGREE OF HONOR MEETS The Degree of Honor lodge met last Tuesday evening at the Christian church with Mrs Earle Bryant as hostess. Thp next mnstlnn lulll ho Sunt 27 at the lodge hall. Plans will be made for Initiation to be held , on Oct 11 at the Christian church, COURT STREET MARKET .'j THE THIRD EYE Proudly Presents THE NEW SOU ND "A Study In Jazz" You will delight to this new kind of American music as presented by James R Smith, first trumpet Portland Symphony, conducting bis 10 piece orchestra. Music adapted to the times. A FIRST FOR EASTERN OREGON The first time a serious Jaxt Concert is being presented here for your enjoyment September AMERICAN LEGION 28; 8 HALL, FOSSIL m. ADMISSION: High School and Under, S1JS Adults. $1.75 Tickets on sale at Steiwer Insurance. 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