Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 13, 1960, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThompson Pettyjohn At lone Community JONEVlrclnia l" Thomp tan. dauhtrr if Mr. nd U I Milo R Sainr nf Wallow,, tx- cme the trite ! raul G. fYtty jahn, Jr n tf Mr, nl Mr. Piul Pettyjohn c-f lone, Sept. 3 In the lone Community church. The double ring after nom ceremony i read by the Rev. n MacKenzle. paator of the church. The brlile, given In marriage by her stepfather, wore a balle rina lenstti white satin dres with a bell shaped skirt. The fitted txxltce was made with a sweetheart neckline and three- quarter sleeves. Her flncer tip ... . ........ uiuKioni vcu reii rrom an aurora I lace matching the tiara which was a gift of the groom and she f with pink feathered carnations. I ii.u ... , Lho wore . Pink brocaded taf- i feta dress with a bell shaepd ! skirt with a feathered headpiece i with a pink veil. Bridesmaids were Judy Morgan, cousin of the groom, ann warier umnn o Heppner. They wore Identical dresses of the maid of honor w th head bandeaux of material matching the dresses. They car- rled bouquets of pink rosVbuds and white feathered carnations. , Best man was Robert Drake. cousin of the groom. Ushers were Dick Shcrer. cousin of the groom. and Vayne Hams They were also the candle lighter. Flower girl was Brcnda Tern- pleton of Heppner who wore a pink nylon dress and carried a basket of white rose petals. Bob- .... J. a wPh.te satin heart-shaepd pillow. Stanficld Meat Co. Hugh Smith. Owner & Mgr. StanfiekL Or. CUSTOM CUTTINO CUTIIMO CURING Wholesal & RetaU LOCKER MEAT Call GI 9-3633 WE DELIVER THE '61 PONTAC S HERE I It's Ml Pontisio! on a New track-to-body proportion I The track is the width between the wheels. Pontiac has the widest track of any car. And now that we've trimmed body width, more weight is balanced directly between the wheels. You ride with greater poise, maneuver with firmer control. More room, more comfort Inside! Headroom, legroom and foot room have been increased. Seats are higher, yet there's more clearance under the steering wheel. Doors are wider, swing open farther with no jutting barriers to bump as you get in and out Vows Exchanged Church Organ mtuic was by Mus Jean !hrollt tf llepnper. Mr. Lewnj Wayte. couain .f the grm. an "I Love Yu Truly" and The WcJ.Hns Prayer." Wne Mi-Curdy vt lleppner was In tharse tf the guest book. fink and white cvlor hrme was ul In dVcuratlna the church and the reception held In the church basement. The bride's talbe was cversl with a white linen tablecloth centered by a tiered cake decor ated with pink Mes and toppej by a white satin weeding oeu. Ttie cake was tut and served by Mrs. Marlon Talmer and Mr. -i . rx. ....a. . kA Mv.wm v v irxt Mrs. Neal Skllllne of Wallo wa. cousin of the. bride. Touring e Mrs. V. R. Montgomery. erandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Ernest Lundell. grandmotn er of the croom. They were as ttXtTJ!!i , n,n. Mr rrma" Zi ? thf "fj " ""VSkITVSI! - - , h Assls,ing about "I'm u.r, Judv Sher. Nancy ;d p , PtttyJohrrand Mrs. Lee "" ' , " ' ,, . Mr N'lam "f .Tir , El McCabe Mrs. ester Hams Mrs. Lloyd Rice, Mrs. Edmund B ,stow and Mrs. l.wu Halvor- . . , th mention. For n hono.m0on trip to a, ,nU and Portland the brlde chose a multicolor silk dres9 wltn black acce9. ..... jj, . Fo lowing the wedding trip the ronnle will make their home in " S In the Pendleton Vocational School. Out of town relatives were: Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Sasser, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Skllllngs and fam ily, all of Wallowa; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Montgomery'. Heppner; Mrs. Lester Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wayte of Walla; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell, Mlhvau kie; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lun dell and family, Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn and fam ily, Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pettyjohn, The Dalles; and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce of Redmond. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FARLEY MOTOR LA ' i MR. AND MRS. PAUL PETTYJOHN In lona ceremony. Past Presidents Honored By Lodge The Decree of Honor Lodge met last Tuesday evening at the Christian church basement There were 10 past presidents present. Each received a corsage and a small token. Tlans were made for the Thanksgiving din ner to be held on November 8. Hostesses were Mrs. Theta Stratton and Mrs. Earl Soward. The next meeting will be on Wednesday evening, Oct. 26, at the Lodge hall. The Carnation Club will meet this Thursday at the home of Ida Farra. HWiw.. new Wide Powered by the new, fuel-saving Trophy V-8 Engine I New fuel Induction system gives this new free-breathing engine more air, makes gas go further. Eleven versions to select from. Horsepowers range from 215 to 348. For best economy, specify the Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower compression ratio lets you use regular gas. It's the Wide -Track way to travel! Try it I COMPANY Si JR- who wera married recentlr Marie Van Marter Hos Sixth Birthday Mrs. La Vern Van Marter gave a birthday party for her daugh ter Marie last Friday. October 6, 19C0, to celebrate her sixth birth day. Guests were Becky Webb, Laurie Labhart. Tracey Norene, Tami Meader, Connie Flatt, Chris tine Bergstrom, Shannon Farley, Tricia Frock, Shelly and Kelly Wolff, Judy Pratt, and Mary Abrams. Games were played and Ice cream and birthday cake were served. J i : :. :., ;v : - Track I t k THE OHLY W1DE-TSACS CARI Pontile tin the widest track of n et. Body width trimmed to rdiir tide orlunt More weiM Ml nccd between the ture tooted dninj stability. lone O.E.5, Honors Missouri Grand Representative U.uM Ompirr N 119. Order if th t'eteiein !!Jf. ")) ed a tltetnUhlp lililt and WVrpHoti Hni.titi; Mi ( 'ha lies Od-ltnor. ,rnd .e-irrntlH .f tlii. UIl In thrgnn. n Tue.1jiy nrmng S4-1 trmtier ?T at the Mimttii- hail with Mr and Mr. R.y XV l.ini1tr-tn. Wurthy Matnn an. Tatrviiu preiding. t)itnnukhe Biiet prewnt were: Walter Bailey, rt tlrand Patmn -f the Grand Chapter if Oregn and present Patron -f Co lumt la Chapter at The Dalles Mr. Margaret Lofan. member of the budget committee of Grand chapter from Arlington; Mrs Antle Hi v. land of Athena. Grand representative of Puerto Rico; Mrs, Myrtle Piper of Milton Free water. Grand Representative? or Alabama; several vUltlng Worthy Matrons and Patrons and other guest . A friendship addenda was glv en featuring violin music by Mrs. Kenneth S mouse accompanied by Mrs. Cleo Drake. RaintKiw Girls. Ginl Lou Turner. Virginia Moore, and Pam Cochell presented two vornl selctlons and variety num hers. They were accompanied by Mrs. J. O. Turner. Mrs. O'Connor's young daughter Terry played Paderewski's Minuet on the piano and Joe Haunter played several numbers on the zither. Mrs. O'Connor was honored with an addenda and presented a guest book and scrap book by the 19C0 officers. The rooms were beautifully decorated with fall flowers as was the lace covered tea table. Pouring were Mesdames O'Con nor, Llndstrom, Ekstrom and Rletmann. Three-Way Tie At Elks Tournament Tuesday night at the Elks Du plicate Tournament high for east and west was a three way tie, Mr. and Mrs. Conley Lan- ham. Mr and Mrs. Wlllard Blake, and Mrs. Ike Cole and Mrs. Don Bcllcnhrock. North and south Harlan McCurdy Jr., and Mrs. Harlan McCurdy Sr. CO U RT 0 yj4M Phone 6-9643 HUDSON HOUSE CUT GREEN BEANS or CORN Cream or W. kernel 303 PILLSBURY Cake Mi PACIFIC COCKTAIL SHRIMP PET BITZ PIES CHERRY APPLE PEACH RED ROME APPLES bs29 immnmmm"art "Bring in your deer. Well cut 'em up for you I" LOCKERS ARE STILL AVAILABLE HCfFNC GAZCTTC-T1MES. Rebekohs Install Miss Bergstrom and Mrs. Harshman S.ti S'liil .-NWah IJte N,. nut iVtu-ber 7 i'h 3 nu-H b') and t!nt-e lti.t ir- ( rut and Vl-e Grand Mi Roy j Qii.ki'iiuth In the chair, j (Hiring the m.vilng Mi V ' titer Ber?tn'm w litslalled aj Nulil tliand and Mm. Flmerj .irshman v. as installed as left j upHitter to the noble grand The Htiny drill pri?e was won by Mr. Martha Van Scholack. Folkmlng the hort meeting a drill practice was held and Mm. Van Sholai-k and Mrs. Blanche p.rown served refreshments. A short Triple Link Club meet ing will be held at 7:00 p m. on Monday. O 1. 17. followed by drill practice. The next iotge me-i-Ing iil be OUober 21. Mrs. Penland Honored With Luncheon Wednesday afternoon of last wiH-k at the home of Mrs. P. W Mahonev. Mrs. Robert Tenland was honored with a bridge lunch eon. Hostesses for the party were Mrs. Raymond Ferguson. Mrs. Claude Graham. Mrs, F.d Schar fltz and Mrs. Mahoney. Guests besides Mrs. Penland were: Mesdames Earl Blake, Al len Case, Lowell Grlbble, W. C. Rosewall, James Thomson. L. D. Tibbies. Mervln Leonard, W1W Ham Labhart, John Pfelffer, Alex Thompson, Elaine George, Bruce Slencer, Orvllle Smith, and La Vern Van Marter Mrs. Tibbies won the high prize, Mrs. Smith second and Mrs. Penland low. A farewell gift was presented to Mrs. Penland from the hos tosses. OBSERVE QUIET DAY Friday, October 28, Is observ ance of Quiet Day for a week of prayer and self denial. It will be held In the Methodist chruch basement. Bring a sack lunch. Program from 11:30 to 1 p.m. All members are Invited. STREET MARK E T Mls - Prices Good For Oct. 14-15 : m:n:a:::itua:mn::m:mrutmmmtmamm ixes J if FRESH PRODUCE CELERY HEARTS ea. 25c Thursday. October li. 0 ! j t OREGON will be proud of MAURINE JEUCElIGElI Wtrt STRONGER with Maurine In the U.S. Senate working for: Nelionil icitmt pioi'emt to Clot the muni tnrj spare pp PCtul toludon Ot otlrJ problem! thioufh United Niliom. A,d to tciut ilion lo piovide mot cleiuoomt, tcholf hipl lor ptom liirj ttbdentl. Houiinf piocumt to piovids fabl, tlimulete mn keU lt Oiejos lumber. Devfloprntnt ol toutist indusliy O'ltl Oregon Dunn Setihort PK ' ition In Niliontl lo"il Mrdical tii lor senior cidxens un der Social Secunty Srttem. Columbia River dims ith low cost power and navigation fthich build pavtolli. lood tor peace, to put tuiplum lo tvotk winning Ititnds oveneat, te ducing price support costs. Protection of consumers through truth In landing and curbs on monopolies. VOTE FOR MAURINE NEUBERGER DEMOCRAT for U.S. SENATOR ft Ait. Xiriiifir far JiuUt tsaaitM CemMttM le Hd Mwrine S Neubeer Urtltea Statee lender. 110 Portlen Trvat Sulieme. Hut Ctialrmaa rs - kjaa r e-A. . " " ' '" if" .- t-iJ Free Parking mm mm 5 TOT 85 f.OC. or ojc 0 X eT e ..J""- x ' J , - - ... CAULIFLOWER head 29c Beppnsc, Oregon MAT & CHASE STS.