Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, June 15, 1961, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextStevens Are Feted l Shower Sunday lUrJman rummuntty hld ung knimrr humlav after 1 honor of the nelvufU d Mr Bob Elevens. Aftrr the many sift. refresh ere wrvrd, Mr. roId mad a beautiful u.d Ike for the (MTHkiun. attending were: Mr. and l.imn Mevena, Mr. and filliam I!rlmla. Mr. and mi Mi Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Iralx-r. Mrs. Maude Cra r. and Mm. Kenneth Bat I Oail, Mrs. Jokse Batty, d Mrs. Huatun Lesley, Mr. I. Ray Wright. Mr. and nley Rublsun, and Doris, and Adrian Bethdult. Mrs. Itclman and Frankly Mrs. pren. Mrs. Darrel Harris, aruld Wrlnht. Mrs. Elmir '. Mrs. Dallas McDaniel Ml Mrs. Archli? Ball. Mrs : Wilson and RoconU. Mr rs. Everett llarshman and ,' Mrs. Lewis McDonald and Sherlll. Mr. and Mrs Hams, Sharon and Jim M. Emma White, Mrs. Es tlker and Bonnie, and the d ueM.. Mr. and Mrs. evens. aniel Families ler Here Sunday .mily reunion was held at I building Sunday. June 11 e McDaniel families. attending were: Mr. and J II. McDaniel, Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Llnd Mrs. Jess ruckett and son a of Spokane, Wash., ,' McDaniel. Stanfield; Dor Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Victor en, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sal nd Pattl, Mrs. Carey Hast Mr. and Mrs. Bud Marshall family, Renn Harris, Mrs. Leathers, Ella Bleakman, nd Mrs. Carl McDanleL Mr. Irs. Glenn Irby of Ileppner; Bob Lovgren and Chris, of ipton; Mr. and Mrs. Hershal send and Sue of lone and Opal Cook, KInzua. HQ m MR. AND MRS. ROBERT STE VENS marriage by her father, William Brinda. She carried a white Bible with ribbon streamers and a white orchid. Attending the bride were San- i. McMurdo Hosts )licate Bridge s. A. D. McMurdo was host o the Duplicate bridge club !r home Thursday night. 'o tables were in play with Joe Nys, Mrs. Floyd Worden, Frank Hamlin, and Mrs. urdo winning for the eve- lor guests were Mrs. Grace rson, Mrs. Ned Sweek, Mrs. Munkers, Mrs. Frank Turn nd Mrs. Frank Wilkenson. iner Party Given s. Lincoln Nash entertained er home on June 7 with a er party honoring her hus . on his birthday, .ests included Mr. and Mrs. on Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Lee ter and three daughters of Shirley and Rose Nash, Al i Duran and Dean Connor. A I the MEN-OF-ACTION Wj J The all-new WATERPROOF Ijk Bi.0lkJl ; Kv1 kfn Exclusive, rugged features flDOU' exciting MEN-OF-ACTION design Judy Brinda, Robert Stevens Exchange Vows In Double Ring Ceiemony Judy Ann Brinda, daughter of first piece. Serving at the tea Mr. and Mrs. William Brinda. table were Miss Van Winkle and was united In marriage with Miss Griffin. The table was dec Robert Lowell Stevens, son of orated with a centerpiece of pink Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens of carnations and white stocks. narciman hunaay, June 4, V.m, The Proom. a 1956 eraduate of ai me rirsi mnsuan cnurcn. in n,.,,Pnrr high school. Is asso Heppner at 2:00 p.m. with the clo,w, wllh hts fathor on ther Rev. Charles Knox officiating at ,.,.,.. iiardman. The bride the double-ring ceremony. Is a 19til graduate of Heppner The bride, dressed In a white high school, lace ana satin run lengtn gown After a sllort uedding trip to wnn long sreeves ana a wnne the coast( the young couple will uvi.TiiH.iri, was given in l)4, at home ln Hardman Out of town guests were: Mr, and Mrs. Mildred Mitchell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yauren of Nampa, Idaho; Mr. nnrt Tr FrnnV Nichols of Kuril. dra Jones, as maid of honor, with inahn- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nichols C I J f I t I ' ouaron n.euniey una aneryi nar- and Lorl of Melba. Idaho: Mr, riS as DnaesmaiOS. aj wrB ctanlnv Mnscrrnv nnd I "m " 1 J - r. - Attending the groom were Ivan Mr and Mrs. David C. Stuart. McDaniel as best man with Bill all of Monument: Mr. and Mrs. Brinda and Archie Ball in at- John M. DeMoss and Mr. and tendance. Ushers were Larry Mrs. John E. DeMoss and family Brinda and Larry Heath, and cf Moro: Mrs. A. W. Gammell lighting the candles were Shir- 0f Venita: Mrs. Joel Engelman of ley van winkle ana Mariene i0ne: LaVella Morris of Town Griffin. sod. Mont.: Mr. and Mrs. Rob- The bride's mother was dressed ert Steers of Klamath Falls; Mr. In a turquoise silk organza and Mrs. Leo LaMan, Jr., and sheath dress with pink and tur- Mrs. Mary Cypert Davis of wal quoise accessories and the la Walla; Mr. and Mrs. Les Har groom's mother wore a light tung of Pendleton; and many green embroidered taffeta dress from Iiardman with white accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of pink R piovrc Win The church was decorated with In HermiSTOn Monday flowers using a pink and white i fh.mo Mr. T n Tnrnor nlnvpd everal DHUge uiayeia tiuiu the organ music and Feme Al- Heppner dr ove to Herm ston Mon bert and Elaine Laird sang solos. J'"5 1 lEVt A reception for the young . mo h.i. with - fIrst and coupie was neia in xne cnurcn rt .,,.. In the event basement following tne cere- Go, were Mr and Mrs- B111 mony. Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Collins Mr. and Mrs. La Verne aunt oi me Driue, aerveu me lciivc v -.,. rr W. H. Wolff. after the newiyweas naocuixne Gordon pratt in Grlbble, Mrs. Don Bellenbrock, Mrs. Ike Cole, Mrs. Ed Dick. Mr. Van Marter and Mrs. Col lins won high for north-south which won for them one master point. Dr. Wolff and Mr. Collins won second for east-west ana re-1 ceived one-half of a Master point. lulova ive you thU extra aaurance of Waterproof Unification by United State Testing Company, Ine. ' From 075 17 Jewels, shock resistant, Jnbrealiable Mainspring, 5veep Second-Hand . . . ire just a few of tne tCTIONrliUUr leaiures f the all-new "Sea King sit kinc ' Boli'r pattemefl wkh1" "x" . .1 1 3 IU (INC "M" uitimjt bicnd of a tl. cue tH ICS 00 "Something from th Jewel er's la Always Something SpedaL" Duplicate Bridge Play At Wolff Home Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Wolff en- tertained the Duplicate bridge club at their home Sunday nignt. Four tables were in play with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Grlbble re- ceiving high for east -west and Ed Dick and Mrs. Laverne van Marter hteh for north-south. Mrs. Wolff served candy, cokes, and coffee thruout the eve ning and a delightfully different dessert called "peanut butter de- lieht " following the play. Coudes included were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huff. Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Van Marter, Mr. and Mrs. Grlb ble, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mead or, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick. Hughes Have Son PFC and Mrs. William B. Hughes are the parents of a son, William Scott, born May 10 at Roseburg. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dawson of Riddle. Mrs. Hughes and son will leave July 2 by way of the Polar Route to loin her husband ln Bomberg, Germany. He is stationed there with the army. Have Baby Girl Mr. and Mrs. Al Parent of Eugene are the parents of a new baby daughter born June 9 in Eugene. She weighed seven pounds five ounces, and has been named Shelly Marie. She joins one sister, Lisa. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Anderson of Heppner, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Parent ot Club af 2 Hltrst GAZETTE -TIME!. Thwaday. June IJ. IM1 CALL inil er 6 S.M JO fCT fYJOMM i Al I M'AK Olden Reunion Held At Emigrant Park lONE The Old.n fjmiH i,- unln held Sunday, h 11 t rmifraiit Park with t.Ut.w-s coming frt'tn near and fur M the rwon tiotlurk dinner and after noon of Uniting an.i !- anon T)rxi at!ndini Wire Mr Jin! Henderson vt La Oran.le Mr. ami Mrs. Grant llend.-r.n of Summenllle, Mr. on.l Mr liuuarJ Henderson and famlh of Alleel. Mr. and Mr Lunnic Ilfiuienion. Laddli and Btiv tf Leklngton. Mr. and Mr OmiI.-i Inpall of Adams. Tarn MiOlw of Bay City. Mr. and Mr. Jame MiObe and Alan of Ileppner. and Mr. and Mrs. George Snider and crandchlldren. Dirk and Janice. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle Me- Cab. DorU and Christine. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pettyjohn and fam ily. Mr. and Mri. Alvln MeCate and sons. Mr. and Mrn. Lel.ind MiKlnnpv. Kurt and Kenn. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lundell. Karen and Cheryl. ' ,on, FKIDAY, June 1ft ) Hebekah. Lo)j hall. 1:00 p.m. Town team , 014 Timet ba j tall game. Hrf -1, 7iM ptn. SATURDAY. June 17 Sjuoie Dane club. Wianglet'e buildiBf, 1:00 p-m. SUNDAY. June II rolhet Day Elk annual picuic, Cutloith Paik. 10;00 a.m. MONDAY. June IS Chamber at Commerce, Wagon wheel, noon Tiiple Link club. John Biatiom lanch, 1:00 p.ra. Voting on echool budget deeig noted polling place. 2 1 pjn. TUESDAY. Juna 20 Ileppner Lodge Af&AM. Lodge ball 9:00 P-m. American Legion Auxiliarf. Ml. Earl Soward. 1:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY. June tl Odd fellow. Lodae halt 1:00 p-m. TRIDAY. Juna 23 O.E.S.. Lodge hall. 8:00 p-m. ;iHouscwarming Held it Drffrt .f IIorur IHt-rtstrr ur -nrt Ali e Luttrell at ht-r j rt rmist with a tiur arming tl U.iy evening Mr Luttrell Just ftsehtly nuvct j,t. iht ajart tnent Tlie iurt I i..uk'M eifi f. hrr tsnr hi-rre n J !? f-frH.h-nn-nt. iw.K.- and n-llve, -riNl In the rvrnlng t'rfMnt fi-r the hyimoii urre Clara Ortitiin. Kl.i t'ini AII,-i Howard. Mary MrMurtry, Miry niti, Ailelle Wrlclit, and Trl- rU. Martha Klnc and Kllen Mimre. CAHOL SCH A AD Engagement Told Mr and Mr. Larry Svhaad, Pendleton, announce the engage ment nf their daughter, Carol, to Paul Sti.ut, m of Mr. and Mr. I'harle Stout. Hepner. Miss St hnad I a HH-i) gradu ate of nivetlde high school, at Boardman, and attended Eastern Orri;in Cidiee at l-i Grande. She 1 now empKil at Hler- inhe'a Nurlng Home. Mr. Stout graduated from L'n- lerprlsw high inhoul In and employed by Stone Machinery Company. No definite date ha been set for the wedding. WE SI'IXIALIZE IN Steak. Chops, Reu FikkI, Fried Chicken. Hotel Grill, Ella Sar gent. 11-lfc Govt GOijuDDueirS BEEF SHOULDER Ik W mm B and M Large Site Cans BEANS 3 for 89c Otter Solid Fancy Pak TUNA--4for$ Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit DRINK 3for89c Schilling 4 Oz. Black Pepper 39c FLAV-RPAC peas 2 F0R 29 Tour Fishermen FISHSTICKS FOR $ 1 Four Fishermen JUMBO PRAWNS 39c 1 LB. 59 2 LB. CUKES ---lb. 19 WALLA WALLA LETTUCE 2forI9' Fancy PEACES is. 19 v . I J Snowboy 4 Lb. Bag 0RANGIS 59 c y B Sausage Rolls, 1 lb., 3 For gQc Lunch Meat, 1 lb. Asstd. ggc BONELESS SMOKED BOSTON BUTTS STEWING HENS e Lb- 59 Lb- 35 PRICES GOOD JUNE 16 AND 17 PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps " MARKET CUE EN STAMPS l. JEWELERS cf Vro Beach, Fla.