Reception Honors Newlyweds
Sunday at J. G. Thomson Home
Mt-rrd.ili Jen Thomion,
daughter ut Mr. and Mra. JimN
C. ThimMn. Heppner and Mr.
t'harlea Thuma Walter, sun of
Mr. anil Mr. t'harlca A. Walter.
Woodland Hill. Calif., were
tmiifil In marriage in the Church'
of Jtnuk IhriM of Latter Day
Saint. l. Antrlfii Temple.
Jum 3d with President Benjamin
lingering tdflclaiing at the
itwiiblc rin ceremony,
Th hrldo wore a full length
gown, with a khort chapel train,
of white U-uquct taffeta detailed
with Aleitcon lace on the bodice
ami kklrt. re embroidered with
l.ul end M)uln. Her finder
tip leneth veil wai held by a
Swedish crown of pearl and
crystal beads.
immediately after the weddine
ceremony, a garden reception
wan held fr the newlywed at
flic home of the proom'a parents
In Woodland Hills. Calif. The
young couple then left on a
honejmoon to the Northwest, ar-1
riving in Heppner July 8 at the
home of the bride's parent. For
pilnjr away, the bride chose a
mauve ereon bilk suit with white,
accessories. i
They were guests of honor at
a lovely reception Sunday at the
home of the brides parents, lne
bride was gowned in her original
wedding dress and veil, with
rooms wore decorated w ith dais-1 f"
les and carnations which carried
out the pink and white theme.
The hostesses wore corsages of
pink and white daisies The cake
table was centered with a beaut
i.'ul three-tiered cake with a
candelabrum on each side, dec
orated with flowers.
After the newlyweds cut the
first piece of cake, Mrs. Dale
Fuller, Vancouver, Wn., and Mrs.
V. L. Cox, Heppner, continued
cutting the cake. Both are aunts
f the bride.
Pouring were Mrs. Merle
Tcket, La Grande, aunt of the
bride; Mrs. Harry Duvall. Hepp
ner; Mrs. Charles Rhodes. Port
land; and Mrs. Omer Kadel, Tl
gard, and others assisting with
the reception were Miss Lta
Humphreys, Mrs. Claude Gra
ham, Mrs. Phil Mahoney, Mrs.
Paul Jones, Mrs. Ralph Richards,
Mrs. Ted Smith, Mrs. John Pfelf
fer, Mrs. Rolce Fulleton, Mrs.
Howard Cleveland, Mrs. E. E.
Gonty, Mrs. Rita Thorpe, Mrs.
Lowell Gribble, Mrs. Elaine
George, Mrs. Dick Wilkinson,
Mrs. Walter Wright, Mrs. Vawter
Parker, Mrs. Terry Blevlns, Mrs.
Vern Evans, Mrs. Keithley Blake,
and Miss Helen Graham all of
Heppner; Miss Joann Zimpleman
Portland, Miss Gloria Gonyer,
Nyssa, both sorority sisters of
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Surprise Party Given . Hartmans Entertain
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'Mrs. Crawford Feted
! At Oirthday Dinner
ION T Mr. Sam Ctford was
luntrM d-r a birthday dinner In
li.uiut U Miti Ut II-V. fold.
Many of Mra. ("rawfnrd'a child
ren were on hand to with her
,, . , "...nil..,, i CVniini from Portland wer
aria Mi J.un iinnian . , ,
' " I Mr. and Mi. John xrhe, Mr.
...ii.isit.r.l t Uuir home in nJ M,, UlUn (ord and
Julv I wnh a iluik putiic in ihtldrrn of tho, Mr. Vernon
p . .
J a drurlt liil.ilux.il Mfe.
l v Iriend.
Frances McMillan
Moves To Portland
l.KXINtnX'S Mr. Ktne
MtMiIMn who h.t m'ti her
home In Leuntton f r over tk)
t r niovisl S.ituril.iv to her new
home at the Rimk Vllta In I'utt
l.ind. I'i'iiiintf tu autiM her in
movltn; m a daughter and tn
In U. Mr. and Mr. i.Hri:e
M.ukle. and ktin: aon Jack and
jitn MiMillrtti of Pun land: Pile
McMillan of Grand Itonde; and
Mr. and Mr CUuile Hill of lied
mond. Mm. McMillan will be
greatly miw.ed by bet friend
and relative
tt ili )atd
Uuikii f.r the day were Mr.
and Mr William CUtn. I'atli
and Lia; Mt. Henry Haucn. Mr.
and Mi1. LaVeriu Van Marter
and fmil. Jeirv O'Mallry,
I hui k B.iile. Mr Kliiine lieoriiv
ii. I M ll'.twtta iviutherty.
Annual I.O.O.F.
Picnic Held Sunday
Oild Fellow and Rebckah mem
Mr and their famitle gathered
at Cutf"tth Park for the r-
nul 1O0F. picnic Sunday.
A lnely kunhlny day drew
a nuKli-rnte crowd f"f a potluck
iliiuiiT at iiixin and lulling and
gutne mvupiiHl the afternoon.
Crawford and daughtir Janice
atul granddaughter i'harlote of
Athena. Mr and Mi. Tad Miller
and faintly of Lexlncton. Mra
Mitrifaret Mki". Marilyn and
Gary. Hollo Crawford. Sm Craw
ford and Mr. Crawford of lone
and tkb Grant of llermUton.
8dl Coliini. Mr. and Mra. BUI
Blake, Mr. and Mr. Jim Prltcoll,
Mr. and Mra. LaVerne Van
Maner. Mr. Koger Steler. Port
I.imI. Mr. Or. tun K. Iilii. ii, Mr.
Ltll Labhart. and M:. L. V- D..k.
for. Van Maner and Mr. Lab
hait won t-econd h!rh fr nrth-
jth ta win one half Matter
Mlnt and Mr. Dick and Mr.
Wolff won third for east west to
win one third Mater ndnt.
Bridge Players
Win At Hermiston
Heppner brdle !aer Journ
eved to llermUton Monday nleht
to take part In the llermUton
Klk' lirhlge club monthly Master
mint evening of play. The win
nets are entitled to Master point
or part thereof according to the
place won.
Going from here were Dr. and
Mr. W. H. Wolff. Mr. and Mrs.
COLE'S
Elactrtc Motor Shop
ft. W. 23 TutuiUa Rd.
FtndUton ph. CR ft-7761
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GREETING frlenda and relatives Sunday at the bom of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim inomson jr in aeppim "c-i
i. u, .nrf u,. Tom Walters. The counlo was married r-
cently In California. The picture ahows them cutting tho wedding j
coke at their receotion in tne Tnomson nome. i-
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Heppner high school Rraduated I gALAD DRESSING
t. Ul J A I
Miss Bernice Thomson, sister , from Oregon State University lrt
.nH Jan..t 1 June and will teach In the cle-
111 llic Uliuc, i " . . '
lir.Ukl l,o fharrra nf tllO PUPSt mentarV School SVStem in LrOSI
ik I Angeles. Tom also graduated
At the gift table were Mrs.
Norman Leetch, Vancouver, Wn.,
cousin of the "bride, and Miss
Celia Parker, Hood River.
The bride's mother wore a pink
lace over taffeta sheath and the
room's mother wore a sheath
of tucked coral silk chiffon, botli
wearing white rose corsages.
Meredith, a 1957 graduate oi
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Celebrating the 1st Birthday of
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"Something from the Jeweler's,
1 always something
J E W E LER S
from Orecon State University In
the school of pharmacy and is
employed as a pharmacist In the
Woodland Hills pnarmacy.
Thcv left HepDner July 10 for
California and will be at home
in Canocra Park. Starting the
latter part of August, Tom will
be on a six month tour of duty
with Coast Guard.
Coming from Woodland Hills
wpm the Brooms rjarents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Walters,
with other euests at the re-
ccDtion from Portland, La
Oande. Tieard. Nyssa. Jeffer-
son, Hood River, Vancouver, Wn.,
Colfax, Wn., Anaheim, Calif.,
Heppner, and Lexington.
Past Noble Grands
To Entertain Clubs
LEXINGTON The Past Noble
Grand club of Holly Rebekah
lodce met on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Gene
Maieske for their regular meet
ine. The meetine was called to
order by the president, Dimple
Munkers.
It was decided to entertain the
lone and Hardman Past Noble
flrand clubs on Sept. 6 with a
luncheon and entertainment. This
will start at 1 o clock in the
I.O.O.F. hall.
Followine the meeting, refresh
ments were served to the follow-
inf. C'atie Padbere. Freida Ma
ieske, Florence McMillan, June
Davidson. Cora Warner, Delpha
Jones. Dimple Munkers, Annie
k'ecne anil the hostess. Alice Ma
jeske. Also present were Valda
Irvin and Betty Henderson
Californians Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian White and
sons Brad, Craig and baby Neil
were luncheon guests Sunday at
the home of Mr. White's aunt,
Mrs. Harrv Duvall. In the after
noon they attended the wedding
reception at the James Thomson
home for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wal
ten? 'Meredith Thomson). The
Whites have recently arrived
from their home near Anaheim,
Calif., to spend a few weeks with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil
White at their ranch home near
Pilot Rock.
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