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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1961)
4 X ) NR. AND MRS. MARVIN DEAN WAT. fotnw Norma Jra "wovai, lauswiog mir mart loos la Lexington rrtday twnina, I Sptmbf I. i r vtarriage Vows Unite !ex. Couple In Church .eremony Sept. 1 LEXINGTON In the presence I family and Immediate friend. jss Norma Robinson of Golden lie. Wn.. and Mr. Marvin Way ' Lexington, were united in rrlage Friday evening. Sep mber 1, at the Lexington Vlstian church. The double ng ceremony was read by the rv. Walter Smith. The bride chose a green nylon reot length dress, with an in t of embroidered pink roses. ped across the waist to the ck where It formed a pink iw, and green ribbon hat for wedding. She wore a white chid corsage with green ribbon. w only attendant was Mrs. ayne Papineau, cousin of the Ide, and the groom's best man is Floyd Breeding, cousin of e groom from Hermlston. The atron of honor was attired in ue nylon and wore a pink car- ition corsage. Following the ceremony a re ption was held for the young arried couple at the Lexington, i.V.F. hall, given by Mrs. nk Robinson and Mrs. June ividson. The rooms were dec ated with fall flowers, and the flterplece was a tall arrange ent of pink and red glads, in green and gold vase. The cake as a three-tiered creation and irrled the traditional bride and room top, with the rest finish- t - 10 OFF DURING I SEPTEMBER CHRISTMAS CARDS i WRAPPINGS I RIBBONS, ETC. f Sponsor W.S.C.S. i Methodist Church Call Edna Turner NOW Phone 6-9908 ed In varlagtd pink rot-, ail ver leave and whit wedding bells. The cake, which was decorates) by Mrs. Pat Sawyer of Pendle ton, was served by Mrs. Emma White of Hardman, aunt of the groom, pouring were Mrs. Joe Comellaon and Mrs. Bert Breed ing, aunts of the groom. In charge of the gifts was Mrs. Frank Robinson, aunt of the bride. For going away the new Mrs. Way wore a peacock blue street dress and her orchid corsage They plan a wedding trip to southern Oregon and California, after which they will be at home at the ranch of Mr. way near Lexington. Those present from out of town were John C Robinson of Gold- endale, father of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Breeding and sons, Floyd and Fred of Hermlston, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Way of Riley, Mrs. Dallas McDaniels and son Melvin, Mrs. Emma White of Hardman, Mrs. Iva Wareham of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. AI Winkleman of lone. Eastern Star Plans For Busy September Tte Cudef nf Etern Star mt irmur at tre kte hall Tte rcruUf hu fi.init a. tc4U.td by a mUI Is-ur plans rre made for the corn Ir.g Ii.rii Crntral Oregon miatU-n vt the O, E, S in s-iirmtwr 21 In lleppner at the JkUnunlc hilt, tliapter from ih eatern patt U Oreicon will b prearnt to lake part. Serial of the ni-rubers at tended the no hut dlnnrr and rrt-rpthn In Condon Saturday nlghi fr Mr. Walter Jaeger. ai'li!f grand matron 'f the Grand Chapter tl Oregon. Thoe eing uere Mr. and Mr, pick Wllklnon and daughter, Pam Cot-hell. Mr. and Mr. Oliver Crt-kwdk, Mr. J. It Huffman. Mr. Tm IlJiMit-. and Mr. C Carmlchael. Mrs. Wilkinson Is a member of the credentials committee of the grand chapter of Oregon and Mr. Huffman Is worthy matron of Ruth chapter. Beta Omega Meets At Crawford Home IONE The regular business meeting of Beta Omega, chapter of E.S.A., was held Sept. 6th at the Sam Crawford home. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Robert RUt mann were hostesses. The meeting, was conducted by Mrs. Art Warren, president. with 12 members present. Mrs. Joe Hausler, social chair man, . read the social schedule and htcKses for the new year. The yearbooks were passed out. These were made by Mrs. Tad Miller and contained the educational program for the year, which has been planned and arranged by Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Don LInnell, representing the executive committee, read the 1961-62 budget and it was approved by the members. Plans lor the community ba zaar-carnival, which will be held Nov. 18, at the Grange hall, were discussed. Keithley Wedding Set For Saturday An tivluil-i U '-!. V.1 Hi Wtrh la !lUtU f u- riMt fcr lilev I.Ml; ! e H". f- .... I . ta KJbcn W. Ham-'-t hi. t.iur.iit'. SeitemU-r IS. Tli Hnkllng. t$en to the public, will N at the Krt mrunan muun Heppner. at 2 I " Tti couple Hl Kteet thei many friend al a mvptton Im intitfi- futkmtntf the ct-re mtitiy In the church parlor, and I sIm) Open to im-" winning to atttnti. Mrs. Hamlin Installed Auxiliary President Mrs. Frank Hamlin . was in stalled president of the Heppner AmfrLLegin auxili"y ltl a dergarten school and all mothers Civic League Meet Set For September 18 The Heppner Civic League opens with the first meeting this fall, Monday, September 18, at the home of Mrs. Robert Abrams at 8:00 p. m. The league sponsors the kin candlelight ceremony at the Le gion hall Tuesday night Other officers Installed by the district president, Mrs. Pearl Funk, Athena, were Mrs. Oma Cox, first vice president; Mrs. Jack Flug, second vice president; Mrs. Harry Tamblyn, secretary; Mrs. Gene Ferguson, treasurer; Mrs. Kemp Dick, sergeant-at arms; Mrs. Loyal Parker, chap lain; and Mrs. Riley Munkers, historian. of kindergarten children are In vlted to attend and take part in the many league activities which Include a fall and spring rummage sale to help finance the kindergarten. Mrs. Roy Tabor teaches the class which for the past four years has been divided Into two hour sessions starting at 8:40 in the mornings and running until noon each school day. A nvnno tntprpstoH ma v mn. The auxiliary planned a fool tact the eague offlcers or board members who are: Mrs. Haskell Sharrard, acting president; Mrs. Abrams, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Don Bennett, Mrs. Jim Prock, and Mrs. Matt Hughes, board members. sale for Friday, Sept. 29, the lo cation and time to be announced later. Also it will sponsor a pot luck supper at the hall Oct. 3 with the Legionnaires as guests. BULOVA See our complete selection of America's most wanted professional ladies watches ... each with world famous Bulova 17 jewel accuracy and smart feminine good looks. 1 i BU10VA R.M. 1 Exquisitely matched cm and bracelet. 17 Jewels, sweep tecon tend, shock rtttstant. MJ UBY IUL0V Smart professional ttyt Inf. 17 Jewell, self-wind-In, waterproof, shock resistsnt, luminous hands an dial. SSVSO t 17 jewels Sweep second hand Shock-resistant dj Seli-winding models Luminous hands and dial dj Unbreakable mainspring Waterproof models "Something from the Jeweler's. Is always something peciall" 2 s Msj! ft.il JEWELERS Store Hour: I A. M. T 6 P. M. 177 MAD! ST- HEPPNER PHONE 1-9200 tWf ' " . STAMPS Dick Sherman spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Sherman. He returned to his work at Stay ton Canning Company Sunday evening where he will continue until leaving to re-enter Oregon State University September 18. Mr. and Mis. Russell Pratt Portland, spent the week-end with their' son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pratt. r 1 U a new Jy vacuum ifL-4 cleaners ONLY X3995 See it at L. E. DICK Rainbow Girls Elect Officers Monday The fin.t full Hireling cf Rain- lu fur Clrls was Septcrnljer 4 with the election of officers ta king place at this time. Officers named for I lie fall l.-rin are Shannon M.ihoiu-V. worthy advisor; Beverly Blake, aKMx-lat worthv aJvlwir: Gin ger Springer, charity; Slterrl Ol son, hope; Kathy Kay. laiin; and Dianne Schafflti. recorder. TELL 'EM YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE-TIMES Mama, ef Mia. Mike SJ:n reiurnt-d to Slem 5un--lav u eor.ilnue t.U .lu.iiet -at WilUrnt-ne l'i i.ii! wtu-ie he U li.J. in il.riii.air). iUim. a l'.'i K.ut t.f li. ,, i.f ttU-tt .-! . ;n.t twii.in. r -'MUl't 1 li f. !. ..i. Sef. t ai Madtaun Guile. Mr. and Mis. Bob II u union. Jr. and family, Piairle Oty. visited rr lathes In town oxer the Labor Day week end and attended the riHlrO. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright and family, niot Rock, spent last we k end vlaltlng and taking In the rodeo, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hastings. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. i Sam McDaiiU-l of Hardman. Iriit Labor Day In Monument vUttlng at the home of Mrs. II jfctirn:" sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Plrl HowsU and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wise, all of Hejpnrr. returned over the week end after a week's bow and arrow hunting trip In the An- thony Lakes area. They returned with no elk nor deer, but said that they had a few shots at some game. A fine time was en- joyed by the group. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Marshall re turned Saturday night after a week In Forest Grove. rtCrrrtCJI CAZCTTC TlMCt. Thutadey. Iitlembel 14. INI i Mrs. Gene Fetgua end Lets was in Un on buatiea the Hn.j hf. U-i t . '.. iThuiv j ti.kt i f the wtrk 1 A,t,. ,; t , r,. , .., i i.,! ; Mra. Cud Col. tna. H xxt Kitit tMOliE Stk.'ILTV tN l'Ai:i: MORE RADIANT LIVING THROUGH USE OF A NATURAL AND ORGANIC FOOD SUPPLEMENT NUTRI - BIO (tter WUTKItton Through tOCaemlatrr) LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS MHS. CONLET LAN HAM MRS. CLAIRE ODONNELL Ph. I-S890 Ph.t-SS23 HepptMr Keppner listen To "LOVE THAT BOB Show Monday Through rriday Channel It At 10)30 A. M. PAT. ) ) iY im Ull 1 Vssa'taaae FROZEN BABY LIMAS BROCCOLI SPEARS BRUSSEL SPROUTS CAULIFLOWER fee PEAS, CORN, FRENCH FRIES FOR gge frozen foods RASPBERR,ES 0R strawberries 3 FOR Qc CAULIFLOWER POund 23c 2 POUNDS 25' 3 SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 LBS- $1.17 NESTLE'S MORSELS 2 For 79e LC. BAG QUICK BAKE WITH CHEESE SAUCE QUICK BAKE WITH sour cream SAUCE 45 Standta catsup 3 ' 851 FAMILY SIZE COVE Standbij oysters 2 f 79e M SLAB BACON lb.49 BY THE CHUNK RfJIH' m Imii (FRESH IN THE BULK) PICKLE and PIMENTO, OLIVE. OR VEAL ' Lb. ISC SMOKED, MEATY HAM MOCKS Lb 23c USDA CHOICE OR GOOD Round Steak Lb. 85 Rump Roust Lb. 73 PRICES GOOD SEPT. 15 and 16 PHONES: (Groc.) 6-9614, (Meat) 6-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET 7h1een -d 2S1 Linden Way Phone -633
