Distinguished Guests
Attend Friendship
Night At lone OES
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the theme fr the program and
at Ixwuvt Chapter No. J 19, Order
-f ili haitrrn Mar at the Ma
aoiile hall on .Nov, II.
iioixirru kui-m pri-MTit were
Mr, L. p. Tibbies, Heppner.
mmier tj,mt committee
Mr. Dick l-oe.in, Arlington, hud
gel committee; Mr. Jtlik WUk
ln n. lli iiiincr. credential com
rmttee of the Grand Chapter of
Oregon; Mrs. Knorh Fried ly of
m ux. grand representative? of
lilinnW: Mm, Charles O'Connor,
erand representative of Missouri
Mr, met Huffman, worthy ma
iron, Ruth chapter at Heppner
M:. Nathan Bard, Oregon Trail
chapter at rlin; Mm. Mllea Me
hay. Jasmine chapter at Arllng
ion; Mrs. Lawrence Jones, ton
don chapter, at Condon: Mra.
U.i retire Asher, Arcadia chap
ter at Kna-.ll: Mra. Klovd Snider.
Queen Father charter at Hermhv
tori and other members and via
Itora.
The lone Assembly of Internat
ional Order of Rainbow for Clrla
presented the welcoming adden
dum with all officers taking part
and Linda llalvorsen, worthy
aviwir, as accompanist
Miniature cornucopias of fruit
matte iy the worthy matron, Mra
James Burnett, were presented
earn guest present
During the program conducted
Dy James Harnett, worthy pa
Iron, a Thanksgiving addendum
"lfai.se Ye the Lord. waa pre
sented by the officer of Locust
Chapter.
A large crowd enjoyed refresh
ments in the dining room.
Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Tibbies, Mrs.
Logan and Mrs. Wilkinson pour
ed at the tea table.
4 HmKElt GAZETTE TIME3. Thursday. If or m bar It, INI
Lindstroms Entertain
Week-End Guests
IONE Out-of-town week-end
house guests at the ranch home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kranklln Llnd
strom wer' her mother, Mrs.
Hugh Bell of Condon. Mr. and
Mrs. Irvln Ritchie of Seattle,
Wash., and Mrs. Lynn Wilcox
of Portland. Mrs. Wilcox is the
former Edna Ritchie Lovell. She
was born and raised In the lone
area.
Mrs. Llndstrom was hostess for
a dinner party on SHturday even
ing In honor of these guests.
Dinner guests Included Carl
Troedson, Johan Troedson, Mrs.
Delia Corson, Mrs. Anna Lind
strom and Mrs. Eda Esteb, Mrs.
Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs.
Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs. Lind
strom. During the evening, Carl Troed
son showed slides of his trip to
Alaska.
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Mary Johnston Weds None Families Host
Macey Lovgren Here Guests At Parties
m Cotholic Church
Mary Virginia Johnston,
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Harold
Joniikion. JVu.ll.'tuii. ias united
in marriage to Stacey Ray Iv
t en. a,n ..f ,ir. ancj Mra. Alfred
ixivgren. Oct "her In an af'er-
main ceienmny. The double ring
i-r ice won real by I(.ev. Kav
rnond Beard at St. Patrick's Cath
olic church
The tride, iriven in marrijc
'.v ner Idtlier, UIom? lor her Wist
ii. rig a Daucrina length wail t
iMiit-ta gown with a net over.
dresui euibosed with white rosea.
A
Xjl
) filled bodice, walloped neckline
I trimmed wlili M-qulns, long fit
ted sleeve and full skirt tk'rcj
at the hack. Her fingertip veil
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IONF. Mr. Marlon Palmer
was hoi'cwi to a dinner party on
Saturday evening at her home
tor Mr. and Mrm. Lincoln Nash
and i-r.lrley of Heppner. Mr. and
.Mr. rreirck Martin and Mr.
and Mr. Lee I'almer and daugh
ter, lone, and Mr. I'almer.
A birthday iartv in honor at
Lee Palmer wa given on Sun
day at tluir hmne hv his wife.
Miry Ann. Dinner guests In-
eiuu.Hl Mr. and Mr. Lincoln
r.Jihli, .Shirley and Rose of Jlepp
tier, Mr. a. hi Mrs. Marion i'al
mer. lone, Ivan Connor, Hepp
iur and the Lee Palmer's daugh
ters, Barbara. Debra and Donna.
Methodist WSCS Set! Silver Tea, Baxoar
gu. covered tissue boxes, cor
nea, and a whole booth
..-it manV otni'r
Unusual and novelty Cltrltt
mas gifts will be available for
the public at the annual ailver
tea and baraar at the Methodut
church Saturday between the
hours of 2 and 5 p. m.
Many women of the church
have leen working for wteks
petting the ariou Items ready
f r Kale. Included will be baKt 1
food and fruit cake, a grab bas,
pillow C3MS, plastic litter bag,
plastic and novelty covered coul
hangers, fancy pi j lows, knlttlngl
bat
at
.iJm Youth of the church will
have a candy booth.
THs is a C" ,lrnc
rhrltmas gtfia." F-dr.a Turrw.
president of the M'thKl.t wo
men. said.
Mr. ond Mrs. Bill Bokar. Board
man, visited with their son and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dt'v.ne.
o;t Saturday.
Good Crowd Turns
was held by white tom-s and ulu rt. ... r r
wore a ingle urand of pearls, a WUI O' uegree
white roU!.'e Kroom- s"elarr",J Of Honor Dinner
MR. AND MRS. WAYNE SOWAHD (tha former Roberta Strickland
of Nysaa), married October 21 at the Nyta Christian church. Mr.
Soward Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl U SowarO, Heppner.
Friends Have Surprise
Party At Shaw Home
Neighbors and friends of Mrs.
Casha Shaw called at h?r home
Wednesday to surprise her with
a birthday party to honor her
8!th birthday. The occasion also
celebrated the birthday of ner
aughter, Mrs. Lottie Budden
Coming with gifts and birth
day refreshments were Mrs. lor.
raters, Mrs. Lucille t'urrisn,
Mrs. Mildred Hunt, Mrs. Art
Keenp, Mrs. Archie Padberg, Mrs.
Pete McMurtry, Mrs. L'llen Mcore
and Mrs. Budden s daughter.
Altar Guild Plans
November Card Party
A card party to raise funds
for the St. Therese unit of St.
Patrick's Altar guild is scheduled
for Thursday, November 30 In
the parish hall. The members
made plans for the party at the
meeting on November 7. The pro
ject for the year is to replao
cooking kettles needed for the
parish hall kitchen and will use
the proceeds from the card party.
Ul I leers ol the unit are Mi s.
Glen Ward, president, and Mrs.
Wilbur Worden, secretary-treas
urer.
Maid of honor was Leonore
Leonnlg. Bridesmaids were Lor
raine Leonnig and Judy Haml
ton. iney wore matchini: rose
velveteen dresses, with fitted bo.
lices. full kkirts. hats of flowers
mutching their dresses and black
veils.
Mary Jeanne Adar, Pendleton.
was iiower girl and wore a Jum
per oi rose velveteen with
white blouse.
Best man was Ronald Curri.i
and the ushers were Pat Cuts-
forth and Wayne Prock.
1 he church wus decorated with
v a. Crt,..J A. I i ne cnurcn was decorated wit!
Wayne bOWard WedS baskets of lavender spider ihry
Koberta Mnckland
In Nyssa Ceremony
Roberta Strickland, daughter
of Mr. and M's. John Strickland,
Nyssa, and Wayne Soward, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Larl L. Soward,
exchanged wedding vows In an
evening ceremony October 21 at
the Nyssa Christian church. The
santhemums at the altar.
Marguerite Glavey waa In
charge of the reception vvhicli
followed the ceremony In the
parish hall. Decorations of pink
spider chrysanthemums were
used about the room. A three
tiered cake, flanked by tllvt-i
candelabra, adorned the serving
table. Mrs. Jim Lovgren and Mrs.
Archie Alderman, aunts of the
Between V) and CO members
of the Degret of Honor Protec
tive Assoc.ation enjoyed a tur
key dinner Tuesday evening in
the Christian church basement
A program of vocal numbers was
presented by the Degree of Honor
trio, Miss Shirley Nash at the
piano, Miss Rose Nash and Mrs.
Mary Bryant. They sang "Wooden
Heart" and "Wines of a Dove."
Also on the program, was the
burning of the mortgage by Mrs.
Roy Neill on the completion of
purchase of apartment building
property from Mrs. Ernie Win
chester. Mrs. J. W. Farra told
of the paying off of the mortgage.
Guest of the Nash family was
Miss Shirley Nash's fiance. Dean
Connor, who was KiirnrUert hv
oinnuay cake, baked by Mrs.
Nash.
Lodge meeting followed tha
dinner and progiam. Final plans
were aiscussed lor the AJ Ull
double ring service was read by I groom, served the cake. Pouring man dinner at the Legion hall,
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we serve in so
many different
ways
Not only do we com
pound your doctor's pre
scription with profess
ional precision, but we
keep on hand fresh
stocks of such dietetic
helps as he may recom
mend. HUMPHREYS
REXALL DRUG STORE
MR. A MRS. ROD MURRAY
217 N. Main Ph. 6-9610
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Rev. Earl L. Soward, father of
the groom.
Given In marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown of peau de soiie,
designed with a bouffant skirt,
lace bodice trimmed with pearls,
sweetheart neckline and lone
pointeu sleeves. sne carried
white feathered carnations
around a white orchid on a white
Uible with streamers.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Rod
ney Holeomb, Nyssa, sister of
the bride and bridesmaids were
uan Maulding, Carol WoodelL
eastern Oregon College class
mates, and Mrs. Earl Torrls, On-
ario. They wore matching brown
brocaded sheath dresses and
carried nosegays of bronze mums
ith brown streamers.
Rest man was Bill Ward and
ushers were Vaughn Folkman
and Al Carr, all Eastern Oregon
College classmates, and Jon
Jlake, Heppner.
Flower girl was Marsha Mc
Coy, Nyssa, wearing a yellow
.Iress and carrying a basket of
rose petals. Ring bearers were
Bradley and Scott Holeomb,
fnyssa, nephews or the bridj.
Marilyn and Carolyn Pond
sung two numbers, accompanied
hy Mrs. Elvin Ballou, EOC class
mate. Two large baskets of bronze
and yellow mums decorated the
chuich with yellow candles with
brown bows at windows for the
candlelight ceremony.
A reception followed in the
church basement with the Christ
Ian Women's fellowship in
charge.
The newlyweds cut the fiist
piece of the 4 -tier white and
pink cake and the ladies contin
ued serving. Beverly Trimble,
Nyssa, kept the guest book, Mrs.
Dennis Savage, Nyssa, and Lin
da Warthen, EOC classmate, had
charge of the gift table, and or
gunist was Viekl Hickox, EOC
classmate.
The bride is a 1959 graduate
iroin Nyssa High school and at
tended Eastern Oregon College
two years, ine groom graduated
from Heppner High school in
19rt and Eastern Oregon Col
lego in 19U1 and is presently
stationed with the U. S. Army
..t r t. ura, cam,
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Soward, Los Alto,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. F. A. White,
Fruitland, Idaho, Mrs. Daniel
Shutts, Colorado Springs, Colo.,
Annaoeiie iidwell, Memphis
Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Buford
Standerfer, Parma, Idaho, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Jones and family,
mt. ana Mrs. tan jl. soward, and
Jon Blake, Heppner.
were Mrs. Walter Hayes, Board
man, and Mrs. Louis La Trace,
tcjio. Dotn aunts oi the croom.
Dean Lovgren, cousin of the
groom, kept the guest book, and
Mrs. Robert Peterson, lone, cous
in of the groom, had charge of
the gift table.
following a wedding trip to
northern California and the Ore
gon coast the young couple Is
at home in Heppner, where tho
groom is employed by Kinzua
Corporation.
Both are Heppner High grad
uates, the groom graduated In
1934 and the bride in 19G0. The
groom spent two years In Ger
many with the U. S. Army.
November 24,
Carnation club was announ
ced for Thursday evening at the
nome oi Mrs. Koy ouackenbush.
Rainbow For Girls
To Sell Doughnuts
A doughnut sale to raise
money for the Rainbow for Girls
service projects will be Satur
day morning, November IS.
The girls will make the dough
nuts at Shannon Mahoney's
home and sell them door-to-door
through town. They will be treat
ed to a luncheon at the Masonic
hall following the sales.
THANKSGIVING EVE
DANCE
Wednesday,
November 22
PENDLETON ARMORY
, Rod Esselsryn's 14-piece Dance Band
Admission $1.00 Per Person
Your chance to dance, also help the Drum
Corps raise funds for new uniforms.
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Heppner Unit Meets
With Mrs. Turner '
Heppner extension unit held
its November meeting Tuesdav
at me nome oi jirs. tana Turner.
During the business meetlni?.
me memoers discussed chani:-
ng the January meeting tonic
n om meese Lookerv to Civil De
fense and also held a discussion
n the proposed site for the Mav
Homeroakers' Festival. Both pro
posals met with disapproval but!
tne unit wished to sponsor an
evening meeting on Civil De-
fense so both parents and older!
hildren might attend. Several
numbers with grown children
olunteered to babysit for youns
pureiiui wno wisn 10 anena me
January short course on "Un
derstanding Boys and Girls."
Alter a sack lunch, Protect
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Loaders, .Mrs. Kiiey .Munkers and
.Mrs. Douglas Drake presented
the topic, "Lndorstanding Teen
agers. 1 hey gave 10 useful ideas.
.Next unit meeting will be De-
ember 12. 10:00 a. m. at Mrs.
Ola Rubles" home. The topic)
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The new Fairlane 500 is priced way under previous
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V-8 or the nickel-nursing Fairlane Six. Routine service
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HEPPNER AUTO SALES,
Heppner, Oregon
INC.
N. Mala
PH. 6-9431
Heppner
is invuea 10 attend and a nocn
lunch will be served by the rro-
jeet leaders.