Socio! Gatherings I
Honor lone Residents
JUNK Anions many m uI
haiM-itint: in tn lir minnum j
HV UlirCii" llu uil Kirk lilt'
lliiii.r t.,.-t. in lt.,..r ..I lit.. '
."Uith wh!iiijj mnuxermary uf Mr.
ariil Mm. Ili-rli r.ktr.m. Sr., t
lit hiinii of lli if Mtii an.) (alii
liy. Mr. ami St lli-rh Kkotrum.
Jr. &;mtM'r i.f tru lurr.ny wen'
iirrtrni. Iti luillnt: Mr. ati-l Mr
iuk Kkstn.m an. I duihui
Vlrki i( I Craiidi'.
Si-vi-rkl mlclitMirinn friend
tiiK- by ihf l'itff.ir) lioim
'iikI 'l'hurs.Iay altiTiumn to wixh
tt ith.ir.i I'cii-rMin a happy hirih-
liiy. Th f -allmu hit luiUd Mm.
1 ruurm t'ttrlsiiii, Mr. lliiy Carl
.' ii, Mrs. Juan Warrvn, Mm
Ikinna ItiTotrom. Mi. J.im'
itawluiK, Mr. i:iii Ti-w and
..Irs. Martha IVti'fn.
A ItUI.iI titumrr uai Rlvon
last Tliurstiay in tumor of Mrs.
J.i art l.lmUtrum at the homo nf
Mm. Daxltl liaki-r. Mm. CharU
Ikihcrty was co-hosU'SH. Assist
nit! Mrs. I.iiulstroin at the tifl
talili wbi tho KrtNim'i aunt. Mm.
Hoy UriiKlrom. Mrs. lrr Mason,
tucitlier uf I In' hrtilf, and Mr
Franklin Utulstrom, mother of
tin nrMm, preslilwl at th len
lahli. Out-of-town quests pri'si'iil
iiicluil'l Mrs. Ilt-rt Mason. Mrs.
iturr Mason and Klht'l Adams,
ill of Portland.
Roinbow Girls Plon
Dinner, Learn Tips
Committee chairmen were ap
jxiinted for the father -dauRhter
l nner set for February 21. nt
the Hainhow for Cirls meeting
MomVty evening. Heading the
entertainment committee arc
Jeanne Siewert and Dr. Kd Schaf
Htz; decorating. Sherri Olson and
Harley Young; and in charge of
i ho Mitluck ilinner are Mrs. Koy
Quackenbush and Mrs. Jim
Thomson. The meat and rolls
will be furnished for the dinner.
Mrs. Ken Peck and daughter.
Martha, and Jan Hager pre
sented a skit on the incorrect
and correct ways of making in
troductions. At the March 5 meeting, Mrs.
Don Turner will give the girls
tips on good grooming.
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February 24
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MR. AND MRS. RICHARD E. RUHL. married Saturday. February
10, in Corvallis. The bride is the daughter of Mr. end Mr. C. E.
McQuarrie. Heppner. and the groom is the foa ct Mt. ond Mii.
L. E. Ruhl of Lexington. (Ba Studiot Photo)
Marriage Vows Unite
Couple in Corvallis
A lovely winter wedding joined , mates,
Th., hrWl.il v)!ii,1i I'Vchantred
vows before nn altar decorated
ne, u.iuKiot. w j with tall baskets ot white siock
C. K. Ricguarrie, ueppnei, nu with RreCnery, and banked ny
Richard E. Ruhl. son of Mr. and wnit0 tapered candelabra. Or-
In marriage Susan Joan McQuar
rie. dauchter of Mr. and Mrs
r v ohl I.ev ineton. on
i i . .
Saturday afternmin, February 10,
at the First Methodist church in
Corvallis. The Rev. Raymond E.
Balcomb, church pastor, offic
iated over the double ring cer
emony in the presence of rel
atives, friends, and college class-
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Who is in our
Registry?
Our Bridal Registry Is a
permanent listing of all
those fair brides of to
day, tomorrow,
t&. and yesterday.
.13. ii lj.i. ii..:.
11 11513 II1CII
chosen design
nf slpi-llnc bv
famous GORHAM and
other silversmiths as
well as china and crys
tal. An up-to-date rec
ord is kept showing all
the pieces each bride
has received . . . makes
it easy for gift-givers to
"select a gift they know
is of the bride's choice,
one the bride needs.
To the Bride
If you are not already
listed in our registry,
come in today and take
advantage of this free
service.
To Family and friends
of the Bride
Let us solve your gift
giving problems. Gifts
in the bride's very own
Gorham sterling start at
$5.00.
Shown are only three of
the sixteen outstanding
designs available in
GORHAM
STERLING
Me for 4 pc. ploct Mtting
Including federal Tax
Heppner Unit LcarnS
Housecleaning Tips
Mr, R C. WaiUM and Mf.
p ul Warien pifM-nv.l the r.h.
II.uimh I, annul." . '
extent.;, unit Tu.1 V "'
home of Mr J WrU-W r
rxpUlmn! raer '
,mtti.-U for tl..in he nuii
jiouxileaning J',,w-
Mi. Rlhy Munker repotted
on ttie reci'iil ytinir, pi.i;.:.!r.
tnei-tlng. She listed the atl..,e.
i.i.Mct avatlal. and '" n nv
tr-t ted oil their ptef.rem-,-
. r next year n meetings.
AI- reporting "'f u,n
Phress on the AfWW whi.h w.l
nl d. legale o the Ir . nniai
. Id this vear In Australia.
T irtiH-n member ii)ted a
Yl'.-loui Milui-k lutuh.-on at
eon wi'h th' meeting continued
i the iiflertHMin. Next itu-etpiri
i March 13 at the Ray Ii;.ke
home on liulldint! a Wurdiobe
vtth a iH.tluek luncluHin i mn
Anyone inlerestinl U fnvited to
attend.
Mr. end Mrt. Bill ConneU. Mi.
and Mrs. Mcfltntock and Su
anne of Cecil were dsnner cueMH
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ceow Mdler on rrlda. r.h
ruarv . The occasion honored the
birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Cm
nell Mrs. Mct lintoek, and Mr.
i'tr Miller, as well as the
wedding anniversary of the Con
Sorority Entertains
ION K Member tf the Rel
i :.!;. S.iiiiitv and their hu
luiiiil held i itaii feed oil Sal
iii las eviiitnj; at the .ne U'i:ioii
I. all
The evening was hM iit III play
w-"'e and card.
t..r the affair in
. lud. d Mr. Ilandd Snider and
Mr. Chatlc loherly.
Joint Recreation Meet
Proves Successful
Follow Intf the rewul ir Rebcknh
i-it tiuj tnd.tv nik'ht the tld
Ki-Uomm entertaiueil ttu lutu-s
wiih ki'i. film, and refresh
nn nis. The meeting was eiy
KuetH'Ksful and is planned as a
"Hue a nionth event.
A Liter I rem Mis. Lisma
Appleuate. state president, was
re. nt ibninc the niectiiuv It ask
ed Mrs. Itov yuai kenbush to
the resimnm to the on-ninij aP
lr,-ss .it tbe annual Slate Assem
bly of Itehekahs held this M.iy
in Medtonl. Cards and letters
were sent to members who are
ill and lit Mrs. Sara McNamer
and Mrs, Lucy Rodders were re
ivntlv injured In a car accident.
Mrs. C.erald Rood. Mrs. Larry
CiH'k. Mrs. Mattle Cnen. Mrs.
Till Heath, and Mrs. Frank
I'.ivnc were in charge of th
rdr.-: hnicnt preparation.
I a-t N! !e Grands are remind -.1
of tln PNC tnetinn, March
at 7::) prior to the regular
HCFFNCR CA2ETTC TIMEl ThuradaT. ''iff'J?--
Eastern Star To Honor
Past Leaders Monday
Meiutwr of Ruth chapter.
Order ot Faciei n Mar. will honor
all past matron and patron
at a pothhk dinner and nieetttn:
Monday nUht.
Mis. Mauaret Fmersotl Ri-vd,
piiitlaiid. past woithy niattun,
wiili over .l rars inemlierslnp.
will i!it at this simhUI nun
In night
.lr. U 1. Iinoies. mi, noy
.Hun K.-iiIiiihIi, Mr. IU k Wilkin-
on and Mis. J. It llutfman vis
ii.-d lal'v t-hMpter In Milton
Fieewater Weilnesitav. Mr Tib
I 1.- m.MiiI.er ot the l.S'P-MiL
eiirtuniltee. paid her olfi lal visit.
companled lV Mrs. iiuum.in.
ln Saturday, Mrs. i iiinies, nc-
paid an oltuial visit to j.isnim
ili.ipter in Ailinr.ion. jasiuui
was celehratin; lh With anni
versary and liicndship nltfht.
Also i;oiiin from here were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Jones and Mr.
anil Mis. Oliver Creswlck.
Mra. Wa Hakkatt Ult Tue-
dav mornuii!, Feb. ti, lor .Satiia
Maria. Calif . to Join her husband
who is employed l Hoeing. She
ha been with her soil and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sherman,
for the past month and :""!
acquainted with he new urand
dauchter. txirn January M.
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l ta Humphreys was hostess
for the Triple Links nt her Home
Monday nluht. Fifiei-n memters
v.. to i.ri"eiit to view nuns oi
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ganist at the pipe organ was
Thomas Roberts of Corvallis. He
accompanied Miss Alena Bren
den, college roommate of the
bride, as she sang "I Love You
Truly" before the ceremony and
"The Lord's Prayer" after vows
had been spoken .
Miss Connie Anderson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ncls Ander
son and a student at Oregon
College of Education, Monmouth,
lit the candles. She wore a
shocking pink velvet sheath,
with small matching flowered
hat- u
Escorted on the arm of her
father, the bride was lovely in a
full length gown of Chantilly
lace, over satin, fashioned in prin
cess style with sweetheart neck
iina nnfl flowing rhiffon train
over a billowing skirt. A rhine-
stone and satin tierra crown
fashioned by her mother held
llinw leneth chiffon
veil. Her bouquet was a bridal
cascade of white gardenias. As a
token of something old, the bride
carried a keepsake handkerchief
belonging to ivirs. r. w. mi
hniiuv'n mnthur- siirncl hi n a bor
rowed was a necklace belonging i
TO a close menu, luiaa
Ann Anderson; the traditional
,Y.irtf nnrl email c-nld niPf-
get, a family keepsake belonging
to her grantimomer, was pinneu
to a petticoat.
Mrs Skin Ruhl. Corvallis, a
sister-in-law of the groom, at
tended tne Dnue as matron m
honor. Iler gow n was a pale pink
satin sheath with matching
headdress. She carried a nose
gay of pink rosebuds with white
carnations.
Standing with the groom as
l;est man was his brother, Skip
Ruhl, Corvallis.
nan MeOuarrie. brother of the
bride, served at usher.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. McQuarrie chose a blue
linen sheath with matching full
length lace coat. Her accessories
were in shades of bone. The en
semble was accented with an
un hid corsage.
Mrs. Ruhl, mother of the
groom, chose a green sheath with
jacket, matching hat and brown
accessories. Her corsage was of
orchids.
for the wedding
paity was held at the Country
Kitchen banquet room, a mree-
ii. Into ui;rlrtinJ cake dec-
firntpd with Dink roses and
ir,..,.nA iiith woilrlincr hells and
lily of the valley centered the
K.i.lv tolilo flanked bv Dink
tapers. Cutting and serving the
cake was Miss rnyins raoia,
Portland, a student at Oregon
m.-itp University and former
nf the bride.
Presiding over the pouring was
Miss Helen wanam, ncjiyuci,
i..,. -,r, riQI! ttndpnt.
For going away, the new Mrs.
r.,v,t u.f.ro a hripht oranee hOD-
sacking suit with black access
orise rnmnlimented with the
gardenia corsage from the center
of her bridal bouquet.
Th vii!iin took a short wed-
A-n trin to the coast, and are
now" at home at 223 South 8th
Street, Corvallis. Mrs. Ruhl will
continue her sturties ar wreuon
PVIiication. Monmouth,
, ,'rrn:rw until spring term
and then will enroll at OSU.
u. u., hi c n third vear stu
dent at 0?U and is a member
of the university's fixtball team.
Both craduated from Heppner
hi"h school in the class of H3.
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