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by Jo
By JO PETTYJOHN
HERE IT is Tuesday again and
time to get going on the social
happenings about town. This
week things are rather hectic as
anyone can tell you, if they have
youngsters involved in the fair!
If your party or club news got
left out this week please be pa
tient and I'll get after it next
week. (If I live through the
week)!
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JUNE HAS always been the tra
ditional bride and groom
month but from the number of
wedding showers and engage
ment stories I wrote this week,
i m sure late August and early
September could run a good race
tor the title.
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DUPLICATE BRIDGE play con
tinued on the twice monthly
schedule as seven tables gather
ed last Tuesday night in the
Episcopal parish hall. High
north-south went to Mae Gil
liam and Ambrose Chapin; sec
ond, Jim Driscoll and Gordon
Hutchens; third, Delia McCurdy
and Harlan McCurdy, Jr. High
east-west went to Bert Huff and
Gordon Pratt; second, Rachel
Dick and Daisy Collins; third,
Phil and Hazel Mahoney. The
play will meet again August
28.
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CARRIE BECKETT was hostess
for the Friday Afternoon Pin
ochle club last week. Pearl
Wright ended up the lucky one
as she won high and paired off
with Grace Buschke to win the
pinochle. Carrie had low for the
play. Others making up the two
tables were Janina Johnson,
Doris Watkins, Gladys Beckett,
Beulah Mankin, and Hannah
Anderson.
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SPEAKING OF showers and
weddings, the hostess flutters
around getting the house spic
and span (sounds like an ad)
and -wondering what to serve?
Joan Hughes solved the serving
problem when mother Mary
Benge, made a cheese cake. Joan
says they take hours to make
and are rich, but, oh, so good.
Mary, could I use your recipe
in the column.
Then as to weddings, mother
is asking herself, "what will I
wear? I must get to shopping!"
Martha Barak called me on
her daughter's wedding, laughed
and said if she didn't eet to
it she would appear at the wed
I ding in burlap and beads! Just
a lew of the behind-the-scenes
activities amid the hustle and
bustle and excitement. I can
hardly wait!
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON the Elks
duplicate bridge unit party
met at the grade school multi
ourpose room for master point
play, bix tables were in play
with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ed
miston, Hermiston, winning high.
W. A. Saltmarsh and P. B. Ek
strom, both of Walla Walla, were
second. Terry and Karen Thomp
son were third high for the after
noon. ooo
JUDY AND Robin Nyman were
honored with a joint going
away party for them at the Roice
Fulleton home August 4. Host
esses were Ruby and Becky
Fulleton who entertained friends
of the two girls with games and
refreshments. The two girls left
for their new home in New York.
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ORA EVANS told me she got a
note from her grandparents,
Judy and Robin Nyman, and said
they were having quite a time
seeing everything and going
here and there. They had been
to the Waldorf-Astoria and
Robin wrote that she was send-
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Shower Compliments
Marie Pettyjohn
Marie Pettyjohn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Pettyjohn was
honored with a miscellaneous
bridal shower Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Matt Hughes.
A bouquet of mixed artificial
flowers arranged in a pedestal
beside a bride and groom was
placed in the foreground on the
gift table.
Refreshments of Jello salad
and crackers, cheese cake, and
coffee were served buffet style
to Mrs. Roy Quackenbush, Mrs.
Ellis Pettyjohn, Mrs. Lewis Ball,
Mrs. Ray Ayers, Mrs. Delbert
Piper, Jerald Rood, and Sharon
Ayers.
Marie and her fiance, Wavne
Ball, will be married August 24,
8:00 p.m., at the Assembly of
uoci cnurcn, Heppner.
Wedding Date Set
For Paula Barak
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barak, Lex
ington, announce the coming
marriage ot their daughter, Paula
to William Henderson Peek, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Peek, New
berg. The wedding is set for
September 1, 2:00 p.m., daylight
time, at the First Congregational
church in Portland.
All friends and relatives are
cordially invited to the ceremony
and reception.
Mothers' Club Picnic
Planned For Sunday
The annual Mothers' club
"steak out" picnic is planned
for Sunday, August 26, at the
country home of Dr. and Mrs.
W. W. Wolff. Activities will start
at 5 p.m. with husbands of the
members as Invited guests.
Members are asked to bring
their own favorite cut of steak
accompanied by another prepar
ed dish and table service.
ing some cube sugar from there
for her ponv! Nothing but the
finest!
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THIS DOES it for now and hope
you an en.ioy the fair and the
rodeo this week and next week.
Two Give Shower '
For Lydia Van Houte
At Padberg Home
Lydia Van Houte, bride-elect
of Neal Penland, was the lion
ored guest Saturday afternoon
at a lovely bridal shower held
at the Archie Padberg home.
Mary Evelyn Eucker and Joanne
Schmidt were co-nostesses tor
the occasion.
Two white candles with
daisies arranged at the base of
each candle, decorated the re
freshment tables which carried
out the yellow and white color
theme.
Lydia was assisted in the
opening of her gifts by Bernice
Thomson. Mrs. iea uaw re
ceived a prize as winner of the
game plaved.
Guests were Mrs. Robert Van
Houte, Mrs. Robert Campbell,
Mrs. Bob Harrison, Mrs. Terry
Blevins, Mrs. Claude Graham,
Mrs. Ed Schaffitz, Mrs. Roy Kirk,
Mrs. Archie Padberg, Mrs. Clark,
Sandra Jones, Connie Anderson,
Doris Morris, and Miss Thomson.
They were served a frozen
lemon dessert with punch and
coffee,
The young couple will be
married Saturday, August 25,
2:00 p.m. at the All Saints' Epis
copal church, Heppner, Miss
Van Houte is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Van Houte,
Heppner, and Mr, Penland is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penland,
Livermore, Calif.
lone Students Asked
To Register Aug. 30
Registration for lone High
school students will be held at
the school Thursday, August 30,
between 10 a.m, and 12 noon,
according to Principal Gene
Harryman, Opening for all Mor
row county schools is set for
Tuesday, September 4,
Students who may be enroll
ing in the lone school system
for the first time and have not
already registered, includ 1 n g
first grade pupils, are asked to
contact the school office between
now and August 30.
September Wedding
Date Set By Couple
Date of the coming marriage
oi Aiiss Connie Anderson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. An.
derson, to Gary Linton, son of
.viiii Linton, Keaverton, and
Irene Linton, Riddle, has been
announced for Sunday, Septem
ber 9. The Methodist church, lo
cated at 8th and Lincoln in Hills
boro, has been chosen as the
place for the wedding ceremony,
at 3 p.m., daylight saving time.
Friends from this
may possibly attend are extend-
ea a cordial invitation by the
couple.
Both Miss Anderson and Mr.
Linton will re-enter Oregon Col
lege of Education in Mrinmnnth
which they attended last year,'
for their third year of college
naming aner meir marriage.
Bridal Shower Held
For Connie Anderson
A kitchen shower vuns aivnn
in honor of Connie Anderson,
Heppner, bride-elect of Gary
Linton, Hillsboro, Friday at the
home of Mrs. Marcel .Tonus with
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Judy,
as Hostesses,
A lovelv bride rontornWa wna
used on the tpa tnhln with tuv
yellow candles and flowers ar
ranged on each side of the bride.
The eroun nlnvpH sovnml
games before the opening of the
gins oy tonnie and assisted by
her cousin. .T.irldn 5trnh nf
North Dakota.
Classmates and friends nresnnt
for the occasion were served re
freshments hliffpt stvlo Miuc
Anderson Is daiichtpr nf Mr nnA
Mrs. N. C, Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keithley
moved over the past week-end to
their new home in Condon, where
he has been managing a garage
In conjunction with Heppner
Ford.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, August 23, 1962
Scotland Guest Here
Ml'S. T.vnn Mnrtlmnrn.Pocn rf
Troon, Scotland, who had visited
nieces and nephews In Canada
during the past three months, ar
rived last Wednesrlav pvpnintr
for a visit with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. wavel Wilkinson. Her last
visit here was seven years ago.
She will be here until thp pnH nf
the month, before leaving for the
mid-west in company with Mrs.
Wilkinson.
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KAREN LYNN WILCOX
Betrothal Announced
For Young Couple
Mr. and Mrs. rimwl F Wiinnv
Gresham, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Karen
Lvnn. to Miph.nnl M Von
Schoiack of Heppner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Van SnhnlanW
also of Heppner.
Miss Wilcox is a 1960 grad-
lintp nf drpshnm Union Hitrh
school and is now mninrincr in
home economics at Oregon State
university. Mr. Van Schoiack, a
graduate of Heppner High school,
is a student in electrical engin
eering at Oregon State univer
sity. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Here on vacation from their
homes in California last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dvr
of Vallejo, Calif., and Diane
i horsen of Mountain View, Calif.
They were visiting various rel
atives in the area and left for
the south on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ruhl, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. McOuarrie. Mrs.
Gene Gray and daughter, Flor
ence, Hermiston, Iourneved to
Multnomah Falls to meet Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Ruhl of Corvallis
for a family outing Sunday. Also
coming with the Ruhls were Skip
Ruhl and Bob Gray of Corvallis.
Grandson Born
Tenth grandchild of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hughes of Heppner was
born August 15 to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. B. Hughes of Roseburg. The
new grandson had not been
named when the grandparents
received word of the birth. He
is the couple's second child, the
other also being a bov. William
Scott, 15 months old. The father,
who was lifeguard at the swim
ming pool for part of the sum
mer here, will take his family
and move from Roseburg to Carl
ton soon where he has a teach
ing position. Maternal grand
arents of the new baby are Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Dawson of Riddle.
Other grandchildren in the Joe
Hughes family are the four of
their son and daughter-in-law,
Tom Hughes of Heppner, and
four in the family of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Marshall, Sweet
Home.
Mr. and Mrs. James William
son and two children of Monte
zuma, Iowa, arrived last Thurs
day for a visit with his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Williamson, and family.
They are on a vacation trip aiid
plan to remain until Monday
when they will return via
Yellowstone Park. This Is the
farthest west that the visitors
have been. The Ray William
sons went back to Iowa to visit
them two years ago.
Mrs. Tom Walters, Woodland
Hills, Cal., is here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thom
son, for two weeks while her
husband Is on active duty with
the U. S. Coast Guard.
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