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-by Jo
By JO PETTYJOHN
BACK ON the Job again after a
hectic and fun fair week and
soon time to think of getting
kids back into school. Oh, the
moans and groans we hear! The
boys are glad for one thing, they
said: SPORTS. Hope they absorb
a little learnin' along with it.
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FOR THE past three months
most card clubs and other org
anizations have been on sort of a
vacation but will be reorganizing
in September. It will take me a
little time to get back into the
groove as to which club meets
when and where so you could
speed up the process by giving
me a call at home, 676-9284, on
Tuesdays each week. Also I'll
resume the coming events' cal
endar next month, so call in your
dates.
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GAIL BURKENBINE entertained
with two tables of pinochle at
her home Wednesday night. Flo
Connor won high; Jeanne Berry,
second high; and Marlene Gray
won the pinochle. Also playing
were Carolyn Cole, Nina Case,
Beverly Sherman and Mickey
Mollahan. Gail said they didn't
have outstanding high hands,
only outstanding low hands!
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A VERY different shower was
given Paula Barak recently. It
was very appropriate as Paula is
a nurse in Portland. In the pro
cess of getting the stretcher of
gifts into the room, the gals
loaded-it in a bedroom and pro
ceeded to get through the door!
No luck, so they had to unload
and re-load outside the door a
midst much whispering and gig
gling. More fun!
KATHRYN WEBB was honored
Monday night by members of
the Renegers bridge club and
friends with an evening of bridge
at the Inez Meador home. Present
for the occasion were Harriet
Hall, Cork Norene, Kay Anderson,
Sue Valentine, Sue Jones, Karen
Thompson, Janet Belle Turner,
Lorena Jones, LaFyme Pratt,
Shirley Blake and Laurel Van
Marter. Members unable to at
tend were Bonnie Barratt, Louise
Farley and Beverly Gunderson.
Sue Jones won high, Laurel, sec
ond; and Kay low. Beverly ar
rived in time for refreshments
following her meeting. Kathryn
was presented a milk glass fruit
bowl and vase.
CALLING ALL ELKS ladies! The
first Ladies Night is scheduled
for September 6 at the club
rooms, according to Vi Lanham,
Ladies Nights will follow each
month on the nrst inursaay
Gather up your friends and enjoy
a night of pinochle or bridge.
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LARRY PETTYJOHN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn,
celebrated his llch birmny Fn
day evening. The boys enjoyed
swimming at the Heppner pocj
with cake and ice cram . -Vow
ing on the courthouse lawn. They
played games before goin? to the
Friday night show at the Legion
Han. Larry s guests were lievnn
and Kent Pratt, Larry Bellen
brock, and Mike Smith, Steve,
and Dee Pettyjohn.
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WHEN JANINA Johnson told me
about their trip to the World's
Fair, she said the walking went
to her feet with blisters covering
the soles of both feet! She took
off her shoes at one point,
couldn't get them back on so had
to slip into a store and buy some
slippers! Still determined, she
says she is going back before it
closes, 'cause she didn't see
everything.
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MY SISTER, Betty Carlson, won
the Wheat League cake contest
this year and she just insisted I
put her applesauce recipe in the
column for others to use, so here
it is! Of course we all gave her
a bad time about winning. Now
she can get excited about the
state contest in Portland in De
cember. Betty said it is sure to
be easier because there are only
nine entrants whereas here at
the fair she competed against 15
others.
APPLESAUCE CAKE
cup shortening
IVi cups sugar
2 beaten eggs
1 cup applesauce
2 cups flour
V t salt
1 1 baking powder
Va t soda
1 t cinnamon
V t cloves
Thoroughly cream shortening
and sugar, add eggs and beat
well. Add applesauce and sifted
dry ingredients, beat smooth.
Bake in wax paper lined pan in
moderate oven, 350 degrees, 45-60
minutes. Serve plain or frosted.
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Marie Pettyjohn, Wayne Ball Wed
In Double Ring Church Ceremony
Marie Pettyjohn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. hllis Pettyjohn,
and Wayne Ball, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Ball, lone, exchanged
wedding vows Friday, August
24, at 7:30 p.m. at the Assembly
of God church. The Rev. Homer
Wolfington, read the double ring
ceremony. 1
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
street length sheath of chantilly
lace with a net overskirt. Her
white net shoulder-length veil
was held in place by a rhine-
stone tiara. She carried a Bible
with two white orchids and
stephanotis. The Bible had be
longed to her late grandmother,
Mrs. Grace Hughes.
Sandra Campbell was maid of
honor, wearing a pink sheath
dress, and she carried a basket
of pink carnations with ivy.
Ellis Ball, brother of the groom,
was best man. Ushers were Don
Ball, also a brother of the groom,
and Don Bristow, all of lone
Teresa Hughes, cousin of the
bride, was flower girl, and she
wore a blue chiffon dress with
head band and pink bow and
carried a lace umbrella basket
of pink carnations. Rickie Petty
john, brother of the bride, was
ring bearer.
Candle lighter was Rita Petty
john, sister of the bride, who
wore a blue brocaded satin dress
with a head band covered with
pink ribbon and roses.
Mrs. Ray Taylor played the
wedding music and accompanied
Thompsons Are Feted
On 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson
were honored on the occasion of
their golden wedding anniver
sary with a party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner Tues
day evening, August 21. Other
friends present for the gala affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin
and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barratt.
The honored couple was present
ed a gift, and Mrs- Thompson re
ceived an orchid corsage from
the group.
Later in the evening they were
all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bar
ratt at Stefani's for dinner and
an evening of dancing.
On bunday the Thompsons
were hosts for a family dinner.
Attending were their son and
lamuy, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Thompson, Portland; Mrs. Allen
Case; Mr. and Mrs. Gail Grone
wald and five children, Anchor
age, Alaska; ,Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Moore, Pendleton, and Mrs.
Thompson's sister, Mrs. Ella
Burns, Seaside. Many lovely gifts
were given the goldenweds. Dur
ing the afternoon, the Grone
walds showed films of interest
ing places and doings in Alaska
Mrs. uronewald will be re
membered as Jean Hays, who
stayed with the Thompsons and
graduated from Heppner High
school in 1941. She and her fam
ily had visited here two years
ago.
Mrs. Bob Parsons.
Honored at Shower
. Mrs. Bob Parsons, the former
Rose Nash, was honored at a
lovely, bridal shower held in the
Methodist church basement Au
gust 10. Mrs. Earle Bryant, Mrs.
Howard Bryant, Mrs. Madge Bry
ant, and Mrs. Alex Green were
co-hostesses for the evening.
A yellow color theme was car
ried out with a flower arrange
ment centerpiece used on the
serving table with a lace table
cloth. Mrs. Lee Palmer, sister of
the bride, poured and. Mrs. Dean
Connor, sister of the bride, as
sisted with the opening of the
guts.
The young couple was married
July 5 at Stevenson, Wn. and is
now living in Portland where
both are employed.
Shower at Graves
Home Honors Bride
Marie Pettyjohn, recent bride
of Wayne Ball, was guest of hon
or at a bridal shower given for
her by Mrs. Fern Graves and
Mrs. Herman Howard Saturday,
August 18 at Mrs. Graves' home.
Table decorations used were
pink and white gladioli arranged
in a pedestal base. The guests
were served fruit cocktail des
sert, punch and coffee.
Those present for the occasion
were Mrs. Lewis Ball, Mrs. Don
Ball, Mrs. Ray Barnett, and Mrs.
Fred Pettyjohn, all of lone; Mrs.
Lola Breeding, Lexington; Mrs.
Roy Taylor, Pilot Rock; Mrs. Ellis
Pettyjohn and Rita, Mrs. B. Al
sup, Mrs. Homer Wolfington, Mrj.
Ora Wyland, Mrs. Ruth Mahan,
Mrs. Ray Taylor, and Mrs. Marie
Wadholm.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson,
Portland, were here for the week
end to visit his parents, Mr. anu
Mrs. Ralph Thompson, on their
50th wedding anniversary, ana
also visited Mrs. Allan Case,
mother of Mrs. Alex Thompson.
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Mrs. Homer .Wolfington who
sang, "Because," and, "I Love
You Truly."
The reception followed im
mediately in the First Christian
church social rooms with Mrs.
Don Bellenbrock, Mrs. Roy
Quackbush, and Mrs. Matt
Hughes, aunts of the bride, in
charge.
Pouring at the tea table were
Mrs. Jack Hynd, aunt of the
bride, and Mrs. Don Ball, sister-in-law
of the groom.
After the young couple cut
the first piece of cake, Mrs
Steven Loy, Beaverton, sister of
the groom, continued serving the
lovely 4-tier cake decorated with
pink and white hearts, bells, and
roses.
Lorraine Leonnig kept the
guest book and Judy Hamilton
and Christine Spencer had
charge of the gift table.
A bouquet of pale pink glad
ioli decorated the tea table and
a basket of pale pink gladioli
was used in the church.
After a short wedding trip,
the newlyweds are living on the
Ellis Pettyjohn ranch. The bride
will complete her senior year
at Heppner high school, and the
groom is employed in Heppner.
He graduated from lone high
school in 1957.
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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. August 30. 1962
MISS JEAN GRAY
Engaged Couple Sets
Fall Wedding Date
Recentlv annnimpprt ia tho on.
Caeement nf Miss .Tonn P.naii
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Grav of Rnsphurp'. tn .Tnhn Jn.
sen,' lone, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Jepsen. A fall wedding
is planned for Saturday, October
13. at thf Tnni Pnmmiinllu
church.
Miss Orflv was n uraHnato nf
South Salem High school In the
ciass oi 1959 and of Phagan's
Beauty School in Salem. She has
boon employed as a beautician
in Lois' Beauty Shops in Hepp
ner and lone for the past year
and a half.
Mr. Jepsen operates the Dob
yn's Pest Control business in
lone. He was a graduate of lone
High school in 1950 and of Ore
gon Technical Institute in Klam
ath Falls in 1957.
Their many friends in the
area are extended a cordial in
vitation to the wedding.
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