Legion Sets Workday
To Improve Hall;
Installation Slated
Family lluk dinner pre
rrdrd the final meeting, until
fall, of the AmerU-an legion and
Auslllary. Monday evening at
the Legion hall.
lj-glon memoer are urged to
turn (Hi I In full force on Sunday,
June 13. fr a workday sched
uled to Inalall new siding on thi
hall, lit Auslllary la fanning
tU MTV iHlllUlk dinner.
Joint Innlallatlurt of newly
elected officers la slated for
Monday. June 21. beginning at
Kpm. A aurlal evrnlnic of bridge
and ilnochl will follow Ih In
ttallation.
Auslllary drlcgale rhoarn to
attend the state Legion conven
tion to be held at Albany in
July art Mr. Dn Munkers and
Mrs. Frank Hamlin. Mrs. Itliev
Munkrra ami Mra. Amir Had
man are alternate
Invitation Extended
To Davidson Wedding
Mli Beverly Jran Davidson,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hob
crt II. Davidson of l-exlngton,
has announced her coming mar
hage for Saturday. Junr 19. to
Harlan A Hint, ton of Mr. anl
Mra. Waldo U. Hint of Heaver
ton. A nuptial masa will )oln
the couple at 10.00 a in. at st.
Futrli-k'a Catholic church In
lhmrr.
The couple takes thla means
of extending a public Invitation
to friend and relatives In the
area to attend the ceremony and
the reception which will follow
in the partkh hall.
Mis Davidson Is now com
pleting her Junior year at I'ort
Und .Slate College and her fian
cee la employed In lieavciton.
Couple to Observe
50th Anniversary
Fiftieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mra. Fred Kauch of
Lexington will be olmcrved at a
Mccptlon In the CIvlc-Kerreatin-i
CVnter. HermWon. on Sunday.
June 20. from 3 to 3 pm.
The event is being arranged
by their eight thildrcn and fam
ilies. It la requeued that no
fctlu te brought.
Methodist Women
Host Bridal Shower
A fchutoer parly of niiwrllan
eou bridal gifts honored Mra
ltoincy Avert, the former Cheryl
McGhce. In the solal rooina of
the Find MeihodiM church Mn
day evening. Memtera of the
Womcn'e Society of t"hrUtln
Service aerved aa hootenM-a for
H e evening.
Informal tinging of favorlt"
songs and hymns, led by Mr
Ixiug Itake and accompanied
by Susan lrake, preceded the
opening of many lovely and use
ful glfla. The aelectlon. "O I'cr
feet luve," aung by Mra. Wea
Sherman and accompanied by
Mra. Drake, waa dedicated to
the new bride.
I'ourlnir durlnff the refrean-
ment hour were Mra Hay Ayera,
mother-In law of the honoree,
and Mra. Emma Ileger. A beau
tiful arrangement f rows and
mock orange blossoms, flanked
by pink lanera. centered th
nerving table. Other arrange
mini, i.t fflaitlnll. iM-onlea and
other aummer flowera were uwd
about the rooma.
The new Mra. Avert U the
(Kiiohir nf the former Dastor
and wife of the lleppner church.
Kev- and Mrs. Austin McOheo,
who now reside at Cave Junction.
Reception to Honor
Frank S. Parkers
Tt ntih wi-il.llnir anniversary
of Mr. and Mr. Frank S. I'arker.
long-time lleppner resident,
will be the m-caMon for a public
reieptlon Sunday afternoon.
June 13. In the aurlal rooina ol
the First Christian church.
Frlenda are asked to come an I
ih.. i-nunle between the
hours of 3:00 and 6:00 pm. with
Immediate lamiiy meinner in-
In-; care or the arrangement.
Flag Service Tonight
The Elks' Temple will be the
acene Thursday (tonight) of a
Mcelal Flag Day service or
Klks mrmlxri and their guesta
. H i nm Stuffed Dork hop
c..-i. iKib dinner will be
aerved at 6:30 p.m. Lodge will
I held at 9:00.
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Couple Sets August
Date for Marriage
The engagement and coming
marriage of Mla Jacquelyn L-e
Bilndle to Lynnle Marlon Myera.
aon of Mr. and Mra, Orvalle
Myera of La Grande, haa teen
announced by Mra. pa'rlcia
Brlndle, mother of the brld-eh--t.
The date of Saturday. August
1 1, haa been choaen for the mar
rl.igc ceremony, at St. Patrick's
Catholic rhurch. lleppner. at
2:00 pm. A reception will fol
low tne ceremony In the parioh
hall. All frlendi are extended a
cordial invitation to attend the
wedding and reception.
Mlu Brlndle was a graduate
of lleppner High school In I'.Kvl,
and has Just completed her
sophomore year at KaMcrn Ore
gon College of Education, La
Grande, with elementary educa
tion a a major field.
Mr. Myera waa a memtn-r of
tnn graduating claw from FXXE
last Sunday, rtcelvlng a Bach
lor of Science degree In Social
Sclencva. with a major In Hii
tory and a minor In English. He
Is a member of Blue Key. na
tional honorary organization,
arid a member of Intercollegiate
Knights, national service orga
nisation. In October he will en
ter oMlcer'e training school for
Marines at Quantico, Va.
Bride-elect Honored
At Carl Rhea Home
With Kitchen Shower
Miss Phyllis Nelson was com
plimented at a miscellaneous
Kitchen shower last Wednesday
nltcmoon at the home of Mrs.
Cnrl Ilhea In the Sandhollow
community. Co-hostesses with
Mrs. Rhea were Mrs. Max Bar
clay, Mrs, Kenneth Nelson and
Mrs. WUllam J. Doherty.
The coming marriage of Ml-s
Nelson, daughter of Mr- and
Mrs. Delwin O. Nelson of Lex
ington, to Robert P. Kroll of
CorvaHis Is planned for late
summer.
Manv lovelv and Useful gifts
were presented the future bride
by the large numoor oi invm-a
guests, some of whom could not
be present. A fresh strawberry
dessert was served by the host
esses, with coffee and tea, at
the close of the afternoon.
Attending were Mrs. Phcbe
Bartholemew. Mrs. Jasper My
ers, Mrs. Leo Ashbeck, Mrs.
George Lucianl, K a r 1 a and
Sheila, Mrs. Burl Wattenburger,
Mrs. Walt Wlglesworth. Mrs.
Ferdle Hudemann, Mrs. Rosella
Lindsay, Mrs. Larry Lindsay
ana Anna Marie, Mrs. Glen
Campbell, Mrs. George Camp
bell, Mrs. Larry Campbell, Mrs.
Tom Ashbeck, Mrs. Louis La
Trace, Mrs. Tud Miller. Mrs. Er
vin Rauch, Dclphia and Mary
Ann, Mrs. J. L. Barak, Mrs. Jim
Stoekard. Mrs. Wcldon Wither
rite, Mrs. Stan Kemp. Mrs. D. O.
Nelson, the honoree, Phyllis Nel
son, the hostess and co-hostesses.
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PH. 276-4551
Adams Descendants
Hold Family Reunion,
First in 20 Years
Memorial Iay waa chown a
the ocraklon for a reunion of
tne late Joeph B. Adam fam
ily, meeting together at Ihe
home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Cook. Sr., In lleppner.
All remaining children, and
their famllle. were preent.
which Included lather Kirk.
1'ine; Mr. and Mrs. C'larrrxe
Rogers and eon benril. llermU
ton; Mr- and Mrs. Uuff Mt Kit
rick and daughters, IVIllivu.
Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank L
Adams and children, Pendleton,
and Forest Adams, lleppner,
Other members of the family
attending were Mr. and Mrs
Harlan Adams and daughter,
Brookings; Perry A. Adams. On
tario; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Nelson and family, Baker; Mr.
and Mrs. Kb hard Van Rckei
and family, Baker; Mr. and Mra.
Norman Rogers and son, Tuala
tin; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simpiw.n
Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Sherman and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Rood. Mr. and Mrs
Victor Lovgren and aon. Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Leathers and Cindy,
and Mrs. Carl McDanlel and
Georglna. all of Hept.ner.
Calling from out-of-town dur
ing the afternoon were Mr. ane"
Mrs. Neal Knlghten. Kcnnewlrk
V.'n.; Lewis B4tiy. La Grande
I0NE NEWS
Mr mn.i Mn ftorl Abort, AnH
daughter. Bonnie, and Mr. and
tin I'ir.trlrV T Martin all of
lone, were among thoe attend-
IniT Oregon Mate University
A..Mrtvj.u.m.r,l I n f-lt rnllirlilfl
Corvalll. Sunday. Graduates In-
cluiled Mflvin Mnln el iran
Marie Bratrll. son and daughter
4 Mr. and Mrs. Martin, and
ItotM-rt Karl Akers. aon of Mr.
and Mrs. Akers.
Mi-lvln Martin la now ernolov-
ed by American Agricultural
Management orancn on ice ei
Milton Freewater, where he and
Mrs. Martin now reside. Mr. and
Mrs. Al Brarrll are employed by
the Forest Service at Cub River
Forest Camp. near Preston.
Idaho, for the summer. Mr. and
HtPPNCI CAZCTTC TIMCS. Tktirsdey. J.m IS. IMS
Mrs. Robert Akers anlved In
lone on Monday and will spend
the summer here, where he will
aaalat his father with the work
on the ranch.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers, Pen
dleton; Mr. Marie Johnson,
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Wh
en Peterson and family of lone.
Only two members of Ihe
family were unable to attend.
L o r 1 1 Simmons, Pend'eton.
f nd Roger McKitrirk. Reno. Nrv
A patio picnic was served tc
57 family members and friends
The happy reunion brought
together the family for the first
time In 20 years. The death of
"Grandma" Adams was In 1!MS.
followed by the death of
Grandad" Adams In VXA.
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