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HtttHtt CAimX -TIMES. Thursday. w IT. mi Davis-Harris Wedding So emmzed Juno o In Monument Church MONfMCNT-A double rlnfi rtremony joined In marriage Mis Judith Milli Davt and Aaron Charle HarrU on Satur day. June 5, In the Monument lV.hilriM tmr.fi The Hrv Hall of La Grand officiated at the 2:30 P.m. ceremony. Hi hrlde U the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Davis ul M.m ument, and parent of the bride f room are Mr. and Mr. Jack larris of Tucson. Ariz. Given In marrlace by her father, the bride wore a whit lace over nvlon talteta town, with full Illusion veil held In place by an orange blosaora tiara. She carried white fam ily Bible, topped with pink ruf fled carnation. Mis rat rid a Davit. Monu ment, attended her aister at maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Nestle Krhardt, titter of the bride. Portland; Kathy How ell. Monument, and Dana Dress, Spirit Lake, friendt of the bride. The attendants wore pink and blue taffeta dresses, with white accessories, and carried pink and white carnation bouquets. Flower girl were Shannon and Leasa Krhardt, nieces of the bride, Portland, and ring bearer was Tommy Erhardt, nephew of the bride. Best man was Don Capon of Monument. Ushers were Ronnie Brisboa. Francis Chittock, both of Monument, and Gene Cecil, John Day. Mrs. Neva Jones was organist and accompanied Mrs. R. Dun can when she sang, "Oh Perfect Love." and The Lord's Prayer." About 110 guests were pres ent for the ceremony and recep Hon which followed at the church. After a wedding trlD to Spo kane. Wn., the couple now live In Monument. The irroom is employed at Seneca Lumber Co. at Long Creek. Coming from out-of-town were the c room's mother, Mrs. Jack Harris, from Tucson, accompa nied by Mrs. May Vanderlane; aunts of the frroom, Mrs. Austin Miles. Mrs. Charles Datson and Mrs. Lois Barnes, of Spokane, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pe terson. Richmond, Calif., broth-er-ln-law and sister of Mrs. Ray Davis; Mrs. Hazel Nelms, Spo kane; Mrs. Raymond Hooker, Mrs. Karie Hickerson and Julie, Baker; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Br hardt and three children, Port land; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Jarmer, Portland; James Humphrey, Fos sil; Mrs. Darrell Cecil and Gene, John Day; Darla Dress, Spirit Lake, Ida, and Jim Barton, Long Creek. Leathers' Families To . Reunite Sunday Third annual reunion picnic of the descendants of the pioneer Leathers' family of the Hard man community will be on Father's Day, Sunday. June 20, at the IOOF hall In Hardman. All relatives and friends of the family are invited and asked to arrive around 10:00 am. for a full day of visiting and activ ities. Those attending are asked' to bring the usual variety of pot luck foods, with table service to be furnished at the halL Dinner at Lovgrens ., Honors Cal Sumncrs llr an.t Mrs. Cml Sumner. HOW nl iTinovUl sn.l formeflv of 11,'tnxMT. were homned with family dinner at the home of their daughter and ton -In law, Mr. and Mr. Jim lvren. here Sunday. The oeoasJon the 40th WeJJ.Orf aimivrrary wf Ui bumner. The honored truest were pre tented bv cifl from their children, and a special annivers ary cane wat a pn r brat ion. Included In the family group were Mr. and .Mr. Jim umner and family of The Dalle. Mr and Mr. Tom Sumner of Arl- Ineton, Mr. and Mr. Jack Sum- rw-r I aura 1 JW Sumner. JV Sumner of Loa Ancelea, and Mr. and Mr. Jim Lovgren ana ton. iini.ii xxtut euekt for the oc casion were Rom Hudson of Wal ton, friend of Laura Lee Sum ner's, and Mrs. llene Wyman of Hcppner. Lodae Members Go To Rebekah Functions Sans Soucl Rebekah lodge hat Kn rnnihntct at Several Ol the district convention and re captions during recent weeks. On June 8 three members of the local lodje traveled to Fos all to attend their district con vention. Those making the trip were Mrs. Larry Cook, Mr. Frank Ayers and Mrs. Gerald Rood. . On June 10 about 20 of the local members were present for th District So. 20 convention In lone, with Bunchgrass lodge as hostesses. Last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McMuttry and Mrs. Merle Kirk traveled to Pendleton to at tend the reception by Pauline Rebekah lode for Hazel Wains cott, president of the Rebekah Aifmbly of Oregon. :vw - 3 MRS. STANLEY DEWATNE N ELS EN (Nancr S locum) (Stolmonts Studio) Hawaii Motif Used To Entertain Club frc Rnn Ifaruew'ood was hos tess for the Carnation club meet ing of the Degree or Honor Fro tective association at her ranch hmriA nn Fridav. June 11. A Ha waiian theme was cleverly used by the hostess In decorations, in refreshments and on the serving faKitt Thp Ha cupwooi daugh ters, Kristie and Kimmee, assis ted their motner. Plana trere made to have a fish pond at the sidewalk ba zaar on July 9 and 10. For the next meeting, a picnic oaroecue Is planned to oe neia at me home of Mrs- Earl Soward in Lexington. Members present were Mrs. Lincoln Nash. Mrs. Ed La Trace, Mrs. Don Townsend. Mrs. mil Farra. Mr. Soward. Mrs. R. G, McMurtry, Mrs. Rachael Harnett, Mrs- Alice McCabe, Mrs. wunam Piinninham. Mrs. Dean Connor. Mrs. Lucille Parrish. Miss Doris Robinson and Mrs. Carl King. Week-end guests ot the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scrivner were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scriv nr and daughter Diane, of Port land. Family birthdays were re membered miring xneir visu here. ATTENTION FARMERS! LUMBER SPECIALS This WHILE THEY LAST Will Be All For The Season SURFACED Economy Dimension 2 x 4 Through 2 x 10 $25 per MBF SURFACED Utility Dimension 2x4 Through 2x 10 $55 per MBF KINZUA CORP- Heppner Nancv Slocum Weds Salem Man June 4 In Church Ceremony tl Xsnrv Jane Slocum. daughter of Mrs. Lawrence E. Slocvm of Heppner. wa united in marriage to Stanley DeWayne Nelson at a formal ceremony on Friday, June 4, at the West minster, United Presbyterian church In Salem. The bride groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Svendsen of Salem. The Rev. Walter Johnson of ficiated during the exchange of vows, with Mrs. Wallace John son providing the organ wedding n-mcf- anrt rrfmran vint Mis Carol Jones, cousin of the bride groom, soloist. Given In marriage by her hmther Pete Slocum. the bride was lovely in a full-length gown or peari-emDroioerea nun. Styled with sabrina neckline and loner pointed sleeves, the frock's bouffant skirt extended into a chapel-lencth train. Her elbow-length veil was held In place bv a pillbox of pearl-embroidered satin with a pearl pendant falling over the fore hoari. Ttn hride carried a bou quet of red roses centered with a white orchid. Miss Glenda Longberg was honor attendant Mrs. Ronald Neher. sister of the bride, and Mrs. Klcnard Armstrong, were bridesmaids. All wore ankle length white shantung, empire styled sheath frocks. Their head dresses were of red roses and tiny white veils. Each attend ant carried a single long-stemmed red rose. Linda Clough, niece of the bride, and Marilyn Svendsen, sister of the bridegroom, were inninr attendants. Their dresses matched those of the other at tendants, and they wore floral wristlets. Flower girl was Lemay vric hpr dress Identical to the junior attendants' and she car ried a basKet 01 rose peiais. Dale Hofstetter served as best man with Mvron Marsnau OI Dallas and DeWayne Hofstetter as ushers. Guests were greeted at a re ception in the church social room. After the traditional cut ting of the first piece by the bride and groom, it was served by Mrs. Alice Magee and Mrs. Pnhert Kirk. Pourlne were Mrs. Harlan Jackson and Miss Joyce Lawrence, with Ginny Clough and Miss Kathy Svendsen as sisting. ,M For EOing away tne onae chose a beige dress with red accessories and white orchid corsage. A graduate ol Heppner Mign school with the class of 1959, the new Mrs. Nelsen has lived in Ralpm for some time, where she is employed as a beautician. Her husband was a graauaie this year from Oregon State Uni versity, where he received a de gree in civil engineering. He will return next year to complete a master's degree. The couple is now at home at 916 Kingwood Drive, N. W Salem. Triple Links Plan For Hot Dog Sale Triple Link club of Sans Soucl Rebekah. lodrte met at the heme of Mrs. Genl.t Huston on Monday evening. June II. with the club president. Miss Esther Beigstrom, in charge. Plans were disvused for ,ne selling of hot docs at the lde walk bazaar n July. Those present. beldes Miss Bergstrom and Mrs. Huston were Mrs. John Bergstrom. Mrs. Blanche Brown. Mrs. Lincoln Nash, Mrs. Lucille ParrLth, Mrs. Rachael Harnett and Mrs. Mary Wright. Installation Dinner Set Saturday Evening For New Club Officers An Invitation was read at the June business meeting of the Soroptimist Club of Heppner from the Baker Soroptimist club Inviting local members to attend and participate In Its 25th anni versary meeting on June 29. The Baker club was the sponsor of the charter for the Heppner dub. which In April observed its 17th anniversary. The date of Saturday, June 19, was announced for the annual Installation and Initiation din ner. Guests will be Invited to th huffet-stvle dinner served at 7:00 p.m. In the basement rooms at the home or Mrs. Jim iiager. Officers for the coming year will be installed and initiation held for new members. General chairman is Mrs. John Pfeiffer, assisted by Mrs.Charles Starks, Mrs. Conley Lanham, Mrs. Bill Collins, Mrs. Wes Sher man, Mrs. Ed Gonty and Mrs. Hager. The club is sponsoring one of two delegates, Maureen Doherty, to Girls State at Salem this week, and also contributed to ward sending a 4-H delegate to summer school In Corvallls this week. Linda Eckman was named this year's grade school citizen ship winner at the school's award program May & ine scholarship is used to attend a summer youth camp. - A guest of the club last week was Mrs. LeRoy Gardner, ana also welcomed the return home of a member. Mrs. Leta Thomas, from Arizona. Attends Conference Oscar Peterson represented Valby Lutheran church at the Pacific Lutheran conference, North Pacific district, of the American Lutheran churcn at Parkland, Wn., last week from Monday until Thursday. More than 200 lay delegates were present, and he reports a "won derful" meeting. Tho Haaette.Tlmea aDDreCiateS getting news copy early. 5 0 ffff ON THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF PAINT Suburban House Point White Only 'x- Rustic-Kote o Rubberglo . Sale Lasts From JUNE 17 THROUGH JULY 3 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Ph. 676-9212 Heppner Ounchgrass Rcbckahs Host 44th District 20 Meeting on June 10 The Rrhrkah l.xlk'es of tUtrt1 Auuxiatiott ,Nu. '.Hi met for the 4ih annual nu-eUng June 10 at Willow Crance hall In lie ulih Bum ht;tiu lu-Uknh Vi at rule It!, Fltty thiee member tinned the guet honk. Sen Ins as r!ectrd ufllcrra of the merlin were Chairman Lu cite Kietmann. Hum hjrraui; l-e chairman, Esther IWtBtrm, Hrw Soucl; aecrrtary, Edith Matthew. Hunt hgr; and treasurer. Elaine Itu-tmann, Bunchgrak. Mm. lUlel Walncott. irel- dent of the Kehekah AwM-mbly of Orvgon from Pendleton, head ed the group of litlnh'uthed gucnU pHtu'tit Others were Sel ma Watklna, Veo. pat iel dent ot the Rebekah Aemlilv and memtter of the Joint youth committee; Charlotte Burnett. Gra Valley, marshal of Rebek ah A!embly of Oregon; Flowde Maine. Waco. member of the home board; Erted Majeke, Lculncton. member of autaln In iH-rix'tual membership com mittee; and Florence McMillan. diHtrlrt deputy president of dl- trict ro. iru. The add re of welcome wa ol..n hv Mn ltii-tmnn. with the response by Ola Kugglea of Sana Soucl. Th mis-tlniy was dellCtel to the tl year old memlwr. A trib ute by ButH-ngrasa wa given them, but only one. Arvllla Swarvton. was able to be present. Hitv vear memoeni were honorel. Those present were Tena Scott of San Soucl and Annie Keene of Holly. The memorial service waj beautifully presented by Holly Lodge. Seven auters ana one kn.thr Km. I muu'il 1U1V slnCC the dlsUict mwting last Septem ber. President Walnscott wa pre- nt.wi m cift from the member. Since this day was her blrthdav she was presented two oeauu r,iiiu itomratixt blrthdav cakes. One was served with coffee and punch during recess. Holly Lodge presented a trib ute to the 13 past chairmen pres ent. .... An Invitation was extenueu bv Holly to meet wim tnem in iyT7 at Lexington. Olflcers elected to serve i he VMM meeting with Sans sumrl were: chairman. Lstner Bergstrom, Sans Souci; vice chairman. Delpha Jones. Holly; secretary Altha Kirk. Sans Soucl; treasurer. Betty Kood, Sans Sou cl; warder. Kuth Bergstrom. Sans Soucl; conductor, Edna Fetsch, Holly; chaplain, Vlda Hellker, Bumhgrass; right supporter to chairman. Elsie Ayers. Sans Soucl; left supporter to chair man, Frieda Majeske. Holly; rlcht supporter to vice-chairman, Gladys VanWInkle. Holly; left supporter to vice-chairman, Nor ma Re a, BunchgTass; Inside guardian; Delslc Chapel, Bunch grass; outside guardian. Dimple Munkers. Holly; musician, Shir ley Connor, Sans Souci: and Junior past chairman, Luclle Rletmann. Bunchgrass. The new officers were seated by Holly af ter which Bunchgrass Lodge closed the meeting. A banquet was serve a ai o.w pm. by the Home Economics Club of Willows Grange. A special meeting of Bunch grass Rebekah Lodge was held at 8 p.m. with Noble Grand Hel en Pettyjohn presiding. The nresldent. Mrs. Hazel Walnscott of Pendleton, paid her official visit. To lira worn plven hv tne vis- itors and the reminescing of 59 years as a KeoeKan mcmncr oy Annie Keene was especially en joyed. After the meeting refresh ments were served. TLlra Walnuentt was a house guest of Mrs. Wallace Matthews during her Btay In lone. Sans Soucl was represented by a group of about 20 members. Tell the advertiser you saw It in the Gazette-Times. Lexington IOOF Sets Pancake Feed Islington CKld Fellow will hold a tan-nk feed on iUtur day, June VtV. for the public, starting at 5 : p m. and on tlnutng until H urn. It la an nounttfl It Mill W in the Isl ington KXF halt. Mm of the UMge Mill lo iHik n.l .!. 11 !! wotk. Ttiev have ikI the pUe at tl .W and pioot- Im "all you ran car tor mat amount. Pendleton Officers Coming for Joint Legion Installation Dlktrlct SU Commander and the IVndletoit Ixglon Auxiliary president. Mr. and Mr. Frank le)herg of Pendleton. UI le the Installing off Iter at a Joint Installation of Heppner Ameri can legion and Auxiliary offi cer, slated for Mnday. June 21. beginning at M pm. at the Legion hall. A social evening of bridge and pinochle play will follow the seating of the newly elected of fleers. It ha alo bi-en announced that Saturday and Sunday. June 1J and 2. have lecn s-heduled for workday to complete the siding on the hall. Lcglonalrc are urged to turn out. Mr. Ed Gonty left Sunday to take her mother. Mr. Stella llemrlch. home to Beaverton af ter Mr. Hemrtrh had spent last week visiting with the Gontv. Mr. Emma Balfe. mother of Joe Balfe. made the trip to Beaver ton with them after spending the week vUlttntr with the Bal fes here. Mr. Balfe also Uvea In Beaverton. Accompanying them were Mr. Alice McCabe and mn Allen and Mr. Gonty son. Doug. These four went to Seaside for two day, then re turned to Heppner Tuesday. Portland Youth To Lead Teenage Rally on Friday A group of teenagu youth will arrive lit Heppner Fiiday, JtM 111 li l-.l t-im!Tlun!t Y wide Youth Rally al the Assem bly of Jod church Friday eve nlng, starting at 7 ."V pm. Goal' of the woik of thene young people I to demonstrate to the community the hy they have found In real ChiUtlan living, according to the Rev. Hill AUup, pator of the local church Thl group of brant young people Is from the First Awm Idv of God church In INirtlsnd. Ttey are touting Eastern Ore gon, going from town to town, holding the sjhvUI Youth Ral-it-. r.,r all ifH-nsL-crs and any one else who feels young. They feature orignt, nveiv muir, ann l...l..r an Ji.hn lllakrlv and We Haysteait, assotlate minis- ters of the ort!anl cnunn. Ttu-lr program I open to the public, with a spcelal Invitation extended all youth of the com munlty. Mr. and Mrs. Ksnnsth Wttasn of Halsev and Mr. and Mr. Mel vln Mcftonald of Sheld were guest Sunday evening and Monday of the Rev. and Mr. Melvln Mxon and family. The two couple were former parish loner of Rev. Dixon at the Shedd Methodist church. They also called on Rev. Dixon fath er. Stanley Dixon, who reside at the rent home of lloneer Memorial hospital. Clair Cox. ( of Co Real. ty Co. In Corvalli. visited dur Inir the past week at the home of hi parents, Mr. and Mr. Claude Cox. OTHER'S XEY GIFT SUGGESTION . . . ,, , . . Give him the man's fragrance for around-the-clock distinction BLACK WATCH created by Prince Matchabelli SHAVE LOTION and MEN'S COLOGNE SET Ths ilalwort Block Woteh oroma prsMnlsd In two groom Ing requitiles. Gift boxsd. 5 P,u ,ai1- Alto ovoilablti Ths BANTAM SET with ilorttr boltUl of ho lollon ond msn'i coloono. 2' P'ut 1o"- FOUND AT PHIL'S PHARMACY Heppner Ph. 678-9963 Dayton Bench Grinders 34 HP Heavy Duty Unit 8x1" GRINDING WHEELS $9goo ! 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