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sod
EflEW
Couple to Exchange Vows In Hcrmlston
u fUmate (if Umatilla and
lvrrn llama of Umv hav an
4 their daughter, Linda 1
Vrrne Ham, id Idi-liard tlreen,
Mm of Mr, .and Mra. Frank
;rrn of lliTinUiitn.
Tha marriage ceremony will
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MISS LINDA HAMS
Ih aolemnled Saturday after
iHMin, Juiik i, l 2 uiIihH a
ttte Mill Mrthodlt thunh tit
llermuton.
All frlenJn ant relative In
Ili9 arra ar Invited to attend
A rrtri'lltui Mill follow lh
ceremony-
The bride rl.i I It a ril erad-
uat of I'mniilU HlKh u
She attended Lantern Out1")
(llri;r, fwande, ami In ur
rt-ntly employed at Slewart'a
,Huht Market n llermlMon.
Mr. (.tern U alw a irrad
uate of Umatilla lllli m IhkiI
ami la a aenlor ntudent al Kat-
rin Oregon lollej;e, majoring
In elementary education.
Wd.. Thurm rrt.
Juna 23,' 24. 2J
THE FALL Or THE
ROMAN empire
SCarrlntt Sophia Ioren
Sol. Suiu, Juna 28 md 27
MclIALES NAVT
Their fltt full length movie.
Starring r.rnent liorgnln
riu
M. a Wall
riRST MEN IN THE MOON
F-dward Judd. Martha I Iyer
and Lionel Jeffreya
Tuaaday. Juna 2S
IIJS A CAR
7 FACES Or DR. LAO
Starring Tony Randall
I'lua
BOB HOPE IN
A GLOBAL ArrAIR
Wad-. Thurv, rrt.
Juna 30 July 1-2
ISLAND Or THE
BLUE DOLPHINS
A Klrl'a Incredible adventure
on a lost isiana:
I'lua
BULLET TOR A BADMAN
Starring Audle Murphy
. GROVE
DRIVE-IN THEATER
HERMISTON
Ruth Chapter, OES,
To Install Officers
Ojx-n Installation of officers
fT Ituth (haoter No. 32. Order
of the Kantern Star, has been
announced for Monday evening.
June H, In the Masonic Hall,
lu latlves and friends of Masonic
and Eastern Star memliera, as
well as neighboring chapters, are
invited to be reent at It m. to
otiM-rve the Installation and Join
In the sotlal rvenlng.
Mrs. Howard Bryant and Mar
lon Creen wl'l he Initialled
worthy matron ami worthy pat
tun, respectively, of Kutr t'hap
ter for the coining year. Other
'elective officers tncludo Mrs.
Tom lluphea, asKlate worthy
matron; Tom Hughe, aovxiate
worthy patron; Mr. MarJorK
Worden, secretary; Mrs. Nina
Snyder, treasurer; Mrs. !)n
Turner, conductress; Mrs. Hill
("ok, associate eondurtn-M. Mrs
diaries Stout Is part worthy
matron and Oliver Creswlck.
1'ortl.md, Is past worthy patron.
PRESIDENTS PIN of tha SoroptlmUt club ( Hrppnar was posaad from Mrs. Waa Shaman, rstlrla?
prMldant. to Mrs. Chorlaa Btarka. lacomlofjpraaUUat at Installation csramoatoa Saturday tTQlog.
installing anile? waa Mrs. Lata Thomas, right, and mlstiosa of coromoniaa for tha ataa'a pro
gran waa Mrs. Cooiay Lonhom. left. (G-T Photo)
Mrs. Thomas Installs
Service Club Officers
At Dinner Meeting
Frank Turner Feted
At Family Gatherinq
Kather'a Day brought sixiial
Joy to Frank W. Turner when he
met with memlMTs of his fum
II v for a MHt'lal dinner am
party In his honor In the Crys
tal Koom or me Mulinoman Ain
letlc club In Portland on Sun
day.
rranircment were made by
his daughter Ann be I T. Allison,
Port l.i ml. with whom he visited
until Wednesday. He received
many lovely gilts In appreclat
Ion of his years of being a won
drrful father to his family.
Attending were another
daughter. Mrs. Raymond Huddle
hUm of Vatdcz. Alaska; Mr. and
Mrs. Ilalnh Ikn-chnm of Port
land. grand-son ln-1 a w and
granddaughter; Mr. and Mrs,
iiiihard McKenzle of Il-averton
and their son. David, grandson
Inlaw, granddaughter and
great grandson' Mrs. Virginia
heecham of Portland, and .Mr,
and Mrs. Malcolm McKenzle and
son Kenneth, also of Portland.
New Low Prices
For Jewelry
With The Tax Off
Now that the federal tax on jewelry
has been removed, we are extremely
pleased to pass on the large savings
directly to you. For the first time in a gen
eration, you can select truly fine jewelry,
diamonds, watches, and silverware for
gifts or personal pleasure without having
to pay that burdensome tax. Visit us soon
and see how easy and economical it is to
select exactly what you want at our new
low prices.
"Something from th ewler'a,
la alwaya something special.
JEWELERS
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PH. 676-9200
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New offici-rs for the Soroirtl-
mist club of lleppner were In
stalled at an Impressive can
dlelight ntrmony Saturday
evening, June 9, following a
no host buffet dinner In the
basement rooms of the Jim Hag
er home.
Oath of office was given the
new officers by Mrs. Leta Thom
as. Installing officer, who based
her candle lighting rcremonv
on the Soroptlmlst Pledge, chal
lenging them to uphold the
Ideals of the pledge, "sincerity
of friendship, Joy of achieve
ment, dignity of service, integ
rity of profession and love of
country."
Installed mr the coming year
were Mrs. Charles Stark, presl
dent; Mra. Wavel Wilkinson,
vice president; Mrs. Marjorie
Worden, recirdlng secretary;
Mrs. Carl MrDantel. treasurer;
Mrs. Con ley Lanham, corres
landing secretary: Mra. Em 11
(iroshens. regional representa
tive. Mrs. Bill Collins. Mra. John
Pfelffer and Mrs. Jim Hager,
board members.
Received Into membership was
one new member, Mrs. Bill John
son. ITcsiding ovec the Initia
tory ceremony were Mrs. Bill
Collins and Mrs. Wes Sherman
Theme of the ceremony was
based on the meaning of the
Soroptlmlst insignia and of the
club colors.
A no host turkey dinner was
served buffet style with hus
bands of members and other In
vited guests present Special
guests were Mrs. Klaine George
and Mrs. Olive Hughes, both
charter members of the club;
also Mrs. Kl.sa F. Mott and Mrs.
Mabel Chaffee.
Presiding as mistress of cere
monies was Mrs. Lanham. As
each member introduced herself
and her guest, she reviewed her
classification for membership
and told the way she had earn
ed her money, outside of her
business classification, for the
scholarship fund. Winner of the
contest was Mrs. St arks.
Attendance award for the one
maintaining the best attendance
record during the past year went
to Mrs. Loyal Porker, life member.
Tobies were decorated with
arrangements of summer flow
ers, carrying out the club col-
ors of blue and gold, repeated
again in floral floor baskets.
Lighted tapers in the two colors
were used on the tables and al
so In the installation ceremony.
Mrs. Sherman, past president,
expressed appreciation for co
operation of officers and mem
bers during the year, and pre
sented personalized ceramic
gifts to her board members.
Before closing the meeting,
Mrs. Starks, Incoming president,
urged continued support of the
new Incoming officers, and
pledged her own sincerity to the
duties ahead.
The club will be represented
at the 25th anniversary meeting
of the Soroptlmlst club of Baker
on June 2'J, with members par
ticipating in a necrology service
for the club's deceased charter
members.
Do away with messy carbon
paper on all your business
forms. See the Gazette-Times
about printing your forms on
We Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
Freo
Of Chargo
To
Heppner.
lone.
Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE!
Hogs Tuesday
Cattle Wed., Thurs.
Sheep , Any Day
Follcti- Meat Co.
Ph. 567-6651
Hermlston. Oregon
On Hermiston-McNary
Highway
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CARROTS 2 for 25
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ILGMinlS 6 for 29$
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n
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ifflej Over lb. 29 0
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Ham Hocks lb. 29$
PRICES GOOD JUNE 25 and 26
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