Parish Hall Sccno
Of Party Honoring
Miss L Deardorff
Ml trrna tvardorff. lirlde.
In I f Jhn Cleveland, was
jtr1il warmly ly friends here
I pre nuirflal fty Katurriay
afternoon. July 17. at the rjla
ropal parish hall. Aorwrijwiny
In- her wm hrt rrwthrr, fttra.
Ilrurw Dranlorff of Mulalla.
Atut S ixraona were present
lit etrnd thrlr compliments to
the honor ituof ami shower her
with many lovely hrl-tal elfts,
Marriage lana for the couple
have ten announted (or taiur
day. Aupust 21. at the 1rst
McthodlM church In Oregon
Utv.
Two trio numbers, "I-ove la A
Many .".plrndrred Thing." and
My Rest to You, were present
ed lv a ladles' trio. Mr. Dick
I'atne, Mrs. Jay Wheelhouse and
MUa Tarn Wilkinson, arcompan
led by Ma. ttmll Cmahen
liMktrMMa fur the afternoon
were Mrs. Jamra llcaly. Mm,
l-rltoy Cardner and Mra. Dirk
Wilkinson. Their floral decor
atlona on the servln table and
about i ha rooms carried out the
rhcmrn wedding color, blue and
while. Attrartlvt Ice cream
molds Ifi keeping with a wed
ding thrme were served with
dainty rok lea. coffee, tra and
punrh.
ITrllln at the punrh bowl
was Mra. Dcardorff. mothrr of
the honor ir unit. Mra. Howard
Cleveland. mothc of the groom
to be. unnl coffee and tra.
Miss Nancy Cleveland asaUt
ed Miss Deardorff In the open
Inn of hrr Rlfta. with Mlwa
Pam Wilkinson and Leora Van
Winkle helping about the ruomi.
Coming from out of town were
Mra. Paul Webb. Sr.. mother of
Mra. Cleveland; Mrs. Taul Webb.
Jr. Mra, Harry Mora and Mary.
Mra. Cordon MrWough and Julie
all of Walla Walla Wn. and
Mra Tom Vaughn and Julie of
I mil lot on
ntrrnt gazcttc-timm. Tbuiad. August . ms
MOIETY
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WORLD WITHOUT SUM
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MRS. FRANK HAMLIN
Mrs. Homlin Named
District President
At Auxiliary Meet
Mra. Frank Hamlin and Mra.
IHlov Mnnkera returned laat
week from Albany, where they
attended the American Legion
and Auaillary State Convention
aa delegatea of the lleppner
Auxiliary I "oat o. H7.
Mra Hamlin, who aerved on
the reolutton and memN-rahlp
rommliteea, waa In-rtalled as
Ulatrlrt No. 6 president In a
Saturday aftcrnmin ceremony.
The Ittrlrt ireented her with
a white orchid corsage.
Mra M linker. department
secretary for the Child Welfare
Commlmtlon. attended, anang
with Mra. Hamlin, all four days
of the 47th annual conclave.
It was highlighted by surh
events as the Joint Legion and
Auxiliary banquet, held inurs
Hv eveninc. honoring iM-nt.
Commander Ray Wilton and
tk-ni iTrnl.leni Mrs. Pi-arl unK
of Athena with Gov. Mark Hat-
field as the main speaker.
The lleppner delegates were
i..rv imnrc.ud with the Drum
and Bugle Corps contest Friday
evening at the Albany Mem
orial Stadium, which was pre
ceded by a chicken bartx-cue.
Newly elected department
auxiliary officers Include Mrs.
Colleen Grocer of The Dalles,
president; Miss Nancy Ktrpat
rick. Lebanon, first vice presl
dent, and Mrs. Klma Gower.
Cannon Bench. scond vice
president. Annual Grange Picnic
Planned for Sunday
At a meeting of the Rhea
Creek Grange Home Economic
club, held recently at the home
of Mra. Evelyn Farrena with
Mrs. Hannah Anderson as co
hosievs. plans were made to
hold the annual Grange picnic
on Sunday. August H, at the
Anson Wright Memorial rark.
The potluck picnic for members
and friends will begin at 1:30
P Ail Grangers celebrating birth
days during the months of July,
August and September will be
honored that afternoon.
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Kinzua Girl is Drido
Of Lcc Bogle Sunday
At Church Ceremony
KINZUA Wedding vows were
e hanged Sunday afternoon at
the Fotial! Baptlat church when
Mlaa Charmlan L. Adama of Kin-ri-a
tiecame the bride of Lee
Alan lkgle of Milton rreewater.
lion Davis of IPmmI River offlcl.
aled at the double ring service.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mrs. W. C. Freeman and O. L.
Adams of Klniua and the groom
la the aon of Mr. and Mra. Orval
Bgl of MUton Freewatee.
Given In marriage by her step,
father. W. C Freeman, the bride
wore a street length gown of
Iieau de-aole. fashioned with
eweld neckline and long point
ed aleevea. A lined laco panel
extended from neck to hem. Her
houlder length veil was held
In place by a pearl crown. She
tarried a shower arrangement at
white daisies. Her gown waa
made by Mrs. bogle.
The maid of honor was Mlsa
Pamela J. Russell of Bend who
wore a street length dress of
yellow dotted awlss over satin.
She wore a yellow bow head,
piece and yellow accessories and
carried an arrangement of paint
ed daisies.
Dennis Carter of Beaverton
served as best man and Fred
Lang ley of Mllton Freewater
and Konald Brlsbols of Spray
were the vshera.
The vows were exchanged be
fore an altar decorated with tall
baskets of painted daisies.
Mrs. Robert Kelso played the
wedding marches ana a special
numbe -All The Way" for the
bride and groom.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Freeman chose a beige
metallic Jersey sheath with
white accessories and a white
carnation corsage.
Mrs. Bogle, mother of the
groom, appeared In a two piece
green print silk dress with beige
accessories and a white carna
tion cirsage.
The young couple greeted
their many friends and relatives
at a reception Immediately fol
lowing In the basement social
rooms of the church. A large
five-tiered cake topped with
wedding bells centered the serv
ing table. After, the traditional
first slice was cut by the newly
weds. Miss Sharon Glascock of
Vale and Miss Candy Adams of
Spray cut and served the cake.
Pouring punch was Mrs. Koocn
Stott of Walla Walla. Wash.,
grandmother of the groom, while
coffee was served by Mrs.
George Whyte of Pendleton.
Mrs. David Sltton was In
charge of the gift table while
Mrs. Sid Brltt of Spray, cousin
of the bride, had the guest book.
Silver wrapped packages of
erooms cake were passed by
Marsha Freeman, the bride's
sister.
For her wedding trip, the new
Mrs.. Bogle chose a two-piece
plnlc and white striped dress
with white accessories and a
corsage of daisies. The young
couple will be at home in La
Grande where Mr. Bogle plans
to continue his studies at East
ern Oregon College. He Is a
graduate of McLaughlin High
school In MUton-Freewater. Mrs.
Bogle is a graduate of Wheeler
Hlsrh school in Fossil and has
also attended Eastern Oregon
College.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Robert Stott and Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Hillard and Janlne of Wal
la Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Bogle of Mllton Freewater, Gary
Bogle of Burlcy, Idaho, Mr. and
Mra. Ralph Bllycu and Mr. and
Mrs. BUI Busey and Tori of The
Dalles. Fred Langley of Mllton
Freewater. Joyce Conforth of
McNary, Yvonne Holman of Bak
er, Sandy Shields of Seneca. Mr.
and Mrs. George Whvte of Pen
dleton. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Samp
les of Heppner, Kevin Glascock
of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Bob My
ers of La Grande and Don Ca
pon of Monument. Attending
trom Spray were Mrs. Mary Wil
liams. , the bride's maternal
grandmother. Mrs. Ralph Reade,
Mrs. Clarence Warren, Mrs. BUI
Chapman, and Mr. and Mrs.
Odell Adams.
Mrt nil Reoers and two child
ren of Minot, N. D., arrived this
week for A visit wun Mr. ana
Mrs. Eugene Winters and fanv
Uy. The Winters family moved
here just recently from Medford
and purchased the home of Dr.
and Mrs Jim Norene. Mrs. Rog
ers, sister of Mrs. Winters, is on
a vacation trip with ner cnur
ren - and will continue, after
about a week's stay here, to
Lake Chelan, Wash., to visit
another sister. Mr. Rogers will
come later from Mlnot to meet
his family there.
Dinner at Luciani
Home Is Pleasant
Occasion for Court
After resting and being re
freshed from the beat of Uavel
after attending the Chief Juaeph
Days celebration "n Friday and
.Saturday, the Morrow County
Kixleo court, the parents and
fa ml lira, were dinner gueta of
Mr. and Mrs. George Luciani at
their country home In the Pine
City area.
Forty two persons were pres
ent to enjoy the buffet dinner,
prior W attending the Saturday
night dance honoring Princess
Karla. Several frlenda of the
family trom fkho and pendle
ton were among thoae ireent.
Unable to attend were lYincesa
Suaan McCoy and her parents.
Mr. and Mra. Warren McCoy of
Irrlgon.
Guests Included Queen Jdy
and her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sherer. lone; Prince
Krna and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Winchester, Heppner;
Princess Virginia, and her par
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Majes
ke. Lexington.
Coming from Pendleton were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Groaamlller
and Kelly, and Georglana lllb
bard. Those coming from Echo were
Mr. and Mr. Eddie Uesegang.
Rhea and Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel Correa. Diane and Rito
Jo; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Cop-
Dicks Travel East
For Family Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. DUk will
leave this week -end) for va
cation trip which will take
them to 8y. Wyo. where they
will attend the Vnh wedding
anniversary of Mrs. Dick's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. C For
yhe The rrlrhrstlon Is plan
ned for Augut 2i. with several
family members planning to at
tend. Th Dicks plan to Uavel lels
urely through Canada, enjoy
ing the Glacier and Yellow
stone parks en route They will
return Immediately after the
anniversary observance In time
for Mra. Dick to be present for
v h'J workshops.
Also attending from Oregon
are Mrs Dtck'a brother and
sister in law. IX. Col. and Mrs.
J. A Forsylhe of Portland.
Plnger, Connie and Jaequle;
Tony FurnUh; Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Ashbcck. Mitchell. Calvin. Al
vln and Mrlvtn.
Amlel VanBuren was a guest
from Walla Walla.
Attendance at the dance was
excellent, equalling the good
crowd of the week before hon
oring princess Erna. The music
of the popular band. The Genu
of Pasco, was well received.
Tell the advertiser you saw It
In the Caiette Tlmes.
Club is Entertained
At Summer Luncheon;
To Host Royal Court
A i.Uiunl anrlal meeting WS
enjoyed by IT memhera and
guests of the SocoptlmUt Club
last Thursday noon wnen ir
Let a Thoma entertalne4 with
a luncheon at trt torn. A sum
mer buffet course of aalada and
hot bread waa folluwed by birth
day cake and l cream, honor
ing member h had observed
birthdays dulng the past month.
AsaUtlng the hostess waa Mr.
Fred Parrish.
Special guest Included Mrs.
Elaine George. Mr. Hole. Ful
leton and Mr. Arolene Laird.
Queen Judy Sherer an4 her
princeMra of the Morrow Coun
ty Rodeo court, their mothers
and chaperone. will be guests
at the regular luncheon meet
Ing Thursday August 12. In the
lleppner Grill dining room.
At a recent business meeting,
members volunteered to help as
clerks at the coming Mobile
Chest X Ray. scheduled by the
county health department to be
In Heppner Friday and Satur
day. August 20 and 21. Ail or
ganizations In the area are ask
ed to assist In furnishing help
ers for the mobile visit
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Birthday is Occasion
For Surprise Party
The birthday of Mr. Nina
Snyder was made a more pleas
ant occasion last Thursday hen
a group of her personal friend
dropped In la extend thetr greet
Inga and beat wthe. Mrs. Sny
der h been confined for em
hroe n hrr chair, recover
inrf from a leg fracture
The vtsitora reaented her
with gifta anI enjoyed vUitlng
and sharing with he the birth
day refreshment. .....
Tito calling included Mrs.
Howard Bryant. Mr Tom
Hughes. Mrs. Charle Stout. Mr.
Ines Huffman. Mr MarJorte
W or Jen and Mrs. Clarence Bau
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