Rodeo Board Honors
Jack Lockcs Monday
At Farewell Dinner
An ftWfll lsllut In Mr.
ami Mrs, Jark lkp, who mtt
irftvlntr I hi WM-k lu make Ihrlr
lim nrir CrrthMin, a illiim-r
toa hrl.J In Ihrlr tumor MilV
fvriilritf at tin raiuh limno
Mr. arxl Mr. Jerry Ivuj;ticrly
wai rwrntly trannfrrrril
to Kip (rfi'hmn Itrawti nf r'lmt
National Hank afirr arrvlnjf lit
llrppm-r bunk for the at H
munilia.
McihImt of the Morrow Ciun !
ly Itwlco Hoard and Ihilr wlvi-
tMire Invito lo the lxunliTty
home for iMMluck ilinnr The
evriilriK was hlj;hilichtttl with
.rM-nlotlon of a mono
eraminiut ili-.k ix n m-1 lo bxk
In appreciation tf ItU work a
rTelary if the rodeo board,
and a ladlr leather wallet lo
Mm. Unke for her able mUI
ancf to the nerretary. Making
the in-M-rilatlon mm Tad Mil
ler. irrldent of the board. He-
tilarlnir 1 k as aerretary will
! John Venard.
ThoM cnjoylrii; lb artlvltie
of the evening. In-alde the hm
rnl eurkin, were Mr. and Mr.
Charley Daly, Mr. and Mr. Itay
monil Kreruh, Mr. and Mr. Tad
Mtlltv. Mr. and Mr. Hob Sir,
call. Mr. and Mr. Hoicc Fulle.
Ion. Mr. and Mr. We .Sher
man, Mr. and Mr. Archie Mun
ker. Mr. and Mrs. Ihm Creen
up, Mr. and Mr. Venard. and
the hohl. Mr. and Mr. !out;h
rrtv. Mr. and Mr. Ixko and fam
ily are moving thin week lo
their new borne at 2121 N. K.
1 1 t h Avenue, 1'ortland, and
have extended their nutnt ulili
e to their many friend whom
they leave here, and Invite
friend t(l l.lt them at their
new location.
Surprise Gathering
Honors Mrs. Rauch
Mr. Til lie fiaurh wa plea.
antlv nurprited on her birthday
Sunday when several of her
family and friends gathered In
her honor at the home of her
non-ln law and daughter, Mr.
and M. Al Ketsrh.
A delightful buffet luncheon.
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MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM MAHON (Naomi Jan Har.ln)
William Mahon Wedsi"ff,u- 'nd carr'"i uquet
iNaomi Jean narsin
In LaGrande Service
Tlie Hanetuay of the First
ChrUtlan rhurrh In Ia Crande
chry
arnriernum.
Harold Harnln, brother of the
bride, served a bent man. Ush
er were Bobby Mahon. cousin
of the croom, of Klgln. and Dar-
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una ih ...nin.7 t,.r th. """. oromer oi me
of Miss .Naomi Jean llarsln
omplete with birthday cake, j dauKbter of Mr. and Mr. Ivan .tor . h'r dauchter' Wfddlnc
wa served I Iri i the eveninit by arln ,lf ljt Can. to WlH Hrln chie an emerald
Mr, retsrh. Thane present : to ,flm Mahon. son of Mrs. Allre Wn two pler silk suit with
enjoy the surprlM for Mrs.
Itauch were Mr. and Mrs. Ar
ehle Munker and nephew.
Harry and I'rale Munker. Ada
I'lper. Mr. and Mr. John Keen
an and rhthlren Susan, Robin,
Tommy and Klmberlv, and the
host. Mr. and Mr. Fetscti.
The evening wa ent visit
Inn and with the taking of pictures.
MOR Theatre
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How The West
Was Won
Di-bble Reynold
John Wayne
James Stewart
Henry Fonda
MATINEE
Sunday 2:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Thurs., Frl., Sat.. Mon.
PRICE
Children 50c Student 75c
Adults $1.00
Mct'abe it Hetipner. ori Novem
er SO. The Hey. Al Honchee,
pastor of the lleppner Christian
fhunh. tN-rformed the marriage
ceremony.
Wedding music was plaved by
Msrllvn Arrhlhalil. who also ar
rompanled the soloist, Jeffery
Kdwards.
Colorful flowers of the M-nson
decorated the altar. Jefferv Fl-
wards served os randlellchter
tK-iore the ceremony.
F-scorted by her father, Ivan
llarsln. the trldc was lovely In
a white wedding gown of Chan
tillv roscoint lace over tulle
and satin.-The sown featured a
scalloped neckline etched In lr
ridisci-nt sequins, a basque bod
Ice, long tared sleeves which
came to ctal ixlnt over the
wrist, and a bouffant floor
Jcnrth skirt made of rows of
ruffled lace in front, with an
apron effect of lace for the back
detail. The shoulder lenuth veil
was held by a water lily shaped
crown of seed pearls and cry,
tal teardrops. A white orchid
centered her bouquet of white
carnations and white chrysan
themum. Attending the bride as maid
of honor was her cousin. Miss
Shelly Kae Hacfer of Union. She
was Rowned In a tangerine all
over embroidered floor-length
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matching hat and black acces
sories, with which she wore a
bronze colored chrysanthemum I
corsaRe.
Mrs. MeCabe. mother of the
Room, was attired In a belRe
Knit suit, with brown accessor
ies, and her corsaRe wa of yel
low cnrysaniricmums.
The guests assembled to Rreet
trie bridal party at a reception
Immediately following in the
social hall of the church.
Mrs. Wilma Edwards and
Mrs. Thelma Hacfer. aunts of
the bride, served the white, four-
tiered wedding cake embellish
ed with yellow and oranRe ros-
e and topped with a miniature
nrlde and Rroom. Mrs. Don Eu
banks of lone, sister of the
Rroom. and Mrs. Wavne llarsln
of lleppner, aunt of the bride,
poured.
Linda Chenault was In charpe
or ine guest book: and sisters-in-law
of the bride. Sue and
Judl llarsln. presided at the
Rut table.
For their honeymoon to var
ious points of Interest In south
ern OreRon, the new Mrs. Ma
hon wore for traveling a two
piece lavender knit suit with
black accessories, and the orchid
mm her bridal bouquet.
The bride attended the La
Grande hlch school and the
Rroom attended the lleppner
nign school He is presently em
ployed for the Boise Cascade
Plywood Co. In ElRln. The young
cuupie live in La tjrande at
umi First St.
Many friends and relatives
attended from La Grande and
Island City. Those attending
irom i no neppner area were Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Palmer. Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne llarsln, Cindy and
Kerry. Mrs. Alice MeCabe and
Allen, Mrs. Don Eubanks of
lone, and the Rev. and Mrs. Al
uoscnee.
Amorvcr the service men home
for the Christmas holidavs was
icooerr w Nichols, now station
ed at Ft. Benning, Ga.. In Offi-
cor's Candidate school. He had
previously spent three vears in
ucrmany. wnile here, he visit
ed his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Molla-
han, and his brother, Raymond
jNicnois. ins parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Thorpe are now llv-
mg in Banning, Calif.
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Public Installation
Set for New Rainbow
Officers on Sunday
MIm Jan II per. riaurhtrr of
Mr. and Mr Jim llai'er, will
M Instaiii-d new wttfthy advls
r of Ituth A-inMv No V, Or
dor of KairitxfW for ;irU. at
liublic lnktUtlon irrernonlr
on .Sunday artrrnoon. January
1. Ttt" ffX-tifjf Is rhrdu!rd
for 2 00 pm. In the lli-M.rn-v
Manonic nan.
Tin aM-rnbly extend a so
rial Invitation to all Mawn,
t astern Star member, their
famine and friend to attend
tne afternoon ceremony.
A complete slate of new of-
flit-ra and advl-y Iniard mem
ber will also take oath of of
fice for the coming term.
Among recent honors accord
rd Jan. the Incoming advisor.
was tier arlection a quren of
the annual CitrUtmaa Kail on
hHfmhcr 27 In the KXJF hall
.Selertion of the queen and
ourt I by M-cret ballot of
memlier at the meeting prior
to I tie ounce and kept M-crrt by
the advisory txard and moth
er advisor until the crown is
laced on the queen at Inter
mission of the dance. Lent year
queen wa MU Jean Mewert
rrlrws-sse with Queen Jan
were Janl Baker and Shirley
rwln. The court was present-
lovely corsages by their
mother advisor, Mr. Tom
HuRhe.
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HtnntU CAI CTTt -TIMES. Tbendoy. Jfirr 11 1K4
First National Bank of Orefon
In Portland.
The future bridegroom I a
former University of Oregon stu
dent, pre writ I y attrnding ptwl-1
land State Collece where he U
a senior In pre law. He I a
member of Kappa Klitma frater
nity. N. date has been set for the
wedding
MISS JUDITH HAMILTON
Judith Hamilton
Engagement Told
Mrs, Betty Hamilton announc
es the engagement of her dau
ghter. Judith Kay, to James Stu
art Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mr. D. C. Johnson of Portland.
Mist Hamilton, a 19C3 gradu-
te of lleppner High school, at
tended 1'ortland State College
nd Western Business Universi
ty. She is now employed by the
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To The Holly Rebckah Lodge
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 15
7:30 P.M.
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