HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, June , 1968
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Invitation Extended To Sherer Wedding
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MR. AND MRS. WALTER BECKET were honored on their S8th anniversary at a buliet lunchton is
moii noma rriaay. June 3. Thr are mown witn tneir anniversary cake.
Church Women Host
Cord Party Saturday
The annual June card party
which wnn lo he have been held
bv the KpUeopnl Church Wo
men on June 4. will now be
la id S.ilii'unv. June 11. Bl 1 p.m.
In the PorrlMi Hall. The dale
w rhnnufd In order that It
would not conflict with the ditto
of ih auction In lorn.
Salad and dessert will ho
M-rvcd bv a committee under
Mr. Jame Karlt'v; card playing
will be arranged bv Mrs. James
lrlwi and Mm. KorreM Burk
t ntiliic. Admission In $1.25 and
the public l Invited.
J1U Schmidt, dauqhtcr of Mr.
and Mrs. Klmor Kchmldt. will
nt tend an Officers Conference of
the Luther U-aijue at Pacific
Lutheran University In Tacoma,
Wn., Martini? June 16. She la
treasurer of Blue Mountain Con
ference of the Luther Leacue,
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Luncheon Marks
58th Anniversary
Of Walter Beckets
Mr. an I Mrs. Iaiironre Beck.'t
and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Buschke
seived a l uffi-t luncheon In lion
in of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beck
el nt the Ui iter's homo Friday,
June 3. Th luncheon was on the
occasion of the Beckets' With
wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Becket were mar
ried In l'uri m ml m ;une 3. 1!M.
He has lived In lleppner since he
was three years of ace. and his
mother and father came west on
u wagon train to settle first at
Weston. Mrs. Becket came to
lleppner from Wisconsin. Mr.
Bccket's parents later moved to
Portland to retire, and the wed
ding of tht Walter Beckets was
performed there.
A apeclally-made Orman rho
colate pink champagne rake
marked, "Happy Anniversary. 5H
Years," was a center of Interest
at the luncheon
Present at the luncheon, be
sides the honored couple, were
Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Becket.
Bonny and Molly Becket. Mr. and
Mr. Claude Buschke, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Buschke and Bryon,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Buschke,
Brett and Tanna.
Lauranre Becket and Mr.
Claude Buschke are son and dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Becket. and Ronny and Molly
Becket anil Robert and Jerry
Buschke are grandchildren. Bryon
Buschke and Brett and Tanna
Buschke art great grandchildren.
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Nolan-Bell Wedding
In Pendleton Sunday
The marriage of Miss Phyllis
i ami woian. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. V. Nolan of Lexing
ton, will become the bride of
James E. Bell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Bell of Tacoma. Wn..
on Sunday evening, June 12, at
the First Christian Church on
North Main street In Pendleton,
Vows will bo exchanged at a
7:30 p.m. ceremony, with guests
Invited to a wedding reception
following the ceremony In the
church social rooms.
The couole and parents Invite
all friends and relatives In the
area to the wedding and re
ceptlon.
Pre-wedding Shower
Honors Miss Buch
Mis Virginia Buch was guest
of honor at a bridal shower
onrtv Wednesday evening. June
!. when teachers and friends of
the community gathered at the
home of Mr. C. E. McQuarrlc.
Co-hostesses with Mrs. McQuar-
rie were Mrs. conley Lanham
and Mrs. Everett Struckmeler.
The coming marriaee of Miss
Buch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Buch of Ritzvllle. Wn.,
and Home Economics teacher In
lleppner High school, to Ron
Held, son of Mrs. Ruth Held of
lleppner. Is being planned Fri
day, June 24, at the First Christ-
Ian church In lleppner.
Many lovely and useful cifts
were presented the future bride.
Assisting the honor euest with
the opening of her gifts was
Mrs. Mary Holtz. lone. Informal
piano selections were Dlaved
during the evening by Mrs. Ola
Mne uroshens.
At the close of the evening
refreshments of angel food cake
with strawberries and whipped
cream were served the 17 guests
aucnuing.
Three Share Honors.
In Joint Birthday
Party at Gray Home
A three w?v birthday party
was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Cray on Friday
evening, June 3. honoring Mrs.
Jessie Orlffln whose birthday
was on June 6, Mrs. Mabel Cray
whose birthday was on June 3,
and Arlene Gray whose first
birthday was June 5.
Each of the honorees had a
birthday cake baked and decor
ated for the occasion.
Those present were Mabel
Gray and daughter Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Gray and
David. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Ruhl,
Mr. and Mrs. Skip Ruhl and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Cox and two children, Forrest
Burkenblne and Alan. Mrs. Jes
sie Griffin, Mrs. Etta Dollarhide
of Everett, Wn., Mrs. Nina Case
of Paulsbo. Wn., and Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Gray, Susan and
Arlene.
Yes, the Gazette-'ltmes can
print the form you need for busl
ness or ranch use. Phone 676
9228.
Miss Judith Ann Sherer. dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Sherer of lone, will exchange
marriage vows with Kelly R.
Andrew on Sunday, June 19, at
2:30 p.m. In the lone United
Church of Christ The prospect
ive groom Is the son of LeRoy
Andrew of La comb, and Mrs.
Helen German of Pendleton.
The couple takes this means
of extending a cordial Invita
tion to all friends and relatives
in the surrounding areas to be
their guests at the ceremony
and wedding reception which
will follow in the church social
rooms.
Both young people have been
enrolled the past year at East
ern Oregon College at La Grande.
NOTICE TO ALL DEMOCRATS
A MEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE
OLD LIBRARY ROOM OF THE CTTT HALL
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 14, AT 8:00
P.M. FOB THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
AND TO PLAN OUR WORK ...
Virginia Rosewall, Chairman
Morrow County Democratic Central Com.
Miss Anita Ullman
Bride of Wm. Gazda
In Eastern Ceremony
Miss Anita Jo Ann Ullman.
daughter of Congressman and
Mrs. Al Ullman of Baker, be
came the bride of I. William
Gazda In a ceremony perform
ed Saturday, June 4. in the Re
surrectton Lutheran church in
Arlington, Va.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Cashimer J
Gazda of Lewlston, N Y. He Is
a doctoral candidate In mech
anical engineer at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute In Troy,
N Y., and holds Bachelor of Sc
ience and Masters Degrees from
that Institution.
Dr. Melvln S. Lanee of Ar
lington officiated at the wed-
dine ceremony.
The bride, escorted to the altar
bv her father, was gowned in
white silk organza designed
with a scooped neckline and
short sleeves. The empire style
gown was styled with applique
of Swiss Guipur lace at the
neckline and sleeves. A deep
hem of Guipure lace enhanced
the slim skirt, which extended
Into a full chapel length train.
Her shoulder length veil of Im
ported silk illusion fell grace
fully from a headpiece of match
ing Swiss Guipure lace. She car
ried a floral bouquet of white
gardenias and baby's breath.
Attending as matron of honor
was Mrs. Janis G. Smith. She
wore a floor length dress of
soft pink silk organza designed
with n sabrina neckline and
short sleeves. A muted floral
pattern at the waistline and
down the back of the dress con
nected the A-line silhouette
skirt.
Bridesmaids, Linda Holdredge,
Margretta Smyth, Roberta Jer
man and Judith Harron, were
dressed identically to the mat
ron of honor.
Serving the groom as best
man was Paul Borowskl, and
wedding guests were ushered
bv Kenneth Albert Ullman, bro
ther of the bride, Doug Koop,
Kenneth Werneberg, and Wayne
Conrad Ullman, brother of the
bride, as lunlor usher.
Wedding music was played
by Miss Emma Lou Diemer,
organist.
Fol lowing the impressive
ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Gazda
greeted guests at a reception
In the parish hall of the church,
where they shared the first slice
of their 3-tiered wedding cake.
Serving refreshments were
Mrs. A. Sidney Herlong. Jr.. wife
of Congressman Herlong of Flor
ida: Mrs. Frank Karsten. wife
of Congressman Boren of Okla
homa: Mrs. Jim Wright, wife
of Congressman Wright of Tex
as; Mrs. J. T. Rutherford, wife
of Congressman Rutherford of
Texas and Mrs. Wesley Van Bur
en, wife of Congressman Van
Buren of North Carolina.
For the honeymoon trip, the
bride chose a light blue linen
dress with matching coat and
white accessories.
Mrs. Gazda attended Baker
High school, and received her
Bachelor of Arts Degree last
June from Wells College In
Aurora, N.Y. Following the hon
eymon trip, the newlyweds will
reside in Troy, N.Y.
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