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HICIETY Idaho Ceremony Joins Couple in Marriage MInr I.Intla Arki'N, ImuuIiIt of Mr. unit Mr. IliiroM Atk' of Mlllnn Kri-cwnltT, became Hw brlrto of Iiol) HiiRiT, won of Mr, inn! Mr. Jim !fiiK'r, llcppncr, At on Itiformnl tvrcnwny In n wnlillni? rlmpi-l In Cocur il'-Ali-ni', Muho, on Monday, Sfit tntuT 12. Alti'tullnii llic rotipli' were MIm Cheryl lihlnehnrt of Mil Ion Kreewnter nnl piivlil Kll Kr of lleppner. Following n hhort wedilliiR trip, thf ncwlvwed urn expert ) hero nt the home of tho Kroom'a pnrentu late thin week. The new Mrx. linger I n jrrad unto of Milton Kreewnler Hlh m-IkhiI nnil of the Pendleton Col ! of Id-nut v Kollowlni; hln Krtuliiiitlon from lleppner lllnh whiml In l!Hi, the groom com pleted n two yenr court In I'lM-tmnlen nt Oregon Trrhnlral InMltuti- In Klnmuth KhIIm, and will return there for further training If he U not called noon into military w-rvlce, Fall Flower Show Planned This Month In lone Cafetorium Pimm art- unilerwny by the lone fliinien club for Itx 15th minimi fall flower show and nil ver ten, planned for Sunday, September 25, In the lone whool riifetorium. Public In urjcd to come be tween tin' hours of 2:(K) ami 7:00 p. m, to see displays of beautiful fall flowers which will carry out the hhnw theme, "('ompany'N ComliiK" O! Npe'lal Intercut will be a dUpluy of dahlluM from the Harden ( Kill Itnwlliin. Knlrlei are invited in both adult and children' IIvInIohh of both itvncrul horticulture and artlNllo lloral iirr annem c n I n. Oulm and orjriirilatloim are al so Invited to prepare table net llri(f entrle. General informa tion ha been placed In the chil)'n linndliM)k, and anyone wishing further Information may refer .o It, or In Invited to con tact Mr. Jim ThoniHon, Lexing ton, or Mrs. Carry TuIIIn, lone. the day, the date, the time all in one fabulous ELGIN TRAVEL ALARM! ' "PTgmm WT TWer , A ' 7 : B944 Li U w L . 1 8 1 6 5 4 1 It's New . . . U'h DifTcrcnt . . . U'h the perfect choice for Kch(Kiloflicehometravel Calendar netting and adjustini! in independent of the movement. Two separate levers for day and date not the calendar in a j i fTy . Alarm wheel on rd(! of caw nets alarm hand. Sepa rate lover Mart or hIojih alarm. Silvertono dial with ruiscd gilt applied full numeraU, luminouN i"VOL dots and hand. (lilt edged V 1 JO caao in Mack, brown, tan S or red. Size: 3' qtuir vaiui micio "Something from tht Jawoler't, Il always something pedaL" JEWELERS Stor Houni 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. PH. 676-8200 177 MAIN ST. HEPPNER 1 HWfeEN STAMPS Plans for Winter Programs Outlined At WSCS Meeting A review of WSCS program toplm which will bo given ma jor emphaxlit during the year wan given bv Mrs. J a men 1 1 1 1 -derbrnnd at the first fall meet InK of the Women' Society of Christian Sorvleo of the Metho dist church last Wednesday evening. Content of the planned pro lirarrm will cover changes In mission work to meet contem porary needs; dialogue with oth er world religions; the Christ Ian culture, world economy and space; compulsive conformity and Christian values, and plans for action to meet present day problems. Many of the programs are designed to be presented in dialogue form, and offer ample opportunity for open dlscuasion.. Mrs. Jack KrW'Ker led the de votional period, with Mrs. Mel vln Dixon arranging the worship center. Mrs. Bob llenrv presided at the business meeting. Following a report from the executive com mittee by Mrs. Kenneth Batty, action was taken to send contri butions to mission supply work and to hold three money-making events during the year. The first will be November 19, on Saturday before the Thanksgiv ing holiday. Plans for a mother-daughter banquet were finalized for Wed nesday evening, September 2H. Mrs. Marian Van deMark, act ing deun of women at Portland University, will speak and show slides of a recent African trip. Men of the church will serve the banquet, and tickets will be available In advance. Mrs. Melvln Dixon and Mrs. Owen Leathern served as co hostesses for the evening. District Officers Here to Take Part In Local Installation Several American Legion and Auxiliary district officers trav eled to Ucppner from Athena Monday evening to take part In Installation ceremonies of this year's oflicers. Members and ruests met first for a no host put lurk dinner at the U-jiI'mi hall. Mrs. Di.rlone Mlgut-z of Ath ena, distrlst G president, Install ed the following slate of aux iliary offictrs: Mrs. Frank Ham lin, president; Mrs. Iva Booker, 1st vice president ; Mrs. Marjorle VVcirilen, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Itlli-y Munker.s. secretary; Mrs. Gerald Hood, treasurer Mrs. Bill Heath, historian, and Mrs. Artne Herman, sergeant-at-arms. Call Zeilm of Athena, district t commander, installed legion officers, headed by Don Munk ers ns post commander. Other Vif ltlng dignitaries were Jim llowton, commander of Athena s-sl. and Mr. and Mrs. Kov Mooio, Athena Legionnaires. Report of delegates to Girls' and Boys' State will be heard at the next combined dinner meet Ing on October 10. Aniono coming plans for the auxiliary I:, a baked foods sale, set for Fr.day, September 30, in downtown llcppncr. Hunters' specials will be among Items planned fm the sale. Mrs. Turner Hosts Bookworms Meeting First meeting of the year for the Bookworm club was Tues day evening at Mrs. Virginia Tumor' home where members gathered for a potluok supper and organization of the year's program. The meal wan nerved at a beautiful table arranged with flowers and china in shades of pink on a pale pink dama.sk cloth. Kach member furnished food for the meal. Those present were Mm. Bob Henry, Mrs. Turner, Mr. Lucy Peterson, Mr. Ted Smith, Mrs. Inez Krwln, Mrs. Gene Fergus on, Mrs. Cornett Green, Mrs. Jim Thomson and Mrs. Charles .St arks. New president of the organi zation Is Mrs. Cornett Green. Vice-president Is Mrs. Henry; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Turn er; and asKlstant for Mrs. Turn er Is Mrs. Peterson. A schedule for entertaining and book-reviewing was drawn up, with the next meeting planned for September 27 at the Cornett Green home. Miss Bern let Thomson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomson, Is In Heppner for a two weeks visit with her par ents. She came Friday, Septem ber 9, and Is on vacation from her position as hecrctary at Lunn t Bradstreet In Portland. Monagle Relatives Meet in Germany; Plan Ireland Tour A family reunion on foreign ground took place this week in Ireland between Capt. and Mrs. John W. Barry, son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monagle of Heppner, and Mrs. Barry's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Barney P. Doner ty of Pendleton. The Barrys and their two small sons are living near Heid elberg, Germany, with the V. S. Armed Forcps, and Mr. and Mrs. Dohorty are traveling though Europe with a planned tour. The couples were able to meet briefly In Heidelberg on July 21, but are now planning to be together for a week, trav eling about Ireland and visiting relatives In that country. The Dohortys will return to Pendleton at the end of September. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thurxiay. September IS. 1966 Visitors at tho Bob Abrams home during the past week end were Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Abrams, Everett, Wn., par ents of Mr. Abrams. Mrs. Sara Morrow, mother of Mrs. Abrarm left Thursday, September 8, to return to hor home In Prescott, Ariz. A former Heppner High student, Margaret Marks, stop ped overnight September 7 at the Abrams home. Miss Mahoney Tells Soroptimists of Tour To English Countries Miss Shannon Mahoney was a prof'atn guest of the Soroptl mlst club at Its luncheon meet ing last Thursday noon. An Interesting report was giv en by Shannon of a tour which she and her aunt, Mrs- Kath leen Mathci of Pendleton, took In late June and early July to Ireland, Scotland and England. Color slides of their travels showed the unique beauty of the countries, their culture and ways of life. Time limited her In sh-rwinf slides of only half the trip, but was Invited to con tinue on a later program. Discussion was held by club members on entering the club's float in Pendleton for the Dross Up parade September 10. With the offer of Dick Wilkinson to transport li by flatbed truck to Pendleton, It was decided to place It in the parade. Those helping to reassemble and get it ready In Pendleton for the pa rade were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson, Mrs. Wes Sherman, Mrs. Wavc-1 Wilkinson and Mrs. Matt Hughes. Much work had been done through the summer to make tht float bed more eas ily transported. lone Rainbow Girls To Install Sunday Officers of lone Rainbow As sembly No. 89 will be install ed Sunday, September 18, at 2 p.m. at the Masonic Hall In lone. Teresa Stefanl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Stefanl, will be Installed as Worthy Ad vLsor. Mother advisor of the Rainbow girls In lone is Mrs, Lewis Halvorsen. WANTED aeon cotton rags. Phone Heppner Gazette-Times. 676-9228. 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