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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1966)
MOIETY if v-j Odd Fellow Members Set at Rhea Creek itlicu Creek Cranio hall will In; the meeting pluc-e for ev era I December event for Gran Kent In that area. Kcgular grange meeting will bo Friday, December U, with a potluck dinner wrved at 6:.3o p.m., and member arc ured to come as they are. The nnnuul ChrMmaH pro Hrnm for Hhea Creek families iinil friend In planned for Sun day, iJeeember 18, following a pot luck dinner at 1:30 p.m. An exchange of kIHh will be In cluded an part of the program. On Thurxday, December 15, member of the Khea Creek Home Economics club will meet at the hall to decorate the OirlslmuH tree and make prep aration for the Chrlxtmaii pro gram. A luncheon will be served at noon. tner, iMith cousin of the bride, lone, pusM-d the rice bag ana ttriMim cake. A.'W.MinK' women of the church with the arrangements were Mrs. John Slmonls of Bend and Mrs. Iav Palmer of lone. The new Mr. and Mrs. Mill er left after the reception for i wedding trip to British Col umbia for the honeymoon, the bride changed to a moss green knit suit with beige and green MR. AND MBS. CEOBCE WATNC MILLER (Nancy Lee Pttryohn) (Pardee Photo) Condon Church Scene Of Pretty Ceremony Joining lone Couple Mis Nancy I-e Pettyjohn, daughter of Kir and Mrs. I.ee H. Pettyjohn if lone, became the bride of George Wayne Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine C. Miller of Mora, In a pretty double ring ceremony on Saturday, November 2fi. at the Condon United Church of Christ. Officiating at the 3 p.m. cere mony wan the Kev. Harold Mac Arthur, a close friend of the family and pastor of the Bible Baptist church of Astoria. Dec oration In the sanctuary enr ried out the bride' chosen wed ding color of gold and white, with tall white and gold stun ilards holding white chrysanthe mums an ' white gladioli, flunk t'd by wl ili tapers In candle iibra. The I. ride was escorted to the .iltar by her father. Her wed ding gown was of white pcau de sole, fashioned with woop neckline and softly belled sleeve. Lace applique trimmed the bodice and sleeves, and ex tended down the front skirt panel The full flowing skirt ex tended In back Into a chapel train Her finger tip Illusion veil was held In place by a cluster of while petals, edged In tiny seed pearl. Her bridal lHiuiuet was of white chrysanthemums and Ivy, centered with a large white on-hid. which was pin ned later to her going away ensemble. Attending ht sister as maid of honor was Miss Pattl Petty John. Bridesmaid were Miss Denlse Miller, sister of the groom, and Miss Marianne Pel tvjohn, sister of the bride. They appeared In floor length gowns of gold sheer, styled with em pire waistlines bell alcoves and two ruffled tiers at the bottom of the skirt. Their headpieces were large gold bows, and the attendants carried white and gold chrysanthemum bouquets, with cascades of long, gold streamers. Serving as best man was Paul Sather, cousin of the groom, of Kent, Ore. Ushers were Boh Olsen, bro ther Inlaw of the groom; Du- ane Miller, brother of the groom, both of Moro, and Mike Woodsldo of Maupln. Traditional wedding musk was played by Mrs. Ernest Bar nctt, organist, Condon, who also accompanied Forest Jones and his daughter, Kathy, when they sang the selection, 'The Lord's ITayer." Miss Jones also sang a vocal solo number. Lighting the tapers before the ceremony were Hon Suther, cousin of the groom, Corvallls, and Robert Kmert, cousin of the bride, lone. Flower girl In the wedding procession was Darla Miller, sister of the groom, and Lee Slmonls, Bend, served as ring bearer. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Pettyjohn chose to wear a blue and green brocade dress, complimented by blue accessor ies, and a corsage of white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Miller, mother of the groom, attended In a pink bro cade aftern o o n dress with matching accessories, and a white chrysanthemum corsage. The newly weds greeted their many friends and relatives at tending at a wedding reception In the church social rooms. A tiered all white wedding cake, topped with decorative wedding bells, and flanked by tall white tapers, centered the reception table. After the coup le had shared the first piece, the cake was cut and served by Mrs. Ted Kdleman, cousin of 'the groom, Stanfleld, and Mrs. Hob Olsen, sister of the groom, Moro. Pouring tea and coffee were Mrs. David Chllds, and Mrs. William Marshall, both of Ar lington. Punch was served by Mrs. Kelly Andrew of La Grande. . Miss Linda Klrsch of La Grande attended the gift table, and Miss Laurie Stewart of The Dalles passed the guest book. Jeffrey Hamms and Anita Pal- accessories, and the white or chid from her bridal bouquet. After her graduation from Condon High school In l'J64, she attended the University of Ore gon for two years, where she was affiliated with Delta Zcta sorority. Mr. Miller was graduated from Sherman County High school In VM',2, continuing his studies at Portland State Col lege and Northwestern School of commerce, Portland. The couple resides on a ranch near lone. Wedding guests attended from Bend, Junction City, Salem, Portland, Corvallls, Albany, La Grande, lleppner, lone, Moro, Kent, The Dalles, Wasco, Olex, Arlington, Pendleton, Ontario, Manlield, llermtston, Condon, Kuna, Idaho, Tacoma and Tou chet, Wn. See ut ror envelopes of all Nintib. The Gazette-Timea. VHXS3 HEADQUARTERS sets a new fashon In fJi i I ! ffno stainless steel -""twT V I on95 Uff v.? So carefree f or caiual table beauty, ..thia pace age detlgn. with amart duotona flnUh expertly crafted in American italnleM to the famous Roger tradition for beauty and quality. 50-pc. service for 8 IS Tuspooni 8 Dinner Forks 8 Dinner Knives 8 Salad Forks 8 Soup Spoons 2 Tablespoons gift boAd WM. ROGERS & SON' STAINLESS '- INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO VTA NY "Something from the Jeweler's, U always something special." JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 177 MAIN ST.. HEPPNCR Ph. 676-9200 BANKAMERICARD s OREBN OddFellow Members Visit Rebekah Lodge San Souel Kebekah Lodge No. 33 entertained member of Wil low Odd Fellow lodge, llepp ner, and of the Lexington order on Krlday evening, December 2, following Its regular meeting. A program and tribute were given, honoring the eight visiting guests. Refreshment were served by the hostesies, Mr. Mattle Green and Mr. May Bailey, during the social hour. Among the visitor attending the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of Fossil. Extend Invitation Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKlnney and Alan wish to cordially In vlte their Morrow county friends to an open house on Sunday af ternoon, Dicembcr 18, from 2 un til 4:30 a: their home on Exper iment Station Road and 4th St. Kxtension, Hermiston. Tell the advertise you saw It In the Gazctte-Tlmes. Coming Events nmpsnar rw.mu. Elk.' Ladle Night Roast beef dinner. e:jo p.m. SoroptlmUt Club, noon lunch eon. Wagon Wheel. FRIDAY. December 9 lone Garden Club Christmas Show and Silver Tea. Gilliam and BUbee building, 2 pjn. to 8 p.m. SATURDAY, December 10 lone Garden Club Christmas Show and Silver Tea 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lexington Grange Christmas Dinner. 6 p.m.. Grange HalL MONDAY. December 12 Ruth Chapter. OES, Masonic hall, 8 p-ro. Mothers Club. Bob Jones home. 8 P-m. Heppner-Morrow County Cham ber of Commerce, noon. Wag on WbeeL TUESDAY, December 13 Heppner Elementary Chriitmas Program, 7:30 p.m.. Junior High auditorium. WEDNESDAY Danmhor 11 Wrangler Christmas Party, 6:30 pouucK, rair Annex building. Heppner High PTA Open House, 7:00 pan. THURSDAY. December 15 Soroptlmlst Club evening meet ing, Mrs. Emile Groshen'i home, 8 p.m. HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, December 8. 1966 Homemade Gift Ideas On Pine City Program An exchange of home-made gifts edible, decorative, useful oj- all thiee, will be the feature of the Pine City Extension unit meeting Wednesday December 14. at the home of Mrs. Leo Afhbeek- Mm. George Currin, co leader, in co-hostess for this meeting. The meeting begins t 10:30 a.m. with a potluck lunch eon at noon. Holiday decorations, center pieces and recipe Ideas which add to the celebration of the Christmas season will be con tributed and discussed by mem bers. Mr. Tom Ashbeck, presi dent, wiil preside at the busi ness meeting. Noble Grands Plan For Christmas Party Past Njble Grands club of Sans Soud Rebekah lodge will hold its annual Christmas get together Wednesday evening, December 14, at the home of Mrs. Cornett Green. Members are asked to assemble at 7 p.m. for a potluck dinner. Secret pals of the past year will be revealed through a gift exchange. Those who do not have secret pals are asked to also bring gifts to exchange. Wranglers Plan Party Date ot the Wrangler Club Christmas party has been changed from December 13 ( the night following, Wednesday, December 14. The party will be gin with a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. In the Fair Annex, with entertainment following. Tell the advertiser you saw it in the Gazette-Times. GIFTS GALORE At MARTHA'S DOOR 240 GLADYS AVE. HERMISTON PORTER EGG NOODLES 1 Vz lb. 59c SOW COFFEE lb. 69c SEAPAKT CANNED OYSTERS 3 for $1 IDEAL AND PINWHEEL NABISCO COOKIES 2 89c PEANUT BUTTER 18 Or. Jar 590 River Indian GRAPEFRUIT 12 for $1 TOILET TISSUE .mVV 3 j0&0'mSs OREGON CHIEF SMOKED go o SCOTTTOWELS REG. OR DECORATED For ?l.00 WALLA WALLA SWEET Onions 3 '" 19$ BULK Mixed Nuts ' 390 LETTUCE -120 PORK CHOPS -69 LOIN END Pork Roasts Lb. 5 BAR S 6 os. Pktf. LuiidiMeaf 3 For 89c Bologna. Pickle and Olira, Barbecue. Spiced Pimento. All Beef Bologna Luncheon, Head Cheese PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 9 & 10 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET CREN STAMPS
