Sperry Descendants
Gather for Reunion
About 40 friends and relatives
etvndrd the annual Sperry
family reunion and picnic held
early in August at Hat Rock
state Dark.
Younuer members of the
eroui) enloved a day of swim
mliia while others present spent
much of the day visiting and
rem nlsclns over old time pie
tures of relatives, brought to the
picnic by Mrs. Blaine Chapel,
who was the only original aper
ry family member able to at
tend the picnic. A potluck din
ner was served to the group at
noon.
Prizes were awarded during
thA Hnv tn Mr. nnrl Mrs. Lnvd
Harshman, Dayton, Wn., for
having the largest family, to
Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Irene) How
erd, Walla Walla, for being
married the shortest time, and
to Mr. and Mrs. Meedham for
coming the longest distance to
attend the reunion. They are
from the San Francisco area.
Family members held a bust
ness meeting during the after
noon and selected Mrs. Lucille
Parri.sh and Mrs. Howard to
serve on a committee to begin
making preparations for next
year's reunion, now tentatively
set tor Tne iirst Sunday m Aug
ust, and to prepare a family
scrapbook.
Altar Society Plans
Public Card Party
Coming protects were discus
sed by members of St. Patrick's
Altar Society at its first meet
ing of the fall season Tuesday
evening. September d, In the
parish hall. Mrs. Harold Curnutt
presided during the meeting.
Plans were made to sponsor
a public card party on Monday
evening, September 30, at 8:00
p.m. in the parish hall. Bridge
and pinochle will be in play
following the dessert lunch, with
prizes awarded at the close of
the evening.
Altar Society members are al
so assisting in preliminary plans
for the annual turkey dinner,
planned for Sunday, October 20,
which replaces the smorgasbord
held In previous years.
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MR. AND MRS. GORDON DENNIS SPRAY (Jennifer Lynn Brlndle)
Brindle-Spray Vows
Exchanged August II
Miss Jennifer Lynn Brindle,
daughter of Mrs. Patricia Brin
dle, Heppncr, was united in
marriage to Gordon Dennis
Spray at an Impressive double
rins ceremony at St. Patrick's
Catholic church on Sunday af
ternoon, August 11. Parents of
the groom are Mrs. Merle Leg
ler. Mt. Vernon, and Gordon
Spray, La Grande.
The Rev. Raymond Beard of
ficiated at the 2:00 p.m. ceremo
ny. Assisting as altar boys were
Ronnie Ward and C. J. BaUe.
Arrangements of white glad
ioli banked the main and side
altars, with white satin pew
bows marking the bridal aisle.
For her marriage, the bride
chose to wear the gown in
which her sister, Mrs. Lonnie M.
(Jacquelyn) Myers of Denver,
Colo., was married. Fashioned
of white organza over satin, it
featured Venice grape lace trim,
which also bordered the chapel
train. Her full illusion shoulder
length veil was caught at the
crown by a Dior white rose. She
carried a bridal bouquet of
white Esther Reed daisies with
sprays of English ivy, and
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streamers of white illusion tul
le. Her single strand of pearls
was a gift of the bridegroom.
Attending as maid of honor
for her sister was Miss Anna
marie Brindle. Her floor length
gown was of white dacron whip
cream dotted swiss material,
with white lace and velvet trim.
Her headpiece was a white bow
with tulle illusion veiling, and
she carried a nosegay of white
Esther Reed daisies.
Best man was Patrick Laird,
cousin of the groom, of Mt Lake
Terrace. Wash.
Ushers were Dean Clark, brother-in-law
of the groom. Pen
dleton, and Greg Blackman,
school friend, of La Grande
Wedding music was furnished
by Lynne Mathews, college
friend of the bride. Pilot Rock,
and Mrs. Rose Marie Stroeber at
the organ. Vocal selections were
"Ave Maria" and "Mother at
Your Feet We're Kneeling."
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Brindle wore a candlelight
ivory knit dacron sheath dress
with apple green accessories and
pink rosebud corsage. Mrs. Leg'
ler, mother of the bridegroom,
attended in a green silk after
noon dress, with white accessor
ies and pink rosebud corsage.
Wedding guests were greeted
at a reception in St. Patrick's
parish hall, with Mrs. Pat O'
Brien In charge of arrangements,
assisted by Mrs. Ulen Ward
Mrs. Grace Buschke, Mrs. Bruce
Rigby and Mrs. Ilene Wyman.
The bride's table was center
ed with a white wedding cake,
baked by Mrs. Elmer Weitzel,
decorated with yellow roses, and
featured a Chi Rho crestogram
of gold. Decorating the punch
table was a floral arrangement
of white daisies, with English
ivy and white tapers. Mrs. Garry
Tullis was in charge of the flor
al decorations.
Serving at the punch and cof
fee table were Mrs. Melvin
Shewfelt, Spokane, Wash., and
Mrs. M. C. Brindle, Colfax, Wn.,
grandmothers of the bride, and
Mrs. Velda Gray, La Grande,
grandmother of the groom.
Cake was cut and served by
aunts of the bride, Mrs. Fred
McCoraby, Spokane; Mrs. Larry
McGrady, Kennewick; Mrs. Earl
Colyar, Colfax, and Mrs. Chet
Wayman, Pullman; Mrs. Dan
Lagsdon, Spokane, and Mrs. L.
L. Hagen, The Dalles.
Passing the guest book was
Miss Sheridan Wyman, and in
charge of the gift table were
Sherri Lynn O'Brien and Mrs.
D.-.ni Clark of Pendleton. Little
Llieridan Grey gave out the rice
bags and grooms cakes.
The newlyweds left for a wed
ding trip to the coast and to
Seattle. For traveling the bride
changed to a white bonded
sheath with coat and hat of
matching gold and white plaid
yellow accessories and a corsage
of white carnations.
The groom left September 3
for service in Vietnam, where
he will be stationed with the
U. S. Army artillery. He was a
graduate of La Grande High
school, attended Eastern Oregon
College and Blue Mountain
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Sherer's Daughter
Married in Salem
Judy Andrew, lHiii'htr of Mr.
and Mr. Harold (Doc) Sherer
of lone, was married on August
30 In Salem to Jerry Rlpka, son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Rlpka of
Eugene, the Shewn announce,
Judge Douglas Hay, a friend
of the groom, performed the
ceremony.
Aftre a short honeymoon
spent at the coast, the newly
weds are at home In Salem
where Mr. Rlpka Is a sergeant
detective for the Marlon County
Sheriff '8 office. Mrs. Rlpka Is
employed on campus at Oregon
State University.
Community college In business
administration, and worked for
J. C. Penney Co. In Pendleton
prior to entering service In
March of this year.
During her husband's absence,
Mrs. Spray will be teaching sec
ond grade in the Pilot Rock
school. She received her degree
In elementary education from
Eastern Oregon College this
summer. She was a graduate of
Heppncr High school with the
class of 196-1.
Friends and relatives attended
the wedding from Spokane, Ken
newick, Pullman, Prosser, Col
fax, Prairie City, Elgin, Wal
lowa, Portland, La Grande, The
Dalles, Mt. Vernon, Horseshoe
Eend, Idaho, and Mt. Lake Ter
race, Wash.
MISS JUDITH DEE JONES
Parents Announce
Couple's Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Jones are
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Judith Dee, to
Carl J. D. Bauman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. D. Bauman, all
of Heppncr.
Both are graduates of Hepp
ncr High school and are attend
ing the University of Oregon in
Eugene. ,
Judy will enroll for her junior
ear, niatoring In elementary
education, and Carl will be a
senior in the field of pre-law.
No wedding date has been set.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, SopUmber 12. 1968 3
Club Members Plan
To Help at Annual
District Meeting
Plans are belnir made bv sev
eral members of the Soroptlmist
club of Heppncr to attend tne
annual District Meeting 10 De
helrl in Hood River on Saturday
and Sunday, September 21-22.
Discussion wus neia ai me
luncheon meeting last Thursday,
after a letter was read by Mrs.
Elaine George, president, from
niutriof nirwtnr Dnrotha Berry.
Portland, urging a good attend
ance. Official delegates will oe
Mrs. George and Mrs. Bill John
son, regional representative.
The Heppncr club will be one
of the co-hosts for the meetings,
working with The Dalles club In
preparing for the Sunday morn
ing breakfast and the devotional
program. Headquarters for the
meetings will be at Eddy's Motel
and Restaurant.
The club welcomed a new
member, Mrs. Bill Weatherford,
after being presented by Mrs.
John Pfciffer, classlflca 1 1 o n s
chairman.
A letter of thanlrs was read
from Stuart Dick, lifeguard, and
the City of Heppncr, for the
club's donation of a bulletin
board which was placed last
month at the Hcppner Municipal
swimming pool.
Report of Mrs. Carl McDanlels,
treasurer, announced a net re
ceipt of $18706 from the club's
operation of the Country Store
at the county fair. Suggestions
of improvement were noted for
the coming year.
Members were thanked for
work done In preparing the
beautiful float. "Madame Butter
fly," for the rodeo parade. Spec
ial thanks went to Miss Terry
Lincecum, chairman, and mem
bers reported hearing many
words of praise for the float
from the viewing public.
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