Assembly President
To Make Visitations
At Rebekah Meetings
Sam Soucl Rebekah Lodge No.
33 resumed Its regular meetings
September 8 after a summer re
(W, Mm. Tom Huston, noble
grand, took care of a large
umount of accumulated commu
nications prior to the business
meeting.
Pinna were discussed for the
official visit of Mrs. Blunche
Imel of Portland, state president
of the Rebekah Assembly, on
Friday, September 20. Preceding
the evening meeting will be a
no-host dinner at 6:00 p.m. In
the Wagon Wheel dining room.
Mrs. Huston urged all members
to be present for this occasion,
with officers requested to wear
formnls, as well as others who
wish to do so.
The annual convention of
District No. 20 was announced
to be held In lone on September
19. starting at 1:00 p.m. Mrs.
Larry Cook will serve as vice
chairman of the convention.
The lodge charter was draped
in an Impressive ceremony In
memory of Oral M. Scott, who
died recently, and a veteran
member who was Initiated In
to Sans Soucl lodge 57 years
ago. Also, a contribution was
made to the Endowment Fund
for the IOOF H ome as a mem
orial. A report was given on tho
Sidewalk Bazaar project by Mm.
Ed La Trace, Triple Links pres
ident. Also a committee report
was heard on the luncheon
served for the royal courts and
other dignitaries who attended
the Morrow County Fair and
Rodeo parade.
Miss Esther Bergstrom and
Mrs. Marv Bailey served refresh
ments during the social hour
which followed the close of the
meeting.
IGU Program Informs
Group of Sister Club
A program designed to help
members of the Soroptimist Club
cf Heppner feel more closely
acquainted with Its sister club
In Folkestone, England, was
presented at the club's luncheon
meeting last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Starks, chairman
of the international goodwill
and understanding committee,
shared letters of correspondence,
and a variety of pamphlets and
publications showing the resort
atmosphere and beauty of the
port city, received recently from
officers of the Folkestone Sor
optimist club. Information on
Oregon and Morrow county had
previously been sent to them.
Continued correspondence will
lead to a closer relationship be
tween the two clubs and under
standing of the two cultures.
Two new members, Mrs. Joyce
Ritch and Mrs. Marlene Gray,
were welcomed into the club.
Plans are being made by sev
eral members to attend the Dis
trict 2 meeting on Saturday and
Sunday of this week at the
Hood River Village. The Hepp
ner club will be co-hosts with
the Soroptimist club of The
Dalles for the Sunday morning
breakfast and devotional service.
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Ruth Chapter, OES,
To Resume Meetings
Ruth Chapter No. 32, Order
of the Eastern Star, will resume
Its regular meetings on Mon
day evening, September 23. at
8:00 p.m.. In the Heppner Ma
sonic hall.
A good attendance of officers
and member to urged by Mrs.
Earle (Mary) Bryant, worthy
matron, to make plans for com
ing activities of the lodg. Pre
liminary plans will be discussed
for the annual friendship night
and grand reception, scheduled
for November 16. and commit
tees will be announced to serve
tor the coming year.
lone Rainbow Girls
To Install Sunday
lone Rainbow Assembly No.
89 will hold Installation cere
monies for new officers of the
fall term at the lone Masonic
hall Sunday. September 22, at
2:00 p.m.
Sharlene Hamlett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett,
will be crowned new worthy ad
visor, and Teresa Stefanl, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Art Stef
anl, will be installed associate
worthy advisor. Parents and
friends are invited to attend.
Any time is clean-up time.
Let's all help keep the Pacific
Northwest CLEAN and Beauti
ful
Lodge to Encourage
Added Memberships
Mm. Ed Hunt, president of
Kate J. young lodRe, called the
first fall meeting of the Degree
of Honor Protective Association
to order Tuesday evening, Sept.
ember 10, at the Episcopal par
Uh hall.
Mm. Clara Gertson. national
treasurer of the association, and
also state director, reported on
her trip to the national direct
ors' meeting which she attend
ed last month in St. Paul. Minn.,
and of plans being made for
the national convention there
in 1909.
Mrs. Bill Farra. a past state
president, urged members to
work toward helping Mm. Edna
Dugan, national president, and
Mrs. Ruby Bell, state presi
dent, as well as Mm. Gertson,
In obtaining new members In
order that the goal set for 19l8
will be filled.
At the close of the evening
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Pete McMurtry and Mrs.
Bob Lowe. The door prize was
won by Mrs. Lincoln Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arboaast
nnd daughters traveled to Mil-ton-Freewater
over the past
week-end to visit at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
D. Taylor. The couple left their
children with their grandparents
and attended Round-Up events
in Pendleton on baturaay,
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, geptrabf 11 19C8
Church Youth Enjoy !
Outing to lone Ranch
A hay ride and welmr roast
at the Ralph Crum ranch near
lone was enjoyed by youth of
the Church of the Nazarene Sat-
.i.B,i niokt Si.ntomher 14. Kit-
teen members of Mrs. timer
Weltzel's Sunday School Claw
and their sponsors joined In the
evening's activities. Youth were
transported to the Crum ranch
in a truck driven by Elmer Welt
rel. The church wishes to extend
Its appreciation to the fair
board for straw used during the
ride.
Mary Cox Engaged
To M. Harold Gray
Ivan Cox of Boardman and
Mm. Helen Cox of Heppner are
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Mary Helen, to
Mc-rrltt Harold Gray, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Merrltt H. Gray, all
of Heppner.
No wedding date has been
set.
Both young people are grad
uates of Heppner High school,
and the groom-elect has recent
ly returned from serving over
seas with the U. S. Murines.
Trade at home where your
dollars have more sense.
Invitation Extended
To Steers' Reception
r. mr.A Mm Sam Steers will
be honored at a public reception
at the Hardman Community
U..11 nn Cimriav aftprnnnn. Serjt-.
ember 29, in observance of their
25th wedding anniversary.
An invitation is corniuuy r
ha Mr. and Mrs. Llmer
Steers and Mm. Grace Buschke,
who are planning me occasion,
to friends and relatives In the
it ih receDtlon.
starting at 2:30 p.m. The couple
requests there oe no gius.
Carry a Utterbag for travel
trash In your car or boat. A
clean Pacific Northwest Is up
to you.
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MR. AND MRS. THOMAS EDWARD BUSH (Marlene Ruth
Crawford)
Auxiliary to Install
Incoming Officers
A potluck dinner preceded the
first fall meeting oi tne Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary on Mon
lean uwvju Aujuiaij uh nier rawioru vi nciuusiu",
day evening, September 9, at came the bride of Thomas Ed-
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tnt ueion nan. wara Busn, son oi mis. i-cww
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xviemDers uuiuncu liusn, on i nui&uay cvciiifii
plans for a dinner-meeting to August 22, the 43rd wedding an-
oe nuiu in wnj niversary ui uie unuco
nowly elected officers will be parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
WA Kir TUTtq TVTq Klo WPflth.
outgoing president
ngoing presiueiu. -jne canaiengni ccremunj
New officers who have been performed at 7:00 p.m. at the
aJar-toA ara Mrs Kvelvn SWeOk
president; Mrs. Eileen Saling
presiuem; mis. ducch Hermision oy xvcy. v...v.
1st vice-president; Mrs. Ruby ier Jackson. Decorative arrange-
. . . . 1 . nA .itna-niuclHunt' . m ,.,ui,a naAf nnn
Mnnkprs. 2nd vice-Dresident
Mrs. Bebe Munkers, secretary,
and Mrs. Betty Rood, treasurer,
nthor hiicinpcs items discuss
ed during the evening meeting
were plans lor Deginning
membership drive.
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Miss America. Shoes
i7 SMARTAIRE.
Hurrah for the great shining shoe . . . liquid
looking as rain. Very flattering with the new
shiny leg.
Miss America Shoes appear on HAPPENING '63
GONTY'S
HEPPNER
Couple is Married
On Grandparents'
Anniversary Date
Miss Marlene Ruth Crawford,
daughter of Mr. ana wrs. uei
mer Crawford of Hermiston, be
The candlellgnt ceremony was
St. John's Episcopal cnurcn in
Hermiston by tne Kev. umuu
to nf whitp cladioli and
pink carnations were on the al
tar, flanked by tall tapers in
irrtoH ta th altar bv ner
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" father, the bride wore a uwi-
length wedding gown oi wnn
lace over peau de soie, featur
ing a cathedral train and shoulder-length
veil. She carried
aqua carnations with pink rose
buds centered on a white Bible,
...i-lU rri.lDll tn YlPT Rl tM
time of her birth by her great-
grandmother. .
Miss Wanda Hunt was the
bride's honor attendant, bne
wore a floor-lengtn lace-ii....-
med pink moire taiieia u".
and carried a shower bouquet
of aqua carnations.
w- Aito and Cvndee
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Crawford, sisters of the bride,
were bridesmaids, wearing
matching floor-length gowns of
aqua moire taffeta, and carried
p nk carnation uuumucu.
Miss Diane Hurrle played the
wedding music and also accom
panied Mila Robertson, vocalist.
Gaylon Bush was best man
for his brother. Ushers were
Terry McMichael and Herman
Bush, brother of the Eroom.
Candlelignters weic
and Schellia Bush, and flower
Tjataiio Peck, cousin
Kills wcic -t .r- , ,
of the bride, and Sheila John
son, niece of tne groom.
Larry Bush, nepnew ui mc
groom,' served as ring bearer.
n-i, Mhor nf the bride was
attired in an aqua lace ensem
ble, and the grooms mother
chose a brown frock. Both wore
white accessories and an orchid
corsage. -,.
At the reception wnico iuuuw
ed, an arrangement of aqua
Pladioli and pink roses centered
the bride's table. Serving the
four-tiered wedding cake were
Ar-t. Tr,n Hurrlo nnd Mrs. Tom
Wright; pouring were Mrs. Rick
Nath and Ms. Rod Bixler. Kathy
McGowan kept the guest dook,
and attending the gift table
were Peeev Henderson and Bev
erly Bush.
Also assisting at tne recep
tion were Mrs. Herman . Bush,
Mrs. Milton Morgan and Mrs.
Tad Miller.
Following their honeymoon
tn'n trt tho Orocrnn nnnct th
nnnnlp ic at bnmp at thp Rum.
Apartments in Hermiston. He is
presently employed by , tne
Shell Oil Co., and will leave for
Ft. Knox, Ky., on beptember 16
for National Guard training.
Mrs. Bush is employed at Uma
tilla Army Depot.
Out nf tnwn weddinff euests
came from lone, Heppner, Board-
man, La Grande, umatina, nei
ix and Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gonty rep
resented their shoe store at the
Northwest Shoe Convention at
the Hilton Hotel in Portland
Sunday, arising early to make
the trip and returning the same
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