Mrs. Jane Rawlins
To Conduct Flower
Workshop In lone
Mrs. Bill (Jane) Rawlins will
conduct a flower arranging
workshop Wednesday, August 6
at an an oay meeting of the
lone Oarden club. Mrs. Fred
Martin, publicity chairman for
tne club, extends an open Invl
tation to the public to attend
the workshop. Mrs. Rawlins will
teach the fundamentals of ar
ranging.
Instruction will take place at
the lone Legion Hall beginning
ai iu a.m. At noon there will
be a break for sack lunches and
tne aiternoon will be spent prac
ticing flower arrangements.
All attending are asked to
bring containers, flowers and
foliage plus any equipment they
may need. Pruning shears, scls
sors or a knife will be needed
for cutting.
Nelson Elected at
37th Yearly Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson,
Jr.. spent Saturday night, July
2f. in Portland with her mother,
Mrs. S. C. Ransdell. Sunday they
took his mother, Mrs. A. II. Nel
son, with them to Lions, Ore.,
to attend the Neal-Trask-Chrls-man
family reunion.
Other members of the Nelson
family attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Sloneckcr (Clara
Nelson) of Milwaukie.
During a brief business meet
Ing it was noted that the re
union has been an annual af
fair for the past 37 years. Al
fred Nelson, Jr., was elected
president of the group for the
coming year.
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Family Visits Here
After Stay in Japan
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huffman
(Nancy Wright) and Chip, Lisa,
Leslie and Lorinda, visited re
cently at the home of her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Haguewood and her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Ava Wright.
The Huffmans had lust re
turned to the states after liv
ing three years in Tokyo, Japan.
After a trip to Memphis, Tenn.,
to see his family, they will be
stationed in Phoenix, Ariz.
Also at the Haguewood home
during their visit were Mr. and
Mrs. Oral Wright of Everett,
Wn., parents of Mrs. Huffman
and Mrs. Haguewood, and son
and daughter-in-law of Mrs.
Ava Wright.
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Majeskes Observe Silver Anniversary
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. SHERMAN (Carolyn Ruth Harold)
Carolyn Harold, Bill Sherman
United In Boston Ceremony
The historic Park Street church
in Boston, Mass., was the scene
of the marriage of Miss Carolyn
Ruth Harold and William Ed
ward Sherman on Sunday. June
29. The bride is the daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth A.
Harold of Mandeville, Jamaica,
West Indies, and the groom is
the son of Mrs. Wesley A. Sher
man of Heppner.
Presiding over the double ring
afternoon ceremony was Dr. Har
old John Ockenga of Hamilton
Mass., former minister of Park
Street church and now president
of Gordon College in Wenham,
Mass. He was assisted during
the ceremony by the brides
father, Rev. Harold.
Organ selections before and
after the ceremony were by Rice
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Nutting of the Boston Conserva
tory of Music. He also accom
panied Alan Wade of Worcester,
Mass., soloist, during his singing
oi "hong of Ruth," and "O Per
lect Love.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride was lovely In
a floor-length Aline gown of
white organza, detailed at the
bodice and scalloped neckline by
venise lace. The full, trailing
mantilla veil ot point desorit
was edged in matching Venise
lace, and held by a full lace
crown headpiece. She carried a
cascade bridal bouquet of white
rosebuds.
Matron of honor attendant
was Mrs. R. M. Lord, Cleveland,
Ohio, cousin of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. 0111 Si-
lander, Philadelphia, Pa.; Miss
Linda isheperd, Ellington, Conn.;
and Miss Vivian Russell, Phila
delphia, Pa., college friends of
tne pride.
The attendants wore identical
gowns in floor-length apricot
cnuron, styled in low emDire
lines, witn venise lace collars
and cuffs. Bouffant, matchine
double net headdresses were
gathered to a Venise lace crown
Each attendant carried a single
long-stemmed Talisman rose,
with baby breath, maiden hair
tern, and contrasting ribbon
streamers.
Attending as best man was Lt.
Paul Crogan of Portland, a for
mer classmate of the groom at
the University of Oregon.
Ushers were Rev. David Bick
er, LaMirada, Calif., and Doug
las Harold, both brothers of the
bride, and Edward Riff ell,
Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan.
For her daughter's wedding,
ivirs. Harold selected an Ice blue
street-length coat dress of or
ganza with white floral em
broidery, and white accessories.
following the church ceremo
ny, a wedding reception was
held at Lane Student Center at
nearby Gordon College in Wen-
nam, Mass. A three-tiered all-
white wedding cake centered
the bride's table, with accents
of chosen apricot and white
wedding colors in floral arrange
ments on tne table and about
tne rooms.
The Rev. Stanlev A. Washhiirn
of Holliston, Mass., close family
friend, presided during a brief
candlelighting ceremony. An
ensemble of bridal attendants
and family members ioined in
dedicating a vocal number. "If
Thou But Suffer God to Guide
Thee" to the newlywed couple.
uonege iriends or the couole
assisted with the serving, and
attending the euest book were
Mrs. David Bicker, sister-in-law
of the bride, and her daughters.
Sharon and Beth.
Guests attended from over a
wide area of states and Canada.
or their weddins triD to CaDe
Cod beaches, the bride changed
to a oou Die-breasted pink knit
ensemble, with matching acces
sories. On their trip to Oreeon
that week they visited relatives
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Following their return in Aug
ust, they will reside at 169 Hes
perus Ave., in Magnolia. Mass.
Mr. Sherman will enroll for his
second year at Gordon Divinity
cnooi in wennam. and Mrs.
Sherman plans to teach in sec
ondary schools.
Mrs. Sherman received her de
gree from Gordon College in
June, and the groom was gradu
ated trom the University of Ore
gon in 1968.
The bride's parents have been
members of the teaching staff
of the Jamaica Bible School and
College at Mandeville, Jamaica.
Mrs. Sherman attended erade
school in Haiti, the Manchester
Hi?h school and Bishops High
school, under the British sys
tem, in Mandeville, and three
years at Gordon College.
The newlvweds were honored
Sunday, July 20, at a family
reception at the country home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hayes
near Forest Grove. A large num
ber of relatives and close friends
attended, including the groom's j
mother. Mrs. Wes Sherman, and i
his sister, Cathy Jo. of Heppner. I
On Sunday, July 20, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Maleske were honor
ed on their 25th wedding annl
versary when friends and neigh
bor cm r oiwn house re
ception held irtim j to 3 p.m
at their rancn nome.
The affair was held on the
lawn, with the main table dec
orated with a lace cloth, beau
tlful 3 tiered cake, all In white,
with silver tea and coffee serv
Ice and punch bowl. Serving
were mothers of the honor couu-
e. Mrs. Kenneth Marshall and
Mrs. A. F. Majeske, both of Lex
Inirton: Mrs. Jack Mounts of
Portland, sister of Mr. Maieske.
and Mrs. Janet irabtree, niece
or Mrs. Majeske.
Married In Lexington, the Ma
jeskes have spent most of their
married lives In Morrow county,
with the exception of years
when he was tn service In Ger
many and at Ft. Lewis, Wn. Mrs.
Majeske accompanied her hus
band to Ft. Lewis, returning to
their home In Lexington when
he went overseas. Their two hon
or attendants at their wedding
were Mrs. Mounts of Portland.
who was present for the day,
nd Herman vvauace of Pull
man, Wash., who was unable to
ttend.
Hosts for the open house were
their daughters, Debbie and
Ginger Majeske. and a son, Don-I
aid of Forest Grove, who was
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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thundery. JuIt 31. 1969
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MR. AND MRS. GENE MAJESKE
unable to attend, but called tc
congratulate his parents. Many
lovely and useful gfts were pre
sented the honor couple by rela
tives and friends, with Mrs. C.
C. Jones attending the gift table.
Guests were present from
Heppner, Lexington. lone, Baker,
Portland and Seattle.
Monohan to Wed
In Washington, D. C
Catholic Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. James Moiialun
announce the coming marriage
or their son, James Dominic
(Dorn) Monahan of Washington
D. C. Monahan will marry Judy
Elizabeth Baran, Buffalo, N. Y
In Washington August 2. The
ceremony will take place at M.
Joseph's Catholic church at 2
p.m.
Monahan is an attorney prac
ticlng with a Washington law
firm. Hut fiance works as a con
sultant to IBM In the same city
After their marriage they will
drive west, arriving In Heppner
In time to attend the wedding
of his sister. Teresa.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Monahan
of Portland will fly East to be
present at the ceremony. Mona
han will serve as best man In
his brother's wedding.
Friends Are Invited
To McDaniel Reunion
McDaniel families and rela
tives will gather at the Anson
Wright Memorial Park Sunday.
August 3. for a family reunion.
The affair will start at noon.
Family friends are invited to
attend also, according to Mrs.
Ramona Marshall.
Friends Asked to
Sunday Open House
Mrs. Phebe Bartholomew will
celebrate her 95th birthday at
a reception to be held for her
Sunday. August 3. Her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jasper Myers, invue ner
friends to see her at their hm
on Butter Creek between 2:00
and 6:00 p.m.
Mrs. Bartholomew was born
August 4. 1874 on the fami'y
farm. Her parents were Mr. and
Mrs. O. F. Thomson.
Local Couple
Extends Invitation
Mr. and Mrs. James Monahan
Invite their friends and relatives
to attend the wedding of their
daughter, Teresa. The ceremony
will take place Saturday, Aug
ust IK. nr 7 n m. In St. Patrick
Catholic church.
Miss Monahan will wed Ron
ald B. Hoffman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Hoffman, Pendle
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pratt
and son, Jeff, were in Heppner
on business last Thursday and
Friday, taking care of their
homes here. They were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Cunderson and family.
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