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Family is Witness .Farrens Announce To Recent Marriage Daughter's Betrothaf Jt Julie Kietmann At Mr. and Mrs. Roland N. Far rena of MUwaukle have nn famllt. I., A I f liter c( Mr. and Mm. David Thi.,0.fh," '"f; in marriaKe to J'aul Krlnk. son 1 1 . of of Mr. and Mrs KI Monte. Calif. Kin. Vrini, iilss rarreng was a r.H7 craa ... . ..nix "1 I ,., tl ... . umt- vi m- ruinam limn si'nooi Vows were ovr-h,,. , c. enaa ureRon loiieKe or ark s Prhvwun .-A :uucHtion at Monmouth, where Corona del Mar. Calif , with fir Junlor ln elementary Cecil Hoffman of th !nivrrruucauon- of California nt irvina ronHi.,;, Thomas Is the son of Mr. the ceremonv "land Mrs. Leo L. Thomas, and Attending iho -..m., 1 graduate of .Eagle Point iiic ifiiJiiiii m iivR Kiinw i I'll i im i a K nr tit-a nnc ivirs, In Bend for two years and William faili nH Mn PiiriAni I now senior in pnysicai emica K II nm tal,ls and Mrs" Curtess Hon at Orecon Colleee of Edu Turrill, Their ineir honeyrr them to San Di honeymoon cation. trip tOOk A Tnn AAl I. l,,.!..- eKo. Calif., and. -'"s areomnnnioH h, ih hmn I ited the bride's parents in lone - T,le brlde-elw-fs parents were The rnnnla mH lormer Heppner residents when r hiiu tin 11 ouil.1 QIC I m - - " now at home at 219 Brentwood. .Mr- FaJre.ns was employed by Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. ,re J;S- J-orest Service. As the sun ui iir. una mrs. vvaiier it. Farrens. he spent his earlv childhood here. Holly Lodge Plans For State Officer Holly Rebekah lodge will en tertaln the State Rebekah As sembiy President Joan Blatter Invitation Extended To Jones' Reception Family members and close MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliHiiiiiiiiiiii ocieiijim (Qids mm (J llHIIIIIIIIIIlliiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiitlllllllllllliiiiiilllillllllllllllilllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK GrVZETTE-TIMES Thum. October 9. 1969 Big Booster Program Starts Grange Year At Rhea Creek Hall T Booster Day program held MR. AND MRS. ALLEN FRANK OSMIN (Judy Taylor) at the next regular meeting, friends of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Thursday, October 16, at 8:00 Jones are planning an at-home p.m. Joining them for the meet ing win ue members of Bunch grass Rebekah Lodge of lone. Also planned by the Holly '"se is ine annual lumey din ner, on November 1, at the Lex ington hall. Serving will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., and serv ed family style. Following the dinner will be the second in the monthly series of card parties. Miss Beraice Thomson is en- loving a two week's vacation from her work in Portlnad vis iting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomson. reception which will honor the couple on their 25th wedding anniversary, to be held Sunday, ucroDer a. Friends and relatives are cor dially invited to call at the Jones home between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m. to extend per sonal congratulations. It is re quested there be no gifts. Hosts will be their daughter, Judy, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jones were mar ried In Paris. Ark., on October 7, 1944, and have lived all their married years in the Heppner community. Couple Reside Here Following Marriage The United Methodist church min, Art Osmin, and Tom Green, all of Heppner, and Mr. INTRODUCING th& modern look ...the romantic W M Hill mm t mm in' Ember Glow... a delicate flamelike design on a rich florentine back ground. Your table will be enhanced with its fresh sparkling beauty. 0NEIDACRAFT DELUXE STAINLESS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! 6-PIECE HOSTESS SERVING SET (regulrl$7.95) Pierced table spoon, sugar spoon, gravy ladle, butler knife, cold meat fork, pierced dessert server. Gift Boxed. With the purchase of a 50-Piece Service for 8 . . . $49.95 50-Pe. Service includes IS teaspoons, 8 knives, 8 forks, 8 soup spoons, 8 salad forks, 2 table spoons. Complete with Serva-Tray. Tradraai of Oneida Ltd. HURRY! OFFER ENDS NOVEMBER 29, 1969 y ' Li. '" . f pcmtsmnnvtj mainim i nayS jjO&f&i USA I. "Something from the jeweler's. is always something special ' In Lakeview was the scene cho sen by Miss Judy Minerva Tay lor for her marriage to Allen rranK usmm on bunday, Aug ust 24. Officiating at the 2:00 p.m. double-ring ceremony was the Rev. Dwayne W. Mozena. An all white background was carried out in wedding baskets of white gladioli and white chrysanthe mums flanked by tapers in can dleabra. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor of Lakeview. and the groom is the son of Alton Osmin and the late Virginia Osmin of Heppner. Escorted to the altar bv her iainer, tne Driae wore a lull length white brocade eown with iiujjiic- witisiuiie ana ovai necK line, with loner sleeves extend ing to a point at the wrist. Her detachable chaDel train was fastened at the waistline, and a bouffant shoulder-lengtfi veil was held by a floral headpiece. She carried a white Bible, top ped with a bridal bouquet of pink roses and long white streamers. Miss Aleatha Patterson ofl Anchorage, Alaska, was the maid of honor. Bridesmaid at tendants were Mrs. Donna Os min of Heppner. sister-in-law of the groom, and Mrs. Dale Won- deny of Salem, sister of the groom. Their identical sleeveless streetlength gowns of mint green cotton featured embroid ered white daisies and EmDire waisuines, ine inree attendants carried single dark pink roses. Flower girl was Linda Wil- liams of Lakeview. wearine a sieeveiess two-tier aress of mint green with white embroidered daisies. Attending as best man was Mitchell Ashbeek of Echo. Ush ers were David Taylor, U. S. Na vy, brother of the bride: Albert Osmin, Heppner, brother of the groom, and Don Wonderly, Sa lem, brother-in-law of the groom. Chris Lindsev of Lakeview was the ring bearer, and can dle lighters were Art Osmin of Heppner, brother of the groom, and Robbie Nutten of Salem. cousin of the groom. Organ selections were played bv Mrs. Mollie Sullivan, who lso accompanied Mrs. Carolyn Grogan, who sang "Whither Thou Goest", "The Lord's Pray er", and O Feriect Love." For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Taylor had selected a beige sheath with brown lace coat, brown net hat, white ac cessories, and corsage of dark pink roses. Also attending was the groom's grandmother. Mrs. Bes sie Nutten of Redmond. The newlyweds greeted their guests at a reception in the church parlors following the ceremony. Wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Clair Smith, assisted by Mrs. Don Lindsey and Mrs. Axel Felt. Serving coffee was Mrs. Calvert Jones, aunt of the bride; serving punch was Mrs. Marsh all Jones, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Axel Koefoed. In charge of the guest book was Sherron Reed and at the gift table were Sonja Norton and Gail Bourie. For their wedding trip to Cra ter Lake and Salem, the new Mrs. Osmin wore a three-piece navy blue and white suit and the pink rose corsage from her bridal bouquet. The young couple is now at home at their ranch home near Heppner. Mrs. Osmin is contin uing her employment at the First National Bank of Oregon in Heppner. Wedding guests who attended from this area were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osmin, Alton Os- and Mrs. Echo. Mitchell Ashbeek of Sunday, September 28, at the nea treek Orange hall was en Joyed by a large crowd of urangers and friends After Robert Stevens, Grange masier, extended a welcome to everyone attending, invocation was offered by Mrs. Orian Wright, chaplain, followed by me tinj;ing or me National An them, with Mrs. Walter Wright ui ine piano. Distinguished guests were In troduced bv Master Stevens, In. eluding State Officer Berle Ak- ers and Mrs. Akers. Pomnnn WAC chairman; also Mrs. Ar thur Dalzell. Pomona secretary. and the Rev. and Mrs. Edward Cutting. Mrs. Robert Stevens, secretary. introduced the following Rha Creek Grange officers: Robert Stevens, master; Ronald Hague wood, overseer: Archie Bechdolt. steward; Harold Wright, gate keeper; Elmer Palmer, treasurer; Mrs. Pearl Wright. chaDlain: Itu. dy Bergstrom, assistant steward; Mrs. Evelyn Farrens. Pomona: Mrs. Marv Wrisht. Ceres: Mrs. Stevens, secretary: Mrs. Elmer faimer, lecturer; Mrs. Ron Haguewood, lady assistant stew lan, and Miss Marilyn Berg- sirom, iiora. Following the piano selection Jjcnerzo by Franz Schubert, play ed by Craig Cutting, a "History oi me Lirange, its Aims and l'ur poses" was presented by Mrs, John Graves. The number. "Michael Row your Boat Ashore" was sung by jvri.su, neiwayne, Kevin and Kimmie Lou Haguewood. and a piano trio was played by Kristl, iveiwayne and Kimmie Lou. Altar Society Holds Annual Fall Party The annual fall card partv sponsored by St. Patrick's Altar Society was held September 29 at me parisn nan. Bridge winners were Mrs. Roh- ert Davidson, high. Mrs. Creston Robinson, second high, Mrs. John Ledbetter low. Mrs. Rilev Mun- kers won the bridge door prize. Pinochle winners were Mrs. fcverett Kelthley, high, Father Kaymond Beard, second hltrh Mrs. Wilbur Worden. low prize was won by Frank Turn er. CAM CnNfay4 nnlr. a J ard; Mrs. Walter Wright, music-1 coffee f se- ---------- A memorized poem, "A Boy" was presented by Johnnie Stev ens; Archie Bechdolt Rave a hu morous selection and some well chosen statistics. Robert Stevens followed with three selections on the violin. The lone Grand Square Dancing group perform ed two numbers, and the pro gram closed with the sinelng of "Blest Be the Tie that Binds". Next regular meeting of the Rhea Creek Grqange will bo Fri day. October 10. startini? with a potluck dinner at G:30 P.m. Mrs. Harold Wrieht will be hostess to Women's Activity club of the grange at her home on Thursday, October 16. Call 384-2292. 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