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Ruth Chapter OES Has Installation
MB. AND MRS. Mark Murray at th reception given In their hon
or Sunday afternoon in lone. (G-T Photo).
Mark Murray Takes Bride
Sandra Leigh McBride and
Mark Andrew Murray were mar
ried June 14" at Newberg in a
ceremony attended by members
of their family and close friends.
Sandra Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. V. McBride and
Mark is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rod Murray of Heppner.
The ceremony was read by
the Rev. Leroy Jaquith of the
Gospel Chapel. The bride given
in marriage by her father wore
a white shantung A-llne dress
with lace embroidery at the
neck and a double row down
the skirt. She had a shoulder
length lace veil. She carried a
white Bible that her grand
mother had given her topped
by a bouquet of multi-colored
roses.
Mrs. Raymond Cardwell, close
friend of the bride was matron
of honor. Anne Murray, small
sister of the bridegroom was
flower girl and John Murray, his
brother, was ring bearer. Mrs.
Cardwell and Anne wore pastel
green gowns.
Matt Murray was best man
for his brother. Ushers were
Dwlpht McBride, brother of the
bride and Ray Jones of Hepp
ner. The reception was held at the
bride's home.
The young couple is in lone
for the summer where Mark will
be employed at Murrays Drugs.
They will be In Corvallis this
fall where he will take his sen
ior year in Pharmacy at OSU.
Honored In lone
The young couple was honor
ed at a reception in lone Sun
dav afternoon at the home of
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Koa Murray, many
friends of the area came to greet
The theme for Ruby Becket's
year as worthy matron of Ruth
Chapter No. 32 of OES 1970-71
is worthy of thought: "Let there
be Peace on Earth and let it
begin with me". Following Mrs.
Bucket's installation Monday
evening. Mrs. Hubert Wilson
sang the song with the Bame
words accompanied by Mrs. Inez
Huffman.
After Mr. Becket was installed
as worthy patron, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson sang "How Great Thou
Art" also accompanied by Mrs.
Huffman.
As the worthy matron and
patron were escorted to their
stations, Rainbow Girls formed
n hnnnr puflrd and an arch
with canes tied with rainbow
ribbons for them to pass
through.
Installing Officers
Installing officers were Vlr
ginla Wilkinson and Paul Jones,
Installing Grand Chapter Offi
cers.
nainhnw Girls forming tne
honor guard were Christie Tay
lor, Mary Kay Hughes, Sue Mel
by, Sandy Matinews,
Mills and Karen Cox.
Announcements
The next regular meeting will
be Sept. 14. The reception hon-
nrlno Virginia Wilkinson. ASSO-
r.nnH Matron, will be Giv
en Sept. 26 at the High School
at 8 p.m. Supper Will oe Ei-rveu
Mark and to meet his bride.
Sandy wore her wedding dress.;
Her parents were nere ior us.
reception.
Th fnnr.ttpr cake was top
ped with green sugar bells and
voiinur rnsps and a miniature
bride and groom. The cake was
served by Mrs. bod jones. m
ma Morgan who has cared for
the Murray children since Matt
was in the first grade poured
coffee and Mrs. u. v. Mcnnue
eorvM) the nunch.
Hostesses for the reception!
ufnrn Mrs. John Berestrom. Mrs.
Rnv Ouackenbush. Mrs. L. E.
Ruhl and Mrs. A Lovgren.
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EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION!
From left Sandy Matthews,
man. Mills. Beth Brvant. Ruhr Becket Maty Kay Hughes. Sue
Melhy and Christie Taylor.
s until 7 that rvpnlns at Winifred Cox. treasurer: Rita
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'Restored Triangle' At July Neighbor Night
A Rtux'lnl invitation to the
July Neighbor Night is extend
ed to tho entire community.
This service will be held at the
llwinnrr Church of the Nazar-
enc on July 11 at 8:00 p.m.
A tilngsplratlon time wnn
singing by local talent will pre
cede the showing of a colored
slide series entitled "Tho Re
stored Triangle .
Please feel free to Invite your
friends and neighbors to attend
this timely and relevant eve
ning regardless of Church or
nnn-Church affiliation. Refresh
ments will be served following
from
the Elks Club.
Beth Bryant, Grand Marshal;
Gladys Jones, Grand Chaplain
and Inez Huffman, Grand Or-
Diane Iganlst.
Other ornccrs installed were
Faye Wilson, associate matron;
Hubert Wilson, associate pat
ron; Marjorle Worden, secretary;
Sumner, conductress; Lota Tib
bies, associate conductress; Inez
Huffman. marshal; Pauline
Miller, organist; Anna Graham,
Adah; Oma Cox, Martha; Glad
ys Jones, Electa; Mary Bryant,
Warder and Jack Sumner, Sen
tinel. Dolores Gribblo as Ruth, Al-
i (iward as Esther and Wavel
Wilkinson as chaplain will be
Installed at tne urst lau meci
Ing.
Each new officer carried a
single rose which Is the flower
of the new Worthy Matron. She
was presented a potted tree as
a gift from tne 1'ast matrons,
the service In tho Church fel
lowship hall.
Rainbow Girls Attend
Grand Assembly
Ruth Assembly, and Hrpp
ner's Rainbow girls received a
nnmhrr of hnnora at Grand As
sembly Friday and Saturday at
Oregon State.
Karla Weatherford was nam
ed Grand Faith. Sue Melby re
ceived a 5125 scnoiarxnip ana
Ruth Assembly No. 50 won a
trophy for having the most ser
vice points in the eastern half
of the state.
Girls attending were Christl
Taylor. Karen Cox, Sally Win
ter, Sue Melby, Sandy Matth
ews, Karla Weatherford, Doane
McLachlan, Patty Taylor, Cindy
Harsln, Teresa Wright and Eliz
abeth Stevens. They were ac
companied by Mrs. Hubert Wil
son, mother advisor and Mrs.
Regenia Hyde of Camas, wn.
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