The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-06-16
FRUITLAND BENCH
Carpenter.Hunter


Charming in It's simplicity was
the pretty home wedding which took
place Thursday, June 9th, at high
noon, at the home OF Mrs. 8. Hunter,
Minnesota Avenue, at which. time
her youngest daughter, MIST Olive
Pearl Hunter, was united iii mar
riage to Mr.. Phil l.. CARPENTER.
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ~. Car
penter. formerly of Fruitland, now
OF Weiser. The beautiful ana i'm
pressiye ring ceremony OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church, was read by
the pastor, Rev. George G. Todd.
Preceding the ceremony, the two
little daughters, OF B. y. Hu utter
Helen and Laura. nieoes OF the
bride, daintily dressed in pink and
blue, unravelled the white streams
OF ribbon leading from the stairway
to the south window OF the parlor
which had been beautifully decor
ated In pink and white roses and
peonys and where the wedding nc
Cured. The bride ana groom, un-
accompanied and to the strains of
Mendelsshon's wedding march, play
ed by Miss Rupp. came down the
stairway and proceeded between tn,
ribbons to the place where the pas.
tor was In waiting The beautiful
and impressive ring ceremony OF the
Methodist Church was read by the
pastor. Rev. George G. Todd. Miss
Rupp played "Humoesque" while
the happy couple received congratu-
lations.
The reception rooms, parlor and
dining rooms were beautifully decor
ated with the pink and white flow
ers and the color scheme OF pink
and white was carried out In the
delicious four course wedding din
ner given by the mother, Mrs.
mediate relatives OF both the bride
and groom.
The bride, a young woman OF
sterling character, grown to woman
hood in this community. teacher
In the public schools. was charming
ly gowned in a simple crepe satin,
trimmed around the bodice with a
row OF pearls. The groom has also
grown TO manhood in this vicinity
and In we'll worthy OF the bride. He
is an overseas man. The happy
couple left in the afternoon by auto
for the Payette Lakes. Upon their
return they will for the present re-
side with the mother OF the bride.
School Notes
The Board OF Education at It's
meeting Monday night OF this week
voted 10 call a special election June
build a $4,000 school building for
L.. a.
the grades and II was thought that
new high school could be built
and thus give the rooms now used
for high school TO the grades.
Al this meeting Miss Kline. OF
Middleton, who taught the sixth
grade the past year, has been hired
TO teach that grade again. Mrs.
Clemens. OF Pocatello. Is TO teach
the seventh grade and Mrs. Anna
Garden. who taught at Huntington
last year aud who has had seven
years experience In teaching has
boen hired for the eighth grade.
This completes the teaching force
for the coming year for the Fruit
land schools.
Social Notes
The Fidelis Glass OF the Breth- |
rem Church had a monthly and soc
ial meeting Tuesday evening OF this
week at the Leo GODDARD home when
a splendid time was had.
Ihe Ladies' Chorus OF the Breth-
rem church met Thursday evening az
the church.
Wednesday OF this week Mrs. Roy
kinsey was hostess TO delightful
party at which time she announced
the engagement OF MIR. kinsey's sis
ter, Miss Esther Kinsey, 10 Mr.. q.
w. Hendricks OF Mountain Home
There were fifteen ladies present to
enjoy the delicious feast and good
time and 10 JON In good wishes tu
the coming bride. Miss Kinsey II
the daughter Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
hnsey and a graduate OF the Fruit |
land High School. She at one time
lived with her parents In Boise ana
has visited here often. Mr. hen
bricks Ia a business man OF Noun |
tain Home. Miss kinsey and Mr..
Hendricks came up from Mountain |
Home TO visit at the kinsey home |
over the week end. Mr.. Hendricks |
returned this Wednesday and Miss |
kinsey will stay for. a longer visit |
The Misses Peacock entertained |
TO dinner Sunday Misses Thelma |
and Mildred Williams. Eugene Me
Cleur, Howard Smith and Harley
Amiek.
A reception was given Sunday
evening at the Bungalow for Rev |
and Mrs. George Todd and Polly Lou
oy the members OF the church.
About forty young people attend
ed the Z. h. meeting at the Cregor |
home when Mr.. and Mrs. Dillard |
Creger were hostesses. most de- |
lighIul time was had, many OF the |
guests being those just home from |