THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1948
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' headband of orchid chrysanthem­
ums and heather, and carried t
matching bouquet of orchid chry-
i santhemums.
The groom wore a double-breast­
MARRIED AT CBRFMONY
ed light blue suit of gabardine
Best man was Keith Cameron of
At a candlelight ceremony held
Big Bend, and ushers were Rodney
at the Methodist cliurcn at 7 p. m.,
Funk of Nampa, brother-in-law of
Tuesday evening, Angela Herrman
the groom, and Jim Robb, brother -
and Fred Flory were united in
In-lay of the bride.
marriage. The double ring cere­
mony was performed by the Rev.
For the service, tinsel-covered
Donald Campbell.
Christmas trees formed the back­
The bride was lovely in a white
ground In the church, while poln-
satin gown with finger tip veil.
setta plants flanked by 14 candles
She carried a White orchid on a
accentuated the altar.
White Bible. Harriett Herrman,
The candles were lighted by the
maid of honor for her sister wore a
bridesmaids. Miss Elaine Jones of
peach colored gown and carried a
Caldwell and Miss Beth Chapin
colonial bouquet. The groom was
The bridesmaids were attired in
attended by Keith Herrman. Mor­
light blue gowns with floral head-
ris Burrwell and Harold Kurtz were
J bands of yellow chrysanthemums,
ushers.
and carried matching yellow floral
The wedding marches were play­
bouquets.
ed by Mrs. Oarlos Buchner. Mrs.
musical sett'err was furnish­
Donald Campbell sang "Because" Margaiet lilven was recently in­ ed The
by
Miss
Hamilton, piano-
and “O Perfect Love", accompanied stalled as honored queen of the st of Notus. Elaine
Idaho,
cousin of the
by Mrs. Buchner.
Nyssa bethel of Job’s Daughters iroom, and soloist. Mrs. Delmar
A reception following the cere­
Hamiton, aunt of the groom. Mrs.
mony was held in the church par- tors, with Mr;. Clifton Neilson, Hamilton sang “My Darling" and
Mrs. Leon Bailey and Mrs. Mer- ‘Oh Promise Me.”
rlldean Rofobins presiding at the Mrs. Henrv Moore was In charge
refreshment table. Mrs. Henry of the wedding arrangements.
Hartley a-ssisted with the reception. A reception was held in the base­
For her going-away outfit, Mrs. ment of the church following the
Flory wore a green ,;abardine suit marriage rites, with 65 guests pres­
with black accessories.
ent. Many of the groom’s relatives
The bride Is the daughter of Mr. from Wilder and Parma were able
and Mrs. LeRuy Herrman of Nyssa to attend.
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She is teaching home economics m Assisting at the reception were
the Vancouver high school. The Mrs. Rodney Punk of Nampa, sis­
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groom, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ter of the groom, in change of the
Florey of Rochester, Washington, guest book; Mrs. William Gregg
is employed by the Minneapolis and Miss Fern Cameron at the gift
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Honeywell company at Portland ’able, and Miss Elaine Jones and
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Both Mr. and Mrs. Florey are grad­ Miss Beth Chapin serving coffee
and punch with Barbara Hatch
uates of Oregon State college.
Mrs. Fred Florey, Sr. was here assisting. A three-tiered pink and
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for her son’s wedding. Following white wedding cake, topped with Dennis Fife of Nyssa and Merlyn returned to Nyssa. Mr. Fife will
a short wedding trip the young ’he traditional bride and groom Morgan of Preston, Idaho were leave January 24 on a mission to
couple will make their home In under a white wedding bell, was marrried in the Logan L. D. S. the western states and Mrs. Fife
v is k re
•ut bv the matron of honor, Mrs. temple last month. Following a will return to Preston.
Vancouver.
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Tint Rr>fob.
(Photo By Evans)
Mrs. Hudson Robb, mother of the honeymoon spent on the roast, they
SUNSET VALLEY GIRL WEDS bride,
attired In a bright blue
Miss Darlene Robb became the dress, was
gardenia corsage jorie, Mary Ellen and Clarence ENTERTAINS DURING HOLIDAY
bride of Bill Hamilton, son of Mr Mrs. W and T. wore
Hamilton,
mother of Arthus,; Owen Council, Mr. ana Rev, and Mrs. Don Campbell en­
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Hamilton
of
Big
H r lull it
’he groom, chose a floral printed Mrs. W. E. Maze and Ralph and tertained
home Monday
Bend, at an 8 o’clock ceremony black
silk dress and a gardenia Mrs. Flory and Fred Flory of Roch- evening for at a their
number
of guests
Sunday
evening,
December
26
in
'tiester,
Washington.
willi (In* spirit
who
were
Invited
to
hear
the play­
the Adrian Presbyterian church x>r-age.
Following the reception, the
ing
of
the
British
broadcasting
Reverend Henry Moore officiated at -ouple
on a honeymoon. The HONORED ON 7th BIRTHDAY chorus recording of "The Messiah",
the simple and charming candle­ iride’s left
of sinrore ¡rood
going-way costume was a Mrs. Melvin Beck entertained accompanied
by the London Phil­
light services.
black gabardine suit, Tuesday afternoon for her daugh­ harmonic orchestra.
The bride, who was given in mar­ full-skirted
fellowship.
a yellow rose-bud corsage. ter, Barbara, on her 7th birthday.
riage by hpr father, Hudson Robb with
The bride, a graduate of Adrian A number of guests were invited
of Sunset valley, was lovely in a high
ENTERTAIN AT PARTY
in 1946. attended the for the occasion.
long sleeved gown of white satin Oregon school
Mr.
and Mrs. Houston Willson en­
State
college
at
Corvallis
with a lace shoulder yoke, and a last year on a home economics
tertained
home Sunday
ENTERTAIN
AT
DINNER
full train paneled in lace inserts. scholarship. The groom, an Ad­ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fleshman en­ evening at at a their
holiday
Two
Her sheer lace-trimmed veil was rian high school graduate, served tertained at their home Tuesday tables of bridge were In party.
play
during
; held in place by a white beaded overseas in the United States army evening with a southern barbecued the evening.
crown. She carried a white prayer two and a half years, and attend­ chicken buffett dinner. Following
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book tapped with yellow rosebuds ed the Oregon State college part the dinner, cards were enjoyed by
DINNER CLUB MEETS
and a shower of white ribbon of last year.
the eight guests invited for the Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herriman
streamers. As tokens of sentiment, The newlyweds will live for a occasion.
entertained the members of the
i he bride wore a strand of pearls while in Nampa. Mr. Hamilton
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Mr. and Mrs. dinner club last week.
belonging to her mother, Mrs. Hud­ plans later to attend school in
STOTCHTNG
GIRLS
MEET
group had dinner a’t the Coun­
son Ra.b, which especially ac­ Spokane and study telegraphy.
The Stitching 4-H club met at The
try club, followed by bridge at the
centuated the sweetheart neckline
[he
home
of
the
leader,
Mrs.
Ron
home. Prizes went to
of her gown.
Whitaker for a Christmas party, Herriman
POT-LUCK DINNER HELD
Mrs. Ron Campbell and Mrs.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Jim The
which
included
a
sHort
program.
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
J.
Mitchell and traveling to
Robb, sister-in-law of the bride
was the scene of a holiday The program consisted of a story, George
Mrs. Clyde Snider. Guests were
She wore a long formal dress of Kurtz
’Christmas
In
Other
Lands,”
told
get-to-gether
when
a
group
met
sheer golden chiffon, with a floral Monday evening for a pot-luck by Carol Whitaker; a reading by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Snider.
dinner. Those attending were Mr Darlene Anderson; a song, "Silent
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
and Mrs. LeRoy Herrman, Angela, Night" by Bonnie Mullins, accom­ Irene
daughter of Mr.
Harriet, Ellen Ann, Ruth and Keith panied by Carol Whitaker on the and Mrs. Brower,
Brower, was hon­
Herrman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Se­ piano; a poem, "The Night Before ored at a Eldred
party held on her fifth
bum and Marie. Jack and Carl, Christmas”, Marilyn Lowe; tap birthday Tuesday
afternoon. The
Jr .; Mrs. Emma Merrick and Mar- dance, Caroline Vaughn; song, pink and white color
scheme was
’I’m dreaming of a White Christ­
mas", Bonnie Mullins, and piano carried out in the table decoratioris
solo, Kristin Rinehart. An ex­ and the refreshments. Special can­
E. W. PRUYN
Telephone 108
change of gifts was followed by dy favors were presented to the
small guests. The guest of honor
refreshments.
received many lovely gifts.
Auto Repairing
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CLUB HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31
The Mr. and Mrs. bridge club had
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS
Reboring,
Valve
Grind­
DOUBLE FEATURE
a no-host dinner at the country Mrs. C. A. Mally entertained the
club when the members gathered members of her Tuesday evening
Janet Martin In
ing, Lathe work. Parts for
their annual Christmas party. bridge club this week. High score
“HEART OF VIRGINIA”
Fallowing the dinner, the group en­
and
accessories
joyed a gift exchange and party
Al Pearce
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Phone
56-W
George Herreman.
“MAIN STREET KID”
Matinee 30c-9c
ENTERTAIN 8 AT DINNER
Adm. Evening* 44c-9c Inc. Tax
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann enter- [
tained at a dinner at their home
TO
NEW YEARS EVE
ChrEtmas eve for Mr. and Mrs.
J
V.
V.
Grider,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
NEW YEARS DAY
Looney, Herbert E. Cox and George
Womack of New Yark.
Judy Garland—Gene Kelly
fa c ia l ¡Notes
Ronald’s
Shoe Shop
NY S S A
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was held by Mrs. Dean Smitlf and
second high by Mr. Otea Billings
Quest players were Mary Alice
Maily, Mrs. Glea Biliings and Mrs.
Kenneth Cottle.
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HOUSEWARMING HELD
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gamer of
Adrián were honored Tuesday eve­
ning when 40 friends and relatives
gathered for a housewarming at
he new home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gamer. Bunco was the diversion
f the evening, with prizes going to
Irs. D. O. Bybee and Them Baker,
"he couple were presented with a
rge mirror for their home. Cake
tpd Ice cream were served.
DR. G.W. GRAVES
Optometrist
Eye» Examined
Phone 720
718 Arthur St.
Caldwell, Idaho
COLUMBIA AVENUE
Mrs. C. M. Tensen visited her
mother, Mrs. T. M. Beranek, who
is a patient at the Ontario hos­
pital.
Ontario visitors Wednesday after­
noon were Mr. and Mrs. John
Broad.
Mr, and Mrs. Dick Groot visited
Sunday afternoon at the Jake
Groot home ait Arcadia.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Tensen en­
tertained at Christmas dinner
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Tensen, Dick Tensen, Mr. and Mrs,
John Broad, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wilson and Dianne and Lucille and
Le Roy Toombs of Boise.
Mrs. L. H. Atkeson and daughter
Bonnie arrived recently from Glen­
dale, California to spend the holi­
days with their daughter and son-
in-lay, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot,
and other relatives.
Pete Tensen was a business vis­
itor in Ontario Wednesday.
Mrs. Dick Stam of Oregon Trail
entertained at a Christmas party
and dinner for Mr. and Mrs. John
Stam and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Pete v. d. Ord and Betty, Nelly
and Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen en­
tertained at a family dinner Christ­
mas day at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Groot en-
’ertained for their immediate fam­
ily on Christmas. Out-of-towm
guests were Mrs. Groot’s mother
and sister, Mrs. L. H. Atkeson and
Bonnie of Glendale, California.
Here From Hines—
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson of
Hines, Oregon were Monday even­
ing guests of Mr. nd Mrs. John
Qstrom.
NINITIIN fO tlt-N IN I
Good Health
Good Cheer
Good Friends
Good Fortune-
May that be
your lot in the
coming year.
A . Edison Child
Your Phillips
Petroleum Distributor
Year
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY 2-3
Thrilling with romance! Riotous with Laugh­
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Esther Williams, Peter Lawford, Jimmy
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“ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU”
Filmed in Technicolor
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Mat., Son., 2:30, Adm. 30e-9e, Inc. Tax.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY 4
BARGAIN NIGHT
Frank Sundstrom, Gale Sherwood, Audrey
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“SONG OF MY HEART"
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JAN. 5-6
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In Technicolor, with
Linda Darnell, Cornel Wilde, George Sanders,
Glen Umgan
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Evening Shows a t 7:00 and 9:35
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Nyssa Lumber Company
NYSSA BOWLING CENTER
Well, with the close of another
year we can t help a quick swivel­
necked peek at the fanfares and ÎISISISISI51S15151 ÆMSMSMSM51515151
follies of ’48 It was a year of in­
ternational pushing and shoving ..
with threats of war that seldom got
farther than a glare. A top note
was struck with the Presidential
campaign. Then there were the
Olympics, flying saucers, China
Elizabeths young prince, floods,
fires, storms, "red herring" investi­
gations. shmoos, the new look sup­
ersonic planes, television and the
atom bomb. We’ve all had our
quota of worries, but 10 years
from now the worries will be for­
Sell» all kinds of Furniture, Machinery and Miscellaneous Items
gotten. and we-U be talking about
•bock In good old ‘48."
A St. Louts opera singer put on
his wig and dashed out on the
stage, but he’d trapped o bee
under the wig That’s one per­
formance that went to his head.
Also all kinds of livestock sold, beginning at 2 o’clock. Always
You can be sure you wont get a
"B" production when you bring your
plenty of buyers. Let us have your consignments. We need the
car to us for service. You always
get the best at HERRIMAN MOT­
business and we have tried to build a good place to handle it.
OR OO. Give your car a new
year’s start bring It In today for
all-over service and save yourself
money and annoyances. Let US
give you and vour car a HAPPY
NEW YEAR. Phone: 77.
Phone Bill Lane. Residence 116J or Office
. . . The New . . .
f
d .
lV<r V looking
forward to the com ing
< 8 year with optimism.
* J |U W e urge you to Jo
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the same, and we
wish fo r you entry
success posable.
Eder Hardware
Union Livestock Commission Co.
Every Wednesday Afternoon
Herriman M otor
Phone 019R3 for truck or information