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NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 14,1939 PAGE TWO - THE MODERN WOMAN - Recipes mmm SEWARD ROGERS The marriage rites of Miss Inez B . Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rogers of Palco, Kansas, and Don A. Seward, son of Mr. and Mrs. A . P . Seward of Nyssa, Oregon, were solemnized at an 8 o’clock candle- lighted ceremony at the Nazarene church in Emmett, Idaho, Friday evening. Sept. 8, which date was al so the 77th birthday anniversary of Mrs. Sarah Eaton, grandmother of the groom. Three large panels entwined with sprigs of tamarac studded with co lorful zinnias formed the back ground for the young couple. Bas kets of gladiolus and mixed bou quets also six white tapers in can delabra on either side completed the decorations. As friends and relatives gathered, soft music from the piano Including “Andantino" by Edwin Lemare and •'To the Evening Star” from Tann häuser by Richard Wagner was played by Mrs. Dwight Seward, sis ter-in-law of the groom, who pre sided at the piano during the eve ning. Erma Ruth Acheson of Em mett entered to light the candles at 8 o’clock, then Willard Hoffman of Emmett sang “Because” by Guy dHardelot and immediately to the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March, the bridal party entered. The bride was unusually beautiful in a gown of floor length bemberg crepe over satin with a coronet and veil, floor length. She carried a bou quet of trl-colored gladiolus tied with blue floral ribbon. Miss Zola Rogers of Emmett, cou sin of the bride, was maid of honor. She was dressed in lace over peach satin and carried snapdragons and baby’s breath. Nadine Seward of Nyssa, niece of the groom, was flower girl. She wore a rose colored bemberg dress. Virgil Seward of Nyssa, brother of the groom, was best man. Rev. Floyd Kinzler of Emmett read the ceremony, following which Mr. Hoffman again sang, “I Love You Truly”. During the Recessional the couple marched to the back of the church where they received congratulations from the guests. Besides the guests from Caldwell, Nyssa and Emmett, Mrs. Della Coddington. cousin of the bride from Palco, Kansas, was present, and a group including Floyd and Dallas Rogers and Verl Coddington. also cousins, with Ken neth and Gordon Crane, from Pal co. The bride was formerly from Pal co, Kansas, where she has taught school. The groom, since coming from Kansas with his parents a year and a half ago has, with his father, pur chased a farm joining the Snake 1 ... . IP*,.-.-" * ' The tops" ocking in econorr LOCAL NEWS MITCHELL BUTTE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marostica and daughter Rena of Cliff, Colo., have come to visit Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Marostica and family this week. Two Bingham brothers from Og den stopped at Ira Ure’s Saturday as they were returning from a busi ness trip in the western part of this state. Mr. and Mrs. Settimo Marostica and family and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Marostica spent Wednesday at An gelo Marostica’s. Jack Zittercob spent a few days in the hills the first part of the week. Mrs. Ira Ure and three children visited in the David C. Mitchell home of Kingman Kolony Sunday. Mrs. Perle Richard helped Mrs. Jack Schenk Monday and Tuesday with her canning. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hickey had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hickey of the Valley View district. Mrs. Dave Brady and Mrs. Ira Ure met at Mrs. Moeller’s Tuesday to decide on ways to earn some money for the club finances. Mrs. Frank Holman and son Dinner Guests— Larry, Mrs. Clyde Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher were Charline Linvill visited at the home Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and of Mrs. Marion Chard Friday after Mrs. Louis P. Thomas. noon. A group of friends helped Mrs. river Just east of Nyssa. After a Returns From Fair— short wedding trip, they will be at Frank Sherwood returned home Virgil Packer celebrate her birthday home on their farm. from San Francisco Wednesday of Sunday at her home. Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess. last week. VALE GIRL MARRIES Mr. and Mrs. George Flvecoat of On Saturday, Sept. 9th at noon Visitors From Payette— Caldwell visited with Mr. and Mrs. at the Methodist church in Weiser, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fivecoat Sunday. Miss Helen Louse Burrelle of Vale Carlos Buchner were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willie McGinnis, plighted her troth to Virgil Holton, E. A. Devin Mrs. Jane McGee, Mr. Donald Mc of Payette. also of Vale, with Rev. John E. Ginnis, Mrs. Don Linville and sons Garver reading the marriage serv Daughter Born— Pat and Max of Owyhee, Mr. and ice, before a large number of rela A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis and daughters tives and close friends. Mrs. Lloyd Landreth on Sept. 3rd Virginia and Betty Lou and Elbert Mrs. Holton is the daughter of Instead of Verle Landreth as re Hatch of Adrian, Maxine Smith and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher and is a former ported last week. Mariou Loftus of Newell Heights student of the Vale high school. were Sunday dinner guests at the She chose as her bridal costume a Neice Visits— Howard Connaughy home. street ensemble of wine shades. The Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fivecoat and bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. of Prairie City arrived on Wednes Larry, Mr. Russell Talbot ann Bus- day morning for a short visit with terf visited at the Clyde Mitchell Myron Holton of near Ontario. Following a short wedding trip, Mrs. Lawrence’s aunt, Mrs. W. H. home Snuday evening. the newlyweds returned to Vale, Beam and Mr. Beam. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schweizer of OREGON TRAIL where Mr. Holton is employed. Sunset Valley were Sunday visitors Son Visits— at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Oregon Trail school opened last Allen Donaldson, son of Mrs. Lowe. GARDEN CLUB Tuesday with an increase in enroll Keith E. Bailey, arrived on Satur Bob Morris returned home this ment. Mr. At the last meeting of the Garden day to spend the remainder of his week Marsden • Stokes is from Nampa. club which was held at the E. L. furlough from the U. S. Navy with Donald teaching the grades, Miss and George Fash of Sun June Allen is upper Jamison home in Buena Vista on his parents. intermediate teacher set Valley have been combining for last Wednesday evening, the men Miss Betty Stein the primary Harold Fivecoat, Russell Talbot, and of the group put on the entertain Mutual Starts— teacher. Ernie Smith and Clyde Mitchell. ment and furnished the refresh The first meeting for the coming Zack Walker of Newell Heights Billy Smiley of Nampa visited at ments, paying off their obligation season of the Mutual society of the threshed for Howard Connaughy on the Wm. DeGrofft home Sunday. from losing in the membership con L. D. S. Church will be at the Monday. Mr. Cheese of Ontario and H. D. , test. Holmes of Nyssa visited at the F. church house on Tuesday evening, The next meeting of the group G. Holmes home Sunday afternoon. will be on Wednesday, September September 19th at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowers and ARCADIA From Baker— 21st at the B. F. Rookstool home, Jack and Billy of Nyssa visited at situated one-fourth mile north of On Sunday Coach Allison of the the Ewin Chard and F. S. Byers C.C.C. road on Highland Drive. Baker public schools accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long went homes Sunday afternoon. by Mrs. Dewey Ray were Nyssa vis with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Ashby of 5 itors and callers at the Sidney Bur Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert California are visiting at the par PIANO RECITAL Long in Jordan Valley. ental Ashby home. Mrs. Dwight Seward presented bidge home. Mr. and Mrs. Plen Tibbett and Mr. and Mrs. Allen stopped to eight of her piano students in a re Returns For School— * from Parma, Idaho, visited see their daughter June Sunday en- cital at the Community church, Fri Sidney Brown, youngest son of baby with Mr. and Mrs. Granton Eason route to Rupert, Idaho. day evening, Sept. 1. A candle-light Mr. and Mrs. Burnall Brown, re Sunday. The Oregon Trail P. T. A. will ing exercise given at the beginning on Sunday from Lewiston, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schenk and hold their annual teachers recep of the recital was Interesting to all turned had dinner with L. Kirk- tion Friday evening. Parents should present. Solo and duet numbers Utah, where he had spent the sum family hams of Nyssa Sunday. plan to attend and meet the new were played. Those who took part mer vacation with relatives. Ira Ure and his daughter Wanda teachers. A program has been were Shirley Andrews, Lucy Mae In Baker— Sunday morning for Ogden, planned and refreshments will be Green, Grace Foster, Lyndol Pullen, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Abbott, Mr. left on business. While there served. Helen Pullen, Madonna Pullen, and Mrs. W. W. Foster and Mrs. Utah will attend the welcome The Merry Matrons club will meet Kathryn Robertson and Joyce Mar Floyd White with Jimmy and Alan Wanda home party for Miss Barbara Mc the home of Mrs. Minnie Mitchell tin. motored to Baker on Sunday to at Kay. Miss McKay was a missionary at Wednesday afternoon. Sept. 20. tend the Methodist conference In in Basel, Switzerland, and is home Wm. Mettlen, Jim Chard and CIVIC CLUB session there. to attend the B. Y. University this Peggy Chard are on the sick list The Civic Club will hold its next winter. Wanda and Miss McKay this week. House Guests— meeting at the Parish hall on Wed have close friends since their Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chard are vis nesday, September 20th at two p. m. House guests at the Burnall high been school daj^s. iting at the Wyatt Smith home. with Mrs. Carl Coad In charge of Brown home the first of the week program arrangements. included Mr. and Mrs. W. F Chandler of Grants Pass and Z. W. Maxwell and his son of Elko, Ne BIRTHDAY PARTY Nineteen friends were dinner vada. All returned to their homes guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. on Wednesday morning. Jennie Baker south of Nyssa, cele From Kansas— brating her birthday anniversary. Kenneth and Gordon Crane and Floyd and Dallas Rogers, all of SEWARD CHARIVARI Palco, Kansas, arrived in Nyssa on A charivari crowd of fifty or more Friday hoping to find work gathered at the Seward ranch Mon that will evening them to remain day evening, to meet Mr. and Mrs. here. They enable are house guests of Mr. Don Seward. After much merri and Mrs. Bernice Gibson. ment with the wheelbarrow and ^IHIIinilllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllimilllHIIIIMIIIIIMlillllllllllMimillllllE other stunts, many outdoor games Friday Dance— were enjoyed. Later the couple were In celebration of the close of presented with many gifts and best their baseball season the Japanese wishes for a happy married life. team of the Ontario area is spon soring a dance at the new Japan THURSDAY EVENINO ese community hall on Friday eve CONTRACT which the public is invited. The Thursday evening contract ning to will be a small door fee. club was entertained this week by There teams competing in this Mrs. Carlos Buchner who invited Other league were Lincoln, White Settle Mrs. Carl Coad to be a guest player. ment, Valley Grange and Harper. High scores for the evening were made by Mrs. E. J. Powell, Mrs. Overnight Guests— Omer Adkinson and Mrs. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bonham Hunt. and daughter Jean of Seattle, were -5 - calling on Nyssa friends Wednes TUESDAY EVENINO BRIDGE day and were supper and overnight Mrs. Sidney Burbidge was host at the Sherwood home. Mrs. ess to the Tuesday evening bridge guests Bonham will be remembered as club and invited Mrs. Earnest Mc Nellie DeVries, daughter of Mr. and For Exam ple Clure to play with the members. Mrs. Tony DeVries, who moved Prizes for high scores for the eve away from Nyssa 15 years ago. The ning were won by Mrs. C. L. Mc Bonhams were returning home from *2 6 .5 0 M o n th ly Coy and Mrs. McClure. a trip to Yellowstone Nark. 8 THURSDAY BRIDOE will build Mrs. Artie Robertson entertained the Thursday bridge club at her home and Mrs. Tom Eldridge of this home! Nampa was an out of town guest. High score was made by Mrs. Frank Hall. WEDNESDAY EVENINO BRIDGE The Wednesday evening bridge club was entertained this week by Mrs. Herbert Fisher and Mrs. Ed Frost played as a guest. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Miner. Mrs. Aden Wilson and Mrs. Klaas Ten- sen. - - BUENA VISTA Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Nielson home. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sage and Mr. and Mrs. John Garrety of Home- dale were Sunday dinner guests at the E. L. Jamison home. Carl Sebum’s machine threshed clover for S. B. Hoffman and Henry Day last week. While working on a threshing machine, a part of the machine flew off, cutting a gash in George Cleaver's throat, which required 7 stitched to close. Dwight Wyckoff returned home from Ed Nielson's Saturday evening after working there several days. Eris Jamison returned home from the state fair Saturday where she styled her dress. Alva Goodell threshed clover seed for Leslie Topliff last week. The last week was a busy week for hay buyers, as there were sev eral buyers in this district looking for hay. The road graveling in Buena Vist is progressing nicely as the north road will be completed the first part of this week. The Garden Club held its regu lar meeting at the E. L. Jamison home last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff were Ontario and Vale visitors Monday. While riding a horse last week, Jack Brodie was thrown, breaking his nose and bruising him up quite badly. NOTICE OF MEETING BIG BEND IRRIGATION DIST RICT. MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON. 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Morning and Evening Deliveries Gate City Dairy PHONE 104W Wilhelmina Hoffman Pianist Accredited Teacher Of Piano and Harmony Northwestern University, Chicago Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia ---------- § ---------- Miss Hoffman will resume teaching in Nyssa the week of Sep tember 11. lesson Students desirable periods. should make arrangements early to secure For appointment phone to Nyssa 35-R or at Parma Address correspondence Miss Hoffman Parma, 120-W Idaho I f Y o u C an A ffo r d . • - T H IG H - M O L D S That the Board of Directors of the Big Bend Irrigation District, sitting as a Board of Equalization, will meet on Friday, the 13th day of October. 1939, at the residence of N. S. Phelan, in the district, at 8:00 o’ clock P. and M.. correcting for the purpose of re viewing its assess ment and apportionment of taxes for the next ensuing fiscal year. The assessment list and record may be inspected at the Oregon office by of any the Secretary at Nyssa. interested person. By order of the Board of Direc tors. CARL H. COAD, Secretary, Big Bend Irrigation District. Dated and first published Sep tember 14, 1939. Last publication October 12, 1939. . ' 1 s -J m MOJUD Society - LOCAL NEWS Re-Entlsts— Don Willson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willson left on Thursday for Vancouver after re enlisting in the U. S. Army at the Boise recruiting station on Wednes day. This makes Don's second en listment in the Army. His first was spent in the Philippines. Visit From Seattle— Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hlnch with his aunt, Mrs. T. B. Lindsay and her daughter Margery, all of Seattle, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorlng Taylor and with Mr. Albert Hinch this past week. 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