THE S'YSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,1940
job once scene time ago aad gave
Visitor» of Mr u d U n Bernard
COW HOLLOW
it up The quality has Improved
P ro« œ Monday evening « e n Mr
By TW Happy Farmer
and Mr Joca» B r o n . «cd Mr and
M n Ed L*to of Weiser
m t m
RO G ERS—SWEANEY
A very pretty weddmg s a t m i a -
/ j a f i m a j evening August 23 at
1 1 cici/xc at the N aaucoe churen
in the presence of over a r.mdred
retetltes and fnendi
Rev
Vern
Mart..' read foe ceremony dtsnng
which M .v Eather Sweaney daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs Staler Sweaney
of Ricnland dlstnct and Mr Dalla*
Roger too of Mr and Mrs Loren
Roger’ of Palco K a n t.
pledged
their vow*, to each other
Prtceohng the ceremony
Ilia
Bctner and Nadine Currey entered
with candle, to igh: the tall pm*
and white later» on either vide of
the improvised archway and piano
Gordon Crane then sari*
I Love
You Truly
accompanied at the
piano by Mrs Earl Gray who also
played
Mendelssohns
Wedding
March as the bridal party entered
The bode attended
by Marjory
Jan e Crane, was very attractive in
a floor length whit* satm gown and
a net floor iength veil Dainty rose-
buds decorated tne plaited coronet
M l h r bouquet was made of roses
and baby's breath Many vases of
gladaoli phlox and garden flowers
made a lovely background on the
stage The bridesmaid wore a for-
mal gown of blue taffeta The gown
was attended by hi* brother. Floyd
Rogers
The candle bearers. Ila Botner.
wore blue net over satin and Nadine
Currey was dretsed in pink mar -
quisetie
The little flower girls
Dotares Gray and B em ita Tucker
wert also dressed in formal gowns
of pink and blue voile respectively.
At the close of the ceremony Mr
and Mrs A L Crane played on the
guitar and sang.
He Leads the
Way
After the many congratulations
and best wishes of the audience at
the door the bndal par.) posed for
pictures then the fdty guests re-
tired Vs the lawn at the Earl Gray
home where a reception was held.
Mr and Mr Rogers left shortly
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afterward for a week's honeymoon
trip in Boos- They will be at home
¡n Nyssa where the groym has em-
ptoyment with the Co-op
filling
C h arm O ar mot) Mr aad Mrs
Charts* Newo... and m en children
of K--r.gmao Koioty Mr aad Mrs
Dale O am tori and Jo Am. of Ore
Trail and Mr and Mrs Ray O arr»-
or. and ’.wo children of Ja n e s a t
Missing from the fam Jy were Mr
and Mrs Louis G a m u t) now living
.n San Francisco and Mis* Vera
G ar: isoo who la employed In Pcrr-
land.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER
Complimenting the birthday an-
nlreiairy of Mrs. R A T h a p c a
arid the visitors. Mrs Are Vaughn
arid Misa Helen Golden n o tin g at
th* parental J. T. Long home Mr
perental J T Long home, Mr and
and Mrs R Thctnpson entertained
lwent> m em ber* of the family at
dlr‘nCT on Sunday Present at the
I * « y were four generations of the
J T Long family
FAREWELL PA RTIES
Two farewell parties were given
•“ * » « * * !n * * * * * 01 C u ru ' T rM tr
^
Thursday fee Los Ang-
eie* 0 11 Sunday evening la « a -up-
P " * * * «*VCT‘ to
h " "
Liy-
' * * ' Pwter home on Wednesday
'"’ enln« a watermellon feed was
* lven at tk * A. A Brauon home in
Valley View
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WEDDING ANNOUNCED
Mr and Mrs H B Williams of
Newell Heights announce the m arr
iage of their daughter Pearl to Glen
BuUtr « ■ » Francisco on August
17th Mrs Boiler Is a former Nyssa
high school student and graduated
with the class of 1930. She gradu
ated from the Utah State College
in 1934 and for the past year has
been employed in recreation work
in San Francisco
Mr Butler is a graduate of Oregon
£ u ** * " d u
employed with the
We' u rr‘ Asbestos Company They
wil1 m ik t * * * * * * * * *
S " 1 PTari'
c>eco
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
A au.: iorty Jive membe.s of St
; P a u l, Episcopal
ScnocJ and
ib ev p t m iu iuecd cd i/ve t rf!Tt* 1
-urair at the Caldwell park oc Su c-
| lay «fiernoor. Bellowing a jtrr.it
jmefa a n
an J ,
sere enjoyed
THURSDAY BRIDGE
The Thursday Bridge Club was
entertained at dessert and contract
by Mrs Prank Hail la « Thursday
afternoon M rs J J Sara r e was a
guest player for the afternoon as
n s Mrs Tom Eldndge High score
was made by Mrs Sarann
TUESDAY AFTERNOON BRIDG E
Mrs C L McCoy was hostess for
the Tuesday afternoon Bridge Club
at dessert and contract this week
Guest player for the afternoon was
Mrs Kenneth Cottle High score
»ere made by Mrs George J Mit
chell and Mrs Bum all Browr.
PINOCHLE PARTY
Mr and Mrs Carlos Buchner were
hosts at a pinochle party at their
home on Thursday evening. PoLow
ing cards a late supper was served
High scores for the evening at cards
were made by Mr and Mrs Omer
Adkeaon and by Bert B Lu-nksem
per
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B U FFE T SUPPER
On Sunday evening Mr and Mrs
Bernard Prost entertained at a bur-
let supper and pinochle.
Guests
were invited for four tables cif cards
and p:izes for the evening's play
went to Mr and Mrs Ronald G
Whitaker and to Mr ind Mrs. Her
bert H Fisher
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W H ITM A N -LO REN SEN
At high noon on Sunday August
28 a very simple and beautiful cer
emony took place at the Commun
ity Church in Parma Idaho. »Then
Miss Jean Lorensen daughter of
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lorensen be
came the bride of Mr Willard W hit
man. son of Mr and Mrs H H
Whitman of Oregon Trail Rev Hal!
officiating.
The bride wore a formal gown of
white moire taffeta and carried a
bouquet of pink and white gladiola
and baby breath Mias Naomi Lcrren-
sen sister of the bride and brides
maid wore a gown of pink crepe
and carried a mixed bouquet
Mr Junior Whitman, brother of
the groom was best man.
After the ceremony the young
couple with their guests proceeded
to the Lorensen home where the
wedding dinner was served
Miss Lorensen was a member of
the Adrian high school last year.
Mr Whitman graduated from the
Nyssa school with the 1938 class
Both young people have a host
of friends who wish them much
happiness
WEDNESDAY EVENING
B R ID G E CLUB
The Wednesday evening bridge
club s s s entertained by Mr» Dee
Brown this week and Mrs A C
M and M n Loren Rogers and Sallee Mr George Sallee and Mrs
Km. Mer> parents and brother of Ed Prost were guest players lor the
•he groom also Mr and Mrs Otis evening Prizes for the evening went
Rathbum. uncle and aunt of the to Mrs John Stafford and to Mrs
groom all of Palco. Kar-v arrived E m -st McClure
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In Nyssa this week to be preterit at
MARRIED AT PAYETTE
the wedding
On Monday morning Miss Joe
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Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Frank Burke of Jerome and John
HONORED
J. Smith, son of Mrs. Dwight Smith
Mr and Mrs Charlees Garrison
of Nyssa were married at a quiet cer
were the honor guests at a family
emony at Payette. Accompanying
dinner given on Sunday at their
them to Payette were Joe Rebert-
home by three of their children and
son and Betty Burke
their families living near Nyssa
John left on Monday evening for
t h e chief table decoration was a
P-ndlton where he will enter the — N yssa F a ll F e stiv a l Se p t. C-7—
three tl’ red decorated wedding cake
'J S aviation mechanics training
made in honor of the occasion.
flats! s there
M the Nyssa Hospital
The ■ present at the dinner were
Mrs McDonald who has been at
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the gussta of honor Mr. and Mrs.
IO ATTEND PICNIC
the hoepital for several months was
Members ol the Idaho Power Co taken to the Doug McDonald home
mpany's Payette division will enjoy on Tuesday.
a picnic on Thursday evening at
Jimmy Savage was admitted to
Gala Gardens Those who plan to the hospital on August 27th by Dr
attend from Nyssa are Mr and Mrs K F. Kerby for observation and
Bernard Prost. Mr and Mrs Perry treatment.
Ward. Mr and Mrs R A Lee Mr
H P Brown was taken to the hos
I and Mrs. L Dirking and Miss Bea pital on Wednesday following
a
i
1 Johnson.
heart attack
The peacn car.r.--g seasoc it oc
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as a tag way Peaches are very
paceaful this year and a mighty
tine quality too Many outneis are
finding them way into Ccw Houcw
tc be canned
Clarence Niecum left home early
Saturday to get peaches but got
n o n e away in the eight with
another -tar - oac -. ¿ck -story
Mrs Niccum spent mot: a t Sun
day rarnTT-g peacr.es Sae got ooe
hundred and sateen quarts of can
ned peaches out of the deal so she
let him off easier
M o« every woman in Cow Hollow
has a peach story to teE this week
They are eosmmng in oc trucks, in
traitors and in the back seat of the
old car Any way and kxs of them
too while they ^ re so plentiful. And
oh how they will cr.ear up our tob
ies until another peach time
Tuesday Jim Trammel was rustl
ing up a spud crew He was going
to start digging his potatoes Wed
nesday morning He started the
earlier this year than they did last.
fine.
Roy Rookstnol had the hay chop That makes ciur market outlook lots
better
seme with time and the market
per at his piace Tuesday. The hay
price looks better right now too so
—Nysaa Fail Festival Sept. C-7—
he hopes to reaiiae something from buyer» are moving the hay lots
them after a il
W-: keep hearing reports that two
more of our Cow Hollow Pioneers
are getting discouraged and want
to move on. The canal break was
a "bad break- for all of us but even
at that the one that did leave the
Hollow ha* wished many a time that
be had of stayed with the old Home
stead in Cow Hollow We still hare
faith in Cow Hollow
•T S WHAT HAPPENS H E R E THAT COUNTS
Carl Heaton has been trying to
get a clover holler to thresh his
dovet
Last year we couldn't get
a combine into the Hollow This
year we get a combine but can't
get a thrasher Elza Nice am has
beer, trying to get a machine too
for tc thresh his barley
Jonnie Hamilton is very well
pleased with the harvest of his
broom corn. Although be hasn't got
jit thrashed and bailed yet. he has
! it headed and the pile sure looks
0 tÊ V
Making Haying Time
Better PAYING Time
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It's
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