PAG E FIVE
THE NYSSA G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A L TH U R SD AY, DECEMBER 20, 1945
also assisting.
Raymond Whittle, son of Mrs.
A hot lunch program wan start Florlne Whittle, has chicken pox.
ed at Lincoln school Monday, Dec- I Lincoln school pupils were dls-
ember 3. It Is being sponsored by mi: ed from sc hool Friday so that
the P. T. A. Mrs. Orien Hainllne the teachers, Mrs Findley, Mrs.
Is hot lunch chairman and Mrs. Be.mal, and Miss Schultz might
Austin Robbins, the cook. Mrs. attend a teachers meeting In On
Jule Houston, R. T. A. president, is tario.
I lncoln school pupils will present
a Christmas program Friday even
ing. December 21.
BILL LANE
Roscoe Bianom left Tuesday for
Douglas, Wyoming after visiting his
Auctioneer
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frank
for a week He will visit his sister
Phone 116J
Nyssa in Douglas and then will go to
Chicago, where he will reside.
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Branom was employed there before ing for a location.
entertained at a family dinner this week visiting In the Ellis Wal- Smuckal of Walla Walla, and Fred
Klingback. Only two candles were
Johnny Hickey underwent an op parly last Sunday in honor of Lt. tare home.
he entered military service three
eration Saturday night. He is re- Ralph Bennett and family.
Mrs. Earl Province returned to placed on a ' beautifully decorated
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. joe Brock and her home from the Ontario has- | birthday cake.
Lincoln district has reported co.eting satisfactorily.
Delno were guests ca t Wednesday pltal Wednesday and is doing well. | _______________________________
Vincent Phillips of Boise visited evening of Mr. and Mrs. Letter
Chiistmas seal sales amounting to
l ittle Be'-ky Lou Gregg was hon-
H I.55 thus far. Mrs. Wesley Blan over the week-end at the Tom Murray of Roswell, who entertain
or guest at a birthday dinner at
ton is this district's chairman.
ed at a Christmas party honoring the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Pettet home.
Mrs. Ida M. Kielhorn of Portland
Mrs. Fred Trenkel has received their son. Seaman 2/c Leon Mur- j Martha Klingback. Guests were the j
announces the marriage of her word that Lt. LeRoy Fuller has ray, who is enjoying a furlough.
George and Jesse Gregg families,;
daughter, Dorette Louise Kielhorn, landed in New York after spend
Mr.
and Mrs. Kem eth McDonald
to John Bllxt, Jr., son of John Blixt, ing 15 months in France. Belgium,
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Sr. of Molalla, Oregon. The cere and Germany. He expects to be dis
Owyhee Item?
mony was performed by the Rev. charged soon and plans to meet
Mrs. Anna Larson is quite ill
Donald MacCleur Saturday, Nov his wife in Kansas City. He will re
ember 24 at 2:30 at the home of main in the east to complete his of pneumonia. Her daughters, Mrs
the bride's mother. The bride’s college work. He was a student Jennie Brown of Los An teles and
grandfather, Fred Menneke, gave at Oregon State College before en Mrs. Esther Cottengin of Kem-
m b in u t i
her in marriage. White chryanthe- tering the service. He formerly , ville, Oregon, are here to be with
mums and candles over the fire- made his home with the Trenkel her. Her sister. Mrs. Carrie Vllbet,
and son, Noah, of Gateway, Oregon
I place were used to decorate where family.
were week-end guests in the Lar
the ceremony took place.
Harold Trenkel, son of Mr. and son home.
I The birde was attired in a white Mrs. Fred Trenkel of Lincoln, left
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smuckal of
gown with satin bodice and tulle Tuesday morning for New York,
skirt, with satin flowers appliqued where plans are being made for Walla Walla were week-end guests
Sing out the glad
Wishes for you
on the skirt and a long tulle veil his marriage this month to Miss of their aunt. Mrs. Martha Kling-
falling from a headdress of seed Aranke Macsicska. Mr. Trenkel has back. and other relatives.
story
The George and Jesse Gregg
I irearls. She carried a bouquet of been discharged from military duty
Happiness
families were business visitors in
white roses and bouvardia.
after service overseas in Germany
O f a Christmas long
The bride's attendant was her and his bride-elect has been re Boise Tuesday.
F
2/c
Donald
Brewer
of
Nor
Prosperity
only sister. Miss Helen Kielhorn. leaf ed from service in the Pacific
ago
folk, Virginia is home on an 18-
She wore a dress of blue net with area with a WAC detachment.
day leave.
a crown of red roses in her hair
Mr. and Mrs. Derrel Percy are
In the town of Beth
Good Health
The Sunday school Christmas
and carried an arm bouquet of red parents of a son born Tuesday,
roses. The flower girl, Janet Mat- December 4 at the Ontario hos program will be given Sunday
lehem.
morning in conjunction with the
son, wore a dress of pink marquis pital.
Lasting Peace
Sunday school. Rev. Kriner will
ette. She carried a nose-gay of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Domby of also deliver a message.
for-get-me-nots and bouvardia.
Maiheur City visited at the home
Prayer meeting will be held Wed
Robert S. Bonn was best man. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
nesday evening, December 26 at BERNARD EASTMAN
About fifty guests were present Leavitt several days last w»eek.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
at the ceremony. A reception follow
Miss Velva Neal of Payette is Gregg. George Gregg will be the
ed the rites at the bride's home. staying at the Buel Hi. key home.
leader.
The Misses Anna Wauters and
Mrs. Fred Weldon of Vale has
Mrs. Byrd Walters has returned
Frances Bonn and Mrs. Clifford A. been visiting at the Derrel Percy
from Alameda, California and Is
Matson and Mrs. Robert Bonn as home. She is Mrs. Percy’s mother.
sisted.
Mr. and Mrs. Alien Hainllne vis
The couple left on a wedding ited at the home of his brother,
trip to California following the Orien Hainllne, Saturday night be
ceremony. The bride chose a blue fore leaving for Spokane. After a
street dress as a going-away cos week's visit with Carl Hainllne and
tume. She also wore a corsage family in Spokane they will make
of yellow roses.
their home in Boise. They have
The bride lived in Lincoln Heights been farming in the Vale vicinity.
several years and was a graduate
Ralph Barnes has an infected
of the Ontario high school with finger and is under the doctor's
the class of 1940.
care.
The groorn has recently been re
Leslie Frank, who has spent the
leased from the medical corps of past few weeks with his parents,
the army after service in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frank, has
They will make their home in gone to California, where he will
Ontario after January.
be employed. He is a world war II
Dolores Blanton will be installed veteran.
as inner guard of Bethel No. 25,
Order of Job's Daughters, at the
installation services held next Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 a t the
Both Bend schools will hold their
Masonic hall in Ontario.
Mrs. Ida Kielhorn of Portland Christmas programs Wednesday
TOWERING ABOVE A CARE-BOUND WORLD IS THE
her father, Fred Menneke and her evening, and Christmas vacation
son-in-law, John Blixt, Jr. spent will start Friday.
CAREFREE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. INDEPENDENT OF
Corp. Jim Miller arrived hom e!
a few days last week in this com
from his marine base at San Diego,
munity transacting business.
TIME, INDEPENDENT OF PLACE. INDEPENDENT OF
Mrs. Wesley Blanton entertained Monday to spend his holiday fur
the Rebekah Friendship circle with lough with his parents, Mr. and
CIRCUMSTANCE. IT EMBRACES ALL. NONE CAN
-fr One o f the biggest
a Christmas party at her home Mrs. F. A. Miller.
items in your Christmas
Wednesday afternoon, with six
Mrs. Della Bunne’l of Boise ar
ESCAPE ITS M AG IC SPELL
teen members present. Mrs. Hester rived Sunday for a visit in the
stocking this Yule season
Lang was co-hostess.
Camqron home.
of 1945 will be our note
FOR YOUR MANY EVIDENCES OF GOOD WILL IN
Christmas games, a gift exchange
The grade teachers of Bend
and a song festival formed the af schools attended a special meeting
of thanks to you and our
ternoon's entertainment. Mrs. Eve at Ontario Friday at which all
1945 WE SINCERELY THANK YOU.
wish for the biggest,
lyn Keasling and Mrs. Joe Hamil the teachers from this county were
in attendance.
ton were prize winners.
merriest, happiest Christ
Refreshments of plum pudding
Miss Letty Bronson returned
mas you have ever had.
and carmel sauce were served.
from Holy Rosary hospital in On- I
The Lincoln Heights Grazing as tario, Wednesday, where she un-
sociation held a meeting at the j derwent an appendectomy the pre-
Claude Page home Friday evening. | ceding week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Goodell and
Mrs. Reno returned home Sat- |
family of Nyssa and Miss Lois urday morning from Pas Robles,
Brooks of Payette were Sunday din California where she spent the
ner guests at the home of Mrs. past five weeks caring for her
Ethel Goodell and family.
mother, who was suffering from
Levi Johnson left last Monday a broken leg.
for Edison, Nebraska, where he
The Jolly Janes are holding their
was called because of the serious Christmas party at the home of
illness of his mother.
Mrs. Harvey Hatch, Tuesday, Dec-
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Forbes of i ember 18.
Loramie, Wyoming, and Mr. and
Charles Witty, who was a patient
Mrs. Young of Scotts Bluff, Ne in Holy Rosary hospital, was able J
braska, spent Thursday at the For to return home Wednesday.
rest Sayers home. They are look
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett
Ontario
Nordale
Furn. Store
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HOLIDAY
R fB E T I N G S
T oday’s grow nups are only yes
terd ay ’s children who once
stood before a fireplace on the
Christm as Eves of the past, or
who, ju st before Christmas,
were as good as they could be.
The h eart of the Christmas
season is friendship and eternal
youth, and we could not ask for
finer friends than ours. I t makes
us happy to greet all our friends
th is Christm as season of 1945
w ith the best of Y uletide
wishes.
N yssa Funeral H om e
Big Bend
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CHRISTMAS
IS THE TIME
o f
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, A N Y T IM E
Çl y Et V ^ e v itía u t fie tta fa f
a w uy fiupfiy
for friendliness, for fhe
HRISTMAS
open house and the
open heart
To each o f us the word Christmas
summons many happy memories. To
some if recalls a ride over the frozen
countryside to grandma's, sleigh-
bells tinkling all the while. To others
it recalls happy reunions in mirth-
filled living rooms, gay banquets and
glowing Christmas trees. But to all
it recalls days o f charm and endear
ment, the hafticst days o f our fives.
May you know this happiness in
all its dullness once again, dear
fr'm d s, this Christmas season o f
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It is the time, too, for
us to greet our friends,
to thank them for their
c o n sid e ra tio n of us,
and to wish them all a
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