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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL PAGE SIX royal blue suit with matching hat. Both mothers wore orchids. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the church, with Miss Merle Strain, Mrs. Fern Dur bin, Mrs. Anna Strain and Miss Ljrene Kemp serving. Many lovely who also wore a pink chiffon gown M ARRIED IN CAL1FORIA Miss Dorothy Jane Haul of Nys and carried pale pink carnations sa. Oregon became the bride of Both wore carnation head dresses. Herbert Eugene Dickerson of Oak Preceding the ceremony two land, California at a candlelight songs were sung, "Indian Love Call” wedding held at the First Christ and “ Because.” "Lohengren's Wed ian church In Oakland at 4 p. m„ ding March" was played as the Sunday, December 16. A double ring bride entered the church. Mr. Dickerson, who recently re service was used. Wallace Paul of Nyssa, gave his turned after 21 months in the South Pacific, was attended by his daughter in marriage. The brides gown was of white brother, Lloyd Dickerson of Oak satin and lace with a sweetheart land. as best man, and Wallace neckline. The sleeves came to points Paul, Jr„ brother of the bride. Us- over the wrist. Her finger tip veil hers were Nick La Dusa and Lu was fashioned with clustered orange rucker. Mrs. Wallace Paul of Nyssa, blossoms. She carried carnations, and bouvarla and a white orchid. mother of the bride, wore a fuschia dress trimmed witn The matron of honor was Mrs. afternoon Shirley Marie Ferguson, who wore black lace, with black acessories. a pink chiffon gown and carried Her hat was of black plastic, trim deep pink carnations. Tne brides med with American beauty roses. Mother of- the groom wore a maid was Miss Charlott Newhn, New Merchandise Just Arrived Admiral Table Model Radio Automatic Record Player Lifetime Jewel Needles. HI-WAY MDSE. MART Repair Your Farm Machinery In preparation for the spring work. F O R SA LE 1 Sub-Soiler Freeman Machine Shop Cabinet and Sink Complete with trap and faucets W e are still hauling them in from the coast. Supply will be limited from now on. HI-WAY MDSE. MART Nyssa— North o f “ Y ” NYSSA Phone IOÔ PR O G R A M THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 25-26 DOUBLE FEATURE Ruth Terry— Robert Livingston “TELL IT TO A STAR” Adele Mara— Kane Richmond “TIGER WOMAN” Features Saturday 6 , 6 and 10 P. M Mat.. Sat., 1:5« Adm. 25c-5c Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JAN. 27-28 Charles Boyer, Lauren Bacall, Victor Francen, and Peter Lorre In “CONFIDENTIAL AGENT” Latest Issue— “ M ARCH OF T IM E ” Features Sunday 8 , 8 and 10 P. M. Mat.. Son.. 1:30 Adm, 30c-V, Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax TUESDAY, JAN.29 — BARGAIN NIGHT— Anne Baxter, Ralph Bellamy In “GUEST IN THE HOU,SE’ Color Cartoon Features Tuesday 8 , 8 and 10 P. M, Adm. U c -lc , Inc. Tax WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JAN. 30-31 America’s best loved story o f America's best loved people— told to melodies that will have your lips singing with jo y ! Dick Haymes, Jeanne Crain, Dana Andrews, Vivian Blaine In “STATE FAIR” In Technicolor Color Cartoon and News Adm. Evenings, 40a-9r. Including Tax Fellows hall THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1946 Monday night, Jan- uary 28 —I - HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. R. O. Larson was hostess to the • Thursday afternoon club last week. Mrs. Kenneth Cottle was a guest. High score In bridge I gdts were received by the couple, was won by Mrs. Burnall Brown i The groom is the son of Mrs. Lor etta Dickerson of Oakland, Califor and the traveling prize by Mrs. nia. The bride was graduated from Frank Morgan. Nyssa high .school with the class TH U R SD AY CLUB MEETS of 1942. NYSSA BOY WEDS Miss Lila Lee Hoag of Blalock, Oregon and Roy E. Osborne of Nyssa, Oregon were united in mar riage Tuesday afternoon, January 15 at the home of the bride's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hoag. The wedding vows were read at i 30 o'clock in the afternoon by the bride's aunt. Rev. (Mrs.) Bly the Kirby Russ, assistant pastor of the First Christian church of Blck- nell, Indiana. The vows of the dou ble ring ceremony were heard be fore gn altar fashioned of white chrysanthemums and white candel- bra. The couple was attended by Miss Margaret Johnson of Rose- burg, Oregon, former roommate of I the bride and a senior at Oregon State college, and Cecil Kirby of Blalock, uncle of the bride. Oiven in marriage by her father, I the bride wore a gown o f the tra- I dltional white satin made with a j full train and a full veil of white i net and lace. The veil was held In | place by a coronet o f lace. The | bride carried a bouquet of white carnations. The maid of honor wore a dress of delicate pink net and carried a nosegay of pink rose buds. Mr. Osborne is the son of Mr and Mrs. Dale Osborne o f Nyssa, Oregon. He was recently discharged from the army air corps, having served more than four years. Preceding the ceremony, Marlon Weatherford of Arlington, sang ‘Be cause” accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Marion Weatherford. Mrs. Weatherford played the "Wedding March" by Lohengrin. The bride's mother was lovely Ir. a dark brown dress with a corsage of pink rose buds. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the home of the bride's parents. The newlywed couple left immediately following the reception. The couple stopped in Nyssa while on their wedding trip. Bernard Eastman Septic Tank Cleaning Plumbing Brower Plumbing Shop —8 - TUESD AY CLUB MEET Members of the Tuesday after noon bridge club met at the home of Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. R. G. Larson and Mrs. W. R. Camp bell were guests. Prizes were won by Mrs A. C. Sallee and Mrs. Lar son 8 - - HKID AL SHOWER GIVEN A bridal shower was held Satur day, January 19 for Mrs. Harold Snyder (nee Pay Price) at the Ira Price home. The afternoon was spent in playing games under the supervision of Mrs. Grover Cooper. Mrs. Snyder received many nice gifts. At 4 o'clock a lunch was ser ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Price and Mrs. Cooper, assisted by Mrs. E. H. Price. 8 - W IL L GIVE P A R T Y Members of the American Leg ion auxiliary have issued an Invit ation to the public to attend a bridge and pipochle party to be held in the Legion hall January 25 at 8 o'clock. The party will be given for the benefit of the aux iliary child welfare program. Prizes will be given giv^p for high scores in bridge and pinochle. An addi tional prize will also bd given. Mrs. Joe Maughan is chairman for ar rangements and the selling or tickets - 8 - NEW MEMBERS IN IT IA T E D The American Legion auxiliary held Initiation o f new members Thursday evening, January 17. New members include Myrl Duncan, El izabeth Burton, Lotta Phillips, El sie Ritenbaugh, Minnie Moyes, and NYSSA VISITO R S Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Taylor and Anna Matheny. their son, Ernest, recently released - 8 - V IS IT IN NYSSA after three years service in the Mr and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher have navy, left Monday for their home In Clinton, Utah. They had been as their house guests. Howard Bur- visiting for a week at the home of relle, radio technician in the navy, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Child. Miss Zola who has served in the Philippines Barker of Saracuse, Utah, accom and was discharged December 16, First Lt. Ralph Burrelle, a pilot panied them. In the 73rd bomb group, who ser — 8 — ved on Saipan and Guam and was TO HAVE BOX SOCIAL All members o f the Owyhee Rid discharged January 11. Howard and ing club and their partners and Ralph are brothers, live In Albany, those desiring to become members Oregon. will meet Thursday night at 8 - 8 - CHATTER BOX CLUB MEETS o'clock at the Oregon Trail school Mrs. Glen Suitor entertained the house for a box social and business meeting. Election o f officers for Chatter Box club at her home 1948 wll be held and new members Thrusday afternoon with 17 mem will be accepted. Ladies are reques bers attending. Mrs. Wallace Gregg, ted to provide lunch for two in a the new president, presided. Mrs. Robert Bigelow of South decorated box, which will be auct ioned to the highest bidder. Coffee Dakota was a guest. Mrs. John Ridder was In charge will be furnished by the club. of the games. Mrs. Wallace Gregg ind Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin won high TO GIVE P A R T Y The Odd Fellows and members and Mrs. Minnie Lueck won the of the Rebekah lodge will give consolation prize Mrs. Pat Sweany and Mrs. Willis a benefit card party in the Odd Bertram agreed to type the year books. All property o f the club to be E.W. PRUYN tored at the C. H. Bennett home. Refreshments of candwiches, ol ives, salad and coffee were served. Auto Repairing Mrs. Jim Olin will entertain Reboring, Valve Grind the club on February 21 with a white elephant Valentine party. ing, Latne work. Parts Every member attending Is to pro vide a "white elephant" for a and accessories grab box. Phone 56w Don M. Graham - I - ( EI.ERRATES B IR T H D A Y Miss Betty F ife celebrated her 12th birthday Saturday by taking several of her friends to the theatre. Light refreshments were served a f ter the show at her home. - Insurance Agency Fire and Automobile Insurance Rentals Bonds Sewing Class To Open— The first meeting of the adult sewing class under the direction of Too Late to Classify SALE—Order your sw at ,n the army during part of that FOR Spanish onion seed, flower seeds time was a prisoner of war. and garden seeds from Watts Seed Visitors From Ogden— company, Parma, Idaho. 17J8xc. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barrett and Edmund Ray of Ogden. Utah, have F<_>R SALE— 40-acre farm, good Im been visiting friends and relatives provements. Large three-room house here. Mr and Mrs. Barrett have with built-ins and dairy barn. Five been house guests at the Grant miles northwest of Dessert Seed Miss Virginia Van Slyke will be held In the home economics room of the high school building Janu company plant. Inquire at Oordon's ary 30 at 8 o'clock. The meeting Jones home. Mr. Ray was at the Drive-in, Randall Stathopulos. home of his brother, Gordon Ray. will be devoted to planning the The Thursday evening bridge 24J2xp. Both men plan on farming here In program for tailoring and plain club met at the home of Mrs. C. FOR SALE— New modera five-room sewing. No materials will be need the future. W. Buchner. Special guests were house, two bedrooms, closet and ed for the first meeting. Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. John Here From Idaho— built-ins. Oorner Park and High Olson, and Mrs. Hugh Tobler. P ri Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garner of way 30. H. O. Johnson. 24Jlxp. zes were won by Mrs. George Hen- Nursing Home Notes— Burley, Idaho arrived here Satur Mr. and Mrs. Benjaman Lancas neman and Mrs. Sylvester Heiner. day to visit Mr. Garner's brothers. W ANTED—T o buy, 2 year old ter o f Parma are parents of a son Vern and Delbert. They are looking white-face bull. W rite M. A. Rat- — 8 — ENTERTAIN CLUB weighing 9 pounds. The baby was for a place to farm. aezyk, Rt. 2. 24J2xp. The Sunday evening bridge club born January 22. met with Mr. and Mrs. Harry M in Mr. and Mrs. Merle Portenler of RHEUMATISM er. Ouests of the club were Mr. and Mrs. Buchner. Mr. and Mrs. Parma are parents of a girl born and ARTHRITIS Joe Sutherland and Mr. and Mrs. January 23. The child weighed 7 George Sallee. Winners in bridge pounds and 11 ounces. Insurance I suffered for years and am so Real Estate were Mr. and Mrs. George Henne- A daughter was born to Mr. and thankful that I found relief from man. Prizes were also won by Mrs. Phone 64 Mrs. J. A. Sopher of Nyssa Janu this terrible affliction that I will Sallee and Mrs. Sutherland. Nyssa, Oregon ary 23. The baby weighed 5 pounds gladly answer anyone writing me . - 8 - for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz, G IVE P A R T Y and 8 ounces. Mrs. A. L. Fletcher and Mrs. W. Patients dismissed January 23 E. Schlreman entertained five ta bles of bridge Monday afternoon were Mrs. Frank Graham and at the home of Mrs. Fletcher. P ri baby and Mrs. Cecil Evans. zes went to Mrs. Tom Burningham, Mrs. Joe Sutherland and Mrs. Em Injured In Fall — ma Quimby. Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Robert E. (Pud) Long chip Mrs. Schireman were also host at ped the bone In one of her should five tables o f bridge Tuesday even ers when she fell while skating on ing, prizes going to Mrs. Burnall the Arcadia pond Saturday night. Brown, Mrs. Artie Robertson and A gash was cut above her left eye when her glasses were broken. Mrs. S. Burbridge. - RECEIVES SILVER BEAVER Scoutmaster Leo Child of Nyssa Boy Scout troop 58, was one o f the three men to be awarded the Sil ver Beaver at the annual meeting | and banquet of the Ore-Ida coun cil at Caldwell Sunday evening. Mr. Child has been engaged in the scouting since 1913 and has nearly every award that can be attained, for outstanding service. Mrs. Child received a corsage of white garden ias. The annual scout program for troop 58 In Nyssa will be held in the L. D. S. church February 3. The public is invited to attend. The boys will receive badges and be promoted to higher ranks. The an nual banquet for the boys and their parents Is scheduled to be held February 14. LOCAL NEWS ter, Mrs. Carl Burningham and family. Christensen spent five years Here From Idaho— Mr. and Mrs. Miles Canada of Jerome are visiting Mrs. Canadas two brothers, A1 and Jesse Thom pson; her sister, Mrs. Anna Dail of Arcadia, and other relatives. Going To Fort Lewis— T/dgt. Thomas L. Wells and Mrs. Wells will leave for Fort Lew is, Washington today to report for further duty in the army. T/Sgt. Wells has been stationed at the local P. W. camp since May 13. Home From Tokyo— Pfc. Stanley Lucero arrived home last week from Tokyo. He was called to Nyssa because of the ser- , ious illness of his wife. He will report to Ft. Lewis, Washington February 11. On Vacation— Pfc. Jesse Bueno arrived In Nyssa last Wednesday from Indo-Chlna, for a visit with JiU wife and baby. They left Friday for Billings, I Montana to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Basqral Bueno, former Nyssa residents. Returns Home— Mrs. Cora Tomlinson and Miss Donna Florea returned to Nyssa Monday after a visit at Jan Jose. California. While away they at tended a three-day conference at the church of Christ at Jan Jose. On Derailed Train— Mrs. Frank Rambaud of Nysas was aboard the Union Pacific train that was derailed between La- Grande and Pendleton early this week. None o f the passengers on the train was injured or killed, but the fireman and engineer lost their lives. Undergoes Operation— Miss Janice Frost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost, un derwent an appendix operation in the Holy Rosary hospital in Ontar io early Sunday morning. In Boise Hospital— Laurence Fischer, brother of Ja cob Fischer, Is in the veterans hos- pita at Boise suffering from arth ritis in his feet. He was recently released from the army. For Sale 1942 GMC 6 by 6 cab-over engine truck, 2 \'-> tons, 7:50 by 20 mud and snow grip tires with tools and tire chains, 165 inch wheel-base. This truck is as good as new and a real buy. M' Freeman’s Machine Shop ' * ^ Phone 125W. Nyssa, Oregon Sows and Gilts Friday, Feb. 1. Registered Hereford Sell at Auction I will sell about 30 hereford sows and gilts at the Nyssa Livestock Com. Co. Yards Nyssa, Oregon Phone 25R BERNARD EASTMAN Spend Week-End In Wilder— Mrs. Jacob Fischer and daugh ter, Lorraine, spent the week-end In Wider visiting relatives. In Utah— Mrs, Edrls Jones left Monday for Ogden to visit friends. Expected Home— Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hartley were expected home from Utah this week. Undergoes Operation— D. E. Mitchell underwent a major operation Wednesday In the Holy Rosary hospital at Ontario. At Fort Ord— Pfc. Dareld Steinke Is stationed at Fort Ord, California, awaiting further orders. Leaves For France— Pfc. Charles Myers left January 7 for France with a load of G e r - 1 man prisoners. His wife and child are living in Nyssa. 8 - ENTERTAIN VISITORS Mr and Mrs. Gordon Ray enter tained friends at the Payette Coun try club Saturday evening. Ouests were Mr. and Mrs. Orant Jones. Mr and Mrs, Wayne Barrett and Edmund Day o f Ogden and Miss Vera Anderson Mr. and Mrs. D. O Bybee entertained at Sunday din- ner for Mr and Mrs Barret and Edmund Ray. Nyssa, Oregon Phone 95J In Hospital— Ed Corfleld of who underwent a recently, is back having suffered a Owyhee district, major operation In the hospital, relapse Go To Mr and Mrs. Herschel Thompson and Mr and Mrs. R. A. Thompson left for Salem Wednesday of last week. Herriman One-Stop Service Texaco Gas and Oil Expert Lubrication Car Washing Motor Steam Cleaning Firestone Tires Genuine Ford Batteries x C ar and Truck Repairing and Overhauling Motor Tune Up Ford Sales and Service Adequate Stock o f Parts and Accessories Herriman Motor Company
