THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY,^JU L\_L-H Ü l___
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lpriles were 7 « . Carence A * » - — « . *** Miner and Eitonjc^mp.
zm, sorority sisters of the bride.
ot Payette, Mrs William C Bisnop j Council.
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Mrs. St unz, a graduate of Nyssa
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land Mrs. Fred Mitchell
high school, attended Oregon State
model, on rubber rvM
BIRTHDAY PARTY OIVEN Sunset
college, where she was affiliated
valley.
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birthday dinner was given
I entertain salt lakers Tuesday
with Oamma Phi Beta sorority.
July 2 at the FOR BALE- Tw0. ^
Mr and Mrs D. O. Bybee enter- home of evening,
The groom is a graduate of Nyssa
Mr. und Mrs. Wl.ey good 600 » le Ur*,
tained Friday evening at dinner Clowers
high school and the University of
In observance of George pad; one-hole
for relatives from Salt Lake City,
:e-hole electric
Washington.
birthday.
After a wedding trip to Canada,
Leno
Christensen,
Ben«?
p.aces were laid for 14. The cen dowers'
menta.
Guests In addition to the honoree merits,
HELEN SALLEE BRIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Stunz will be at
terpiece for the table was a low were
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Clowers,
crystal bowl of large red rases,
home in Nyssa.
in St. Pauls Episcopal church
with two white miniature doves Allen Clowers, Mr. and Mrs. Law f o r d c o w s with c a lv a r
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Sunday, June 30, Miss Helen Eil
DONALD ELDREDGE WEDS
on each side. Assisting hostess rence Bailey and daughters, Tom C o l u m b i a Ave.
een Sallee, daughter of Mr. and
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Clowers and Gail, Gary and Randy
At a ceremony performed Sun
was Mrs. DarThel Pike.
Mrs. Arthur C. Sallee, was married
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Clowers.
day,
June
16.
Miss
Barbara
Flem
to Ensign Emil O. Etunz, U S. NR,
FOR SALEr OLson¡ñ¿Tl¿
ing,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
HONORED
AT
SHOWER
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son of Mr. and Mrs. EJnll A.
like new. Also larg,
CELEBKATE3 BIRTHDAY
G. C. Fleming of Oroville, Calif
A bridal shower was given in
S unz. The double ring ceremony
cream seperator in Ionl Schoc
Susan
Elizabeth
Plants
celebrated
ornia.
became
the
bride
of
Donald
honor of Miss Donna Jean Moth
was performed by Rev. C. L. Call
C. Eldredge. son of Mr. and Mrs.
_______ June 27 at the her fifth birthday last Wednesday E. A. Dewey.
erly Thursday,
ahan.
T H. Eldredge of Nyssa.
home of Mrs. Otis Bullard, with afternoon with a lawn party. The
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Given in marriage by her fath
The Rev. J. D. Miller officiated
Mr-. John Zittercob and Mrs. Lee co|or scheme of pink and white was \ one 8-day mantle clock* a
er, the bride wore a gown of
in the presence of the families and
Dail assisting.
I carried on the birthday cake with time keepers, ( w , 1
white marquisette whose shirred
friends of the couple.
from Nursing hm
Most of the afternon was spent candles and ice cream. Fourteen Across
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skn~t terminated in a court train.
A prelude of organ music by
Max
Christensen play ng games. Plano
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e
tl
n
uttle
tots
and
five mothers attend FOR JJAU-l Estate he,L
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A Juliet cap of lace and seed
Miss Frances Ormandy and a vo- have been E nding their honey- were played^ by Mary ^Lou^Schenk. | „M hejwrty.
new. Heats 5 room».
pearls held the fingertip veil in
cil;
al solo “I’ll Walk Beside You"
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place. The bride carried a white
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prayer book with an orchid and
WANTED— Real e»t»tt
organ accompaniments
white streamers tied with steph-
scheme prevailed at the shower FOR SALE— Rocking chair ------I
Only tt
L. H .. Phone 42R Ontario. R. /
the candlelight ceremony. Eight Shirley Doolin.
anotls.
!
Th
bride
received
many
lovely
appeared
Ful
mer,
stucco
house
by
Herren's
manager
Ontario
Branch
,
sorority
sisters
of
the
bride,
carry-
j
The bride's sister, Lucille Sallee,
ing tall flower-trimmed candles i ' by her father. She wore a gown gifts.
roll are el
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was maid of honor. She was dress
and garlands of tulle, formed^ an w[th whlte tafieta bodice with HAPPY EIGH t CLUB MEETS
»pedal act
ed in a pale green marquisette
aisle for the wedding party. They heart shape neck-line and a full | Members of the Happy Eight
dress with a drop shoulder line
by the lo.
Arthur L. Hawkins is th eiwere followed by Miss Jane Crider net
Sire wore a tiara of white carna
skirt and train. Her fingertip, pinochle club met at the home ol
s hool Bud
tions and sweetpeas.
I former OeraMl.ie
Vys- i »ho !‘fhted‘he “ nd>es beld * veil was held In place by a coronet Mrs Dave Mitchell with Mrs. Lor-
July
H-
Bridesmaids Denver
were Miss who Beverly
lia. she ... was married in Caldwell 'delabra.
lhf 8iris Miss
and candles
in Warnke
the can-
pearls.
Her colonial bou-:lain Bechstead as hostess Friday
The pin t
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Ramona
ol
t
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,
Donahue of Denver,
wore fast month.
was pink carnation and white Mrs. Tom Eldredge won high score.
ton P to s
Lebanon, Oregon, in a beige suite quet
a blue taffeta frock, and M iss---------------------------------------
sweetpeas with pink and white A lunch was served.
tunlty to
and
a
crownless
pink
hat.
was
Greta Stunz, who wore lavender ._, ____
streamers,
sweetpeas
and
baby
of In: rea ii
maid of honor. She carried a puff breath.
net over taffeta. Their headdresses e ll
HAVE PARTY
au>i8 the
were tiaras of pink carnations and S"81«" w;illam Bowman. U. S. N. ball arrangement of pink car The bride's cousin, Wilma Bull L. D. GIRLS
S. girls between the ages
limitation
WOOL
CASHMERE
and tulle.
sweetpeas. All three attendants R-. was groom's man and Lyle nations
ard. was maid of honor. She was of 15 and 16 years held a party
11, artliic
The bride, who entered on the attired
carried nosegays of mixed flowers. Miner and Elton Counsil were arm
in a blue satin formal and [ at the home of Mrs. Frank Skeen
tution.
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PER
CENT
WOOL
of
her
father,
chose
for
her
The bride’s mother wore a lav- ushers
a bouquet of pink carna -1 Wednesday evening. Afterwards the
The »tl»»
welding attire a powder-blue suit carried
eiider sheer dress with pink acc- Miss June Savage sang and Mrs. with
tions.
| group attended a picture show.
of the *ix
SIZES lOi/o AND 12 ONLY
silver
trim
and
a
lacy
white
essories and a corsage of garden- fjjida Tensen played the wedding off-the-face hat. She carried a Miss Marion Hipp, a school friend Lunch was served to 12. Chairman
posed to b
las The groom's mother was dressed musjc
of the bride, who was bridesmaid, Mildred Williams, Mrs Frank Skeen,
19*6-47 [is
white
Bible
with
a
white
orchid
In a pale blue eyelet with white A reception was held at the A. |
-¡hull"
TSevuier. wore a gown of blue net and carr- i ftrst counsellor and Mrs. Dean
The »: m
accessories. She too, wore a ___
gar- L c 8allee
Bailee nom
home following
following tne
the cere
cere- Ianci
streamers.
were ied a bouquet of white carnations, J pife> secretary, were in charge. The
tentative
met at nbbon
the altar
by the They
bridegroom
mony, Mrs. William H. Smith ot and hls attendant, charles Beak_ The little flower girl, Patricia group is one of three groups of
which is a
Michielson of Nyssa, wore a dress girL ranging between the ages of
Jerome. Idaho served the wedding ,ey of Ro6ebUrg, Oregon,
over the b
cake and Mrs. G. M. Sallee and At the reception, whlch follow. of white net.
1 12 and 18, a newly promoted
The turn
Mrs. K. E. Kerby poured. Assisting ,,d the ceremonyi a floral-wreath- Charles Landreth was best man church-wide organization, to credit
partly jp.v a
garage aiu
were Miss Mardi Sallee. Mrs. Lew- pd Weddlng cake centered the and Jelmar Schoen. brother of the the girls for their various activities
FLEA ANO lOUSI
Is Brandt of Boise and Misses Lois table flanked by tall white can- !groom- and Jack zittercob' cousin for which they may win special
busea,
POWDER
DDT
Tiller of Nampa. Jacqueline Jagg- dies. Assisting In serving were the of the bride, were ushers.
awards .
tional tola
GOES RIGHT ON KIUING THEM
er of Ontario and Margaret Sara- Misses Lucille Sallee and Georgiana A reception was held at the
lighting at
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following the ceremony.
major - rep.
HOSTS AT DINNER
Post. Mrs. George Grayson, house church
Those assisting were the bride's Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stunz were
Jobs deft :n
mother, presided at the table.
aunts, Mrs. John Zittercob, who hosts to a dinner party at the Pay
and MOW) f
After a month's vacation, the cut
wedding cake, and Mrs. ette Country club Saturday even
cadla acinx
“IS LIFE SO DEAR AND PEACE newlyweds expect to make their Otis the
Bullard and Mrs. Lee Dail. ing honoring Miss Helen Sallee and
Addition.:
home in Camas, Washington.
The
couple
will
make
their
home
creases
and
Emil
G.
Stunz,
who
were
married
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SO SWEET AS TO BE PURCHAS
Kearns, Utah, where Mr Schoen Sunday afternoon in St. Paul's
the rwn .n»
NYSSA COUPLE
MARRIED I is at stationed
with the army.
Ten thou:
Episcopal church. Other guests
IN PAYETTE CEREMONY
ED AT THE PRICE OP BONDS
funds are
In the First Baptist church of HONORED ON 8 BIRTHDAY attending were Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
sinking fu>
Payette, Idaho. Friday, June 28 at Miss Betty Lomax was honored Sallee, the Misses Lucille and Mar
people oi
AND SLAVERY ".
a candlelight ceremony. Miss Don on the occasion of her birthday di Sallee, Beverly Donohue, Greta
ago
for tin
na Jean Matherly was married to June 26 when a group of friends Stunz. Mrs. Gretchen Squires, Bill
WHILE THEY LAST
shop an :1 t
Flight Officer Ronald W. Schoen, gathered at her home
BUILDING
PERMITS
Eleven tho
Nyssa.
Despite elimination of the OPA by congress of The
present were Peggy Pounds Mrs. J. R. Winchell, remodeling,
taken from
bride Is a daughter of Mr. of Those
Nyssa, Nyla and Gerry Mals- north Fifth street, lot 3. block 49,
we are adopting a policy of
which was
and Mrs. Theo Matherly of Ont berger
of Pawnee, Oklahoma, Lee Park addition, $1500, stucco.
mainten m '
ario and the groom is a son of Roy Walter
HOLDIN THE LINE
of Jerome. Idaho, and Chet Mosier, construction, Fourth
Altoge hei
Mr. and Mrs. W. Schoen of Nyssa.
Regular
$3.85
Sorenson, Mr and Mrs. street, north half lots 6 and 5,
an
estimate
The double ring ceremony was Loretta
AGAINST HIGHER PRICES
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene block 38, Park addition, $9000, 16
drawn from
performed by Rev. Paul Felthouse Floyd
Si
by
32,
brick
veneer.
Freeman
and
son,
Donald
Sayre
We are buying quality merchandise as cheap In friends.
direct tax
the presence of 60 relatives and and Kenny Lomax of Parma.
will
Good Used Davenport------Cheap trict
ly as possible and we will continue to sell at a The bride was given in marriage Refreshments of cake and ice
$34,500
fn*it
cream were served during the ev
Used Tent —9 x 10—Umbrella Style
port
fund,
fair margin.
ening, which was spent in visiting.
$76.000 to b
Miss Sorenson played the accord- DAIRY HERD DISPOSAL SALE
the tax on
—Friday, July 12, starting at 1 p.
ian.
should e ml
m„ 1 mile west of Ontario, >4 m.
proxlm. t. i,
north
and
14
mile
west.
48
head
of
PARTY HONORS GIRL
ley. ariuxd
Diana Maulding, four-year-old dairy cattle; dairy equipment. Bert
dent, s.nii
Nyssa’s Quality Store
165 Main Street
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Owens, owner, Bert Anderson and
F e e d for e g g s this
Maulding, was the inspiration for Joe Church aucts.
fall. P u r i n a L a y
two parties this week. Wednes
day evening at the Payette Coun
Chow balan ces grain
try club six persons attended a
for e g g production.
dinner in her honor. Thursday
PROGRAM
afternoon 39 of her little friends
and relatives attended a birthday
party at her home. Her pink and
white cake had two tiers. She re
ceived many lovely gifts.
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SHOWER HONORS MRS KING
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 5-6
Mrs. Herman King was honored
b) 34 of her friends Tuesday after
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
noon with a pink and blue shower
Jinx Ealkenburg— Forrest Tucker in
given at the home of Mrs. Leslie
W G Sn & » rii Jo*
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m
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C. Ballantyne, with Mrs. William
“TALK ABOUT A LADY”
ÿssa
Orr and Mrs. Richard Maw as co
And a special action musical western with
hostesses. Various spring flowers
adorned the rooms. Those winning
stars from radio, stage, rodeo, screen and re
h r i X f P tlv a n
®
Tl
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Will
Add
à
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United States Navy
Surplus Socks
35c,
Three For $1.00
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Bracken’s
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-SPECIAL--
Small Foot Stool
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$ 1 .5 0
O w y h e e D ru g C o m p a n y
SALE CALENDAR
PLENTY OF EGOS
fo Seit..
Each
ss m
Ncrdale-Newsom Furniture Ci
Hund
Revi
NYSSA
P h o n e IO Ô
THEATRE
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“ROCKIN’
IN THE ROCKIES’
Shows continuous Saturday from 6 p.m.
Goes With Your Grain
M at., S a l., 2: .>6 A d m 25c-5c In c. T a z
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 7-8
Dorothy Lamour, Arturo I)e Cordova, Patric
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Shows continuous Sunday from 6 p.m.
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DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
Freddie Stewait, June Preisser, Judy Clark in
“JUNIOR PROM”
Also Johnny Mack Brown in
“BORDER BANDITS
Shows continuous Tuesday from 6 p.m.
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Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan. Jack Carson
and Alexis Smith in
“ONE MORE TOMORROW”
The riotous story of a rich rascal and a gal
who talked him into working for a living. It’s
the season’s laughterpiece.
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