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T H E NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAT,F SIX THURSDAY, JU LY 1, 1948 wedding trip to the coast, tile young personnel of the far east air forces. son. Brent, of Washington were ccuple will be at home iu McCall, • Ls the service and supply agency house guests of Mr. and Mrs. La- Idaho. » j serving strategic air units of the far Mont Fife Tuesday and Wednesday Out-of-town guests were Mr. and I fcast air forces in this area of the i of last week. Mrs. Leonard Kennedy Mr. and pacific. It Is under the command | ----------------------- ' Mrs. Robert JLrgerman and Mr. and of Brigadier General Arthur Tho- , Accepts Appointment— Mrs. E. R. Fulp, all of LaGrande. mas. Herren inspects base “ flight Nobi Okano, uaughter of C. T. Mrs. Charlotte Hill of Milton, Mrs. Steve Bayless of Eugene, Mrs. | aircraft here at Harmon air force Okano of Nyssa, has accepted an [ base. j appointment as dietetic interne at Henry iherrill anJ Shirley and Ter NYSSA COUPLE WED — -------------------- I University of Oregon hospital. Port- ry of Klimath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Mis.s Bernice Bowen and LaVern Vein Wilson of McCall and Mr. uis two-weeks vacation visiting his land, according to the economics Cieaver were united in marriage ! parent. Mr. and Mr. Alex Glenn, placement office at Iowa State col- and Mrs. Harold Teel of Payette. who have been in ill health. He lege. Miss Okano will reecive a In the Methodist church In Nyts* MARRIED IN ONTARIO will also visit In Idaho Falls. Shel- year's student training at Portland Sunday, June 20, with Rev. Don S. The weddm; of Mrs. Harriet Hoi- i ley and Firth, Idaho with other and ui»n its completion will be ac- Campbell officiating. , cepted into the American Dietetic man to G. W. Pennie. both of relatives and friends. 1917. The bride, tjiven in marriage by In The Nysra. was solemnized at 2 p.m., I association. couple are at home cn the Visiting Here— June 27 in the Christian church her father, John E. Bowen, wore C cover ranch following a honey of Ontario. Rev. J. S. Beem of Mrs. Cora Sherwood of Salt Lake Serving on Tender— a gown of White moive taffetta, moon trip through Nevada and City arrived in Nyssa last week Harry E. Counsil, metalsmith third Ontario officiated. with a finger-tip veil, and carried a Id a h o . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scott, of for an indefinite stay at the H. R. class, U. S. navy, son of Owen P. colonial bouquet of white carna Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Counsil of Nyssa, Is serving aboard Baker attended the br.de and t Sherwood home. Mrs. S. A. Ness and mother of the submarine tender uSb Nereus, groom. Mrs. Jay Moore, of On- ( tions surrounded by sweetpeas. Plymouth. Mrs. Austin Good- which participated in recent Pacific He-e From Washington— ai'.o, sang "The Lord's Prayer", Miss Dorothy Settles, attending Nejv on and daughter, Nancy, of Par and fleet inter-type exercises. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wild the bride as matron of honor, wore ma. Mr. and Mrs. led Daws, Prank Mrs Leno Locber. 508 Ne. torine, hp'perl Wilson, daughters of tile Miss Beverly Hoehn was recently Daws, Mrs. Grace Mills of Payette, a pale pink gown and carried a Nampa, announces the engagement song "Because". installed as honored queen of Mrs. Geonje Chambers of Hungry of her daugnter, Miss JanLe Loe- bride, After the ceremony a reception Nyssa bethel No. 33. Story in sec- small colonial bouquet to match Horse. _ Montana, Leonard Nickels oer. to Donald L. WiLson, son of was held. The tables were decorated olld section. .by Evansl and Mr alld Mrs „ Mr. the bride's bouquet, Both mothers of Mrs. George M. Wilson of with roses and a tiered wedding------------------------ (Photo —— -------------- wore afternoon dresses of blue chidderdon and mother, Mrs. T. A. Nyssa. and Miss Loeber, who was grad cake. Mrs. Robert Holman and Mrs Serving on Guam— with white accessories. | Gall of Notus. uated from the Northwest Nazarene Carl Holman poured. in 1947, has been teaching After a short wedding trip, the Master Sergeant Harold D. Her- Alvin served as groom's COFFMAN-WILSON a , Cleaver ^ his brother. VOWS college in Nyssa for the past year. She is couple will reside at the Waukeen ron, son 0f Mr. and Mrs. H. M. man for Leonard Clea- , EXCHANGED HERE SUNDAY an art at the summer Miller resort for the summer while jjerron ()f Nyssa, is now serving ver and Jack Bowen ushered. I m K s Dorothy Lucille Coffman, session at instructor Northwest Nazarene col Mr. Pennie homes and his son are of b the u i j with l d the - # far east air forces on the _ MUs Marjorie Bishop Sang "By daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wilbur lege Mr. Wilson Is employed In ing three for officials the Waterfall'' and Mrs. Campbell R. Coffman of Nvssa. became the tj,a „ffieg at Nyssa. The wed Blue Mountain Lumber company in island of Guam. Sgt. Herren Ls W hite Pumps— W hite Sandies played the wedding march. briile of Bill Wilson, son of Mr. | din; pg held in August. John Day. They will return to their currently assigned as an aircraft A reception was held after the and Mrs. L. E. Wilson of Nyssa. | ---- 1 ---------------------- home in Nyssa this fall. Brown Sandies— Sizes 4 to 8 inspector with the headquarter and ceremony In the church. A three- at a candlelight ceremony Sunday, gift from the groom. She carried a All of Mrs. Pennie's children were base services squadron at the Mar tier wedding cake, decorated with June 27 at 2 p. m. in the Metho- pro ent. Out-of-town guests were W hile They Last plnk sweetpeas, was served. Mrs. di.st church of Nyssa. The double white Bible with an orchid. and Mrs. Robert Holman of ianas air material area. This com George Chambers, aunt of the ring ceremony was performed by I Mrs. Mary Kennedy, matron of Mr. Pueblo, Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Da- mand, known as Maxama to the bride, and Mi's. Lyle Fullmer, pour- Rev. Don.ild S. Campbell, wore a yellow net gown with \ vid Holman of Oswego, Mr. and ed the punch. Mrs. Magnus Kkun- , Given In mftrriage by her father, honor, matching hat and carried Mrs. Thomas Holman of Corvallis, ger, cousin of the groom, and Mrs. the bride wore a wedding gown of a nosegay of picture Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holman of carnations. Sidney BurblcV<e served the cake. ; blue organza and a fingertip veil Harold Wilson, brother of the Boise. Mrs. Herbert Scott Miss Lois Bybee and Miss Ruth falling from a halo of seed pearls groom, was best man. Ushers were and Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Dflare Cole of Toombs displayed the many beau- (and orange blossoms. Her Jewelry Leonard Kennedy and Robert Hag- Baker. tlful gifts and Miss Janie Parr was ia single strand of pearls, a ertnan. Lighting the candles were 5 MARRI AGE ANNOUNCED Dolores Cofrman, sister of the bride and Roberta Morfit, niece of the The marriage of Eileen Griffitts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray ’.room. Mrs. Donald Campbell played the Griffitts of Nyssa. to Pfc. Albion wedding marches of Lohenigren and Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Mendellesohn and accompanied Mrs. Johnson of Fruitland, was an Reva Bayless, who sang "Because" nounced last week. The marriage was held in Winnemucca. Nevada uid "The Lord's Prayer". Mrs. Coffman, mother of the June 15. Attendants were Mr. and bride, wore an afternoon dress o f1 Mrs. A. O. Johnson. The groom Drive your car in and Greveling — Palm dayl black and white crepe with white will return to Camp Stoneman, Cali fornia and then leave for overseas accessories. Men’s Sizes S-M-L put it in the hands of A reception was held immediately duty. after the ceremony. The bridp and Values to $5.95 Dur expert mechanics. ENTERTAIN AT PARTY groom cut the first piece of the wedding cake, after which It was Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herriman en served by the groom's slster-in-low tertained a group at a dinner They’ll make a thor H eadquarters for Men’s and Boys’ Lee Mrs. Emma Wilson. Punch was ser- party at their home Sunday evening, ved by Mrs. Helen WiLson and Ruth Followin' the dinner, bridge was ough inspection, replace Overalls — Lee the 6 to 1 Favorite Hazen. Also assisting were Mrs. in play, with prizes going to Mr. Glady Morfit and Mrs. Charlotte and Mrs. George Mitchell and Mr. worn or broken parts, Hill. Mrs. Robert Hagerman of La- and Mrs. Burnall Brown. Grande was In olvarge of the guest , and make the delicate AUXILIARY INSTALLS book. For traveling Mrs. WiLson wore a ] Installation of officers of the dressmaker suit of aqua blue with ( ladies auxiliary of the Veterans adjustments that mean brown and white accessories and of Foreign Wars were installed at DRY GOODS SHOES CLOTHING an orchid corsage. After a short a meeting held Monday night. 50 ! Wanda Sykes was the installing so much to auto per X-Ray Shoe Fitting officer. The new officers are Mrs. formance ! Nyssa, Oregon Leo C. Bear, president; Viola Teske, fenior vice president; Maud Calvert, junior vice president; Violet Grun- Standard size oven, tum bler switches, eight- ke, chaplain; Geneva Lay, secre tary-treasurer, and Margaret Sage, speed control switch for oven, and Chromalox conductress. —5— heating elements. SOCIETY MEETS The members of the Methodist Full line of standard size Women's society entertained a num ItV LEW HERRIMAN of guests a.t a special birthday July 4th reminds us It wasn't ber electric ranges also on meeting the church last Thurs so long ago that our country was day. The at group for a 1 o'clock just a small group of "13 colonies pothuk dinner. met They seated that didn't like to he pushed ar at tables decorated for were each month ound. As to the size and [tower of if the year, each person sitting at the country today, leave that to the table representing the month the holiday orators. They’ll give it Following the dinner to you with all the trimmings and of and her the birth. serving of birthday cake, gestures. You know, the Declara 1 Block West R. R. Depot at each table pres tion of ¡Independence was approved the members a number fitting for the by the colonial delegates on July ented month they represented. Twenty- 4th, but they didn't sign it until five dollars was received in birth August 2. Still, the day we cele day collections for the day. brate doesn't matter, because It's 5 good all year 'round. So pay your FAMILY GATHERING HEI D respects to Uncle Sam on his blrth- A family gathering was held Sun | day—and let's see to it that he has day, June 20 at the T. H. Brewer many more of them. Owyhee section in J "A fool and his money", says home In the of Father's day. Those; PROGRAM Ron Whitaker, "Is a good fellow observance present were Mr. and Mrs. Roy | I lo have around". and son. Jack; Mr. and Shirley Temple's studio reiior'ed Brewer Mrs. Ernest Barker and Gerald.' I she has just discovered her first Eldon. Bud. Ralph. Carolyn, grey hair. That's an announcement Robert. Helen. Phone 106 Tommy, Ronald Donald that makes us all feel a few years and Ruth Barker; Mr. and Mrs.) I older. 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