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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, M AY 5, 1949 PAGE EIGHT as maid of honor for her sister, and Darlene Stevens of La Granue who wore a pink gown, was brids- V- m maid. Both carried old-fash, cu ed nosegays. LOCAL COUPLE WIJD | George Smit of Parma was at- At a ceremony held at the ! tendent for the groom, with Billie Me hodist Church last Wednesday | and John Toombs, brothers of the evening, Ruth Toombs became the br.de, served as ushers, bride of Richard Strastaugh. The A reception for the young couple s.ngle ring ceremony was perform- [ followed in the church parlors, ed by Rev. Don Maxfteld of the j with Mrs. Gordan Toc.mbs pre- Christian church before and altar siding at the punch bowl, and ,vL. banked with spring flowers witn * Will.arn Scrhirenian ..ervlng tnc lighted tapers on each side of th e ! wedding cake. Assisting with the altar. | serving were Beverly Dixon and Preceding the ceremony, Mablc j Darlene Stevens. Toombs, suiter of the bride, sang Mrs. Jarvis Mitchell had charge "Because”, acconmpanied by M rs.! of the gifts, and Marjory Bishop. Hilda Tensen and Irene Bibbey the guest book. Mrs. Tuom..., wore and Donna Florea sang, "I Dive a pink and black print with ina.eeh- You Truly". Tlie wedding marches ‘ r.g hat for her daughters wedding were played by Mrs. Tensen. | Her corsage was of white carna- Mrs. Strasbaugh wore a Ih e bride wore a white satin tions. gown with a s'hort train. The fing- prey suit with red acceaories. Hei ert'p veil was caught in a pearl corsage was of red roses. Mrs. Strasbaugh was graduated beaded tiara. The bride’s bouquet was of pink sweet peas. Dennis from the Ny&sa High school in Miss Donna Fischer of Nyssa was 1918, and enrolled last fall at the Toombs gave his daughter in mar Eastern Oregon College of Edu- married in Winnamucea. Nevada riage Mable Toombs, in a blue gown, cation at La Grande. She is the April 20 to Alfred Vern Liechty of Emmett. Uncial iWiti's ; ^ M O T H E R ’S DAY Sunday, May 8 B eau tifu l H osiery by Mojud— a wonderful Gift for Mother M ojud Slip s Satin Slips Fine quality--4 Gores $ 1.98 Multi-Filament Rayon with Lace Trim $2.98 Always a nice Gift— Handkerchiefs Big Assortment of Lovely Handkerchiefs From 25c to $1.00 each | SUNSHINE QLUB TO MEET their mothers at a tea Monday af I A meeting of the Sunshine club ternoon at the grade school build □f the Reoekah Lodge will be held ing in Adrian. Tea. jello, and at the I. O. O. F. Hall Friday af cookies were served. The mem ternoon, May 6 at 2 o'clock. bers decided to cancel all regular _ }_ Girl Scout meeting for the sum HOLDS ANNUAL PARTIES The girls will Just have The st. Paul’s Episcopal Guild mer. sponsored Its annual series at pro- camping trips through the sum giersive par-tie, last Thursday mer. evening. Bridge hostesses for the Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Harvey and evening included, Mrs. Bernard children of Wriser weie week-end East-man, Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, Mrs. guests in the Jake Borge home. Ted Morgan, Mrs. Grant Rinehart Mrs. Harvey is a cousin of Mrs and Mrs. J. J. Sarazm. Pinochle j Bonje. .1 jo tesses were Mrs. William Schire-j Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Culbertson and Mrs. V W. Duns. At the'had Sunday dinner with Mrs. Dor- cloie of the evening the guests iothy Slippy and family, gathered at the parish hall w-he:e Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey of e and coffee were .served and the Agile Valley spent Sunday evening irives were awarded. Prizes fo r 1 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy high scores at pinochle went to j Slippy. dr., William Church and Dean Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gonlet Smith, and for low to Mrs. C. C. went to Pendleton Monday to at Cotton and Tom Turner. Prizes tend a Catholic Parents associ for high scores at bridge went to ation meeting. Mrs. Hermon Mrs. Robert Wilson and L. P. Towne, Mrs. Nick Smit, Mrs, Thomas and for low score to Miss Teresa Beronek of Nyssa and Mrs Hattie Burnsmldt and Glea Billings. John Shiel of Kingman Kolony went with them. Mrs. Stanley Gonlet is working GIRL SCOUTS GIVE on a cooked foods and embroidery TEA FOR MOTHERS work sale to be held in Nyssa by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Toombs of Nyssa. Mr. StroJbaugh attended schools in Nebraska, and NEWELL HEIGHTS, May —The day In Tenderfoot Girl Scouts entertained office. pent two years in tlie United States Navy. He is associated with nis father In business in Nyssa. Following a short wedding trip, .he couple will make their home .n Nyssa. - 5 - Pajamas and G ow n s $ 2 .9 5 to $ 4 .9 5 WILSON BROS. DEPT. STORE Nyssa Phone 32 NYSSA p r o g r a m Telephone 108 THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 6 7 Randolph Scott— Ella Raines William Bishop Edgar Buchanan In “ WALKING HILLS” Alone in the desert nine men and a woman . . . seeking fabulous treasure and cscajH* from their pasts. 2-REEL COMEDY CARTOON Mat., Sat., 2:10; A«lm. 30c-9c Inc. Tax Adm. livening»! 44c-9c Inc. Tax SUNDAY, MAY 8 William Powell Ann Blythe “ MR. PEABODY AND THE MERMAID” Here is a fantasy that is sheer delight Mai., Sun., 2:.TO, Adm. 30c-9c. Inc. Tax. Adm. livening* 44c-9c Inc. Tax MONDAY, MAY 9 HOSPITAL BENEFIT JAMBOREE Two Hours o f Fun and Glee on the Stage Starts at 8 p. m. Sponsored by W om en’s Hospital Auxiliary TUESDAY. MAY 10 BARGAIN NIGHT Dane Clark Gail Russell Ethel Barrymore “ MOONRISE” 2-REEL COMEDY COLOR CARTOON Admission .¡Of-Hc, I nr. 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W Foreman of the Meth odist church in the preserve of Mrs. Foreman and J. W. Davey of Winnemucca. Tlie couple will make their home .n Emmett, where Mr. Liechty vs a fruit farmer. Mr. Liechty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Liechty of Emmett, was graduated from the Emmett high school in 1944. He ■erved one year in the navy. Mrs. Liechty, a 1948 graduate of the Nyssa high school, has been em ployed in Falk's store In Boise since last fall. -5 - ENGAOUMEN’l ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Joye, to Daniel L. Nor land. Miss Gann Is a senior at Nyssa high school. Tlie wedding will be held in June. - Munsingwear H o m e T a le n t ladies ’ Blouses H ou se Dresses large Asst, of 80 Square Print Asst. Styles and . Colors. Full and Half sizes _ . ¿ V O O $ 3 .4 5 Sizes and Colors , Many Styles To Choose From $ "7 ,A 5 Make Bracken’s Your Mother’s Day Headquarters For Quality, Economy And Service is OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT CO. 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