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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 22. 1950
presiding a t the punch table. As­
sisting w ith the tables were Mrs.
H enry H artley, Mrs. L. E Robbins
and Mrs. George Colem an
Miss Ja n ice Frost h a d charge of
th e guest book and Mias B etty W in-
M ARRIED IN CHURCH
ohell h a d charge of th e gifts.
At a n impressive can d lelig h t cere­
T h e bride is the d a u g h te r of Mr
m ony held a t th e M ethodist church
a n d M rs David Beers a n d is a
W ednesday evening. Miss Doris
g ra d u a te of the Nyssa high school. ]
Beers became the bride of M erril
S he a tte n d e d Oregon S ta te college. (
Firestone. T he double ring cere­
w here she was affiliated with the
m ony was perlorm ed by Rev Henry
Sigm a K appa sorority. S he has been
G e rn h a rd t of the La G ra n d e F irst
em ployed the past year in th e b lu e |
M ethodist ch u rch
W hite candle-
Cross office in P ortland
labra and baskets of orange blos­
F or h e r d au g h ter's wedding Mrs.
soms and delphinium were used In
Beers wore a navy crepe w ith white |
the background
accessories and Mrs Firestone wore i
Preceding th e cerem ony, Oscar
a grey p rin t with black accessories.
B ratto n sang, "O Prom ise Me” and
B oth wore yellow a n d w hite c a r­
"The Lord's P ra y e r” . He was ac ­
n a tio n corsages.
com panied by Mrs. C arlos B uchner,
T h e groom is the son of Mr. and
who also played th e wedding m a rc h ­
Mrs C. L. Firestone of Vancouver,
es and prelude music. T he candles
W ashington. He a tte n d ed Oregon
were lighted by Mrs Hhlrley Spiva
S ta te college, where he was a ffilia t­
of Boise
ed w ith th e Sigm a P hi Epsilon f r a ­
T he bride wore a long-sleeved
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ternity. He is in business w ith his
gown of slipper sa tin w ith a net j
fa th e r in Vancouver, where the
yoke T h e full em broidered ruffled
M r and Mrs. B ernard Frost an couple will m ake th e ir hom e fol­
skirt was m ade en train , th e finger- «ounce the engagem ent of tlieii lowing a wedding trip to Victoria.
tip veil m Of Frwnctl Uhl Ion With daughter, Helen Ja n ic e to F erm an
O u t-o f-to w n guests for the wed­
T h t ding included Mr. and Mrs. Fire-
C hantilly lace cau g h t In a tia ra a d ­ A. W arnock of E nterprise.
wedding
will
be
a
n
event
of
th
i
orned w ith seed pearls. T o - bride
tone a n d M axine and H al F irestone
carried a white Bible on which were early fall. Both Miss Frost and Mr of V ancouver, Mrs W illiam Becker.
white roses and stream ers with W arnock a tte n d ed E astern Collegi Mrs. Leo Beers and son, D onald, and
of Education a t La G rande, wher« Mrs. W arre n Beers of Sausalito,
stephanotls
A ttending the bride was Ellen Mr. W arnock received his bachelor C alifornia and Mr a n d Mrs. J o h n ­
Mr
Ann H errm an as bridesm aid in a of science degree in June.
ston of Vancouver.
cape gown of pink embossed orandy, W arnuck will teach In the ju n io r
T h e cerem ony was perform ed on
high
school
a
t
Alsea
th
is
coming
Miss Jo a n M annell of Eugene and
th e wedding anniversaries of the
Miss R ita W atson of P o rtlan d as year,
groom 's parents, the bride's parents
bridesm aid, wore blue cape gowns of
a n d th e officiating m in ister and
embossed organdy All th e a tte n d ­ j Firestone, and ushering were K eith wife.
an ts wore m atching head bands, and . H errm an and H arold K urtz.
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carried nosegays of yellow and pink
Following th e wedding a reception
ANNUAL GARDEN M EETIN G
denier daisies.
, was held in th e ch u rch parlors, with
HELD
A ttending the groom was Hal Miss M axine F irestone cuttin g the
T h e m em bers of the Nyssa Civic ]
Sliaron Yvonne Thom pson, d a u g h ­
cuke, and Mrs. W illiam Becker and club m et W ednesday a fte rn o o n for
Mrs. Iasi Beers, a u n ts ol the bride. the a n n u a l garden m eeting a t the ter of Mr. a n d Mrs. Floyd T hom p-
.«»me of Mrs. G e rrit S iam . T he pro- son. form er Nyssa residents, was a
gram for th e afternoon was e n titled m em ber of th e W ashington school
A G a rd en T our in Verse a n d Song". m ajo rette corps In Ogden. She was
Mrs. L ynn Law rence and Mrs D en­ a pupil in th e th ird grade during
nis P a tc h were the n a rra to rs. Mrs th e last year.
M ark H artley sang, "An Old F a sh ­
ioned G a rd en " and Mrs. H artley and final p lan s for the skating p a rty
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Mrs. L aw rence sang, "T he Lilac F riday evening of this week.
T ree", N ani Child, Angela Peterson
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a n d L au ra Schenk played as violin
M A RRIED IN WINNEMUOCA
num bers. "Lover Come B ack to M e”
Miss B etty Lou Bretz and R obert
and "R ed Sails in the Sunset".
Bowen of Nyssa were united in m a r­
At th e business m eeting th e group riage T uesday m orning, Ju n e 20 a t
BY I.EW IIE ItltlM A N
voted to assist Mrs W illiam S ch ire- W innem ucea, Nevada. Mr. a n d Mrs.
m an a n d her G irl Scout com m ittee
T h e Am A utom obile A sso c ia tio n In th e scout program . T he group Jo h n Bown. p a re n ts of the groom,
says (¡0,000.000 A m erican tourists also voted to invite th e women accom panied th e couple. T he new ly­
will roll along th e n a tio n 's highw ays teachers of th e Nyssa schools to be weds will m ake th e ir home in Nyssa.
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this sum m er. T h a t adds up to a lot guests a t the first fall m eeting in
HO NORED ON ANNIVERSARY
of activity und souvenir postcards Septem ber.
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
Virgil McGee, who
Am ericans m ay n o t like to travel
Hostesses for the a fte rn o o n were
m ore th an o th er people . . . . but here Mrs. Jo h n Schenk, Mrs. George will celeb ra te th e ir 25th wedding
an n iv e rsa ry Ju n e 23, were honored
we c a n ’ do It. W e have more cars,
Vaughn, Mrs. R obert W ilson, Mrs.
and more places to go w ithout being Lynn Law rence. Mrs. M ark H artley guests a t th e reg u lar m eeting of the
F riendly N eighbor club last week.
bound up like m um m ies in red tap e
und Mrs. D ennis P atch . Following M r a n d Mrs. O. J. K urtz were hosts
Every sta te in th e 48 will be e n ­
the
tea
hour,
th
e
guests
enjoyed
to th e group. A silver brooch a n d
couraging the tw o-w eek-gypsies----
tie pin were presented to Mr. a n d
because it's figured th a t $6.000,(KM)- Mrs. S ta m ’s flowers a n d garden.
Mrs.
McGee.
000 will be sp en t on gasoline, hot
SH O W ER (jIV E N FO R
dogs, motels, hotels, novelties, etc.
B R ID E ELECT
TUESDAY CLUB PLAYS
Six billion dollars Is a lot of fun.
Miss M arjo rie M errick was h o n ­
Mrs. W ayne M orris was hostess to
We hope you enjoy your vacation.
ored
a
t
a
show
er
M
onday
aftern
o
o
n
th e m em bers of h e r Tuesday a f te r ­
A learned professor claim s th a t
only hum ans huve th e brains to talk a t th e hom e of Mrs. O. J. K urtz. noon bridge club th is week. Prizes
A ssisting Mrs. K u rtz as hostesses w ent to Mrs. R obert W ilson a n d
Yup, but some of us don’t have
sense enough to know when to stop. were Mrs. C arl Seburn. Mrs. Virgil Mrs. E dw ard Boydell. Mrs. L. A
We can tell you where to stop for McGee, Mrs. Leroy H errm an a n d M aulding was g f guest plaver
I th e best Used C ar buy Yes. sir . . . . Mrs. R o b ert S m ith. J r. T h e a fte r­
It's HERRIM AN MOTOR CO We noon was sp e n t inform ally w ith the BRIDA L PARTY* EN TERTA IN ED
Mrs. LeRoy H erm an n e n te rta in ­
huve th e cream of the used car p re-sen tio n of gifts to th e honoree.
crop . .. because every cur on our lot As each g ift was presented, th e ed a t h e r hom e fo r th e m em bers
it beats . . .
donor
pantom
im
ed
th
e
c
o
n
te
n
ts
of
of th e B iers-F irestone
wedding
Drop in and look
as it sweep« . .. as it cleans is 'em reconditioned.
the package.
Miss M errick, who p a rty , following th e re h ea rsa l a t the
over. Phone: 77.
tau g h t last year In the B end school ch u rch T uesday evening.
system , will be m arried to C layton
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■Smith of B end J u n e 30.
B R ID G E CLUB EN TERTA IN ED
Mrs. A. C. Sallee e n te rta in e d the
EN TERTA IN S AT D IN NER
m em bers of her T uesday bridge club
2 Arcudiu Blvd.
D inner guests of Mr a n d Mrs. A. tills week with Mrs. Lucille N orcott
Nyssa, Oregon
V Cook T uesday evening were Mrs. a n d Mrs. H erbert F ish e r as guests.
M innie Lueck, H erbert Leuck and Prizes w ent to Mrs. Sallee and Mrs.
d a u g h te r of W ilder, und Mr and K e n n eth Cottle.
Mrs A V Cook. J r, a n d d a u g h te rs
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of Payette.
EN TERTAINS TH U RSD A Y CLUB
T h e m em bers of th e T h u rsd a y a f ­
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MR AND MRS. CLUB PLAYS
ternoon bridge club were guests of
Mr and M rs E dw ard Boydell e n ­ Mrs. R on C am pbell a t h e r hom e
tertain ed th e ir Mr. and Mrs. bridge last week. High score was held by
club last W ednesday evening a t th eir Mrs. G eorge M itchell a n d th e tr a v ­
hom e w ith D r. a n d Mrs. L. A. eling prize by Mrs. B e rn ard Frost.
M aulding a s guest players. High Mrs. Frost. Miss Eva Boydell and
score was held by Mrs W ard W len- Mrs. C ottle were guests.
eke a n d second h igh by W arren
Farm er.
EASTERN S T ^ R IN IT IA T E S
Mrs Betty K orm an a n d Mrs Je rry
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
JO B 'S DA UGH TERS MEET
Mackey were in itiate d into th e E a s t­
T he Jo b 's D aughters m et last e rn S ta r c h a p te r a t a m eeetlng
T hursday evening ut the M asonic M onday evening a t th e M asonic hali.
hall
D onna J e a n C heldelin was
Mrs. G ra n t R in e h a rt gave a report
presented w ith the honored queen ’s on th e g ra n d c h a p te r m eeting w hich
pin D uring th e m eeting p lan s were she a tte n d ed last week in P ortland.
made for th e gprtles th a t are to be
A gift was presented from th e
held during th e sum m er m o n th s and group to Mr. and Mrs. L uray T ra -
burial :\ntcs
SPECIAL OFFER
G & B STORE
NEWS x -
VIEWS . > J fe
Herriman Motor
Company
FIREWORKS
—FOR SALE—
OWYHEE JUNCTION
JUNE 20 TO JULY 5
H. ROGER
N Y S S A ; PROGRAM
Telephone 108 T H EA T R E
bert. R e fresh m e n ts were served by
Mrs M yrtle A lexander, Mrs. Finley
S h u ste r a n d Mr. and Mrs. Roy
1 Holmes.
LOCAL WOMAN HONORED
Mrs. M ary Lyells was given special
recognition a t a m eeting of the O n ­
tario R ebekah lodge J u n e 7. Mrs.
Lyells, who is now 86 years of age,
was In itia te d in to th e O n ta rio R e­
bekah lodge 50 years ago in th e O n ­
ta rio I. O. O F. h a ll Mrs. Lyells
was presented w ith a bouquet of red
c arn a tio n s. Mrs. A. V. Cook. Mrs.
C. H B en n ett, Mrs. H a rry K ingrey
a n d Mrs W alter Fox of Nyssa a t ­
tended th e m eeting.
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BETTY MATHENY W EDS
Miss B etty M atheny a n d O ordon
W inchester were m arried last S a t­
urd ay a t a cerem ony perform ed In
W innem ucea by th e Rev. Ja c k
H uerd T h e bride wore a blue dress
w ith w hite accessories a n d a corsage
of pink c arn a tio n s. Miss M atheny,
the d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs Lynn
M atheny of Nyssa. a tte n d e d Nyssa
high school T h e groom is th e son
of Mr. a n d Mrs. C harles W in ch est­
er of Scappose. T h e couple will
m ake th e ir hom e in Nyssa.
ROUND RO BIN PA R TIE S BEG IN
Mrs. B ert L inekaem per was hostess
a t th e firs t of a series of round
robin p a rtie s on th e law n of her
hom e last T h u rsd a y m orning. G uests
for th e occasion were the executive
officers o f th e Nyssa Civic club.
O th e r ro und robin hostesses this
week include Mrs. D ean S m ith a n d
Mrs. H enry H artley, who e n te rta in ­
ed for coffee groups, a n d Mrs. B e r­
n a rd E astm a n
who e n te rta in e d
T uesday a fte rn o o n w ith a K en sin g ­
ton party.
T hese p a rties are held each su m ­
m er for th e purpose of raisin g funds
for th e Nyssa library. J u n e has
been designated th is y ear for the
round robin parties. A n u m b er of
p a rties a re being p lan n e d for this
next week.
G U ESTS HO NORED
Mr. a n d Mrs. H arry H u ffm an of
C allaw ay, N ebraska were honored
a t a d in n er held on F a th e r's day a t
th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. B. F.
Rookstool. T he guests included Mr.
and Mrs. F ra n k W hipple a n d fa m ­
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool
a n d fam ily, Mr. a n d Mrs. Bob R ook­
stool, Mr. a n d Mrs. L eonard Olson
a n d fam ily, Mrs. Lola R e ffett and
fam ily of N am pa. Mr. a n d Mrs. H a r­
old Rookstool and fam ily of A drian,
Mr. a n d Mrs. G rover Cooper and
Mr. a n d Mrs. C laude Rookstool of
Jerom e, Idaho.
*
Vale T im e Shop, recovery on ac­
count, $338.50.
S ta te unem ptojrm ent com pensa­
MARRIAGE LICENSES
tion com m ission vs. Blue B ird Ice
W alter W Wessler and Lois C. Cream a n d D airy, recovery of com ­
W essler, both of Ogden.
pensation. $130.64.
P a u l D. Elliot and W ynona Lam -
M alheur M em orial H ospital a s­
bertsen, both of Payette.
sociation vs. H erb ert H. F isher, re­
( C. S. U nterkircher of O ntario and covery on note, $400.00.
Luxille Elizabeth Nichols of Nyssa.
Yuklo Yano of W eiser a n d M ary
Nukido of Parm a.
S h e rm an Leo T u rn e r a n d Della
A rlene H ager, both of Vale.
C layton Lyle B arnes a n d F rancis
of
L and, both of Nyssa.
NEWS OF RECORD
fy o y -
PEACE
PE T ITIO N S. PROBATE COURT
E state of Edward W ilson Hall, de­
ceased.
O u a rd ian sh ip of D ale Dewey, a
m inor.
E state of W alter P. Flora, deceas­
ed.
E state of Jo h n H erbert H art, de­
ceased.
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We Deliver
Open Sundays
You Are Cordially Invited to Attend
The First Annual
Irrigators’ Institute
SATURDAY, JUNK 24
"Riders In The Sky"
Gene Autry
ulso
Raymond Walburn
Mallner Saturday !:H; Admission Str-Sr
Wednesday June 28 at 9:30 A .M .
at G A Y W A Y
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 25-2»?
4 miles south ol Payet»« and 3 miles east of Ontario
"F ath er Makes Good"
"A dam 's Rib"
with
Spencer Tracy—Katharine Hepburn
Judy Holliday—Tom Ewell
Marriage ut its merriest as Tracy and Hepburn prove
who wears the pants in the year’s comedy smash
Matinee Sunday 1:3#; Admission Mr Jr
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Ko '«'•
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27-28
"The Doctor And The Girl"
with
Glenn Ford—Char lea Coburn
Gloria DeHaven—Janet Leigh
A heart-gripping story of strange devotion and tortured
love of a doctor-- life
"D ear W ife"
with
William Holden - Joan Cauliteld
Edward Arnold— Mona Freeman
"Dear Wife” eequel to "Dear Ruth" is jam-packed with
laughs.
Idaho Power Company is pleased to be host to this
First Annual Irrigator*' Institute, in co-operation with
manufacturers and distributor* of irrigation eguipmenL
The pogrom will include discussions by specialists on
electric pumping equipment sprinkler systems and
drainage problems, an outdoor demonstration of pump«
and sprinklers and an instructive motion picture. Every­
one interested in irrigation is invited to attend.
Luncheon will be served by Idaho Power Company
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. JUNE 29 80
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