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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1950 PAGE EIGHT MARRIED IN IDAHO Mrs Nlccum of Wendall. Idaho, and At a simple but impressive cere Mr and Mrs. Steve Bancroft of mony held June 11 at the "Little Boise Church of the PI».*-’ at Macks Inn. Idaho. Miss E.nor Cordina.ey - I - of Ashton. Idaho became the bride LOCAL OIKL WEDS BANCROFT-NICCUM The Methodist church was the of Jerry Bellon of Nyssa, with Bish- In Impressive •------------- ceremony Mortenson oi of iuwkj Idaho Palls w of- — an - ...................... * * per- — . . , . .. (> q Morumson formed last Sunday afternoon at the 1 scene of a mid-summer wedding 1" . , The hrirte wore an after with Nlccum became the bride of Edwyn Marjorie Merrick became the bride inserts of lace She wore a corsage Bancroft of Portland The double of Clayton Smith of Bend. The of pink rosebuds. ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Logan Pruitt, pastor of the On The couple were attended by Mr Rev. Don Maxlield before a back tario Methodist church, officiated and Mrs. Oene Bellon of Pocatello. ground of delphiniums, snapdrag at the ceremony. on* and roses. Preceding the cere The bride wore a satin gown with Musical selections for the ceremony mony. the candles were lighted by a high yoke, and fingertip veil were furnished by Miss Merna Cord- Miss Loya Callahan. caught into a satin halo crown. She ingley, sister of the bride Following the wedding, a recept The bride, who was given In mar carried a white Bible with red roses. riage by her father, wore a white She was attended by Mrs. Tom Crow ion was held at the mountain home shadow ordandy gown and carried :i as matron of honor, and Mrs. Leroy of friends of the couple for the white Bible with lilies and rosebuds Merrick, a sister of the groom, as 60 friends attending the wedding Miss Dorothy Lee was bridesmaid, bridesmaids. Mrs Crow wore a and reception. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. and little Marie Nlccum was flower green gown and the bridesmaids, girl. The groom was attended by green and yellow gowns. They car Cordingley wore a navy dress with Steve Bancroft of Boise Marvin ried nosegays of Esther Reed daisies. black accessories, and Mrs Bellon Nlccum and Lurelle Bergam served Mrs. K E Keveren played the wore gray with black accessories as ushers. wedding marches, and Miss Osako * ‘,re corsages of pink car- The wedding mach was played by Kldo, accompanied by Mrs Keveren, liatlons. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Mary Lou Schenk. sang "Because" and "I Love y Bonnie Schultz of Denver, an aunt Following the wedding a recept Truly". of the groom Mr and Mrs. W W. ion was held at the city park with The groom was attend«! by his . HubUtrd of Billings. Montana. Mr. 70 guests attending Miss Fay Cal brother, Clayton Smith of Seattle j and Mrs Virgil Brodd and daughter. lahan was In charge of the guest Norvelle Robb.ii* and Clarence M |n Mr and Mrs charles Ur. book. The wedding cake was cut by o >- r I.. 1/ i i . e l f o H n o i m l i a e o I e _ _ _ ban. all of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Hadle Parker. Mrs Nlccum Merrick served as ushers. A reception was held In the church Harrington of Blackfoot and a num and Loya Callahan presided at the punch bowles, with Mrs. Jessie Cal parlors following the ceremony. ber of college friends of the young lahan and Mrs. Richard Btrasbaugli Mrs. L. E Robbins cut the wedding couple. cake, and Mrs. O. J. Kurtz and Mrs. The bride, daughter of Mr and assisting with the serving. The bride, who Is the daughter of Virgil McGee presided at the punch Mrs M L. Cordingley, has attend ed the Idaho State college for two Mr and Mrs Elza Nlccum, Is a grad bowls. uate of the Nyssa high school Hhe The bride is the daughter of Mrs wears, where she is active in Spurs, attended the University of Oregon C II. Merrick and Is a graduate of president of the Home Economics for two years Mr Bancroft grad the Nyssa high school and Eastern club and treasurer of the associ uated this year from the University College of Education at Lu Grande, ated women students. Mr. Bellon, of Oregon In business udmlntstru- She taught last year in Bend, Mr son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Bellon tlon. I Smith attended the Eastern Oregon I of Nyssa, graduated In 1647 from Following the ceremony, the College of Education end taught last J Nyssa high school and has attended couple left for Portland, where they year in Parkdale He will be u Idaho State college for three years, will make their home. member this year of the faculty of where he has been a member of the Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Bend, where the couple will reside | football team, active in the "I" club and vice president of the Junior class this past year. After a short wedding trip, the couple returned” to Pocatello to attend the summer school session. They will reside at 247 No. 9th street. S o c i a l E lit e s a— - <*?*■ •*■ m r* - f r “ ?- J.“ro » i - . * « » ST A Y • B R * G H T/ST AY^RICHT / American M E T - A L L VENETIAN BLINDS Luxury of which you'll b* proud the rest of your life I Chip-proof, crack-proof, rust-proof metal from lo p to bottom , including the new, smoother-operating enclosed roller hesdl Self-leveling tilting cords, and all other newest featurss. In stunning colors to match and en- hancs your interiors. T e l e p h o n e Today lor FRU [ S T I M A T I S I PETERSON FURNITURE CO. "Your Dependable Furniture Store" Nyssa, Oregon NYSSA Telephone 108 ; PROGRAM THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY 7-8 "M iraculous Journey" with Rory Calhoun—Audrey Long "Gun Slingers" with Whip Wllaon Andy Clyde W i t l n f f Saturday ! : N ; td m im lo n 30r-9r SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 9-10 "Young Man With A Horn" with Kirk Douglae— Lauren Bacall Dor la Day—Hoagy Carmichael The saga of a man who sacrificed love and happiness to pour his soul into his horn. M atinee Sunday t :M : A dm ission M r -t r TUESDAY. JULY 11 "Linda Be G o o d " with Elyee Know— Marie Wlleon "R adar Secret Service" John Howard- Myrna Dell WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. JULY 12-13 "C hain Lightning" with Humphrey Bogart—Eleanor Parker Raymond Maaaey Richard Whorl The thrilling saga of America's first line of defense. Jet-propelled weapons of the air. S by the group of Mrs Emerson Blng- First National** aman last Friday afternoon. The tea was given for the group who Loan* In<*rea*ing had won In a Bible reading contest A short program was given and re As of June 30. deposits of $2.881,- | freshment* were served by the host 203 and loans of $2214,773 were re ess unit. ported for the Nyssa branch of The First National bank of Portland by - 8 - O. J. Mitchell, local manager. REUNION HELD On June 30, 1949, deposits were Mr and Mrs. Dean Wyckoff and $2211.921 and loans $2.007.195 children of Taft. California were The First National Bank of Port honor guest* at a supper held last land. with 45 branches, reported Friday evening on the lawn at the June 30 deposits at $478.766.582; home of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Hol loans at $176256294 and total re comb Those attending were Mr. sources at $518,679,679, according to and Mrs. Houston Wilson, the Misses F. N. Belgrano. Jr., president. Barbara. Jean and Betty Wyckoff of On June 30, 1949. deposits were | Wallowa, the Charles McClure and $158205272: loans. $156.556,423 and Clyde Schuer families of Caldwell, total resources, $197,187,407. Mr and Mrs. R H Cochrun. Mr "The excellent earnings of The and Mrs. Barney Wilson, the Melvin First National Bank of Portland Spltze and the Ben McConnell fam made it possible for us to place In ilies and Mr. and Mrs Dwight Wyc effect on July 1 increased interest koff and family of Vale. rate« for our savings depositors," Belgrano said. - 8 - BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Depositors now receive 1% percent A group of high school girls were interest on all savings accounts up entertained last Saturday evening to and Including $10,000 and 1 per at a lawn party, when Mrs. Jesse cent interest on any amount in ex Rlgney entertained for her daugh cess of $10,000. The rates of interest ter, Doris, on her 15th birthday. previously paid by the bank were Oames were enjoyed and refresh 1 percent on the first (5,000 and 'l percent on any amount in excess of ments served by the hostess. $5000, Belgrano pointed out. - P A Y S O F F ¿x persons at dinner on the second TEA GIVEN i V FOR o r OROUP floor and provide a special entrance The Christian church Women's to the banqnet room, so that families Council group of Mrs. John Stal- would not have to go through the ford were entertained at a tea given bar room and dance hall. Return From Reunion— Mr and Mrs 8. C. McConnell have returned home from a two- weeks visit with relatives in Neb raska They attended a reunion of the R. C. Wilson family of Aurora. Nebraska Mr and Mrs McConnell were accompanied east by Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wilson o f Portland, former Nyssa residents, and Mr and Mrs Russell Oresslev of Burbank, BY LEW IIKKRIM AN California. They were met at Aurora Just when everybody's complain by Mr and Mrs Thurman Wilson ing that the gentlemen in Wash of Fort Pierce, Florida. ington are as confused as a knock- kneed harp-player they come out First M eetin g H eld— The first L. D. 8 Sunday sch ool; with a statement that's trimmed down to the bone as a turkey S days meeting combined with the first testimonial meeting, was held In the after Thanksgiving Oovt. officials -ay the reason there are more traffic new L. D 8 second ward chapel jams on the nation's thoroughfares Sunday morning at 10:30 The first Is that more people have more cars. baby blessed In the new chapel was | That's as simple as y nt can get and the infant daughter ot Mr and Mrs , stay out of an institution. Last year Jay Bunn The first boy confirmed 44.670 588 vehicles were registered .. In the second ward was Boyd Bar 36.292.703 of them private automo nett. Bishop Hubert D Christensen biles That's an awful lot of people officiated under the direction of t going place« sitting down, so let's President Blacker and his coun- seller. Rose! Hunter. all take It easy An Ohio woman who was baking ; yams opened the oven door and the i Here l r » » Kansas— Mr and Mrs K. H Dengote and sweet potato's cousin exploded That was a ram with a wham! We're not daughter. Marlene, and Miss Filbert Just making a big noise . . . we've got of Ness City Kansas were guests of something to shout about. U's our Mr and Mrs Omer Dorman W ed big pre-vacation service and repair nesday and Thursday Mrs Dengote lob designed to keep your car run and Mrs Dorman are sisters. The ning safely the summer long Don't visitors expert to visit Mr and Mrs »ait Bring your car now to Sid Brown in Portland and relatives t HFRRTMAN MOTOR CO Phone • and friend* In Washington snd Cali fornia before returning to Kansas 77 NEWS VIEWS Visit la Nysua— Mr and Mrs John Oltman of ! Dayville. Oregon were visitors In the home of Rev snd Mrs F. C Ooley Mr Oltman U a nephew of Rev , i Coley tit FALL! 1 G ive you r p u llets a n o u ris h in g , b ala n ced ration through su m m e r m on th s. T h e y ’ ll pay you back by laying e a r ly in the fa ll when egg p r ic e s a r e h ig h est. Pillsburq’s Best GROWING MASH NYSSA FEED MILL 8 - COUNCIL INSTALLED Home From Idaho— 318 The council for the Nyssa and On Perry Coleman is home on a visit! tario Job's Daughters were installed from Riggins, Idaho. at a special ceremony held at the Nyssa Masonic hall last Friday even ing. The Installing officer was Mrs. Ada Moore, grand guardian of Ore gon. Mrs. Rowenu Lanterman of Ontario was installing guide. Mrs Grant Rinehart, Installing marshall, Mrs. Bernard Frost, installing sec retary, Marlene Mass, installing chaplain and Mrs Bert Lienkaem- per, Installing musician Following the installation, Instructions were given to the two groups by Mrs. Moore, and refreshments were serv ed at the close of the evening. e n t e r t a i n J AT SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox enter tained at their home on the even ing of the fourth with a picnic sup SHOWER dlVEN FOR per for Mr. and Mrs. R. 8 Willis of BRIDAL PAIR Eugene, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Hoare A wedding shower was held Wed of Seneca, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford nesday evening at the Carl Sebum Fox and children and Mr and Mrs. home when the members of the "V" Harry Kingrey. club of Nyssa Heights entertained - 8 - for Mr. and Mrs. Neil Coburn. Mrs. Coburn was the former Neva Malloy, ChamlH-r Favor* daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Changi' In Law* Malloy of Nyssa. The groom Is the son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Coburn (Continued from Page 1) of Ola, Idaho The marriage was second shall be: Shall the county performed early in June at Reno. court levy a tax for the same fiscal Nevada. year sufficient to produce the sum The Seburn home was lovely with of $20,000 in excess of the six per arrangements of flowers, and the cent limitation for courthouse sink lace covered table was centered with ing fund purposes? a three-tier wedding cake, topped The $67,500 Includes money for with a mlniture bride and groom the county agent's office, the county The cake was baked by Mrs Malloy health unit and the county library, for the occasion. as well as several smaller items. The 40 guests enjoyed an even Men attending the Vale meeting ing of games and informal enter said the group will answer questions tainment with Mrs Howard Bair that might be asked In order to try as mistresss of ceremonies. The rib to clarify the issue The net ad bons from the many gift were tied ditional mlllage. If the special levy by the groom to form a cornet for Is passed, will be approximately the bride. Refreshments were serv three mills, or $3 for each thousand ed by the members of the "V” club dollars of assessed valuation. at the close of the evening. The men also found that there Mrs. Coburn Is a graduate of the are six companies In the county. In Nyssa high school with the clase of cluding the Idaho Power company, 1949 She attended Nampa Business the Amalgamated Sugar company college last year. Mr. Coburn Is a and the Union Pacific Railroad graduate of Malad high school The company, that pay well over half couple will live at Ola. Idaho, where of all the taxes paid In the county. Mr Coburn Is engaged in farming. Tills leaves considerably less than Out-of-town guests were Mr and half for the other taxpayers to pay Mrs. Clayton Coburn and Valena The chamber also passed a reso Coburn and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred lution recommending that a beer Evans all of Ola. license be granted to Earl Marshall, who Intends to open a night club SHOWE& OIVEN in a new building that he Is erecting Mrs. Ralph Lowe and Mrs. Jack on highway 20 north of the Polar Walters were c<^hostesses at a pink Cold Storage company plant. and blue shower last Wednesday One member stated that the evening for Mrs Delbert Malloy chamber should not enter Into such t he affair was held oil the lawn of an Issue, but others contended that i the Walter's home with 20 guests the efty needed a banquet room ! In attendance. The evening was such as would be provided In the s p e n t infonnaly. 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