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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1950 Gregg, a florist In Washington, '* four-day visit at the home of her a specialist in gladiolus. He at brother. Gabriel Astoreca. who has tended the Middleton, Idaho Oladi- been suffering with arthritis this I olus show and acted as one of the summer Mrs Lenon had Just re ‘I o n tin n ed fro m P ite r <) | Judges for the event. His floral turned from a trip to Chicago After Mrs. Walter Olson of Buhl. Idaho entries took fourth In the commerc purchasing a new automobile at and Bishop Beamer of Twin Palls ial division of the show. He return Lansing. Michigan she drove on to on a four-day fishing trip to Yellow ed Thursday to his home in Wash Niagra Falls and visited relatives Pine on Big creek ington. en route home. Mrs. Thomas Nlshltanl and son, Miss Esther Gregg arrived S a t Astoreca's condition is much im David, attended a farewell dinner urday from Los Angeles at the home proved, but Wallace Rataezyk Is still held for Reverend I. L. Shaver at | of her mother, Mrs. Anne Gregg for doing chores. Miss Carmen Astor- the Ontario Community Methodist a week's visit with relatives. A | eca. sister of Oabriel. has been vis church Sunday evening. Shaver. family dinner was held on the lawn iting at her brother's home the past American-born will leave soon for at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal month and plans on staying another Japan. lace Oregg Sunday with Mr. and two weeks. She will then return to Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Chadd and Mrs. William Oregg and family, Mr her home In Washington, D C. to daughter visited Saturday In Willow and Mrs. George Oregg and family, j resign her position and return to Creek at the home of Mrs Chadd';. Hershel Oregg and family, Esther live with her brothers, Gabriel and sister. Mrs. Conley Locket j Oregg, and Mr and Mrs. Don Orant i Ira F Oregg of Sunnyslde. Wash ! and family present for the occasion Louie. Mr and Mrs. Dick Wyatt moved ington arrived Tuesday at the home Mrs Harold Lenon and son. Jim over the week-end into the little of his mother. Mrs. Anne Gregg mie, of Boise arrived Friday for a white house near Jim Belveal's house the Ditty farm. "WART". Th# Speed Cop By Bingham on Arriving Friday at the home of Reverend and Mrs. J. E. Dodson lor a family reunion, were Mr and Mrs. Odell Williams and family of Ju n c tion City, Mr and Mrs. Fred Wil liams and family of Zenith, Wash ington and Reverend and Mrs Herb ert C. Dodson and family of Beaver Creek, Oregon. Both Odell and Frank are sons of Mrs. J E. Dodson, who has been in bed with an In jured hip since last November, and Herbert Dodson Is Rev J. E Dod son's son Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dodson of this valley also Joined the group in a Saturday picnic at the Owyhee dam and a family din ner Sunday at the parsonage Fred Williams and family left Sunday evening for their home, while the others continued their visit. Arriving the first of the week for a visit at the Wilbur Chapin home WHOLESALE -R E T A I L were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crow, who have been camping for several WASHING POLISHING. LUBRICATING — £ jjf weeks on Three Creek lake near Bend, Oregon, and Tom's nephew. Two Members* Of Family Injured Bj/Ü isit PHONE I I 7 Buster Malcolm of Pendelton, Ore gon. The Kenneth Loreiuen fam ily were guests at the Chapin home Saturday evening at a chow mein supper. The group drove to Silver City Sunday on a sightseeing trip and picnic, returning via another ghost town, Delmar, formerly called Wagontown because it was originally only a stopping place on the stage line. The name was later changed to Delmar In honor of Captain Del- mar, who had bought the Wilson mine and built a hotel and school- house there. Miss Esther Oregg, employed In Los Angeles as secretary of the Los Angeles county sanitation districts, visited the Jesse Gregg family in Madras while en route here. Those attending a family dinner at the Nyssa park Sunday included Mrs. Phyllis Counsil and family, the Chester Counsil family o l New Plymouth, the Robert Sm ith. Jr. family ol Nyssa and the O. P. Coun sil family. Members of the Chalk Butte H. E. club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Afton Anderson. Highlight of the afternoon was Mrs. Grover Cooper's demonstration of flower arrangements, plus the use of garden vegetables for centerpiec es. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garner and daughter and Mr and Mrs. Seth Kidman and daughter dined in On tario Saturday evening The occas ion celebrated the birthdays of both Mr and Mrs. Garner. Beverly Hoehn and Betty Pett of Nyssa were Friday supper guests at the O am er home J Carper, left Thursday for his home in Sacra mento after a five-day visit at the home of Wayne Oarner, his navy buddy. Other valley residents who made a trip to the ghost towns Included Mr and Mrs Charlie Schweizer, Mr and Mrs. Albert Notheis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haworth, Clarice Noth- els, and Guyanne and Charles Glenn. Janitors Cleaning Arcadia Building ARCADIA, Aug. 10—The Arcadia schoolhouse is being cleaned and re decorated by the Janitors from Nyssa and Mr and Mrs Art Cook. There was no Sunday school held Sunday because of the house being cleaned. but Sunday school will be held Sun day, August 13. Miss Wilma Bullard and Mr. and Mrs. R O. Chandler and sons spent last week at the Bullard cabin at McCall. They went to Atlanta. Ida ho this week to conduct a Bible school. Otis Bullard combined grain for John and Ja ck Zittercob and Theo Matherly this week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howe of Berry- ville, Arkansas, who are spending the summer in Emmett. Idaho visit ed Tuesday in the George Moeller home. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and family. Mr and Mrs. Theo Matherly and family, Mr and Mrs John Zit tercob, Mr and Mrs. Jack Zittercob, Mrs. Anna Dail, Mrs. Etta Jo h n son and Miss Mary Johnson attend ed a Thompson family picnic at the Caldwell park August 6. Sixty-four were present. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Estes and two granddaughters and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ambrose and family came from Twin Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose and Mr. and Mrs. Estes and fam ilies returned to Twin Falls Sunday night but Mr. and Mrs. Canada sjjent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson near Adrian and Monday night with Mrs. Anna Dail. They all gathered at the Otis Bull ard home Monday evening and en joyed pictures taken by Ronald Schoen of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pettit of On tario and Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft and boys of Fruitland visited Sun day afternoon in the George Moeller home. L. E. Robbins purchased a new hay baler last week. Jo retta and Jean Moeller spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKenney near Nyssa. law, Mr. and Mrs. John Broad and children are visiting in Bremerton, other relatives on the coast, return Washington with Mr Mason’s moth ed Friday evening by plane to his er. home in Long Island, New York. Mr and Mrs. Edward Larsson re R oseburg V isito rs H ere— turned last week from a vacation > Guests at the Roy Bibbey home trip to San Francisco and Crater this week are Clayton Bibbey and lake and visited relatives in Ogden son, Meri, of Roseburg, Oregon. Utah. Business visitors in Ontario last ( E x ecu tiv es T o M eet— The executive council of the Mal week were Mr and Mrs. Dick Oroot. heur County Parent-Teacher associ ation will meet Friday night, August To Bremerton. 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