THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1950
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t a m s youngest brother. Woodrow
N ishitam
On the following m o rn
O f E x peri«* nr«— ing both fam .lies drove on to S e a ttle ,
• a cre a large family birth day dinner
SU N SE T VALZKY O et 2*— Mrs was given Sunday fo r Woodrow at
O en* Stepn *.'.; t u
guest «p e» I- the hom e of H N .- u u m , Turn * old-
er T h u n d k j afternooo n m W j r . i - est brother
T h a t i o e afternoon
wtii>
club
m mnber;
m et
at Tom s sister Mr
Anthony Gom es
the n o n e of M rs Claude W ily « was honor guest at a ptnk and mu«
Mrs Stephen», who »erred in the s i.- a e r g n e n tor her by M rs. B ob
O S navy as a WAVE for two year* Y coda Mr
Piro Aoki and Mr
from Ju n e 1M4 to 1M6 told of her C laren ce A ral
experiences
Her account was f ull
[ r i r .r u th eir stay In S e a ttle Mr
of humor and reality as she related and M rs N ish-tanl were house-
how the girls, eight from th e B o .-r guests a t the Ar. m ony G om es home
area, who were talten to H unter col
Miss M arth a N --nitam . sister of
lege in New York for boot-train ing Tom . has received notable m entloc.
were ao hom e-tick they cried if they In th e national d ance m .g a .,.,.
recessed a letter, and cn ed if there coast paper; for her recent com p
was no letter Sh e told of New York osition of a m odern d ance which
ligh t-seein g being transferred to the was a satire on a Se a ttle newspaper
Parragut N asal station and latter Miss N ishitam » n o is both a pupil
to S e attle and her work in a naval of E leanor K r g and a d ance in
secretarial Job and emergency relie! structor. is studying ballet and class
and finally being released five ic a l Ja p a n ese dancing at present
m onths a fter th e war was over
D inner guest- at th e T hom as
B e sid e giving an interestin g talk. N ishitam h <me :w nights th is week
Mrs Stephens also had a complete were v-siting h u n ters from S e a ttle
tcropbook of her two y e a rs life Curry. C « h y and Bus B ill
aa a W AVE Oo-hoaceea. M rs C la r
T h e Richlarid 4-H ca lf and pig
ence Reed and Mr- Claude Wilson club held iu first m eeting this fal!
served refreshm ents to 22 women a t the home of Mildred Session F r i
T he November club m eeting will be day afternoon with seven girls and
held at the home of Mr- Grover eight boys present November 2 will
Cooper with Mrs M agnus Ekanger be the date for the next m eeting a t
as oo-hoste&s
the Session home
Mr and Mrs T hom as Ntabitar.l
M r- Robert R e ffe tt and h e r baby
arrived
and son. David, visited overnight In daughter Sh aron E laine
Vancouver at the hom e of Mr Nishi- hom e Sunday Mr and M rs R e ffe t
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returned the first of the week from
a soceam hd h o atto g tn p with a
five-point buck. On Thursday R ob
ert R effet left o c a hunting tn p
Mr- J O kano visited Mrs K ayno
S a -tc and her new soo Tuesday
Mrs Salto 's soo was the second child
boro in the Nyssa hospital
A.tending a large fam .iy turkey
dinner in Caldwell Wednesday even
ing s : the hoove of Leshe Jo h n sa c
were Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cbb^fei
and their housegueau. Mr and Mrs
Moody Joh nson Mr and Mrs W il
liam Lee and child of Forest Grove.
Oregon and Herman Lnrensen and
Mr and M rs K enn eth Lnrensec of
Nyssa Mrs Mary Hoist of Caldwell
a c t -rn pan lid Mr and Mrs Uorenaen
home for a visit of a few days T h e
Joh n-u n and Moody fam ilies who
have been hunting while housegueau
at the Chapin home the past 10 days,
planned or. leaving this week-end.
O ntario visiters a : th e K ennet h
Lorensen home Tuesday were Miss
M ertrude K ing. M rs Ada Snyder
and Mr and Mrs E H Tolm an
and ch Jd ren . W eek-ending hunters
at the Lorensons farm were Mr and
Mrs Byron Stark s of Portland
Mr and Mrs Elver Nielsen and
two sons were among those atten d
ing a large dinner party given M on
day evening at the G len M cGinnis
home for Mr and Mrs Delm ar M e’ -
tier. and Mr and Mrs Dwight
M .near and son of Lucas K ansas.
T h e visitors left Tuesday for their
home m K ansas via C alifornia
Mr and Mrs Fred H am son and
two sons of Portland and Mrs G ra n t
Harrison arrived Wednesday for a
few days visit at the home of Mr
and Mr- O ra Newgen
Mrs New- .
gen is the daughter of Mrs H am son
and sister of Pred
T h e visitors
planning on driving to Sand point.
Idaho
A Thursday evening over
night guest at the Newgen hom e was
Robert Forney of Madras
Supper guests a t the home of
Mr and Mrs H A W ilson Friday
included O. R Hite. B ill W ilson.
Dick Hite and B ill Jo rd an
Frank P ark and Mr G lass of
Rose burg visited Herman Lorensen
Wednesday.
Mr and M r- B urrel Lar.dreth of
Madras were dinner guests Monday
at the O rtv er Cooper home
Mr
and Mrs Lloyd Landreth of Madras
were dinner guests of Mr and M r s j
Cooper Tuesday B oth fam ilies are
form er residents o f this valley Mr
and Mrs B urrell Landreth are hou*e
guests of their son. Chuck Landreth.
in Nyssa and Mr and Mrs Lloyd
l .kjwireth were guests of B ill P eu tx
Returning Friday from a trip to
Nebraska was Mrs Ira P rice a c
companied by Mr and Mrs B ryan
Price and son. and Mr and Mrs
Harold Shum an, who will visit at the
Ira Price home for a while
Hunters Visit—
F t .ends and relatives of M r and
Mr- Fred K ratgberg from the co ast*
who were here last week for the
hunting season included Jo e D unn of
Coos Bay. Alla Dunn. Ja c k Dunn.
Edgar 8tevenaon. Mr Murphy. E arl
B altenorob. Narda Anderson and
Carl Henderson, all of Reedsport.
A d ria n
C o u p le
B u iJ d in »
H ouse
ADRIAN O et as— Mr and Mrs
G len Brow n a re V»»i n
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residence in A drian
M rs B ill Looney gave a birthday
party for C h ffie Sunday c u ffie w>.
• years oid
M rs G ayle M artin and children
visited in Nam pa with her miXher.
Mrs. O. J Engluth. Monday
Mr and M rs E a rl W inn attended
ch urch in P a y ette Scinda >
Mr and Mrs Bud D er.:.-n of C an
n a e B ea ch . O regon spent ir urn T ues
day until Friday w ith tier brother.
B ill Looney, and family
M rs Howard H atch Mr- Ja m es
iifC iin n n and Mr .m i Mrs. Don
Holt attended a fam ily dinner a t
th e H. R H atch hom e in B ig Bend
G uest o f honor was Mrs Mae Stone
of G aston . Oregon.
Mr and Mrs. G len Pounds and
M rs R ich Holly attended th e navy
band concert in Nam pa Sunday.
Mr and Mrs F. F Cumm ings of
1 * 01 p . visited in the Bob Brown home
Sunday
Mr and Mrs Vernon P ark er and
fam ily, and Howard H atch spent
th e week-end in Ironside visiting
Mr and M r- G ordon Dickson. T h e
m en also w ent hunting
H R R itte r of Halfway spent one
nigh t last week with his daughter,
Mrs, Henry R eu ter and fam ily.
Mrs C h arlie W est and Mr- Pearl
S c o tt and son have returned home
from Longview. W ashington, where
they visited Mr and Mrs Charlie T a McCall—
Mrs. O lea B .lL ngs and Mrs H J
B W est
Mr and Mrs George Cartw right Udick spent the w eek-end a t M cCall
moved Into their new home Sunday. as the guests of M r and Mrs Lloyd
Hague
On Sunday evening they
attended the christening of M elissa
Here From L a Grande—
Mrs H S c o u Coulter and son are Je a n Hague g-w eecs-old daughter
visiting th is week a t the home of of Mr and M r; Hague by Bishop
Mrs. C oulter’s parents, Mr and M r. R hea of Boise. Mrs Cdiek stood
Wesley Brow ne
Mr- Coulter and with th e parents as grandm other
baby arrived Sunday with Miss B a r of the baby, and Mrs B Jlin g s as
Mrs. Hague is a form
bara Brow ne, who .pent the week godmother
er teacher in Nysaa
end in L a G rande
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