THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1950
with the basket as well as a list of
names of the members who have
participated.
Henry Hartley spoke to the group
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on the children's bill and a period
a m it y c l u b m e e t s
of discussion was held afterward.
Mrs. Calvin Wilson entertained the Refreshments were served at the
members of the Amity club at her close of the evening.
home last Thursday evening. Two
HONORED AT SHOWER
new members, Mrs. Walker Lowe
Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and Mrs John
and Mrs. Ez Carr, were welcomed Kopp were co-hostesses Monday af
into the club. Mrs. Lloyd Lewis ternoon at the Wilson home at a
¡¡ave an interesting talk or. the sub- surprise pink and blue shower hon
jec t. "Vegetables, and Their Origin". oring Mrs. Ted Morgan. Bridge was
Refreshments were served by the in play following a dessert luncheon
hostess.
with prizes going to Mrs. Norman
Schoonover of Parma for high score
ADRIAN P. T. A. MEETS
and to Mrs. Don Soli of Parma for
Adrian grade school P. T. A. met low and traveling Mrs. Morgan was
Thursday evening. October 19 with presented with gifts from the mem
a large crowd attending. During bers of the Monday and Tuesday af
the business meeting ways of rais- ternoon bridge clubs. Additional
¡ 14 . money were discussed. Mrs. guests invited were Mrs. A. C. Sallee,
4 0 Sind berg and Mrs. Delbert Mrs. Frank Morgan. Mrs. R. G. Lar
Deteinne. who are ways and means son. Mrs. Grant Rinehart and Mrs
chairmen, suggested that members Herbert Smith of Coulee Dam.
ot the P. T. A. take the school cen
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sus and start several traveling bas
WORK FOR BAZAAR
kets. Committees were appointed
The members of the Dorcas circle
for both projects. The traveling ¡of the W. S. C. S. met last Thurs-
baskets In Owyhee is in charge of • day for an all-day meeting at the
Mrs. Chet Mills. Mrs. Mills makes I home of Mrs. L. E. Robbins. A bus
something, puts it in the basket iness meeting was held in the morn
and sells it to another member. ing, followed by a potluck luncheon
That member in turn makes some i and program. Mrs. Gilbert Klinken-
thing. puts it in the basket and berg was program leader. Dolls for
sells It to another member. The the bazaar, to be held in November,
money paid for the articles is kept was made during the afternoon.
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The visitors returned to Portland certs given by the United Stales
Sunday Mrs Kellerman and Mrs. navy band at Nampa Sunday were
Mr and Mrs. Bernard Eastman and
Maulding are sisters.
Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Buch
ner, Mr and Mrs Henry Hartley.
Attend Concert—
Among those attending the con- Mr. and Mrs. Merrildean Robbins.
burial Knits
Norvelle Bobbins and MUs Betty
Winchell Oordan Findley, former
Nyssa high school band instructor
and cornet soloist with the band,
visited in Nyssa between concerts at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley.
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MR. AND MRS. DALLAS WILLIAMS
Twenty-three were in attendance at Don De Haven and the bride's par
ents accompanied the couple. The
[ the meeting.
groom is a graduate of Adrian high
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
school. The newly weds are resid
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Williams of ing in the Owyhee community,
Nyssa celebrated their 50th wedding where he is engaged in farming.
anniversary at the home of their
son. Earl, on north First street Oct Adrian Boy In Kansas—
Mrs. Threlma Elliott of Adrian has
ober 8
Dallas Williams and Effie Ham received word that her son, Donald
monds were married in 1900. They Elliott has arrived in Fort Riley,
have been residents of Nyssa for the Kansas. Elliott is stationed there
last eight years. Mr. and Mrs. Wil with three other Malheur county
liams are the parents of two sons. youths.
Earl of Nyssa and Clint of Haw
thorne, California.
During open Pheasant Caught By Hand—
house, held in observance of the an
G. S. Kellerman of Portland, who
niversary. two granddaughters of the was in Nyssa for the hunting season,
couple, Patty Anne and Norma Wil employed "bring them back alive"
liams, served refreshments.
techniques while pheasant hunting
last week. Kellerman, in walking
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through a beet field, stumbled upon
ADRIAN COUPLE WED
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch of a pheasant. He dropped his gun
Adrian announce the marriage of and the surprised hunter was able to
their daughter, Barbara, to Donald take the surprised bird before it
Hatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Niss Halt made its escape. Kellerman return
of Nyssa route 1 on October 6, at the ed with the live bird, to the home
Methodist parsonage in Winne- of Dr. and Mrs. Maulding, where
mucca. Nevada. Miss Lorraine Hite, he and Mrs. Kellerman were visiting.
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