THE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L , N Y S S A . OREGON. T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 17, 1951
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A N N U A L T E A G IV E N
A large group at mother» attend
ed the annual O lrl Scout tea held
at the Methodist church last S at
urday afternoon.
Each guest was
presented with a corsage made by
Mrs
William Schireman'» scout
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The welcome to the mothers was
presented by Kristine Rinehart. Mrs.
S- tureman spoke briefly on scouting.
| stating that the purpose of the fields
it interest in which awards were
made, were sample fields and that
each girl takes basic trips in the
field of scouting
Mrs. fichlreman
announced that there are at pres
ent three brownie and three scout
troops, and that there can be more
troops as soon as leaders can be
found. A program consisting of a
number by each of the scout and
brownie troops was presented The
atout troop of Mrs Clifford Pox pre
sented a one-act play under the
direction of Karen Fife. “Father's
Day On. Mother’s Day O ff".
Brownie troop No. 1 with Mrs.
Paul Russell as leader, presented a
song “Let’s Take An Old Fashioned
Walk”, by Edith Pounds, accompan
ied by Annette Htradley; a tap
dance, by Joy Roth, a piano solo by
Phyllis Richards, and a group song |
Mr and Mrs. Jared Lewis an-
by the troop.
nounce the engagement of their
Brownie troop No. 2, under the daugnter Bonnie to Larry Christen-
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direction of Mrs. John Stringer, u a u g m c i. o o iiu ic . V U
sen. non of Mr and Mrs. Marvin
presented a ballet number by Diane
Christensen of
Pocatello
Both
Mauldlng. accompanied by KrlsUne
young people are students at the
i Rinehart ; a poem by Susan Stringer
University at Utah. Miss Lewis is
and a piano solo by Oretchen Rine-
affiliated with Chi Omega social
| hart. The group demonstrated their
sorority and Mr Christensen is a f
friendship circle and song.
filiated with Pi Kappa Alpha social
Scout troop No. 4, under the lead
fraternity.
No definite date has
ership of Mrs Schireman. demon
strated some first aid techniques been set for the wedding.
’ was sung by the members
M A R R IE D B Y JU D G E
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Mothers
Each daughter
M anuel Apodaca and Carol C o - !
of Job’s Daughters
* her mother
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burn, both o f Nyssa. were married
introduced__________
Initiation ceremony was held for by Judge Ruby Moore. Justice of the
Janice Lynn Adams and Sally Lee peace, in the Justice office S atur
Lawrence. Refreshments were serv day.
ed by Phyllis Cheldelin, Betty Ann
Boenig. Doris Rigney and Loretta
E A G L E S IN IT IA T E
Russell.
The Eagles auxiliary held In
itiation Tuesday evening for Mrs.
M O T H E R -D A U G H T E R
Olen Kenaston. Mrs Jack Walters,
B A N Q U E T H ELD
A mother-daughter banquet
held at the Christian church F
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to 65 mothers and daughters.
The tables were decorated
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spring flowers with small indiv
blossoms placed at each se
Marva Daly was mistress of cere
monies with Oennie Eachus givin
the welcome and Mrs Austin Ho]
| ligs worth, the response. " O W hat
Wonderful Mother.“ was sung as
duet by Irene Biboy and Donn
ricirea accompameu
Daly.
Nobody Knows But M<
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hu by
M r . Doris Rigney.
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W E D N E S D A Y C L U B M E ETS
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S T P A U L 'S O U IL D M EETS
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The members of St. Paul's guild day evening bridge club la&t week,
met at the parish hall Monday with Mrs. A H Boydell and Mrs.
evening
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members present Bernard Frost as guests. Prize win
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Refreshments ners were Mrs H arry Miner and
were served by Mrs. Hilda Tensen Mrs. Joe Maughan.
and Mrs. O rant Rinehart.
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F A R W E L L P A R T Y G IV E N
M OTHERS HONORED
Mrs. M ary Playford. who will
The members o f Job's Daughters move to Denver soon, was guest of
honored their mothers with a special honor at a farewell handkerchief
Mother's day meeting at the Mason shower given by friend6 Tuesday at
ic hall last Wednesday evening. the home of Mrs H. E. Collins Mrs
Each mother was presented with a Playford, an old-time resident of
plant, and during the special cere Nyssa. will make her home with
mony a duet "If I Had My W a y ' her sister
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Bonnie W ard and “Faith of Our Mrs. Holt, recently of Holland.
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Mrs. John Schenk, assisted
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Mrs. J. N. Hickey, entertained 1 e
members of the Arcadia Sunsh
club at the Schenk home Frit
afternoon. The door prize was »
by Mrs. Elmer Stradley. The aft
noon was spent in sewing for
hostess. Refreshments were ser e l
to the 20 members at the close
the afternoon.
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and sang the O lrl Scout song.
Mrs. O rant R ln e h a rfi scout troop requirements by Carolyn Vaughan
! gave a review of the star badge Special appreciation was expressed j
to Mrs. Olea Billings for her as
sistance with the work on this
badge
The 5S0 potato plants of Mr.
Carol Mink read an original clever
and Mrs. John Nlcholsen.
story
entitled
“W hy
Mosquitos
South Weymouth. Mass., de
Buzz ’ Elinore Medina gave a read
veloped potatoes at the roots,
ing and Barbara McPartland pre
519 N. 8th Si.
sented a piano solo.
but tomatoes grew on the
Brownie Scout troop No. 6, under
vine. Nlcholsen blamed it on
the leadership of Mrs. E. K Burton,
the bees. He had a tomato
presented a dance number by Nancy
patch near by.
Stringer and Marjorie Tyler, ac
companied by Carlene Jones, and
FOR Y O U R P L U M B IN G
' Mockingbird H ill” was sung by Jill
Henneman and Joan Bellon. Mrs.
NEED S
Clifford Mink was introduced as a
1942 John Dear» tractor
new leader for the group.
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
with 6-row beat cultivator
The troop had a number of handi
with 4-plow aide dreasar.
and Pressure Systems
craft Items on display that they
All in e x t r a good condition.
had made under the direction of
Call
Mrs Burton.
S775.00.
Following the program, punch
J. C . S M I T H
and tea sandwiches, arranged by the
members of the scout and Brownie
13 Years In Nyssa
troops were served from an at
tractive tea table.
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Mrs Schireman announced the
m i t i N A f i C N A t N A a v if t t a m u m m **PQta»
scout leader meeting for May 28.
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of Mother's day.
D A N C E R E V IE W P L A N N E D
Final plans are o
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M yers
Refreshments were s g m d : Kiimi
rm g mane
by ^ e hos^sses or the even ta«. the ^ n d
arinual dance benef.t
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* nd Mrs CheSter
Wilson School of Dancing, to be held
Mills.
at the high school gym M ay 28. Fol
lowing the outstanding program of
E N T E R T A IN 8 B R ID O E C L U B
Mrs W ard Wleneke was hostess dance numbers given last year,
to the members of her Tuesday a f many local residents are again look
ternoon bridge club this week with ing forward to this colorful and
Mrs Earl Hollingsworth and Mrs artistic performance. All proceeds
Ted Morgan as guest players Priz from the dance will again go to the
es went to Mrs. Houston Wilson and Malheur Memorial hospital auxil-
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