THE N Y SSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N Y S SA . OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1951
Burns field Saturday evening by a
1 bers attending.
Mrs. George Gregg and Mrs. M or- count of 6 to 2.
Frost and Lovejoy were batteries
land were guests. The members de
cided to plan the club picnic at the against Burns and Prost and Hol
next meeting Mrs Leona Anderson comb were batteries against Vale.
of the Idaho Power company gave a
demonstration on home freezing
Marcella Hill and Alan Cleaver were
presented with baby gifts. Refresh
ments of open-faced sandwiches,
salad and tea were served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. E C Terhune
July 17.
Keveren had charge of the guest
| book.
Out-of-tow n gueats were Mrs J . '
Z . Jones, Salt Lake City; Mrs Henry |
Chamberlain. Ogden, and Mr and
Mrs Wayne Barker. Ogden
About 200 guests enjoyed dancing
to Don Moss’ orchestra
Mr and Mrs Bybee left Tuesday
for Spokane, where he Is stationed !
with the air force.
LOCAL COUPLE W ED
In a ceremony performed in the
garden of the Bybee home Wednes
day evening. Miss Carolee Bingham,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs E a.l
Bingham, became the bride of Ray
Bybee, son of Mr and Mrs. 8 . P.
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Bybee
Bishop D. H. Christensen
A N N IV ERSA RY OBSERVED
performed the double ring ceremony
Ninety members of the Daughters
before a flower laden trellis.
of Utah Pioneers and their partners
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The bride, given In marriage by of Owyhee. Oregon Trail and Oate
BRIDGE PARTY HELD
City
camps
met
In
the
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her father, was beautiful In a white
The second in a series of bridge
organza dress over taffatta. with a 8 ward chapel Tuesday evening in
parties will be held In the Episcopal
fitting bodice, puffed sleeves and celebration of the 50th anniversary
parish hall June 29 at 8 o’clock.
tiny covered buttons. She wore a of the formation of the organization.
Anyone interested in playing bridge
Captain Ada Wtnegar of Ontario
red rosebud corsage
is invited to attend. Mr and Mrs.
Mrs Wllmer Hlpp, dressed in navy welcomed the group and Introduced
Orant Rhinehart won first prize at
blue taffatta, was maid of honor the special guesta. President Minnie
the first party, held June 15.
Jack Atkeson, englneman third class, Lorenson of Canyon county, Presi
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dent Thelma Bybee of Malheur
R. N. A. HOLD PICNIC
Por her daughter's wedding, Mrs county. Captain Ethel Stoker of the
The Royal Neighbors held their |
Bingham wore a bemburg sheer newly-organized Owyhee camp and
annual picnic for Juveniles Tuesday
print and a rosebud corsage
Mrs. Captain Nell Bair of Nyssa. who was
night at 6:30 in the Nyssa city park.
Bybee wore a toast orange gabardine mistress of ceremonies. A miniature
The youngsters played tennis and
suit with a rosebud corsage.
ox yoke was pinned on each m em
croquet. A picnic lunch was served
Immediately following the cere ber by Secretary Ruth Beck
The
to 21 persons attending.
mony, the newly married couple left tables were set In old pioneer fash
for Payette lakes for their honey ion. with kerosene lamps and sage
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moon
brush, ox teams, covered wagons and
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS
A reception in honor of the bride cactus lilies as centerpieces. A menu
A regular business meeting of St.
and groom was held in the L. D. 3. of famous dishes was served by a
Anne's Altar society was hel<L. *n
stake house Monday evening
Mrs. | committee, with Vice Presidents
the church basement June 21. Plans |
Carlos Loveland and Mrs. Darw n [ Myrtle Wilburn and Cressa Hun-
wore made for the annual picnic to j
Stephans sang "W ith Someone Like saker of Ontario as co-chairmen
be held in the park sometime in
Y o u " and "Som etim e" and Shirley
T he program following the ban
July. Luncheon was served by the j
Nolan sang "September Song". D 1 quet consisted of a skit "Heart
hostss, Mrs. Don Lytle.
O. Bybee was master of ceremonies. Throbs of the W est" under the di
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Mrs Wayne Barker and Mrs W il- rection of Mrs Vlbert Kesler; a
ford Bybee presided at the punch j pioneer song and dance number, pre
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
table and Mrs D O Bybee cut the sented by members o f the Oregon i
Mrs. Robert Wilson entertained
cake. Mrs Dayle Moss, Mrs. Jay j Trail camp In old-time costumes
her Tuesday afternoon bridge club
Bybee and Colleen Bybee took I and guitar and harmonica selections
June 26. Mrs. Howard Lovejoy was
charge of the gifts. Mrs. Kinsey I and a pioneer reading by members Miss Marjorie Bowers and Charles ceptlon held in the church parlors a special guest. Mrs. Warren Farm
Chapin were married in the Adrian was attended by 150 persons. i Heater er took high prize and Mrs. Love-
Presbyterian church June 16. A re- I Photo)
Joy took second high.
Vale has chosen three Nyssa play
ers, Lovejoy. c ; Savage, ss, and
Vaughn, lb. as members of the team
that will represent this area in the
district play-offs.
^yÒO/tS. . . the prettiest
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MARRIED IN LAWN CEREMONY
Mr. AND Mrs. CLUB MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wieneke en
Among the eight original pioneer i Miss Bonnie Kressly. daughter of
Mrs.
Marion
Chard,
and
Glen
Holm
tertained the members of their Mr.
daughters present was Mrs. Emma
Perkins Kesler of Burley, who is the es, son of Mr. and Mr- F G. Holmes 1 and Mrs. bridge club at their home
84th registered member
Other of Nyssa, were married in a double Wednesday night. Warren Fanner
pioneers present were Arvilla Clay- j ring ceremony at 4 o’clock. June 22. won high prize and Mrs. Eldon
ton Swenson, Mrs. Dave Christian- ! The ceremony was performed by the Ulmer second high.
sen, who is 83 years old; Margaret; Reverend Donald S Campbell on the
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Barney Hawkins, Maude Parkin Call lawn at the country home o f Mr
DORCUS SOCIETY MEETS
of Bountiful, Utah. Anna Ander and Mrs. Roy Holmes before a back
The Dorcus society met at the
son Markham, Suzzann R. Bair and ground of cut garden flowers.
Minnie Sorenson of Nampa These
Miss Estelle Ooodson of Parma home of Mrs. A. A. Bratton for a
nine women received special recog- | sang '’Because’’ and "Oh Promise picnic and meeting June 28. Fran
nitlon and awards.
Me”. She was accompanied by Mrs. ces Foster had devotions and spoke
on what her work will be as a mis
President Thelma Bybee present A M Ooodson. Grizelda Chard play sionary in India.
ed to Captain Ethel Stoker an a- ed the wedding march.
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ward for the camp having the most
The bride, given in marriage by
HAPPY EIGHT MEET
persons present.
her step-father. Marion Chard, was
Mrs. Gordon Oxnam was hostess
Regular camp meetings will be lovely in a dress of white organdy
with an ice blue embroidered over to her Happy Eight club Friday, with
resumed in September.
skirt. She carried white carnations Mrs. LaMont Fife as a guest Mrs.
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and pale blue delphiniums on a Fife received high score and Mrs. W.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
D Holman second high. The group
Bonnie Kay House was honored j white Bible.
Saturday on her seventh birthday j The bride was attended by Miss will meet at the home of Mrs. Vi-
with a party given at her home by Betty Byers as maid of honor. She bert Kesler next Friday.
her mother. Mrs. Paul House. Out wore a lime green organdy dress and
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door games were played and birth a corsage of Hoover rosebuds. Nancy
day cake and ice cream cones were j Ooodson of Parma was flower girl Vale Juniors Take
served for refreshments.
Guests j and Jerry Mitchell was ring bearer.
Baseball Title By
were Linda Myrick. Montique Fraser, | Gilbert Holmes attended the
groom
as
best
man
Judy Wilson, Pamela Alexander, and j
Beating Nyssa 7-3
Diane and Deborah Cruson.
For her daughter’s wedding Mrs.
Chard wore a printed beige crepe
The Vale Junior baseball team j
dress with a corsage of red rosebuds. clinched the title in this area by de
Mrs. Holmes wore an aqua after feating the Nyssa team on the local
noon dress with a pink rosebud cor- j field Tuesday night by a score of 7 j
sage.
to 3.
Following the ceremony, a recept- j Vale has a game left to play with
tion for aibout 40 guests, relatives of I Burns thisVeek-end, but the result
the couple, was held. Mrs. Phillip will not change the positions of the |
Mitchell and Miss Lila Mae Holmes teams in the league standings. As
attended the refreshment table. a result. Vale will play in the dis
Miss Alta Chard was in charge of trict play-offs against a team from j
the guest book and gift table
the north.
As a golng-away outfit the bride
Nyssa defeated Burns on th e ;
chose a grey suit with red accessor
Du* to the extreme values we are again limiting the gowns and alips lo
ies. After a honeymoon trip to Mc
two to a customer In order to make a more equilable distribution lo the
AT THE SWAP SHOP
Call, the newlyweds will make their
Eight-foot
table.
buffet,
six
home at the Roy Holmes farm,
trade. We have double the amount of these Items over last promotion,
c h a i r s , other tables, chairs, com
where the groom is employed.
NOTICE...
Ireste* ep
wità Fuller
Pure Prepared House Paint
Sparkling
Gal.
W hile
Popular
Gal.
Tints i
$ 6.02
$ 6.02
When you point— invert in quality.
Saves time and money— protects
for years!
MORI COLORS-MORI DIC0RATIW0 HtlP
DON B. MOSS
Firestone Dealer Store’
Nyssa, Oregon
GOING F I S H I N G ?
Reduced Prices This Week
On Flies, Lines, Poles And Some
Other Fishing Supplies
Everybody’s
Nyssa
O regon
BY P O P U L A R D E M A N D
WE ARE REPEATING THE BELOW-LISTED SPECIALS
but we can only offer them while they last.
plete
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beds,
sewing
machines,
saxaphone. men’s, women's and
CHATTER BOX CLUB MEETS
The Chatter Box club held its j c h 11 d r e n's clothing, formats,
regular meeting with Mrs. Eugene ■ shoes, gas engine, fence posts.
Stephen Wednesday, with 19 mem-
LADIES' RAYON PANTY BRIEFS
Size small-mediam-Large
Colors white-blue-maze
6 TO A CUSTOMER
NYSSA
PROGRAM
Telephone 108
THEATRE
IN TECHNICOLOR
with
Dan Duryea— Gale Storm
Dick Foran— Gloria Henry
Colors pink-blue-maze
A true to life story of the last great outlaws. Was he
a ruthless killer or a heroic adventurer?
2 TO A CUSTOMER
Matinee Sat. 1:M ; Adm. 30c-9c
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 1-2
LADIES' KNIT SLIPS
"Lightening Strikes Tw ice"
Potato Chips, 2 for
390
IDAHO, 25c PACK AGE
Fruit Cocktail, Del Monte 3 7 0
2M, CAN
Peas, Garden Gem, 4 for - 4 3 0
303 CAN
Pancake Flour, Sperry's 5 l £
Bisquick, large pkg.
Post Tosties, 2 for
470
- 370
12 OUNCE PA CK AG E
C H O IC E At6 ATS
Skinless Weiners, 2 lbs. 9 9 0
Picnic Hams, lb.
Pork Hocks, fresh, lb. - 1 5 0
Lard, Pioneer, 4 lb. pkg. 7 9 0
with
Lace trim top and bottom
Ruth Roman— Zackery Scott
Riahard Todd— Katherine Girney
Color pink, sizes 32 to 44
He was a man without friends—Two beautiful women
fought for his love
2 TO A CUSTOMER
Matinee Sun. 1:M ; Adm. 30c-9e
TUESDAY. JULY 3
The Bowery Boya
RAYON YARD GOODS
in
"Bowery Battalion"
20 bolts. 200 yards. 20 colors
and patterns
and
"G yp sy Fury"
with
Regular price 79c to $1.49
Vtveca Llnforda— Christopher Kent
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 4-5
"50 Years Before Your Eyes"
American history narrated by
B
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DRYs g § ° DS
Nyeea. Oregon
2 POUND P A CK AG E
4 POUND PA CK AG E
"A1 Jennings Of O klahom a"
Lace trimmed, size 34 to 42
FITTING
Spry, 3 lb. can
$ 1.07
Borden's Chateau Cheese 8 9 *
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JUNE 29-30
LADIES' KNIT NIGHT GOWNS
xhas h o e
There's nothing that's more fun than a picnic . . . and
when your family gefs the urge to pack a basket and
head for the Great Outdoors, you'll find the FUN starts
when you do your shopping at T A YLO R 'S FOOD
M ARKET.
CLOTHING
TASTY PRODUCE
Tomatoes, 2 lbs.
Corn, 6 ears
Lemons, doz.
Bananas, 2 lbs.
A Y L O R ’
T
fo o d m a r k e t ö
Arthur Godfrey— H. V. Kaltenborn
also
"A Yank In Korea"
with
FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $5.00 OR OVER
Lon McCalllater— William Phillipe
OPEN 7 D A Y S W E E K L Y