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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1951 PAGE TWO Quartet Program Is Well Attended parlors for 229 guests Mrs. Tom Ferguson and Miss Helen Hatch poured the punch and Mrs Rose Willis cut the wedding | cake Miss Cecilia Slllonis had charge of the guest book and Miss Marjorie Bowers and Mrs Lewis Hoke had charge of the gift table They were assisted by Darlene Davis and Oary Hastrlter Following the reception, the couple left on their wedding trip. For her going away ensemble the bride wore a navy checked suit aand a baby pink gladlola corsage Mr. and Mrs. Davis are living on the Davis ranch In Rldgeview. furiai jiotes CELEBRATE AN N IV E R SA R Y Mr arid Mrs Andrew P Ander son celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home Priday evening. Mr. and Mrs David Beers gave the party, with 1ft guests a t tending. Augusta Holmes and A P Ander son were married In Shell Lake, Wis consin June 23. 1901. He came to Nyisa In 1933 to work on construct ion of the siphons and flumes on | the Owyhee project. Mr. Anderson ! was the first superintendent of con struction on farm buildings and real- deuce» for the Amalgamated sugar, company. He still owns property on i the project and here In town An-1 derson has also done archltectual work In Nyssa. ARCADIA. June 29 —One hundred and eighty persons attended the all- day meeting at Arcadia Sunday, when the male quartet of Westmont college presented a program. The offering taken for the boys amount ed to $73 At noon a potluck dinner was served. The afternoon speaker was Mr MoClean of Spokane, wno will be the new missionary for the American Sunday school union In eastern Oregon. Mr Chandler will be missionary In western Idaho. Louise Behymer left last week for Portland, Oregon. Several from here attended the wedding of Eldon Barker and Ber- nlta Tucker at the Methodist church In Nyssa Friday evening. Linda Teague spent last week with Nellie Oumgamer near Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lame left Monday evening for Spokane to take Mr Yowe’s brother, who has been visiting here to his air base. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and Donald and Eddy Behymer left Sun day evening for MoCall. where they will spend a week at the Bullard Summer home. Others there with the Bullard family this week are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dali and sons of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Houston and family of San Bemardlna, California - t - LA W N P IC N IC HELD Mr. and Mrs. Sherman P Bybee entertained Immediate members of their family at a lawn picnic at their home on Columbia avenue. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barker who left for their home In Ogden today; Mrs. H. W Chamberlain; M r and Mrs. Ray Bybee. who left for Spokane, where he will resume his service as radar technician, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bybee and daughter. Pamela. - » - REBEKAHH HAVE P A R T Y The Rebekah lodge held a birth day party Thursday evening at the j Odd Pellows hall. The four mem- j bers who had birthdays In June J were especially honored The ladles spent the afternoon playing bunco Mrs Sylvia Pox won high prize, Mr, Ann Oraham low and Mrs Bessie McConnell the traveling prize. Re-1 freshments consisted of Ice cream, anglefood and chocolate cake Teacher Is Hired In Apple Valley APPLE V ALLE Y , June 29—Kenneth Lisle underwent major surgery at the Malheur Memorial hospital - I - Thursday night for removal of his AD RIAN CURL W E D « appendix. He Is reported to be re Joyce McOlnnls, daughter of Mr covering satisfactorily. and Mrs James McOlnnls of Adrian Miss Ellen Zlmdar has been hired became the bride of Richard D. to teach in the grade school here Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Perle this coming year. Davis of Homedale. In a double ring Mrs. Oeorge McIntyre of Kansas ceremony at the United Presbyterian City, Missouri has been visiting in church Thursday, June 7 at 8 30 the home of Mrs. Fred Miller, hav Reverend Henry Moore performed ing been called here because of the the ceremony before an altar decor serious illness and death of her ated with peonies, roses, and Iris. MR. AND MRS. Hit HARD DAVIS brother, Fred Miller The bride, given In marriage by (Harano Photo I Mrs. Frank Zlmdar and daughter, her father, wore a gown of white Ellen, returned home Saturday even slipper satin, period style with fitted and Robert Davis were ushers. ing from a trip to the coast, where bodice, long sleeves, and a full court Miss Evelyn Ferguson and Mrs. Don The mother of the bride wore a | they had accompanied Mrs. Zimdar’s train Her fingertip veil.nylon with Halt, both cousins of the bride, wore dress of aqua brocade and a corsage J tatfeta and lace gowns of pink and sister, Mrs. Dora Minton. lace trim, was held In place with a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed left Sat crocheted tlera. Her bouquet was blue. They carried pink carnations. of red rosebuds. The groom's moth-1 baby pink and white gladlolas and Miss Marsha Willis and Miss Janice er wore a navy blue sheer with red urday on a business trip to Portland. Out-of-town friends noted at the stephenotts with white satin stream Hastrlter were flower girls. Their rosebud corsage. dresses were white with blue polka Preceding the ceremony. Miss Fred Miller services Monday Includ ers. Mrs Francis Hastrlter, sister of dot Miss Virginia Cook and Miss Avadna Peterson played a collection | ed Mrs. Floyd Betts of Payette. M. the groom, was matron of honor, j Delores Eachus were candle light of love songs. Miss Loretta Van j A McDonald and Mrs. Jennie Bos de Water, sang “ Because" and " I ton of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ham She wore a gown of silk yellow or- j ers. Crosswhite and Mrs Douglas M c Eugene Davis stood as best man. Love You Truly". gandy and carried a bouquet of A reception was held in the church Donald o f Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. orchid carnations. The bridesmaids.1 James McOlnnls, Jr.. Donald Davis Ora Newgen of Sunset valley and Mrs. Landis Dutro of Nampa. Two lovely bridal showers are scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Fritts. assisted by Mrs. J N. Leigh and Mrs. Waldo Smalley, will entertain at the Fritts home in honor of Miss Barbara Tyrell. who will become the bride of Laverne Ferguson early next month. Miss Barbara Nelson and Tom Taylor are also making plans for a wedding to be held early In July and Miss Nelson is being honored at a bridal shower at the home of her mother, Mrs. Herbert Nelson, with Mrs. Ralph Bailey. Mrs. Jerry Sin clair and Miss Molly Nelson as hos tesses. iMiss Evelyn Ferguson went to Boise to accept employment. Barbara Tyrell came home from Boise Tuesday to visit for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs. Ted Dick and girls are leaving this week on a vacation trip to Canada. Jerilyn Tarter and--Todd Jackson. Welser youngsters, will present specialty dancing at the Kiwanis- sponsorrd Ontario square dance festival in the armory building in Ontario Saturday night. 8:30 Every Night Baseball Every Day, 2:30 Every Night Big Parade 7 P. M. , July 4 B U ILD IN G PE R M IT S Wayne L. Berrett. alteration, south First street, lots 4 and ft, block 19, original townslte, $1600, aluminum, Nyssa Feed M ill building. You can drive a aafer car. .. Increase your lire mileage 50 to 100 per cent. .. with BEAR Balanced wheels. You'll be amaied at the difference 11 makes in smooth, vibraiionleaa driving, eaay steering. Makes driving safer, »avea you money every mile in leas tire wear. Night Rodeo Carnival Dancing Here From Nebraska— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connelly of Brady Island, Nebraska visited R ev erend and Mrs. Lloyd Pounds Sat urday. BALANCED WHEELS G IVE M O RE TIRE MILES! VALE, O R E G O N JULY 3, 4:30 P. M. Visits Brother— Mrs. Oretchen Squires of River side, California spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of her brother. Emil Stunz and family. Mrs. Squir es was en route to Baltimore, where she will spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Roily and family. STOP S H IM M Y ! "Lei's Go Vale" Celebration JULY 2, 3, 4 Quarter Horse Show are vis ting this week with his pat ents. Mr and Mrs. Ben Houston, and other relatives here. Mrs. Merle Sareson of Parma vis ited in the Charles Bullard home Saturday evening. Kenneth Haverkamp. who has spent the past year with his grand parents, left last week for his home in Bellingham. Washington. Mrs. Vern Butler and Pauline of Adrian called at the Oeorge Moeller home 8unday evening for Margaret Butler, who had spent the week with John Moller. Jean Moeller is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKinney near Nyssa. ^ BEAR THE BANNER OF SAFETY BEAR DY NAMIC I WHEEL BALANC ING SERVICE Phone 48 Towne's Garage 218 Main Nyssa, Ore. • .. plentiful hot water— the electric way— is your best bargain buy today! Hot water can ba mighty pracioua — when you have to do without it. Yet, with an automatic elec tric water heater, you can have all the hot water you w ant*, tor only a penny tor every tive g a llo n . 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