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PAGE EIGHT THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 5. 1951 ^ n r i a l -Votes grandfather, and Alford Lee. uncle of the groom, of Butler. Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Everett and son. Tommy, and Gary Gilbert o f Raw lins, Wyoming, Mrs. Dorothy Mc- Dowel of Madras. Mrs. Richard Waddell and son, Jimmy, of San Jose. California, Mr and Mrs Fort ner and baby of Boise, Mr and Mrs. Bert Lewis, Mrs. Don Davis and Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Wagnon of On tario, Miss Margaret Saladen of Payette, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bar ton, Mr and Mrs. Donald Perdue. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler and Mrs. A la Chandler, all of Vale. As a going-away outfit the bride chose a dusty pink suit with white accessories. Following a honeymoon trip to Payette lakes, the couple are making their home in Nyssa. where Mr. Barton operates the Shoe Clinic. Dine In Ontario Mr and Mrs Ray Russell, and Mr and Mrs E. H Brandt of Nyssa were dinner guests last Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs ' Lewis Filer of Ontario. A pleasant evening of visiting was enjoyed after dinner. time are asked to offer their services. their guests this week, Vern Field. Doyle Nelson and Dean Kirkman of Clearfield. Utah. V isiting In l't a b — Mr and Mrs Warren Farmer and Kathryn and Jimmy, are visiting in Accepts Position— Salt Lake City Hus week-end. with Charlotte Hoaalu of Nyssa. a re Mrs. Farmers parents, Mr and Mrs. cent graduate of the Nampa Bus Put ton They plan to return to iness college, has accepted a secre Nyssa Monday. tarial position at the O. D. sales yard In Caldwell. LOCAL GIRL WEDS The wedding of Marlene Louiae Moss to Waiter C Rosa, Jr. was an BRIDOE -SESSIONS HELD event of July l. The ceremony was Return From Trip— The second of a series of six conducted by the Rev. Donald 8. Mr and Mrs. Orville Maze and Visits At Lake»— Campbell In the presence of the bridge tournaments was held at the daughter. Gall, returned home Tues Mrs. A. C. Sallee spent four days two families In the Methodist par Episcopal church Friday, June 29 day from a trip to Auburn. Californ Ohe past week at Payette lakes as Mrs. Artie Robertson and Mrs. Jessie sonage. ia. where they visited relatives for the guest of Mrs. Frank Morgan it The bride, daughter of Mr. and Morgan were high scorers. Mrs about a week. the Morgan summer home. Mrs. Keith Moss of Nyssa, wore a Morgan, Mrs. John Kopp, and Mrs white frosted nlnon dress with white Ted Morgan comprise the committee in charge of the tournament series. G o To McCall— Here From California— accessories and an orchid corsage Mr and Mrs. Oene Stunz and Mr and Mrs. Bill M eCash of Miss Glenda Moss was maid of Monterey. California. Mrs. Robert C. daughter. Suzanne, left last Satur honor 8he wore a pink nlnon dress ENTERTAINS CLUB day, for their cabin on Payette lakes, Jones of Los Angeles and Ole John oyer pink taffeta and wore a car Mrs George Mitchell entertained son of Los Angeles are visiting this with plans to remain ovef the nation corsage The bride’s mother the Thursday afternoon bridge club week at the home of Mr and Mrs. fourth. wore a betnberg sheer print. The at her home last week. Mrs. A. H CLUB WILL MEET Thomas G. Jones. bridegroom's mother also chose a Boydell won high score prize, and! The Rebekah Sunshine cluib will On Business T r ip - bemberg sheer print dress. Both Mrs. Artie Robertson was awarded j meet in the I. O. O. F hall Friday, Bill Beus left Monday for Burley, Visiting Parents— wore rosebud corsages the traveling prize. A special guest July 6 at 2 p. m. Mrs. Keith Budge and two child Idaho and points In Utah on a A reception was held at the Keith of the afternoon was Mrs. Leo Lor-1 - 5 - ren of La Jolla, California are vis business trip. Moas home, with relatives and as enz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mit Visitors From Portland— iting Mrs. Budge's parents. Mr. and sociates of the bridegroom at radio chell, who Is spending the summer Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Marguth of Mrs. Heber Evans for an indefinite Here From Seattle— station K3RV In attendance. Pre here visiting her folks from her Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keyser and two Portland were visitors in the home time. Mrs. Budge’s husband stay siding at the four-tier cake baked home In Rio Janeiro, South America of Mr and Mrs. Ed Case Mrs. ed at home at La Jolla, where he is children of Seattle are visiting at and decorated by the bride's aunt. - * - attending school, and working for the homes of V. L. Kesler and S. P. Marguth is a sister of Mrs. Case. Mrs. Marion Selover of Payette, was ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Bybee. In their honor a lawn picnic his Ph. D. degree. Miss Roma Moss of Homedale The Mr. and Mrs. V L. Kesler enter- | was held at the Bybee home Wed punch bowl was in charge of Mrs. tained Ohe 8. P Bybee family, and Air Force Man Visits— nesday. Mr and Mrs. Keyser are Gilbert Anderson i f the air force, Lands In Tokyo— Marion Selover Miss Clella Moss C. R Kesler, Jr., at dinner Sunday, j Jerry Williams sent a cablegram former residents of Nyssa. where Mr. Was In charge of the gifts and Mrs. who has been In Korea, is visiting -5 - Keyser worked for the bureau of Marvin Hill was In charge of th e! his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. A. to his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wil OHUROH WEDDINO HELD guest book P. Anderson. He will leave this liams, Informing them he had land reclamation. In an Impressive candlelight wed week-end for Alameda, California. ed In Tokyo, Japan July 2. Williams Mr Ross, son of Mr and Mrs ding ceremony performed June 22 Anderson was stationed in th e ; was recently home on a two-week Leave On Vacation— Walter Ross, Sr. of Hoqulam, Wash- ! In the Nyssa Methodist church, Miss Mr and Mrs. C. R. Kesler and Hawaiian islands for two and one-1 leave. mg ton, is an employe of Inland Bernlta Tucker, daughter o f Mr. and family left last Saturday for Obsidi half years and then in Korea fort Radio, Inc. an. Idaho, and Red fish lake on a Mrs. Roger Tucker of Nyssa, be Here From Utah— eight months. After a week’s honeymoon In came the bride of Eldon Barker of Mr. and Mrs. Hails Field have as fishing trip over the Fourth. Arrives In Tokyo— Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Ross will Ontario, son of Mr and Mrs. E. H. Mr. and Mrs H. H. Kingrey have make their home In Nyssa. Barker The Rev. E. J. Wilson, received word from their son, formerly of Nyssa, read the cere Wayne, that he has arrived in j mony. Tokyo. Kingrey, who enlisted tn the [ Home beauty begins The bride, given in marriage by army about five months ago. Is a j Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barker her father, was lovely In a quaint private in the engineer corps. w ith white slipper satin gown fashioned with long train. Her fingertip veil and Mrs. Glen Tuttle of Nyssa as McCall and northern Idaho. They Hosts To Relatives— was caught to a sweetheart sharped bridesmaids. I are now at home on a tarm near Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bear had tiara and she carried an orchid on The bridegroom was attended by Nyssa. as their guests last week their son- a white Bible. his brother, Bill Barker. - - in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Attending the bride was liUle Billy Randolp sang "The Lord's James L. Pate, and children, Linda LOCAL COUPLE WED Sharon Kay Abla, dressed In Identi Prayer” and Mrs. Don Seward sang Miss Irene Bibby, daughter of Mr. and Robert, of Priest River. Idaho. cal wedding attire as that o f the "Because” . The vocalists were ac and Mrs. Roy Bibbey of Nyssa, be The visitors returned home Satur FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 6-7 bride Ronnie Barker was the companied by Mrs. Dwight Seward, came the bride of LeRoy Barton, day night. miniature bridegroom. Other at who also played the wedding march- son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Barton tendants were Mrs. Virgil Seward of Vale In a ceremony performed in Visits Family— with as matron of honor, and Mrs. Carol The candle lighters were Miss the Christian church in Nyssa by Carrol Tucker of Moses Lake, 1 ’i-wett and Miss Evelyn PeWRt of Siunz Lumber Co. Ginger Rogers—Jack Carton Donna Fletcher of Nampa and Miss the Rev. Joseph Wagnon of the Washington came home this week Nampa, Miss Mary Ellen Williams Carolyn Barker of Ontario. The Ontario Christian church Sunday, to spend a few days with his family. Joan Davis— Stanley Ridges ushers were Lester Snider, Jerry July 1 at 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and children She knows her law but not her client. A blond with Tucker, Jack Brewer and Bob Bark The bride wore a full-length gown planato move to Washington within er. a law book tangles with a big glamour boy of the west. of Chantilly lace and nylon marquis a short time. The church was decorated with ette. Her fingertip veil was caught Matinee Sat. 1:S§; Adm. 30c-9c baskets of summer flowers and an to a tiara of matching lace and Visit Son— arch covered with roses near the nylon net, trimmed with orange Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cottrell and SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 8-9 altar. blossoms. She carried a bouquet two children of Wyoming spent the A reception held in the church of red roses. The maid of honor past week at the home of Melvin parlors was attended by 200 friends was Miss Donna Flora, who wore a Cottrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross with and relatives. Mrs. Norton Rand gown of yellow taffeta and nylon Cottrell. Mr. Cottrell is employed olph was In charge of the reception. net She carried white carnations in an oil field in Wyoming. Bobby Driscoll—Robert Preston Miss Nadine Seward attended the and blue delphiniums. Martha Scott—Charlie Grapewin guest book and Mrs. Joe Hobson and The brodegroom's brother-in-law, Go To California— Mrs. Cora Tomlinson of Nyssa and Miss Darlene Bradley presided over Donald Perdue, accompanied him. The screen reaches deep into the human heart to bring the gift table. Mrs Edward Boydell The bride’s sister. Mrs. Richard her daughter, Mrs. Richard Waddell, and son, Jimmy, of San Jose, Cali you all the warmth, the humor, the unforgettable excit- cut «he cake. Mason, sang “The Sweetest Story Following the reception the newly- Ever Told" and "Always". She was fornia left today for San Jose. Mrs. ment of the most wonderful days you ever lived. I weds left on a honeymoon trip to accompanied by Mrs. Richard Wad Waddell and Jimmy have been vis Matinee 8nn. 1:3#: Adm. 3#c-9c dell of San Jose, California, who iting in Nyssa for the last two weeks. also played the wedding march. TUESDAY, JULY 10 The candle lighters were Miss Veterans Needed— Several war veterans will be need Phyllis Eastman and Mrs. Don Davis Ushers were Richard Mason ed to help operate the "hot dog" and Thomas Chandler, brothers-in ■stand at the rodeo grounds during with the Nyssa night rodeo July 12 to law of the bride Dennis Morgan—Betsy Drake 14. Veterans who can spare the For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Bibby wore navy blue and white Zackary Scott marquisette print with white acces A rare riotous comedy sories. Her corsage was o f red rose buds. The groom's mother wore navy blue voile with white accessor WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 11-12 ies. Her corsage was also of red rosebuds. Optometrist At the reception, the gifts were IN TECHNICOLOR opened and displayed by the groom's Eyes Examined sister, Mrs. Donald Perdue, and the with bride's sister. Mrs. Thomas Chand Phone 720 Joel McCrea—Shelly Winters ler. Mrs. Richard Mason was in cleerge of the guest book. 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