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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSÀ. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1951 PAGE EIGHT M u rtal iCutes ♦—-f OUEHTfi AT DISSKH E L j R u a . Mr and Mrv Dee Jtr^en and family and Mrt Bor.mt MeUen and iodi of BolM «ere Sunday dinner guaiti In th^àm ne Of Mr and M l; 8 P Bytier '/ i CZLBBRATE AWIVEKBARY Mr- Leonard Nevyen gave a sur prise pinochle party for Mr and Mr* C C Cotton on their lis t wedding anniversary Saturday even- .sut Mrs Cottori won lo* score for »'.men ar>d Mr* LAiyd Tobler won high Por men. Mr Cotton won E.NTER'I AIN8 CLUB business meeting witn Mr Pay Col Mrs Wilber Holcomb was hostess ima. presiding Plans were made for a tea to be given Tuesday afternoon. 1 to the members of her Prlday after October 1« for State Madam Presi noon canasta club September 28 dent Ruth Fletcher at the home of Prizes were won by Mrs. 8 P Bybee Mrs Ken Renstrom Mr-. William for high score and Mrs V L Kesler Lane won the attendance prize and for second high. Special guests for Mrs. Robert Runcorn won the other the afternoon were Mrs Jim Sav prize given by the lodge Out-of- age; Mrs. Howard Love Joy and Mr. town visitors were Marie Ott, Idaho George Vaughn. ___ state president and four members of TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB MEETS the Caldwell auxiliary' Mrs. Ed Boydell entertained the + — ♦ member, of her Tuesday afternoon ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mrs Clyde Snider and Mr . Frank bridge club at her home Guests Morgan gave a dinner party at the Morgan home Saturday evening Places were laid for 14 Bridge was played after dinner with J L. Hern- man and Mrs A H Boydell winning high score. George Mitchell won the traveling prize Aigh and Prana Reran won low The group presented Mr - Cotton with a eonage and a large flora, ooutjjet from the A N K Garden club Re- freatunenu were served to u i couples ♦— + CHATTER BOX CLUB MEETS Mr* O E CheldeLn waa hostess to the Chatter Bn* c: ib mamba-■ at her home Wednesday aftemoor Roll call wat answered by those prevent with culture of rweetpeas Several article* for a layette for a needy family were turned in Re freshments of chicken salad, rots and iced tea were served to etgnt member* The newt meeting will oe held October 17 in tne Howard Fln- ger home Open your First National Savings Account INVESTORS Lands. Building*. Dwellings are inflated to dangerously high levels. Why not twitth lo a ‘ taple and liquid commodity Handle it yourself, locally. If you have *4 80« to *15,00« you »re guaranteed t 'i interest an nually, plus additional $800 for teeing after your own secured investment. Writ- for details, box 51. Parma. Idaho. were Mrs Grant Leans. Mrs. Gordon Pouch. Mrs. Ted Morgan and Mrs Dick Tensen Mrs. Huston Wilson won high score and Mrs. Ted Morg an won low. ENTERTAIN a t b r id g e Mr and Mrs. Olea Billings enter tained their Mr. and Mrs club Wed nesday evening. Guest players were Mr and Mrs Dick Tensen and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wilson. Lloyd Wil son won high score and Mrs. Glea Billings won low. Three tables were in play. N Y S S A . PROGRAM Telephone 108 T H E A T R E FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5-6 "Double Crossbones IN TECHNICOLOR with Donald O'Connor—Helena Carter Donald sails the seven seas and is the terror of the Spanish main, also "Colorado Ambush" with SAVINGS DEPOSITS M A D E ON OR B E F O R E O C T O B E R _ 10T m EARN I N T E R E S T FROM T H E F I R S T OF O C T O B E R There's no substitute for a bank savings account. Your deposits are insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Open your First National savings account C \L _ _ T NYSSA FIRST NATIONAL < u today. BRANCH BANK O r PORTLAND Open 10 fo 5 Including Saturday V IM il I II D « l* l DteOSlT INSUIAHtf COtVOIATlON HERES A ^ & E T A C Q U A IN TE D CASH DISCOUNT DEAL \ ON DOOCHOW f a MR AND MRS JAMES IIF.LDT JAMES HELDT MARRIES orated the bride’s table. Mi Mary Hoeme. daughter of Out-of-town guests were Mr and Mr. and Mrs A A Hoeme of Pay Mrs. Warren Heldt and Miss Eva ette and James Heldt. son of Mrs Lou S weet wood of Boise. Louise Heldt of Nyssa, were mar For her going-away outfit, the ried Sunday evening, September 23 bride chose a gray suit with black in the Pilgrim Lutheran church in accessories. Following a honey Ontario. Reverend Theo Brackman moon trip to Portland and the coast performed the double-ring cere the couple will live in Nyssa. mony before an altar decorated with Mrs. Heldt attended schools in pastel gladiolus Preceedtng the Payette and prior to her marriage ceremony. Mi.s Irene Leder and was employed as county clerk in Miss Delores Dohuke lighted the Payette Mr Heldt attended Nyssa candles. They wore gowns of char- j schools and the University of Ore treuse taffeta. gon. Soloist was Mrs Donna Spencer, ‘ who a i a' impanied by M ia Don W 8 C. 8 CntCLEB MEET na Preston. Two circles of the Woman’s Soci The br.de chose a gown of white ety of Christian Service of the Me chantilly lace over ;atln with long thodist church met Thursday, Sep pointed sleeves and a sweetheart tember 20. In the afternoon, the , neckline. Her fingertip length veil Dorcas society met at the home of was held In place with a tiara of Mrs. Donald Campbell with Mrs. seed pearls. She carried a bouquet Clifford Main as co-hostess. Mrs. of red roses. U. H Neiger led devotions. Mrs. Mrs Earl Stewart was matron of David Beers, assisted by Mrs. Clif honor. She wore a turquoise taf ford Main. Mr; Oeorge Coleman feta gown and carried a bouquet of and Mrs. Golda Rop-r presented the peach gladiolus. Miss Pauline Deric membership ceremony To the back and Miss Mary Ann Stauk were ground of soft musi.:, they lighted a bridesmaids. They wore rose ta :- gold candle for the gifts, a blue \ feta gowns, identical to that of candle for service and a white candle the matron of honor. Their bou for prayer. Each member signed quets were of white gladiolus. Judy the membership book of the circle. Stelnart, niece of the bride, was Mrs Gilbert Klinkenburg sang. "Sa flower girl. Her gown was blue tai- vior, Like A Shepherd Lead Me.” I feta. The Ruth and Naomi circle met Robert Heldt stood as best man in the evening at the home of Mrs. Warren Heldt and Everett Heldt Joe Cundall, with Mrs F A Nor man as co-hostess. Mrs. Walter were usher». McPartland led the devotions. The Following the wedding, a recept- program topic for the evening. | Ion was held In the women’s club house. Mrs. Warren Heldt cut the Health for the Whole Family", was reviewed by Mrs. Walter Roth.. At j wedding cake and Eva Lou Sheet- the close of the meeting. Mrs Cun \ wood and Clelca Moss poured the and Mrs Norman served re- , ■ punch. Mrs William Schanber had dall j charge of the guest book. Gloria freshments. 1 Klesselhorst, Betty Toedter and EAGLES AUXILIARY MEETS j Myrna Toedter had charge of the gift table Mrs. Oeorge Schneider The Nyssa Eagles auxiliary met ! and Mrs. Emil Fruechtenlcht dec-j Tuesday evening lor their regular j CA»H O * « o u " • • • WE ARE IN THE MARKET TO BUY SEVERAL CLEAN USED CARS HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. Tran3porlion Merchants Matinee Sun. 1:3«; Adm. 30c-9e TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9-10 "I W as A Communist For The F. B. L" with Frank Lovejoy—Dorothy Hart James Millican—Richard Webb THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 "Edge Of Doom" with Farley Granger—Dana Andrews Joan Evans Samuel Goldwyn’s latest from a novel by Leo Brady WEEK-END’S BEST BUYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 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