THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1951
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1 as the parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
who is working there.
Word has been received that a son. Cleaver, lelt Thursday morning (or
weighing six pounds, one ounce, was Huston. Missouri to spend Christ
born to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart (Bud) mas with their daughter, Mrs. Emery
Schweizer o( Reno, Nevada. Decem Elliott, and to later visit other rela
(Continued Irom Pate 1)
tives. Present at the Clever home
gear with the engine running when ber 20.
her baby (ell from the machine. Mrs. William Gregg entertained were Leonard Cleaver, and the fami
While she was saving the baby, one the young people's club o( the com lies of Lavern, Lester. Lloyd. Oer.e
ol Mrs Kidman's (eet was broken. munity church Monday evening in and Leonard Cleaver, and Mr and
Mrs. Kidman and children were her home The group played games Mrs. Magnus Ekanger and Jerry.
planning on (lying to Caliiornia to and sacked the Christmas treats. Re Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson re
spend Christmas with her husband. freshment, of Jello and cake were turned Friday after a honeymoon
trip to Ogden. Utah, and are at
served to 12.
Herschel Gregg and children and home on Long drive in Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs Grover Cooper had
his mother, Mrs Anna Gregg, left
FOR YOUR PLUMBING
Saturday (or Wapato, Washington dinner in Caldwell at the home of
to spend the holidays at the home Mrs. Cooper's mother. Mrs. Adah
NEEDS
Snyder.
o( Mr and Mrs. Ray Pappiere
Mr and Mrs. Walter Olson ol Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Dimmiek
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
Buhl, Idaho were overnight guests and children were dinner guests of
and Pressure Systems
Saturday at the home cl Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Larson for Christ
mas.
Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy.
Call
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fre£ Arai and three
Magnus Ekanger lor Christmas were
J. C. SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Metz ol Nyssa
and Mr and Mrs. Paul Cleaver o(
13 Years In Nyssa
Kingman Kolony.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pendarivs
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were hosts at a yuletide dinner lor
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillis, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Britton. Mr. and Mrs. j
Clarence Pendarvis, and family and
Home beauty begins Bob Pendarvis.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil, Paul
with. . .
Knottingham, and Mr. and. Mrs.
Robert Smith, Jr., and family were
among those present for the Christ
mas dinner at the Joe Counsil home
in Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Didericksen
were dinner guests at the Jack Jones
home in Big Bend for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin were
dinner guests Thursday evening of
Mr and Mrs. Claude Wilson.
The Cleaver Family held their j
Christmas party and gift exchange j
Stunz Lum ber Co.
Wednesday evening, December 19.
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Grangers Serve
Christinas D in n e r
children of Jamieson were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Qkano Evening visitors included
Mr and Mrs. Roy Hiral. die Oka no
children were ill all the past week
with severe colds.
Mr and Mrs. Claude Wilson were
hosts Sunday to a family Christmas
gathering and turkey dinner. Pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. James Robb
of Moses Lake. Washington and the
Pete Wilson and Clarence Reed fami
lies.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reffett of John
Day, Stanley Reffett of Haines, apd
Mr and Mrs. Loren Hite and family
of Haines arrived over the week-end
to spend the holidays with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett.
Twelve members of the Pleasant
Hour club met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John Strickland
foe the gift exchange following a
Rev. Maxfleld, formerly pastor of
short business meeting. Names of the Expected to Arrive Sunday—
Chaplain and Mrs. Don B. Max- | the Nyssa Christian church and
months were drawn for next year's
entertaining. Refreshments were field and children are expected to a chaplain in the U. 8. army. Is on
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price were hosts arrive In Nyssa Sunday evening, his way to Germany.
at a Christmas eve paity for their
family. Present were Mr and Mrs
Marion Carey and son. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Albritton of Madras, and Mr
and Mrs. Kenneth Price. Marlon
Carey, navy man. arrived from San
Diego Friday and with nis wife and
son visited his relatives In Caldwell,
arriving at the Price home Sunday.
Jimmy and Keith Langley became
Located At Western Store
111 with virus pneumonia, so Mr. and
.Mrs Langley had to postpone their
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Christmas by United Airline.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer and
family were among the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Evans of Parma
for Christmas dinner.
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