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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1953 b u r ia l iiewail II ijhis M o d e rn P io n e e r ( lub Javcee-ettes Mee Second Time; Elect T em porary Officers Dial 2135 Mrs. Gene Stanley was elf.red tempcrary chairman cl tne nearly formed Jaycee-ette- a: a meeting held Friday evening at the h.ir.e cf Mi-. Marvin W.l-cn. Other temp - rary cff.cers are Mrs. Wilson, secre tary, and Mr- J:m NichcL-t n and Mrs. Gerald Curry, program chair men. The evening was spent getting ac quainted and playing games. Re- fre-hments were served by the hos tess and Mrs. August Girard, co hostess. Spec.al guests were Mr> Tom Jones, Mrs. Clyde Snider and Mrs. Dick Yost. The next meeting has been sched uled for Friday, June 5 at the home of Mrs. Billie Hamilton at 312 So 5th with Mrs. Don Herron as co hostess. All Jaycee wives are invited to attend. ❖ —•> A m ity Club F eatures A nnual G uest Night The Amity club held their annual guest night Friday at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Lewis with Mrs. Melvin Beck as co-hostess. Small individual booklets of the year's program were presented to members by program chairmen. Mr.-. Henry Zobeli, and Mrs. Mark Mon- cur. Mrs. Paul Winn won the door .prize. Introductions were made by each one present, telling their names, place of birth and any interesting thing that occured relative to the event. Group singing was enjoyed during a brief power black-out. Eldred Brower showed films of the Rose Festival at Pa.-adena and several other scenic trip.- that had been taken. Gue.-t. pre.-ent were the Me dames Elated Brower. Paul Winn, Cliff Mink, Walt R th. Warren Farmer, Leo Child, Lester J.unison, Snoden Robert.-, Don Walker, J. R. Gylleu- sk g and Mrs. Oscar Elliot. The next meeting will be held Fr.- day, May 15 at the home of Mr-. Taft Peit. Roll call will be answeied with bright sayings of children. M others-In-Law Honored At OES "Mothers-in-law” were honored as special guests at the meeting of OES held Monday evening. Worthy Ma tron, Mrs, Jake Simmons, presided. Those honored were Mrs. Hilda Ten- sen, Mrs. Olen Brown, Mrs. C. A Wernick, Mrs. F. Alexander, Mrs. Cecil Morrison. Sr., Mrs. J. W. Rig- ney, Mrs. J. L. Church, Mrs. Don Graham. Mrs. William Schiremen, Mrs. E. Wilson and Mrs. Strasbaugh. Corsages were presented to special Mothers-in-law. Mother’s Day music was rendered by Mrs. Rigney, Mrs. Shuster, Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs. Morrison. Plans were made for a picnic for all Masons, Eastern Stars, DeMolay and Job's Daughters to be held at the city park, Sunday, May 17 at 1 p.m. Refreshments were served by host and hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forbe.-s, Mrs. Harold Brendle and Mrs. E. Wilson. M IS S B ET T Y LA R A IN K F IF E of o e i a r e »lie l e t l la .it H o n d a * e v e n i n g N yssa reeeived a n o rc h id fro m S gt. f r F o rt Lee, V irg in ia to jo in th e A n n e H em pel, B oise r e c r u ite r, a t a W AC's. Mis* F ife 's m o th e r, M rs. L a fa re w e ll lu n c h e o n g iv en in h e r h o n o r m e n t F ife, looks on. Miss Betty Fife Honored Before Leaving for Virginia Miss Betty Lara.ne Fife was guest of honor at a luncheon given in H tel B )i.-e M nday where she was made a private m Woman’s Army corps M;-- Fife passed WAC exam- inat ions with .he ;.bird highe.-t -ec re í • r made by any■ ippll car:t at the B .• e re:■ruuing à lien y I C C i rding to Cap::. ReX D Cra vford. amanehr of zl ip 17 ' I V P ,, p : « p Sp>ec:a!i gucsis i ■ M ■ FA ?*' far e- well par::y, which va' g . V ! a by the v c rr. . f the mil.Liry n anpo a comimi.'si n, were ¿even ’ ng para- pers cf the oricinal a ho Pia- toon vhich was e: . in B úse in 1952. O.hcr gue-ts were M Fife’> parent>, Mr. and Mr,. Lam.ont F.:f e and M: John Br.:ad of Nyssa. Lt. Peter Furno was nra-ter cf ceremonies and Capt. Rex Crawford performed the swearing-in cere mony. Mis- Fife, who left Monday even ing for F, rt Lee, Virginia, was grad uated from Nyssa high school in 1951 and attended Link'.- Bu.-ine-s college in Boise. F arew ell P a rty Given A farewell party and picnic was given last Friday night at 115 Reece avenue in honor of the Reverend and Mrs. Frank Coley. A potluck supper and weiner roast was en joyed by the 50 persons who attend ed. The Rev. and Mrs. Coley will be leaving Nyssa soon. Micheál Hale Honored '.ebekata Lodge M em ber ; Meet Marjorie Standerfer vas appointed varden at the m eting cf the Re- bekah 1 dge N'o. 202 when they met last Thur day evening at the I O O F. hall. Mrs. 3ta:iderfer w.ll replace Dai- v C lien, vh resigned her p - siiicn. A piano curt was pre.ented bv Mr- Lola Guthrie and Mr- Mae Bell n. Refreshments were served to 25 . rs >nd two gue-t . Mr-. Mary Lv and htr .-i.-ter, Mrs. Miller by .\i. V.rat" a Will..on on. Mr-. Wil- ir. ,i Lrn a id Mr*. Standerfer. May 4lh-9lh Only 5-pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite Blond or Dark Walnut Foam Rubber Mohair Box Springs __ Deluxe Comforter (choice of color) ......... 2 Lamps -------- S149.95 59.95 49.95 22.95 5.00 Your Old Suite S287.80 60.00 Down Paym ent S227.80 20.00 $207.80 Yours For Only $18.30 Per Month WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS "Your F rigidaire D ealer" PETERSON FURNITURE CO. The Dependable F u rn itu re S tore NYSSA - VALE — ONTARIO — PAY ETTE H.immon, Fred Jen-en Betty Ham- nr T m Smith, J .in Haney, Mar garet Butltr, Connie Montgomery .. :.a CarEne Fenn M aern Pioneer club met with M. D. k K: it ch Tuesday afternoon. Plant exchange wa> enjoyed. rtìay t"vening a party was held Ja!ít* B rge h. me for the i ■ Unite*d Fresby- chu h Mrs Anna Spark- r- B. rge weire ho.-tesses. bers f the Aaron;ic Priest- ind thi? L D S. girls from thi- "i>t£d in thinirang the beets at Ite fiirm near On tan 0 Monday uesdiay evenirig as 1.1 part of felfa re program for 1 the L.D.S. church rday May 2, Mr. and Mr- 1er ge and family helped clean up the old school building at Cair Junction for Maheur County Farm Bureau Future county meetings will be held there Mr. and Mrs. Durlin Hamrnon at tended elementary P T A executive b-.ird meeting at the grade school Thursday evening. Initiations into the G A A. of the Adrian high school were held Friday Francine Peterson, Kaye Hamrnon, Connie Montgomery and Betty Ham- mon from this community were ac cepted by the club The M I A. stake music festival will be held Wednesday, May 13 at the Nys.-a stke house. 4-H club met with Mrs. Kriegh Wednesday. The skirts are coming along fine. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Blanch are parents of a son. born April 27 at Nyssa. The Home Economics extension units of Malheur county annual Momemaker’s Festival will be held In the L D S. recreation hall in On tario May 8 at 10 a m. Lunch will bo served at 12. Child care during the day. Mrs. Ethel Handley of Emmett, a niece of M. I Kurtz, brought an uncle, Oeo Heavrin, from Colorado, *ll< ' , !: - •!' Or. _• n and Idaho ■ '• ' r.an held a convention Friday even- in?. Saturday and Sunday at the V . .it. r \ f : ID M and Mrs. M L Kurtz while attend- Thurman Piercv and children, Mr. Mrs. Herb 1 Id BUI T mb . Mr md Mr- Jim v>*,il and fam.ly of Adrian and Nys: ^ Æ DR. C.W.GRAVE j Sunday Mr Mr Dudley Kurtz and family. Mr and M: Dale Oiei.i and Mr and Mr- D: k Krach and family enjoyed a picnic and ,-wim- ming at Givens H, t Spring-, it was vei e losers to t j •heir card club. Visitor- this week m ;he Rube Graham home were Mr and Mr H L Board and family, Mr and Mr- Pete Peter-on and b< y> < f Boi-e. Mr and Mr- W E Piercv, Arlene and Linda, Mr. and Mr O p to m etrist F .y e s E x a m in e d Phone 9-2312 71 8 A rthur St. C a ld w e ll, Idaho LET US DRESS a n d CUT UP YOUR POULTRY See Us About O ther P roduce GEM PRODUCE CO. (3th ami Good Dial 2815 Succor Creek Succor Creek was the scene of a picnic held Sunday for several fami- hc- of the Ny.-.-a area. Included were Mr and Mrs. Artie R berts n, Mi and Mr- Dale Garrison, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cast a ter and Phyllis, Mr. and Mr-. B> b Snow, Mr. and Mr- Earl Hollingsworth, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerby, and son Steve, Pat Dcrity, Mr. and Mrs. Glea Billings, and Dr. and Mrs K A. Danford and family. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 9 Mrs. Reeves Entertains Mrs. Walter Reeves entertained the members of her Wednesday af ternoon pinochle club at her home. Mr-. Bill Schoen won high score, Mr.-. John Ostrom, low and Mrs. Walter Fox and Mrs. John Barnett, traveling. Monday Club At Mrs. G. Lewis Home Mrs. John Stringer, Mrs. C. A. Michael Hale was honored at a birthday party Monday on his 2nd Mally, Mr.-. Kenneth Cottle, Mrs. birthday at the home of his parents. Richard Forbess and Mrs. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hale. Guest.- Wieneke were guest players at the vere Connie Jo Holcomb. Barbara home of Mrs. Gram Lewis Monday Mae Fangan, Micheál John B( wer. 1 when Mrs. Lewis entertained the members of her club and Alan Cleaver. Farew ell P a rty Given Mrs. Don Soli of Parma won high Mrs. Cora Tomlinson was guest of and Mrs. John Stringer, won low. honor at a Hobo farewell party given Dinner Guests Tuesday night at the old telephone Rev. and Mrs. Frank Coley were E ntertain Club office by the employes of the tele dinner guests last Sunday at the Mr. arid Mrs. Glea Billings enter- phone company. Other guests were heme cf Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tur aitied thur Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Mrs. Eugene Grasty and Mrs. Mattie ner. club la.-t Wednesday evening. Prize J. Moreland. winners were Mrs. Grant Lewis, high Twenty-one girls spent the even score and Mrs. Stan Newman, sec- | ing playing games. Mrs. Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. Club Meets ond. was presented with a gift from the At Tom Eldridge Home Mr. and Mrs. Tern Eldridge enter Nyssa girls and a gift from the em tained members of their Mr. and j Mr. W ard Celebrates ployes of the Ontario office. Refreshments were served at the Mrs. Club Saturday evening. Mr. and 87th B irthday Mrs. Clyde Snider won high. Willie Ward of Prarie City cele close of the meeting. brated his 87th birthday Saturday, last. Relatives of Nyssa attending were Mrs Ida Ward, Mr. Ward's -i-ter-in-la w; Mrs. Louise Ward, a niece; June C deman, Johnnie Ward and Thelma Mullins. LET’S TRADE M.-s Kaye Hamm :.. daughter cf Mr and Mr- Durhi. Hamm r., was >. :.c of the dancer- t participate in ti.e 4th annual dance display cf the Betty Wil.-cn sch . . t dancing held ■ hi Nyssa high Ka- • tap. oaliet, acrcbatic and toe dances, vh.le .-utfermg with a bady brui.-cd t.e wh.ch was injuicd with a Indian pin a: school last week The L D S. Lucky Clover dance will be held at the Ny.-.-a .-take house Saturday evening Mrs. Kells Fenn and Eugene Pratt f;-hed at the Owyhee dam Saturday. The first and second grades of the Adrian school accompanied by their teachers, Mrs. Hodges Daw-on, New- bill and Morgan and parents, Mrs B.1I Looney, Mrs Alvin Worden. Mr Ray Ossman and Mrs. Ray Harai, traveled to Boise last Friday on the train. They ate lunch and visited the A special Mather's Day program will be held at the LD S church May 10 honoring mothers Everyone is invited to attend, zoo at the Julia Davis park and re turned home on the school bus It vas the first train ride for most of the pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt *nd children and Mrs Dick Kreigh and Karla attended the Betty Wilson dance review in Nyssa Saturday evening. Several residents of tfiis commun ity enjoyed the music concert held at the Adrian high -chool Tuesday, April 28 The grade and high -chcoi bands and choruses furnished the program under the direction of Del bert Detienne. The following stu dents from this area participated, Kay and Terry Borge, Frane.ne and Ronnie Peterson, Kaye and Pete PA G E FIVE 4-H Club M e e ts ’ Members <i Girl Scout troop No. 7 went on their fir.-t hike last Satur day, accompanied by their leader, Mrs. Clifford Fox and Mrs. C. M. Pounds, mother of one of the girls. Each girl took something to eat, wrapped in tinfoil ready to cook for their lunch. Monday, the regular meeting was held at the Fox home, with all mem bers present. Arts and crafts badges were discussed The girls closed their meeting with the "Goodnight Song.” i Nancy Boydell Honored Nancy Boydell was honored on her 3rd birthday April 24 at a party'• given for her by her mother, Mrs I Edward Boydell. Fourteen small guests helped Nancy celebrate. Re freshments were served In the patio on small card tables. Mothers of the children also at- I tended the party. Girl Scouts Meet Girl Scout- of troop No. 7 met at the home of Mrs. Clifford Fox. The nature badge was discussed and the girl- decided to work on it this sum mer The pent the afternoon! in research out doors. All girls were ; present but Broshia Case. D inner Guests In P a v e tte Mr. and Mr-. Ed ward Boydell and > Mr. and Mr H u. ton Wil.v n were dinner guests Saturday evening nt the Payette Country club in celebra- ' tion of Mr and Mr-. Boydell's 10th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Tom Eldridge E ntertains Club Mr- T-m Eldridge entertained the member- of her Thur-day afternoon ! bridge club at her home. Ouest i players were Mr Carlos Buchner. Mr Carl Barclay and Mrs. Dale Q arr.ior. 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DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS ...1 now EVERYBODY SAVES AT Shop O ur Variety Dep't For M any More B argains With Extra Saving a n d Double Stam ps LADIES' ORGANDY TEA APRONS Assorted Styles W e Give S & H G reen Stam ps OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS Nyssa Dial 2680 Ba S ura to See the FHA F abric and Style Revue Tuesday Evening in the High School Gymn. *.#
