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~HE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 22. J952
About People You Know
M rv Margaret Lynch of Portland
was a visitor this week at the hum -
Mrs Marion Meyers.
Amity riub will be held Frtdav of
this week
at the home of M r' Walk-
er Low
Mri. Mary McConnell. Mrs. Nettie
Bennett and Mrs Bud Short of W il-
der went to Portland last week
While there they visited Mrs Short .
daughter,
Jeame Short at the Catho-
lie convent. Mrs Bennett and Mr.
MoConnell visited Mr and Mrs Carl
Dodson, Lizzie and Lucy Thompsou
and Mrs. Alta Bensen and daughter,
Doris. From Portland they went to
Depot Bay to visit Mrs Edith Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. Orley Roman and to
do some deep sea fishing. Mrs. Ben-
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nett remained in Salem w.ule the
other.' returned home
Mr* II E < hambarUIn of Ogdrn
arrived Saturday at the home of
tier daughter and >on-in-law Mr.
and M r' S R B\oee She will visit
for 1
**“•** before returning to
her honl*'
Mrs. Delbert Malloy and son and
Jack Meyers left Thursday evening
to visit for two weeks m Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada.
Mr*. II. E. Chamberlain of Ogden
and Mrs S P Bybee and Gary were
in Boise Monday.
Rev and Mr*. E. J. Wilson of
Hoinedale v; ted Monday in Nyssa
at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jim
Shaw.
Mr and Mrs. John Reeve* and
|It Mrs. Herb Cox returned Sunday
from Appleton City. Missouri where
they took Mrs Reeves mother. Mrs
Lora Ditty to her home Mrs. Ditty
had been visiting her for the past
1 several months lief ire returning to
Nyssa, Mr and M:s. Reeves and
Mrs. Cox visited fr ends and rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cilen Brown of On-
tario, Mr and Mrs F N Brown
and Mr and Mrs. Dean Hopper drove
to Idaho City Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Wilder, who has been
visiting her son, Robert W ilder here
wm for the past weeks returned Satur-
| V day evening to Klammath Falls,
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Nyssa
Phone 98
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After a short v t l w r e ahe ■will Uy left Monday ior ,
i t : am to firr oitt U «n t »n R<.>.*e Hill. N
bi her. •
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curt*. pri-u to ln> It'..-
it*. da> f.>r
Virginia.
ne will or
L i t D u l w e n t to B t k r t S a t u r d a y SHVuiu.uh. O co fi..i a
:.i recently
to visit at Uie home of Mr ana M: - stationed Bgt C.il
O rv s Newell. Returning with nun returned from Ok.
Mr*. Martha U r n of Meridian
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Dali Who had been viMtmg
Ml
Vera
N r «e ll borne for aeveral days was a week-end »
Mr and Mrs Eugene Eisher and Wilson
Mr». Henry Simeam r and Mr and
">n 'pent Sunday at the homr of
Mrs Art Servoss a
.»lining those
M r' Fisher’s parents. Mr and Mr*
attending the Jut..
l.g io n bail
C H Ayers at Council.
Mr and Mr». Warren Fanner and game at Weiser Sat . ,.iy night
children will leave Friday lor Salt
Lake City Mr. Farmer will return
after upending several days there
* “ d leave Mrs Farmer and the chil-
dren 10 v;slt ior two
Mr. and Mr». Emil Stuns and
granddaughters, Betsy and Suzanne
visited relatives in Boise Friday.
The Future Homemakers of Amer
Hu|h Tobler »pent three day» oyer ica presented a fasl >n show Thurs
the week-end on a business trip to day evening at the high chool build
Reno and on Tuesday made a round- ing under the (tirec r, of Mrs. Vir
trip [light to P x a te llo
ginia Steffens, homcm iknig adviso-.
Mr*. « harles Marshall was an all- The address of welcome was given
day Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs. by F H A pn Ml
J C Smith During the afternoon Narrator* f u th<
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. C. E Glenda Moss and M. Drydale P i
Farner of Nampa and their grand- ano accompaniment was played by
sons. Carl and Kenneth Farner. Jr. Irene Jayo.
of Eugene The Earners were en-
Mvxiels lor the e\e:
were Car
route home from a visit with their rol Lundy. Carol Dillon Janice W il
son, Kenneth Farner and family at liam.'. Marilyn Chad Carl lee K< -
Eugene and the boys accompanied ler, Virginia Tuckei Barbara Baker,
them back to spend two weeks visit- Mary Jean House Jean Walker
ing them and their grandparents, Donna Butler. Maxine \\..;ht. Mar
Mr and Mrs. Smith.
lene Bergam. Joretta Moeller, Mollv
Mr. and Mr*. Elmer ('ru*on and Yoneyama. Jo Anna M ore. Janice
family spent Saturday night and Williams, Darlene Thomas. Betty
Sunday at Vale visiting at the home Smith, Lyna Lankford, Kristine
oi Mi and Mrs. Vernon Me Cain.
Rineliart, Violet Drydale, Dorthy
Karl Kartron returned Monday Yone.vana, Claudlna Willson, Wilma
evening from Victorville. California Hall. Lois Garner, Darlene Bateman.
where he spent three days visiting Mary Snut, Jerilyn Cleverly. Carolyn
his brother, Denny Bartron at the Dillon, June Peterson, Mary Lou
George air force base.
Burbidge. Ruth Herrman, Reva
Mr. and Mr». Ken Renstrom and Rookstool, Nellie Chave/, Darlene
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brendle had Bateman. Sylvia Jayo, Peggy Hall,
a picnic Sunday at Manns creek
Teresa Jensen, Darlene Anderson,
Mr. and Mr*. George N. Bear Carol Fife. Betty Ann Boeing, Edna
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Burns, Mrs. Audrey Ward, Ester
Keith Orris in the Owyhee district Benedict, Mrs. Mark Hartley, Jean
A. E. Zekmund accompanied Don Lancaster, Barbara and Debb.v Sav
E Petkin of Burns to Boise Friday age. Mrs Margaret Hewitt, Mrs I,eo
where he purchased a new '52 truck Gonyer, Mrs. La Vone Fox. Mrs
to use in connection with his build Virginia Cleaver. Mrs. LaVerne Clea
ing supply store.
ver. Mrs Mary Gunewav Mrs Nor-
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Kroner of ina Jamieson and Mrs. Wilma Es-
Salem and Mr and Mrs. Ralph Beu- plain.
tler of Ontario were Sunday visitors
At intervals during the modeling a
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson.
program
was presented as follow'
Mr and Mrs. Bert Sandy and fam
ily spent Sunday visiting Mrs tap dance. Kay Hannon. Glenda
Sandy's brother, R E Willis and Hannon and Delores Duus; piano
family at Mountain Home. Mr. and duet, Merle Burninghain and Ra
Mr
Willis are former Nyssa resi- Nae Draper: vocal duet, Jerelyn
Cleverly and Janice Williams; record
; dents.
Mr. and Mr*. James Yost and fam- impersonation, Carrol Lundy; and
vocal trio, Jerilyn Cleverly, Jean
Walker and Betty Ami Boeing.
Latest Fashions
Modeled at F.H.A.
Fashion Show
Feej At f icl w i ' the naming of Ed Boydell as
ar.o rf.i: urday e
... Gae t leaving only ihe T
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ii .<■ C o and Waggoner M or Co. team, second vice p r e s e n t by a majority
to form the nucle i
a le.izue M t vote of tiie club. E lydell aand Murl
wh -;uk' n iw il.gh t ui Empire
of the experience players in tins Lanca ter had received tie votes
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area a-rpe> lally p:- .a : as well as last week when new o fficer' were
Local Boy M a r r i e s
n absorbed by elected
M.
El ic Mae 8inglet<>n. daugh new player', have
Tobler ex
ter .'f Mr and Mr- William I 8in- the three men’s t> ui.
glc: m of Grace De Havre Maryland plained.
However, plan'
being made to
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Burt ui C Haney of Nyssa continue tiie softball program by
were married last Saturday evening having each team irrange for pos
B
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eaman appren
in tiie Methodist church in Grace session of the softball field one night
n it .ilr and Mr Mel
l>e Havre The double ring ceremony each week They will compete with tice. LiSN
teams
from
ne.glib
ring
towns
as
vin C. Smith. Route 2, Nyssa, re
was preformed by Heverend L L
well as several oi the well-known cently reported for duty aboard the
K ru :
traveling team
h as the House destroyer USS Hopewell
Tiie brale. given in marriage by
,'f David and othi
to provide en
Th e Hopewell now undergoing
her fattier wore a gown of white net
tertainment durn .; the summer shipyard overhaul at Mare Island.
lave over June green taffeta and a months.
Vallejo, Calif . recently returned
corsage of pink aand white carna
T.vbler said there is still the pos from a tour of duty in the Far East.
tions.
sibility that more teams will be
Mi
Dcrothy Nesbitt of Port D e formed to make a four-team league Operating with Ta-k Force 77. she
was instrumental in bombardinjj
posit was maid of honor She wore a possible here.
Wonsan Harbor and patrolling the
blue gown and a corsage of pink
Other Lions business transacted Formosa Strait
carnations. Mrs Pauline Singleton
of Baltimore, sister-in-law of the
bride was bridesmaid. She wore a
grey gown and a red rosebud cor
sage
Joseph Singleton, brother of tire
bride was beet man.
From Nyssa—Effective May 7
Tiie bride's mother wore navy with
a corsage of sweet peas.
EASTBOUND
Following tiie ceremony, a recep
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11:15 A. M.
tion was held at the VFW hall. The
WESTBOUND
bride's table was centered with a
5:55 A. M.
12:3« I*. M.
‘ ,6:30 IV M.
M il P M.
tiered wedding cake and banked
‘ Local to Boise
I Local to Weiser
wall lilacs, iris and bridal wreath.
*ri lb-ill* Except Sundays ami National Holiday»
On Sunday. Mrs Haney \ parents
entertained 20 guests at dinner m
Mrs. Marie Thomas. Agent
honor o f the couple.
220 Main St
Phone 217
The Haneys will be at home at
125 Blooni'bury avenue Pfc, Haney
is stationed att tiie Grace De Harve
I proving grounds.
Don’t risk scrawny pigs!
Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club
Let Pillsbury's Best PIG
FEAST be your protection
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morgan enter
against poor doers. ‘Mycins,’
tained their Mr. and Mis Bridge
plus scientific formulation,
club Wednesday evening Guests
help this great new pig
were Mr and Mrs. Robert Gross of
starter produce big, healthy
Vale and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tensen.
litters ... put runts right up
Prizes were awarded to Dr. and
v ith the others. Choose
Mrs. John Kopp. high score winners
i
il or new BITE-SIZE.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lhjyd Wilson, sec
ond high.
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Nyssa Man Serves
Aboard Destroyer
T R A IIW A Y S
City May Have No
Softball League
Nyssa may not have a softball
league of its own this summer, Hugh
Tobler told members of the Lions
club Monday noon. He announced
that one team that had been organ
ized had joined the Ontario league,
Pillsbury's Best
Pinochle Party
Mrs. Veva Castle and Mrs. Blanche
Hite were co-hoste. es to 12 guests
at a pinochle party Friday evening
at Mis. Castle’s home. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Myrtle Bartholoma,
high and Mrs. Art Cartwright and
Mrs. Angie Cook, traveling.
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PIG FEAST fiffl
pig starter w ith "M YC IN S"
NYSSA FEED MILL
Nyssa People Attend
Knife and Fork Club
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A number of Ny sa people attend
ed the K n ife and Fork club meeting
is an
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