Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, July 31, 1952, Image 5

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THE WYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA
Social iCnh's
Hansen-Gorrel
M arriage Solemnized
M i» Ellen Lavon Hansen, daugh­
ter of Mi and Mrs. Laurence Han-
ien of Ny -a. and Jerry Duane Gor-
re,*. son of Mrs. Ethel Gorrell, were
united in marriage Tuesday, July
2J. at an evening ceremony per­
formed by L. D S Bishop Burgess
at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs.
Harper Moses, at Apple Valley. To
the strains of the wedding march
played by the bride's sister Marie,
the wedding party entered the room
where V> close fr.ends and relative-
w tn e -e d the marriage, which was
performed under an arch of white
paper and -weet pea-, with a blue
satin ribbon at top center
Wearing a white ballerina length
gown of corded taffetta. and a pink
ruse bud corsage "Hie bride was giv­
en m marriage by her lather Mrs.
Nadine Nelson wa- matron of honor
and wore an old rose brocaded net,
ballerina length gown with match-
i ing gladiola corsage. Assisting the
groom, who chose a dark brown
I suit, with brilliant tie, and white
carnation buttonier, was his brother
Keith Gorrell of Vale. The mothers
ch >se summer frocks of light print shower committee met Tue-Jay a f­ M and M:< Harry V. O'H
materials, as did the groom's grand­ ternoon at the home of Mr- J B Ontario.
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mother. Mr- Ada Clark, who wore a Quigley Thi
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esse Rignej
white gladiola cor-age
\merican Legion Auxi' a: >■
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Immediately following the eere- Mr J B W- +:
planning Meets At Burton Home
ir. ny a reception was given in their Mason. The committee
The American I<egion Auxi'.. :\
honor at the Nyssa First L D S for a kitchen itv eer for e Chri
met at the E K Burton home I-
ward hall, with Sunshine Tak.mi tian church’s new additi- 1 .
day Aftei a short business nit
and Moss Atagi, furnishing the .e-
Amy Lewis, Nyssa represent;»:
corded dance music. Bishop Gordon Catholic Church Holds
Girls State, gave a report on her
Ray v i - master of ceremonies and Annual Picnic
week's trip and study of government
announced the following program
The Catholic church held their an­
vocal sok). "The One Rose" by Miss nual picnic Sunday at the Calda. 11 at the Girls State meeting .it Salt :n
Darlene Bateman, accompanied by park After dinner the children went Oregon. During the Girls stat"
Mi-s Betty Fife; vocal duet by Keith swimming and the others played meeting Governor Douglas MgK \
poke on government. Also the pn -
Oorrell and Clarion Haney, with games and had a social afternoon.
dent of the state American Leg:, a
guitar accompaniment; "I Love You
Auxiliary gave a speech.
Truly" by the bride's sister Joyce
Guests for the meeting were the
accompanied by Mrs. D O. Bybee Poulsen Family Reunion
members of the American Leg n
After dancing the sweetheart wait*, Held At Bear Lake
Mr and Mr- L C. Poulsen. Vela pist and also as special guests were
the couple cut the white three-tier
wedding cake, which was on an Dee and their daughter. Ezma and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartley and
ecru lace cover, centered by four family, Mr and Mrs Eldon Pear-en Mr- Don Eng-trom After the me. -
white candles in crystal holders Mrs. and Darlene returned home early ing light refreshments were served
by the fireplace
Griffin and Miss Mary Lou Bate­ ¡Tuesday BMWI
man, were in charge of the gift Poulsen family reunion Saturday
tables, assisted by ladies from the and Sunday at Fish Haven Resort on Christian Youth
Relief Society. Mrs. Dean Fife p ie­ the shores of Bear Lake in Idaho. ; Leave For Camp
sided at the punch bowl. Ted Gor­ More than 200 were in attendance. * Seven youths of the Christian
rell of Huntington, and father of including the L. O. Poulsen's son. church left Sunday afternoon for
the groom, Calvin Griffin, a cousin, Udell of Provo.
camp at Cove, Oregon. They were
The Poulsens left Nyssa last Ann and Mary Jean House. Dori-
home on furlough from Korea, were
Thursday night and visited Mrs. Rigney, Genny Eachus, Lyle Wilson
present.
Many friends from Ontario, Apple ; Poulsen’s sister, Mr.- Amy Roberts, of Ny-sa and Barbara Moiser, form­
who was Just released from the hos- erly of Nyssa, and Kathlene Wa l t e r
Valley and Nyssa attended.
i pital at Montpelier, enroute to Bear of Tacoma. Wash. The youths plan
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Lake. They returned by way of Lo­ to return Sunday.
Catholic Church Holds
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gan canyon and through Pocatello.
Spanish Dinner
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and
Mr. and Mr- Lewis Phfeiler of Mrs. Ward W’ieneke were Mr. and
Ontario entertained members of the Mrs. Ralph Poulson and son of Boise
Farmerettes and I’ O. E Auxiliary
bowling teams, their husbands and
families, all of Nyssa, at a barbe­
cued lamb dinner Sunday evening on
the lawn at their home.
Christian Church
Committee Met
Patricia and Mike Berry
Celebrate Birthdays
The
Christian
church
kitchen
I n t o t h e S e r v icin g
o f t h e “ H a y b u rn er”
— Today—
YO U R QAK
. 10VB
Free pickup and delivery on
all wash and grease jobs.
Entertain Methodist
Fellowship Group
Misses Dorothy Erwin and Fumi
Kasahara entertained members of
the Young Adult Fellowship group of
thè Methodist church at their apart •
ment Sunday evening Mrs. Harold
Kurtz had charge of the lesson. Re­
freshments were served by the hos­
tesses.
Phillips
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Call 297
OUR SERV/CE
S18 Main
I'M A FIEND
FOR GOOD
Coffee!"
FOR SALE
Mrs. Robert Berry entertained
with a double birthday party Sunday
week at the Herman Towne resi­
dence honoring the first birthday of
her daughter, Patricia and the sec­
ond anniversary of her son, Mike.
The guests enjoyed a chicken din­
ner and garden party. The honored
guests received many nice gifts.
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GAS — OIL
DIESEL—GREASES
STOVE OIL
Guests At Dinner
The Catholic church held their
Spanish dinner last Saturday at the
church. The dinner was cooked and
served by the Spanish members of
the church. After dinner was served
to 400 persons games were played
and other entertainment was furn­
ished.
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Bowling Teams Picnic
1 i ’iuij C are W e n t
If you Insist on perfect coffee
vou and B * E < afr wer^
made for each other! For our
coffee Is made FRESH con­
stantly . . . in vacuum mak­
ers. No rancid staleness in
B A E C’afe coffee . . , just
wonderful, whole-bodied fresh
roasted goodness!
Columbia rams
from registered
and grade stock.
Registered
Holstein Cows
108 MAIN
VEST BRO.
Route No. 2
Nyssa, Ore.
Phone 030-R1
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O p to m etrist
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RADIO and
REFRIGERATION
REPAIRING
Herbert E. Cox
BRACKEN’S
Dry Goods
Technician
Clothing
Shoes
X-Ray Shoe Fitting
Lecatad At Western Store
P h o n e 244-J R esidence P h. 2M -E
every day except Sunday
Sunday Evening Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler enter­
tained with dinner Sunday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Evan Tobler and
boys and their houseguests, Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Cunningham of Craw-
fordsville. Ind.
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Out-of-State Guests
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Focht and family last
week were Mr and Mrs. Carl Lane,
their son Jerry and daughter, G in­
ger of Newkirk, Okla., Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Honeywell of Garber, Okla., Nila
Owens of Wichita. Kan. and Mr. and :
Mrs. Dale Patton of Stillwater, Okla.
Mrs. Focht’s father, Geo. Maltsberger
of Pawnee. Okla. spent the previous
week at the Focht home.
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Friday and Scriu'day Specials
OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
Phone 58
Free Daily Delivery
South Dakota Guests
Honored At Picnic
A family picnic dinner was held
Sunday on the lawn at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Daniel honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hailey who spent
the week-end visiting here from Hot
Springs, South Dakota. Also present
for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Tracy and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Sewright of Nyssa and
BRING YOUR
IGNITION
TROUBLES HERE!
Sampling Libby :: Producís All Day Saturday
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4G-oz.
Tomaio Juice
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Pork & Beans
BLUNCK
S H E L L S E R V IC E
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41c
49C
Corned Eeef
F ry ers
open 10 to 5 sixdaysaw eeR
2 for
No. 2'z
SHELL
Products and Service
89c
46-oz.
a cans
Pineapple Juice
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Sunday is "church day "...but Monday through Saturday Th« P int
National Bank of Portland is ready to serve you at the hours moat
convenient for you.
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When bills and expenses have you going in circles, don’t dela£
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C o n v e n ie n t! You can arrange for a PERSONAL LOAN any day
(except Sunday) 10 to S. including Saturday.
W e Do
Barbering Only
and Let Our
Patrons Sing
Our Praises
Haircutting - Shaving
Shower Balks
arm mac»
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M INERS
Barber Shop
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W a t e r m e l o ra
Fresh Strawbe tries
2 c« p s 45c
Cantaloupes
Roasting Ears 4 5 £ doz.
2 0 £ ea.
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Tomatoes
10?: lb.
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Oranges
1
5 £ doz.