THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1952
Onljr two U B. Presidente, Tavior
riwn. »'*-> wsst.-tar.t hostess. Mrs El owned by Mr and Mrs Harry An
ding trip for a week and w.il make ing the mi owner month
Refreshments mJl be -ervej by the ton McCormack Parma tuid charge derson. who moved to Payette and Roo.-evelt, died while cung'exa
their ta>me in Boise upon the* re
librarv board
of the program which centered 1 Thursday.
turn.
was in session.
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around a birthday party theme Mrs
For her going away costume, the
M ra. E d w ard B e rd e ll'a m o th er
George Schweizer reported on her Mr-. W H Hofstetter of Monmouth,
new M rs Wilson chose a wine knit Entertains Club
letter six months was presented with ted two-piece dress, light blue coat
Home Ec Club Meets
Ore., visited at the Boydell home
Mrs S. P. Bybee was hostess to vacation trip to Redmond.
and black accessories.
Twelve members were guests of over the week-end two week- ago to
men*jers of her “Hewn Eight” ca-
The Home Economics club of the a gift.
Among
the
gue*-xs
were
Mk-s
Bar
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Superior
nasia did» Friday afternoon. Mrs. the Emmett Garden club at the -ee her new grandson, Kent.
Oregon Trail Grange met at the
bara Moore. Miss Joan Tater. Mr Emil Stunz and Mrs. Dale Moss were Drew Little home there Wednesday
Adele Schaffeld Marries
M r. a n d M rs. P ete S h a w of H er-
/tome of Mrs. Astricl Stephens for
and Mrs Jack Atkeson, Miss Oolleen guests. Mrs. C. R- Kesler and Mrs. afternoon.
miston were week-end guests of Mr
Paint & Glass
their Nov. Meeting recently with a Robert L. Wilson In Vale
| Beverly, Mrs Bud Wilson. Miss Do Tom Eldridge won prizes.
and Mrs. Dale Bingman.
politick luncheon. Eight members
M w Adele J Schaffeld of Va.e lores Coffman, Mr and Mrs Lestw
The Halloween theme was carried
M r. an d M rs K inlry S h u s te r r e
LOCAL NEWS
answered roll call with plant ex and R>«bert L. Wilson were married and Lavem Cleaver. Mr and Mrs out in the lunch.
Mrs. N. Boyce of Payette was a turned Tuesday from a week-end Fix up your broken auto
change and Mrs. Thelma Parr re during double ring candlelight cere- James Savage, John Savage, Mr
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guest Friday at the home of Mr. and j elk hunting trip near Enterprise.
ceived the door prize.
glass while you shop.
money performed by the Rev John and Mrs Barclay Wilson and Mr
Am
ity
Club
Meets
Mrs.
Paul Penrod. Visitors from New Colleen Bybee and CLaudtna Wil
and
Mrs
Damon
Savage.
O’Brien
at
the
St.
Patrick's
church
Discussion of Booster night and
Mrs" Calvin Wilson was hostess to Plymouth Sunday afternoon at the son matted the homes of their par
Experienced workmanship
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election of officers were held re- in Vale Tuesday afternoon. Nov 4
e u llu « with the new officers as fol The bride, daughter of Mr. and Tanva Burningham Honored the Amity club last Thursday after | Penrod home were Mrs Anna Heng- ents over the week-end from Bouse.
Factory patterns.
V isito rs la s t w eek a t th e home of
lows: Mrs. Arma Goodell. president; Mrs. Henry Schaffeld, was given in Tanya Burningham was honored! noon with 12 members in attend geler and Mr- John Fritzsimmons
Mr. a n d M rs. 1). 1!. M itch ell p lan Mr. and Mrs. G. W Cummins were
Mrs. Lucille Runcorn, vice presi marriage by heir father. For her Friday afternoon at a party given ance Mrs. Taft Pett had charge of
110 M ain
Phone 310
dent; Mrs. Gwen Finger, secretary, wedding, she chose a gown of a-hite at her home in celebration of her the program and Mrs. Edison Child to Journey to Roseburg Friday and their niece and nephew, Mr and
read
a
biography
of
Mr-
Pett.
Light
Mrs.
Charles
Fisk
of
Los
Angek-
i
faille
with
an
ovardcirt
of
Nylon
and Mrs. Thelma Parr, treasurer.
birthday. There were 12 guest.- refreshments were served by the return with their daughter, Beth,
and a redingote of white nylon ninth
who will spend the Thanksgiving
Next month’s meeting will be a ; net
present
for games and refie.-hments. hostess.
lace with a Queen Ann collar, long
holiday with them Mr and Mrs. Ira
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Christmas party at Che home of sleeves
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train. Her fingertip veil
j R. Ure of Rupert were Sunday |
Mrs. Janice Stam. Each member Is fell from and
Entertain
At
Party
a crown of seed pearls and
St. Paul ’,2 Episcopal Guild
guests of the Mitchells.
to brir« a gift far exchange.
Miss Patricia Eichner and Miss St. Paul's Episcopal Guild met
she carried a bouquet of red roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. I a-Id of
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Matron of honor was Mrs. Harold Scherill Hendricks entertained at a with Mrs. W E Schireman at her Shoshone and Mr and Mrs Delwin '
O.E.S. Holds Meeting
Wilson of Nysaa. Miss Gertrua. Halloween party Oct 31 for 12 home Monday evening During busi E. Field of Ogden, Utah, visited at
The local chapter of the Order of oc naif eld, sister of the bride and guests. Halloween games were play ness session final plans were made the home of Mr and Mrs. Ellis Field
the Eastern Star met Nov. 3 for their Miss Roberta Morfitt. niece of the ed and refreshments were served.
for the Christmas bazaar and supper over the week-end.
regular business meeting. Members bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Miss
which will be held Dec. 13 The Rev
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller left Sat
having birthdays in January through Frances Schaffeld and Miss Agnes Guest Honored
C T. Crenshaw gave a talk on the urday morn’ng to visit over the
“Have the Keenest Edge in Town*
June honored the group having Schaffeld, also sisters of the bride,
Mrs. Lena Leober of Connell. Bible, discussing the earliest rec week-end with their son. Donald
birthdays in July through Decem were the candlelighters. Flower girl Wash, was guest of honor ot a fam- ords, the different priming, trans
ber Those on the food committee for her aunt was Christine Wilson ly dinner last Wednesday evening lations and editions, including the Miller and family near Hermiston
Week-end guests at the home of
were Lou Pratt. Adrian; Mrs. Jim Jerry Erstrom was the rir^ bearer. at the home ot Mr. and Mr- George new 1962 translation.
Mr
aud Mrs. Robert Titus were Mr
Miller. Adrian, and Mrs. Ethel Mary
Refreshments were served by the and Mns. A B Miller and grandson.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Wilson and family. Mr. and Mr-.
Beckham. Cupcakes with one candle Mrs
2 Mi East At Locker Ave.
L. E Wilson, had his brother, Don Wilson, Dianne and Donnie hostess.
Gary, of Enterprise
cn each were served and each mem Harold Wilson acting as best man. were also guests.
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Mr
and
Mrs.
W
S.
McTavLh
Mov
ber ahaving a birthday during the Ushers were Pete and John Schaf
Friday evening the Don Wilsons A.N.K. Garden Club
ed Saturday into the home formerly
feld. Jack Atkeson and Leo Toombs entertained with dinner at their
Mrs.
Carl
Hill,
Newell
Heights,
en
home for members of the same
of Boise.
tertained members of the A N K
Prt -eduiig the ceremony, Mrs group.
Garden club Tuesday afternoon at
Mark Hartley sang ’ Always” ac
her
home. Mr- Dale Ashcraft, Ad-
companied by John Savage. Mrs. Methodist Choir
Arie Smit sang ”Ave Maria" accom Entertained
panied by Francis Christy who Members ot the Methodi.-t church KIGNEY VISITS HERE
A l e James W. Rigney. stationed
also played the wedding music.
met at the home of their di at Portland International airport,
For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. Choir
rector. Mrs. Dwight Wyckoff for .1 spent the week-end visiting his par
Schaffeld wore a turquoise wool practice
and social la t ents. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Rigney and
dress, white and black accessories Thursday session
Beautiful
evening. Mrs. Wyckoff his wife, a registered nurse, who is
and a white carnation corsage Mrs. served refreshments
at the clo.-e o f! on special duty at the polio ward
Wilson wore a purple wool dress, the evening.
Recipe
in the Malheur Memorial hospital.
black accessories, and a white car
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nation corsage.
Calendars
Following the ceremony, a re Wedding Shower
Mrs. Earl Hollingsworth was h - 1
ception
was held in the parish hall.
for
Mrs. Robert Morfitt, sister of the te-.- at a wedding shower and card 1
bridegroom, cut the wedding cake party l-a.-t Wednesday afternoon at
,uid punch was served by Mrs. Joe her home nonoring Mrs. Marvin
1953
Ston and Mrs. Frank Syrovatka Holloway of Baker, the former Mr
Miss Freda Nakamota was in charge Betty Atherton of Ontario and Nys-
the guest book and Mrs. Emil sa.
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Bridge and canasta were in play
P R E S E R V E Y O U R FI SH
Maag and Mrs. Ted Schaffeld were
at five tables with prizes for bridgr
16 North 3rd
Phone 218 in charge of gifts.
The newlyweds will travel to 1 warded to Mrs. Art Agur, Oman
Portland and Seattle for their wed high and Mr.-. Bob van Orman, On
tario, second. Mrs. Ken Kerby won
high score prize for canasta and
Mrs. Kay Johannsen, Ontario, sec
ond.
Guests were present from Ontari
Marsing, Nyssa and the honoree
sister from California.
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Thursday^jFjIday • Saturday
Tuesday Dinner Guests
Tuesday evening dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Hugh Tcbler were Mr
and Mrs. Leo Beers and son of
Sausalito. Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Davit
Beers and Norman Boyd.
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The
Sensat i onal
New La^?
Buffet Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. William Schireman
entertained with a buffet dinner and
card party Saturday evening. Guests
were Mr and Mrs. E. K Burton. Mr.
and Mrs V W Duns and Dolores,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terhune, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Simmons. Abe Sim
mons and Ed Harvey of Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Prize winners at cards were Mrs.
Terhune and Abe Simmons.
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Guests of Mr and Mrs. Oxnam at j
a dinner party Saturday evening | * E ve ry housew ife w ants
were Mr and Mrs. Glen Eldridge of j a D eepfreeze Home F reezer
1 Fruitland and Mr and Mrs. Tom j fo r storing food!
Eldridge.
* Can be had w ith or w ith
Monday Eve Party
out a food plan!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson en- 1
j tertiained with a party at their home * A free tu rk e y w ith e v e ry
Monday evening. Cards were in play j
at three tables witn prizes being fre e ze r!
awarded to Mrs Calvin Wilson, high * The perfect gift for the
and Ernie Bryan of Portland, low. |
After an evening of cards, Mr. old folks!
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Bryan entertained the group with
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