THE NYSSA CATE CITY JOUBNAL. MY8 3 A. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL IS. 1953
; Ny- s was be.-t man T.ie
»ere Russell Sorenson of
3o;.-e and Leland Thaxton of Hey-
lurn Mr- Jack Slabaugh. of Cald­
Medern Pioneer » àuto
well, «liter cf the bride, sang two
r one
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1 - "Always” and "Oh. Prom.s
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' with M:
Albert.ne Roberts ac-
c rapanist. A recep..on followed in
Mr and Mr Harry Warren were
the church ba ement. Mrs Pearle T..ur cay tven:: g -upp«r guests it
Abb tt of Parma. Mr- Maxine De- the Irvin T pliff home
n. irk : Caldwell, M. Olenms Sor-
Jr Mary Sni.l-j M Ny a was
p. L n . i B ;
and M;-- Pat Murray Sund.iv dinner .uc t at the C. B.
i ” i t.ng. On the.r return heme from H 11 h- me.
t -her: h neyntccn trim Payette
Mra. Rube Grahtm Mrs Lydia
lake- they *.11 be at heme in Boise. W rden, Mr La:: Siam. Mr- Hugh
Glenn and Mr-. C. B H.ll were all
Mr. and Mr- Gene Sotts from gue-t- at a pmcchle party held Fri­
Buena Park. Calif., were overnight day a: the Dale Ashcraft home
guests at Dewey Strong home la-t A pink and blue sh 1 wer for Charles
.veck.
David Topliff, infant - n of Mr and
Mr and Mr- Lobe Boren of Dur- Mrs. Edward Topliff. was held at
kee were Friday night visitors at the the Irvin Top.iff h< me Thursday
h * e of her sister, Mrs, Dewey- afternoon. Mrs Merildean Robbins
Strong.
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Mr. and Mrs Wayne Warren of
Little Sandy Smith of B:ise spent
Parma visited Fr.day evening at the
last week w.th Suzie Abbott.
Sunday dinner guests at the C K Irvin Topliff home.
Dick Kreigh met with Hap Logue
Smith heme were Mr and Mrs. C
K Smith, Jr., and son, Qary. Mrs of the ag committee from the cham­
Peg Barry, Amar Hinze of Boise, ber of commerce of •ntario to plan
Mr and Mrs. Frank DeMark of the feeders day program to be held
Caldwell. Mr and Mrs. Frank Shel­ at the experiment farm
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Graham and
ton and Pat and Lona of Nyssa.
Little Suzie Abbott went home Gary attended an F. F A. parent
Sunday with her cousin, Sandy and student meeting at the ag
Smith of Boise to spend a few days. building in Adrian Friday night.
Mrs Dale Glenn and Mrs. M L.
Mrs. Myrle Tuppeny and Mrs
Irma Hopkins attended a county Kurtz left Sunday evening for Port-
committee and program planning
meeting in Ontario last Tuesday.
and the two families motored to
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bullen and Weiser and spent Easter Sunday
family attended a birthday and a with their daughter, Mrs R. E. Dil-
anniversary party for her parents, lie, and family.
Mr and Mrs. George Fithian, who
Mrs. Herb Thomas' nephew, Frank
were married 55 years, at the home Raney, of Caldwell spent Saturday
of her sister, Mrs. Wesley Jennings, and Sunday at the Thomas home.
and family at Lake Lowell, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hatt and babies
Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and Mrs of Owyhee vis.ted her grandparents,
FYone Stradley visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch, and
Thomas Yeakel in Apple Valley, Helen Thursday.
Sunday.
Miss Helen Hatch and Phillip at­
Miss Janice Jones and Miss Imo- tended the jalopy races in Nyssa
gene Edens came home from Boise Sunday afternoon. Later they visited
and spent Sunday with home folks. at the James McGinnis home in
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Strong of Parma Adrian.
took the girls back Sunday evening.
Mrs. Herb Thomas attended the
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murray and ladies pinochle club party at the
family of Owyhee Corners spent home of Mrs. Dale Ashcraft in King-
Sunday and were dinner guests at man Kolony last Friday.
the home of his sister. Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Mary Brumbach entertained
Edens, and family.
her Royal Neighbor club Monday
Mrs. Varner Hopkins entertained evening. A lovely evening was spent.
the Roswell Baptist Mission circle at The secret pals of the past year was
her home Thursday Fourteen mem­ revealed followed by a lunch by the
ber- were present. They made scrap hostess.
books for children in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe King were sup­
Mrs. Herb Thomas and Mrs. Dave per guests at the Harvey Hatch
Mathews accompanied Mrs. Fern home Tuesday evening.
Hatch to the home of Mrs. Roy W y­
Harvey Hatch attended a board of
man in Oregon Slope last Thurs­ control meeting in Boise Wednesday.
day.
Joe King, Harvey Bennett and
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomas of Harvey Hatch held a regular drain­
Baker visited his brother, Herb age meeting at the Harvey Hatch
Thomas, and family over Saturday home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Loise Boren and
family of Durkee, Ore., visited at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Guy
Strong and family over Easter Sun­
day.
Miss Helen Hatch and Mrs. Paul­
ine McGinnis of Adrian visited ¡.heir
sister, Mrs. Hazel Ferguson of Apple
Valley at the Caldwell Memorial hos­
pital Tuesday afternoon, where she
underwent surgery Tuesday morn­
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hackett of
F^wmetk. visited at the-John Thomp­
son home Sunday.
Master Pat Dillie of Weiser spent
four days visiting his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas last
week.
Mrs. Bernice Aufdehar and daugh­
ter Gladys of Caldwell visited Satur­
day evening at the Ralph Stark
home.
Mrs. Alice Thompson accompanied
13 young folks from Roswell to Boise
to attend the B^ise Presbyterian
Westminister fellowship ralley of the
Boise district Sunday afternoon.
Big Bend Boys receiving awards at
the F.F.A. meeting Friday night were
Jimmy Stoker who won foundation
award for public speaking; Johnny
Witty won the award for chapter
Star farmer, and Wayne Roberts
won foundation award for dairying.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of their son, Mr and Mrs. George
Cartwright, in Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Witty, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivery Cleverly and Mr. and Mrs.
Dyre Roberts attended parent night
given by the F. F. A. boys at Adrian
Friday night. They installed their
new officers: Jimmy Stoker, presi­
dent; David Witty, secretary; Lyle
Cleverly, treasurer, and David Chan­
ey, reporter.
Mr and Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Shar-
en and Karen went on a sight-seeing
and pleasure trip up Jordan Valley
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Henderlider of
Nampa and Mrs. Henry Reuter and
girls of Adrian spent Sunday even­
ing at the Dyre Roberts home.
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Sorenson-Smith
Miss LuRayne Smith, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. C K Smith of Parma,
and Gary Sorenson, son of Mr and
Mr- Merlyn Soren-on of B l-e and
Parma, were married in the Roswell
Presbyterian church recently. The
Rev Robert Shupe officiated at the
double ring ceremony. For her wed­
ding. the bride chose a strapless bal­
lerina gown of lace and net over
satin. It was fashioned with a lace
bolero, a tiara of lace outlined with
pearls and irridescent sequins held
in place her imported English Illu­
sion fingertip veil. She carried a
white orchid tied with satin stream­
ers on her white prayer boolc.
Miss Esther Cornwell of Boise wis
maid o f honor and wore a lime green
ballerina gown, white accessories and
a corsage of pink rose buds. Jackie
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»and. Mi - Olern t- * t'nr igh the Schiemer' and daughter. Jane w.ll
leave Saturday m. rmr.g a* ♦ o'clock
p r*..i:,u Uai Mr*. Ku to »Oil
at the h «ne* < f her
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from Nyssa for Ne* York on their
Mr Marl Kurts «nd M
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way to join their husband and fath­
er in Germany.
Harold Kurtz
Mr. and Mr- G erm S u m from
Mr and Mr- Bill Haim; n and
girls were dinner guests at the Dud- Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs George Elfers
To 501 Main Sf. Acroae the Street
of Wade district. Mr and Mr- James
h.
Hatch
and
Sandra
from
B.
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were
day.
From Firestone Store.
Mr-. Don Fox. Mr- Elun Worden supper guests at the George Schiem­
RADIO and REFRIGERATION R E P A IR
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home
Sunday
evening.
and Mrs Dick Kriegii attended the
The senior class play was held
program planning meeting for the
Tuesday
evening at the Adrian high
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county extern-;- n work at Ontario
Tuesday. Mr- Dick Kr.ty, h was elec­ school auditorium. Student- fre m
Phone 5 W
ted to serve one year on the com­ Newell Height- in the play were
Mary McKinley and L ui- Siam
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mittee.
Mr and Mrs John i'lmmerman.j
Mr- Rube Graham and Gary \
business visitor- in Boise Saturday. Sr., drove to Boise Sunday to visit '
Mr. and Mrs. G erm Timmerm in their son. Pete, who is in St Alphon-
and girls Janie and Joan were gue-ts -u> hospital where he was operated
at the Richard Holly home Thurs­ ' on Friday for a misplaced disc in his
-pmc. He was doing well at this time
day.
Mrs Guy Glenn. Charlie and Guy-
Stuart Elfner and son, Eearl. from
Vale called at the Rube Graham anil, her mother. Mrs. Charlie Sch- |
veizer, Mrs L L. Kreager and
home Saturday evening.
Larry
visited Charlie Schweizer, who
Mary and Martha met in base-
rnent of the U. P church Thursday I is a patient in the veterans hos-
afternoon Mrs M L Kurtz was pro­ p-tal in Boise, Saturday
The F H A. girls entertained their
gram leader Pictures of life in Af­
rica were shown. Attending from mothers with a buffet supper Friday
Newell Heights beside Mrs Kurtz night in Adrian Those attending
were Mrs. Anna Norris, Mrs. George from Newell Height were Mrs. Louis
Schiemer. Mrs Dudley Kurtz and Pratt. Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Mc­
Kinley and their daughters.
Mrs. C B. Hill.
Mrs. Roy Hirai entertained a
Bob Thompson Agency
group of little friends to celebrate
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her son Michael's sixth birthday
Monday afternoon. Those attending the Model Home Corner of Reece
were Chris and Eric Norland. Eu­ and King. April 19th and 20th.
gene and Judy Pratt. Melvin Poul-
sen, Allen and Larry Hirai.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Embry from
Harper were supper guests at the
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M. O. Judd home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dudley Kurtz gave a dinner
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Saturday evening honoring her hus­
band's birthday and the wedding an­
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
With State Inspected Meats
Kriegh. Others attending were Karla
and Steven Kriegh, Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Glenn. Mr and Mrs. Bill Ham­
ilton and Mr. and Mrs M L. Kurtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn and Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Smith of Owyhee
Corner attended the wrestling mat­
ches in the armory building at On­
tario on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jennings and
While Prices Are Low
and children from Vancouver. Wash,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Best of
California have been visiting at the
W e Cut, Cure, W rap and Freeze
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Saxton home. Mrs.
Jennings and Mrs. Be.-t are daugh­
ters of the Saxtons.
George Schiemer and Mr. Johan-
son of Parma returned Friday after­
noon from their fishing trip to Port­
Phone 395-W
N yssa. Ore.
land. Each caught three large sal­
1 mile North, V 4 mile West on Columbia Ave.
mon.
Mrs. George Rossbach (Carolyn
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Nyssa, Ore.