THE NYSSA GATE C IT Y JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1953
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Rites Performed
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A br.Je - f Wednesday afternoon
was M:-s Shirley Nolan, daughter
of Mr atid Mr> Irl W Nolen. who*,
wedding to Charles H Jones was
solemnized at the Meth dist enurch
Rev. Vern Taylor officiated Mr
Jones is the son of Mr> Ed.th J.r.e-
o f Garibaldi, Ore.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a dressmaker suit
of Botany blue flannel, with white
accessories, and carried a bouquet
of ptnk carnations and white rose.-.
Miss Evelyn Duddridge was ma d
of honor and wore a yellow linen
suit with white accessories Per-hing
Taylor, o f Garibaldi was best man.
Miss Laura Schenk played the
wedding marches and accompanied
Mrs. Royce Chadwick who sang.
“God Gave Me You."
Assisting with the reception, which
followed the ceremony, were Mrs.
Jack Atkeson of Boise; and Miss
Schenk, who cut the cake. Mrs. Don
Jensen and Miss Glenda Ward of
Baker, who served the punch and
Mrs. Grace Hanson o f Prineville,
who had charge o f the gift table.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George Thornqulst o f Corvallis,
grandparents o f the bride; Mr and
Mrs. Roy Nolan and W illiam Allison
o f Vale, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Pershing
Taylor, Jimmy Wakeman, Mrs. Jones
and Robert Jones, all of Garibaldi.
A fter a -her; wedding trip to P a y­
ette Lake-, the couple will be em­
ployed this summer at the Bear Val­
ley Ranger Station near Canycn
City.
In September, they will return to
Corvallis where Mr. Jones recently
commissioned second lieutenant in
the United States Army, will finish
¡as education at Oregon state col­
lege.
— Photo by 3thoen Portraits
Val Child Marries
Canadian Girl
O f interest this week is the mar­
riage of Val Dee Child, -on af Pres,
and Mr.v Arvel Child and M i . m M ar­
ion Yvonne Vanderv. ort, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Vanderwoort
c f Bellville, Ontario. Canada. They
were married in an afternoon cere­
mony June 5 in the Idaho Falls tem­
ple by Pres. William Kilpack.
A recept.cn hon. ring the couple
wa- given in the Ny a stake house.
The bride received guests in a tra­
ditional white gown of r.et over ta f­
feta with a peter pan collar and
vri t length p-int'oe sleeves. The
full length skirt featured lace in­
sert Her fingertip veil was held in
place by an open tiera. She carried
a bouquet of red rosebud-.
Miss Nani J y Child vas maid of
honor. She wore a pink frock of
brocade organdy and carried a bou­
quet of pink and white roses.
Howard Flanary was best man.
Mother cf the bride, Mr Vander-
woort wore a two piece linen dress
with white accessories and a corsage
c f talisman noses. Mrs. Child wore .a
model of white linen with blue ac-
ces:cr:es and a red rc tbud cor age.
During intermission a program
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given with President Fred
31a’ ker cf Ontario as master of
cerem .lies. Numbers included a
quartet by Lynn, Keith, Reed and
Ardeen Child, brothers of the groom;
duet, “ I ’ve Searched the World for
You" written by Mrs. D. O. Bybee
and sung by Mrs. Frank Pike and
Nanette Bybee
trio, Nani Child,
Nanette Bybee and Ellen Hunter and
a reading by Mrs. El vcod Flinders.
Jo Rae OUen of Morgan, Utah had
charge of the guest book. Mrs. Glenn
Peterson, Mr . Hubert Christene=n
and Mr- Sam Lemon had charge cf
of the gifts, assisted by Reona Chris­
tensen, Virginia Sander , Caolyn
Nakashima and Judy Olsen.
Wedding cake and punch were
served by Mrs. Hugo Ol-en, Mrs.
Leen Child, Mrs. Ersel Beus, Mrs.
Pat Williams and Mrs. Marvin W il­
son.
The couple honeym-oned at A l­
turas Lake. Idaho and are making
their home in Idaho Falls un­
til this fall, when Mr. Child will con-
tine his studies at the B Y U at Provo,
Utah.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bum pas cele-
b:.. a Uie,r ooth wedding anniver-
..ry at their heme at 623 N. 6th in
A. ¡ a. A dinner party was given with
places laid for 19 gue-ts. Centerpiece
for the table was a three tier wed­
ding cake decorated with gold bells,
and a large be uouct of flowers wired
to them from Chicago.
Guests included Mr. and Mr-. M.
A. Sullivan and five children of P a r­
ma: a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Miles,
and daughters, Louise and Jessie,
o f Caldwell; another daughter and
Mrs. A. J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mr.-.
Carrie Fox of Apple Valley; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wilde and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wilde.
Two sons. Duward o f Chicago and
Durland Bumpas of Pitt, burg were
unable to attend.
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Tw o circles of the W.S.C.S. o f the
Methodist church met Thursday a f­
ternoon.
Mrs. George Coleman entertained
members of the Dorcas circle at her
heme. Mrs. L. E. Robbins and Mrs.
Merildean Robbins had charge of
the devotions and program. They
were presented in the form o f a play
about the United Nations.
Plans were made for a picnic for
members and their husbands the last
of July. Refreshments were served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Zora
Osborn and Mrs. Oscar Kurtz.
Carolyn Lcwe, daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Lowe, celebrated her
ixth birthday Monday with a party
at her home. She had 13 little guests.
Miss Lowe received many lovely gifts.
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Mr. and Mrs. C liff Mink enter­
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Mrs. bridge club Sunday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson as
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brendle
won high and the Wilsons wen sec­
ond.
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Tuesday Bridge Club Meets
Members o f the Mr. and Mrs.
Tue.-day evening bridge club met at
the E. A. Liming home. Three tab!:
were in play. High score was won by
Mrs. Harold Brendle and second
high by Dr. John Ol-en.
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Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wilson en­
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson won
high; Mr. and Mrs. Glea Billings
won second high and Mr. and Mrs.
— Photo by Schoen Portraits Edward Boydell won low.
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Their corsages were of carnations Coffee Hours
and roses.
Six women were hostesses at Civic
A program was given at intermiss­ club coffee hours this past week to
ion with Don Bishop as master of
raise funds to meet the club's pledge
ceremonies. Those taking part in­
cluded June Hartley, Phildon Huff- for library benefit, according to Mrs.
aker. Jr . Becky Brough. Keith Stok­ Bert Lienkaemper, chairman of the
er. Lloyd Poulson, Dale Sessions and project.
Mrs. Don M Graham and Mrs.
Kay Ballantyne.
Mrs. Laurence Brown was in Lloyd Wilson entertained with cof­
charge o f the gue-t book and Mrs. fee hours at their respective homes
Keith Woo ley and Mr-
Norman Thursday and Mrs. Louie Attebery
Garner had charge of the gift tables. was a Friday hoste- Mrs, Dick F jr -
M rs Richard Maw and Ilene Patter­ be- and Mr-. Campbell Baer were
son cut the cake and poured the co-hostesses at a social afternoon
punch.
Monday and Mrs. Leonard Hewctt
The bride attended EOCE and entertained
Wednesday morning.
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[r. and Mrs. Paul S Willis were
ored at a wedding reception
■n June 11 at the Nyssa stake
se. Paul Willis is the son of Mr.
Mrs. Stephen Willis of Lehi,
h and Mr- Willis is the former
•ion Ballantyne, daughter of Mr
Mrs Leslie C. Ballantyne.
hey were married June 9th .n the
) S Temple at Salt Lake City,
he bride wore an original model
rhite nylon tulle and lace with a
floor lenght skirt and short
ves. She carried a bouquet of
t and white carnations.
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50th Wedding Anniversary
Hn-iored bv Couple
Members of the Mary and Martha
, circle met at the home o f Mrs. Dick
Richey. The missionary program was
given by Mrs. Anna Johnson. The
rest o f the afternoon was spent
•working on articles for the fall
bazaar.
Mrs. Dick Richey was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Alvin S utliff and
Mrs. Houston Wilson.
. and Mrs. Paul
llis Honored
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