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The P'llyar.n* club member.- will
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M r. J.m Phifer had a party T..e--
day. The hostess was June Le.ke of
| Ny- i. Tho-e pre.ent were Mrs Paul
Cleaver Mrs Lawrence Martin. Mr-
Ruberi Oraham. Mr- Dudley Kur.z
Mr.. Merle Kurtz c f Portland and
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Dav:u Highland o f (.'
Mr Holland took three .emi-truck
loads of cattle to the Coleman Odom
ranch near Sheaville on Wednesday.
Thursday Mr ar.d Mrs L L Krea-
ger. Larry, Charley. Oler. and Arch
went to the Odom ranch to work
with the cattle
Pollyanna club will meet with
Mrs. R L. Price on the regular club
day next month.
Mr and Mrs. Berle Phifer visited
Sunday afternoon at the home of
his grandmother, Mrs. C. D Pttten-
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Jerry Spencer o f Nampa has been
visiting at the Warren Fewkes home
and this week Mr. Fewkes and the
children are having the mumps.
Charles Ilett enjoyed Friday eve
ning by vU itin f with a friend.
George Ebeling, whom he had not
seen for 57 years. Mr Ebeling was
making the trip from California t:>
Seattle After spending Friday eve
ning with the Iletts, he went on into
NysM with Mr H ot:', sister
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Martin
took Ncreen Martin. Susanne and
fs'ancy H.immen to Ontario for a
s vim Friday.
Those present to enjoy the Polly
anna picnic on the Lynn Hurst
la vn were Mrs. James Phifer and
girl., Mr. and Mrs. Her-chel Thom p
son and boys, Mr. and Mrs. A1
T '"m p scn . Mr. and Mrs. N P.
French, Mr. and Mrs. O-car Schafer
and Freddie. Mr. and Mrs. Art
! 3parks and D'ck. Mr. and Mrs. J.
.Mr. an I Mrs. Hollis Knoi.les
3 Lane of N.'.mpa. Mr. and Mrs.
—Phtto by Schcen
Willis Conant and family, Gerry
Nyssa Couple Wed
:r< m was be.-t man Isaac Mitchell S’ ~py, Billie Day, M r and Mrs.
Laurence Price, Mr. and Mrs. Tony
An impressive evening ceremony and Gary Jones were ushers.
Martinez and two sons, Rcss Lane
June 30 at the Christian church
Mr.. Valdo Talbot sang "M y Won and Mrs. Ed Bassett.
united in marriage Mis.. Betty L r-
derful One” and Mrs. Richard Ma
Those from this community to at
aine Hill and Hollis A. Kncwles.
Parents of the couple are Mr and son sang “ Oh. Promise Me.” Irene tend the parade in N\ sa were Mrs.
Mrs. Elmer Hill and Mr and Mrs. Jayo was accomanist and played the Willis Conant and family, Mr. and j
wedding marches.
Mrs N P French, Art Sparks. Mr.
Alonzo Knowles.
Two hundred guests attended the and Mrs. Bill Toomb and Mr. and •
The Rev. Austin J. Hollingsworth
reception which followed the cere Mrs. James Phifer and girls.
performed the ceremony.
A1 and Herschel Thompsons had
The bride, given in marriage by mony. Mrs. Mary Curry cut the wad
her father, wore a white waltz length ding cake and was assisted by Mrs. Jersey Cattle club meeting Satur- I
gown of nylon net and lace. Her Mamie Sparks, aunt o f the bride; day night.
Mr, and Mrs. James Phifer and
fingertip illusion veil was edged in and Mrs Clara Jones, aunt o f the
lace and held in place with a pearl groom. Others who assisted were girls attended the rodeo Friday
trimmed tiera. She carried a bou Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey, Mrs Lucille night.
Melba and Norman Price. Mr. and
quet of red roses and white carna Chard. June Sparks, Carolyn Jones,
Mrs. Ruth Pruyn ar.d Miss Viclet Mrs. Orland W hite and daughter of
tions.
Ontario went on a fishing trip on
Violet Drydale was maid of honor. Drydale.
B-nh bride and groom graduated Burnt river, over the week-end
She wore a pink net model over
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks spent
tafetta and carried a bouquet of pink from Nyssa high school. Following
and white carnations. B.ide maids, a wedding trip to Y ell «wstone nat last week at McCall.
Ross MilU helped N. P. French
Jean Crocker and Betty Jean Strick ional park, the couple will make
build a calf pasture Saturday.
land wore gowns to match the ma their home in Oakridge, Ore.
Mrs. LaVoda Lenaghen of Ander
tron o f honor in blue and yellow net
Out-of-town gue.-ts were Mr. and
over tafetta. Their bouquets were of Mr-. L. W. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. son dam spent the week with her
daughter, Mrs. O-car Schaffer, and
blue and white and yellow and white Wallace Hill and Ralph Hill of Nez-
family. Then on Sunday Halsey
carnations.
per-e, Ida., ar.d Frank Sparks and
Lenauhen came and took his moth
Donald Knowles, brother of '.he family of Weiser.
er, Mrs. LaVoda Lenaghen home
with him.
ning the prize in a team race. Della
Holmes Joined the club making 21 home.
members. Lunch was served by the
Sunday visitors at the Robert
hostess assisted by Jessie Chard and borne were Mr. and Mrs. Robert '
3etty Faries.
Odams and Mr. and Mrs. Orville |
Mr and Mrs. John Malstrom, Mr Johnson and children, all of Em- i
Mrs. Frank Byers
and Mrs. Alfred Samppi and Mrs metf.
Qus Lrrenzon. all of Pendleton, visi
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ted Friday and Saturday at the
G ATE C IT Y JO U RN AL ADS
home o f their niece, Mrs. Alfred
G ET RESULTS
Th e Merry Matrons club met at
Adams and family. On Saturday the
the home of Lorena Gressley Wed
Adams and their houseguests atten
nesday afternoon, July 8 Thirte.n
ded funeral service in Ontario for
members and two guests. Katherine
Wm. Gurney, who was killed in an
Bohannan, o f Vale and Della Hol
airplane training flight at McCard I
mes, were present. The afternoon
Field. Wash., last week. Mr. Gurney |
was ..pent socially. Plans were com
was a cousin of Mrs. Adams and a
pleted for the float which the club
nephew of the other people.
entered In the rodeo parade. The
Mr. and Mrs. F G. Holmes and
FREE IN S P E C T IO N will tell.
new social committee, Jessie Chard
Hat provided better insurance
and Betty Bowen, announced the Mr and Mrs. Robert Holmes enter- I
at a saving to thousands. Ask
hostesses and roll call for the bal tained at dinner Saturday for Mr
ance of the y ar. The next meeting and Mrs. Harley Tucker of Joseph j
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and
Ronnie
Percifield
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Wicken-
will be July 22 with Betty Faries
hostess. Roll call to be answered by burg. Ar;z.
renstrom
Mrs. Glenn Brown went to Em
a new cold drink idea. Game., were
Insurance A r m e y
played with Bennie Holmes and mett Saturday for cherries.
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Harold Fiveooat o f Madras spent
Cora Rookstool winning individual
prizes and Betty Be wens’ side win Saturday night at the Alfred Adams I
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