T s U .'S D A Y . OCTOBER I. 1. s3
rHE NYSSA 3 A ï E C i l Y JOURNAL. NYSSA. CREGON
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Eldridges Entertain
Mr and Mr.- Tom Eldridge enter-
ained members of their Mr and
Mrs. Club at their heme Saturday
venir. Mr and Mrs O, rdon Ox-
nam were guest players ar.d they
won high score.
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Dinner Guests Sunday
Mrs Murl Duncan and Barbara
and Jack were dinner guest- Sun­
day i Mr- Le>ter Smith.
HovV f j csi mere heat
from pot-type burners
Brackens Entertain
Mr and Mrs. Fred Brackei
tained members c f their
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iday
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Dinner Guests
Dinner guests Sunday a: the home
o f Mr and Mr- Richard M s- r
were Mr and Mr- LeR. ;■ Barton of
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Mrs. Cliff Mink entertained two
tables o f bridge Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Dwight Mason, Mrs
George Cobern, Mrs. Pete Fleissner
and Mrs Bert Ross as guest players.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Robert
Wilson. Mrs. Cobern and Mrs
Dwight Wyckoff.
Lim.ng won h. h core.
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Utah Pioneers. Ivy Fowler. June miniature lob cabin *r;th figures in
Monday Bridge Club Meets
Ki-teler. Eva Darger and Minnie pioneer dress pulling small hand-
Mrs Houston Wilson entertained
iris. Old-fashioned kerosene lamps
Sorenson were present from the
members of her Monday afternoon
Cenrtral company, who.se headquar­ and a bouquet of roses also deco­
bridge club Mi s. John Stringer won
ters are in Salt Lake City. Mrs rated the room.
iugh score and Mrs. Ted Morgan Howard Ba;r. president of the Mal­
A featured attraction was a relic
•on low.
heur county chapter conducted two ;i play in the foyer which contained
sessions.
patch quilts, hand-made shawls,
Vale Garden Club Members
Reports of the counties were giv­ divhe.s, old tune pictures, hand work
G u e s ts In Nvssa Garden
en ar folio* ' Mr.'. Loal Stocking of pioneer tools, and an old time wood­
Mr- Oernt Stam * a hostess to Boise, Ada county; Mrs. Arvella en “hand cradle” syihe and a large
members of the Vale Garden club in Srneed, Washington county; Mr- chair, formerly owned by Brigham
her flower gardens Monday. She Bell Felt, Canyon county and Mrs Y ’ung Mrs E W Irving had charge
served refreshment' at the close o f ,
of the relic table.
Bair, Malheur county.
the afternoon.
During the afternoon session. Ivy
Colorful pioneer histories were
Assisting Mrs. Stam were Mr*. given by 23 living daughters of pio­ Fowler addres.-ed the group on "The
Oeore Schweizer. M.
Carl Hill, neers.
duties of a Parhmentanan." Iren
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Mrs. Brown of Ontario led com­ Heed of Boise sang a vocal solo
craft and Mr Bud Wilson.
June Ki'teler spoke on laws and
munity singing.
Dinner was served at noon by procedure of meetings Mrs. Minnie
DUP Convention
vomen of the Gate City Camp of Sorenson of Nampa also spoke :c
Nyssa and o f the Oregon Trail Camp :he group.
Held In Nvssa
Each board member and officer
Two hundred women from five of Ontario. The tables were deco­
counties met in Ny u Friday at the rated with fall flowers and tapers in ; \ and visiting member was present­
LDS. stake hou-e to h Id their an­ fall shades. A highlight was the: ed with a cor-age of Mrs Leo Child
nual convention of the Daughters of centerpiece It was a hand-made I The next DUP convention will be
held September. 1954 in Boise.
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taole-, o f bri
Mr and Mi - Gus Tuesday Evening Bridge
Carole Wilson, Editor
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birthday of some member of the Bea-..e- They a l- v .sited in Cali-
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family Place were laid for .19
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ID -e present were Mr. Child, Mr. u
and Mr.-. Arvel L. Child and family. residents.
Mr and Mr Lorin Saunders, Mr
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and Mr
Leon Child and family.
Mr and Mrs. Elwcx'd Flinder and they get emits.
family, and Mrs. Marvin Wilson.
tained members of their Wednesday
evening Mr. ar.d Mr club recently
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v.th Mr. and Mr- Edward B< ydell
a- guest players. The Boydell' won
high score and Mr. ar.d Mr; Lloyd
,V il.-cn won second high.
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CWF Groups Met
Thursday
LOCAL NEWS
The Kev. Robert Jackson Showed
his slides o f Africa to a church
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group in Vale Monday night.
T/Sgt. Robert Jones left Sunday
for Craig air force base in Alabama
after spending a week in Nyssa
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richwwine
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and daughter of Burbank, Calif
have been visiting at the R. Richsy
home.
Debbie Brower, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J E. Brower had a tonsil­
lectomy last Tuesday.
Robert Jackson, Jr. has been con­
fined to his heme with illness for
10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heither of
Meridian visited Sunday afternoon
with Mr and Mrs. Joe Hartle.
Lt. John M. Light and family
stopped one day this week at the
home of his sister, Mrs. R. Richey.
They were enroute to Ft. Lewis,
Wash. Lt. Light has been stationed
in Germany with the First Engine­
ers for the past three years.
Mrs. I-loyd Lewis and Mrs. Soren
Cox spent Saturday in Payette.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell re­
turned home Sunday night after
spending t vo weeks on vacation.
They -pent the first week with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Mitchell at the Oregon
Two group <>f the Christian Wo­
man's Fellowship met Thur'day af­
ternoon at the church, where they
prepared the Rebekah banquet to
be served that evening.
Carl Burnighams Honored
A short bu-iness meeting was con­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burmngham
ducted by Mrs. Richard Mason,
were honored guests at a no host
president and Mr- Elvin Ballou had
dinner given Saturday evening at
charge of the devotions.
the "Homestead’’ in Nampa. The
occasion marked their wedding an­
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
niversary.
Bridge Club Meets
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. E. A L.nung and Earl Hol- Eldred Brower, Mr and Mi - Marvin
ling- worth won high score Tuesday Jetfries, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hoop­
night when membeis of the Tues­ er and Mr and Mrs. Charley Mann
day eveniiu Mr and Mrs. bridge
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club met at the heme of Dr. and
Dicksie Servoss Honored
Mrs, John Olsen.
Dicksie June Servoss was honor
guest at a birthday party on her 8th
Girl Scouts Camp Out
birthday given Saturday by her
Mr>. Grant Rinehart and nine
mother, Mrs. Art Sarvoss. The
members of her Girl Scout troop
afternoon was spent playing games
No. 3 camped out over night Sun­
on the patio. A large pmk and whit«
day. They c eked their evening meal
birthday cake centered the refresh-
Saturday and breakfast Sunday
morning. Mr- Joe Bellon helped ment table.
Guests were Suzane De Groat,
i with the transportation.
Doreen and Janice Flippance, Caro­
lyn Lowe, Sonda Holmes. Mary Jane
Bovdells Entertain
Mr and Mrs Edward Boydell en-j Turner, Becky Medlock. Linda Mul­
tertamed members o f their Sunday lins. Linda Beckham. Linda Reece,
evening Mr and Mrs. Bridge club! Marjory Kratzburg. Barbara Glover,
for the fir-: meeting of the fall sea-1 Louise Carter, Susan Roth, Judy
-on. Mrs S: \n Newman won h ig h ; Bingham and Joan Hewett.
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ar.d Mrs. Glea Billings won second
Nvssa
couple
Married
high
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In a cermony Saturday evening,
Jesse Carrilo and Julia Madrid
Longs Give Dinner
Dr and M-s J, hn Long were host 1 were married by Justice of the
and hosce- - : ' ,i dinner Sunday at Peace Don Graham.
The bride wore a white taffeta
Br vine's Cai» Guests -.vere Mr. and
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M. and Mr> dress w»th a three flounce skirt, fhe
E E Bd » a id ' and W A Fuson, all j carried a bouquet of rid gladiclas,
covered with tiny stars, and featur­
of Salem.
ing a net over-.-kirt. She was at­
Mrs Morgan and Mrs. Billings tended by a bridesmaid in a blue net
formal who carried a yellow glad-
Entertain Friends
Mr- Frank M rear, and Mrs. Glea iola bouquet.
Completing the wedding party was
Billings wen' he-teases to two bridge
parties Wed;.- -e.ay a: the Morgan the best man and an usher.
heme During the afternoon play.
Mr- Herb Ft.-rer * r. high. Mrs. C Local Couple Wed
A m »::> won
to gta and Mrs
In an early evening ceremony last
Emma Quimby won traveling.
Wednesday, Lupe Rodrigue? and
Three tables were ir. play during Mary C Rodriguez were married by
the evening Prues were won by J«»stice of the Peace. Don Graham
Mrs Hou-tor. W:'.-
high: Mrs
The bride wore a white tafetta
Mrs. Ken­ empire style dress with a Spansih
neth Cottle traveling
lace veil She was attended by two
4*—4*
bridesmaids in pink and blue for­
"M eet Me At Mutual”
mal length gowns.
Meet Me At M.ital was featured
The groom was attended by four
a: the MIA m.-:-tir.g '.Vedr.esday ushers.
evening at the tase house. Under
the direct, r. c f D;r. Fife, the pro­ Birthdav Honored
gram featured music dance, speech
Mrs Leo Child was honored guest
ar.d drama Featured .r. the or.e-act at a r.o-host birthday dinner Tues­
comedy “ Rosalie’ were B b Esplin. day evening a; the heme of Mr. and
Sharon Glover and Nancy Skeen Mr Elw od Flinders Centerpice f r
the table was a large cake featuring
the month of September, with can­
M- r gt'.s Entertain
Mr and Mr- Tea Morgan enter­ dles on each dat - to symbolize a
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Nyssa
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