THE N YSSA GATE CITT JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. T H U R S D A Y . NO VEM BER 12. 1953
phea-ants. They returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Met onncll and Mrs.
Btrney Wikon left Tuesday for
Marysville, Calif., to visit Mrs. W il­
son's brother, Jim Richey.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilson and
son, Lee of Baker were guests in
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Nyssa Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
Wilson and Mr and Mrs. George
Wilson.
Tuesday Evening Bridge
Lois W ilson Honored
Mrs. Nora L. Jackson and Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Rcth was hostess to
Lois Wilson was honor«! a’ a
Wilton
Jackson were in Boise
members of her Tuesday evening party on her 17th birthday given by
bri.ige elub at her home Prizes were her mother, Mrs. Bud Wilson. K j Thursday.
t’pl. J. B. Roberts was visiting at
von by Mrs. Dwight Mason, Mrs. chicken supper was served to 23
Duane Alters, Mrs. George Cobem guests following school Thursday- the home of hLs parents, Mr. and
evening Ljrr.nette Hickmai. wor. the Mrs. Ben Roberts of Nyssa while
ar.- Mrs. Dvight Wyckoff.
The group presented Mrs. Cobem prize for games played followmg home on a furlough last week. Cpl.
Roberts, stationed M Camp Hanford,
dinner.
with a pink and blue gift.
■Wash., and a Korean veteran, also
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vi.vited his brother and sister-in-law,
Mrs. B uchner Has Luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roberts.
| Mrs. Carlas Buchner entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Thomason
at luncheon Monday noon for Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Neely and
Richard Wilson and Carolyn. Mrs. j daughter. Gloria spent Sunday in . of Rawlins, Wyotn., spent last week
Payette at the home of Mr. and Mr>.
In Nyssa with Mr. and Mrs. John
Henry Hartley and Mrs. Walter Dave Stoihr.
Murphy and friends. They returned
■ McPartland.
Larry and Donald Shaw spent the to their home Saturday.
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week end in Homedale visiting with
Cam pbells A ttend
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAleen and
their grandparents, the Rev. and
Lowell of Bend were week end guests
D inner P arty
Mrs. E. J. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bvbee left in Nyssa at the Ray Russell home.
attended a dinner party Saturday Friday ior Idaho Falk, Logan and They also hunted pheasants while
evening at rhe home of Mr. and Salt Lake City on a vacation. While they were here.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Depew re-
Mrs. Conan Mathews in Boise. The there, they will visit the LD6 Tem­
| turned Thursday to their home in
dinner was in honor of Mrs. Arm- ples in each city.
inta Hogan on her wedding anni- ] Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fischer spent Y.'tes Center. Kansas, after visiting
two weeks in Nyssa with their son-
Sunday in Wilder and Caldwell.
versary.
I>r. Brad Pease of Bend and Bill in-la v and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
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Knox of Portland were house guests Fred Bracken.
G ran t Lewises E ntertain
Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey, Mrs. Tom
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Le .vis enter­ several days last week of Dr. and
Mrs. K. E Kirby while they hunted Chandler, and Mrs. Richard Mason
tained members of their Thursday
evening bridge club with I)r. and
Mrs. John OLen and Mr. and Mrs.
Houston Wilson as guest players.
Warren Parmer won high score
and Mrs. Lewis won second high.
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Mrs. N. L. W iLon attended a
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in Ontario Thursday aftern on.
Mr. »nd Mrs. J. ( . Smith spent
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visited their son-in-law and daugh­
ter, Mr and M-
Kenneth Farner
Mr. Smith also attencU i an u r n n
League of Cities convention.
Mrs. Rosooe Findley, Lynn and
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