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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL- NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 29, 1954 U n c ia l iV c t iliit ii's Wilsons and Danfords Entertain At Bridge PAGE NINE 1946 Class Members F a m ily B a rb e c u e G ather In Nyssa Dr. and Mrs K. A. Danford Eight members of the Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson entertained a t a progressive 194('- graduating class spent last bridge party Tuesday evening at Tuesday afternoon at the home Carole Wilson, Editor their homes. Eight tables of of Mrs. W. W. Foster. Guests were Mrs. Charles Wil Phone 2233 bridge were in play. Prizes were won by Mr. and son (Grace Foster) of Lebanon. Mrs. Warren Farmer, high; Mr. Mrs Paul Yasuda (Hisako Kido) and Mrs. Grant Rinehart, second of Payette. Mrs Rudy Shram Family Picnic high and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Han (Myrna Jordan) of Ontario. Mrs Dinner Given Birthday Party Richard Mason (Valeta Bibbev), sen of Parma, low. The lawn at the Otto Coffman A birthday dinner given Sun ♦ - V Mrs. Don King (Teddy Chris- day at the Bill Wilson home home was the scene of a family mon), Mrs. LeRoy Bair (Vivian Wednesday Afternoon honored Nancy Wilson on her Fife), Mrs. Dan Peunie (Gwen picnic dinner last Sunday. first birthday anniversary and Pinochle Club Meets Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mar her grandfather, Wilbur Coff- Mrs. Fred Guthrie was host Smith) and Mrs Delbert Cleaver tin Greg and family, Mr. and on his birthday anniversary. ess to members of the Wednesday (Donna Bell Goodell). Fourteen children of the classmates were Mrs. George Coffman and family, Additional guests were Mr. and afternoon pinochle club and Mrs t Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and Mrs. Wilbur Coffman, Mrs. Lem Hudson Robb, Mrs. Blanche Hite, Plans were made for a class re family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cof Wilson. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mrs- Nellie Newbill and Mrs union to be held in June of 1956 fman' and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marcum and Mr. and Mrs. Bill|Jim Malloy, guest players. Marcum. Prizes were won by Mrs. H Anyone knowing the where Wilson and Larry. H. Kingrey, high, Mrs. Emil abouts of class members are ask Neighborhood Party Held Stunz. low and Mrs. Carl Seburn ed to call Mrs. Mason. Guests From Utah Mrs. Foster served cookies and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chesnut and Mrs. Newbill, traveling. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Parker and punch. were host and hostess to their Peggy Jo and Brent of Clinton, neighbors at their annual pot- Utah, were overnight guests Mrs. Wilson Returns luck supper and hamburger fry Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wilson and Rettigs Entertain Friday evening. children left Thursday morning In Ontario Mrs. Elwood Flinders. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rettig Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mrs. Parker is Mr Flinder’s for their home in Lebanon, Ore Cottrell and family, Mr. and Mrs. sister. Mrs. Wilson had spent the last were host and hostess Saturday Marion Glenn and family, Mr. week visiting with her parents. evening in honor of Mrs. Harry Anderson of Payette on her and Mrs. Walter Ashby and fam Celebrates Birthday Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster. ily. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Laur Miss Linda Ballou celebrated Mrs. Norman Gregg (Ellen Ann birthday anniversary. ence and family, Mrs. Sam Mc her fourth birthday anniversary Herman) was planning to meet Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Connell and Granddaughter, and at a party Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wilson in Bend for lunch Mel Ingebritsen. Mr. Anderson Mr and Mrs. Charles Kaneaster. given by her mother, Mrs. Elvin eon. Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Murl Lancaster. Games were played following Ballou. Each of the fourteen were former school friends. Dale Laurence Honored supper. | guests were given crepe paper Dale Laurence was honored aprons before the decorated G- est of Hopkins birthday cake and ice cream Return From California Harley Bane of Antioch, Calif., guest at a party given on his visited Friday and Saturday with ninth birthday anniversary, by Mrs. Ross Brown and family were served. his mother, Mrs. Rolland Laur Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hopkins. and Miss Joyce Hansen returned ence. Tuesday after spending tw o Wilsons Return Scene of the party was the weeks in Lebanon, Oreg., and in Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson At Silver City Santa Rosa, Calif., where thej and Harold and Vera returned Mr. and Mrs. John Long of | Nyssa park. Guests were Carl Lovett. Max Friday after spending a week on Nvssa and Mr. and Mrs. Harry visited relatives and friends. vacation. They visited in Glacier Vanderveer of Wilder spent the Long, Judy Bingham, Karen Saito, Pamela Alexander, Gene National Park, Calgary, Lake week end at Silver City. Blairs Return Jones and Ralph Talbot. Louise and with Mrs. Lena Loe- Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair re Birthday cake and ice cream turned Sunday after spending a ber at Vancouver and Mr. and r iiie c k Tn V ain were served the guests. Mrs. Don Wilson and family at week in Utah and Yellowstone Mr. and Mrs. Walter Looney Connell, Wash. National Park. Their son, Boyd, spent Saturday evening in Vale En route home they stopped as guests of the C. E. Bonds. who had visited for six weeks Family Gathering Held with his grandparents, Mr. and in Baker where they were guests i A family gathering at the of Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Wilson and Mrs. Rosman Blair and Mr. and Mallvs Entertain ... „ . . . .. . | home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rob- Mrs. Edward Leavitt at Lewis Lee. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mally enter- prts was held Thursday evening ton, Utah, returned home with tamed at bridge Saturday even- for A/3c Eyerett Roberts who Visits Here With Sister them. mg for members of their Mr. and lgft for the ph illipines, Mrs. Ben Mrs. Clifford Amick and Dar Mrs. Club. Roberts on her birthday anniver rell and Douglas of Twin Falls Return To Calif. Miss Norah O’Brien of Ogden sary and Cpl. J. B. Roberts who Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith and are in Nyssa visiting her sister and Mrs. J. L. Herriman were recently released from the Ronnie and Kenny of Oakland, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. guest players. Mrs. Tom Jones was army. Calif., returned Tuesday to their Gene Grasty. and Tom Eldridge were prize win Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roberts and home after spending five days in ners. family were guests. Nyssa visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Guests of Deweys Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dewey of Miss Moore Visits H. Boydell. Guests Of Jacksons Moses Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Peggy Moore of Nampa spent Mr. and Mrs. Paul Algeo and Everett Matlock of Wenatchee the week end in Nyssa with her Mrs Afternoon Guests L jis Fretweli and Joan of Friday afternoon guests of Mrs. spent the week end in Nyssa at grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Jacksonville> Qreg., visited last C. H. Bennett were Mrs. Ira Ure the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McConnell week with Mr. and Mrs. Homer of Rupert, Mrs. Florence Bybee Dewey Jackson. Mrs. Algeo and Mrs. of Ontario, Mrs. Gordon Oxnam, * —* Thursday Bridge Fretweli are sisters of Mrs. Jack- Mrs. Dave Mitchell and Mrs. Lawn Supper Given Members o f t h e Thursday Mamie Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oxnam and afternoon bridge club w e r e son. *— Mr. and Mrs. George Oxnam guests of Mrs. Harry Miner. Mrs M rs Moss R etu rn s Kansas Guests were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Henry Hartley and Mrs. Carl Mrs. Keith Moss returned Sat Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bodmer of don Oxnam at a lawn s^PPeAr Barclay were guest players. urday from Scottsbluff a n d Natoma, Kan., visited last week Sunday evening at their home. A Mrs. Tom Eldridge and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cock- special treat of the evening was Raymond Larson were prize win Bridgeport, Nebr., where she visited relatives and friends. Her rum, homemade ice cream. ners. mother, Mrs. A. F. Burnett, re turned with her and w ill visit for Dinner Guests several weeks before returning Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley to her home. were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McConnel. Guests of Becks Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck and Mitchells Return family of Burley visited last Mr. and Mrs. D. E Mitchell j Week with Mr. and Mrs. Mel returned Tuesday after spending Beck. ten days at Roseburg with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olsen and Paul. Large Assortment to Pick From Visit In Nampa Sizes 9 to 15 — 12 to 20 — I 6 V 2 to 24*,2 Mrs. Campbell Baer and Mrs. Dinner Guests W. R. Campbell visited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kesler and Dick Rollins in Nampa Wednes family and Colleen Bybee of | day. Boise were Sunday dinner guests [ ..._... of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee. Return From Idaho Falls Mrs. Evelyn Sullivan, Mrs. An- Return From Vacation na West and Mrs. Delbert Hoop Mr. and Mrs. Orville McEwen er returned Friday night after Shoes, Clothing. Dry Goods and family returned Thursday spCnding four days in Idaho N vssa Dial 2721 after spending a week’s vacation Faus at Payette Lakes. j Along The H eld T h u rs d a y Mr. and Mrs. C. A Bodmer of Natoma. K an. Mr. and Mrs Dean Wyckoff. Ricky, Russell and Willadean of Taft, Calif , were guests of honor at a family Mrs Wilbur Holcomb Thursday evening. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. A A. Bratton, Mr. and Mrs. R M. Cochrun, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wyckoff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McConnell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spitze and family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holcomb and Connie Jo, and Rodney Holcomb of Nyssa and Mrs. Clyde Schurr and Lin da and Mrs. Charles McClure and Nancy of Caldwell. ❖ — ♦ Visit In Idaho Attend Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Harold- son and Mrs. John Savage and Barbara. Bob and Debbie spent last week in Idaho Falls where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Haroldson and family and with other relatives. While there, they attended a Haroldson family reunion Mrs. Jackson Leaves Mrs. Wilton Jackson l e f t Thursday evening for San Bern- adino, Calif., to be with her mother, Mrs. T. J. Hillman, fol lowing surgery. Annual Picnic Planned Plans are being made for the St. Paul’s Episcopal church an nual summer picnic, August 1, at 1 p. m. in the Caldwell park Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Black of Nampa, S. A. Lloyd and Miss Ethel Kirby of Caldwell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie. Oregon Trail Mrs. Frank Byers Phone 2325 The Merry Matrons club met at re home of Cora Rookstool Wed nesday afternoon Ju ly 21. Four teen members answered roll call by giving menus for cool sup pers. The club donated $5 to the Labor Camp Sunmmer Recreat ion fund. In a contest Lillian Lundy’s side won the prize Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Della Holmes. The next meeting w ill be Aug. 4 Mary Smiley w ill be the hostess. Roll call w ill be answered by "Where I would like to spend my vacation.” Mr. and Mrs B. F Rookstool celebrated their wedding anni versary Sunday evening Friends and relatives who shared the oc casion were Mr and Mrs. Chris Rookstool of Parma. Mr and Mrs. Harold Rookstool and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool and family and Mr. and Mrs Frank Whipple. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and family visited Sunday at the A. M. Goodson home near Parma. Sally Holmes is visiting at the A. M. Goodson home near Parma Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wismer were called to Portland last week by the death of Mr. Wismer'* father. Mrs. Lloyd Adams a d Mr*. Alfred Adams weer in CaldweLL and Nampa Friday. Lila Holmes and Reva Rookstool visited Pat Smith of Adrian Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar and family visited at the Glenn Brown home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes, i? i' jind Mrs. Robert Holmes, and Bobbie, Mrs. Elaine Sparks and Garry of Springfield, Oreg.,* and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byer» and family picnicked at the Byers home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Alfred Adams home. Dorothea Bretz spent Thursday afternoon w i t h Mrs. Glenn Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adam* and Jan.vce and George Adams picnicked in Boise Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Horton. Mrs. Rolland Holmes, Larry and Lila and Reva Rookstoo! spent Thursady in Nampa and Boise. Betty Byers of Nampa spent the week end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelly and family visited Saturday evening at the Glenn Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holmes Jr . were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes Sunday. HOW ? has GENERAL AMERIC A, a strong capital stock com pany, saved 1 5 % on fire insurance costs for owners of better properties? Let us give you the money-saving answer. Ask us. RENSTROM AGENCY 217 Good Guests In Baker Dial 6697 Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Terhune spent Friday in Baker with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Rinehart. CLEARANCE LADIES' DRESSES 1 V2 Price WILSON BROS. DEPT. STORE Treasure Chest For families that love to eat ! At Payette Lakes Special Service to Potato Growers THE NYSSA IMPLEMENT COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moncur and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whitaker and family spent Sun day at Payette Lakes. They met Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dick and had a picnic lunch. 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