THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1955
PAGE THIRTEEN
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hill and I
of Mrs. Bishop and formerly MRS. DWIGHT MASON
family of Jump Creek
lived here before entering service. RETURNS FROM MONTANA
Claude and Keith Eachus went
Mr. and Mrs James Stephen,
Mrs. Dwight Mason and son,
fishing in the Owyhee reservoir
Sally Price
Jr., called at the George Cleaver
Mrs. Alva Goodell
Marc, returned to Nyssa last week
Sunday,
home
~
Sunday
afternoon
Phone 3693
Dial 2804
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hammon
Mr and Mrs. Howard Day from Cushman, Mont., where they
of Adrian spent Sunday with Mrs.
spent Saturday evening at the had spent three weeks.
They were called there by the
Mr and Mrs Alpha Hulse are Marvin Price. In the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Topliff James Ritchie home.
serious
illness of Mrs. Mason's
the parents of a daughter, born Mrs Mutt Hammon, Susie and La
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Mrs James O Stephen, Cathy
z
Ridgeview—Mr. and Mrs Har­
X
mother, Mrs. G. H Belcher.
March 24. They named her Susan Nae visited
Russell Gresslev home.
and Debbie called at the James
ry Sipes returned from their
Arlene. She weighed 5 pounds
Mr. and Mrs O. E Cheldelin Stephen. Sr. home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Beebe and trip to the Hawaiian* Islands.
and 6oz. They returned home Glen Beebe were in Caldwell
and Phyllis returned last week
Mr. and Mrs. H. L Day of Ad- Charley Pearson of Burns, Mr.
They left by air from Portland at
Monday.
from their visit with Lt and nan called at the Howard Day and Mrs Lloyd Cleaver, Mr and
Monday on business.
1:00 a m. March 5 and arrived
Mrs La Vern -Cleaver, Mr. and
Emmett Brice, Lynn Matteny
Mrs Charles Gutzler of Calif­ home Sunday afternoon.
Elvin Worden of Adrian visited in Honolulu the same morning at
Mrs. Ward Lundy, Jr., and Mrs Delbert Cleaver and Leon-
of Nyssa and Alpha Hulse shear­ Sunday evening . with Mr. and 9:30. This is her story.
ornia Phyllis returned Sunday to
ed sheep for C. S Price Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Costley.
her studies at Corvallis and Mr. Mrs. La Vern Cleaver were | ard Cleaver
We were met at the airport
and Mrs. Cheldelin returned among those from this commun-, Garnet Ritchie attended the
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Esken and
Mrs Pearl Costley attended the with the "Aloha" greeting and
ity who attended the Merry Mat-' musical festival at Payette Friday
Tuesday.
Kenneth attended the wrestling Job's Daughters style show in beautiful "Leis.” Then we were
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver, runs club at the John Bowen where she received excellent
matches in Nyssa Monday night. Homedale Saturday afternoon taken to our hotel room which
rating on her violin solo.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff, Mr. home in Vale Wednesday.
The Pioneer Pollyanna club She also called on Mrs. Margorie : was in the Marjo hotel.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chet
Sage
were
■
Bssedwa 7o,Cnooi ilberdevihl
and
Mrs.
Alva
Goodell,
Sr.,
at
­
met with Mrs. Alys Bishop last McKayne.
In the afternoon and Sunday
Sunday dinner guests at the Wil­
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Herrud.
tended
the
card
party
at
the
Alfred Costley is improved morning took in Waikiki beach.
Thursday f o r their birthday
lis Bertram home.
and family spent Sunday at the
Oregon
Trail
hall
Tuesday
even
­
after
being
ill
from
a
sore
throat
breakfast. Those honored with
Sunday evening we attended
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy, Sr., Irvin Callahan home near Cald-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bauer of, “laiaii at Queens Surf gardens
birthdays during January, Febru­
spent the week end with Mr. and , well.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifford
Harris
Nampa
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Law-
j
ary and March were: Ann Sipes,
(Hawaiian Feast).
Mrs. Magnus Ekanger, and Mr.
and Craig of Ontario were dinner Mrs. Leonard Phillips and fam­
Fannie Beebe, Pauline Eachus rence Hawk of Marsing were din-
Monday and Tuesday we tour­
ily of Unity.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver called at
guests
at
the
Alva
Goodell.
Jr
,
Haner
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
’
and Sally Price. They all received
ed the Island of Oahu. The Man-
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams the George Cleaver home Sunday
home Sunday evening.
their Pollyanna gifts. Others Charley Hawk Sunday.
oa valley where thp sugar cane
spent
Sunday at the Thurman morning.
Willis Bertram who fell from
Mr. and Mrs. Don Haroldson1 and pineapple grow, Mt. Tantalus the Kilauea Crater. Grant Tree
present were Helen Davis, Pearl
Hill home in Apple Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hoffman,
a
load
of
hay
Wednesday,
dis
­
Costley. Ruth Beebe, Marion Pet­ and daughters. Rita and Myrna of and Punchbowl cemetery where Fun Forest. Lava Tube, Black
Glenda Hoffman visited Satur­ Golden Levitt, Darlene and Mar-
locating
his
shoulder
and
pulling
erson, Margorie Fisher, Jerry Idaho Falls, visited Saturday most of the boys are buried that Sand beach at Punaluu. Mark
day with Leah Whipple.
yleen were Sunday dinner guests
Haylett and daughter, Jan. Ann afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- were lost at Pearl Harbor, also Twain's Tree and the 1950 Mac-1 ligaments, is recovering
M>' and Mrs. l.a Vern Cleaver, at the Lee Hoffman home at New
Mr.
and
Mrs.
La
Vern
Cleaver
Jurgens, a visitor, Helen Brice.; lie Sipes. In the evening they all Ernie Pyle. The aquarium and ina Loa lava flows. We stayed the
were in Caldwell and Nampa Alan, Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bohan- Plymouth.
night at Kona Jun.
A delicious breakfast of waffles,1 went to Nyssa to visit Mr. and Tea room,
an and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver
Tuesday.
ham, eggs coffee, cake and ice Mrs. Rueben Haroldson.
Sunday morning we toured the
luncheon at the famous Waiola
John Bowen had dinner at the and Johnnie spent Wednesday at
Mrs.
Willis
Bertram
entertain
­
Mrs.
Corrine
Allen
and
daugh
­
cream were served A short busi-
Wednesday we took the Pearl Kona coast and visited the city
East Side cafe Thursday evening the home of Mr and Mrs. Nathan
.* ness meeting was held and the ter, Arlene of Caldwell were Harbor cruise, Thursday w e of Refuge. We saw coffee growing ed at a birthday party for her in honor of Billy Bohanan’s 7th Orr in Boise. Melany returned
next hostess is Fay Wood April overnight guests Sunday of her toured the toyvn and many places and coffee mills. We spent that daughter, Lucille on her 5th birthday.
home with them until Sunday,
birthday Tuesday. Fifteen little ;
14
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry of interest.
night at Kona Jun.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner when Mr and Mrs. Orr and Lou
guests
and
nine
adults
attended.
Mrs Sam Leavitt is in the Sipes.
Friday we flew to the Island of
spent Saturday evening at the Faratt of Boise were dinner
Monday morning we took the!
Mrs. Harry Sipes and Mrs. Maui. We were taken on our tour Kona coast cruise to Captain1 Lucille received many lovely Gerald Horn home.
Mercy hospital in Nampa where
guests at the Cleaver home.
gifts.
Refreshments
of
ice
cream
she had a major operation Friday. Marion called on Mrs. C. S Price there to Mt. Hadeakala, world's Cook's monument. We saw two
Martin Tanner was an over ! Mrs. Claude Day, Claudette and
and
cake
and
punch
were
served.
Tuesday morning.
She is slowly improving.
largest extinct volcano and had large whales. We then cruised in
Gary Ch aver spent Friday at night guest of Klair Simpson Silas of Adrian, called at the Jim
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Price luncheon at the lodge and con­
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Price
Saturday.
Ritchie home Sunday afternoon.
the glass bottom boat where we the Lester Cleaver home.
were overnight guests of her par­ called on Mr. and Mrs. Alpha tinued on our tour in the after­ could see about 100 feet down,
Dinner guests at the Lester
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Cleaver
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Hammon Hulse and new baby Monday noon.
Cleaver
home
Friday
evening
«pent
Sunday with her mother,
and
saw
all
kinds
of
fish
and
and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Godell,
evening.
of Adrian Friday.
Friday night we flew to the coral.
were Lloyd Wilson of Sutherlin, Mrs. Pearson of Emmett.
Sr.,
attended
the
card
party
at
Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Sipes and Island of Hawaii and stayed at
Mr. and Mrs. David Haylett
In the afternoon we flew back the Rebekah hall Saturday even­
were in Nampa Monday on busi­ family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sipes the Manilova hotel. Saturday to Honolulu and transferred to ing.
and their house guest. Mrs. Nel­ morning we made a complete
ness.
another plane for the Island of
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell. Sr.,
Woodrow Leavitt of Moses lie Crystal of Portland, attended tour of the city of Hilo visiting Kauai and spent the night at called on Elizabeth Goodell in
,
Lake stayed from Thursday until open house at the home of Mr. orchid
farms, Hill anthuriums Kauai Inn
Emmett and on Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday with his father, Sam and Mrs. John Johnston in honor farms, and fishermens wharf, and
Tuesday morning we visited Robert Goodell and Mr. and Mrs.
of their 40th wedding anniversary then to Hawaii National park
Leavitt.
the Spouting Horn, Wainea val­ Leonard Goodell near Caldwell
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Sunday afternoon in Homedale.
where we had luncheon at the ley, Kalalau Lookout and other Sunday. The Goodell's are sister
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eachus famous Volcano House.
and Mrs. Harry Jurgens were Mr.
points of interest.
and nephew of Alva Godell
and Mrs. Harl Fisher and daugh­ and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Price went
In the after noon we went to
Wednesday we enjoyed a de­
W. W. and Gilbert Diffenbaugh
ter, Jan, Mr. and Mrs. David Hay­ to the wrestling matches in Nyssa Kona via the Kan Desert, visiting lightful boat ride up the Wailua were dinner guests at the Edward
lett and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hay­ Monday night.
river, visiting the cave of Haena, Topliff home. W. W. Deffenbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Worden of
lett of Homedale.
and enjoyed a picnic lunch on recently returned from California
Beebe
is
the
program
chairman
Mr. and Mrs. David Beebe Adrian were Sunday evening Flora Pullen was appointed to go I the Hanalei beach. We saw where where he spent the winter.
o
visited with her sister-in-law., visitors of Mrs. Verna Costley.
with Fannie Beebe March 28 to they stored and loaded raw sugar
Mrs. Grant Armstrong and
The Darting Tuckers club met
Mrs. Audrey Newland of Nampa
get the lesson on “Vegetables, on the ships.
Donna Lou of Long Beach, Calif.,
at the home of their leader, Mar-
Sunday afternoon.
Attractive,
Nutritous
and
Delic
­
We
went
to
the
top
of
the
is
visiting at the home of her
Mrs. Gladys Leavitt and 5 boys I ion Peterson April 2 at 130. ious.” This lesson will be given largest light house in the world parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
of Homedale spent Thursday and i [ Plans were made to take the in a May meeting. The April les- | and saw a wonderful view, then Stephen, Sr.
■ basket through the community son to be given April 25 is “Care, flew back to Honolulu.
Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen,
to raise funds for the sewing of New Fabrics.”
worth Leavitt.
-o
Thursday we toured the Kola Jr., were in Boise Monday where
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Glass and machine the girls plan to pur­
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Eachus and I Head and other points of interest. they visited Mrs. Ulrich Nieger
We have limited contracts available on partnership
family and three more children, chase for use at the club meet­ Kristy were visitors at the! Friday we spent the day at who recently moved to Boise.
Carol Cunningham, Edith and ings. The leader gave a bread Claude Eachus home Wednesday the zoo, the Bishop muesum and
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Edwards
deals for those who need financing.
Billie Payne of Nampa were Sat­ baking demonstration during the evening.
the art building
and two children of Payette call­
afternoon.
The
girls
sewed
on
the
urday afternoon and supper
Clinton and Harold Hulse; We spent Saturday at the Cam­ ed at the Alva Goodell, Jr., home
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bee­ garments to be exhibited at the stayed all night Thursday with era Caravan and the Hawaii Calls Sunday afternoon.
spring
fair
May
31
through
June
be. They took Donnie Beebe
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Price.
and had luncheon at the Mona
Mr. and Mrs. Mancil Bishop I
home to stay with them Saturday 3.
Nyssa Phone 3310
Overnight guests of Mr. and, hotel. At 6:00 oclock we flew to received word of a birth of a |
Marion Peterson attended the Mrs. Alfred Costeley Saturday, Portland. Ore., where we visited daughter, Cheryl Ann, March 191
night with them.
Elmer Jaques. Mgr. — Home Phone 3026
Miss Avadna Peterson left Sun­ Malheur county extension com­ were their two grandsons, Gary i a friend. Mrs. Nellie Crystal who to Mr. and Mrs. C. Hiatt of New I
day for Corvallis where she at­ mittee meeting at the home of and Donald Costley.
York Citv. Mr Hiatt is a brother
returned home with us.
tends college after spending the Edna Mae Winsatt, at Ontario,
spring vacation with her parents, March 27. The co-hostess, Ellen
Congrone of Vale served a deli­
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peterson.
Now going on
Miss Janet Parker and Miss cious luncheon at noon. Plans for
the
spring
festival
to
be
held
in
Kaye Hammon of Adrian spent
Sunday at the Eddie Nelson Harper May 3 were completed.
V that aing of Springt
home. In the afternoon the y Some of the highlights of this
visited Mrs. Marvin Price and festival are the styling of garm­
ents made during the workshops,
Carol Jones.
v that lift your «pirttal
Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Leavitt exhibits of the lessons given dur­
and son visited at the Alpha ing this year, a luncheon at noon
Hulse home Wednesday evening. and a talk by Ralph Beek on his
that baby your budget I
Jim Nelson left for Seattle trip to Siam.
The
Ridgeview
extension
unit
Monday after spending the spring
vacation with his parents, Mr. met March 22 at the club room
and Mrs. Eddie Nelson. Roger with Mrs. Mary Nelson hostess.
Bates of Deer Flat returned with Six members and the home agent
were present. The lesson was on
him.
Harry Leavitt of Libby, Mont, “Keeping up-to-date with Fash­
and Mrs. Neva Cook of St. ions”, given by Mrs. Winsatt.
George, Utah, called Elsworth Somethings to look for in pur­
Leavitt's about their mother. Mrs. chasing either ready made gar-
Sam Leavitt, who underwent mentsments or yardage are the
labels. These labels give informa­
surgery Saturday.
Miss Bernardine Price of Ad­ tion on the finishes and care of
rian spent the week end with the fabrics. Samples of the fabrics
were shown.
Miss Amber McCav.
During the business meeting
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Nelson were Mr. program planning for the com­
and Mrs. Clarence Nelson and ing year was discussed. Fannie
Ridgeview News
Mr. and Mrs. Sipes
dumber I
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