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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 23. 1955 Garden Club Meet Officers Installed Attended By 3 At Civic Club Nyssa Delegates Meeting June 16 Justine Gay Kreager Becomes Mrs. Bennett Mrs. G. Oxnam Entertains Clubs S u c ia l N n te s Mrs. G ordon O xnam was host ess to th e T hursday bridge club last week w hen F red G u th rie re- ceived high score fqr m en and Mrs. O xnam received the high ladies’ score. Mrs. O xnam also en tertain ed h er canasta club F ri day afternoon. Mrs. C liff Beck- stead was a guest, Mrs. S P. B y bee received high score and Mrs B u rt L einkaem per received sec ond high. + — + Mr and Mrs. L. A. K reag er wish to announce the m arriag e of th eir daughter, Ju stin e Gay, to Tuesday Bridge Thea Lewis, O ntario florist D w ane B ennett of Big Bend on Club M eets A m ong the m ore than 500 d ele was a guest of the Civic club at J u n e 2, in the N azarene p arso n Mrs. E arl H ollingsw orth e n te r th eir m eeting Ju n e 16. She demo- age in P arm a Mr. B ennett is gates Jo the 28th an n u al state tain ed th e T uesday afternoon convention of the F ederation of strated the finer points of corsage the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy bridge club at h er home last week m aking bv actually m aking a B ennett. G arden clubs held in P ortland A ttending the couple w ere Mrs. G len K enaston of San Diego last w eek w ere Mrs. G eorge Sch- gardenia and rosebud arrange- adorned w ith tricatin g and ribbon Miss K re ag er’s sister and b rother- and M rs. Jessie M organ w ere w eizer, Mrs. M orris Judd, and guests. Mrs. C lyde Snider and Mrs. D ale A shcraft. The three bow. The corsage was won b y 1 in-law , Mr. and Mrs. D ave H all Mrs. M organ won high scores. Mrs. W. W. Foster. of Coolidge, Arizona. w om en left O ntario by stream T he new ly m arried B ennetts Mrs. H ollingsw orth also enter- The business session of the day lin er th e evening of J u n e 12th for n tain ed w ith bridge T hursday the Reed college cam pus w here was conducted by P resident Mrs. are m aking th eir hom e in King- aftern o o n w h en Mrs. R obert m an Kolony. th e convention was held. One of Don G raham . The m otion was A pplegate, Mrs. G rant Lewis and <• — + th e highlights of the largest Con passed to m ake a sm all charge for. Mrs. Ted M organ w ere guests vention the federation has ever the annual style show in Septem Mrs. Ashbv C elebrates Mrs. Jo h n O lsen won high and held w as the flow er show p re ber. Mrs. Fred B racken is c h a ir B irthday Mrs. G ene Stunz won second sented th e first evening by the m an of the com m itte on a rra n g e A su rp rise b irth d ay p arty was high. flow er judges. T he usual proced m ents. The proceeds from the given in honor of Mrs. W alter ure w as fu rth e r reversed w hen fashion show w ill go tow ards Ashby last w eek by her n eigh the flow ers w ere judged by the some project from w hich the tow n bors, Mrs. M elvin K otterell, M rs., Round Robin oalloting of the audience. A h o rti w ill profit. Zora O sbern, Mrs. W ayne C hes Coffees Benin Mrs. A. C. Sallee started off cu ltu re panel, consisting of Dr. The installation of officers was f nut, and Mrs. M arion Glenn. Irw in Lange, E. W. Ek, Owen conducted by one of the o ld e s t' th e Civic club round robin coffees last T uesday m orning by e n te r Hale, and E arnest Fischer, all and most active m em bers, Mrs. G uests of Petersons noted m en in the field of h o rti F ran k Sherwood. The new p res G uests at the hom e of Mr and tain in g th e officers and board culture, w as also of great in te r ident succeeding Mrs. G raham Mrs. Glen P eterson S unday w ere of directors. T he purpose of the will be Mrs. D uane Holcomb; vice Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Peterson coffees is to raise money for the est to th e delegates. T he delegates w ere guests at a president succeeding Mrs. Earl and fam ily of W eiser, and M r., lib rary fund. tea given by the P ortland G arden H ollingsw orth will lie Mrs. Dale and Mrs. George V aughn of club in th eir beautiful new club G arrison, secretary succeeding F ru itlan d . J. E. W heelw right of A ttend Luncheon house. T hey w ere also tak en on a Mrs. Gene G rasty is Mrs. C harley Ogden, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. F a r In Nam pa bus to u r of the rose and rhodo- G rider, tre a su re r succeeding Mrs. rell P eterson of Vale and Mr. and Last W ednesday, Mrs. Huston d en d ren gardens in the P ortland Lyle M iner is Mrs. Ja y Bunn. The \ h s . D elbert Peterson. Wilson, Mrs. G ran t Lewis, Mrs. group and guests enjoyed decor area. Jo h n S trin g er and Mrs. Jo h n The convention w as clim axed ated «rakes and coffee, served by Plav Bridge N ew m an w ere in N am pa a tte n d W ednesday evening w ith a b an the tea com m ittee. Those serving Mrs K. A. D anford won high, ing a bridge luncheon. q u et in the C rystal B allroom of w ere Mrs. Don G raham and Mrs. Mrs. C arl B arclay, second high, i ❖ —v th e M ultom ah Hotel. The ban- Tom Jones. and Mrs. H enry Q uast and Mrs. Spend Sunday In Jerom e , ban q u et tables w ere beautifully V --------------------•> F rancis M cW illiam s won low Mr. and M rs. George Oxnam decorated w ith roses, and each Vacation In U tah w hen Mrs. R. M. A pplegate e n te r trav eled to Jero m e S unday w here delegate received a rose corsage. Mrs. M arvin W ilson and Jan a- tained w ith bridge last F riday they m et M rs. O xnam 's parents, T he O w yhee G arden club was Mr. and Mrs. H. S. C urtw right. lee and Leo Child left Monday afternoon. one of the nine new garden for a w eek’s visit w ith friends The group sp en t the day in J e r clubs ad m itted to the federation om e and at Shoshone Falls. Mr. and relativ es in Logan, Hooper Spends Sum m er H ere at th e banquet. K eith Pearce of P ullm an, W ash ] and Mrs. O xnam ’s d aughter, and Peterson, U tah. O th er business at the banquet is spending the sum m er w ith his G eorgia Lee retu rn ed to Nyssa Included the p resentation of tw o parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl H oll w ith them . She has been v isit special aw ards for outstanding Enjoy Lawn P arty ingsw orth. Mr. P earce is em ploy ing h er g ra n d p are n ts since school The M Men and G leaners of the ach iev em ent in the fields of g ard ed as an announcer at KSRV for was over. ening. Mrs. Schw eizer was in Nyssa 2nd w ard w ere guests at —v the sum m er. stalled as one of the seven d ist a law n p arty at the hom e of C. R Week End G uest ric t directors during the in sta lla and K arm a K esler last W ednes Miss A rlene T erry of O ntario day evening. The tw elve guests \ Mr. and Mrs. Club Meets tion cerem onies. Mrs. J u d d is chairm an of the enjoyed a gam e of volleyball be-1 Mr. and Mrs. H arold B rendle was a w eek end guest at the home en tertain ed the Mr. and Mrs.! of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H ollings N ational G ardener, publication of fore the w einer roast. bridge club last T hursday ev e n w orth. th e organization. T he P ortland ing. Mrs. Gus Lim ing and Mrs. Civic C horus, directed by Bruce G uests of Schoens Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dale, Mr. and i K. A. D anford won high. M arvin, presented several n u m Mrs. Theo M atherly of O ntario. bers a t the banquet. Mr. and Mrs. O rvis N ew ell of Visit In California Mrs. C arl B arclay, P at B arclay Coos Bay w ere d in n er guests of R etu rn From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck and Mr. and Mrs. R onald Schoen last and Sally L aw rence re tu rn ed from C alifornia w here they vacationed fam ily re tu rn e d last T uesday F riday evening. • • and visited relatives in B erkely V ~ n ig h t from a w eek’s vacation trip and San Francisco. Visitors From Iowa to Nephi, U tah, w here they v isit ed M rs. B eck’s parents, Mr. and ■ L ast week Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Mrs. G eorge Ord. They also spent C hesnut en tertain ed th ree young A rrives For Sum m er som e tim e in S alt L ake City. m en w ho have been a tte n d - ! Mr. and Mrs. Tom H olm an and T hey toured Y ellow stone park ing college in Ames, Iowa, i sons of A lbany arriv ed in Nyssa and visited in Cody, Wyo., before T hey w ere Jo h n K oenig and John S unday w here Mr. H olm an will H azard of D avenpot, Iow a and be em ployed for the sum m er. Mr. re tu rn in g home. Ms. C hesnut’s nephew , R ichard H olm an is the son of Mrs. W ebb •> _ * W arner of W oodbine, Iowa. The P ennie. D w ight W yckoff Honored —*t* M rs. D w ight W yckoff e n te r boys stopped for tw o days a t the tain ed at bridge F rid ay evening C hesnut hom e en ro u te to forest j N ew m ans E n tertain Mr. and Mrs. G eorge R ush and in honor of Mr. W yckoff’s b irth cam ps along th e coast. Dr. L. A. M aulding w ere guests day. Mrs. C lifford M ink of G re e w hen Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n N ew m an ley, Colo., was a special guest. A ttends Convention Lloyd Lew is re cen tly re tu rn ed e n te rta in e d th eir bridge club last P rizes w ere won by Mr. and Mrs. R obert W ilson and Mr. and Mrs. from a p o stm aster’s convention w eek. Mr. and Mrs. W arren F a rm e r w ere prize w inners. a t B aker, Oregon. W alt Roth. Mrs. M ink G uest In Nyssa Mrs. C lifford M ink and d au g h ters, C arole and Ju d y of G reeley, Colo., w ere house guests this w eek of Mr. and Mrs R obert W il son and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Roth. A n u m b er of coffees and d in n ers w ere given in Mrs M ink’s honor and a luncheon was served by Mrs. R oth F riday a fte r noon to Mrs. Mink. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Dw ight W yckoff, Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, and Mrs. H ugh Tobler. v - A Visitors From D enver Mr. and Mrs. L orin S aunders tCleo F linders and son, Steven, arriv ed from D enver last S a tu r day to visit w ith Mrs. S au n d er’s paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood F lin d ers, and w ith Mr. and Mrs. C larence S aunders in Vale, and w ith o th er relativ es and friends. T uesday evening the S aunders w ere am ong guests at th e 50th w edding an n iv ersary reception of Mr. S au n d ers’ g ran d p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. S aunders of Vale. -J-—❖ R etu rn From Visit PAGE NINE Newcomers Luncheon Event Former Members Attend Club Meeting The C h atterb o x club was (""M P r r c t \A 7 c w a lr en tertain ed at the hom e of Mrs. i U o l Tf C C & ( ’ H B ennett last week w ith The W. G lenn S w aner hom e Mrs. E. C. T erh u n e serving as co was the scene of the second in a hostess. Nine m em bers answ ered series of luncheons given to honor the roll call w ith sw eet sayings the new com ers to our area. of children. Chick ala-king was served to S everal form er m em bers a t fourteen ladies and du rin g lunch, tended the m eeting. Those a t plans for fu tu re m eetings of this tending w ere Mrs. R aym ond G ra- group w ere discussed. : ham of Quincy, Wash., Mrs. P at New acquaintances w ere m ade S w een y , Mrs. Jac k Sw eeny of and a door prize was aw arded to Caldw ell, Mrs. C lifford Nielsen Faye Sw aner. T he Newcom ers of O ntario and Mrs. Ed Nielsen of are p lanning a m eeting of all m- N u Acres. ltitiated m em bers scheduled some It was decided to hold the a n tim e in Septem ber. The m eeting n u al picnic a t th e Nyssa city will be for the purpose of organ- izating a chib of all in terested park, Ju ly 24 at 1 o’clock. All a t tending are asked to b rin g a m em bers w ith a purpose in m ind basket lunch an d th eir tab le to carry o v er to successive m eet ings du rin g the w in ter m onths. service. Mrs. W ayne Sim pson and Mrs. Luncheon hostesses w ere Faye Willis B ertram gave a d em o n stra Sw aner, V era M axfield, P hyllis tion on refinishing of wood s u r G rasty, Iva F ran tz and M arge face. A delicious luncheon w as Fuelling. New com ers w ere Mrs. 1 served to the group. Floyd H ershey, Mrs, W. D. P ark - •y—•> ingson, Mrs. J. B. M cW illiams, Honored W ith Farew ell Mrs. Bill Fitzsim m ons, Mrs. F ra n Mrs. Bill S trin g er was guest cis Ludlow, Mrs. Hazel Johnson, of honor at a farew ell coffee Mrs. R oberta Jo h nson and Mrs. given by Mrs. C liff M ain and Hom er W hitm an. Mrs. Bob M cK inney at th e Mc The guests progressed to the K inney hom e last S atu rd ay . Episcopal church and w ere e n te r tained by the Civic club ladies at Nevadans Visit th eir re g u lar m eeting. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Neely of . 5 .__.;. I T ungsten, N evada are visiting G uests of G onyers w ith her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Dr and Mrs. G eorge G ould left F rank W hipple and her sister. S atu rd ay m orning for th eir hom e Mr. and Mrs. W oodrow Seuell. in G ru n d y C enter, Iowa after *«*---*»* spending two days visiting at the Travel To N ebraska Leo G onyer home. Mrs. G ould Mr. and Mrs. Sam M cConnell who is su p erin ten d en t of the l are visiting in several cities in G rundy C enter M em orial hospital ! N ebraska. is an au n t of Mrs. G onyer. Mrs. C am pbell B aer and C h an d 4._.;. ler recen tly re tu rn e d from a four w eek’s visit to Casper, Wyoming. D inner In Boise They also visited in Ogden a n d , Mr. and Mrs. Ja k e F ischer and Logan, U tah on th eir trip home. Mrs. F ischer’s paren ts, Mr. and •% Mrs. E. L M axwell of W ilder e n joyed a F a th e r’s Day d in n er in A ttend Fam ily Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Don E ldredge and Boise Sunday. 4._.j. th eree children w ere am ong the six ty-five m em bers of th e E ld Travel To B urley L inda M oncur and Mrs. D elbert redge fam ily who atten d ed a fam ily reunion at the L. M. B rown H ooper trav eled to B urley last week. hom e in F ru itla n d Sunday. Nephew Visits Glen P ugm ire of S alt L ake C ity was a recent guest at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Peterson. 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