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THE N Y SSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L . N Y S S A , OREGON. TH U R SD A Y . JU N E 30. 1955 ANK Garden Club Hosts Annual Show, Festival of Flowers" E ntertain For Civic Club Library Benefit Mrs. Duane A lters and Mrs. Dwight Mason en tertain ed F ri day afternoon at the A lters home at three tables of bridge for the Civic club library benefit. Prize w inners for the afternoon w ere Mrs. Earl H ollingsw orth, high and Mrs. Cliff Main, second high + —❖ furiai JCntcs Ls PAGE NINE Miss Rusco Honored At B irthday P artv Miss Y'arene Rusco was ho n ored on her fo u rth b irthday a n niversary a t a p arty given M on day afternoon by h er m other, Mrs. Vance Rusco. The afternoon was spent playing gam es and each child was given a favor and b irthday cake and ice cream w ere served. G uests w ere W ayne, K eith and Ronnie O verstake, Doyle and W ayne Riggs, J e rry and J a n Zit- tercob, C athy, R uth and P atty M cGinley. Roger Rusco, Mrs Dale Dewey, Mrs. P aul Russell, P a u line and G erald Russell. Mrs. H arry M cGinley and Mrs W alter Looney. The ANK G arden club was hast club for th e annual flower show of Russell Mvrick Honored the M alheur d istrict garden clubs Bring Visitors S aturday from 2 to 8 p. m. The On Birthday A nniversary From Boise R ussell M yrick was guest of show, whose them e this year was Mrs. J im E ldred. Mrs. Bill M il “Festival of Flow ers" was given honor at a p arty given Friday ler, and Mrs. Roy Rookstool went afternoon by his m other, Mrs. in the C om m unity house in Parm a to Boise last W ednesday. Mrs. and atten d ed by a large crowd. Howard Myrick on the occasion Rookstool’s d au g h ter, Reva, re of his fifth birthday anniversary. In appreciation, the Parm a tu rn ed w ith them to spend two A w estern them e was used in the C ham ber of Com merce presented A ttend B irthday weeks w ith h er parents. M axine decorations and favors and Cheri the club w ith $10. B row n of Boise also retu rn ed Roberts and L arry M iner w ere Celebration w ith th e group to visit w ith Mrs T here w ere over 100 arran g e prize w inners for the games. Mr. and Mrs W ayne C hesnut ments on display. One long table Tw enty boys and girls w ere and fam ily of Nyssa, and Mr. and M iller. held only green arrangem ents guests. Mrs. K eith Baird and fam ily of + 4* and an o th er featured white. There O ntario w ere guests at a w einer W ednesday Evening A decorated W estern birthday were also separate tables for col cake and ice cream w ere served roast a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club 4*— 4* ors and them es. : by the hostess at the close of the W alter F lynn in O ntario last Mrs. Eddie P ow ell en tertain ed Amity Club Has week. The occasion was S andra The table of m iniature arran g e | afternoon. her W ednesday evening bridge F lynn’s birthday ments attra cted m uch attention as ■* club last w eek. G uest p layer was Meeting Friday did the large flow er cart near the Mrs. Lyda Kohl and prize win i Members of the Amity club entrance. A table of corsages was Petts To Utah Mrs. H errim an Hostess ners w ere Mrs. Jo h n Ostrom, met Friday evening at the home I Mr and Mrs. Taft Pett took also outstanding. traveling. Mrs. Kohl, first, and of Mrs. Mark Moncur. Mrs. J. L. H errim an was host One corner of the room p re Mrs Gladys Stanger and family ess to m em bers of h er T hursday Mrs. Bartel O strom , second. Each m em ber showed a picture sented a garden patio with large of Caldwell to Utah last week bridge club last week. Mrs. H en _4. of their first house and told an where Mrs. Stanger was married J umbrella table and potted flow- interesting experience connected ry H artley of N orth Bend and I ers. Two Africian violet revolving in the LDS temple in Salt Lake Mrs. Campbell Baer w ere guest Guests From w ith it. California I tables were filled and displays City, to Herbert Alexander. players. Lunch was served to fourteen Following the ceremony, the Mr. and Mrs. E. S Kyle and guests at th e close of the ev en ■ from the Marianas and other Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs. Alexanders left for California t o ! f l islands w ere interesting. Raymond Larson were prize w in family of Ukiah, Calil , visited at ing by the hostess. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles v— 4* Visitors from Caldwell, Vale make their home and the Petts ners. Zinn this week B a n d m any other towns were jo t visited in Salt Lake and in Ma- Round Robin Coffee flin g down names of the newer lad, Ida , before returning. They Mrs. Dale Garrison was host , visited with Mrs. P e tt’s parents, Kerbvs E ntertain I flowers such as the Atlas Syringa E ntertains Pinochle Club ess at a Civic club Round Robin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Evans Dinner guests Sunday ol Dr. i H a n d the day lillies which were Mrs. Fred G uthrie was hostess coffe held Thursday morning and Mrs. Evans accompanied the and Mrs. K. E K erby were Mrs B u sed in the arrangements. to her pinochle club last Wed Guests w ere Mrs. Dave Mitchell, Petts to Nyssa for a week’s visit. Lois Sm otherm an of Springfield, nesday. Guests w ere Mrs. Jim Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, Mrs Emma At 3:30 and at 7:30, the dancing Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds. Mallov, Mrs. Gordon Oxnam, Quinby, Mrs. Herb Fisher, Mrs ■ class of Mrs. Donald Taylor ac- Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kerby of Mrs. V. W. Duus, and Mrs. Nellie Carl Barclay, Mrs K A Dan ford. flcnm panied by Miss Deloras Will- Rebekah Lodife Meets Members of the Rebeakh lodge Boise and Miss Joyce Rossean. Newbill. High score was won by Mrs. George Rush, and Mrs. Bert l e v e r . entertained. During the day, Mrs. Emil Stunz. Mrs. Newbill Lienkaem per. ■ s u b d u e d background music was had a regular meeting Thursday received low score and Mrs. Carl ■ heard from the record library of evening at the IOOF hall Host Week End Guest esses for the evening were Mrs. A week end guest from T h u rs Seburn and Mrs. Nettie Bennett R eturn From N ebraska ■ Rev. Ralph Marshall. C. H. Bennett, Mrs. H. H. King- day until Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. received the traveling prize. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Storm re | The tea table had pink and blue ery and Mrs. Walt Fox. Joe Maughan was Mrs. Jessie flowers and appointments on a cently retu rn ed from Gering, Kilpatrick of Boise. Additional Visitors From Nebr., w here they visited Mrs lace cloth and presiding at the guests for Sunday dinner at the Storm's parents and other rela punch bowls during the a fte r R eturns Home W ashington Mary Ann Alford returned to Maughan home were Mr. and tives and friends. noon and evening were Mmes. L. Mrs. Lucille S te w a rt and Don J. Hadley and Fred Zim merm an her home in Oxnard, Calif., last Mrs J C. Olsen of Arcadia na of Tacoma, Wash., are visitors of Vale, C. B. Hill, C. H. B ennett Sunday. Miss Alford, who g ra d u Holmes E n tertain at the H. H. Kingery home. ated with the Nyssa class of '54, W ednesday Night Bridge and Maurice Ju d d of Nyssa. 4*—4* Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Members of the Wednesday Roy Holmes last week were Mr. Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin was chair has been visiting friends for the G uests of Bvbees night bridge club w ere guests of man of the tea committee assist last two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sokolausky and and Mrs. Glen Holman and Mr Mrs. Joe Maughan last week. ed by Mrs. Clyde Snider, Mrs. C. two sons of Bremerton, W a s h , and Mrs. Ben Storm _4. B. Hill, Mrs. C. H. Bennett, and are Mmes. Ray Wilson, Elton Mc Guest players were Mrs. Dan were over night guests at the K udrna of Ontario. Mrs. C. A. Mrs. Earl McClure of Caldwell. Cormick, R. H. Young, Edward home of Mr. a nd Mrs. D. O. B y G uest of M uliins The P arm a members of the Bagley, Blake Lowell and Miss Mally Mrs. Richard Forbess and bee la$t week. The Sokolauskys Janet Alford was a visitor at Mrs. Joe Cundall. club to whom much credit is due G ertrude Johnson. ) Mrs. Dale Garrison and Mrs. were en route to Salt Lake City the home of Thelma Mullins last to attend the Beneficial Life In- j week She returned to her home 1 Rex Voeller were prize winners. in Oxnard, Calif., Sunday. surance convention. 4*—4* J A ttend Boise W edding Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom, Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Ostrom and Mr. ! and Mrs. Bartil Ostrom were in j Boise Sunday to attend the wed- | ding of the John Ostrom ’s t granddaughter. Miss Patricia Boe of Boise and Dave Crookingham ! of Tacoma, Wash., at the Boise ] Lutheran church. G uests of Schoens Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stunz e n te r tained members of their Mr. and Mrs. bridge club last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B ar i R eturn From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Moss re clay wero guest players. cently returned from a trip to Portland and the coast. They ac Californian Visits Mrs. J a re d Rock of Compton, companied Mr. and Mrs. Russell Calif., is visiting at the C. K. Jord a n of Nampa. Olsen home this week. Mrs. Rock Saturday N ight Mr. and Mrs. is Mrs. Oisen’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones were host and hostess to the S aturday D inner G uests Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith spent evening Mr. and Mrs. bridge club. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Snider S unday in Caldwell where they were d in n er guests of Mr. and were prize winners. Mrs. Douglas McDonald. D inner G uests of Shaw s Earl Luther of Redding. Calif.J and Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Wilson of Homedale w ere dinner guests last T hursday night of Mr. and Mrs. J im Shaw and boys. MONEY in I DAY $25 - $100 - up to $500 on your salary or other plans Choose your own way to pay from a number of budget wise schedules Phone First . . . Then Come In 17 S. E. Third Ave. Ontario Phone 640 G uests Of Eldredges W ednesday Evening Club D inner In O ntario PUBLIC LOAN Mr. and Mrs. Don Eldredge and j Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge e n joyed dinner at the home of Mr. | and Mrs. J im Smith in Ontario Friday. CORPORATION No fa s te r w a sh e r made! 2 TUB SPINDRIER G uests From Pendleton E n tertain With D inner Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W ehlitz of P endleton w ere visitors at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W ard W einke last week •!’—4* Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wilson had Mr. and Mrs. W arren F arm er, Dr. and Mrs. John O lsen and Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard B oydell as d in ner guests last Tuesday evening with Power Flush-rinse " j Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard M yrick S ister Visits w ere host and hostess to m em bers | Mrs. G eorge Pickering of Pay- of their W ednesday night Mr and son spent last week at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B allan- Mrs. Pinochle club. P rize w inners w ere Elm er Cru-1 tyne. Mrs. Pickering is Mr. Bal- son, high and P ercy Kelch, low. ! lan ty n e’s sister. 4*—•!• 4*—4* Can You Pul Rubber Fenders And Metal Tires On My Car? No . . . but we CAN do the next best things: Fix your flats fast . . . and “ iron o u t” those crum pled fenders to look like new. W hat ever goes wrong, we m ake right. In fact, w e’re the best friends your car ever had! Enjoy Food and Fun J r. M Men and Jr. G leaners of the Nyssa 2nd w ard w ere guests at a food and fun p arty at the hom e of Sally K esler last W ed nesday night. H E R R I M A N MOTOR CO. Your H om e O w ned Ford D ealer G randchildren Visit Jo h n and Linda Beckman of M ilton-Freew ater are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H Boydell. M O D E L SSE ALL-NEW, FEATURE-PACKED Easy’s deluxe dryer has special settings for both Regular and Fine fabrics. You can dry anything wash a b l e f a s t e r in an Easy! Gas or electric models. N o special wiring necessary! 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Jackson and family at dinner Thursday evening. 4*—4* __4» Mr. and Mrs. D clw in Holcomb. Mr and Mrs. W ilbur Holcomb and D uane Holcomb spent the week end at the dam fishing and cam ping Mrs. K. E. K erby drove T h u rs day to Cove Episcopal sum m er cam p w ith h er son, S teven and Dean Mason. She will re tu rn to the cam p F rid ay and bring the boys home. Mr. and Mrs. W alter L aurence of P rairie City, visited over the week end w ith Mr. and Mrs. Rol- land L aurance and fam ily. Mrs. Joe H artle left Monday for Ririe, Idaho, for th e funeral services of Mrs. H artle's aunt, Mrs. Jo h n Dudson. S he was ac com panied by her parents, Mr and Mrs. J E. M ontague. Je rry Long, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Max Ix>ng spent from Monday to Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vick of Payette fishing on l^ost creek Wanda Long is also visiting this week with the Vicks. F red Schilling, Jim Eldred. Bill Miller and Bill Schoen fished at the Owyhee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones spent last Sunday in Baker visiting friends. Mr and Mrs. Bert Fleming of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ju n k er of P etulalum a, Calif., were guests Orville, Calif., w ere guests last j of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen from week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge. Thursday until Saturday. Stunz E ntertain Neighbors of Mrs. 0. A . W im p received word from her last w eek th at she is im proving some fol lowing a two m o n th ’s stay in a. P o rtland hospital. She is p re sen t ly staying w ith her d au g h ter. Jim m ie. Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves and Mrs. Lora D itty re tu rn ed to th e ir hom e S unday following a w eek’s trip to La G rande, Yakim a, T a com a w here they visited Mrs. Della D itty; Monson, Wash., and Q uincy, w here they visited Mrs. Ja k e G root and Mrs W ally Noe. T hey also w ent to th e beach w hile visiting in Tacom a and stopped again in La G ra n d e e n ro u te home. Miss Joyce Rossean of Spring- field, Mo., has arriv ed in N yssa and will visit the sum m er w ith her a u n t and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Kerby. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Pinkerton o f N o rth P latte, Neb., w ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb S atu rd ay and Sunday. The P in k ertons are cousins of Mrs. Robb. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Sumner and G reg spent S unday at P a y e tte Lakes. Mrs. Lucille Stewart and D on na S te w art of Tacom a, W ash., ar rived S unday m orning to v isit Mr. and Mrs. H. H. K ingrey until afte r the F o u rth of Ju ly holiday. LOCAL NEWS B rand New '55 Models r el ax on a L u x u r y L i n e r NEW deluxe EASY WRINGER with Spiralator * Washing Action T h e fin est w rin g er ever built. New W rap Round styling pro- videsextra insulation, keeps hot water hot —longer. New Super- Safety Wringer. YOUR PRICE ONLY 169 .9 5 MOPfi WM Liberal Tradeins—Terms to Suit Ed Case Furniture Co. “H onest G oods at H onest Prices' c * 9 * e o « 11 No. Main D ial 3316