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THE N Y SSA G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L. N Y SSA . OREGON. iger Of The ow s" Reviewed r Book Club embers of the Book Club were sts of Mrs Raymond Price in ia Saturday afternoon for a [clock luncheon Mrs Mildred ®t was co-hostess. Irs. Joe Brumbach reviewed the members and guests, ger of The Snows” , a book of ling of M l Everest by Ullman pecial guests for the afternoon *e Mrs. E C Miller of Sacram o, Mrs. Lester French of Ros- jl, Mrs John Bishop of Nampa Mrs. Albert Notheis of Nyssa +—+ nnie Lemon lebrates 10th rthdav Anniversary S'. ' *• ?nth Birthdav br Susan Roth |Susan Roth celebrated her ten- birthday Friday afternoon ith a swimming party for 11 bests. [The group enjoyed a swim at Le Ontario pool then returned to fie home of Susan's parents. Mr nd Mrs. Walt Roth for refresh ments on the patio. Lorraine Wilson Celebrates Birthdav Seventeen of her friends helped icrraine Wilson celebrate her Ith birthday anniversary at a arty given last Monday after- oon by her mother, Mrs. Hous- >n Wilson. a The afternoon was spent plav- I ng games and ice cream and cake I cere served to the guests. -j.__ist. 13aul Wilson Has I iirthdav Partv {JSUtev Nvssans Visit In Melba ,, T , _ , Bnehl played the ;* J ? wedding music and marches and ’ Irs' accompan.ed Evelyn Farmer, solo- ..... 3 A rvel Child was a guest of honor at an outdoor picn. -upper given Friday evening by Mrs Childs on the occasion of his birthday anniversary- Guests were Mr and Mr Fred Blacker and family and Mr and Mrs. M.lton Ne.son and family of Ontar.o, Mr. and Mrs. W O Pet erson and Mr and Mrs Sam Lemon and fam.Iy. An informal even.ng followed Wilsons Entertain the supper. With Fish Fry + — •> Mr and Mrs Harold Wilson Entertain With er.terta.ned Fr.day evening at Civic Club Coffee their home with a fish fry Mr and Mrs. H R Sherwood Guests were Mr. and Mrs Joe and Mrs Ralph Laurence enter tained Friday morning with a Freetag, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Civic club “Coffee'' at the Sher Jackson and fam.Iy. Father Rem- bert Ahles. Gertrude Schaffeld wood home. Guests were Mrs E C. Cran and Frances Schaffeld of Jam. son dall. Mrs Grant Rinehart. Mrs and Arlen Branch of Vale. ■fr—+ B B Luenkaemper. Mrs W E. Schireman. Mrs. Bernard East Merry Matrons Have man. Mrs Maylm Maxfir.d, Mrs. Potluck Dinner Fred Savage and Mrs. Desmond Members of the Merry Matrons Jones. club met for a potluck dinner ^_•£» Saturday evening at the home of Shaws Return From Mrs Sam McConnell. Mrs. Veva Cassell of Caldwell was a guest Two Weeks Trip Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw and player for pinochle wh-ch follow boys returned home Friday even ed the d.nner. Prize winners were Mary Mc- ing from a two weeks trip to Williston. N D, where they visit Connel, high, and Mrs Sam Mc ed Mr Shaw’s brother Mr and Connell and Tom Johnson, travel Mrs Junior Shaw and family. ing. The garden was decorated with the Hawaiian theme Assisting with serving were Diane and Rog er Mauld.ng. Joy Gay Roth and Kathy Atterbury of Gresham, Ore, dresaed in Hawaiian cost umes. They also presented each lady guest with a flower corsage During the evening br.dge and pinochle were in play on the patio Prize winners at bridge were Mr ar.d Mrs. Robert W.lson and Dr and Mrs. Morgan. For pinochle, prizes won by Mr and Mrs. Maylin Maxf.eld and VIr ar.d Mrs. Gene Grasty. The honor guests were also presented a guest prize. Gleaners, M Men Enjoy Social Evening Twenty-five Junior M Men and Jun.or Gleaners were guests at a party Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Karren Fife A no host supper was served on the patio and at the close of the even ing. a watermelon feed was en joyed. Karma Kesler was .n charge of the details. + —•> Wednesday Evening Bridge Club Meets Mrs Aden Wilson was hostess to members of tne Wednesday even.ng br.dge club at her home last week Mrs Earl Alexander and Mrs. W E Kohl were guest players. Prize winners were Mrs. Bart Ostrom. high, Mrs. Eddie Powell, second high and Mrs John Os trom, traveling. -fr_+ Guests of Haneys S/Sgt ar.d Mrs LaVern Hane-r and son, Mark of South Laguna. Calif., arrived Saturday morning to vi$it two weeks in Nyssa with Sgt. Haney’s parents, Mr and Mrs Burton Haney. Janell Haney of Boise was also a guest in the Haney home over the week end. Hopkins Leave For Vacation Trip Dr. Geo. E. Cohere Mr and Mrs. H O Hopkins left Friday for the coast, Mt. Vernon and Cottage Grove to visit rela tives and to go deep sea fishing. 220 Mam Street Phone 5M3 Nyssa. Ore. OPTO M ETRIST ^ orL ’ ¡“ f of and “ olumbus. The br.de. given in marriage w k E d Guests her brother-in-law, C. N Hill, p f*na ^ U^ T3 wore a 8°wn of nylon net over - a vette Lakes ’-affeta with a fitted bodice and Mr and Mrs Dick Tensen ar.d -- wrists, and a floor length tiered spent .ast week end at Payette ruffled skirt. Her veil was a Lakes. The Tensens returned fingertip length nylon net edged home Sunday and Miss Boydeil in imported iace and was heid in Vlslt several weeks with her place by a crown of miniature sister. Mrs. Britt Nedrey tulips and seed pearls. *— She carried a boquet of laven- ^tarosticas E ntertain der ^-adlolus- centered with a Mr and Mrs. Rudy Marostica white orchid entertained at two tables of pin- - a n n a Marx, a sister of fcr-de * * 1 of honor *"« > - - a earned a white nosegay Bndesma.ds were Sharon SM Urrdf and L nvT ht' Poindexter. p j . p . Mr. Mrs. Paul Everett and Mrs. Reeves all grew up together in Missouri. *— ** ^ ^ vore Dorothy of Honored On Ninth Birthdav Counc . .hey ,rowns HiU of pa.e , r - green n on o\ -r 'affeta ind ar r.ed nosegays of white flowers. Deborah De Long, a niece of Miss Sharon Swaner was guest of honor at a dinner given Thurs day evening by her mother. Mrs. Glen Swaner Miss Swaner was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker of Boonville, Ind., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alexand- er. The Alexanders took their guests to the Nyssa rodeo on Fri- day evening. It was the first rod- eo that they had ever attended. Sne vore a floor .ength gown of pir.k nylon. Dud lev De Long was best man for his brother and ushers were J.mrr.y H..I of Weiser and Duane De Long of Nebraska, For her daughter's wedding. inmversarv COULDN'T FIND A W AY TO OPEN THIS NEW MODEL—I'm Using a Can Opener It can’t happen here! Every car. regardless of make, model or year, is an “open book'' to us. W e know the '’inside story” of Y O U R Car . . . can get right to the seat of any trouble . . . without a can-opener! MOTOR Your Home Owned Ford Duaiar CO. Our July Clearance Sale Offers You Amazing Values - Real Savings PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Yardage Clearance........... 49c Chambrays, Sailcloth, Rayons, Nylons Guests for the dinner were Tre- na and Jan R.nehart. .. _ , Vickie _ Max*.eid. E.izaceth -ole, _ir.i-.a Mynck. Judy Bingham. Joan Moncur. Laura Marie Moncur and Susan Swaner. Lucky License Num ber: Your auto license may be the Lucky Number each*Sat urday at Peterson Furniture Co., 217 Mam St.. 9 30 a m. to 8 p.m. Three different license num bers will be displayed some where in our windows. If your number is shown, come in and receive your prize. You may be the winner of one of the prizes to be given away — floor lamps, lawn chairs, end tables. T V trays, etc. (A d v ) a yard Values Up to SI.00 Yard -he ^ She ^ ^ d * ¡ £ md Mm Don P ^ d u e " *nd ' ." , V[ 1 , , h;gh* ,^ore ' ere Hill " Mrs. Marx wore a turquiose two- piece suit with pink and white accessories and a corsage o f pink and white carnations. Mrs. De Long wore a navy dress with pink and white access ories and a corsage of pink and white carnations. A reception honored the young couple following their marriage. Mrs. W. N. De Long, aunt of the groom, cut and served the wedding cake and Mrs. C. N. Hill of Weiser. sister of the bride and Mrs. Dudley De Long, sister-in- law of the groom, poured. Also assisting were Mrs. Dale Shearer and Mrs. Douglas De Long. For her going-away ensemble. ! the new Mrs. De Long wore a lavendar suit with white and beige accessories and the orchid from her wedding bouquet. Following a wedding trip to Idaho, the young coupie are mak ing their home in Vale. The bride graduated from Vale high school with the class o f ’55 and the bridegroom attended school in Nebraska. HERRIMAN Morgans Honored At Reception Wednesday Eve CTT^herL^tSH Undr \V hC Joan r 75' Out-of-state »a Lutnerao church. M.ss . _ _ . , , , Guests rr Marx and Daryl A1 Ian De Long tJwig.-t Mason rL.m e Visitors from Fr.day even.ng ,rr'arr:ed c- die Re1' John evening until Monday morning B‘ :er" ' Parents of :he couple ire Mr at the home of Dr and Mrs. Dwight Mason and boys were and J R- Marx and Mr and Mrs. . Mason's Mrs. Earl De Long of Vale. ~ . father . . G H. Belch- Mrs^Lora DiUy an^PauT'Everett and two sons spent Saturday. Saturday night and Sunday a- Melba. Id a , visiting Mr. and Mrs Melvin Poindexter. The group at- tended the Stampede in Nampa GueSts of A lexanders P A G E NINE Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Allan CeLonq v — •' * —Photo : & ' In an impressive double ring --------------- -----------------------—- bv y Paul Wilson was cm «» t his 8th birthdav nartv r i - f r pVednesday afternoon b y his nother. Mrs. Lloyd Wilson Twenty boys and girls spent the fternoon with Paul, playing games. Each guest was given s | favor and birthday cake ar.d ice cream were served. 19S5 Mrs Ward Lundy and Mrs A d eline Cindell were initiated .r.to the Eagles aux.hary at th«ir meeting Tuesday even.ng at the Dr and Mrs L. A. Maulding Eagles hall. Mrs. Elmer Jaques won the were hosts at a reception and card door prize and Mrs. Grace Butch party at their home Wednesday er and Mrs Ruth Collins served evening honoring Dr and Mr3 Clayton Morgan Forty guests luncheon to the members were in attendance Rose Gaston and Fern Patter Dr and Mrs Morgan and fam- son had charge of the evening’s ■ lly moved last week from Sacra entertainment. mento. Calif., and Dr Morgan The next meeting will be Aug began practice Wednesday with 2 at 8 30 at the Eag.es ball. Dr Mauld.ng at h.s med.ral clinic +_-*• here. A rvel Child Honor Guest On Birthdav l « IS Two Initiated In Eagles Auxiliary Nyssa Faith Lutheran Church Is Scene of Marriage of Vale Pair -onnie Lemon, son of Mr and Bill Lemon celebrated his h birthday anniversary, Sun- July 17 with a swimming ¿rtv at Givens Hot Springs luests were Lonnie’s grand- ! jther, Mrs Lillian Gooding and aunt. Mrs Mary Hinze, both Weiser; Mr. and Mrs. Ham kadderson and Lional and Gary lieneke. Jimmy Kodoma and }>he Mayden [The group returned to the |mon home in Nyssa following swimming for birthday cake l.d ice cream TH U R SD A Y . JU LY Ladies' Shoes Boys Sporl Shirls S I.00 Reg. SI.43 One Group of Summer Styles and Colors S I .3 9 --- _____________________________________________________________________________ ■ — -------------------- Summer Dresses Girls' Dresses Reg. S 3 .9 9 Reg. $6.95 ______ Values to S3.98 2 Price Ladies' Dresses Men s Sport Shirts Values to S2.38 Odds and Ends This Group is made up of Sunbacks. Prints, etc. 2 Price Values to S5.98 Girls' Sports Wear Men's Dress Slacks S7.S5 and S9.95 S 5 .0 0 Men's & Boys' Swim Trunks \\ off Reg. Price Men's 8-in. W ork Shoes Rea S7 95 S 5 .0 0 ^ 4 off Facial Pushers. Shorts. Blouses Vi off Ladies' While Shoes & Sandals Values up to S5.95 Reg. ^ 4 ofi Ladies' Plisse Gowns $3.98 S 2 .4 9 NYSSA s
