Nyssa gate city journal., August 18, 1955, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

THF NYSSA G A TF CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
»swell Baptist Church Scene
Wilkerson-Parrell Vows
Dinner Guests
Of C. Clapps
^fc.:ore an arch covered with*
itv pink floribunda ro>. Miss Gary Jacques H u
» Yvonne Wilkerson. daughter Birthdav p arty
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W ilkerson of
■ m a . Rt. 2, exchanged vow
Ellis L ee P a rn ll, son of Mr
Mrs Em ery E. P a rn ll ol I
The double ring cerem ony
place at 2 p m . Friday, Aug
the Roswell B aptist church
h the R everend Irving F rank
Iciating.
he bride, given in m arriage
■ h e r fath er, w ore a gown which
^ u r e d a fitted F rench Lace
ice and peplum sk irt over
vy slipper satin. H er nylon net
'w as held in place by a tiara
ined in pearls. She carried a
quet of w hite carnations cen-
d w ith tiny red roses on a
te Bible.
he m aid of honor, G ladys W il­
der an, sister of the bride, wore
a lo w n of pink nylon net over
^ H e t a as did the bridesm aids,
H ; . Lloyd P a rrill of A drian, sis-
^ B in - la w of the groom and P a­
tricia Callison of Roswell. The
ma of honor carried a bouquet
of [white carnations centered with
tin.' red roses and the bridesm aids
^ K -c gladiola corsages.
W a r y Lou P arrill, youngest
sister of the groom, was the flow ­
er girl. Teddy W ilkerson was
O ' ilelighter and F reddy W il­
der >n was the ring bearer. Both
■
brothers of the bride.
JkJJcst m an was Lloyd P arrill of
^ k i a n . a b rother of the groom
Oth> r atten d a n ts w ere Robert M.
M iggard, P arm a Rt. 1, brother-
in-law of th e groom and Howard
K r n l l of Roswell, b ro th er of the
groom.
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,
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The b rid e s m other
a pink
nyl m dress w ith m atching ac-
ces ories for her d au g h ter’s wed-
d ir 4 and the groom 's m other wore
nav y blue nylon net over taffeta
anci trim m ed in pink w’lth navy
blue accessories.
W edding m usic was played by
Mr
Ruel F arrell of Roswell,
pia list and Mrs. R obert M aggard
of P arm a, sister of the groom was
the soloist. O ther singers w ere a
q u artet m ade up of two girls,
M ary G rah am and L orraine Van
G ary Jacques was guest of
honor o n .h is 6th birthday at a
p arty given T hursday afternoon
at the hom e of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elm er Jacques.
The afternoon was spent play­
ing games by the tw elve guests
under the direction of his sister,
Sharon and L inda Smith.
R efreshm ents
of
decorated
birthday cake and ice cream
w ere served.
De W ater, both of Roswell and
two boys, George Elfers of Ros­
well and L arry Baum an of Nyssa.
A pproxim ately 200 guests w it­
nessed the cerem ony and attended
the reception which followed on
the church lawn. Assisting at the
reception w ere Mrs. Zephr Far-
well of Notus, Mrs. Z. H Farw ell
of Parm a, Mrs. Jeff Lowe of W il­
der, Mrs. Tish of Homedale. Mrs.
G rant W ilkerson of Boise, Mrs.
Ray R ucker of Parm a, Mrs. I r ­
ving F rank and Mrs O. C. Cal-
lison, both of Roswell.
Jo A nne Sm ith of Roswell was
in charge of the guest book
Out of tow n guests included
Rachel W ilkerson of Notus, Mrs.
G rant W ilkerson and Mrs. Bert
Hoidal and two children, all of
Boise, Mr. and Mrs. O rville W il­
kerson of Em m ett and Mrs. Gene
S tephen of Nyssa. All are re la ­
tives of the bride. R elatives of
the groom from out of town in­
cluded his au n t and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. C larence P arrill of
Gooding, Ida., and his sister, Mr.
and Mrs Joe H orner of B radley-
ville. Mo.
The bride is a g raduate of
P arm a high school of “55” and
the groom attended the S outh­
west S tate College in Spring-
field, Mo., the past year. A fter
retu rn in g from a w edding trip to
A tlanta, Ida., the couple will be
at the Em ery E. P arrill hom e in
Roswell until they leave for
Missouri, w here the groom will
attend college again this fall.
Mr and Mrs C larence F o rsy ­
the. Mr. and Mrs. Raym ond F o r­
sythe and son, Ronnie of Iowa;
Mrs Rilla G raham . Mrs. La Ver-
da Wilson and daughter. S herry,
Mrs. L aurina Sim m ions and sons
of C olorado and Mrs. Zelm a
Bridge of M eridian w ere d in ­
ner guests last F riday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. C larence Clapp.
Visit Friends In
Nampa and Boise
Mr. and Mrs Joe M aughan
and Mrs F L. M cGaven w ere in
Boise Monday and N am pa W ed­
nesday visiting friends.
Nolans Return
Mr. and Mrs. Irl Nolan and
Don and Mrs. S hirley Jones re ­
turned last week fiom visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Nolan and fam ­
ily of Los Angeles, and w ith
o th er relatives at Long Beach.
They also spent some tim e in
San Diego and at Lake Tahoe
and V irginia C ity, Nev., en route
home.
Mel Nolan is a son of the Irl Nol­
ans.
Guests of Batemans
Mr. and Mrs. LaV ere Adams
and sons, W endell and Lowell of
Hayden Lake. Idaho, and Dave
B atem an of Spokane retu rn ed
hom e S unday after visiting four
days in Nyssa w ith Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas B atem an. Mrs. Adams
is a sister of Doug and Dave
Batem an.
Pomerovs Visit
THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1955
b u r ia l N o te s
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Guests Enjov Square
Dancing and Supper
LOCAL NEWS
T hirteen m em bers of the LDS
second w ard MIA gleaner and
M Men classes w ere guests at
the hom e of Miss K arm a Kesler
Mrs. Skeen Is
W ednesday evening for a lawn
Honor Guest
p arty w hich featu red square
Mrs. R oger S keen was honor dancing and a pot-luck supper.
guest at a p ink and blue show er
given F rid ay aftern o o n by Mrs.
D elbert P eterso n and Mrs. Doyle Attend Boise Reunion
B row er at th e P eterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. M arion Chard.
The aftern o o n was spent p lay ­ Mr. and Mrs. G len M cGinnis, Mr
ing bunco and prizes w ere won
by Mrs. F ran k S keen, high and and Mrs. E rnie Sm ith. Mr and
Mrs Fred B ennett and Mrs. C.
Mrs. G ordon W illiam s, low.
H B ennett w ere i,n Boise Sunday
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w here they atten d ed a family re ­
Visit Here From
union and picnic.
Salt Lake City
About th irty guests attended
Mr. and Mrs. D arrell C raine from the Boise Valley.
of S alt L ake C ity, w ere T h u rs­
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
D in n e r Guests
B urningham .
Mrs. F ranc H eegler and Donna
•{._
of San Monica. C alif, w ere d in ­
Guests of Browers
ner guests S atu rd ay evening of
Mrs. R M. C rocker and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brendle.
Mrs. Earl B row er of R upert and
•> —
Mrs. Sophie W oodstock of Salt Mrs. Church L e a v e s
L ake City, U tah, w ere guests
Mrs. Jack C hurch and fam ily
M onday and T uesday of Mr. and
left
S atu rd ay for New M eadows
Mrs. J . E. Brow er.
to visit for a week w ith her p a r­
Mrs. C rocker is Mr. B row er's ents, Mr. and Mrs. C lifton Evans.
m other, E arl is his bro th er and
Mrs. W oodstock is an aunt.
Moncurs Return
Mrs. Georg« McKee visited in
Eagles Auxiliary
Entertain Guests
At Picnic Thurs.
Boise S atu rd ay and S unday with
her husband in the V eterans’ hos­
M em bers of the Eagles au x ili­
pital and w ith her sister, Mrs. ary en tertain ed for th eir guests
Jo h n Dougal.
at a picnic supper at the Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. M erwin C hristen­ p ark T hursday evening.
G uests for the evening w ere
sen of T rem enton visited T h u rs­
day and F riday of last week w ith Mmes. D uane Holcomb, M ark
Mr. and Mrs. Carl B urningham . H artley L aV ern C leaver, O rin
S um ner, R obert Toombs, Bill
Jam es Sm iley of Mesa. Wash., Ham ilton, Floyd Hale and R ob­
visited his parents. Mr and Mrs. e rt Bowen
S W Sm iley over the weekend.
Hostesses w ere Mrs. Fay Coll­
Mrs. Shirley Jones left Monday ins. Mrs. Cruson, Mrs. Ray R uss­
m orning for G aribaldi, O re , to ell, Mrs. C arl Barclay, Mrs D ale
visit w ith her husband's m other, G arrison, Mrs. W ard Lundy, S r ,
Mrs. Edith Jo nes for tw o weeks. Mrs. W ard Lundy, Jr., Mrs J u n ­
Sherm an Cloward of Utah, re ­ ior Cindell, Mrs. M arion T racy,
tu rn ed hom e M onday after v isit­ Mrs Ben Storm , and Mrs. A llen
ing in Nyssa a week w ith G erald B utler.
Flinders.
L ater in the evening, the group
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Lienkaem - re tu rn ed to the Eagles hall w here
per sp en t th ree days last w t^k at pinochle and bridge w ere played.
Mrs. B utler, au x iliary m em b er­
N orth Bend, salm on fishing and
visiting w ith Mr. and Mrs Henry ship chairm an, was in charge of
the evening's arrangem ents.
H artley.
F ran k M ossburg of Boise was
C LA SSIFIED FOR RESULTS
a guest from T hursday until S u n ­
day of last week at the Joe
M aughan home.
Dr. Geo. E. Cobern
Miss Manchester Visits
Miss S haron M anchester of
The Dalles is visiting in Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. V ern M oncur re ­ w ith h er au n t and uncle, Mr. and
Return to Iowa
tu rn ed T uesday from a tw o week Mrs. Jo e Frantz.
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard W arner trip to Y ellowstone N ational
and son. Ja c k left S aturday P ark and Salt L ake City.
night to re tu rn to th eir home in
-j._
W oodbine, Iowa, afte r spending Tuesday Night Pinochle
a w eek w ith Mr. and Mrs. W ayne
Mr. and Mrs. Percy K elch
C hesnut.
Bill W arn er of O akridge, Ore., en tertain ed m em bers of th eir Mr.
was a w eek end guest of the Ches- and Mrs. Pinochle club Tuesday
nuts to visit his parents, Mr. and evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard M yrick
Mrs. W arner.
w e re 'p riz e winners.
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Mr and Mrs. L W. Pom eroy
of M iddleton visited S unday w ith
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G uthrie. The
G uthries and Pom eroys also v isit­
ed Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fields of Guests of Browers
Vale and Mr. and Mrs. Lew Mc­
Mr. and Mrs. M ark A nderson
Coy during the afternoon.
of A shton, Ida., visited W ednes­
day w ith Mr. A nderson’s sister,
Mrs. Ostrom Entertains
Mr. and Mrs. E ldred B row er and
Mrs. John Ostrom was hostess girls. The A ndersons w ere en
to m em bers of the W ednesday route to C alifornia
evening bridge club. Mrs. Hom er
Jackson was a guest player.
Mrs. Jensen Visits
Prize w inners w ere Mrs. E d­
Mrs. M ary Jensen, form er Nys­
die Powell, Mrs. Vern Duus and
sa resident, of G rass Valley,
Mrs. Jackson.
Calif., visited friends and rela-
I tives here last week.
Attend Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Jim G riffin and
d au g h ter, Ju d y and Mrs. Erw in
Jones and son, D arw in G orrell,
atten d ed a fam ily reunion at
A shton, Idaho, last S aturday.
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Guests of Baers
Mrs. F H Pond and Mr. and
Mrs. D. D. H yer and tw o ch ildren i
of Lew iston, Utah, visited last
week w ith Mr. and Mrs. C am p ­
bell Baer. Mrs. Pond and Mrs.
H yer are Mrs. B aer’s sisters.
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Clapp.
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