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Thanksgiving Dinners
NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEM3ER 1. 1955
Cline-Fretweli
Wedding Rites
PAGE NINE
Wedding oi Miss Yaelnouye and Rofct.
A,,e?dDTwird Rebekahs Elect
Kido Solemnized Nov. 12 at Ontario ‘° OF C° 'd F° " ’ Officers, Change
-'S ’r r Meeting Dates
G ath erin g at the J W Kigney
G uests a t a fam ily dinner
Pinochle was in play at 12
hom e for Thanksgiving d in n er T hanksgiving day at the nom e of
Jo rd a n Valley
The M etho-
table * for the th u d in a series of
w ere th eir dau g h ter Doris from Mr. and Mrs Houston Wilson and d iit church in Jo rd a n Valley was
public card p arties sponsored by
E astern O regon College of Educa- L orraine w ere Mr. and Mrs. Bar- the s. ene of a beautiful w edding
the 1 .0 .0 F. and Re
tion and h er houseguest Ibrahim ney Wilson. R ichard Wilson, Jim Nov. 2«), w hen M.ss B arb ara Jean
S aturday m gnt at the IOOF hall
A yyoub of A rabia, also Mr. and Fish of New York City, Mr and F retw ell, d au g h ter of Mi and
Election of new officers and a
Prize* for the evening's play
Mrs. W alter M arch and fam ily of Mrs. Dick Richey and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F retw ell and Darol
w ere aw arded to Mrs Jim Elkins, resolution changing th eir re g u la r
Boise and G lenda Moss of Boise Mrs. Dwight W yckoff and fam ­ Cline, son of Mr. and Mrs..
Mrs W alter Fox and Mrs. Jim m eeting dates highlighted th e
.
C lifford C line both of J o r d a n ,
G uests at the C arl Barclay ily.
Malloy and for men, Fred G u th ­ m eeting of the Yellow Rose R e-
Mrs. Frances Bates, M argaret Valley w ere united in m arriage
hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. Joe Able-
rie, W alter Fox and Jim Malloy. bekah lodge last T hursday ni^fht.
Bates of EOC, LaG rande, and Mrs. in a double ring cerem ony per-
m an an d family.
O fficers elected w ere Mrs. Cecil
Lunch hostesses w ere Mmes.
T hanksgiving guests at the H C harles E ichelberger of Los Ga- form ed by the Rev. Nye of Cald-
Rose Toombs, G race B arnett, M orrison, S r , noble grand; Mr*,
D. H anna hom e in C aldw ell were tos. Calif, enjoyed a holiday din- well. The churcn was Lighted by
R uth S trasb au g h and B ertha Dennis Toombs, vice grand; M rs.
Owen G ann, re-elected secretary
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. M url L ancaster and ner as guests of Mr. and Mrs. I C andleabra arranged on each
R obert Uhl in G lenns Ferry, Ida side of the front of the church
fam ily.
The next p arty w ill be S a tu r­ and Mrs. H erb Cox, trea su rer.
P resent for T hanksgiving din- and a ^s0 ln
c®n te r
the I
day night, Dec 10 at 8 p.m. The Mrs. Uel Alsup is out-going n o ble
Holiday visitors at the C layton
1 grand and Mrs. H ilm er O strom .
public is invited.
C assingham home w ere Mr. and ner at the E dw ard Boydell home j archw ay which was m ade on the
retirin g treasurer.
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Mrs. V ernon Maw and daughters w ere Mr. and Mrs Harold R h o d es! church a lta r and decorated w ith
pine bows, and yellow and w hite
The resolution was read by th e
M arla and D arlene of Sum m er and fam ily of M ilton-Freew ater, chrysanthem um s, u n d er which
Mrs Rudelick Hostess
and Mr. and Mrs. A H. Boydell
secretary
to change the re g u la r
Lake, Ore.
To Wednesday Club
the w edding was perform ed.
m
eeting
nights
from the second
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Tobler
e
n
­
Mrs. May Lynch of W eiser spent
Mrs Rude R udelick was hostess and fo u rth T hursdays to the sec­
The bride who w as given in
T hanksgiving at the A rt C hapm an tertained w ith dinner for Mr. a rd m an iage by her father, wore a
to her W ednesday evening bridge
ond and fourth T uesdays each
Mrs. R udolph K raaling and P a u ­
residence.
club last week. G uest players month. This was approved a n d
line and Mr and Mrs. Evan Tob­ w hite net over w hite taffeta
w ere Mrs. W illiam Kohl and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Sm ith
floor length gown w ith a short
adopted Nov. 22 by th e vice p resi­
ler and boys.
N ettie B ennett.
sp en t T hanksgiving holiday w ith
bridal veil and carried a lavender
dent of th e R ebekah assem bly,
G
uests
for
a
no-host
T
hanks­
th eir son E dw ard and daughter
orchid and yellow rosebuds on a j
Prizes w ere aw arded to Mrs. Ethel N. G ibbs of Ocean L ake,
and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. giving din n er at the hom e of Dr w hite Bible.
B ennett, high; Mrs. Jo h n Ostrom , Ore.
and Mrs. Don O ldem eyer and
Pounds in Coos Bay.
second high and Mrs. V. W. Duus,
The maid of honor w as the
A ccordingly, all R ebekahs a re
K eith w ere Mr. and Mrs. Knud
traveling.
The Rev and Mrs. Paul Ludlow K litgard and d au g h ter of D en­ b ride’s sister, Mrs. Jac k Downs
rem inded th a t the next m eeting
and d au g h ter, .M arylin and her m ark and Dr and Mrs. George of Caldw ell, who chose a yellow
will be Tuesday, Dec. 13.
houseguest, Miss C arolyn Milner, Rush, Benny and Janie.
Cheryl Wilson Has
ankle length dress for the occas­
A fter the close of lodge, refresh
stu d en ts at W illam ette U niversity
ion
and
carried
a
pink
and
w
hite
m
ents
w'ere served by Mrs. C lyde
6th
Birthday
Party
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson and
w ere guests of Mrs. L udlow ’s
carnation
bouquet
The
brides
B
ohannon
and Mrs. H ow ard F in ­
Mrs.
Boyd
Wilson
en
tertain
ed
b ro th er-in -law and sister, Mr. and fam ily en tertain ed w ith a holiday m aids w ere R uth Cline, sister of
w ith a p arty last W ednesday a f­ ger.
dinner
for
Mrs.
W
ilson’s
parents,
Mrs. G. T Massey in Nampa
ternoon honoring the sixth b irth ­
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er G askill of the groom who w ore a pink ankle
T hanksgiving day.
length gown, and Miss S andra
Dinner Guests At
day of her dau g h ter, Cheryl.
O
ntario.
Mr. and Mrs. John S tringer (
Grow of Boise who was attired
Pounds Home
Nine
boys
and
girls
enjoyed
and fam ily w ere Thanksgiving j T hanksgiving din n er guests of in an ankle length gown of pink ;
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pounds a n d
gam es and helped C heryl celebr­
d in n er guests at the Joe B assett Mr. and Mrs. J. R. W inchell m- and yeLlow. Both carried candles
ate the event. B irthday cake and Miss O nna Pounds of Boise w ere
hom e in O ntario.
eluded th eir son, Jac k W inchell and wore w hite carnatio n co r­
ice cream w ere served at the close F riday evening d in n er guests o l
Holiday guests at the George °f OSC, Mr. and Mrs Norvell sages. C andle lighters w ere Do-1
Mr. and M rs. C M. Pounds.
of th afternoon
R eitenbaugh hom e in S u lp h u r,! Robbins and fam ily. Mrs. Eva ana W arn and M ary Lvne who
New, w ere his son and d au g h ter G auvain, Mrs. Zora Osborne and w ere attired in pink and lavender 1
and th eir fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. B lanch Hite.
ankle length gowns w ith w hite [
C harles R eitenbaugh and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W eeks and carnation corsages.
fam ilv of Seneca and Mr. and
Mrs. L ynn Snodgrass.
The best m an was Eddie Jaca, a 1
D inner guests at the Dick T unks Mrs. Jo h n Van Zelf and fam ily ciaSsm ate 0f the groom Ushers
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Kido
hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jack w ere guests for dinner of Mr. and w ere Joe Lynde and Ehas j aca
P apke of W illow C reek and John Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Weeks.
Miss
Jo an e
S tanford
had
Papke.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilson and charge of the guest book. Mrs. B ill! The w edding of Miss Yae Ino- bouquets of w hite feath ered
dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Ostrom . Mr. fam ily w ere hosts at din
n er R0"ss° p fay ed the V e d d in g m arch uye. d au g h ter of Mrs. Michi Ino- mums.
and Mrs. H ilm er Ostrom and Mr. Thanksgiving for Mr. and Mrs. j
d
Y turraspe played the uye- ot Rt 2' ° n ta n o and R obert ; S hero Yano served as best m an
and Mrs. B art O strom w ere d in ­ Bill Wilson and fam ily and M r ; p lan0 for Mrs Felix Ja c a and Kido. son of Mr. and Mrs. Y. and ushers w ere Sat Kayano, San
ner guests at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hughes.
Mrs. Dick S taples who sang Kido, R oute 2, Nyssa was solem n­ Jose, C alif , and H arry N akam ura
ized N ovem ber 12 in the O ntario of P ortlan d
D ennis H ironaka
and Mrs. Adolph Boe in Boise.
G uests for a holiday dinner at “A lways ”
F irst B aptist church
was ring bearer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mally w ere the home of Mr. and Mrs. C harles
For the occasion the bride's
guests for T hanksgiving dinner Steffens w ere Mrs. S teffens’ fath- j
The Rev. C. D. Honeyford of­
Mrs. P aul Yasuda vocal soloist,
m other wore a navy blue suit w ith
at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Tom er, C. M. V an Slvke and her)
ficiated
at
the
double
ring
candle­
was
accom panied by Mrs. L.
brothers and th eir families, Mr black accesorics and had a w hite light cerem ony in the presence of Jacob.
Jon^s.
carnation corsage. The groom ’s
T hanksgiving w eekend guests and Mrs. D. A. Van Slyke and j
I T he b rid e’s m other chose a |
m other wore a black suit w ith a 250 guests.
of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H ust w ere children and Mr. and Mrs. E. J 1
B askets of w hite flowers and j green k n it suit and the bride-
w
hite
carnation
corsage.
Mrs. M innie W hite of P ayette, Van Slyke and fam ily all of W il­
A reception was held im m edi­ w hite tapers in candelabra form -j groom ’s m other a lavender suit |
Mr and Mrs. M L. Rossow of der.
| T h eir corsages w ere of w hite
ately
follow ing the cerem ony at ed th e background setting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Renstrom
M ountain Home. Ida., Mrs. M in­
The
bride,
given
in
m
arriage
gardenias,
nie Hersey of Flackfoot. Ida.. Mr. w ere din n er guests T hursday of the high school gym for the 175 by h er b ro th er, George H ironaka I A reception was held in the
guests
who
attended.
and Mrs. Don Coriell of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Peterson at j
Mrs. Doris R aburn cut th e four w as lovely in a w hite nylon and East Side Lion’s Den.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Sigler and Nampa.
lace gown w ith sheer nylon net
For her going-aw ay en sem b le'
Dr. and Mrs. C lay M organ and tier w edding cake, assised by
sons of Downey, Calif.
yoke and high beaded pearl neck- the bride w ore a pow der blue s u i t ,
Mr. and Mrs. T heron W heeler, children and Mr. and Mrs. Ted I Mrs. Evelyn Loveland and Mrs. line and long sleeves. The sk irt w ith brow n accessories,
and
fam ily
enjoyed Mike H anley who poured the
recently of Low m an, Ida. who M organ
and train , fashioned of colonial
The bride is a g rad u ate of On
are now m aking th eir hom e in T hanksgiving d in n er at the hom e' punch and coffee,
design of im ported lace on each tario h igh school and has b e e n ,
Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. F red B ennett of Mrs. F ran k Morgan.
Mrs. Dale S inclair had cliarg e| s jd e featu red a .front panel of em ployed as bookkeeper at Jack -
and Mrs. M ary M cConnell w ere
Holiday d in n er guests at the | Qf t he guest book and Miss Helen layers of sheer nylon tulle. Her el and Rogers. T he bridegroom ,
Dad, Mom,
guests of Mrs. N ettie B ennett hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quig- G usm an and Mrs. Bill M cKenzie fin g ertip veil of nylon tu lle was a g ra d u ate of Nyssa high school,
Gramps,
ley w ere Mrs. Q uigley’s sisters, j had charge of the gift table.
T hanksgiving day.
held w ith a cap of lace edged in is engaged in farm ing,
G uests in Vale for th e holiday Mrs. B eulah S w eet and Mr. and | Q ut of tow n guests w ere
Mr. sequins and pearls. She c a rrie d , Follow ing a w edding trip to
Wee Tots, or
d in n er at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Rex G a rd n er and son. Del and Mrs W ayne F eltw ell, Mr. a bouquet of stephanotis, centered ( Las Vegas and C alifornia they
Mrs. W ayne K nighten w ere Mr vin, all of T w in F a lls.’the Quig-
and M rs. Linford Downs and Mr. w ith a w hite orchid.
Youths — We
are m aking th eir hom e at Nyssa
and Mrs. H erb Cox. G erald Cox ley’s
d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr ( and Mrs j acfc Downs all of Cald- M atron of honor was Mrs. I O ut-of state guests at the wed-
of the C. of I.. and Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Jo h n S tafford and Dana well and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grow Shero Yano and bridesm aids ! ding w ere C athy Shoda of Los
hare what
G ann and Mr. and Mrs. W alt Mae of W ilder and th eir grand- and daughter, S andra of Boise.
C athy Shoda of Los Angeles and Angeles, S at K ayano of San Jose,
you want
Looney
.
i son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Q uigley of
The bride is a g ra d u ate of the D orothy W ada. S hirley A nne Ka- j Calif., H arry N ak am u ra of _Port-
A fam ily T hanksgiving dinner j Weiser. Mr. G ardner re tu rn ed to Jo rd a n Valley high school of the
ji, niece of the bride was ju n io r land, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Riede
at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. E rn ­ Tw in Falls by plane T hursday class of 1955, and has since been
bridesm aid and Diane H ironaka, of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Inaba
evening
and
Mrs.
G
ardner,
Delvin
est W ilson included Mr. and Mrs.
em ployed here. The groom is a flow er girl. All w ore identical of Moses Lake, W ash., Mr. and
Lloyd W ilson and children, Mr. and Mrs. S w eet rem ained to visit Jo rd a n V alley high school gracW
b allerin a length gowns of pea­ Mrs. N akashim a of Pocatello and
and M rs. R obert W ilson and fam ­ until Sunday.
u ate of the class of 1953 and is cock blue cry stalette w ith m atch ­ Mrs. T ak K aji, sister of the bride
Mr. and Mrs. H arry M iner and em ployed near here.
ily and Mrs. C alvin W ilson and
ing slippers and hats and carried of Jackson, Mich.
Mrs. F reda M iner of V ale w ere
children.
The couple left S unday evening
Dr. and Mrs Lloyd Cullim ore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle M iner on a short honeym oon trip
Enjoying d in n e r w ith Mr. and through N evada and O regon and
and dau g h ter, A nne of Provo.
U tah arriv ed in Nyssa T hursday Mrs. F red G u th rie w ere Mr. and on their re tu rn will m ake th eir
to spend T hanksgiving and sev- Mrs. H. S. F arley of Boise, Mr. hom e in Jo rd an .
eral ad d itio nal days visiting w ith and Mrs. L. W. Pom eroy of Mid-
th e ir d au g h ter and fam ily, Dr.
dlei ° £
J ' AM nlackf Celebrates Sixth .
and Mrs. G ran t B H ughes and and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mills of
N am pa and S. A Lloyd of C a ld -! B i r t h d a y In Boise
children.
A Variety of
Mr. and Mrs. D eraid S teinke, i
Mr. and Mrs. Clem De V inaspre w ejj
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ricks ser- Mr. and Mrs. Tom W eeks and Ed
Styles and Types
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Pom eroy of
New P ly m o uth and M r and Mrs. ved holiday d in n er to Mr. and S teinke spent S unday in Boise to i
to Choose From
D uane A lters and children w ere Mrs. Don Buell and children and help C herry Lee S teinke celebrate
d in n er guests of Mrs. Ethel D w ight B uell of B rem erton and her sixth birthday. The honor!
Both Finished
Tacom a, W ash., Col. and Mrs. R .1 guest is confined at the E lks’ Con-
A lters.
and Unfinished
Miss Onna Pounds who is em ­ D. B lake and children of P ro v o .! valescent home.
T he group enjoyed d in n er near
ployed in the office at Boise U tah. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Sm ith
J u n io r College spent the T hanks­ and children of Nyssa and Mr Eagle com plete w ith birth d ay
giving holidays w ith h er parents, and Mrs. Del Ricks of O ntario, j cake baked by C herry Lee’s m oth­
The Buells and Blakes rem ained er, Mrs. D eraid S teinke. She was
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pounds
Mr. and Mrs. H enry A nderson, to* visit over the holiday w eekend, j also given a birth d ay p arty at
J e r ry and Donnie w ere guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis and the Elks’ home.
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Mrs. A nderson’s fath er and broth- fam ily and Don Bowers m otored
er. S v erre H endrickson and Don to Haines, Ore. w here they w ere Dinner Guests At
H endrickson of New Plym outh ! holiday d in n er guests of Mr. and Ballou Home
for T hanksgiving d in n er at Hotel Mrs. V ernon H ayhurst
Mr. and Mrs. H iran Ballou and
T hanksgiving was a happy oc­ fam ily of W ilder, Mr. and Mrs.
Boise.
Enjoying din n er T hursday with casion for Mr. and Mrs. Ed S te­ E verett Ballou and fam ily and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick G. Tensen and inke w hen they w ere joined by Mr. and Mrs E rnest Ballou and,
fam ily and Dr. J. J. S arazin w ere th eir son and fam ily, Mr. and fam ily of S e a ttle w ere S a tu rd a y 1
Mr and Mrs. N orbert S arazin and Mrs. D eraid S teinke and children evening d in n er guests at th e home!
children and Miss Eva Boydell. of Vale and th e ir six year old of Mr and Mrs. Elvin Ballou.
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We Have Them
$ 4.95
As Low As
CHAIRS
$89.50
Above Loungers
Grain Fed
Desks
Hereford Beef
Cut, wrapped and frozen, ready for
your locker or deep freeze.
$ 24.50
As Low As
Grade, Good—3 5 ^ Lb.
We Have Hundreds
Grade, Commercial—3 3 £ Lb.
of
From where I s i t ... Jy Joe M arsh
Easy Coins
A Quick Profit
H u r about Eaay Rofcart* last
Friday? I helped hiai raaat his
■aoaey —both befora aad a fte r—
no believe me, tha starve tree.
Easy was on the way to the
bank to deposit hia “cookie jar’’
savings—exactly $24.95 in nick­
els, dimes and q u a rta n . He had
then» in a paper bag and as we
crossed Main Street the bottom
fell out.
Money went flying. Passers-by
pitched in to help recover the
coins. L ater on when Easy count­
'd up, he had $25.06. The “seaijrh
p a r t y ” had tu rn e d up all of
E a s y ’s m o n e y p i n t ten
ts
somaaae els« had lost!
Fraai where I sit, I v ts U a t
waat to try th is ‘ [« a y “ way ta
m at* moaay. Uaaally, it take#
tim e for a bask roll ta grew . . .
just U tt taken tim e for a frm ad-
ship to grow. B gt by renpectfag a
•eig h b o r’s rights - including his
right to drink coffee, tea, beer or
butterm ilk, whichever and w hen­
ever he chooses —it’s wonderful
the solid friendship you can hffilA
You can “bank“ on that.
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Copyr-\0i. .«'.«J* InCffd Stales Brewers Foundation
Mrs. Houston Wilson
Hostess to Bridge Club
Mrs. H ouston W ilson was hos- j
tess to h er M onday afternoon |
bridge club last week. Mrs Gene
S tunz was a guest player.
W inning high score prize was
Mrs. S tan N ew m an and conso­
lation, Mrs. G ra n t Lewis.
daughter. C herry Lee who has
been confined a t the E lk ’s C on­
valescent hom e at Boise reco v er­
ing from polio.
Mr and Mrs. Tony R ichter and
children w ere am ong guests for
( the holiday d in n er at the h o n e of
! Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Tschida at
! O ntario.
Dr. and Mr*. D w ight Ma o n and :
boys w ere hosts at a tu rk ey d in ­
ner T hursday for Dr. and M « .
M illard Ickes and four dau g h ters
I r»f Nampa and Dr B E Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ballou and
i children w ere flmcgftg guests at a
fam ily d in n e r T hursday
hom e of Mrs. B allou’s paren
M r and Mrs. M ark Howell M
W ilder. ^
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