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THE NYSSA (SATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1956 [iss Nancy Cleverly-Duane Smilh T o r in i f a it e s Ridgeview News Jnited In Marriage June 5 Sally Prie* Nick G la.s of Nam pa stayed two days taking care of the Dave B eebe’s children while their m other taught Bible School in Homedale. T hursday afternoon visitors of Mrs Norm a M eJunkins w ere Mrs. E laine Beeson and children and Mrs. Delores M iller and c h il dren. F ath er Day d in n er guest of Mr and Mrs. J e rry C ondra were his m other, Mrs S tella Bollenbaugh of O w yhee Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Beeson and children of O w yhee Heights w ere S aturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. C larence M eJunkins. ^ Mr. and Mrs. P erle Davis had F athers Day d in n er w ith Mr and Mrs. Bob Davis on Succor Creek Mr. and Mrs. C. S Price spent the week end above Jo rd a n Valley trout fishing and reported their limit. They visited at the S. J. P rice home in P arm a S u n day evening Mrs. Inez Hawk visited F ri day afternoon in C aldw ell w ith Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Fountain Miss A m ber McKay of P en d le ton spent the week end w ith her m other, Mrs. Leo C am pbell and family. T hursday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs. Lonnie Godlevsky were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kubosurrii of Homedale. Deward Jorgenson received a phone call from his daughter, Mrs R elene Brooksbv of Provo, Utah, F athers Day. Mr. and Mrs. O rlie Sipes w ere hosts at a F athers Day picnic on th eir law n for Mr. and Mrs R euben Haroldson of Nyssa.Mr and Mrs. George Johnstone and boys of Mule Creek, Mr. and Mrs Bill W ard and son of St. Joseph. Mo., Mr. and Mi's. M urlin V arner and son of Spokane, Mrs. M elvin Allen and A rlene of C aldw ell and Mr and Mrs. H arry Sipes. Mr. and Mrs Leo Cam pbell and girls and R obert Hoyle of P ayette spent F ath ers Doy in Nampa w ith Rev. and Mrs. Kelly Cam pbell. Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence Hawk of B runeau visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C harley Hawk S a t urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jo e H arris of Vale were S unday d in n er guests of Mr and Mrs Elm er Eskew Mr. and Mrs. M urlin V arner I Miss N ancy Lee C leverly,♦ The bride - m other eho«e a iu g h ter of Mr. and Mrs Lee blue taffeta afternoon dre- * .th leverly of P arm a and Duane white accessories The brine- n'..th, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- groom's m other was attired ::i a ,rd S m ith of Nvssa w ere united navy blue afternoon dress with i m arriage J u n e 5 in the Salt w hite accessories. Both wore *ke LDS Temple. carnation and rosebud corsages. Ju n e 8 a reception in honor of Miss La Vora Sm ith had charge couple was held at the Owy- of the guest book and Mrs Ken- w ard LDS church. neth S m ith and Miss Effie Sm ith For h er w edding the bride r*ceived the gifts, jiose a w h ite satin floor length The refreshm ent table was Jwn and carried a bouquet of decorated w ith pink and white id carnations. peonies centered w ith a wedding |M .ss S h aro n Sm ith, maid of cake decorated with w hite rose prior, sister of the bridegroom, duds. Assisting w ith the refresh- las attired in a ballerina length m ents w ere Mrs. Sam H artley less of pink w ith a carnation and Mrs. Law rence Cleverly. K enneth F a rr was m aster of fid rose corsage. Bridesm aids I ere E laine Haney, M argie Salt- cerem onies for the, program »nd ‘ M argaret B utler. They which included vocal solos, “T he ore pastel gowns of aqua, white Honey Song” and “I'll go W here id blue respectively w ith cor- You W ant Me to go” by J e n ly n L ts of carnations and rosebuds. P ra tt and a hum orous reading by [Norton C leverly, brother of Mrs. G eorge Bessendorfer. Mrs. M ark H artley sang, “A lw ays” and |c bride was best man. “Blue Moon”. Dancing to music by the Don Moss orchestra con cluded the evening. Out of tow n guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Freem an Heaps of N am pa, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cain, Mrs. MUs Helen Hatch Ada O stberg and Miss Anne Ost- Phone Parma 1-F21 berg of Caldw ell, and Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Cleverly and Jer- Miss T helm a Search, daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Search ilyn P ra tt of F ruitland. and ,Guy Jones, son of Mr. and Tom Jo nes w ere m arried guests at the W ayne Simmons tu rd ay evening at the home hom e in Caldwell. his g randparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross, Eleanor and W ayne Eng xy S trong in Parm a.. The Rev lish w ere overnight guests S un hn S haw officiated. day of th eir grandparents, Mr. The bride wore a blue after- and Mrs. Earl C lary in Roswell. n dress. The bridesm aid, Miss Mrs. R uth Morgan is attending rb ara H orn was attired in a sum m er school in La Grande. llow gown. B est m an was Rod- Mrs. Joyce Davis and Stevie Haw’es, Jr., of M arsing.. A attended a fam ily reunion at the ception followed the w edding j P erle Davis home in Ridgeview |ith close relatives attending, j last W ednesday. The couple will be at hom e inI Mrs. Faye Davis of P arm a and Dewey S trong house near Mrs. Mary Thom pson w en t to C orvallis last Friday to bring state line. [Miss M ary W eir and Mrs. Helen Alice Thom pson and K aren Mc swell atten d ed the wom en's Re- Kinley, students at OSC home tblican m eeting T hursday a fte r for the sum m er. Mrs. Davis re ton at the home of Mrs. Art m ained to visit her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop are Jortensen in Paim a. |M rs. G race Clucas and fam- w orking on th eir garage for liv visited Mrs. O liver Wood who ing q u arters while they tear ill, at her home in W ilder down the old house in preparation for a new hom e on the corner. iturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ju n io r McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Ray C artw right ft T uesday for Kelso, Wash., to retu rn ed hom e Friday. Ju n io r sit th eir daughter, Helen Hobbs will spend this w eek in a forestry training school ne^r Jo h n Day. id family. Tw elve school m ates surprised Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Gale and n. Rick left Monday for Seattle the Misses K aren and S haren iiere Rick will leave soon for R oberts w ith a birthday party a-ka w h ere he will be station- F riday evening. Mrs. Ida Packw ood and H arry Boyd B ry an t of Roseburg, Ore., and Miss M ary W eir each took a ent the w eekend w ith his sis- carload of young folks to Mc •, Mrs. Tony Ocam ica and fam- Call Monday w here they will spend the w eek at the church Mr and Mrs Boyce Vande camp. Those from the Bend a t ater and Lorraine and Mr. and tending w ere K athryn Auker, rs. Dick Reed and baby spent D arrell Seuell and H arry Pack- e w eekend in D reary, Ida . w ith wood . Mi-, and Mrs. Leo K ellar, Mar- rs V ande W ater's m other. Mrs. olyn, C arolyn and Teresa a tte n d lice Rist. Mr and Mrs. R aym ond Holly ed the S hriners parade and c ir id nirls of Nvssa visited at the cus in Boise Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A rnold Bell of ■ank M iller home Sunday even- O rdnance, Ore. spent the week | Mr. and Mrs. W alt Bishop and end w ith her m other, Mrs. Edith anddaughter, Bonnie, were Prosser. Ronnie stayed and will Tinday d in n er guests at the spend some tim e w ith his g ra n d m other. brl Bishop home. David and Joh n ny W itty spent; Mr. and Mrs. B urton Blade and w eekend w ith th eir parents, fam ily and her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Chas. W itty. T hey Mrs. M iller H enderlider all of em ployed by the forest s e r - ' N am pa visited S unday afternoon e at Jo h n Day. at the D yre R oberts home. M rs.’ M ary Thom pson, Mrs. E rnest Seuell, Jim m y Thom p- by English and Mrs. G ertie son and Joh n n y F oster accom- nes atten d ed F ederated Aid at panied the Idaho-O regon dis- church basem ent in Roswell trict Boy Scouts for an overnight ursday afternoon. j cam ping trip and instruction on Mr. and Mrs. D arrill English w ater safety above O w yhee Dam d fam ily visited th eir cousins F riday and S aturday. Jam es M cGinnis and Ju n io r m H alfw ay, Ore., and Calif- tia at th e hom e of his parent.1', and Howard H atch visited at the and Mrs. O. J. English ir. th e D w ain H atch and C harles S tillw ell homes in S tar Sunday. m pa F rid ay evening. Mrs. Delno Brock and girls of Mr. and Mrs. D arrill English d W ayne w ere S unday dinner H arper visited her m other, Mrs. ( Big Bend THE SURE WAY TO FEED SWEET CORN _ V ... for higher net profits -r Phon* 3693 C hatter Box Club Meets at Cleaver Home Mrs. George C leaver was host ess to the C h atter Box C lub Ju n e 20 w ith tw elve m em bers a tte n d ing. The annual club picnic will be held Ju ly 22, the place is to be announced later. It was decid ed to put a float in the Nyssa Rodeo parade. D irective road signs w ere discussed T he group sent gifts to Mrs Jim Clayton and S herrel Sisson who had been ilj. R efreshm ents w ere served by the hostess and co-hostess, Mrs. La Vern Cleaver. The next m eet ing will be A ugust 18. g._.j. Mrs. W. H. Farris Hostess to Newcomers Mrs. W. H. Farris en tertained the newcom ers club at h er home Ju n e 14 Mrs. Bill J a r re tt and Mrs Herb G rosdidier assisted the hostess. Mrs. Floyd Hersev, president, lead a discussion on “Places to go for an outing.” R efreshm ents w ere served to sixteen m em bers and five new m em bers. New m em bers are, Mrs. Thom as M id ford, Mrs. Phillip Conner. Mrs. W illard Fretw ell, Mrs. Dick H ar ris and Mrs. Raym ond Holly. Carolyn Lowe Honored At Birthday Party C arolyn Lowe was honored on her ninth birthday w ith a party at her home Ju n e 15. The group played gam es and refreshm ents w ere served to the thirteen guests. . Mrs. Davie Moss Hostess At Luncheon Mrs. Dale Moss en tertain ed the Jaycettc-ettes at dessert luncheon and pinochle J u n e 20. Mrs. Jay Bvbee was a guest. Mrs Dale B ingm an won high prize, Mrs. Lyle Miner, traveling and Mrs. Ray Fox, low. The n ex t m eeting will be at Mrs. M arvin W ilson's Ju ly 12. • Put* 82% Nitrogen fertilizer directly in the root zone with unmatched precision and experience • Provides low coat nitrogen fertilizer applied to the soil • Increases crop yields . . . helps grow larger, plumper ears and more of them • Saves hauling, handling and application costs . . . reduces farm overhead E dith Prosser and a t the Dyre R oberts home Tuesday. The girls sp en t the w eekend w ith th eir grandm other. Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Seuell and fam ily visited at the K enneth P rice home S unday afternoon. Mrs. Mary B rum bach and Ezra attended a farew ell p arty in P a r ma Sunday night for Mr. and Mrs. A rt Walz who are m oving to Nampa. Mrs. M ary B rum bach and her daughter, Mrs. John B ishop and fam ily left last W ednesday for W alla W alla to visit the form er's son, Rex and family. Mrs Mary B rum bach. Mrs. A l va W atts and Mrs. R aym ond Price attended Book C lub a t the hom e of Mrs. Donald B rew er in Owyhee S aturday. H er m other, Mrs. M ildred Elliott was host ess at a 1:30 dessert luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill B levins v isit ed a t the V erl Bishop hom e W ed nesday night. Mr. and Mrs. John S tra n g e o f , B urlingham e, Kan., had dinner w ith the verl Bishop home. They w ere enroute hom e from a trip j to W ashington. Mr. and Mrs. Horace C haney and fam ily visited his m o th e r.; Mrs. Anna C haney in N yssa and w ith the Bob W elsh and Dallas W hiffen fam ilies in C aldw ell last T hursday afternoon David stay ed w ith his sister, Mrs. Don Kadel T hursday night and left for F lo ri da F riday w here he will be s ta tioned Miss Dorothy S tradley who was ill. was released from the hospital w here she spent three days. Mr. and Mrs. Ed T ate and fam ily of C alifornia are visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. an d Mrs F rank Miller. Mr. and Mrs G ar- rit T im m erm an and girls of N ew ell Heights, joined the group for a picnic dinner S unday w ith the Jim M iller family. I Made DRIVI SA f i n I Wfcen You B U R THE BANNER OF SAFETY Why gamble your Ufa ond live» of others whan It tok** but a faw and son. Murl of S poktno arrived T hursday to spend a week w ith the H arry Sipes family. Mrs Norma M eJunkins and The trailb u ild er and hom e children w ere Friday afternoon builder classes of the p rim ary o r visitors of Mri Alien Blessing m ganization of the LDS second Homedale ward went to Boise by train J u n e Mrs F annie Beebe Mrs Hilda 19 T hirty five children had a Davis and Mrs Sally P Jrice were picnic in Ju lia Davis P ark an d on the election board Monday toured the Statesm an and C apitol Bill Nelson was elected for a 5 buildings and the m useum and year term and C laude Eachus for boated in the park before re tu rn a 3 year term in zone 5 for rural ing to Nyssa by car. school district. T he school board Accom panying the group w ere met M onday night and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Darwin Jensen, Mrs. F ran k Regan of Hom edale was Melvin Fetk, Mrs Ja y Bunn and hired as a teacher Mrs. De Vere Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beebe and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. New- Visitor« at th* Lloyd Lewis home land of C aldw ell visited Andy Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs. V er Loveland in Jo rd a n Valley S u n non H ayhurst and faim ly of day. Haines, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Salomon of R E Peterson and fam ily of C on Hom edale were Friday dinner cord, Calif., who are visiting for d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs several days enro u te to D elew are Hans Salomon. w here they w ill m ake th eir home. Miss Nancy Hamm ons of Owy-1 Mrs. H ayhurst and Mrs. Peterson hee and Mr and Mrs M arvin are Mr Lew is' isten Price and son had a picnic and Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee and went boating at C herry Creek Mr. and Mrs. LaM ont F ife fished resort Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence Raasch at the South Fork of B urnt river w ere d in n er guests Sunday of Mr over the weekend. and Mrs. C arlee Raasch in Boise I Sunday guests at the Calvin In the afternoon they visited Geo Benoit home were th eir d au g h W oodburn at the V eterans h o s -! ters, Mr and Mrs Bob M aggard pital and found him im proving of Medford and Mr and Mrs Russell Hulse had d in n er w ith T erry B aker of C aldw ell and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha th eir nephew Gene Benoit. N am Hulse Sunday. pa. LDS Classes Picnic In Boise QUALITY REPAIR DENTAL LAB PAYETTE. 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You find that any ’50 Buick with advanced new Variable Pitch Dynaflow* delivers a higher torque ratio than any standard-jyroduction car in America. And you find that this high-torque performance it one reaton for Buick't best-seller standing. For Buick it no it: more strongly position ed in the Top 3 of the nation’s biggest-sellin g automobiles. X hat‘ s news — and there’s plenty more where that came from. For the ’50 Buick is jam-packed with new engineering and styling advances to make it the best Buick yet, by far. That new Dynaflow, for example, brings you the world’s only switch-pitch performance in cars—plus a new part-throttle getaway response that’s swifter, surer, and a gas-saver to lxx)t. The new V8 engine is 322-cubic-inches big, and packed with the highest horsepowers, the high est compressions in all Buick annals. There’s a joyous new ride, too—a new steering magic—a new “sense of direction” in your every handling maneuver. I hing to do is come see for yourself. That way you can also look at the prices that have helped move Buick to a new sales success—outselling all other cars in America except two of the well- known smaller ones. Will you do that, this week? * Serti Atl< ant ed Variable Fitch ueu It thé only Dynafbno B<w k hutldi today. It it t t andará la rd o ïn n Roadmatter. S u p er anti Century —optional at modert extra cort on the Special. Mcondt to check headlights, broket a n d steering of your car? You can't ¡V »IHCONOITIONIMO put on Occident off until later . . . •I * C O O L N«W Bear th* Banner of Safety and bring I. c*ol< f it* .'., 4 * » * * * ~ your cor in TODAY for that# simple fR lO IO A lM SAFETY TESTS. Phone 2342 - 3191 Contact Gilbert Holmes or Rudy Marostica «♦ The Nyssa LDS second w ard w as host at the w eekly stake dance at the Nyssa stake house S atu rd ay night. The dance was u n d er th e direction of Mrs. F rank Skeen, Mrs. W. A. Bybee and Mrs. Owen Foroerer. Music was furnished by the Em eline McGinnis orchestra. N ext S atu rd ay nights dance w ill be given by the P arm a ward w ith the sam e orchestra fu rn ish ing the music. I NIGHT SHEU N H j SERVICE Dirk Sipes, son of Mr. and Mrs O rlie Sipes fell ab out two feet off the round of a ladder S atu r day and broke his arm at the elbow. Miss L inda C ostley spent Tues day all night w ith Miss Shirley S k in n er of O w yhee Corner. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Sipes took th ier houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Bill W ard and J e r ry to the Ow y hee Dam T hursday afternoon S unday d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs A1 Costley were Mrs Verr.a Costley, Linda, G aiy and Donald, Mr. and Mrs Elvin Wor den and fam ily and Mrs. Lydia W orden of Adrian. ■Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L onnie G odlevsky were a cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dvorak and fam ily of Tacom a. Mr. and Mis. Klell Ferguson of Hom edale w ere S atu rd ay .-.up per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Hulse. M ickey H a striter has gone to Hom edale to spend the next two m onths w ith his m other. Mrs. Franees H astriter and sister, J a n ice. Bill W ard a nephew of Mrs. H arry Sipes, left for St Joseph, Mo., afte r a w eek's visit at the Sipes home. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Salomon visited S atu rd ay night in C ald well w ith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uzzell, and in N am pa w ith Mr and Mrs. G w inn Jo nes and R ay mond. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Sipes, Mr and Mrs. Bill W ard and Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. M urlin V arner and M url spent S aturday on S outh M ountain w ith Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Jo h n sto n e and boys at th eir new cabin. Mr. and Mrs. C laude Eachus w ere S unday d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs. T erry M cGoldrick in M eridian. In th e afternoon they visited Mrs. E lizabeth Eachus in Boise. Miss Lorna Glass, d au g h ter of Mr. an d Mrs. Flovd Glass of M adras, O re , and Miss Barbara Glass, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs ^ Nyssa Second Ward Host At Stake Dance PAGE NINE Camion if. r~ ' «*• LOW P W IC « O ri *wh i*""'"* CONDITIONING Best Buick Yet . —— — ---------------------- -WHIN TOWNE GARAGE 218 Main SL Dial 2570 DRIVE WITH SAFETY uni* iACJOf ¿HAJO* o* nr ••••••**■ AUTOMOIIlIS A l t IUIIT IUICK W ill IUIIO TMIM ■ R0BERTS-NYSSA. Inc. 2nd and Good Ave. N y s s a , O re g o n
