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THE NY38A GATE CITY JO V 1U U L , WY30A, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1956 PAGE TWO Eagles Racing Against Time Former Big Bend Cub Scouts to Sage Nettie Simpson Round-up Breakfast Resident Dies C ub S cout p ,ck 419 will start Dies On Trip th e ir fall and w inter program n era l services for Mrs. N et At Arizona Home w ith a round-up b reakfast at the tie F u Wood Sim pson, 84. w ere held Big B end—W ord was received of the d eath S atu rd ay of Dewey M iller of C asa G rande, Ariz., a form er resident of Big Bend, at the hom e of his son, Donald. Mr M iller was born Ju n e 7, 1872 at L om bard, 111. and in 1902 cam e w est w ith his fa th e r and a brother, F rank, who lives in Big Bend, and a sister, Mrs. Eiza- beth P illsbury. In 1905 he was m arried to Miss F anny Pillsbury. T he fam iy moved to C alifornia in 1920 and five years ago he m oved to the hom e of his son in A rizona following a stroke. O th er survivors are a d a u g h ter, D orothy T aylor of O akland, Calif.; several grandchildren; a nephew , Jim M iller and a niece, Mrs. V irginia T im m erm an of Newell Heights. F uneral services were M onday afternoon in C asa G rande. Nyssa C ity park Sunday, Sept 16 it was announced by H enry A nderson, cub m aster and R ob e rt Skow , chairm an. The b reakfast will be served from 7:30 u n til 9:30 a. m. and all those atten d in g are asked to b rin g th e ir own silverw are. A ll m em bers of the pack and o th er ch ild ren wishing to join the pack an d parents are urged to atten d . P ack 419 is sponsored by th e Nyssa PTA. ---- ---------------- Miss B etty Barr of Bellingham . Wash., re tu rn ed to her hom e S a t u rd ay a fte r spending the sum m er h ere w ith relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C lifford Fox and Phyllis. Mrs. E lneva Canfield of P oca tello visited this week at the home of Mr. and Mi s Joe M aughn. Also v isitin g th e Maughns is Mrs. F. L. McGaven. Ritas Held For Robinson Child LOCAL NEWS V isiting at the Douglas B ate m an hom e last w eek w ere Mr. and Mrs. H eber E vans of San W ednesday afternoon at the Lien- Diego, Mrs. B atem an ’s parents; kaem per C hapel w ith the Rev. her brother, G ra n t Evans, and H enry Moore, pasto r of the A d her brother-in-law . K eith Budge. rian P resb y teria n church officiat Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lutes and ing. In term e n t w as in H illcrest fam ily w ere visitors last Monday cem etery. a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrs. Sim pson was born Aug Bingman. 16, 1872, in A ustin, Nev., the Mr. and Mrs. Dick H am s v is d au g h ter of Joseph and Elizabeth ited last week in C oeur d ’Alene Slater. She had been a resident of a t th e hom es of Mr. and Mrs. Nyssa for the p ast 21 years and G ordon M iller and fam ily and was preceded in d eath by her h u s Mr. and Mrs. A llen B allard and band, Jo h n Sim pson, in 1945. fam ily. Mrs. Sim pson died last F rid ay j Mr. and Mrs. F. S. W ebster of in Lew iston, U tah, w here she had N am pa and Mr. and Mrs. B yron gone to atten d th e fu n eral of her W ebster and ch ildren of M cM inn sister-in-law . ville w ere T uesday evening guests She is survived by one s is te r ; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and two brothers. H arry M cGinley and fam ily. The Rev. Max C onder of H aiti Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Condos was a w eekend guest at th e hom e w ere w eekend guests at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. R obert Jac k - of Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard M yrick son. He was a fe atu red speaker and family. at the N azarene ch u rch S unday. tfitft these Ri Services w ere held W ednesday at 4 30 p.m in the P arm a LDS church w ith in term en t following in the P arm a cem etery for Mer- lene D aw n Robinson, four-year- old d au g h ter of Mr. an d Mrs M erle Robinson, who died at the hom e of h er p aren ts S unday. She was born May 30, 1952 in N evada T he child is su rv iv ed by her p arents, tw o sisters, and g ra n d parents, Mr. and Mrs. A rt Thom as of N evada, and Mr. and Mrs. La- vell R obinson of P arm a. Mr. and Mrs. C lifford M ain and fam ily sp en t the w eekend at P ay ette Lakes. Dr. G. W. Graves • Eyes examined • Glasses fitted Caldwell Phone 9-2312 BUYS ON ■ m *« THE NYSSA EAGLES ARE racing against tim e to com plete their new addition—a t least far enough along for use—for the regional convention to be bold in Nyssa S eptem ber 22-23 when 400 delegates from seven lodges are expected to be p res ent. U pper photo shows Eddie Taylor, vice president of the lodge "cracking the w hip" over L am ont Fife and W ilber Hol comb, contractor in an effort to speed up operation w hich was delayed w hen trusses for th e roof failed to arriv e on schedule. The low er photo— a candid shot—shows still m ore conversation w ith Chuck G il bert. Bill Russell and Eddie Taylor g ettin g the dope from Fife. —Jo u rn a l photos. | re tu rn in g to her hom e in Leba- bon, Ore. Don R am sey of Jo h n Day v isit ed his sister, Mrs. O rton W inn and fam ily over the w eekend. Modern Pioneer Club Mr. and Mrs. W ilford Hinsdeck live on the Jen sen ranch now The A drian U nited church gave ow ned by h er father. Gene P ra tt Mrs. Nina S artain of P ortland a d in n er in honor of the teachers of the grade and high school, fol arrived T uesday and is a house- lowing services Sunday m orning. guest of Mr and Mrs. M. L. Those atten d in g from here were K urtz. They attended a fam ily Mrs. T helm a B orge and Mrs. d in n er W ednesday evening at the I. C. D urnil hom e given as a Gladys N ew bill and families. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. K urtz re farew ell for a niece and family. Mrs. L u th er C orrell of Um ilallo tu rn ed Tuesday from M errill, O r e , w hre th eir son. Bill is p rin cam e to attend the w edding of cipal of the elem en tary school. h er niece, A nita P ra tt and re Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. m ained for a visit retu rn in g home Jacobson and girls of Mt. Hebron Monday. called. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. K urtz took Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leedy spent th eir houseguest to the O w yhee j the w eekend on th eir farm T hey Dam F riday and S atu rd ay ev en are rem odeling their house w hen ing they called on Rev. and Mrs. the tim e perm its from their work II. E. Moore. Mr and Mis. D L. K urtz and at Hell's C anyon Dam . Mrs. Ly- dia W orden and Mr and Mrs. f fam ily retu rn ed from a business Ray L eedy of H untington called and pleasure trip to W ashington, on them Sunday. T hey visited the Dale G lenn fam- M arclyn M cKinley will leave ily near O thello, the Woody Sew- T hursday for P ullm an. Wash., to ell hom e at Connel and w ith the resum e her studies a s a iunm r at Don Hite fam ily near W orden the college then-. She is observing Mr. and Mrs. W E. Piercv are at the A drian third grade room in Buhl spending a few days w ith filling a requirem ent called th eir families. "Septem ber Experience. L orraine Mrs. Dick K riegh and children Van De W ater of Big Bend is al- re tu rn e d S unday evening from a so an observer. , w eek's visit in Buhl w ith rela- Mr. and Mrs. Dan P erkins re- tivos. They w ere d in n er guests turned from their w edding trip of Mr. and Mrs. P aul De Moss W ednesday and are living in th eir S unday in Horseshoe Bend whom trailor house w hile continuing they h ad n ’t seen for 15 years. M argaret B u tle r com peted in their studies at Oregon State. Mrs. S herm C oulter of P ra irie the cake baking contest for 4-H City was the guest of her par- 1 girls at the state fair and won a ents, Mr. and Mrs Leo W inn the red ribbon. ,a s t week ------------------------ Mrs A nna P ra tt who cam e to D inner guests T hursday even- attend h er g ran d d au g h ter’s w ed- mg at the hom e of Mr and Mrs ding visited a few d ay ’s at the W yatt S m ith w ere Mr. and Mrs. Lou and G ene P ra tt hom es and W alter S m ith, Mr. and Mrs Wal- w ith a granddaughter, Mrs. Wil- te r Fox. and Mr and Mis. 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