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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Capper Have Golden Wedding Anniversary Thursday Evening Hayricte at Toblers The Evan Tobler home was the scene of the MaPa. Methodist / 'K u r/ 'R grcrup o r r v it n hay K a v ride p ir li» and a n r l u.’ i»in P r church weiner roast Thursday evening Hosts for the evening were the Messrs and Mmes. Evan Tobler, Don Oldemcver, Tom Holman and Hugh Tobler. Twenty guests attended the event Officers elected were Evan Tob- 1er, president; Clifford Fox, vice president, and Mrs. Bob McKin- nev, secretary-treasurer * —+ Mia Maids Guests Of Miss Bvbee The Mia Maid girls class of the IJ>S church were guests of Celia Bybee at a slumber party at the D. O. Bybee home following the lucky clover dance Saturday evening Eleven members attended Breakfast was served Sunday per Richards of Nyssa, Mrs. Gar- morning by Mrs. Bvbee and Nan- I nett Storm of Mountain Home,I nette before the group attended and Kenneth Capper of Hermis-, church services. ton The couple also have 15 * —'•* grandchildren and two great- Samba C lu b A t Twenty-seven relatives were present at a family dinner given last Wednesday evening in the Nu Acres Grange hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Capper, who celebrated their golden wed grandchildren. I Duus Home Friday ding anniversary. Out-of-town guests were Grace Mrs v w Duus entertained Mr. and Mrs. Capper were mar and Forrest Johnson of Torring- ^er priday afternoon Samba club ried in the Christian church at ton. Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. John her home last week. Guests Genng, Neb., Sept. 5, 1906, and ( Sapper of Sweet Home. Mr and were Mrs Sam McConnell and homesteaded there for 34 years Mrs. Kenneth Capper and chil-j \ naie Cook before coming to Nyssa in 1942. dren of Hermiston, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie won high The Cappers are parents of six Mrs. Hank Storm and Bobby of score and Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper, boys and four girls; Mrs. Gracie ; Mountain Home. second high. Miller and Mrs. Dulce Osborn of The couple received many gifts Parma, Ida., Warren Capper and and enjoyed a three-tier wedding Mrs. Fannie Cleaver of Missouri. Carroll Capper of Plattsville, cake and ice cream after an even Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Colo , Claude Percy and Mrs. Ves- ing of entertainment. Cleaver and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and M ary Lou Bateman family, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Entertains Cleaver and boys, Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. La Mary Lou Bateman entertained Mrs. Alva Goodell Vern Cleaver and family, Mr and at a slumber party in her home Dial 2804 Mrs. Mangus Ekanger, Mrs. Orma Friday night. Guests were Cath Goodell, Ben and Leonard Cleav- erine Coleman, Sharon Glover, i Mr. and Mrs George Cleaver er. Phyllis Fox, Betty Barr, Cleta returned home Saturday evening Lovd Cleaver returned with an Wernick, and Pat Barclay. from Livingston, Mont., with his antelope after a recent successful mother, Mrs. fannie Cleaver. hunting trip. Carol Wilson Honored Phyllis Cheldelin attended a Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff At Birthday Party were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. bridal party at the Miramar ball A party at the Robert Wilson and Mrs. Dave Beers. room in Boise Saturday evening. home Saturday afternoon honor- Mr. and Mrs. David Highland Cathy and Debbie Stephen were ed Carol Wilson on her birthday Saturday overnight guests of their and faimly and Mr. and Mrs. anniversary. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. How- James Stephen spent Sunday eve Thirteen guests attended the ard Day. Their parents attended ning at the Howard Day home. Mrs. Orma Goodell was a din movie and returned to the Wilson an air breakfast early Sunday ner guest Friday evening of Mr. home for games and refresh.-! morning. Loyd Furrow, a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cassingham of ments. and Mrs. Howard Day, was fatal N vssa Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones and ly injured recently in a car acci Ray Russell’s Hosts family spent several days last dent in Caldwell. At Sunday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bertram week on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell were| and*so" ' l e f T f o r ' their home in Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles hosts at dinner Sunday evening South Dakota last week after vis returned Monday from West Fir at their home for Mr. and Mrs. iting at the home of his brother, where they spent several days Carl Barclay and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lawrence Pace. Mr. and Mrs. David Highland Knowles. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones, Mr. and family of LaGrande spent the week end at the S. B. H off and Mrs. Frank Morris attended Saturday Luncheon man home and visited other rela the Boise-Meridian football game Guests In Payette in Boise Saturday evening. tives. Mrs. Harold Wilson and chil Mrs. Orma Goodell attended a Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson, dren were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram re WSCS meeting at the Walter Mc- Mrs. Bill Blackaby and Mrs. W il turned from Utah Tuesday after | Partland home Thursday after- liam Hughes in Payette Saturday. spending several days there. noon. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen, Mrs. Glenn Hoffman has re- Axel and Jeffry, Mr. and Mrs ceived word of the illness of her James Stephen called on Mrs. father, Bert Ponplum of Nebraska | Martha Norland in Parma Sun- \ He is known here, having visited his daughter several times. I day. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Conrad of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mr and Mrs. Jim Eldrcd spent Satur- Pocatello spent the week end at day evening playing cards at the the home of her brother and sis- By IONA FLINDERS Mancil Bishop home. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams left Sisson. We had an a- | Wednesday for a vacation at Port Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner camp- musing experi land and other coast areas. ed over the weekend at Ironside ence the other Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phillips day. A lady said 1 entertained with a pot luck din- and family returned Monday to us. while try ! ner Sunday at their home for from Salem where they visited ing on a dress, ” M y husband has very defi nite tastes. He can't stand me in anything over Buena Vista 9*itesieA,t to fyo4.n. ß e * $ 10 .” There’s plenty of excitement around here lately, getting every thing in readiness for the big an niversary sale. 45 years! We’ll bet Ernie and Alice could re late many interesting experiences about those 45 years of selling. There probably aren’t many other places of business still flourishing that were operating then, except Wilson Bros. Of course, we have to hand it to the Wilsons for the many bar gains they’re offering to their many friends. Can you imagine getting a “ Hardy Howard” or “ Harold” wool plaid jacket for only $8 88? Even we can’t afford to pass that one up! The skirts on sale are slender stalks of fashion which you'll see j dotting the fashion scene every- where. They are nicely tailored j in all the lush matched tones of autumn and many are washable ( Whether learning or earning they’re a bargain for you fReg j M.45 to $8.95 > The sweaters are in popular! cardigan or pullo.ver styles and , ui wool or orlon. We have all | shades to start with, but hurry ■ . . . hurry for these! There will also be other good buys too numerous to mention. Learn to think for yourselves; don't be a mere echo of the thoughts of someone else Come, up and pick out the clothes that, fit your personality (and your, pocketbook). W ILSO N 'S STYLE SHOP On Ik« M EZZANINE al W ILSO N BROS. Kurtz Hom e S c e n e o f Garden (J lU D ^ ^ © e tlIlC I ^ Mrs Dudley Kurtz was hostess to the Town and Country Garden Club at her home Monday after noon. Mrs W. O. Peterson, president presided over the business meet- ing at which time a discussion on the district convention to be held in Vale Sept 12 and the Idaho State convention in Boise Oct. 12 and 13 were discussed. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs Dale Garrison, who was chairman of the fair booth committee this year The program, "Fall Round-up” , was under the direction of Mrs. Bill Sohtreman. She discussed how to care for plants. Mrs. Walker Low’ gave an illustrated talk on how’ to make geranium cuttings. The lesson was concluded with each member making a flower arrangement to be judged. Mrs. Kurtz and co-hostess, Mrs. Keith Wooley served refresh ments to the fourteen members in attendance. The next meeting, at the Leon ard Hewett home, Oct. 8 will be gin with a dessert luncheon fol lowed by a garden tour. ❖ —v Mrs. Ed Mason Honored At Shower Mrs Harvey Howard and Mrs. Dale Bingman were hostesses Monday evening at a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Ed Mason at the How ard home Games were played with prizes going to Mrs Elmer Bowman and Mrs Earl Bowman of Parma and Mrs. Sam Phillips. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. ❖ -+ M rs P c fC G B r i d c f P tj 1 ^ flO S t © S S Mrs. Lawrence Pace was hos- tess last week to the regular Wed nesday bridge club Prize win- ners were Mrs. K A Danford, high; Mrs. Jim McWilliams, sec ond, and Mrs. Carl Barclay, low. Mrs. Sam Smit Feted at Shower The Harold Wilson home was the scene of a baby shower Fri day afternoon honoring Mrs Sam Smit and her infant daughter, Monica Ann Hostesses for the occasion were the Mmes. Harry McGinlev, Herman Towne and Harold Wilson The refreshment table featured a stork motif decorated cake made by Mrs Herman Towne. Mrs Smit was assisted in open ing gifts by her daughters. Miss Wilma Smit and Mrs A1 Nichols. Thirty guests attended includ ing out-of-town guests, the Mmes. Jake Elfering, Bill Elfering, Joe Yrageun, Arie Smit and Henry Schaffeld of Vale and Mrs. A1 Nichols of Ontario. Lady Golfers Visit Hillcrest Ontario Ladies' Golf association members were guests of the Hill- crest country club in Boise Thurs day for golf and luncheon. Nyssa women present were Mrs. Harold Brendle, Mrs Lawr ence Pace, Mrs. Houston Wilson. Mrs. Carl Barclay, Mrs. Grant Lewis Mrs. Stan Newman, and Mrs. G-us Liming. Mrs. Newmai* was low-putting prize winner. +_+ Visitors from Thursday until Monday at the Walt Looney home were Mr. Looney’s brother. Bob Looney of Pomona, Calif., and his father, Alvin Looney of On- tario, Calif. AXELLA James Malloys Hosts Mrs. Vane Rusco and daughter At Barbecue Supper LO CAL N E W S BEAUTY SHOP Guests at a barbecue supper Saturday evening at the home of j Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seburn, Mr and Mrs ' Rill Schoen, Mr. and Mrs. John Rarnett and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kingrey. Following supper the group played pinochle. of Payette spent the day at the Harrv McGinlev home and were j 0ineci by Mr. Rusco and son for dinner on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moss and Dougie returned Sunday evening from Nebraska where they spent the past ten days. While there ' they visited Mrs. Moss' mother, Mrs. A F Burnett, and brother, Clifford, of Bridgeport They also ». *•' .. .«««.% visited with her sister, Mrs. Pat Sylvester, and familv of Scotts- Mrs. Macke Honored bluff. Mardelle Thompson had as over At Samba Club Mrs. Blanch Macke of Emmett night guests Friday Nancy Joj fi was a Friday dinner guest of Mrs. House and Carolyn Jones Guest at the Tony Richter C. H Bennett. Friday evening Mrs. Macke was an honored guest home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George Richter of Ontario, Mr at Samba club. Mrs. Sam McConnell won high anc* Mrs. Ray Richter of Boise. score and Mrs. Macke, traveling Miss Steel of Chico, Calif., Glen- ] da Sorrell and Cindy and Lloyd »1« »j« Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft of Cartenter of Apple Valley. Adrian visited Sunday evening at | Visitors last w*ek at the C. K. Clean, carefree, auto the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray | Olson home were Mrs. Olson’s \ matic heatl We have a per brother, Mr. and Mrs. George i Drown and family. sonal interest in your com Jackson and Loya of Logan and her two sisters. Mrs. N. W. Han-1 fo rt— we take over your his father who was ill. Mrs. Pearl | sen of Howe, Ida. and Mrs. Owen heating problem and fill your Lundy of Culver Cave returned Allred of Springfield, Ida with them to visit her husband tanks a u t o m a t i c a l l y . Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Campbell who is working at the Ward Lun- Standard Furnace Oil with spent the weekend of Sept. 2 in dy. Sr., home. Utah visiting relatives. They vis- Thermisol "tunes up” your George Cleaver was in Pendle 1 ited her mother, Mrs. Arminta b u r n e r wh i l e it heat s ; ton Monday attending a meeting Hogan in Lewiston, his sister, Mr of county court officials. Standard Stove Oil lights and Mrs. Frank Bitters in Logan Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy, Neal 1 and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs fast, heats fast, is the ideal and Charles were Sunday dinner .. n v « j a . , , ! Ira J. Taylor and children in fuel for circulating heaters. guests at the Clifford Beckstead ( Amercian Kork Both of these fine fuels are home. Earl Sullins of Fruitland was a The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Ludlow Wednesday evening dinner guest 100% distilled for money called at the James Stephen, Jr., at the Murl Lancaster home. saving, complete burning! home Sunday. Gerald Flinders recently re Call us today for modern Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen were turned from a trip to Utah where Sunday dinner guests of the he visited in Ogden with friends J Housewarmer service! Daws family in Payette. and relatives and was on hand Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Mrs. for the Hooper Labor Day c e le -! Glenn Hoffman attended an exe bration and rodeo. cutive meeting of the P T A Thurs Sunday visitors at the home of call y o u r day evening at Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and i were Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Millets Robert called on Mr. and Mrs. j of Denver. W . E. 'BILL" Ray Griffitts Sunday. Mrs. Wayne Bachman and son, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hoffman Rex of Rupert visited Sunday Nyssa, Ore. had as their dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Baer Mr. and Mrs. David Highland and tea. and son. family and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowen and son of Corvallis visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen at the La Vern Cleaver home Thursday and Fri- day Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver J attended a wedding anniversary dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Larry Woodell at the Royal in Boise Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Neiger re turned home last week from an extended trip to Switzerland They left here in April. Open Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday. Located 11 miles southwest of Nyssa. A X E LLA STEPHEN. Proprietor TOPS in modern oil heat! STANDARD HEATING OILS Housewarmer SCHIREMAN Dial 3131 ymmmmmmenm. I ATTENTION-ALL LADIES OF THIS AREA! I I Women s Fine Sale ... 1200 Pair NYLONS NOW! WE DON'T DARE REVEAL THE FAMOUS NAME . . . . RUT Is America's Leading Hosiery Manufacturer? 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