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© THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1956 PAGE EIGHT Ward-Hill Vows Told At Vale M lss V irginia Ward, d au g h ter ^ n r t a R e t i l i it t e s of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W ard of C aldw ell and C arl Lee Hill, son o f Mr. and Mrs Stanley Hill of Phone 2233 Nyssa were united in m arriage 1 Nov. 2tt in a double ringe cere mony in Vale. T he couple was attended by the groom ’s parents, Miss C arley Bor en of A drian and Dick B ennett. Mrs Hill is attending school St. H u b ert’s A ltar society m et in C aldw ell before joining Mr T hursday at the church w ith ten Hill a t Moses Lake w here he is m em bers present. em ployed by Boeing A ircraft Co D uring the business m eeting T h re e new Jo b 's D au g h ter m em . b e rs in itiated W ednesday evening Mrs. Nick S m it gave a report on la s t w eek by honored queen, C leta the tu rk ey dinner. P lans were W erm ck w e re L o rrain e M cCor m ade for a C hristm as program m ick , B etty G lascock and Ann and church clean-up. R efreshm ents w ere served by T he Mmes. Floyd Hale and J. S trin g e r. the Mmes. Victor H aburchak, Bell D u rin g th e business m eeting Troy, Ja k e G root and Jo e Dirk- A C indell w ere hostesses at a pink and blue show er in honor •h e group discussed the chili son. of Mrs. D uane Holcomb F riday fe e d and doll d raw in g they are •}• — evening at the Dale G arrison »ponsoring S atu rd a y a t the M a home. Thursday Club At sonic hall. T he organization will The gift table was decorated Also p re p are a C hristm as box for Maulding Home Mrs. L. A. Moulding e n te rta in w ith a stork and cradle. T he 25 a needy fam ily. T he m eeting was fo llo w ed by the serving of re ’d her T hursday afternoon bridge guests played games w ith prizes club last week at her home. being aw arded to Mrs. S ta n O l fresh m en ts. * —•* Guest players w ere the Mmes. sen and Mrs. R obert Bowen R efreshm ents w ere served by Stan Newm an and Don Oldem ey- the hostesses. S u rp rise P a rty Honors er. •s*— 25th A nniversary Prizes w ere aw arded to Mrs Tuesday Bridge A su rp rise p arty in Apple V al ley S u n d ay evening honored Mr. Oldem eyer, Mrs. Houston Wilson, E ntertained at Jones’ a n d Mrs. E arl Boston on their Mrs. Earl H ollingsw orth and Mrs Mrs. Tom Jones was hostess to 25th w edding anniversary. The Newman. h er Tuesday afternoon bridge .1 , t, lim e ? Ja c k Wileon, Jac k Reed * • club last week. G uests w ere Mrs. a n d O rley S m ith w ere hostesses Coleman’s Host at Clyde S nider and Mrs. Joe Cun- fo r th e evening. d a 11 Family D inner G u ests included Mrs. Gene Mrs. C undall w on high score Mr. and Mrs W illiam Colem an H oney, Mrs. Jack Leigh, Mrs. W also Sm alley, Mrs. S ara h M ill w ere hosts at a fam ily d in n er S at and Mrs. • Tom Eldredge, second er, M rs Elsie Robison, Miss G e r urday at the home of Mrs. Ida high. tru d e Hicks and the Messrs, and Ward. * —* Guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. P erry Tom Jones’ Hosts Mmes. Dick H arris and Steve, N yssa; Ja c k Wilson, Roy Rooker, Colem an and sons of Youngstown, At Mr. and Mrs. Bridge O scar Erw in, C larence F ritts, Foy Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Mace, S aturday night hosts at Mr. and B row n, Jac k Reed and fam ilies Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Colem an, Gene Haney, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. bridge w ere Mr. and Mrs a n d Jo h n and Don Boston. A C hristm as m oney tree was W ard and fam ily and Mr. and Tom Jones. Mr. and Mrs. M url L ancaster w ere guest players. p resen ted to th e guests of honor Mrs. F ran k W ard. High prizes w ere won by M url an d a social hour and re fre sh USE THE C LA SSIFIED ADS. L ancaster and Mrs. C lyde S n id er m en ts w ere enjoyed by the group. Jobs Daughters Initiate Three New Members Altar Society Meet Held Thursday Mrs. Holcomb Feted At Shower Attend Golden Anniversary Fete Annual Riding Club Banquet Held Friday Mr. and Mrs. H erb Cox re tu rn ed T hursday from a th ree weeks trip to K ansas w here they a tte n d ed the golden w edding an n iv ers The an n u al O w yhee R iding club ary of Mrs C ox’s parents, Mr and ban q u et was held F riday evening Mrs. N. W C ott a t M ar.ter. All m th e D ragon Room of th e East Side C afe in O ntario w ith 52 m em bers and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Malloy attending The them e, "The Last R ound up,” was carried o u t in the table decorations featuring a center- piece of a large herd of horses in a corral m ade by Mrs Neil Dim- m ick and Mrs. Roy Holmes. M istress of cerem onies, Mrs. Willis B ertram , introduced v a ri ous chib m em bers w ho presented toasts to th e officers for work done d u rin g the past year Fol low ing th e toasts, Mrs. Wilson W inter presented several piano solos follow ed by group singing. Neil Dim m ick, president, p re sided at th e short business m eet ing. It w as decided th at the club w ould co n trib u te m oney in con ju n ctio n w ith the Oregon T rail G range to redecorate the Oregon T rail hall. — *" T he com m ittee in charge of the ev en t included Mrs. Vic M arshall, Mrs. W ayne Sim pson and Mrs. Neil Dim m ick +—+ H except one of nine ch ildren w ere th ere for the celebration Nov. 25 T hey also visited Mr. Cox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cox in H ugoton an d his b ro th e r and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. G ayle Cox in Moscow, Kan. They also v isit ed friends and relatives in Utah and Colorado. Hughes’ D inner Party Hosts S aturday Dr. and Mrs. G ra n t B. H ugnes w ere hosts at a d in n er p arty S a t urday evening for guests, Mr. and Mrs. C harles M ann, M arvin J e f feries, E ldred B row er and Mr. and Mrs H ow ard Myrick. • — . — — *— ■ * 1 . J 1 ■ rrrrrr^ ' i , ; v fh . ! ” ■ 1 Garden Club Meetina Monday Mrs. W, O. 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