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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. Sunset Valley— Valley Quartet Rated Superior Big Bend— Extension Club Meets Tuesday By Miss Helen Hatch The Big Bend Extension club w ill meet Tuesday for a 1:30 dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Goldie Roberts. The club lesson w ill be on dried flower arrangements and will be given by Mrs. Roberts and her sister, Mrs. Lucille Blades of Nampa. Everyone has been invited to at tend. By Lois Counsil Phone 2439 A Sunset Valley quartet, with Leland Montgomery, Dick Dalton, Lee Stoker and Laurence Brown received a superior rating at the Quartet Festival Saturday even ing at the stake chapel in Nyssa. The quartet w ill now sing at the district festival in Emmett the 29th of November. Others from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright, Sunset Valley attending Satur day's festival included Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hout- man enjoyed a turkey dinner Mrs. Ora Newgen. Sunday at the George Cartwright Mr and Mrs. Charles Chapin home in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop, Ren- and children are moving this week to the McCracken place on ie and Ira of Nampa, and Mr. and Jefferson street. John Knottingham and Mr. and | one day last week at the Ora Mrs. O. P. Counsil spent a week Newgen home. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wilson at Roxboro, Wash., visiting the Misses Eva and Mattie Knotting and family were dinner guests I a week ago Saturday at the Ora ham. They returned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Swapp of Newgen home in honor of Mr, Salt Lake City visited Thursday Newgen’s and Jimmy Wilson’s evening at the Leland Montgom birthday’s which were Nov. 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watkins of ery home. Homedale visited Mr. and Mrs. Attend Niece's Wedding The Jay Gibson of Utah are I Ora Newgen Sunday. The Worthwhile club will meet moving here this week. Mrs. Gib son came Wednesday and he w ill Thursday Nov. 21, with Mrs. Chas. Schweizer. bring some cattle soon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Montgom ery are attending the wedding family visited his parents, Mr. of their niece, Coleen Farr in and Mrs. Hudson Robb in Nyssa Sunday. Salt Lake C ity this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Langley Colts Sold Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick took visited Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb in Nyssa Sunday afternoon. a load of thoroughbred weaner Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and colts to Ironside last Sunday and sons were dinner guests Sunday had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. of her parents, Mr and Mrs Ewen Harold Fyllingness. Chard. The occasion was Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick Chard’s and Mrs. Doyn Price of were dinner guests of Mr. and and Ontario and Mrs Kenneth Mrs. Victor Marshall Friday eve Chard of Boise birthday anniver ning. saries. The Homer Whitman fam Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton of ily of Nyssa were also guests in Quincy, Wash., spent the week cluding the honoree’s families. end at the Neil Dimmick home. The Mmes. Wayne Robb, Har The Pattons and Dimmicks were old Dail and Elver Nielsen at dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tended a meeting at the home of George Weitz in Caldwell Sun Mrs. Homer Whitman Friday to day. Other guests were Mr. and plan for the turkey banquet Mrs. Fred Guthrie of Nyssa and ' which the young people are host Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pomeroy of ing at the Owyhee Community Middleton, Ida. church Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zurcher and Mr. and Mrs. John Low all and family of Roswell and Mrs. of Quincy, went to Caldwell Mon. ; Oral Hite and Mrs. Dick Hite day and expect to return to the j were Sunday guests of Mr. and Neil Dimmick home. Mrs. Harley Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Butler of Portland were overnight guests Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs. Bob Newgen and Wednesday at the Neil Dimmick ( boys visited the J. E. Anderson home. Mr. Butler and Mr. Dim- | family in Payette and the N. L. mick were former schoolmates. ; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Asumendi I Wilson family of Oregon Slope. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen were moved last week to a ranch on hosts at dinner Monday evening the Vale road. Six members of the Pleasant honoring Mr. and Mrs. N. L. W il son on their 21st wedding anni Hour club met with Miss Edith Thursday afternoon. versary. Other guests were the Williams J. F. Anderson family of Payette The next meeting will be a pot and Harold and Lyle Wilson of luck dinner at 12:30 Dec. 9, with Mrs. Gene Stephen. Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hillis and Mrs. Ada Harrison spent the week end with Mrs. Frone Strad Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell visit ed Mrs. Carrie Hillis and Mr. and ley of Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and Mrs. Mainon Hillis in Boise Mon Karen of Ontario were visitors day. Mrs. Joe Brumbach enjoyed cake and ice cream with their mother, Mrs Mary Brumbach in honor of her birthday Sunday afternoon. Her grandson, Johnny Bishop arrived Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blevins were hosts at Sunday dinner for their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Fre- richs and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ericksen and family of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone left Monday for their home at Gaston, Ore., after visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. Myrtle Hatch and fam ily for the past three weeks. Mrs. Pearl Blevins accompanied friends to Akron, Colo., to visit her mother, Mrs. Bessie Wagel and her sister, Mrs. Helmar Sam pson. Enroute home she visited a cousin, Otto Winters at Lara mie, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hatch and Jerry of Boise spent Friday night and Saturday with his grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hatch and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bullen and family visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fithian in New Plymouth. Her uncle, Marion Fithian of Chicago who was visit ing there, returned home with them for a visit. The Mmes. Goldie Roberts, Es ther and Winifred Bennett, John Lr~l 00 /ft m j Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher return- ^ and Mrs. H. O’Kano were honored recently at a wedding reception held at the East Side ca*e in Ontario. Approximately 150 friends and relatives from Oregon, Idaho and Washington attended the event, A Chinese-Amerlcan dinner was served, after which a three-tier wedding cake topped with a min- lature bride and groom was cut. Bouquets of flowers were arrang- ®d by Mrs. Charles Sweizer. Master o f ceremonies was Roy Hirai and Fred Arai and Ted Shigeno of Ontario served as ush- ers. The program which included several vocal numbers from out- of-town guests was under the di- rection of Mrs. Roy Hirai and Joe Komoto. Mrs. Sono Aral, Mrs. Midori Komoto and Mrs. Sue Hamanishi S A N T A CLAUS EDER'S HUGE TOYLAND Saturday, Nov. 30 EDER H A RD W A RE Chemistry Sets Building Blocks Walking Dolls Finger Paints With Complete W ardrobes. Puzzles Toy Animals Rocking Horses Musical Menagerie Pull Toys Colored Blocks Mechanical Cars < Scooters Pogo Sticks USE OUR LAY AWAY ^ Tricycles Games of All Kinds TRUCKS and CARS Construction Equipment PLANES and BOATS BI K E S General Petroleum Products served at the guest book and on the guest list. For Little Girls O f All Ages. 118 North Main RECEIVE YOUR FREE HAND LOTION! Phone 2233 Tool Chests V X SERVICE STATION OPERATOR Joanne Zinn, Editor Building Sets * MOBILGAS J f u r i a i JVctiiritbs ed home Thursday after spending a week vacationing in California. The Fishers visited in Susanvilla with an aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W ill iam Otto before going on tp San Francisco where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thorbum. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and family were Monday evening din ner guests of the R. R. Funks in Nampa, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley ra- turned recently after spending several days in Salt Lake City. \Y )m 1 J Weston Olson ■ ■ ■ IS YOUR NEW Auker, Ida Packwood, Jo Thomas and Mrs. John Steiner attended Mary Martha society at the home of Mrs. Mabel Piercy in Kingman Kolony last Thursday. Mrs. Marjorie Cameron, Mrs. Gloria Holly and Lucille Steiner of Adrian are taking ceramics in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas re turned home last Tuesday from a ten day vacation trip. They visited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas at Washougal, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raney of Kennewick, Wash., and two brothers and a sister in Port- land. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thom- as of Adrian did their chores while they were away. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and Mrs. Frone Stradley and Kathy and Mrs. Joe Stone, Mrs. Nora Stark and Mrs. Myrtle Hatch had a pot luck supper and social evening at the new Dorcas and Welfare house Saturday in Par- ma. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt of Newell Heights and George El- fers, Sr., were Sunday dinner guests at the Bill Van Dewater home. In the evening their neph- ew, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Fogleman of Boise were visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Eben Hoadley of Caldwell visited at the Tony Oca- mica home Sunday evening. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1957 F LYE R WAGONS Variety of Sizes For All Ages! BIGGEST SELECTION Of TOYS in the Valley! These Are Only a Few of the Hundreds on Dis play at Eder's in Nyssa. MUSICAL Instruments They Really Play Large Selection. NO DOWN PAYMENT EDER HARDWARE 202 Main Phone 2133 NYSSA 59-Piece American Flyer Electric Train with Trestle See Our Big Display Of Electric Trains! wei anc anc
