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/ ' THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N YSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1958 PAGE EIGHT Arthur Servoss and Patricia O'Brian Exchange Vows Candlelight Ceremony Unites Miss Bergam, Frank Kom Barbecue Dinner Held At Sam Moore Home Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore cele Miss Patricia Ann O’Brian of brated the 41st wedding anniver Ontario became the bride of Ar sary of his ancle and aunt, Mr. thur Eugene Servoss of Nyssa in and Mrs. Joe Staples of South an impressive afternoon ceremony Weber, Utah with a barbecue din Sunday, Aug, 17 in St. Matthews ner on the lawn at their home Episcopal church at Ontario Par Thursday evening. ents of the couple are Mr. and Guests were Mr. Moore’s fath Mrs. Ameil Claude of Ontario and er, John Moore, who was also Mr and Mrs Arthur K. Servoss visiting from South Weber, Mr. of Nyssa. and Mrs. Gerald Moore and fam Officiating at the double ring ily, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler, rites was the Rev. William S Jr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Woodman of St. Paul’s Episcopal Grant Bickamore and Lynn, over church at Nyssa. The vows wen night guests of South Weber at exchanged before a setting of the Moore home. white gladioli in baskets and +—4* white tapers in tall candelabra. South Dakotans Visit White gladioli and white satin At Clifford Fox Home bows marked the pews. One hun Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and dred seventy-five guests were in family of Gettysburg, S.D., visit attendance. ed Sunday until Wednesday with The bride, given in marriage his brotrer, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford by her step-father was lovely in Fox. a gown of pure siLk organdy and — + French imported lace featuring Nyssans Attend SRV chapel train. Her illusion finger Gem Club Picnic Sunday tip veil was held in place by a Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Corey, pearl and sequin trimmed tiara. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pruyn, Olaf She carried a white prayer book Dyrlund and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin topped with a single white orchid. Alexander attended the Snake Mrs Ray Plaza, sister of the river Gem club picnic Sunday at bride, was matron of honor. ; the Kiwanis park in Payette. Bridesmaids were the Misses • 5 * — 4 » Dicksie Servoss, sister of the | Barbecue Dinner bridegroom, Bonita and Waunita Given by Oxnams Frazier of Ontario and Salli Wil Twenty relatives and friends son of Joseph, Ore. The attend attended the barbecue dinner at ants were gowned in identical ■ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor dresses of mint green silk organdy don Oxnam Tuesday. with matching picture hats of Honored guests were Mr. and crinoline braid. The matron of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Servoss Mrs. Robert Faddis of Ogden who —Harano Photo honor carried a bouquet of white are visiting for a week. Fujii mums with tinted green — 4* centers and the bridesmaids’ bou 1 bride and Mrs. May Vanscoy, ently secretary !n tne office of grandmother of the bridegroom Attorney Clyde Snider in Nyssa. Boiseans Return Home quets were of white asters. The bridegroom is a graduate of A fte r T w o-W eek Visit Ramona Plaza, niece of the presided at the coffee urn and Mrs. Josie Russell, Miss Jolene bride, was flower girl in a gown the Mmes. D A Vanscoy and J. Nyssa high school and Oregon of identical design as the attend D Todd, aunts of the bridegroom, Technical institute and is em Russell and Mrs. Ray Russell re turned Janice Rae and Pamela ants. Ring bearer was Benny Pla served the wedding cake. Serving ployed at Eder’s, Nyssa Among out-of-town guests were Beem to the home of their par za, son of Mr and Mrs. Dan Pla punch were Marilyn Mills and Mrs. Norman Ireland Mrs. Dor Mr and Mrs. Nels Anderson of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beem of za. CandleLighters were Larry and man Gilmore of Parma had Albany, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boise Monday. charge of the guest book and Todd of Portland, Harold E. Flet The children had been visiting Bruce Tuttle of Ontario. Sharon Carson of Boise and Mary cher of Los Angeles, Mr. and at the home of their grandparents, Farrell Jones of Nyssa served as best man and ushers were Jer Conklin of Ontario received the Mi-s. J. C. Medlin of Boise, Mr. the Ray Russells since Aug. 8. ry Leseberg and John Lienkaem-1 gifts. Mmes. J. D. Gilmore, Dan and Mrs. R. N. O'Brian and Mrs. per, Nyssa, Ray Plaza, Ontario Plaza and Hugh Smith also as Keith Wilson all of Joseph, Ore., H. Townes Entertain sisted with the reception. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Vanscoy and Out-of-Town Families and Hank Bishop, Vale. For her daughter’s wedding, i A castle wedding cake decor family of Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne * —+ Mrs. Claude chose a rose-beige ated in white, topped with wed had as guests the past week their lace sheath dress with matching ding bells, centered the refresh Idaho Vacation Taken daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert accessories and green orchid cor ment table. Barry and family of Salt Lake sage and Mrs. Servoss wore a lilac | For her going-away ensemble, By Local Residents City and Mr. and Mrs. David Jo Mr. and Mrs. Taft Pett camped hansen and family of Bend. silk sheath with pink accessories the bride chose a Paradise blue sheath dress with matching jack Wednesday through Saturday at and orchid corsage. Mrs. D W Powers was organ et, blue velvet hat and gunmetal Stanley Lake, Ida. and toured Friday Bridge Club Hosts ist and acconipanied CLinton Bel accessories. After a wedding trip Deadwood dam and the Stanley Are Dr. John Olsens lows in singing ‘The Lord’s to Crater Lake and the Oregon Basin. Hosts for the couples bridge They also visited his uncle, Mr. club Friday evening were Dr. and Prayer.” coast, the couple will be at home and Mrs. E. P. Anderson at Clay Mrs. John Olsen. The newlyweds were honored on South Third Street, Nyssa. ton, Ida. and returned home via at a garden reception at the home Mr. and Mrs. Warren Farmer The bride is a graduate of On- • Sun Valley and Ketchum where of the bride’s parents following were high score winners and Mr. tario high school, attended busi- ] they saw the Wagon Days cele and Mrs. George Sallee and Mr. the wedding ceremony. Mrs. Nels Anderson, grandmother of the ness college in Boise and is pres bration. and Mrs. Ted Morgan were guests. CLEAN-UP WITH ft A candlelight ceremony Sat urday evening, Aug. 16 at 8 p m. in the First Methodist church in Nyssa united in marriage Miss Marlene Bergam and Frank Kom. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bergam of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kom of Sandpoint, Ida. The Rev. Paul Ludlow, pastor of the Nyssa Methodist church, performed the double ring cere mony in the presence of 60 guests before an altar beautifully decor ated with tall baskets of pink and white gladioli and tall candela bra. Low arrangements of white candles and pink gladioli tied with bows of pink satin in the windows completed the decorat ions. The aisle was marked with white satin bows centered with pink gladioli. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose for her wed ding, a ballerina length gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta fash- oned with scoop neckline, three- quarter length sleeves compli mented by a large satin bow and streamers down the back. A bead ed leaf half-hat held her elbow- length veil of French illusion. She carried a white Bible with cascad ing bouquet of pink rosebuds with stephanotis and streamers. Darvis Bergam of Richland, Wash., cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. The Misses Sher- ma Blaylock and Susan Elaine Medlock of Boise were brides maids. All were attired in iden tical street length sheath dresses of lavender chromespun taffeta with overskirts of orchid chiffon caught at the waist by cumber- bunds of chiffon. They wore or chid net and pearl ring head- pieces and carried nosegays of pink rosebuds with white carna tions. Ed McFarland of Sandpoint ser ved as best man. Ushers were George Kom of Sandpoint, brot her of the bridegroom and Wayne Horton of Emmett. Miss Barbara McPartland of Nyssa played the traditional wed ding music and a c c o m p a n i e d Charles Jones of Nyssa who sang the “ Lord's Prayer” and “ I Love You Truly.” The bride’s mother was attired in a navy blue nylon net lace over taffeta dress and the bridegroom’s mother chose a dress of light blue flowered silk. They wore white accessories and corsages of pink rosebuds. Immediately following the cere mony the couple was honored at a reception held in the basement of the church. The three-tiered wedding cake, decorated with '‘W . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kom —Schoen Photo. pink rosebuds and two small Richard Garraugnty, Ta c o m a , doves, topped by a white net Wash.; Evie Schlasser, Lorraine bow and wedding bells, centered Kaiser, Sherma Blaylock, Delores the lace covered bridal table. The Burns, Mr. and Mrs. G. Phelps cake was flanked by pink roses Tc.lcr, Gretchen and Gail, Mr. and with pink tapers and baby breath. Mrs. Ken Gluck, all of Boise; Mrs. Mrs. Paul Bergam of Richland,! T i 11 i e Mortinson, Marysville, Wash., aunt of the bride, and Wash.; Mrs. Stella Urban, Ta Mrs. George Moeller cut and coma; Mr. and Mrs. John Han served the wedding cake. Mrs. son, Everett, Wash.; Jerry Emer Lurelle Bergam of Bakersfield, son, Jerome, Ida.; Mrs. Ed Davis, Calif., sister-in-law of the bride, Weiser; Mr. and Mrs. Lurelle Ber and Mrs. Bob McKinney presided gam and David of Bakersfield, at the punch bowls. M;ss Delores Calif.; Richard Sola, Santa Cruz, Burns of Boise had charge of the Calif.; Mrs. Paul Bergam and fam guest book and the Misses Kay ily of Richland, Wash., and Wayne Ballantyne and Sherma Banner Horton, Emmett. 4 *— 4 - took care of the gifts. For her going-away ensemble, Servosses Entertain the new Mrs. Kom wore a navy Out-of-Town Guests blue sheath dress with pink ac Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Todd return cessories and pink rosebud cor ed to their home in Portland sage. Following a wedding trip Sunday, after visiting at the home to Yellowstone national park, Mr. of Mrs. Todd’s sister, Mr. and and Mrs. Kom will be at home at Mrs. Art Servoss. Mrs. Todd visit 612 University club, Idaho State ed here one week and Todd join college, Pocatello. ed her Saturday for the week The bride is a 1955 graduate of end. Harold E. Fletcher of Los An Nyssa high school and a graduate of Boise Junior college. She taught geles was a house guest from in the Boise school system last Wednesday until Monday at the year and will teach in Pocatello Servoss home. .j.__ schools this fall. The bridegroom is a graduate of Sandpoint high Nyssan, J. I. Brady Is school, spent two years in the Guest of Son’s Family U. S. Army, was graduated from J. I. Brady visited Monday at BJC and attended ISC, Pocatello, the home of his son, Mr. and Mrs. last year where he will continue Eugene Brady of Emmett. studies this fall. He returned home their son, Out-of-state guests included Mr. Chuck, who had spent two weeks and Mrs. George Kom, Mrs. An with his grandparents, andacous- ton Kom and Ed McFarland of Sandpoint, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. sin, David Clarkson of Portland. HURRY . . • H U R R Y ! Evenithinq m BIG SAVINGS NOW! PRICES REDUCED THROUGHOUT THE STORE— THURSDAY THROUGH TUESDAY ONLY! We at EDER S Are Completely Remodeling and Modernizing Our Store lor Your Future Shopping Conven ience. 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