T H U R S D A Y , NOVEMBER 13. 1958
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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S e r i a l A c t it r it ic s
Joanne Hooper, Editor
Phone 2233
Melhodisl WSCS
General Meeting
Is Held Nov. 6
Mothers Honored Blazer Welcome
Given Wednesday
With Tea Monday A Blazer welcome was given
Sixth grade students of Elvin Wednesday afternoon for several
Ballou’s room held a mother’s tea boys of the Nyssa LDS Second
Monday afternoon to honor 25 ward The chili feed was hosted
mothers, 3 grandmothers, eight by Mmes. Gordon Williams, Dean
pre-school children and one aunt Blaylock and Grant B Hughes.
The program theme was “ We
Mrs Marion Glenn gave the
Present Simple America” and
welcome introduction.
was carried out by committee
presentations
Refreshments were served by j
room mothers, Mrs. Ernest Smith j
and Mrs. Earl Hastings.
and children of Boise were Tues
day and Wednesday visitors at
the Ward Lundy and Wayne
Simpson homes.
Home From Hospital
R A. Clayton returned to his
home Thursday following a few
weeks in the Malheur Memorial
hospital after an accident with a
corn picker.
Leslie Hiatt was a Sunday din
ner guest at the Allen Jones
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell and
family
were
Sunday dinner
guests at the Ward Lundy home
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Harris and
children of Lincoln Heights were
Sunday evening visitors at the
Alva Goodell home.
Mrs. Asa Winchester and Mrs.
Dean Winchester visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Roy Rookstool.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rook
stool were Sunday evening visit
ors at the Frank Whipple home.
Among those attending Back to
School nights were Mmes. Glenn
Hoffman, Lester Cleaver, Delbert
Cleaver and La Vern Cleaver.
Phyllis Medlock of Nyssa visit
ed Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Boy Scouts Set
Malheur Meeting
The regular monthly meeting
of the Malheur district of the Boy
Scouts will be held in the Nyssa
school's Little Theatre Tuesday
evening, according to Walter Mc-
Partland.
Members from all Boy Scout
units in the county are expected
to attend the monthly business
meeting, McPartLand said
The Methodist WSCS held its
general meeting Thursday Nov.
6 with 22 members present. Mrs.
Clifford Fox presided over the
business meeting. It was announ
ced that there will be no execu
tive or general meeting due to
the bazaar and dinner to be held
There are nearly 10 million
Dec. 3 The general meeting will
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By Mrs. James Ritchie
adult illiterates in the United
be
held
on
the
regular
circle
day,
Phon« 2889
The Nov 6 wedding of Mrs.
States.
Farewell Dinner
Mildred Ditton and Floyd Elliott Dec. 18 and will be the first ses
sion of mission study, “ the mid- Fetes Andersons
was announced here this week
Allen Jones.
Loyd Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.
A farewell dinner was given j Stan Hogan of Sutherlin spent
The new Mrs. Elliott is the del east pilgrimage.”
Mr and Mrs. Neal Tensen of
Plans were discussed for the last Sunday evening in honor of
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Spokane visited Friday with Mr.
a few days in the community
Brandt and he is the son of Tom fellowship dinner held last eve- Mr, and Mrs. Rodger Anderson at hunting pheasants, returning to
and Mrs. Clint Simpson.
Eliiott all of Kingman Kolony.
ning with the membership com- the home of Dr. and Mrs. Grant their home Sunday.
Among those attending moth
The couple exchanged vows in mission in charge of the program. B Hughes.
er’s teas at the Nyssa school last
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lamar
Orr
and
Winnemucca, Nev., and will make
Names of students away from
Present for the event were j
week were the Mmes. Lloyd Clea
their home in Adrian. He is em- home will be given to society members of the bishopric and family of Hermiston spent the
ver, Delbert Cleaver and Lester
week
end
visiting
with
his
sister,
ployed by the Nyssa Road dis members so that they may be re their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Lester Cleaver and family.
Cleaver.
membered during their time Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wil
trict.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ritchie
Miss Elaine Flatters of Buhl,
away from home. Mrs. Russell liams and Mr and Mrs. Tren
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took
Mrs. Howard Day to her
was a week end guest at the Clint
Mr. and Mrs. John Schaffeld
Gressley was in charge of devo Jones.
home at Owyhee Lake Wednes
Mrs. Herb Fisher is Hostess
Simpson
home.
tions.
day following a few days visit at
Miss Lillian Blunck of Nyssa t 0 Wednesday Eve Bridge
Mrs. Clarence Neeley, Jr., and
Miniature flags of the United MISS JUDY SAVAGE ATTENDS
the Ritchie home.
and John Schaffeld of VaR? were
Mrg Herb Flsher entertained
Terry visited Wednesday after
united m marriage Nov. 1 in an Wednesd
evening at her home Nations were displayed on a table HOCKEY TEAM TOURNEY
noon
at
the
Frank
Whipple
home.
evening ceremony conducted in
h . '
. . o
. covered with a white cloth, bear
Judy Savage, daughter of Mr
St. Bridget’s Catholic church in ,
o n a g e c i u d . special guests ing the words “ the world to and Mrs. Jim Savage of Nyssa, j The families of Lester Cleaver,
La Vern Cleaver, Loyd Adams,
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.i_____ _ for the event was Mrs. Fisher s Christ we bring” . A picture of
Nyssa. Officiating at the cere-
house guest, Mrs. Horace Whit- Christ and tall white candles cen a freshman student at College of Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and sons and
Idaho, Caldwell, left last Thurs Theressa Tanner were among
mony attended by immediate 11,
of Twin Falls.
tered the table.
members of the family, was rath
day for Seattle as a part of the those attending the 4-H achieve
Prize winners were Mrs. B. B
Mrs. W W Foster had charge college women’s field hockey
er John Baumgartner.
Lienkaemper and Mrs. Ray Russ of the program, “ a decade of hu team. The team will play three ment dinner and program at the
Parents of the couple are Mr. ell.
man rights” , this being the 10th I colleges in a tourney at Seattle. Oregon Trail hall Friday evening.
and Mrs. Henry Schaffeld of Vale
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hoffman at
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annual of human rights. Mrs.
and Mrs. Louvisa Blunck of Nys
tended funeral services in Cald
Ray
Russells
Host
Ludlow
gave
a
report
on
the
Lud
sa.
well Thursday for Mrs. Mary
low’s recent trip to the UN head Apple Valley—
The bride was attired in a Sunday Dinner Guests
Swart.
quarters
in
New
York
City.
Mrs.
Sunday dinner guests at the
street length dress of pink cotton
The Mmes. Glenn Hoffman, Eu
Bill Wilson and Mrs. Dale Os
lace over taffeta. She wore a home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russ
gene Cleaver and Truman Clea
borne
told
of
the
work
of
several
matching head bandeau and pink ell were their week end house
ver attended the county 4-H and
accessories. Her corsage was of guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beem committees in the UN. Mrs. O. E
PTA meeting in the Little The
and
daughters
of
Boise
and
Mr.
|
Cheldelin,
vice
president,
gave
a
Bring us your Ducks for smoking —
baby orchids and she carried a
atre at the school in Nyssa Wed
and Mrs Darrold Beem and Linda short report on the World Federa
By Mrs. Dwight Seward
white prayer book.
nesday
evening.
of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd tion of Methodist Women.
Phone 2-2731, Parma
They are really good. Try some.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and
Serving as matron of honor was
Hale and family.
Hostesses were Mmes. Boyd
The Rev. Stanley Andrews of sons, visited her father, Elmer
Mrs. Pete Schaffeld, Vale. Acting
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Wilson and Bill Wilson.
Boise, superintendent of the wes Nesbitt at his home in Payette
best man was brother of the
jfr__
tern district, will be guest speak Friday evening.
bridegroom, Pete Schaffeld.
er at the Apple Valley Commun
Mr and Mrs. George Knowles
Legion Auxiliary-
The new Mr. and Mrs. Schaffeld
ity church Sunday, Nov. 16.
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles
are making their home in Vale on
Sets Smorgasbord
and family were Sunday dinner
the Schaffeld ranch.
Mrs. A. R. Endsley entertained guests at the Mancil Bishop home
The American Legion auxiliary
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met in regular session last Thurs at dinner Wednesday evening for
The Nyssa Eagles auxiliary met day evening at which time plans her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W G in honor of the birthday anni
Miss Karma Kesler
versary of Mrs. Bishop.
Bring us one and try it.
last Tuesday in regular session for the smorgasbord to be held Sparks. The event honored Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Simpson
Is Feted Thursday
presided over by Mrs Cliff Beck-
Spark’s birthday anniversary.
Miss Karma Kesler was enter stead. The door prize was won Saturday, Nov. 15, were made.
Visitors Wednesday at the Car
All
members
are
asked
to
be
at
tained on her birthday anniver by Mrs. Clyde Stephens.
ey Fox home were his brother,
the
hall
Friday
to
assist
with
final
sary last Thursday with a lunch
In charge of games and enter
G. E. Fox of Genesee, Ida., and
SEYBOLD'S
eon at the home of her parents, tainment were Mrs. Bob P'angen preparations.
his sister, Mrs. Rena Rosenburg
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler, Sr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor, and serv
Radio
— TV Service
of Lewiston
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. M. ing refreshments were Mrs. John
Jerilyn Fox was a guest Friday
515 North Eighth
Dial 3913
Petterson, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bunn Reeves and Mrs Stephens.
evening of her grandparents, Mr.
and boys, Mr and Mrs. C. R. Kes
Plans were made for the annual j
and Mrs. Oscar Erwin and Gloria,
Smoked Turkeys are fine for Christ
ler, Jr., and Paul.
turkey dinner for auxiliary mem- j Signed letters to the editor are while her parents had dinner out
Guests for a chili supper that bers and their husbands to be held ! welcomed and will be printed if to celebrate their wedding anni
they do not contain comments of
evening were Mrs. Ed Maulding Nov. 18 beginning at 7 p.m.
mas presents for your employees.
a libelous nature or attacks on versary.
and family.
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Miss Sandra Hobson of Ontario
religious and racial groups. Pub
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lication of the letters does not was a dinner guest Sunday of
Howard E. Smiths Host
SALES and
Frank Jayos Entertain
signify the agreement of this Shirley Seward.
Visitors Sunday Afternoon
GIVE US A CALL and We Will Explain
newspaper with opinions ex
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Fox and
For Hood River Guests
SERVICE
Sunday guests at the home of pressed.
Jerilyn were dinner guests at the
House guests this week at the
Oscar Erwin home Sunday.
home of Mr and Mrs. Frank Jayo Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Smith
November 11, 1958
All the Particulars for You.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saunders
and Tommy are their daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Wood,
Dear
Editor:
Santa
Rosa,
Calif.,
Mrs.
Adah
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
As might be expected with this Martin and family were Sunday
Coleman and Julie of Hood River Johnston, Wheatland, Wyo., Mrs.
— Phone—
They are also visiting with his George Power, Harold E. Smith or any other political battle . . . dinner guests of Marie Coate and
parents, Mr and Mrs. George and son of Boise, Mr and Mrs. once over all is soon forgotten! Gertrude Allmon
NYSSA
. . . 3319
Theodore Smith, Fruitland, Mrs. Promise upon promise were
Coleman and family.
Mrs Jerry Sinclair of Coos Bay,
ONTARIO . . . 27
dangled
before
the
voter
with
but
Dan
Lawrence
and
daughters.
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Ore, is visiting at the Herbert
Vale, Mrs. Raleigh Walker and one purpose in mind, election!
Nelson home this week.
Reuben Haroldsens Host
Mrs. Keith Forsdick, Weiser and
One issue was clearly marked
WSCS will meet Wednesday,
Dinner Guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Peacock of and the people not only in Oregon Nov 19, with Mrs. Gene Honey.
Mr and Mrs Reuben Haroldsen New Plymouth.
Cut and cured to your specifications.
but across the United States re Plans will be formulated for the
entertained with dinner at their
sponded in like fashion in declar bazaar and cooked food sale Dec.
home Sunday afternoon. Guests Week End Visitors
ing themselves. We, as tax payers, 13 at Peckham's in Parma
for the occasion were Mr and
registered a protest in working
At
Knoedler
Home
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley
ORDER NOW!
Mrs Cecil Drinkall and daughter
approximately one third of our
of Nampa and Mr. and Mrs La- j Visiting over the week end at time for the man in the striped visited with their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Smalley at Ontario Sat-1
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
von Jensen.
Knoedler were their son, Dale of suit, Uncle Sam. Some of us re urday.
Robert and Bob Pearcy hunted
Boise and Mrs. Knoedler’s broth sent trying to buy foreign friend
Friday Evening Bridge Club er, Beryl Lemmon of Tremont, ship (at increttrtd indebtedness to near Council Friday and Satur-1
Held at Clay Morgan Home Nebr., who was in the vicinity on us while these same governments day but were unsuccessful.
— CALL —
Dr. and Mrs. Clay Morgan en business.
reduce their debts), we resent
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leveaux and
tertained with bridge Friday eve-
subsidy programs, p r e s s u r e son of Deary, Ida., were met here 1
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groups and fancy dressed up at his ranch by his father, Mr j
ning for members of the regular Sunday D inner Guests
Va Mil« West of Nyssa — Turn at Dessert Seed Co.
couples club and guest players,
Mr and Mrs Qwen Gann Wt.re spending programs which plunge and Mrs. Monte Leveaux of Fall- j
^ rS-
Bartley.
entertained ‘ with dinner Sunday us deeper and deeper into a quag on, Nev. where they spent the j
DIAL 2175
High score winners were Jim at ^le home of Mr and Mrs. John mire of debt. We are disturbed week end.
Phone 3093
Yost and Mrs Don Oldemeyer.
with
the
trend
and
with
anxiety
j
Reeves
We
Service
All
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are reminded (Harper’s Maga-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knoedler
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! zine November 1958) of the infla- visited Sunday evening with their: Makes and Models
Has Idaho House Guest
Ellen Davis who is making *Ii‘T ry
w^ich eventually daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Horner in
909 MAIN
NYSSA
QUALITY REPAIR I he *r Mrs
home this winter in Hammett, .destroyed
the Russia of the Nampa.
DENTAL LAB
Ida., was a house guest last week Czars, pre-Hitler Germany and
the French Republic and half a
of Mr. and Mrs. Tren Jones.
GEO CAREY, Owner
dozen
lesser governments” .
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Payette— 24 N. 8th St.
It
would
seem safe to assume
Have Dinner Guests
• Broken
Mr. and Mrs Ray Richter and that both Democrats and Repub
Plates
boys of Boise were Sunday din licans voted for men pledged to
Repaired
ner guests at the home of Mr economy in government Will we
in the months ahead remind these
and Mrs. Tony Richter.
• Loose
public servants of our tax dollar
Denture«
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower spent pleasures or . . . as so frequenty
Relined
the week end elk hunting around in the past just complain over the
• Missing
i-a Grande. Others in the hunting back yard fences? We all like to
party were Mr. and Mrs Cliff
27-Inch
Teeth
Phone MI 2-2982
Ladies'
Fox and Mr. and Mrs D W live in a climate of prosperity. It
Replaced
is
hoped
that
we
recognize
social
Hooper.
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Easy Credit Terms
Elmer Jaques. accompanied by istic trends for what they are:
Waif
Lee Hammons of Nampa, spent heavier tax weights around our
Heavyweight
Regular 15c
Fancy Patterns
Large Group
several days this week in eastern necks and greater public indebt
Good
Quality
Other Offices : Boise,
edness.
Idaho on business.
Pocatello and Twin Falls
Those of us who worked for
some of the winning Republicans
are indeed happy with the elec
tion outcome We sponsored these
candidates because of a firm con
Men's White
Men's
Cotton — 70x80
Men's
viction that they represented the
best on the ballot We greatly ap
To the voters of Malheur and Harney
preciated the generous contribu
Slight Irregulars—
tions and loyal services of those
counties for your support in retaining
Regular
$2.98
Plaid Colors
If Regular — SI.93
who worked in this past cam
me as circuit judge.
paign We take this means of
thanking you! And. to those who
To my many friends who gave their
went to the polls, may we urge
wonderful support.
your continued interest in good
government through expressed
Your confidence in me is greatly ap
opinion^ to those we have chosen
WE GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
preciated and I will continue to serve
to serve us.
MALHEUR COUNTY REPUB
with ability and integrity.
LICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Grant B Hughes, M D .
Chairman
Lillian Blunck,
John Schaffeld
Exchange Vows
Nyssa Couple
Exchanges Vows
In Winnemucca
Buena Vista
Custom Smoking
Local Church
To Host Guest
Speaker Sunday
DUCK HUNTERS . . .
FOE Auxiliary
Annual Dinner
Slated Nov. 18
Have You Tried
SMOKED TURKEY?
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JEFF D. DORROH Jr.
CIRCUIT JUDGE
Mr.
Mrs. J. » . G e r m and
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»ii.
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