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® THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON__________________________ __________________ THURSDAY. MAY 21. l i l t PAGE EIGHT Historical Notes Highlight Theme For Nyssa Unit Local Students In Music Recital 20 Caravan Children Take Trip to Nampa Future Teachers Are Picnic Guests Of Delta Kappa Read and Use Gate City Journal Caravan children from the Naz- Piano and voice students of arene church made a trip to Nam Margaret Brown appeared in re pa Thursday night for a picnic in Members of the Upsilon chapter cital Sunday afternoon at the Nys the Northside park followed by a of the Delta Kappa Gamma, sa Stake House. Prizes for merit caravan roundup program at the teacher honorary society met at The Nyssa Home Extension unit were awarded to Nancy Bock, Northside Nazarene church. Adrian school for their annual met May 14 at the home of Mrs. Carma Blanch, John Hughes and The 20 children attending from picnic Saturday, with members of Stephanie Wilson. Dwight Mason in Apple Valley the Future Teachers Associations Local students in the recital Nyssa were accompanied by their of Vale and Adrian high schools with 20 women in attendance. This was the last meeting of the were vocal, Lynn Reed and Ar- caravan guides, Mr. and Mrs. Les as their guests. Attending from dean Child; Frances Jane Ballou ter Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adrian high school were Henri unit until the fall months. and Beverly Hollingsworth; pi Clarkson and Mr and Mrs. Don etta Carroll, Kay Borge, Dorian Roll call was answered by “Why ano, John C. Hughes, Stephanie Jones, Anne Newman and Grace We Came to Oregon.’’ Mrs. Gene Wilson, Gwen Nelson, Susan Wilson. Johan nessen. ♦—4* Grasty also gave an interesting Leavitt, Alice Wilson, Nancy +—+ talk on her Great - Grandfather Bock, Carma Blanch, Glenn Bock, | Sunday visitors at the B. F. P. J. Lawler of Everett, Wash., Kennedy’s experiences in coming Linda Ballou, Marilyn Lew is,. Rookstool home were Mr. and is visiting at the home of his sis to Oregon in the early days. Mrs Paul Wilson, Sherrie Glenn, Den- j Mrs. Glen Hoffman and Mr. and ter, Mrs. John Lackey. Carl Roth gave a report on the ie Garner, Nancy Leavitt, and . Mrs. Henry Day of Adrian, Mr. Virginia Lewis. and Mrs. Bill Schoen and Keith Centennial trip to Jordan Valley Corsages and arrangements o f ! CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! taken by representatives of exten spring garden flowers were ac Rookstool of Boise. sion units of the county as a complished by Mrs. Devone Leav group. Historical places of inter- ; itt. Mrs. Grant B. Hughes assisted TASTING PARTY for Building Fund Beneiii est visited included Danner, In with refreshments. + - MONDAY, M AY 25— 12 Noon at First Ward Chapel dian burial grounds, Chalk cliffs near Rome and the volcanic cra t-1 M r s . L. M. Steel of Dixon. Wyo. er. The group went by way of has spent the past week at the 10 Copies of Recipe to Be Sold for 25c Each. home of her niece Mr. and Mrs. Succor creek. Quiet Book Patterns Also Available. Joe Bel Ion. Mrs. Steel came for 4*—+ the graduation of Miss Joan Bel- ***♦**★ **★ ****★ *********♦★ **♦*♦**★ ★ ★ *★ ****★ *★ *★ ★ ★ lon. Classified Ads. ZEE TOILET TISSUE 3 Stokley's TOMATO JUICE Sponsored by Relief Society. Bring Favorite Dish. Easlern Stars Elect Officers For New Year i nowl do it yourself and SAVE MONEYf New officers for the Golden Rule Chapter of the Order of the •Hastern Star were elected at the I Monday evening meeting of the I organization. Mrs. Gerald Mackev was named worthy matron; Paul ! Penrod, worthy patron; Mrs. Paul f House, associate matron; William ( Schireman, associate patron; Mrs. I Harold Brendle, conductress; Mrs. | Paul Penrod, associate conduct ress; Mrs William Schireman, secretary and Mrs. Harry Miner, treasurer. Initiation was held with Mrs. Glen Marcum and Paul House be coming new members of the order. Memorial services were conduc ted and recognition held for those having birthdays during the first six months of the year. Miss Lois Btungum was honored with a f a r e w e ll shower Out-of-town guests in attend ance were Messrs and Mmes. Robert Brown of Boise, Glenn Brown of Adrian and John Hend ricks of Vale. Refreshments were servel by Mim s. Cleta Boetger, Clarence Wernick and Emil Paulus. 1110 losing side of the profici ency race will treat the winners to a dinner at the Masonic hall Friday evening, + — + Mr. and Mrs. John Mullins and Lynda spent the weekend at Sho shone, Ida., visiting their daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs Garold Ropp and family Three-year-old Hrad Kopp accompanied them back to Nyssa for a visit. •I f Reg. 4 for SI.00 NOW! Maxwell 2 EXTRA YEARS OF PAINT BEAUTY Fuller's spectacular new kind of paint for wood beau all others for ease, speed, durability. . . the chart shows why! 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