THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1959
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OJIEGOH
uena Vista—
lin which Ronald Rookstool was!
Oregon Trail—
j one of the seniors.
Jam es, Fred and Eugene Ste-
phen trucked cattle to pasture at
Ola, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W ilson of
S utherlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. i
By M rs. James R itch ie
By Mrs. Frank Byers
Peterson of Burns came Sunday
P h o n e 2883
Phone 232S
for a visit w ith the C leaver b ro th
T he O u t O ur Way club met
The M erry M atrons club m et
ers and families.
’ednesday at the L ester C leaver
Mr and Mrs. C lint Sim pson May 13 at the hom e of Mrs. F.
ome. P ast m em bers attending
and
daughter of Boise and Mrs. G Holmes w ith Mrs. F ran k By
rere Mmes. G eorge Cleaver, W il
ers co-hostess. Nine m em bers and
lis B ertram , and Ray G riffitts of M erlin Fagan of P ayette visited tw o guests, Mrs. Don Royse of |
T
hursday
at
the
W
ayne
Simpson
'yssa, Jam es O. S tephen of O n;
Stevell, Ida . and Mrs Jim Edens
tario, C lau de Day of Adrian, home. Mrs. Dallas Sim pson and w ere present.
children
of
Boise
visited
there
H ow ard Day of Lake Owyhee
Follow ing the business m eet
and G uy T anner. Mrs. L aM arr O rr W ednesday.
ing
whoopie was played w ith
of S unset V alley was also a guest. Visit On Coast
Mrs.
A lfred A dam s and Mrs. j
Mrs. Silas Hoffm an, a charter
Mr. and Mrs. Jim C layton and F rank Byers receiving prizes. Re
m em ber of the club, was chosen fam ily retu rn ed S unday from
as “M other of the Y ear” for the several days visit on the cohst freshm ents w ere served by the i
hostesses. The next m eeting will i
club and w as presented w ith a W hile gone they visited Mrs.
potted plant. The next m eeting C layton’s parents in Eugene, a be May 27, at the hom e of Mrs.
Roy Rookstool w ith Mrs. Russ-
Will be J u n e 10 w ith Mrs. D elbert sister in Elkton and a b ro th er at
. ell Gressley, co-hostess.
Cleaver.
Roseburg.
Mrs. H ow ard Day of Lake O w y
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Holmes
Mr. an d Mrs. Jim R itchie visit hee was a Tuesday overnight
and fam ily w ere d in n er guests
ed M onday evening at the home guest at the Jim R itchie home.
S atu rd ay evehing at the W ayne
of Mr. an d Mrs. M agnus Ekanger Mr. and Mrs. Day, Mr. and Mrs.
S huster hom e near G ayw av Ju n e- j
in S u nset Valley.
Ritchie and L ester C leaver were tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T opliff v isit Tuesday evening guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. Holland Holmes,
ed T u esday a t the Russell Gress- Lloyd C leaver hom e helping
D ean and Je rry and Mrs. Don
ley home.
Lloyd celebrate his birth d ay a n Royse and children of S trevelle.
S h erral and S tanley Sisson, stu niversary. The evening was spent Ida., w ere S aturday evening d in
dents a t L a G rande, spent the playing pinochle.
n er guests at the F G. Holmes
w eek end w ith th eir parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes
and Mrs. H arold Sisson and Dean. visited Mr. and Mrs. W ard Lundy w ere S atu rd ay evening visitors
Mrs. La V ern C leaver e n te r Sunday evening.
at the F. G. Holmes home.
tained S un d ay afternoon in honor
Ronald Rookstool a Nyssa high
Mr. and Mrs. O. H H askins of
of th e b irth d a y anniversaries of school senior was chosen as one
Tw
in Falls and Mr and Mrs. Nes-
Alan, 8, and K arry, 6. A ttending of the A ll-S tar football team to
by of Boise w ere S atu rd ay a fte r
w ere Jo h n n y , Shirley, C hristine, play this year.
noon visitors at the R ussell G ress
D arrell, K irk, and Donny C leav
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Sim pson ley home. They w ere all neighors
er. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C leaver
of N yssa and G ary and D arrell visited Mr. and Mrs. C arl Sim p in N ebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and
C leaver w ere d in n er guests there son in Sunset Valley Sunday.
Mrs. T hurm an Hill and dau g h [ Mrs. F ran k B yers w ere dinner
Sunday. R efreshm ents w ere serv
ters of Apple Valley visited S at guests T hursday at th e A. M
ed by Mrs. C leaver.
K indergarten C lass
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beers w ere urday w ith h er parents, Mr. and G oodson hom e n ear P arm a.
Mrs. Loyd Adams.
The C lyde Bohannon fam ily a t
S un d ay d in n er guests of Mr. and
T T akes
T p r rain
Ride
T hursday visitors at the Loyd tended the cook ou t at th e Nyssa
Mrs. Topliff.
Kn L
i n H
o a a r rten
t p n r class,
ip «;« n
rrnm .
The
k r in
d erg
accom-
p
a
rk
S
unday
w
hich
was
given
by
■
Adams
hom
e
w
ere
Mrs.
Alvin
panied by th e ir teacher, Mrs
Mr. an d Mrs. K enneth Rook-
Busby, Mrs. Joe Busby, and Mrs. the C om e Double class of the Lloyd T obler, w e n t for th eir an
stool of C alifo rn ia cam e last week
Rosalee Loving and d au g h ter of C hristian church.
nual tra in ride to C aldw ell May
for a visit a t the hom e of his p a r
Unity.
Mr. and Msr. Roy Holmes 12 .
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rookstool.
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Day of visited F rid ay evening at the
Bob R ookstool of C aldw ell and
Mrs. H arold B rendle drove to
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens w ere 1 Lake O w yhee w ere W ednesday R obert Holm es home.
C aldw ell, m et th em at the train
visitors S unday evening follow evening din n er guests at the Jim
w ith th eir lunch, and all enjoyed
CLA SSIFIED S GET RESULTS! a picnic in th e p ark . The class
ing g rad u ation services in Nyssa R itchie home.
re tu rn e d to Nyssa w ith Mrs
B rendle.
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Past Members
Guests at Meet
Of Out-Our-Way
J Merry Matrons
PAGE NINE
Junior High Centennial Celebration for End of School
Are Entertained
By Mrs. Holmes
T ht Tow n and C ountry G arden
club toured the gardens of club
m em bers Monday afternoon.
The group m et at the home of
Mrs. W O. P eterson and afte r
view ing h er garden continued to
those of the W illiam S ch irtm an s,
Dale G arriso n j, Roy Sew rights,
C. M Tensen and th e S. P. By
bees.
The next m eeting of the club
will be at the hom e of Mrs. C. M.
Tensen Ju n e 4.
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NYSSA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL S end of-term
celebration last Friday was centered around the
Oregon Centennial theme w ith all students adorn
ed in historical costumes. On the left are Robert
Hershey and Helen Snyder who received Nyssa
Centennial coins for having the most appropriate
attire depicting the event. Above are runners-up.
named not necessarily in order. Barbara Glover.
Claudia Woodman. Elma Leavitt. Eleanor Poulsen.
Viki Maxfield, Patty Points, Karen Norlan. Jan-
elle Neiger, Dicksie Servoss. Helen Snyder, Coleen
Christensen. Gary Wilson. Francis McCrady, Rob
ert Hershey, Ralph Talbot. Dale Peterson, Jim
Kodama. John Beck and Clair Simpson.
—Journal Photo.
Mrs. F ran k M organ
H onored a t P arty
SOCIETY NEWS
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for Added Profits
Town and Country
Flower Gardens
Toured Monday
Three Honored
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Mrs. Dale O v erstak e e n te rta in
ed w ith a dessert p a rty last W ed
nesday evening for m em bers of
h er faculty bridge club. C ards
w ere in play at th ree tables.
Honored w ith a farew ell hand-
kerchief show er w ere Mrs. Jack
j j e n k ins, Mrs. Eldon E arn er and
Miss Lois B ungum .
Reading and Trio
Highlight Meeting
The Lucky C lover 4-H club m et
May 13 in Mrs. M cP artlan d ’s fifth
grade room. Roll call was an
sw ered w ith “A Food T h at Is
Good for You.”
The m eeting was called to o rd er
by P aul Sm it, a fte r which it w as
tu rn ed over to Tom m y L aurance,
program chairm an. Douglas Jo h n
son, P au l Sm it, R alph C arter and
G regg Nelson su b m itted q uestions
on health.
A reading, “The V illain and the'
Hero.” was given by A lvina Bell,
and a trio selection, “S ev enteen,”
was ren d ered by L eila F arm er,
P a tty U rry and M arilyn H ender
son.—S teven A lters, reporter.
To sell, buy, rent, hire, etc., use
The G ate City Jo u rn a l classified
page!
Mrs. C layton M organ was host
ess at a su rp rise bridge p arty at
h er hom e F rid ay afternoon h onor
ing Mrs. F ran k M organ on the
occasion of h er b irth d ay an n iv e r
sary. Bridge was in play at th ree
tables.
P rize w in n ers for the a fte r
noon’s play w ere Mrs. Ray L a r
son and Mrs. Ted Morgan.
Mrs. M organ was also honored
w ith a h an d k erch ief show er.
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E astern S tar F etes
Miss Lois Bungum
Miss Lois B ungum was honored
Prize w inners a t bridge w ere
Mrs. W L. M cP artland and Mrs. at a b u ffet d in n er last T uesday
evening given by officers of
Surprise P arty G iven K insey K everen.
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G olden R ule ch ap ter of the E ast
For Dick H errim ans
ern S ta r at th e hom e of Mr. and
A farew ell su rp rise p arty was Mrs. Liming Hostess
Mrs. W illiam Schirem an.
given for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Her- For Afternoon Bridge
Mrs. Roy Holmes, w o rth y m at
Mrs. E A. L im ing was hostess ron of G olden R ule chapter, p re
rim an last W ednesday evening.
Those friends w ho took re fresh for a d essert bridge p arty W ed sented h e r w ith a gift from h er
m ents to th e H errim an hom e w ere nesday afternoon at h e r hom e for fellow officers.
Mr. and Mrs. G ene Servoss, Mr. m em bers of the club and guest
E ighteen w ere in atten d an ce at
and Mrs. R odney Holcomb, Mr. players Mmes. W ard W ieneke, the affair.
and Mrs. Jo h n S im ianer, Mr. and Jam es Yost and L eonard H ew ett.
+ — +
Mrs. K enneth Toom b and Mrs.
Prizes w ere aw ard ed to Mrs. Mrs. Don Herron Hostess
G len M arcpm .
K. A Danford. Mrs. W ieneke and
Mrs. Don H erron en tertain ed
The H errim ans have been tra n s Mrs. C arl B arclay.
h e r pinochle club last T uesday
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ferred to E nterprise.
evening. G uest play ers w ere the
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Saturday Dinner Guests
Mmes. R obert Sm ith, Floyd Hale,
Evening Bridge Club
G ene DeM inck, Delores L ew an-
At Don Wilson Home
Guests of Mrs. Herriman
The Rev. and Mrs. R obert O. douski and Mrs. R. L. W illiam son
Mrs. A. C. S allee was guest Jack so n and fam ily and Miss V ir of S anta C ruz, Calif.
p lay er w hen Mrs. J. L. H errim an ginia Voigt, w ho is teaching in
High prizes w ere aw arded to
en tertain ed h er evening bridge Nam pa, w ere S atu rd ay d in n er Mrs. Neils L arson and Mrs. C la r
guests at the Don Wilson home. ence Clapp. Mrs. J. A. C indell
club last week.
and Mrs. L ew andouski w ere w in
W inning prizes w ere Mrs. R ay
m ond Larson, Sr., and Mrs. S allee.' C LA SSIFIED S GET RESULTS! ners of the trav elin g prizes.
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