Nyssa gate city journal., August 13, 1959, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 13. 1959
T H E N Y SSA G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L . N Y SSA . O R E G O *
Journal Personals
tw enty
m em bers or tfte .via m a.os anu
E xp.orers c.asses of the first w ard
w ere guests at the M ark M oncur
hom e for a w iener roa^t The eve
n.ng was spent story te l-n g and
playing games and Dennis L eavitt
presented a chem istry exh o:t
Class leaders are Mr and Mrs
**el
and Snoden Roberts
__
"
Mr and Mrs John
a" G
three children of Ta-t. Ca . . wh
are houseguests at the M L Judd
home, are spending tius wee*
« * h friends at P ayette Lakes
Reunion Lawn Wedding at Crisp Home Unites
Teresa Ann Bingham, John F. Marsh Family
At Seward Home Sharon Elaine Crisp, Frank Spencer
United at Home of Bride's Parents Is Well Attended
At a 7 30 o’clock evening cere­
A PPL E VALLEY—A l a r g e
m ony Ju ly 28 at the hom e of her
fam ily reunion w as staged at the
parents. Mr. and Mrs Earl B.ng-
A F S ew ard hom e last week As
ham 217 N orth S ix th S ’ . in N ys­
relativ es began to gather, there
sa. M
Teresa Ann Bingham be.
w ere fam ilies from M innesota.
-am t the br.de of John F Marsh,
Iowa. O klahom a. Kansas. E astern
son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Marsh
Oregon. N orthern Idaho, and An-
of route 2 Nyssa
Bouquet- of pink and w hite
O ut-o f-state guests m uded Mr gola. Africa
On Tuesday, 101 relatives, local
gladioli formed the background as and Mrs E. W. B inghan Idah
neighbors
and friends from v a r­
Falls;
M
r
and
Mrs
W.
A
B
ing­
x
the double ng cerem ony m tne ham . Idaho Falla; Mr and Mrs ious tow ns and com m unities,
Jam es E Jones, Magna. U tah: helped Mr and Mrs S ew ard cel­
presence of 55 invited guests.
G .ven in m arriage by h er father, L ynda A rnone and M arilyn Jones, eb rate th e ir 50th w edding a n n i­
the bride wore a gown of w hite also of U tah, and Mr? Flora S ny. v ersary
The e n tire tim e of the three-
f.oral lace over w h ite net w ith d er of Colorado.
oval neckline set off by a single
F or th eir w edding trip to Mc­ day reunion w as happily filled
strand of pearls H er shoulder Call, Idaho, th e bride wore a red w ith visiting, soft ball and o th er
Mr and Mrs Lcrin Saunders
vf
anc Cory or —
' ** * length veil was held w ith a tiara plaid dress w ith w hite accessories games, sight-seeing of places of
of pearls. She w ore w h ite lace
T he new Mrs. M arsh attended in terest here and in nearby towns
vin
Je re anu Jc.-.t-e
MR and MRS. FRANK SPENCER
*-h r^ ^ y s last w eek m C tth Mrs m .tts and carried a b o uquet of Nyssa h igh school as a ju n io r last of the valley, tak in g new p ictu res
pink roses.
y ear and plans to retu rn to g rad u ­ and rem iniscing o v er old ones
Mrs M arshall Pierce assisted
A nna Mae Fife w as m aid of ate w ith h er class this year Mr
The C laude C risp hom e in N ys­ and w h ite satin stream ers. She
honor and M arilyn Jones, cousin | M arsh is a 1958 graduate of Nyssa by h e r g ra n d d au g h ter and grand, sa was tin* scene of a law n w e d ­ carried a w hite lacy h andkerchief
of the bride, and Ju d y B ingham , j high school and is em ployed at son. did a w on d erfu l job of cook­ ding S atu rd ay evening. Aug 1. for som ething borrow ed, wore a
the b ride’s sister, served as brides- | B ingham ’s service «tat.on in N ys­ ing and serving food for the group un itin g S h aro n E laine C risp and blue g arte r and had a penny in
ma ds The three atten d a n ts wore sa. w h ere th ey will m ake th eir w hich was greatly appreciated by F ran k S pencer, son of Mr. and h er shoe. H er jew e lry was a
identical gowns of blue cry stalette home.
Mrs Jac k Spencer of M eacham. single stran d of pearls.
N orm a B enedict w as m aid of
w .th w h.te em bossed flow ers and
M any hap p y hours w ere sp< nt Ore.
honor.
She w ore a p ink c o s ta l
carried bouquets of pink and Farewell Party Friday
to g eth er u n til some began to
The Rev Jo h n L. B riehl offi­
charm dress w ith a w hite picture
w hite gladioli.
leave
W
ednesday
an
a
T
hu
rsd
ay
to
ciated
at
the
double
ring
cere­
Honors Miss Lincoln
re tu rn to th e ir hom es or to c o n ­ mony u n d er a w hite archw ay h a t and w h ite shoes, and carried
Monty B urbank served as best
Miss P enny Lincoln was honor,
tin u e on a fu rth e r itinerary
m an w hile Ross Gibson and S ta n ­
w ith baskets of pin k and w’h ite a b ouquet of p ink gladioli w ith
ed at a farew ell par- F riday ev e­
Mr ar.d Mrs W J Fe.ner. They ley Bishop w ere ushers
gladioli and red. w h ite and pm k w hite net.
Mr ar.d M r Je rry C hilds ar.» also spent several days or. the
ning given by L inda M oncur at
S erving as best m an for his
roses on each side of the w edding
For h er d a u g h te r’s w edding. the M oncur hom e on P ark avenue
son. G ary of Davis, Calif., are W ashington beach. E r.route home
b
ro
th er was Jo h n S p en cer of Mea.
p arty W hite w edding bells tied
visiting in Nyssa w .th Mrs they visited at the hom e of th eir Mr« B ingham chose a pink linen Miss Lincoln, who i ? from S alt
cham. T he bridegroom and best
with"
pm
k
ribbon
w
ere
displayed
Child's m other. Mrs Angie Cook daughter, Mr and Mrs. Harold sheath dress and the brid eg ro o m ’s L ake C ity, has m ade her hom e in
u n d er the arch and on the patio. m an w ore w hite d in n er jackets
m other w ore a blue afternoon Nyssa for the p ast tw o years w ith
Mrs Cook's granddaughter. Sally
Rhodes and fam ily n M .lton-
G iven in m arriage by her fa th ­ w ith black bow ties and wore
dress. Both w ore corsages of pink h e r uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Cook, who has been visiting
F reew ater
er. the b rid e chose a gown w ith p ink carn atio n boutonnieres.
in Davis with the Childs, visited
rose buds.
H arry McGinley.
The song “And T his is My B e­
a full b allerin a sk irt of pale pink
:n Nyssa several days before leav­
At a reception held at the O wy.
loved"
was played preceding the
A b arbecue w as served and the
chan tilly lace o v er w hite net and
ing M onday for her hom e in Id a­
hee LDS church, w ith 200 guests evening was sper.’ playing cards
trad itio n al “L o h en g rin ’s W edding
w
h
ite
satin,
featu
rin
g
a
lace
b
o
d
­
P
resid
en
t
and
Mrs
F
red
B
lack­
ho F a ll'
attending. K eith Bingham , b ro th ­ and dancing.
e r and fam ily w ere honor guests ice w ith satin em pire line w ith M arch.”
e r of the bride, served as m aster
F o r h er d au g h ter’s wedding,
G uests included L inda Bowns, at a farew ell b an q u et F riday tiny satin b uttons dow n the back,
of cerem onies. The opening p ray ,
C arolyn Jones, Jan e t Olsen, n ig h t at the O w yhee w ard LDS sq u are neckline, sh o rt cap sleeves Mrs. C risp selected a beige lace
er was given by M arvin Jefferies
F ra n k ie M o m s, L arry Schenk. chapel. B lacker, w ho is m oving and elbow len g th m itts. H er fin ­ on brow n net over peau de soie
A vocal solo was ren d ered by the
this m onth to m ake his hom e in g ertip veil of illusion net was sheath d ress w ith green access­
bride’s sister, Mrs. C C hristopher-
B righam City. U tah, is a form er held wuth a tiara of seed pearls. ories. T he bridegroom 's m other
son, accom panied by Mrs. Kinsey
N
yssa insurance m an and has T he dress, veil and m itts w’ere chose a blue silk suit w ith a light
K everen Reed Ray played two
i blue h a t and w’h ite accessories.
Book
Club
Members
been
in the N yssa LDS stake m ade by the bride.
selections on his accordion, a h u ­
B oth m others w ore corsages of
She
carried
a
bou
q
u
et
of
w
hite
presidency
since
its
organization
Guests
For
Review
m orous reading was presented by
pink rosebuds.
gladioli
trim
m
ed
w
ith
pink
roses
in
1948
In
charge
of
arran
g
em
en
ts
Mr- Madge W ilson, Mrs. Sam
Mrs. Mel Beck, and Dee H erron
M em bers of Book club m et S a t­
A reception was held following
Moore and Mrs. Mel Beck a tte n d ­
w
ere
P
resid
en
t
A
rvel
L.
Child,
gave a tap dance num ber
urday w ith M rs Alva ty’atts at
the w edding w ith both the new
ed the D aughters of U tah P i­
Nyssa,
and
B
laine
H
olliday
and
A fter a w ord of thanks from P arm a Mrs. "Watts served a 1:30
Mr. and Mrs. S pencer, assisted by
oneers 4-county convention in
N ephi G n g g of O ntario.
the bride and groom, the program dessert.
j
Doris B enedict, opening the love­
N am pa T hursday
review’ed
T h e ban q u et, u n d er the d ire c ­
Mrs. G ordon Ju d
was concluded w ith a vocal solo,
ly gifts.
ay
A
nna
tion
of
Mrs.
E
rn
est
B
unn
and
the
“Because.” sung by Mrs C hris- ‘T h e G entle House'
T he th re e -tie r w edding cake,
R obert Bates of G randview rt
N yssa first w ard R elief Society.
P erro t Rose
The A m erican Legion A u x ili­ decorated w’ith p ink roses, w hite
turned hom e T uesday a f t e r
T nd-j Beckham of M ilton- topherson.
I
was
served
to
130
stake
officers
G uests in additior
The couple th en gave the initial
ary, Ju n io rs m et Aug. 10, at the
visiting for several
spending ten days visiting w ith F retw
m em bers w ere Mrs. Jo h n Down ! and au x iliary executives a n d L egion hall. All m em bers w ere 1 bells and silver leav e:, topped
cu
t
to
the
cake
and
led
‘The
! w ith a m in iatu re b rid e and groom,
his grandm other, Mrs Francis wet ks w th hi g : andparents, Mr.
i
th
eir
p
artners.
end.
M
eridian;
Mrs.
L
e
s
t
e
i
S w eeth eart W altz.”
presen t b u t one.
pink net and tiny p ink flowers,
Bates.
and Mr- A rthur Boydell.
Mr. G rigg was m aster of cere­
The four-tiered w edding cake
They practiced p resen tin g the ¡centered the b rid e’s tab le of lace
m onies for a p rogram w hich in ­ colors. A fter th e business m eet­ over w hite w ith p ink candles in
Mr. and Mrs Ed Seh'.en and
Gale B ram m er and daughter^, was decorated in pink and blue,
in
keeping
w
ith
the
w
edding
p
a
r­
cluded
a b allet nu m b er by the ing, E dith P ounds showed several glass candelabra. A fte r th e cake
tw in sons, LeRoy and L ester of Debbie and Jo Lynn, returned
ty
color
scheme.
T
an
y
a
B
urning-
Misses
L aurel G rigg. A nnette view m aster film s, afte r w hich ¡w as cu t in the trad itio n al m an n er
V alparaiso, N e b r , and Mr and Sunday from a business trip to
>
D
utsen,
B
everly T erry and K aren refresh m en ts w e re served.
ham
.
Jea
n
Evans,
S
an
d
ra
Nichol-
by the bride and groom, it w as cut
Mrs. A1 S m a rt and dau g h ters of Missoula, Mont. They spent sev-
G
rigg
of
O ntario; a piano solo,
sen.
Mrs
Ronald
B
att
and
Mr«
T here w ere fo u r visitors p re s­ i and served by Mrs. D ew ard B en­
Boise w ere S unday d in n er guests ,eral day- in Tow nsend, M ont ,
Mrs. W ayne S aunders of S alt ent, O livia Holly, Mrs. Leon R ob­ edict and Mrs. F red B racken. C of­
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen Mr. visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs.
Laura
Marie
Moncur
L ake C ity; a boys trio, Ardene, erts, W illiam T hom as R oberts and fee and punch w ere served by
and M rs B ill M iller and b o y sjG Z B ram m er and B etty, and a M cKinney and B renda and Mr
Reed and L ynn C hild, accom pan­ Leon R oberts, J r.
J a n e t Olson and D iane Zobell.
joined the group in the evening sister, Mr. and Mrs Jo h n jJepsen and Mrs Ted M B ram m er Ross, G iv e n Birthday Party
M cKinney and B ailey are all
It w as decided to go to Boise
Miss L aura M arie M oncur was ied by N orm a Poulson; accordian
S haron Sharpe. B urbank, Calif.,
for a barbecue supper, at the land three boys.
nephew s of the M cKinleys and honored on her 15th b irth d ay a n ­ solos by Reed R ay and a ladies on an all day picnic n ex t week.
reg istered guests and S teven
Schoen home.
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O ur n e x t m eetin g w ill be in H u n t of M eacham , Oregon was
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S atu rd ay visitors at the home M oeller’s, and H anby was a next niv ersary at a su rp rise p arty g iv ­ trio from O ntario, the Mmes. Lou-
door neighbor to the B ram m ers in en T h u rsd ay afternoon by h er 1 is W ettstein, B lain e Holliday, and S ep tem b er w hen w e w ill m eet usher.
Week end guests at the home
C larence Lee, accom panied by w ith o ur new leader, Mrs. Penny.
B erryville
m other, Mrs. M ark M oncur
of Mrs R aym ond Larson, Sr.,
F o r th e honeym oon the new
Ju d ith A nn R oberts, re p o rter. Mrs. Spencer chose a grey two-
G uests included T an y a B urn- Mrs. M elvin P utnam .
w ere her son-in-law and dau g h ­
T rib u tes w ere paid to P resid en t
Mr. and Mrs Tom m y Bates and ingham , Jea n in e W vnn, Sharon
ter, M r and Mrs. George B auer
piece dress w ith w hite accessories
fam ily of G randview and Mrs. N ew m an, Ja n R inehart, Leona B lacker by bishops of the seven Mike Ray Honored
of K ennew ick, W ash
D inner
and w ore the rose corsage from
Francis Bates spent last w eek at G arn er, S heryl Zeiger, W anda w ard s in the stake: Ross B utler, On 5th Birthday
guests of Mrs Larson S aturday
h er b rid al bouquet.
T rin ity Lakes on a fishing trip
Long, Iren e Brower, K a rren B y­ V ale; R ex Tolm an, O ntario; L orin
evening included the B atiers and
T he new lyw eds w ill reside in
M ike R ay was honor guest
bee, P at W right, Elaine M unn, W G oates, P a rm a ; C harles M ann,
Bill Ross. Bruce M cKinney. Jr.,
Mr and Mrs R aym ond Larson
M
eacham , Oregon.
N yssa first; Lee S toker, O w yhee; W ednesday aftern o o n w hen his
Mr. and Mrs G ordon Toomb L ynda M yrick and Je a n Baker.
P hillip Hanby and Jim B a^ey of
O ut-of-tow n guests w ere from
m
other,
Mrs.
Reed
R
ay
invited
a
R efreshm ents ‘ included b irth ­ ! H ow ard Bair, N yssa second and
Miss Eva Boydell and Miss May B erryville, Ark., arrived Friday and Joyce of Paul, Ida . and M n
group of his neighborhood friends M eacham , P endleton, O n tario and
P la tt of O ntario spent last week for a visit with Mr and Mrs. Toom b’s parents, Mr and Mrs. day cake, ice cream and punch. G lenn Call, O n tario, second. P re s­ for b irth d ay cak e and ice cream . The D alles, Ore., B uhl and Boise.
ident Child and L eland M ontgom ­
in McCall.
|G eorge Moeller, Mr and Mrs. Bob O rtagi of O akland, Calif., spent
Idaho; and B urbank, Calif.
M ike w as five years old.
ery also spoke.
S aturday at the Bill Toom b home Marosticas Host
A p re-n u p tial show er was given
G uests included M ark and Lois
W O. Peterson, stak e clerk pre- Lim ing, Jo A n n e Jefferies, Ju d y by N orm a B enedict and D iane Zo­
Semi-annual Party
Mrs. Elenor Ennis B ergren of
Messrs, a n d
Mmes. G lenn | sen ted the B lackers w ith a gift and Douglas F ehlm an, Boyd H er­ bell. A ttending w ere 1958 class­
Los Gotos, Calif., was a gue-t
S
chirem
an
of
Medford,
Ore.. R L from the en tire group. Follow ing ron and C raig C hristofferson. m ates of the bride.
T hursday and F riday of her cou­
“R
ed”
Wilson,
Marvin
W ilson, a b rie f th an k you speech from the O ut-of-tow n guests w ere D aphne
sin, Mrs M. L. Judd, in Nyssa.
Bob C hurch, Don H erron, Bob B lackers, the ev en in g was spent and W endy A tkeson of Boise,
1 socially.
houseguests of the G ra n t Jones.
Miss P enny Lincoln will leave Root, D arby A nderson and Dr.
and
Mrs.
David
S
arazin
and
Tony
Friday to spend several w eeks in
Family Picnic Honors
Salt Lake C ity w ith h er parents, V an Twisk w ere guests S atu rd ay
G irl S cout T roop 4 recently
Portland Visitors
Mr and Mrs. Raym ond Lincoln evening of Mr and Mrs. R udy
She will be accom panied hom e by M arostica for the group’s sem i­
A fam ily picnic S un d ay at the w ent to T ay lo r’s G rove for an
Miss Linda Bowns. T he girls will a n n u a l card p arty and m idnight
Jim Nichols hom e honored Mr. outdoor supper, th en w en t to the
BIG
B E N D Mrs. S haren and Mrs. J. L. R aney of P o rtland, Scout House in O ntario for over­
retu rn in tim e for Miss Lincoln supper.
The guests w ere school friends K rau se and Mrs. K aren C arroll
TEST DRIVE A NEW
to en ter the U niversity of Oregon
w ho are visiting friends and re la ­ night. W hile in O n tario they w ent
at
Nyssa high school.
sw im m ing and slept outdoors in
w ish to ex ten d an invitation to tives in th e T reasu re Valley.
for the fall term
sleeping
bags.
all of the neighbors and friends
G uests included Mr. and Mrs
S ev eral of the girls m arched in
to an open house p arty for th eir H erb Thom as, M r and Mrs. Rosie
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D yre R ob­ B aw tinheim er, Mr. and Mrs. V irg ­ th e rodeo parade.
TRACTOR . . .
F ive girls from th e troop w ere
erts, on th eir 25th w edding a n n i­ il Raney, Mr. and Mrs. Ed W oulf
and enjoy a new power sensation
v ersary, at th e ir homo on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. J e rry P inkston n e a r P ra irie C ity recen tly for
. . . far sm oother . . . more useful
9 /)m PluUotf'LGfjJuf'
afternoon, Aug. 16 from 3 o’clock and boys of P arm a; Mrs Ida W y­ five days w here they camped in
on every job. Case-o-m atic Drive
u n til 7 o ’clock.
m an, Mrs. H ow ard R aney and th e pines and cooked on open
senses changing loads instantly
D arla of C aldw ell; Mr and Mrs. fireplaces.
A t th e ir m eeting last T hursday,
“I
turn
back
the
pages
of
the
Book
of
Memory.
Sam
D unn and fam ily of Home-
. . . autom atically increasea pull
the girls rep o rted on th eir cam p­
dale;
Mrs.
G
eorge
D
eH
aven
of
power up to 100% . . . without
I b r in g thoughts of past years and of old time
A drian, and Mr. and Mrs. Riley ing trip, sang th e ir cam pfire
clutching, shifting or stalling.
songs, and show ed pictures of
friends. I keep forever green the happy hours of
Dilly and P at of W eiser
—Time—
th eir trip. C aren Jack so n served
childhood I dull the pangs of bereavement, and
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refreshm ents.
Nyssa Ladies Golf
J Jk
G IT OUR SPECIAL
K athy Low, reporter.
dull the edge of the Grim Reaper’s Scythe I carry
Boise P la n tatio n golf club ladies
—Place—
en tertain ed O n tario golf club
the n e w s of the world and bring you visions of far-
O LD G A T E C IT Y
m em bers T uesday for golfing, a
distant lands
'
TRADE A L L O W A N C E ../
buffet luncheon and a sw im m ing
JO U R N A L B U IL D IN G
party.
—Sponsored by—
Nyssans atten d in g included the
‘‘Our modern civilization is largely dependent
Mmes. G ran t H ughes, K. A. Dan-
on my efforts Though man may pass and empires
ford, David Sarazin, L aurence
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k W ilson of
P ace and R aym ond Larson.
crumble to dust, my magic will presene their like­
420 N. 7th S tre e t announce the
engagem ent of th e ir d au g h ter, Di-
ness for future generations. Not purse proud, I am
A nn M arie, to Jam es L. Barnes,
within the reach of all. I solve mysteries impene­
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb
of 809 Reece Ave.
trable to moral eyes. I ferret out tfye criminal when
The w edding will tak e place at
other means have failed
the M ethodist C h u rch in Nyssa
on M onday evening. A ugust 17.
as our "th an k you” for the privilege of
1959
“I illumine the pages of history, and make learn­
and fam ily arrived in F rankfort,
G erm any July 30. after -pending
tw o weeks vacation w ith his par-
ent< Mr and Mrs O m er Dorm an
at Nyssa and Mrs D orm an’s
m other and o th er relatives at
15er
________
Mrs John M etzler of G eneva
visited ev eral days last week m
N y -sa w ith her brother and sister-
in-law Mr and Mr- Tom El-
dredge
_______
Mr and Mrs J R H arris and Van
and Mr and Mrs Johnny Krom-
»
, * Vo'U;
r> *r.a
me.nhoeic
and
Keily,
Jill of Nampa spent Sunday w ith
Mr. ar.d Mrs Gene De M inck and
fam .ly
v
t
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D
&
x r . e T
a
Friday Evening
Banquet Honors
Blacker Family
American Legion
Auxiliary Juniors
Plan Boise Picnic
Open House Sunday
For Dyre Roberts'
On 25th Anniversary
(YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID!)
Girl Scout Troop 4
Enjoys Outdoor Fun
At Taylor's Grove
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—Time—
A U G . 23 — 1 p.m .
Transportation Provided in City Limits
—Place—
L IM IT E D E N R O L L M E N T
C A L D W E L L . ID A H O
M E M O R IA L P A R K
Mother Goose Activity Land
P H O N E 3179
Bring Picnic Lunch and
Own Table Service.