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Nyssa Gate City Journal
VOLUME LIV
SECOND
SECTION
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1959
NUMBER 37
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Job's Daughters
Plan Style Show
At Next Meeting
1 Bethel No. 33, international
Mrs. Beyerle Guest
Of ANK Gardeners;
Tells of Costly
ANK Garden club met Tuesday
atQthc hSlne
.\Ws. Frank T.
order of Job’s Daughters met in
Morgan
with
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R. H. Young
their firS» %ill session September
of Pamk»'assisting with the 1:30
3, with 25 members and 22 coun
cil members in attendance. Hon
dessert. Guests, besides the regu
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ored Queen, Qianne NWulding,,
lar members were Mrs. Tuck Bey
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presidi* and installed Betty Glas
erle
of Boise, Mrs. Leon Jones
cock, senior custodian; Bonnie
of Caldwell and Mps. John Con
House, fourth messer<>>r and
Stith« Wakefield, inner guard.
nor, Mrs. Vic Marshall and Mrs.
Dr. and Ors. 'Oulding were es
Maurice O. Judd of N^ssa.
corted to the east and they instal-
Mr?. Beyerle, who has spent
1«O tfte following council mem-
considerable time at the Hurst
lt rs Hrs. Cecil Morrison. Jr., as-
estate in California, told club
t<nt gugrWidlii, stxTetaryiatOs.
members of this castle, which has
M»rol< Glttacoc} hospitality; Mr-
h$en given to the State of Califor
J'^ln
ttun^kr
socialbility
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Mrs
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nia by the Hurst estate.
O «‘•si ® » 1 t « paraphernalia;
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During her ta*k, She told know
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merits andoCec.
ingly of some of the treasures
Vbtrito*.
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transporation.
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there from swimming pools to the
Mr» ®red Bracken, guardian ‘
100 bedrooms on the second floor,
secr«tgrv. ®»ve a report on the
but she cautioned members that
¡Wagon Train project.
until» adeqifate elevators are in-
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stalled,
tours do nbt include the
the Sept.’If meeting, «ach girl
JAn evtnt of the late summer crown of white °satin and shoulder is ask£d to have her script ready.
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second floor with the bedrooms,
St. Patrick’s Catholic church in ruaga was soloist
and
Mrs.
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<a>ita sEasMD Vo th« afternoon length veil of illusion bordered
Vale was the scene of the wed McGinlev accompanied ker ano
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Wake
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wadding Sept • of Miss Barbara in lace. Her bouquet was pink
wodd »»’maroh
PUbllC P°sslbly
I*" V^TS. field of Nyssa announce the en
ding Sept. 6, of Misj Agnes Schaf
Lou ice Koen,°g*ughMr of Mr. and rosebuds and gladoli and white Harry Wakefield, Mrs. Walt Roth, feld, daughter of Mr and Mrs. played the weddiag march
She also told of tapestry em
Mr». L. A Maulding. Miss
Two baskets of whge gl
and
*Pra Gaorge Caffman of Mysaa streamers tied With love kaofx
Henry Schaffeld of Vale, and •blue chrysanthemums ¡Mid double broidered with silver, of ancient gagement o’f their daughter, Janet
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of
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to deary Duaina Arnold tw, sow of Mrs. Mau»ic$ Lane of Portl«^
Grecian urns and tile from the Elaine, to Perry Davis, son of
Ronald Thompsfln, son of Mr. and
"ftto. and STre Stanley Arnold«« of was matron of hanor. SAe wore a gu«Rt bro* »J Mr» Bpy^ Haney, "Mrs. Herschal Thompson of Ad candelabra furrashed the setting syarathemar» in Italy used in the Mrs. Phil Pratt of Enterprise, Ore.
for the wedding. For her daugh swimming pools.
£La Grand« Th« Rav Paul Lud> Sjwle blue street length dr««e «f Mi«a«* Smki-« Goatart, Leia Far. rian.
Both are graduates of Enter
ter’s yedding. Mrs. Schaffeld
tax. performed th« tatal« ring blye brocade with a blue eatia rar and Carole. Greig assisted at
During the business portion of prise high school. Miss Wakefield
For her wedding, Miss Schaffeld wore a rt^val blue lac® dress and
«mmuej m the graaanea of 7g cumtattanh She were a Hal tta gift tafela.
Few Mr **Mir® trip to #the 1 wore a full length gown of white a corsage of white carnations. the meeting, the chib members is a sophomore at Eastern Oregon
guest« in tta My««« Mathadhat aatia cat «nil • ahcw* wil eV tax
set Oct. 3* as flower show time.
cvMt, tJi« r»w Mrs. ^r- slipper satin detailed \jith scoop
church.
Mt. She ce.'Vi«d°a n*ae *•»>«« «*!4ua eta«« «9 blu« and white neckline, empire fitted bodice and Mrs. Thompson wore a brown The show will be staged at the college at La Grande in elemen
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suit
^vith
a
white
carnation
Tall haaheto «g wtato gitatauw Vise Wancy Wilason Wee tag«»
princess waist, pleated in the
0 .community hall in Parma’Mem tary teacher training. Davis is a
and blwa carnafism* w«re placed girl. SA« wore e white sheer dress •uit Vi* grtata» Mccaaorias and back to fall in^ full chapel trBin corsage.
bers also voted to buy trees to sophomore in engineering at Ore
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wora
th«
ear««®«
from
her
A
4-tier
wedding
cake
decor
a* eittar «*ta •/ the altar end tta Wit* a Xue krv iMI civtaertata
plant on the we.it side of Malhehr gon State college.
w»<MiRg«ir>xxt.
ated
wiRi
tinted
blue
birds
cen
Her
shoulder
length
veil
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U»v«n branch ciustalitaa with
a h»Mtanh od tawera S a »
TM
brita
vm graduated from lusion bordered with white lace tered the refreshment table Fol Memorial hospital and to buy a
No definite date has been set
tat taywri were lighted by Larry cwrried a betakes vf ro«e pwtale.
Wyasa high «chcol in l*M«aqd S was held in place with a seed lowing the initial cut by the Bride book on conservation which will for the wedding, as both will con
Wilton and taaaa taut*. While
«■«J «.AftmaO a# «orth, Pavtae, a amicr at la«tan* Ctagon Col pearl tiara. She carried two white and bridegroom, th® cake was cut be placed id the Malheur County tinue their college education. '
•atin f»>w» and grevnery
rre
Oa, vm hear men and Uward lleg« of Education in La Granta.« orchids %n her prayer book. Her by Mrs. Rex Walters of Boise, and Library.
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gtaeed •1 X» «- l 4» at tta p»'»i
Members also voted their an
of Nyaea and tay Mpta * I Th« bridegraun gr««8uat£d freau only jewelry was a single strand served IW* Mrs Ha®>ld Wilson
and ia IX« vintavi Vi*
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la (irenAe w«iv uatare.
i La Grand« high school and RaF«r of pegrls, a gift of the bridegroom Mrs. Ted Schaffeld poured the nual gift to the scholarship fund Clyde Swisher Talks
gprw.
| At Book Club Meet
Mrs. Coffman choee foe- her Business College
s,atl' ‘’."d'J1 club fed
Miss Virginia Taghon of Vale was punch and Mr- John Sch
Mrs Grant
laved tM taught**« weeding a
Book C’lub met Saturday at the
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^ach year, two scholarships
lace
They will mate thair horn« at raeiH of hongr. She wore a blue poured coffee
Varid -ng mazttas and »aectaMvaa- sheath with a cor.awe of gin* 1909 M Ave.^ Apt i, La Granta, satin Street-length gown fashion
Mr® Robert Wilson had charge for advanced study in horticulture home of Mrs. M. L. Jucfd, for des
1X Chari«« Jon»«, sola.««.. whp V>aes km imtita won a ehaift- Lwlfito' they finieh their schooling ed idRitical to that of the bride. gf the guest booR. Mgs Duane D
are given to college students.
sert luncheon. Special guests vuere
•aflg “Always” tafore the eer«- gagne lace dress end a corsage of
Mrs. M L. Judd will host the Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs. Ger-
Among out-of-towij guests w«ve She carried an arm bouquet of I«t>ng. Mrs. Roslie M<<?Sy ancFMrs.
Bjuny and ‘TTia koed’s Pray«**’ aa pink reMa.
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Mr and Mrs.
Lanman iM, wh*e and blue gladiolus. Xliss Terry Musgrove assisted with the next meeting Oct. 13. Mrs. Geo ritt Timmerman.
the coaigl* bn«lt ah the «ltar
Rush will have* the program
A reception in the church jociel IVJAiie and Christine and Mr Victaie Schaffeld was flower girl gifts.
Mrs. Joe Brumbach introduced
,T>« brxke. given ia marriage taU followed ¿he ceremoay
e •nd Mr». Charles Sanderson t>f Sh« wore a dress fashioned as
Clyde Swishef, NHS teacher, who
The new Mrs. Thompson chose
h« her step-father, wore *a gown
The refreshment table was cen Summerville, Ore , Mr. and Mrs th« gown of the maid of honor, in
sheath With black access- jiing were Hans Schaffeld of studied Shakespeare at Stratford-
•d Waditianal wXto L-taatiUy laua tered Wi* a* (tend vedoliag eata F««kl *ill«rtata
tatalrta: >«1« blu« satir^
r her travel costume. Fol Souix Falls, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. on-Avon in England this sum
•vwr gloated tulle and satia. The ef white wi* tmj.-tws eP the Mr« lXFrrna ktaicm of Clgin;
Dick Herriman was best man lowing a wedding trip to Lake Rex Walters and Brenda of Boise; mer. He told of spending six
fktee length gerwn »M faahioned Walesa Nue
Arr/mgements of Jerry Scott, JesxTetrich and Ray- •nd Don and Gary Thompson, Tahoe, the couple will mgke their Mr. and Mrs Herb Andrews and weeks there and six weeks in
With a «callagwd sataina naehlim coral gladioli and tapers were nvond Hyde gf La Grande; Mary toothers of the bridegroom were home in Corvallis, where he is ' V*icki of Caldwell; Mrs. Emma Spain, Austria and France.
and Jong pointice sleeve« The used as decvretien. Mm Joy Gay Klaue and daughter» of Spokane, u»h«r»
Fourteen guests attended. The
a jenior at Oregon State College, Thompson and Mrs. Mane Earp
•tan w«a >«n wife lace paneis in
pdered rerww^.m nuie
and Mr and Mrs William Mortoa
Father William Slhoden per majoring in fish and game bi of Emmett and Mr, and Mrs. Dart next meeting of the club will be
the front and laoe and tulle tier«
Starving ths cake and punch I and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lane formed the double ring ceremony ology.
with Mrs Ralph Haworth in Nam-
Long of Lebanon, Oregon.
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Out-of-town guests for the wed-
before 200 guests. Mrs. Phil Ube^
I Pa.
wuibaraHttH, Jerry Arnoldns Repeal
Vowj in Methodist Church Sept. 6
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Janet Wakefield,
Perry Davis
Engagement Told
Schaffeld-Thompson Nuptials Held
September 6 in Vale Catholic Church
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1:30-3:00-4:00-5:00
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