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Miss Diane Zobell, daughter of with the reception. Placing the
Mr. and Mrs Henry Zobell of gifts were June Feik, Marjory Ty­
Nyssa, became the bride of Rich­ ler and Elaine Glover.
ard E. Hurley, son of Mr. and
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Emerson Hurley of Roose­ Mrs. Zobell chose a royal blue
velt, Utah, on Feb. 5 at the LDS street-length dress wjth a white
temple in Salt Lake City.
carnation corsage, and the bride­
The young couple was honored groom’s mother chose a powder
at a reception Feb. 6 at the sugar blue dress and also wore a cor­
company club house. The place sage of white carnations.
was decorated in the Valentine
For the new Mrs. Hurley’s going
theme with a big net heart cen­ away costume, she chose a beige
tered with a red carnation bou­ walking suit wtih gold - brown
quet, in front of which the bride accessories.
and groom received their guests.
The bride is a graduate of Nys­
Miss Zobell was attired in a sa high school and attended BYU
traditional gown of white lace and for two years while the bride­
net over taffeta, featuring a scal­ groom was graduated from BYU
loped neckline with long pointed and is employed at Ernst & Ernst
sleeves. The skirt was designed in Salt Lake City where they will
with a lace apron and re-ambroid- make their home.
ered roses on a net overskirt over
Among out-of-state guests were
tiers of net ruffles and she wore the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and
an elbow-length veil of French Mrs. Emerson Hurley of Roose­
illusion net. The bride carried a velt, Utah, his sisters, Mrs. Max­
red carnation bouquet interlaced ine Bnenkerhoff of Brigham City
with white velvet cord.
and Mrs. Josephine King of Provo.
Attending were bridesmaids,
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Mrs. Dale Peterson and Mrs. Orin
Roth, who were attired in red Golden Rule Chapter
taffeta dresses and carried heart- HaS Friendship Night
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bouquets of
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The Golden Rule chapter 131,
tions.
Best man was the bride’s bro­ Order of Eastern Star, held a
regular meeting Monday night at
ther, Paige Zobell.
After the initial cut, the four­ the Masonic hall. The officers
tiered wedding cake, decorated were attired in formals for
with red hearts and white roses, Friendship night in which approx­
was served by Mrs. W. O. Peter­ imately 30 members of other
son, Mrs. Lowell Dailey, Linda chapters in the valley attended.
Special friendship guests were
Lee Dailey and Mrs. Paul Winn
with Mrs. Lloyd Lewis assisting Mrs. Myrtle B. Peterson, past
worthy grand matron of the State
of Oregon; Mrs. Ellen Congrove,
Local FHA Members Vale; and the special project com­
for the Grand chapter of
Tour Sugar Refinery mittee
the State of Oregon; Mrs. Jennie
Members of the Nyssa FHA Boston,
worthy matron of Star
chapter were given an extended chapter 69
of Ontario; Mrs. Lois
tour of Nyssa’s Amalgamated Johnson, worthy
of Mt.
Sugar refinery Tuesday of last Olive chapter 52 matron
of Parma, and
week. Following the tour, group Mr. and Mrs. Ed
McVickers,
returt__ __ to ___
members returned
the _____
horn« worthy patron and worthy matron
ec room for a pizza pie dinner, of Golden Chain chapter 103 of
Mrs. Rollo Kent, club mother at- Vale.
w tended as a guest
Balloting was conducted with
Members voted to contribute Tom
G. Jones becoming affiliated
$15 to Teens against Polio.
with
Golden Rule chapter.
Those girls who will attend the
During a special program, each
FHA state convention this year star
gave a reading and for­
on March 5 and 6 are Jean Evans, med point
a
cup
of friendship while
Bonnie Arai and Kathy Klinken- Mrs. Bub Sappe
a solo. Wor­
berg who will apply for state de­ thy Matron Mrs. sang
Gerald Mackey
grees. Others who* will attend presented each one
present a
are Karen Kent, president and crocheted cup of friendship.
Wanda Long, vice president.
At the close of the evening
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Mary K. Olsen and Judy Wilson
Mrs. Larson is Hostess
sang a duet and Pam Alexander
To Thursday Bridge Club
played a piano selection. Refresh­
Mrs. Raymond Larson, Sr. was ments were served by Mr. and
hostess to her Thursday afternoon Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. Lucinda
bridge club last week. Guest play­ Daniels and Mrs. K. A. Danford
ers for the afternoon were Mrs. with Mrs. Myrtle Peterson presid­
Bill Woodman and Mrs. Kenneth ing at the coffee urn.
Cottle. Afternoon prize winners
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were Mrs. J. L. Herriman and
Mrs. Herriman Host
Mrs. Harry Miner.
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To ANK Garden Club
Tuesday Pinochle Club
The ANK Garden club met
At Clarence Clapp Home
Tuesday, Feb. 9, at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Clapp was host­ Mrs. J. L. Herriman with Mrs.
ess Tuesday to members of her Gerrit Stam as co-hostess.
pinochle club. High score for the
During the business meeting
evening was won by Mrs. La conducted by the president, Mrs.
Vern Cleaver, second high, Mrs. Stam, an invitiation was read
Duane Holcomb and traveling, from the Ontario Garden club to
Mrs. Rudy Marostica and Mrs. attend a garden club party Feb.
Bill Hamilton.
27 at the Ontario club house.
ANK members donated $5 to
an emergency fund for the search
Nyssa Births . . .
January 27—To Mr. and 1 Mrs. of the body of Roy Hashitani.
They also donated $5 to the Bo­
Ray Burger of Ontario, a girl.
February 2----- To Mr. and Mrs. tanical garden at Champaign
Richard Pounds of Nyssa, a girl. state park in Oregon.
It was also announced that the
Feb. 5—To Mr and Mrs. Keith
district garden club meeting will
Vickers of Parma, a girl.
Feb. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Jim be held April 21 at Vale with the
Purple Sage Garden club of Wil­
Sutton of Parma, a boy.
Feb. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles lowcreek being the hostess club.
The program was presented by
Raymond Draper of Grandview,
Mrs. Stam.
Idaho, *a girl.
Feb 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Book of Exodus Reviewed
Nichols of Parma, a boy.
Feb. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph At Book Club Meeting
Vasquez of Nyssa, a boy.
The Book club met Saturday
Feb. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. May­ afternoon at the home of Mrs.
nard Thompson of Vale, a girl.
Raymond Price in Parma with 10
Feb. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Dean members present for the 1:30 p.m
Hansen of Parma, a boy.
dessert.
Feb. 13—To Mr and Mrs. Wil­
Mrs. Elton McCormick gave the
liam Bishop of Wilder, a girl.
book review for the afternoon on
the book of Excxius.
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Nyssa Home
unit
met Thursday at the Methodist
Church social hall with 20 mem­
bers and five guests present.
Eye Openers for the afternoon
were hot pads, card table covers
and an apron given by Mrs. Paul
Ludlow and Mrs. Fern Runcorn.
Mrs. Frank Holub gave a review
of her trip to the home demon­
stration meeting in Portland in
October.
Mrs. Gene Grasty gave a lesson
on program planning and there
will be a special meeting on pro­
gram planning on March 4.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Ludlow and Mrs. Runcorn.
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Garden Club Takes
Ceramic Field Trip
The Town and Country Garden
club met Monday afternoon at the
K. E Kerby home with seven
members present.
After a short business meeting
and refreshments, members took
a field trip to Wilder to view the
ceramic shop of Mrs. Huff. She
explained the process of making
the clay and then molding, glaz­
ing and firing of each piece.
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Mrs. Marcum Hostess
Of TAN Bridge Club
The TAN Bridge club met
Thursday at the Paul House home
with Mrs. Glenn Marcum and
Mrs. John Simianer as co-hostess.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. Marvin Wilson. Mrs. Stanley
Bybee and Mrs. John Focht. Prize
winners were Mrs. Carl Devin,
high, Mrs. David Krause, bingo
and Mrs. Wilson, traveling.
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Craig Holcomb Honored
On Fifth Anniversary
Craig Holcomb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Delwin Holcomb was honor­
ed on his fifth birthday annivers­
ary Thursday night. Guests were
Craig’s grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Morfitt and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb.
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Oregon Trail Card Party
Hosted By Three Couples
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Snodgrass,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes were
hosts at the Oregon Trail Grange
semi-monthly card party held
Saturday evening at the Oregon
Trail hall.
Twelve tables were in play and
high winners for the evening
were Lula Lattig and Jim Malloy.
Low prizes were won by Mrs.
Fern Runcorn and Frank Sher­
wood. Mrs. Loyd Adams and W.
O. Unwin were winners of the
traveling prizes.
The next card party will be
held February 27, and the public
is cordially invited.
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Bridal Shower Given
For Marjorie Brawner
At Paul Baker Home
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was given Jan. 29 for Miss Mar­
jorie Brawner at the home of
Mrs. Paul Baker at 1005 Park
Ave., Nyssa.
Guests were the employee^ of
Malheur Memorial hospital.
Games and prizes were highlights
of the evening.
Mrs. Baker was assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Glen Mefford,
Janice Baker and also by her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robert Ba-
ker.
Miss Brawner, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Roy Brawner of Fruit­
land is the bride-elect of Jack
Mattoch of Fruitland.
Large Crowd Attends
Annual Scout Dinner
With 200 in attendance, the an­
nual banquet for the Guide Patrol
Scouts of the LDS Nyssa stake
was held Friday night at the
Owyhee ward recreat.on hall The
dinner was prepared and served
by the Nyssa Stake Primary as­
sociation assisted by the presi-
dency from each of the seven
wards of the stake.
Prior to the dinner, games and
stunts for the guests were con-
ducted by Mrs. Raymond Bower
of Parma.
Special guests included Jim
Kearns, Ore-Ida council scout
executive; Syd Tate, Oregon dis- I
trict scout executive; Arvel L. |
Child, Leland Montgomery and,
J. Blaine Holladay, Nyssa stake I
presidency. Other guests were the 1
boys, their parents and their ward I
Guide Patrol leaders.
This being the Golden Jubilee
year of Scouting, appropriate gol­
den emblems were used in the '
table decorations and golden ,
wreath encircled 50’s reminded i
guests of the theme. Favors were
miniature Uncle Sam hats filled
with candy.
The colors were presented in an
impressive flag ceremony by .
Scouts in uniform under the direc- i
tion of Mrs. Dean Blaylock, stake I
Guide Patrol leader.
The program with Mrs. J. El- i
wood Flinders as mistress of cere­
monies included invocation by
President Montgomery, vocal solo
by Wesley Hansen of the Vale
troop, a talk by Kearns, skit by
scouts from the Nyssa First ward,
puppet show by the Ontario ;
scouts, a solo by Ronald Cottrell ,
of Nyssa, remarks by President
Holladay, three numbers from a
band comprised of the Nyssa Sec- 1
ond ward scouts, entertainment |
and fun conducted by Mr. Tate, j
Benediction was by President
Child.
The preparation of the dinner ,
and table setting was done by .
Mrs. Lee Stoker and Mrs. Jay
Gibson assisted by Mrs. Norma
Jameson, Mrs. Robert Stringham,
Mrs. Virginia Anderson of Parma,
Mrs. Earl Burton, Mrs. Emma
Chytraus and Mrs. Vernon Mont­
gomery of Ontario. Mrs. Bower
was in charge of invitations, and
Frell Blair and Mel Beck, tables
and seating. Mrs. Flinders and
Mrs. Blaylock were co-chairmen
of the event.
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With Mrs. Robert Q Smith
The faculty wives bridge club
met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Robert Q. Smith. Prize win­
ners for the evening were Mrs.
Walter McPartland, Jo Weymouth
and Mrs Bill Barton.
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Nobility reigned over the Ad­
rian carnival Friday night as
Karen Cltjcas and King \
Queen “
Vernon Slippy, sophomores at I
Adrian high were elected from
student candidates. Other con- |
tenders were Helen Johnannesen
and Ruy Atagi, seniors; Linda I
DeHaven and Dale Borge, juniors ;
and Linda Orris and Kiyohoru [
Hori, freshmen.
The carnival, sponsored by the I
PTA and PTSA of Adrian, netted
$593 00 for the purchase of band
uniforms.
Billy Martin was winner of the
electric and portable radio, Tom­
my Smith won an electric blanket
and the table lamp went to Ann
Newman.
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Weekend visitors in the Roy
Knoedler home were Mr and Mrs.
R. B Lemmon of Fremont, Neb. .
Mrs. Lemmon and Mrs. Knoedler (
are sisters. Dale Knoedler of Boise ,
Llso spent the weekend with his '
parents.
hall. Third and Park.
Feb. 23. 10 a.m.—Adrian Soil
Conservation district annual meet­
ing.
Feb. 24 - 25. 7:45 p.m. — Nyssa
stake MIA drama festival at Owy­
hee and Ontario LDS chapels.
Feb. 25, 5:30 to 8 p.m.—Catholic
church ham dinner at parish hall.
Feb. 27. beginning at 5:30 p.m.—
Ham dinner at Adrian Community
church.
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School Candidates
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At Adrian Carnival
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beem of '
Boise spent Sunday with her par- 1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell
and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Sunshine Club Meets
Hale. They came to pick up their
At Owen Gann Home
daughters who had been spending
The Rebekah Sunshine club met the week.
Feb. 5th at the home of Mrs.
Owen Gann with 12 members and Coming Events . . .
one guest present.
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Tonight, 7:30 p.m. — Regular
After the business meeting, meeting
of Job's Daughters at
bunco was played with prize win­ Masonic hall.
Junior Bethel in
ners, Mrs. Theron Wheeler, Mrs. charge.
Howard Finger and Mrs. Joe Bel­
Tonic t. 8 p.m—Nyssa Legion
lon.
Attend Ceramic Classes
auxiliary meeting at com-
Refreshments were served at and
At Ercher Home in Wilder
the close of the meeting by Mrs. munity hall.
Tonight, 8 p.m.—Adrian grade
Several members of the Nyssa Gann and Mrs. Ule Alsup.
school PTA meeting at grade
extension unit are attending in­
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school building.
struction classes on ceramics on
Houston
Wilsons
Entertain
Feb. 20. 7:30 p.m. — Masonic
Monday evenings and Friday af­
Washington banquet at East Side
ternoons at the home of Mrs. Er­ Couples Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs Houston Wilson cafe in Ontario.
cher in Wilder.
Feb. 20, 9 p.m.—Benefit dance
Those attending the Monday were hosts to the couples bridge
night class were Mrs. Murle Mar­ club Friday night with Mr. and at Oregon Trail hall, sponsored by
cum, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. D. R. Ma­ Mrs. Gene Stunz as guest players. Owyhee Riding club.
Feb. 22, 8 p.m.—American G. I.
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son. Mrs. Ronald Batt and Mrs.
Forum meeting at Catholic parish
James Hartman.
Faculty Wives Meet
of all makes and models.
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Miss Diane Zobell, Richard E. Hurley Lesson
Presented
Unit
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