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o o O o o o O o o o ° THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, I960 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Church Circles Meet Wednesday At Gilbert Home —The Merry Nu Acres Grange Wins First Place On Booth at Fair Several Members Of Merry Matrons Win Game Prizes Rebekah Ladies Present Bouquet To Mrs. Crocker RETURN FROM IDAHO TRIP Mr. and Mrs Mark Moncur and family and Marilyn Gonyer re turned Sunday from a week’s vacation trip to northern Idaho. In Naples they visited the Tren By Farmerette« Club By Mr*. Frank Byar* Jones family, former Nyssa resi- NU ACRES — The Nu Acres dents. OREGON TRAIL By Mr*. Gerald Mackey Grange booth at Payette county By Edna Mills Matrons club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McKee OWYHEE—Mrs. Ellis Walters, Alberta Smith near Ontario Wed ADRIAN — Community church fair was awarded first place. It Mrs. Joe Bellon, Mrs. Howard nesday afternoon, Aug. 24. Nine circles met Wednesday at the was a very attractive booth and were Sunday evening dinner Smith, Mrs Harry Kingrey and members spent a social afternoon. home of Mrs. Austin Gilbert with those who spent time and work guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Arm Mrs Cecil Morrison, members of Games were played with several a potluck luncheon. The after-1 getting it ready are to be con strong in Wilder. noon was spent in Bible study. gratulated. the Nyssa Rebekah lodge, called winning prizes. Those present from Adrian were on Mrs. Earl Crocker Friday and Refreshments were served by the Mmes. Henry Day, K. I_ Pet Lore Peterson and family of ther, Mrs. Paul Daudt in Payette, where they also visited with Mr. presented her with a lovely bou the hostess. Next meeting will be R. Seward, Alaska, visited recently Mrs. Elmer Daudt of Port quet of flowers. Mrs. Crocker at the home of Viola Adams on erson, Mary Henderson, C. There at the home of his uncle, Mr. and and Mills and Henry Moore, land who are here for a visit. De broke her left wrist last week. Sept. 14. were 12 members present. Mrs. P. M. Jorgensen. Wednesday borah Daudt spent Saturday and visitors at the Jorgensen home Sunday visiting with Georgia Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day were and family of Ontario spent the daughter of Salt Lake City visited Sunday evening dinner guests of were his niece and husband, Mr. ' Dean Hagler, daughter of Mrs Bill Kohl in Nyssa. weekend at the home of her par last weekend at the W. P. Hend Mrs. C. R. Mills and Ross. They and Mrs. Carlos Davis. Marilyn Betts will be writing ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day at ricks home. Miss Wilma Daudt visited her also helped with the chores while news for the Farmerettes begin Owyhee dam. cousin, Linda Daudt last week, Peggy and Frances Seuell ac Ross is recuperating from the ning next week. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer spent companied members of their Sun misfortune of wrecking his truck j returning home Saturday with Mrs. Helen Schubert of Weiser her mother, Mrs. Herb Daudt of Friday evening visiting at the day school class of the Methodist Friday. was a Sunday dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mc church on a camping trip Friday Richard and Joy Helton of Bak home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ev j Payette. Connell at Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Derie vis night near Unity. er are spending two weeks with ans. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz ited Sunday at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams vis their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jorgensen and family of were Saturday evening visitors and Mrs. A. P. Chesney. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob ited Wednesday evening at the E. M. Mackey, while their par Blackfoot visited recently at the Mrs. Debbans and Bonnie visit Ontario hospital with their niece, ents are attending a church con home of his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Morfitt at Owyhee dam. ed Thursday afternoon at the Mrs. Jay Williamson and new ference in Portland. P. M. Jorgensen and family. Visit from Mose* Lake home of Mrs. Donna Daudt. Mr. and Mrs. James Lane of baby. Robert Ditty and sons, Dwight Party Honors Mrs. Conner Attend Family Reunion Mrs. Bob Holmes and children McDermitt, Nev., have returned and Byron of Moses Lake. Wash., Those present at the Calvin Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Jorgensen to Adrian to live. They have rent visited with her parents, the Jess were Friday dinner guests at the Conner home for a surprise birth-1 home of his sister and husband, Shusters at Huntington, from ed a house from Mr. and Mrs. day party for Mrs. Conner Satur and two grandsons, Blaine and Bruce of Los Angeles, attended i Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer. Rob Wednesday evening until Friday. Dan Holly. day evening were Mr. and Mrs.; a family reunion of the Jorgen Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker Coleen Brown was a guest at ert took his mother, Mrs. Della Delvin Conner, Carolyn and Don-' Ditty, to her home in Lawton, the Ernie Smith home near On- were Sunday dinner guests of her na of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern 1 sen family which was held at sister, Mrs. Mary Hatt. Logan, Utah, last week. There Okla., and was enroute to his tario from Wednesday until Fri- Earl Winn went to the coast Conner, Larry, Marcene, Deloris j were 130 present with four fami day. home in Moses Lake. salmon fishing last week, He and Carla, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Con- I lies not represented. Mrs. Delwin Holcomb and chil Glenda Lou Brown of Boise returned ner and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Speas dren spent last week at the home spent from Saturday until Mon Guests home Conner, Shirley, Shanna and > had dinner and spent the after and this week of Mr. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob day with her parents, the Glenn Mrs. Francis Deffer were her Grace. noon Sunday at the home of M- Browns. Morfitt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daudt, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Jennings aunt, Mrs. Ami Bullington, and Linda and Charlene visited Sun and Mrs. Carl Moss at New Ply Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Moles mouth. and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall and sons visited Sunday after of day at the home of Charles’ mo- West Linn, Ore. Mrs. Louis Fuller, Don and noon at the W. P. Hendricks made a trip Sunday to McCall via Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gilbert of Patty of Council, Idaho, were last home. Cascade and Horseshoe Bend. On to Burgdorf, Idaho, this week as Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams Seattle are visiting his parents, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly. Thursday afternoon callers at the their return trip they were sup Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gilbert. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conner. per guests at the home of Mr. and and David of Boise were supper Mr. and Mrs. Mike Elliott went Supper Honors James Harper Mrs. Fuller is a cousin of Mr. guests Sunday night at the Al and Mrs. Pallisier at Huntington. Mrs. James Harper entertained Conner. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy and fred Adams home. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks they visited Mr. Hendricks bro Saturday evening with a buffet! Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brown family were Saturday evening and daughter, Mrs. Thane Lank ther, Tom and family at Burley, supper in honor of her husband’s of Nyssa were Wednesday visit visitors at the home of Mr. and ford of Marsing, spent several with Mrs. Hendricks brother, C. birthday anniversary. Guests in ors at the W. O. Unwin home The Mrs. Melvin Crocker. days last week in Idaho where E. Blair and family at Rigby. cluded their house guests, Mr. Unwins called at the Brown home Work on Fair Booth Posters They returned home Friday. and Mrs. George Stenfrud and Monday evening. Eight members of the Tri-Val Mr. and Mrs. Don Royse and Mr. and Mrs. Omar Betts, Mari ley extension club met at the family arrived home Friday eve children of Strevell, Idaho, were family of Yakima, Wash., and the lyn, Carolyn and Gene attended home of Mrs. M. Atagi Friday af ning from Orvada, Nev., to spend overnight guests Sunday at the Messrs, and Mmes. Paul Tollman, the annual Nebraska picnic held James Stewart of Caldwell and ternoon to work on a poster dis the weekend with their parents, Rolland Holmes home. Sunday at Caldwell. Glenn Ward and families. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Perkins and play to be used in their booth at Frances Tarrent and Harley Lorris Sutherland came Satur Mrs. Mary Henderson is visiting Malheur county fair in Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Lou Pratt. Henshaw of Boise visited Sunday this week at the home of her day morning to get his family, this week. Mrs. Warden of the Attend Pioneer Picnic evening at the Glenn Brown daughter, Mrs. Zola Coons at No who have been visiting for the ANK Garden club was a special Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland, past two weeks at the home of her tus. guest at the work session. Satur. Mrs. Lee Householder, Mr. and home. Mrs. Louise Williams and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and day evening Mrs. K. Okano and Mrs. Charles Schweizer and Mr. with her brothers, Henry, Mrs. Fred Arai assisted Mrs, M. and Mrs. George Schweizer at family were Sunday guests for a Virginia Beard of Riggins, Idaho, and Calvin and Lavern and their fam are guests this week of Mrs. Lois patio dinner at the Kenneth God Atagi in finishing the work and tended the Vale pioneer annual ilies. Williams. bout home in Ontario. plans were made to set up the picnic Friday. display Monday. Mrs. Henry Roberson and her Johnny Hite left Wednesday to daughter-in-law, , Mrs. Wayland return to the home of his parents, Roberson of Iron City, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Don Hite in Warden, spent the past week visiting at Wash., after spending several the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don V’ « ■y i weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. Linville. Mrs. Henry Roberson is Jack Elliott and the Don Brewer an aunt of Don. family. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Girard and Lori were Sunday dinner guests daughter, Karen, of Anaheim, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Calif., arrived this week to spend Crocker. , a week visiting at the home of her Mrs. C. R. Mills of Adrian spent parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skin- • Thursday afternoon visiting at ner. the home of her son, Chester Mr. and Mrs. Dan Perkins and Mills and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Batt of Nyssa were Thurs day evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Plaza IDEAL and family of Ontario were Sun day afternoon callers at the home & of Mr. and Mrs. George Menda- zona. — PROPANE Sunday evening dinner guests “Your Servant Beyond at the Donald Brewer home were the Gas Mains!” Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deffer and Kathleen and Mr. and Mrs. Dar 14 N. First FR 2 2214 rell Williams. I ON A 1960 MATTRESS GAS APPLIANCE — as we repeat Sea/y’s GREATEST SALE EVER! I HU tRt HH Htt ffft W UH IHt 4tf THl UH HU IVH uU 411 Ufi 4tl Ufi UH ♦HI HU 4ft HV 41 hi uh 4 •H 4¿ IHf ih 4+l -Hl Hi ¿ft lit Hft nit .fit hH t0r ttH i4t HU Mt Ml uU H44- VU h H ull iilx» TFT TFT 4 h - Mi H|l HI Ml In 1956 we sold the famous Saaly “Enchanted Nights ' Mattrass at the amazing low sale price of $39.95—a tremendous value then I Once more Seely permits us to repeat this offer—e< fhe same to* 1956 price / In face of steadily rising costs. It a an even greater value in 1960 So buy now and save I V DOHT 81 SILLY! 1 GOLF SCO«? 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