Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, October 13, 1960, Page 3, Image 3

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THURSDAY. OCTOftCt 13.
Bulb Eichtngt
Roll Call Sei
By OKK Member»
By Edna Mills
OWYHEE—OKK club will meet
Thursday, Oct. 20, at the home
of Mrs. Keith Kygar with Mrs.
Chester Mills as co-hostess. Roll
call will be exchange of flower
bulbs.
TME ÜYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
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By Mrs. Jam*« Ritchie
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BUENA VISTA—Sunday even­
ing visitors at the Eugene Stephen
home were Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Norland and Eric and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Kobym and Billy, all
of Caldwell.
Roscoe Tanner and Dean Fields
spent last weekend in Boise at­
tending an Idaho Air National
Guard meeting.
Mrs. Alberta McPherson of Nys­
sa visited Saturday morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
LaVem Cleaver and family Sun­
day Mrs. Cleaver and children
and Mrs. McPherson were dinner
guests in Vale at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bowen and fami­
ly.
Miss Jean Fisher of Meridian
visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Stephen and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens and
children were Sunday evening
dinner guests at the Roy Rook­
stool home.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman
and Glenda entertained at dinner
Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz, Mr.
and Mrs. Shorty Brandt and Mr
and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
spent Saturday evening at Owy­
hee dam visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kygar
and daughter, Kathy, were Friday
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Kygar.
Former Owyhee residents Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Dryden and son
of Old Meadows, Idaho, were
Monday evening visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strick­
land. Other callers were Mrs. Lee
Householder and Mrs. Vic Mar­
shall.
Mrs. Lynn Kygar was a Monday
morning caller at the home of
Mrs. George Mendazona.
The Rev. and Mrs. Orin Hutchi­
son ^nd his mother of Post Falls, at the home of Mrs. Margaret Mc­
Idaho, were Friday evening call­ Cain in Vale.
ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Visit at Crocker Home
T. H. Brewer.
Mrs. Frank Crocker and Alvin
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen of Madras, Ore., and Mrs. Perry
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith Boles of Vale were Saturday eve­
spent Thursday afternoon and ning visitors at the home of Mr.
Friday putting new shingles on and Mrs. Earl Crocker. Mrs.
the roof of Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Crocker spent the night
Turner’s home. The Turners are with the Earl Crockers and also
parents of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. visited at the home of Mr. and
Lorensen.
Mrs. Lewis Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham
Wednesday evening callers at
spent Sunday visiting friends, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Evans at Brewer were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Homedale and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tallman and children of Home­
Grooms at Wilder.
dale, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barker
Mrs. Mary Wood was a Satur­ and sons of Nu Acres, and Mr.
day overnight guest at the home and Mrs. Bob Bernie and family
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crocker. of Nyssa.
Mrs. Crocker drove her to Boise
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland
Sunday afternoon.
and house guest, Henry Ward,
Peutz Have New Son
went to Boise Wednesday. On
Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz be­ their return trip, Ward stayed
came parents of a son Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. John Glo­
morning. Mrs. Peutz entered ver at Caldwell, where he will
Caldwell Memorial hospital late visit for several days. The Strick­
Wednesday night and her son, lands then went to Nampa and
Andy Werner, was born at 1:45 Mrs. Gertrude Jackson returned
a.m. Thursday morning. He here with them and will visit
weighed 9 pounds, lti ounces and relatives this week.
is 22 inches tall. Andy and his
Mr. and Mrs. Lou DeGoede
mother arrived home Sunday af­ visited at the home of Mr. and
ternoon and were greeted by j Mrs. Lynn Kygar Wednesday.
friends and relatives. Andy has Mrs. Florence Kygar returned to
one sister, Debra, age 2. Mrs. Caldwell with them for a visit.
Mary Jarvis is helping at the
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall, Mr.
Peutz home for a few days.
and Mrs. Neil Dimmick and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn were and Mrs. Red Kreager spent Sun-
Friday dinner guests at the home May visiting at the Spring creek
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share.
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt were
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis of
Dallas, Ore., were guests last Sunday dinner guests at the home
weekend at the home of his sister of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz.
Mrs. Keith Tailman of Home­
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Share.
dale and Mrs. Howard Evans of
J. A. Callaham and Mr. and Parma accompanied Mrs. Donald
Mrs. Erwin Callaham and new Brewer and son, Billy, to Boise
son, Danny, all of Tulelake, Calif., Monday when Billy received a
visited from Tuesday until Satur­ checkup.
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Lynn Kygar took her
Carl Callaham.
granddaughters, Carol and Linda
Jack Brewer of Ontario and Stith and Cindy Franklin, to their
Woodie Brewer of McCall were homes in Boise Wednesday and
weekend guests at the home of spent the night with her daughter,
Mrs. Maxine Stith. The children
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day were had spent 10 days visiting at their
Saturday evening visitors at the grandparents’ home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Turner
home of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Ekanger.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCain and I home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I
family were Sunday dinner guests Lorensen.
PAGE THREE
Hugh Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Lar- VISIT FROM BOISE
Linda Moncur and Janice Rich­
ry Nansel and children, all of
Nebraska, and for Mr. and Mrs. ardson of Boise were weekend
Silas Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Jim guests at the Mark Moncur home.
Ritchie called during the evening.
By Mr*. G. E. Mackey
Glenn showed home movies.
phen, in observance of Ruthie's
third birthday anniversary
Hoffmans Entertain at Dinner
Larry Stephen, JoAnn Stephen
ADRIAN — HEC Grange club
Wednesday dinner guests at the
Silas Hoffman home were Mr. and and Berniel Schulthies were met Wednesday afternoon at the
Mrs. Hugh Hoffman of Callaway, among members of the Nyssa home of Mrs. Henry Day. Among
Neb., Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nansel band who played at a football those present were Mmes. Herb
Thomas, Luit Stam and William
and children of Kearney, Neb., game in Boise Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Dail entertained Toomb.
Mr. and Mrs. Weir Hoffman of
Mrs. Wilson Witt was a visitor
Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoff­ the missionary ladies at her home
man and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rit­ Friday afternoon. Eight were in Sunday afternoon in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day.
chie. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coe and
Mrs. John Gowey and Mrs. Joe
called in the afternoon and were
Wednesday evening supper guests family of Roseburg arrived Fri-1 Gowey of Boise were in Nyssa
there. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and day and are visiting at the home and Adrian on business Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Nansel and children of Mrs. Coe’s brother, Mr and afternoon. They were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
left early Thursday morning for Mrs. Buster Talbot and family.
Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver and Mrs. Mackey. Mrs Joe Gowey is re­
their homes in Nebraska after
Delbert Cleaver attended a mo­ covering satisfactorily from a re­
spending a week here.
thers’ tea in Nyssa Monday after­ cent heart attack.
Roy and Kenneth Rookstool vis­ noon at the school.
Freel Breaks Rib Monday
ited Sunday afternoon at the Bob
Mrs. Esther Stephen and Mrs.
Oliver Freel had the misfortune
Rookstool home in Caldwell.
Eugene Stephen called Sunday af- of falling Monday while working
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner at­ I temoon at the Joe Stephen home. on one of his trucks, breaking a
tended open house reception Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver
day for her aunt and uncle, Mr. returned home last week from rib.Fidelae Arnica met with Mrs.
and Mrs. Elmer Marker in Cald­ deer hunting. They brought home Henry Moore Thursday evening.
well, on their 50th wedding anni­
There were 20 girls present.
one deer.
versary.
Young people of Adrian Pres­
Frances, Sylvia, Evelyn and
Wiener Roast Held at Cleaver's
Ann Cleaver and Cheryl Zesiger byterian church organized two
Wednesday evening guests at attended the football game in On­ groups Sunday night, consisting
the Eugene Cleaver home for a tario Friday evening.
of junior high and senior high
wiener roast were the Lester, Del­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie visit­ sections.
bert, Lloyd and LaVern Cleaver ed Sunday afternoon at the Ray
Glenn Ward left Sunday morn­
families, and the boys’ sister, Mrs. Griffitts home near Nyssa
ing to attend a superintendents’
Ruth Elliott of Missouri.
Robert Ritchie spent Saturday meeting in Salem.'
Mrs. Eugene Stephen served night and Sunday with Dennis
Messrs, and Mmes. Alvon Mc­
cake and ice cream Tuesday af­ Hayes of Ontario.
Ginnis, Dick Davis, Cecil Smith
ternoon to Mrs. Esther Stephen,
Don Smith of Oregon Trail vis­ and Gary, Bill Willis and family,
Peter, Freddie and Ruthie, small ited Sunday evening at the Jim and James McGinnis spent the
children of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ste- Ritchie home.
weekend near Unity deer hunt-
Adrian News
Mr. and Mrs Marion Chugg and FFA Members Discuss
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stauffer of Various Activities
Logan, Utah, visited Sunday at
By Mile« Flake
the Lamont Fife home. Mr. and
Members of the Nyssa chapter
Mrs. Bob Sturgis of New Ply­ of Future Farmers of America
mouth were also Sunday visitors held their monthly meeting Oct.
at the Fife home.
4 at the high school.
Major topics covered during the
ing. They returned with four meeting
were membership dues,
deer.
for FFA-FHA party and a
Mrs. Calvin Wilson and chil­ plans
formal ceremony for raising green
dren of Pocatello and Mrs. George hands
to chapter farmers.
Ward of Middleton were Thurs­
day evening dinner guests of Mr. ' Sam Smit was elected sentinel.
He held this post at the district
and Mrs. Glenn Ward.
Mmes. William Webb and Bob [ leadership meeting held Sept 22
Webb were Sunday dinner guests at Halfway, Ore.
Money raising projects discuss­
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam and
family of Fruitland while their ed were a candy-cookie sale to
be held Oct. 6 at the high school
husbands were deer hunting.
canteen. Proceeds from the sale
Attend Washington Reunion
Messrs, and Mmes. E. M. Mack­ were to be used to send delegates
ey and Harry Gage of Boise left to the national Future Farmers
Wednesday morning to attend a convention at Kansas City, Mo.
family reunion in Vancouver,
Another project discussed was
Wash., at the home of Leopold the FFA radio day using radio
Meyer, uncle of Mrs. Mackey and station KEOK at Payette.
Mrs. Gage. A dinner was held
The FFA-FHA party was refer­
Sunday in honor of Mr. Meyer’s red to a committee for further
97th birthday anniversary.
action.
Mrs. James McGinnis is in Top­
penish, Wash., caring for a new
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Goodson of
granddaughter born Oct. 3 to Mr. Parma were Sunday afternoon
and Mrs. James McGinnis, Jr.
callers at the F. G. Holmes home.
Messrs, and Mmes. Alvon Mc­
Ginnis and Bill Willis were Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clifford
day evening guests of Mr. and were Wednesday evening dinner
Mrs. Dick Davis in honor of the guests of Mrs Virginia Rookstool.
birthday anniversary of James
McGinnis.
Miss Ann Fife, University of
Messrs, and Mmes. James Har­ Idaho student at Moscow, spent
per, Glenn Ward and Bill Willis thè weekend at thè home of her
went bowling at Homedale Satur­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lamont
day night.
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