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e THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1961 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR - I ited at the Earl Kygar home *” ------ 1----- ------------------- 1------- --------- J Thursday evening and played cards. Mrs. Flora Garner and Mrs. Al- zina Salter visited Thursday at the Jim Barton home in Melba, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Thiel By Mr». G. E. Mackey By Mr». Herschel Thompson were Sunday breakfast guests at KINGMAN KOLONY — AKH the John Thiel home. Also at- ADRIAN — Adrian Boy Scout extension club will have its next! i tending ______________ were Mr. __ and Mrs. Fran- troops attended the exposition Saturday night in Payette. Ex meeting April 20 at the home of Th Tel and Larry. Mrs Durlin Hammon. Election Dinner guests at the Mike plorer Scout troop took first place of officers will be held. Mrs Art Castro home Sunday were Mr. at the event with a film on their Sparks and Mrs Klaas Laan will Mrs jess Martinez and fam- 1 trip down Owyhee river. —- on care ..4 and Mr and Mrs Joe Rodri. give .u- the i lesson and ad Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and justment of sewing machines. guez and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Castro and Mrs. Edna Cowling were Sunday Sunday afternoon guests at the family recently moved into the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks home were Mr. and Ronald Batt home in Kingman Henry Day. Mr and Mrs Howard Day of Mrs Carol Sparks of Notus and Kolony. Owyhee dam spent Monday until Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hurst of Nys Adrian Prom Slated Saturday sa. Adrian high school junior-sen Wednesday at the home of his Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Krea- . ior prom and banquet will be brother, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day. ger, Mr and Mrs Neil Dirmnick. heW ln Adrian grade school Howard is recuperating from a Mr and Mrs. Vic Marshall and Saturd evening The prom will recent operation. Sunday visitors at the home of / „ , . . Mr. and Mrs Roy Holmes drove to Brownlee dam Sunday. They f 9 Qf OnUrio Mr and Mrs. Francis Deffer were report a beautiful drive morning to visit his mo- Messrs, and Mmes. Ed Gillespie Larry Culbertson visited Fnday £ Marje of Weiser, Fred Deffer and chil- [ dren and Darrell Williams. evening at the Earl Kygar home at the A1 Th Del Grannis arrived home from Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers__ u home ____ ..„.r,. Saturday evening were Fort Ord Sunday morning after accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jim son Mr. and Mrs. Al Goff and boys finishing boot camp training. He Phifer and Jannie to La Grande of Lakeview, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. ert Long of Adrian, Mr and Mrs and his family will leave some this week for Fort Belvoir Ralph Phifer. Thompson and Gary and time Saturday evening guests at the Herschel in Washington, D.C., where he Mrs. Marie Earp. Earl Kygar home were Mr. and Adrian high school band at I will be stationed. Mrs. Larry Culbertson, Mr and tended the music competition Freel Enters Boise Hospital Mrs Tom Duncan and family of festival held Oliver Freel entered Veterans’ Saturday in Baker. Ontario and Mr. and Mrs Jerry Participants from hospital in Boise Friday for a the community Gordon and Cindy of Jordan were Gary Thompson and Mar checkup and treatment. Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Mills and Slippy. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer at lene family of Nampa were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman tended a Mariners meeting Fri and Mrs. Ida Hodges visited dinner guests of his aunt, Mrs. day evening at Adrian Commun Thursday evening at the Bill Van C. R. Mills and Ross. ity church. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ezell and DeWater home. They visited Sat Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt and urday evening with family of Marsing and Mrs. Rob Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Maybon had ert Toomb and Sherrie were Sun Witt. dinner in Nyssa Saturday after Wilson day afternoon visitors at the Ver Dinner guests Sunday at the noon at one of the local cafes. non Parker home. W. A. Callister home were Mr. Visiting at the Ed Brandt home and Mrs. Carlyle Jensen of On Mr. and Mrs. Monte Spelman Wednesday were Mrs. Bob Ha tario, granddaughter of the Cal- and sons visited Sunday at the ney and children and Mrs. Mike listers, Wayne Callister and Miss home of his uncle, Norvell Shel Elliott. ton in Council, Idaho. Linda Crookham of Caldwell. Calen Wayne Callister of Boise Mrs. Denver Glenn, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel phon is spending a week with his ed their daughter, Sister Mary children of Parma visited Satur grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Annrite, RSM, of St. Catherine’s day afternoon with Mrs. Glenn Callister. Ward and family. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant via- hospital in Omaha, Neb., on Eas- [ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ward and ter Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Bruce Pinkston family were Sunday visitors at and son of Parma visited Sunday the home of her parents, Mr. and afternoon at the Walter Pinkston , Mrs. Denver Glenn, Sr., of Par ma. home. Mrs. Walter Pinkston and Mr. I Recruiters Speak to Students Recruiters of the Marine corps and Mrs. Thomas Sant attended Easter services held from Friday at Boise, Army and Navy person- through Wednesday at the Free I nel and the clerk from the selec Methodist church in Adrian. The tive service board at Ontario GEORGE CAREY, Owner Rev. Quincy Fudge and family were guest speakers during Am of Caldwell conducted the ser- erican problems class Thursday Same Location 5 Years vices and were in charge of mu- afternoon at Adrian high school. Across from Idaho Power Mr. and Mrs. Al Goff and sons sic. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lane and of Lakeview visited her father. PHONE family were dinner guests Sun day at the Jim Lane home in Ad ated Garden club was held last Thursday at East Side cafe in rian. Mr and Mrs. Joe Louk of Idaho I Ontario. Attending from the 24 N. 8th—Payette I Falls arrived Thursday to visit community were Mrs. Dale Ash | their daughter and family, Mr. craft, Mrs. Charlie Schweizer and and Mrs. Carl Piercy. They re Mrs. Morris Judd. turned home Monday. Mrs. Ed Brandt and Mr. anil Mr. and Mrs. Monte Spelman Mrs. Vern Maybon went to the and family visited Thursday eve Pete Franks home Wednesday ning at the Carl Piercy home. evening for ice cream and cake. Group Plans Hankie Exchange Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy Pollyanna club met Thursday were dinner guests Saturday eve afternoon at the home of Mrs. ning at the Jim Lane home in Herschel Thompson with Mrs. Adrian. Marie Earp assisting. Fifteen The Presbyterian Women’s as 36 Years Experience as Dental members held a plant exchange. sociation held a quilting bee Wed Technician Assures You of For the next meeting, to be held nesday at the Wesley Piercy TOP QUALITY WORK! May 4 at the home of Mrs. Don home. Mrs. Marie Earp helped Fox with Mrs. Johnny Thiel as in the afternoon. lull Seis Scruiced co-hostess, a handkerchief ex Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb at change is planned. Mrs. Willis tended a birthday party at the Broken Plates Repaired Conant resumed her duties as Robert Fangen home in Nyssa loose îi’cth Relined secretary. Saturday evening to honor their Mrs. Tony Martinez was hostess daughter, Sandra, who was three Missino Icelli Replaced to the Koffee Klutch Wednesday years old. U Iule I ou U ai» afternoon. Mmes. Dale Ashcraft, Wesley Piercy took Mr and Open Evenings Herb Thomas, Henry Day, Bill | Mrs. Herman Campbell and Mr By Appointment Toomb and K. I. Peterson at Meaham of Kennewick. Wash , to tended along with Mrs. Joe Owyhee dam Friday to hunt EASY CREDIT TERMS Wright as a visitor. rocks. They were dinner guests Satisfaction Guaranteed District meeting of the Feder- at the Piercy home that evening River Trip Film Takes Firs! Place Al Seoul Event Extension Club Election Meeting Slated April 20 Mrs Essie Barnes of Monte Vista, Colo., was a Sunday over night guest of Mr. and Mrs Her bert E. Cox. She was enroute to Chehalis, Wash., to visit her son, Chestley Barnes and family. RUSSELL BROTHERS PURCHASE CHILD FARM Mr. and Mrs Raymond F. Rus sell, route 2, Nyssa, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman H. Russell of Los Angeles recently purchased the Arvel Child farm on Alberta Mr and Mrs. Robert Long, from avenue. Friday until Sunday. The Goffs The Raymond Russell couple and Longs were Saturday evening will move into the house on the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Al Child farm and Lyman will reside Thompson. with them. His family will re The Rev. Emery Barnes of King main in California until suitable Hill, Idaho, visited Friday at the 1 housing can be obtained. home of the Rev and Mrs Henry The Raymond Russells have Moore. been residents of the Nyssa area Mariners club met Friday even for the past 15 years. Their son- ing in the church basement. 1 in-law and daughter, Mr. and Women’s association of Adrian Mrs. Floyd Hale and family, will Presbyterian church will meet move into their home southwest this afternoon at the home of Mrs. i of town. Verle Bishop and the church The Child family, Nyssa area board will meet this evening at residents for the past 20 years, the home of Mrs. Henry Day. plans to move to Quincy, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Willis where they will continue to farm. and son and Mrs. Maggie Forgy Mrs. Child and children will re of Star, Idaho, were Sunday eve main here until school is out. ning dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey. Journal Classifieds Pay! Mrs Molly Hopp of Nampa was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs Wyatt Smith. The group visited in the afternoon at the Don Strickland and Art Hawkins homes Mrs. Harold Rhodes and chil dren of Walla Walla visited from Wednesday until Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. H. Boydell. Mr and Mrs Ed ward Boydell and family of Nam- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer and pa were Sunday dinner guests at Jannie of Adrian were Saturday the parental home. evening dinner guests of Mr and FOR FINE PRINTING Mrs. Thurman Piercy and family. Phyllis and Janice Richards left Friday evening for Marys ville, Calif., to visit Sgt. and Mrs. Henry Storm. Storm is stationed at Beal Air Force base. The Storms will accompany the girls back to Nyssa and plan to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storm at Emmett and other relatives and friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds of Kuna were Sunday visitors of the Rev. and Mrs. Omar Barn house and family. 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