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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 TEE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE THREE .a — Mountain Home were Sunday CLARKSON TWINS RELEASED Word has been received by Mrs. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs FROM PORTLAND HOSPITAL J. 1. Brady that her son, E. 1. Bra- James McGinnis. Mrs. J. I. Brady has received dy and family have recently lo- Linda Bishop, Patty Bean. Lynn word that her twin grandsons, cated at Casper, Wyo., where he By Miss Helen Hatch Chaney, Catherine Samer and Douglas and David Clarkson, are is employed by Curtis Industries, Phone Parma 2-2473 Darryl Seuell attended a hay now at their home in Portland Inc. The Bradys are former resi ride party Sunday evening for following several weeks stay in dents of Treasure Valley. Two of children. Chuckle and Ka Mr and Mrs. Bud Wohlcke of i young people of Adrian Presby- | a hospital. They received broken their By Mrs. George Moeller thy. are visiting here this summer terian church. legs in a bicycle - car mishap Worden, Wash., and daughter, ARCADIA — Arcadia club met Mrs. Robert Weir arrived home around the middle of April. They ■ with their grandparents, Mrs. J. June 2 at the home of Mrs. Or Sarah Sue of Quincy. Wash., were Monday afternoon after spending will remain in body casts to their’ I. Brady and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. recent dinner guests of Mr. and land White, with 15 members in Chase at Emmett. Two other some time in Malheur Memorial waists until July 1. Mrs. Henry Edens and Jerry. attendance. Mrs. Fay Com drew children, Jeiry and Peggy are hospital. Clarence Mitchell of Portland the hostess gift and election of with their parents in Casper. and Lee Fisk of Parma visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe King spent Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs. officers was held. Monday with Mr. and Mrs Frank Memorial day at Baker. They also E. B. Brady and family of Moun Mrs Don Lytle was elected Miller.' Mrs. George N. Bear and Angie visited relatives at Salem and tain Home spent the weekend president; Mrs. George Hust, vice Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh of Spokane. Cook attended Silver Star chapter with his mother, Mrs. J. I. Brady, president; Mrs. Ruth Kartlever, I Caldwell, Mrs. Frank Johns, Verl 83, Order of Eastern Star, Tues secretary - treasurer. After the Pyle and Ralph Moore were Sat Mrs. Dick Davis and Mrs. and their daughter, Barbara day evening in Homedale. I Charles Chapin of Sunset Valley business meeting Mrs. Wendell urday dinner guests at the Hor Steven Elgan of Pasco, Wash., Richmond gave a demonstration ace Chaney home. The occasion visited Thursday with Mrs. Dick Reed at Nampa. is spending part of his summer Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Roberts of on invisible mending. ■ honored Chaney and Pyle on Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas and vacation with his grandparents, Pilot Rock, Ore., visited over Me Next and final meeting will be their birthday anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elgan. morial day weekend with the June 16 at the home of Amy Sandy Smith of Boise is visiting family, Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hop Leon Roberts, Sr., family. kins, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van Stradley. this week with her aunt, Mrs. DeWater and Mrs. Larry Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brammer Pearle Abbott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard and Mrs. Lyda Kohl, Mrs. Angie Several families from the com attended the wedding Friday eve spent Saturday night and Sunday Mr and Mrs. George Moeller munity attended the wedding ning of La Fawn Rucker and Al with the Duane Alters family and Cook and her brother, William went to McCall Saturday for sev- j Sunday of Donna Peterson and Elsberry at the New Baptist Mrs. Ethel Alters at their cabin Lyells, visited Tuesday with rela near Banks. Idaho. tives in Boise. eral days for opening of Idaho Mervil Hutchinson at Adrian church in Roswell. fishing season. Presbyterian church. The Rev. and Mrs. Theo Brack- on of Ontario were Monday eve Honored on Anniversary Rickie Abbott celebrated his ning dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling and family. birthday anniversary Saturday Mrs. Otis Bullard attended a with a swimming party at Givens missionary meeting of the Owy hot springs. Fifteen friends at tended the event. hee church June 2. Mrs. Art Richardsen and daugh-' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edens and ters of Boise and Vickie Carey, Jerry spent Sunday with their also of Boise, arrived Friday for son, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Edens a visit of several days at the Er and family at Ontario. Mrs. Charles Peck and grand nest Stephensen home. Vickie is leaving this month for Denver, daughter, Mary, Mrs. Fem Purdy Colo., where she will undergo; of California and their mother, S • -Sas L-.' < < M / a y Mrs. Plin Case of Caldwell visited heart surgery. -w wB . ' j 19 * Mrs. C. R. Kesler, Sr., Karma Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. ■F '• Ji and Sally went to McCall Tuesday j |ga Mrs. Eva Robinson of Roswell JR £ on an outing. i ■ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neece of spent four days last week with Santa Barbara, Calif., and Lois Mrs. Dina Muntjewerff. Irwin of Los Angeles left Wed Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas were nesday for their home after spen Thursday overnight guests of ding several days at the Otis their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ri Bullard and John Zittercob resi ley Dille and Pat at Weiser. They dences and with other relatives. visited Friday with her sister, Neece and Mrs. Irwin are former Mrs. Alan Seid who was dismiss residents of Arcadia and this was ed that day from the hospital. Neece’s first visit here in 24 years. Mrs. Seid had been hospitalized months. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler. Sr.. for Karma and Sally drove to Idaho Guests at Bishop Home City Sunday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Brubacker at Lowman and Banks, Idaho. of Burlingame, Kan., and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hirshcia of Mrs. Kenneth James and Mary Idaho Falls and Mr. and Mrs. For Jo of Lewiston, Idaho, were Fri est Hirshcia of Ogden, Utah, spent day overnight guests of Mr. and last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Verl Bishop and family. Parley Feik. Mrs. W. M. Hirsh-1 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Raney of cia and Mrs. Feik are sisters. Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Rosie Baw- tenheimer of Roswell were Sun Visit in Schilling Home Miss Irene Schilling and a l day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. friend, Miss Claudette Gibeault Herb Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. CRUX WILSON'S CORN KING of Renton, Wash., left Saturday James Nichols and children of evening for Renton where they Nyssa called in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater are employed, after a week’s visit with Miss Schilling’s parents, Mr. and Kent called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Schilling. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale at Ida Hodges of Kingman Kolony. tended Memorial day services in ■ Attend Graduation Services Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett Nampa and were evening dinner guests of her sister and husband, and Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood and Harry attended graduation Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Evertton and services Sunday afternoon for Max and June Feik of Nampa Alan Bennett and Francis Pack were Tuesday evening dinner wood at Boise Junior college. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hatch of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik. Mrs. Ernest Stephensen spent ers and Mrs. Corn were school May 28 with her daughter, Mrs. friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston Art Richardsen in Boise. On Mon day they drove to Buhl for mem went to Weiser Tuesday for Me morial day services. Mr. and Mrs. I orial services. Virginia Hansen of Maupin, George Hust went to Mann’s Ore., visited Monday with Mr. and creek. Mrs. Fay Corn returned Mon Mrs. George Hust. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rogers and day from Jordan Valley where Assorted Colors — 400 4UU Count _ family of Crescent, Ore., spent she spent the weekend with her last weekend with Mr. and Mrs son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Dick Corn and Bruce. Mrs. Rog- Mrs. Allen Baltzor. Mrs. Don Lytle Named President Of Arcadia Club RETURN FROM VACATION Mr and Mrs. Harry Miner and Mrs. Frieda Miner returned home Sunday evening from a two-week trip to Nevada and California They spent some time in Virginia City. Reno and Lake Tahoe in i Nevada and visited relatives and friends in Corona and Buena { Park. Calif. They toured Knott's Berry farm and Disneyland and were guests at the Aragon ballroom where they danced to the music of Law rence Welk. The trio attended a big league baseball game while in Los Angeles. ATTEND GRAND CHAPTER Mmes. Paul House, C. A. Wer- nick and Harold Brendle left Saturday for Portland to attend Grand chapter of Eastern Star. Journal Classified* for Results! PLUMBING and HEATING Irvin Zimmerman PARMA-4 2981 Journal Classifieds Pari DIAMONDS EASY TERMS! Paulus Jewelry 127 Main Street BARBECUED SPARERIBS . . . Mm m! Mm-m! The very thought makes your mouth water! So why reserve this taste treat for cook outs? 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