THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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Surprise Parly
Honors Visitor
From Washington
MOVE TO ONTARIO
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Myrick
moved during the weekend to
Ontario. He has been transferred
from the Clover Lawn dairy plant
in Nyssa to the Ontario branch
of the company
Arcadia Ladies
Nu Acres News To Meet Nov. 3
By Farmerettes Club
At Bowers Home
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Samuels of
Newell Heights
By Alice Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson
By Mr*. George Moeller
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­
Boise,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Terrel
Sam
­
from Thursday until Sunday vis­
ARCADIA — Arcadia club met mond Simpson and family of
uels and son, Russell, of Idaho
iting at the home of their grand­ Falls were recent callers on for­ with Mrs. Clyde Bowers Oct. 13. Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ea­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mor- mer neighbors and friends in Nu A superstition theme was carried son of Homedale were Sunday
out when only 13 members ap­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
fitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Strong Acres.
peared for the meeting. Roll call Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Mrs. Lowell Dailey has return­ was answered by place and time
and family went to Durkee, Ore.,
Walker visited Saturday evening
Monday, where Strong, Richard ed from a trip to Salt Lake City of birth. Mrs Parley Feik gave in the Simpson home.
and Douglas went deer hunting where she visited her daughter, the eye-opener.
Judy Mackey, Karla Kriegh,
while Mrs. Strong and the smaller Linda Lee a student there.
After a social hour refresh­
Staying at the Jay Conner and ments were served by the hostess Ellen Jones and Alice Simpson
children spent the day visiting
Omar Betts homes for four days Next meeting will be at the home attended a slumber party Friday
her sister, Mrs. Loise Boren.
Woodie Brewer arrived Sunday
Sunday dinner guests at the recently was Miss Verna Ballard, of Mrs. Ted Bowers Nov. 3 in­ evening to help celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Patty
evening by plane at Boise and home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald who had spent the summer work­ stead of Oct. 27.
Bean of Big Bend.
was met by Mr. arid Mrs. Don Brewer were Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd ing in Ny**a. She returned Mon­
Brewer. He plans to spend a few Sersain of Caldwell, Walt Jorgen­ day to her home in Grand Island,
A dance for ¿he junior class
Mrs. Clayton Wilson and daugh­
days visiting friends and relatives son of Tillamook, Ore., Mrs. Mat- Neb. She is a daughter of Mr. ter of Payette visited Friday with was given Saturday night at the
before returning to Phoenix, Ariz. tie Kendall of Bellingham, Wash., and Mrs. Virgil Ballard, former her parents, Mr. and Mrs George home of Diann Smith.
Capt. and Mrr. Zack Stockett and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott.
residents of this community.
Coleman.
Mr and Mrs Percy Capper of
and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Arrive From Arizona
Miss Marla Dail spent Saturday Nyssa visited Saturday in the
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stewart of
Blackburn were Sunday dinner
Captain and Mrs. Zack Stockett Portland and their grandson, Ste­ night with Mr and Mrs. Otis Bul- home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
guests at the home of Mr. and and family of Glendale, Ariz., ar­ phen Arnt, were recent visitors at ; | lard.
Simpson.
Mrs. Loise Boren in Durkee.
Mr and Mrs Joe Hendricks of
rived Wednesday evening and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Raper and
Attend Homecoming Game
have spent several days visiting McKague. Mrs. Stewart is a sis­ Burns spent the weekend with Irene Cothrell of Bend spent last
Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob.
Kenneth McDonald and son, at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. ter of McKague.
week with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Mrs Amy Stradley had dinner Topliff and family.
Butch, attended the homecoming Dewey Strong and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKague
game Saturday evening at Boise C. T. Blackburn.
spent Oct. 12 visiting in Marsing. Sunday with Mrs. Frone Strad­
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Ward of
ley in Big Bend. Mrs. Stradley
between BJC and Everett Junior
Mrs. Mary Wood of Boise was Returns From Hospital
Caldwell w’ere Saturday dinner
accompanied
Mrs.
Amy
Stradley
college.
a Sunday caller at the home of
Mrs. George Wilson recently to the Harold Dail home for a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee
Miss Wanda Peutz was a week­ Mi. and Mrs. Melvin Crocker.
HilL
returned
home from Malheur
«
end guest of Miss Mary Laan at , Mr. and Mrs. John Weir and Memorial hospital where she un­ few weeks
The Happy Dozen Pinochle club
Mr
and
Mrs.
Otis
Bullard
were
the home of her parents, Mr. and family of Portland were Saturday derwent surgery. She is now re­
met Friday at the home of Mrs.
dinner
guests
Sunday
at
the
home
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Klaas Laan.
covering very nicely.
of Mr and Mrs. Ed Corfield of W’. D. Piercy.
Mrs. Keith Moore and children and Mrs. Lee Strickland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Parker
A farm sale was held Saturday Owyhee community.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon­
of Notus, Lori and Cari Fenn,
of
Lebanon visited recently in
Melene and Perry Crocker spent ald were Sunday dinner guests of on the Quentin Speas place, sell­ Returns From Hospital
1
the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz hon­ ing the farm equipment, cattle
Mrs W E. Young is recuperat­ Pratt. They are longtime friends
oring Mrs. Peutz on her birthday and other property which belong­ ing at her home after major sur-1 of Mrs. Anna D. S. Pratt.
Mrs. Earl Crocker.
ed to the Speas family, members gery in the Ontario hospital. Her
Tuesday evening dinner guests anniversary.
Mrs. Anna D. S. Pratt attended
Mr. and Mrs. Don Share and of which were fatally injured in sister, Mrs. Findling of Lincoln1 a Delta Kappa Gamma dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wer­
ner Peutz were Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ family were Sunday dinner guests an automobile accident a month Heights, and Mrs. Cecil Houston
don Dobbin, Ralph Parker, Cliff of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland. ago.
visited her Tuesday.
Friday evening to a pink and blue
Recent guests at the Rinhold
Mr. and Mrs. Del Holcomb and
and Jim Peterson and Joe Milner,
Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones of shower for Mrs. Dan Dwyer. Mrs.
Stohler
home
were
the
Rev.
T.
family
were
weekend
guests
at
all of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Weiser visited one day last week • Dwyer is a niece of Mrs. Neiger.
Morfitt, Mr. and Mrs. William the home of her parents, Mr. and Roy David of New Plymouth with Mr and Mrs. Fred Kart­
Miss June Feik, who is employ­
Peutz and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mrs. Bob Morfitt at Owyhee dam. Conservative Baptist church and lever.
ed
at an insurance company in
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham . Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ross, evan-
Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer
Mrs. Ernest Stephensen spent' Nampa, spent her vacation with
‘
gelists.
spent
Friday
night
at
the
Ed
were evening callers.
Sunday in Boise with her daugh­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parley
Miss Bunny McCain spent the Schultz home and did their chores
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson Feik. She returned last week to
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strickland and family.
weekend visiting at the home of while Mr. and Mrs. Schultz went
Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and deer hunting in the Delmar, Ida­ and family and Charles Addleman
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Boekweg of | Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik vis­
were
Sunday
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
ho,
area.
They
returned
Saturday
family.
Ogden, Utah, w’ere dinner guests i
and Mrs Elvin Ballou and family. Sunday evening in the George ■ ited in Caldwell Saturday with
Jodi and Tami Holcomb spent afternoon with their deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lyons. Mrs.
Moeller home.
Lyons is an aunt of Mrs. Feik.
Mrs. George Hust went to
Visit in Herrman Home
Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman Council Tuesday. She was ac­
visited Sunday afternoon with companied by her aunt, Mrs.
Leroy Herrman. He had returned Alice Kilborn of Fruitland.
Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mrs. Lester
Friday from Portland where he
Reece and Sharon of Nu Acres
underwent major surgery.
Mrs. George Coleman accom­ visited Sunday afternoon with
panied Mrs. U. L. Neiger to Kuna Mrs. George Boyack in Meridian.
By Edna Mills
OWYHEE —Mr and Mrs Lee
Lovitt were hosts Sunday evening
at a surprise birthday party for
their house guest, Linda Mosley
of Kent, Wash. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schultz and fam­
ily of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Callaham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cal­
laham and Judy Mackey.
Huntington spent Wednesday at
the Robert Holmes home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks
visited Friday with Mrs. Nellie
Montague at Nampa.
Attend Payette Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley
attended the Nelson - Miles wed­
ding Saturday morning at the
Catholic church in Payette.
Miss Alice Thompson of Eugene
visited Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Mark Hartley,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Royse and
family of Boise returned to their
home Saturday after spending the
past 10 days at the Rolland
Holmes home.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley
visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Herrman.
Couple Attends
Monday Evening
Dinner Meeting
By Mrs. Frank Byers
OREGON TRAIL—Mr. and Mrs
Mark Hartley attended the Re­
publican dinner meeting Monday
evening in Ontario where they
heard Fred C. Scribner, Jr.
Mrs. Alfred Adams, Marlene
and DeAnn attended the wedding
of Roberta Strickland and Wayne
Soward Saturday night at the
Christian church in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant
and family of Mountain Home
were Sunday evening dinner
guests in the Glenn Brown home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shuster of
i
Friday evening in the Dragon
room at East Side cafe in Ontario.
Mrs. Wesley Walker and fami­
ly visited recently in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite were
Saturday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Fenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ferguson left
Sunday to return to their home
in Depoe Bay after visiting rela­
tives and friends here.
Modern Pioneer club will meet
Wednesday, Nov. 1, with Alice
Laan.
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Friendly "Enemies"
Jost about my closest friend in
town is old Colonel Harmon,
our banker. Yet, when I was a
lot younger and had just started
the Clarion, I actually thought
he was my enemy!
Whenever I wrote an editor­
ial, there was sure to be an
angry letter from the Colonel,
taking the opposite side.
Seemed pretty clear he’d just
as soon I was out of business.
But in the Depression, when
it looked like the Clarion would
have to shut down, it was Colo­
nel Harmon who offered the
loan that kept me going.
Startled, I asked him why.
“Well,” he growled, “just be-
cause I don’t agree with a man,
doesn’t mean I don’t value his
opinion. Besides — if you’d
closed up, who’d I have to ar­
gue with?”
From where I sit, one of the
wonderful things about Amer­
ica is the way people respect
each other’s opinions. For ex­
ample, the Colonel doesn't
happen to share my preference
for a glass of beer, but he un­
derstands I have a right to feel
the way I do. It’s tolerance like
this that keeps our friendship
“in business.”
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