THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1961
Couples Return
From Vacations
In Beaver State
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Drivers Examiner
Slates Friday Visit
According to announcement re-
| ceived from Oregon Department
’ of Motor Vehicles, a drivers li-
examiner will be on duty
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes i cense
at
Nyssa
city hall Friday. Dec. 8,
and Jerry spent from Wednesday between the
hours of 9 a.m. and
until Monday with the Larry 2 p.m.
Holmes family at Westfir, Ore.
The department asked that per­
They were Monday overnight
guests of her brother, the Gilbert sons wishing original licenses or
Tolls of Redmond. They returned permits to drive to file applica­
tions well ahead of the scheduled
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Godbout closing hour in order to assure
and family, who are moving from time for completion of the re­
Ontario to Santa Rosa, Calif., quired license test.
were Friday overnight guests in
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Neely and
the Glenn Brown home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams and daughter of Burley, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes were Bob Neely of Ontario, Mr. and
among those attending the Owy­ Mrs. Bob Mordhorst and family
hee Riding club banquet Friday of Payette, Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
evening at Maudie Owens cafe in Neely, Jr., and family were Sat­
urday evening pinochle guests at
Payette.
the C. N. Neely, Sr., home. Mr.
Convalesces at Home
Mrs. Bob Neely were hosts
John Stam, who recently un­ and
to
the
family for Sunday dinner
derwent surgery in Boise, is con­
at their home in Ontario.
valescing at his home.
Mrs. Alice Holmes and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Byers were Sunday
dinner guests at the Stanley By­
ers home in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant
were Friday evening callers at
the Glenn Brown home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks
were Sunday afternoon callers at
the Elton Jennings home near
Fruitland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tibbets were
Friday evening visitors in the |
Mark Hartley home.
Mrs. Russell Gressley and Mrs.
Alice Holmes attended the HEC
dinner and Christmas party Mon­
day at the Gerrit Stam home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrow and
children were Sunday evening
dinner guests in the Glenn Brown
home.
Robert Holmes attended the
Job’s Daughters Christmas party
and dinner Sunday afternoon in
Nyssa.
By Mr*. Frank Byer*
By Mr*. Waldo Smalley
„APPLE VALLEY - Mr and
Mrs. Raymond Arnold returned
Saturday from a two-week trip
in Oregon. They visited his par-
T0*/'
an^ ^rs Mel Arnold, at
Jefferson and an uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Senz at Scio.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plagman
returned recently from a two-
week trip through Oregon. They
visited in the homes of her sis­
ters, Mrs. Rita Zeller at Albany
and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dennis
at Hillsboro. They also spent
some time with his brother, Car!
Plagman in Lebanon and his sis­
ter, Mrs. Alwena Alford in Mon­
roe.
Miss Karen Saunders of North­
west Nazarene college and three
of her classmates were Saturday
overnight and Sunday guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken­
neth Saunders. The girls sang for
Bunday morning and evening ser­
vices at Nyssa Nazarene church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed and
Robert were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Cor­
rell.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arnold
attended the Winter Wonderland
parade Saturday in Ontario and
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Rathman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plagman
were Saturday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Haskins of
Ontario.
Mrs. David Bay entertained
Nov. 24 with a party for Beaver
patrol and fifth and sixth grade
Girl Scouts.
Visits Ill Father
Mrs. Norma Heuer of Rialto,
Calif., was a recent guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller.
Her father, who has been quite Holmes' Visit in Westfir
ill with pneumonia, is much im­ Mrs. Alice Holmes and Mr. and
proved.
Mrs. Roy Holmes spent from Nov.
Mr. and Mrs. Severt Fox were 22 until the following Monday
recent callers in the Mary Man- with the Glen Holmes family at
ka home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westfir, Ore.
Pitman were also visitors the
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley at­
same day.
tended the Job’s Daughters pro­
Mrs. Mary Manka was a recent gressive card party Thursday eve­
guest in the Ralph Manka home ning in Nyssa.
in Notus and visited her grand­
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley
daughter, Mrs. Don Nelon of were Wednesday evening callers
Grand Island, Ill.
at the Dave Beers home.
Due to Thanksgiving holidays. |
the regular meeting of Apple ATTEND CONFERENCE
Valley PTA was held Nov. 30.
Mrs. Ray Strickland and Mrs.
Mrs. Helen Wilson gave a report Gus Liming returned home Mon-’
on her trip to the convention in day morning after spending the
Idaho Falls. The carnival com­ weekend attending a leadership
mittee reported a net profit of training conference at Camp
$256.02 from the recent affair.
i Crestview near Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. David Barnhart
and daughter of Nyssa, Mrs. Fern overnight guests of their grand- i
Jay of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston
Gene Honey were Saturday eve­ They attended the Winter Won­
ning dinner guests of Mr. and derland parade Saturday in On­
Mrs. George Griffin.
tario.
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris and
and sons moved from the Hild family of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs.
place into Parma last week.
John Boston and daughter and
Bob Shippy of Boise were Sunday
Return From Kansa*
Mrs. Kenneth Saunders accom­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
panied her brother, Roscoe Kel­ Earl Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim King of
logg and his sons on a week’s trip
during Thanksgiving holidays to Meridian attended the Jim Lane
see their parents, Mr. and Mrs. auction sale Tuesday. They visit­
Joe Kellogg at Ogallah, Kan. ed later in the George Griffin
While there they helped their home and were dinner guests that
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Kellogg evening of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
of Wakeeney, Kan., celebrate her Honey.
95th birthday anniversary. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Grimes of
and Mrs. Kellogg returned to Ida­ Caldwell were Sunday dinner
ho with them and are now living guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
in their trailer house near the Smalley.
Saunders home. Larry and Merle
Mr. and Mrs. William Hall of
Saunders were guests of Mr. and Greenleaf were Sunday guests of
Mrs. A. F. Seward while their Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller.
mother was in Kansas.
Tom Moran left Boise last week
Sandra. Stephen and David for the armed services and is now
Harris of Ontario were Friday stationed at Fort Ord, Calif.
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PAGE THREE
Mrs. Henry Dovey and three MRS. GRETCHEN GILKERSON
children of Baker visited three SUCCUMBS IN CALIFORNIA
days last week with her uncle and
Word has been received by Mr.
aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck.
and Mrs. Gene Stunz of the death
John F. Heiens, aviation struc­
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of an aunt, Mrs. Gretchen Squires
tural mechanic second class, USN,
RETURN
TO
STUDIES
Gilkerson
of Upland, Calif. Mrs.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heiens
Ellen Uesugi, Elaine Nakayama Gilkerson, who was a sister of
of Nyssa, was promoted Nov. 16
while serving with Air Develop­ and Dolores Duus were Thanks­ Emil Stunz, succumbed Dec. 2 in
ment Squadron Six at the Naval giving holiday guests at the home an Upland hospital. She had vis­
of the latter’s father, V. W. Duus ited in the Stunz home on various
Air Facility, China Lake, Calif.
in Nyssa. The young ladies, all
Located in the Mojave desert students at Eastern Oregon col- ! occasions.
and Mrs. Stunz were visit­
some 150 miles northeast of Los I lege in La Grande, returned Nov. ing Mr.
in California at the time of his
Angeles, the squadron develops 26 to their studies.
I sister’s death.
FLIES TO OKLAHOMA
the delivery tactics for airborne
weapons
used
by
the
Navy
’
s
car
­
Miss Ruth Boydston, a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bram­ rier-based planes in the fleet.
mer for the past several months,
left Boise by plane Thursday eve­ TO HAVE HEART SURGERY
ning to visit an aunt, Mrs. Minnie
At Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Mrs. George Sallee entered the
Bunch in Tulsa, Okla. She plans University o f Oregon Medical
to leave from there soon for her l school hospital Monday m Eu-
home near Crossville, Tenn. While gene. She will undergo heart sur-
9:00 a. m to 5:30 p. m.
in Boise Thursday evening, the gery today.
HANDWORK — GIFTS — COOKED FOODS
Brammers visited Mr. and Mrs.
_
Duane Alters and children.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Merchants' Luncheon
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and Mrs. Howard Myrick and
11:30
a.m.
to
2:00
p.m.
were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Journal Classifieds family
Beckstead and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Sponsored by W.S.C.S. and W.S.G.
Myrick.
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Mr. and Mrs T. R. Morrow;
Henry, 7, and Roberta. 6, moved
recently to the Nyssa community
from Camarillo, Calif. They are
residing in the basement home on
the Henry Esplin farm, route 2,
and the children attend Nyssa
schools.
Morrow is in the process of es­
tablishing a cabinet shop located
at 213 Good avenue in Nyssa.
John Heiens Receives
Promotion in Navy
ANNUAL BAZAAR
Saturday, December 9, 1961