THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Church Group Meets for Bible Study,
Potluck Luncheon in Worden Home
By Mr*. Wilson Witt
NEWELL HEIGHTS—Mrs. Ly­
dia Worden entertained 13 mem­
bers of the Presbyterian Bible
study group Wednesday at her
home. A potluck luncheon was
served, followed by Bible study
led by Mrs. M. L. Kurtz. The
group is studying the Book of
Romans.
Next meeting will be May 23
with Mrs. Eva Gilbert in Adrian.
Adrian News
By Mr*. G. E. Mackey
will visit another son and attend
the World’s Fair.
Mrs. Thelma Hammon, Mrs.
Lydia Worden and Mrs. Minnie
Stam attended a potluck lunch­
eon of the Happy Dozen card club
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Herb Thomas in Weiser.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd enter­
tained Sunday for 14 members of
the Friendship Mariners of New­
ell Heights. The potluck dinner
was followed by a business meet­
Frank Pratt started working ing. The Rev. Henry Moore led
Wednesday at the ASC office in devotionals. Plans were made for
Ontario.
friendship calls in the Newell
Mrs. Johnnie Eason and Susie Heights area.
of Homedale were Sunday dinner Hear Lecture on Costa Rica
guests of her parents, Mr. and
A large number from Newell
Mrs. Ray Simpson.
Heights attended the lecture on
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn, Mr. Costa Rica given Friday evening
and Mrs. Rollo Fenn, Donald Fenn by Frank Pratt of the Interna­
and childrein went to Boise Sat­ tional Farm Youth Exchange pro­
urday to visit Cecil Green, who is gram at Presbyterian church in
a patient at the Veterans hospital. Adrian. After slides were shown,
Alice Simpson, accompanied by Pratt answered questions.
Joyce Sharp, Marlene Slippy and
He stated that their government
Susie Eason, drove to Ontario is similar to that of the United
Sunday afternoon to go bowling. States. The country is mountain-
Mrs. Lydia Worden and Mrs. ' ous. It rains eight months of the
George Schiemer visited Sunday year, followed by four months of
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. dry weather. Many oxen are used.
Hill. They report Mrs. Hill is im­ , Farm plots are small and few
proving and said she would be tractors are used. People fit into
happy to have her friends call on . three classes—rich, middle class
j and poor. Frank stayed in 19 dif-
her for a short visit.
I ferent homes learning their ways
Celebrates 78th Anniversary
I and customs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren of
and family had Sunday dinner at Parma and Mrs. Theresa Warren
the C. T. Blackburn home in Nys­ of Minnesota were Saturday af­
sa. Blackburn is Mrs. Glenn’s ternoon callers at the Irvin Top-
grandfather and they helped him liff home.
celebrate his 78th birthday anni­
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Savage and
versary. Mrs. Glenn’s parents, Mr. children of Nyssa spent Sunday
and Mrs. Loise Boren of Durkee, afternoon at the Carl Fenn home.
were also dinner guests. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn report
Mrs. Dick Bennett and boys were the arrival of a new grandson,
afternoon guests in the Blackburn Rodney Dale Fenn, born April 25
home. Mr. and Mrs. Boren and to their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and sons Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn at
’’•ere Sunday evening guests at Caldwell Memorial hospital.
.ie Glenn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kurtz of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Call and Nyssa called Sunday afternoon at
an aunt, Mrs. Luella Call of Boun­ the L. C. McDermott home.
tiful, Utah, visited at the Merrill
Call home Wednesday evening 4-H SEWING CLUB BEGINS
and Thursday. They left Friday WORKING ON FAIR PROJECT
morning for Seattle where they
All members were present at
the ninth meeting of Easy Go,
Easy Sewing club held April 20
in the Adrian school building.
EXPERT
During the business session, the
group voted to invite their moth­
ers to one of the meetings. Mem­
bers began work on traveling kits
as a 4-H project to be exhibited
(Any Part or All)
at the fair this fall.
Refreshments at the Friday ses­
FORMICA or MOLDING
sion were provided by Mrs. Brock,
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Phone 372-3044
Nyssa, Oregon
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ausman
By Mrs. Frank Byers
and family of Mountain Home
OREGON TRAIL—Merry Mat-
visited recently at the home of
his parents and brother, Mr. and rons club met April 25 at the
Mrs. Ralph Ausman and Mr. and home of Blanche Weeks with nine
members in attendance. Plants
Mrs. Elmer Ausman.
Mrs. Harry Smith of Parma was were exchanged. In a flower­
a Friday evening dinner guest of naming game Gladys Byers and
Mr. and Mrs. I-ennie Martin. Mr. Hazel Farr won prizes.
Refreshments were served by
and Mrs. Forest Martin and fam­
ily of Parma were Saturday even­ the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Farr.
Next meeting will be May 9
ing dinner guests in the Lennie
with Cora Rookstool as hostess.
Martin home.
Mmes. James Phifer, Tony Mar­
tinez and Bill Willis attended an l DUP club met April 26 at the
American Legion auxiliary lunch­ home of Emma Hendricks. Fif­
eon Sunday in Vale. State de­ teen members were present. Re­
partment auxiliary officers and freshments were served by the
district president were in attend­ hostess, assisted by Lucille String­
ham.
ance.
Honoring Billy Holmes on his
Billy Willis spent the weekend
at Whited reservoir near Unity seventh birthday anniversary last
fishing with the Explorer Scouts. ! ; Thursday, Mrs. Alice Holmes, Mr.
Lloyd Parrill and Ernest Seuell I and Mrs. Frank Byers were guests
for birthday cake and coffee. Mrs.
accompanied them.
Holmes
was also a dinner guest
Mrs. W. W. Webb and daughter,
that
evening.
Mrs. Dick Stam, had lunch in Vale
Saturday with a friend, Miss Joan ; Visits in Moscow
Mrs. Alfred Adams spent sever­
Hutchings of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam of al days last week in Moscow, Ida-
Fruitland entertained at a birth-; | ho, visiting her son-in-law and
day dinner Sunday in honor of daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
her mother, Mrs. W. W. Webb, on Hoefer.
Mrs. Wayne Rookstool of Oro­
her anniversary. Others present
were W. W. Webb and Mr. and vada, Nev., visiting Tuesday night
with Mrs. Glenn Brown.
Mrs. Bob Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Carlson of
Mr. and Mrs. Pate Duncan and
Bill MacBroom of Jordan Valley Pasadena, Calif., were Wednesday
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan of morning coffee guests at the Rob­
Ontario were Sunday dinner ert Holmes home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McElroy of
guests of their son and brother,
Salem were Monday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mackey ; callers at the Frank Byers and
and family, Carl Lovitt and Clyde Alice Holmes homes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz were
Cartwright were Sunday dinner
Thursday
evening visitors at the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lennie
Glenn
Brown
home.
Martin and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks
Mmes. Henry Day, K. I. Peter­
son, Eva Gilbert and Edna Cow­ were Sunday afternoon callers at
ling attended a meeting Wednes­ the Thane Lankford home near
day afternoon of the Ruth circle Marsing.
at the home of Mrs. Lydia Wor­ Visitors from Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weisbrook
den.
Messrs, and Mmes. James Lane, and family of Bushnell, Neb., and
K. I. Peterson, Mmes. Eva Gil­ Mrs. Merle Schrack of Kimball,
bert and Edna Cowling were last Neb., were Wednesday dinner
Thursday evening guests of Mr. guests at the Robert Holmes resi­
and Mrs. Henry Day for an oy- dence. Mrs. Schrack is a sister of
Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Weisbrook
ster supper.
is her niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley
WEEKEND ACTIVITIES SET
attended a reception Sunday af­
AT WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY ternoon honoring Mr. and Mrs. W
Marcia Ruby of Lake Oswego
has been elected 1962 May Queen
at Willamette university, accord­
ing to Robert A. Wilcox, director
of public information. She will
reign over the 56th annual May
weekend, May 4-6, on Willamette
campus.
The traditional weekend will
Mr. and Mrs. George McKee [ find the university hosting high
drove to Boise Sunday to visit her I school seniors, as prospective Wil­
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ■ lamette freshmen in the fall.
Mrs. John Dougal. Enroute home
Among May weekend commit­
they visited her brother and sis­ tee chairmen is Miss Annabel
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. j Arai, in charge of the queen’s re­
Armstrong in Wilder.
ception. Miss Arai is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arai of route
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Mrs. Ruth Fritts and Mrs. Eva
APPLE VALLEY—Installation Ostermeier of Fruitland visited
of new PTA officers was held at Friday with Fred Schultz in a
the last regular meeting. Charlie Caldwell nursing home and Mrs.
Mann was installing officer.
Fouch who is in a Caldwell hos-
New officers include Helen Wil­ I pital.
son, president; Louise Piercy,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Endsley were
vice president; Mane Hopkins, Saturday overnight guests of his
secretary; and Betty Russell, trea­ sister, Mrs. Laura Sticknoth, and
surer.
were Sunday dinner guests of
During the program, the Parma ' their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don
jazz band played. Matthew Kora Poulson and family, all of Boise.
gave a reading and Parma barber
shop quartet sang, dedicating one Daughter Has Surgery
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimdars
of their songs, “That's Where the
Money Goes,” to Mr. and Mrs. received word that their daughter,
Mrs. Dora Ross, underwent major
Jack Wilson.
surgery a week ago Friday. She
A group of ladies from Malheur
Butte Baptist church attended a
Miss Nelda Seward returned is recuperating nicely. Mrs. Ray
spring conference last Tuesday of Monday to NNC at Nampa after j Minium, a sister, Frank Zimdar
the Blue Mountain Conservative spending spring vacation at home and Mrs. August Moeller left last
Baptist Missionary fellowship at with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday for Quincy to visit Mrs.
Ross over the weekend.
Baker. On Thursday evening the Dwight Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seward,
group met at the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cornwell
George Hooper for Bible study. of Ontario were Sunday evening Shirley and Gary were Sunday
Mrs. Harlan Meyer was in charge dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. i dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Honey.
Floyd Rhoades of Nyssa.
of the lesson.
Mrs.
Ramona
Shawl
and
family
Mrs. Chet Iiams, Mrs. Albert
Missionaries Visit
of Nampa and Mrs. Frank Coley , Hopkins, Mrs. Don Philhpi, Mrs.
The Rev. and Mrs R. G. Chand­ and family of Melba were Satur- George
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ler and son, David, were recent day guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson attended a district three
guests at Malheur Butte Baptist Griffin.
meeting of the PTA last week in
church. They have finished one
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bale of Boise.
term as missionaries to Japan un­ Boise were Sunday visitors of
Karen Saunders, Edith Walter,
der the Evangelical Alliance mis­ Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bale.
Joan Mesman and Judy Tannison,
sion. They plan to return in Sep­
and Mrs. Reuben Henshaw all of NNC, Nampa, were Sunday
tember for a second term. An old­ of Mr.
Caldwell were Sunday visitors dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
er son, Donald, who has been at­ i of Mrs. Elsie Robinson and Miss Kenneth Saunders.
tending Multnomah School of the Gertrude Hicks of Parma. They
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey visit­
Bible in Portland, will return also called on Mr. and Mrs. Waldo ed Sunday afternoon with Lake
with them.
Ivie in Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pettit are . Smalley.
visiting friends at Coos Bay. They Returns from Hospital
Mrs. Ruth Collins returned
took their trailer house and ex­
home last week from St. Luke’s
pect to do some salmon fishing.
Mrs. Louis Wiggins returned hospital in Boise where she was
home Sunday from a two-week confined for a week of observa­
visit with her mother, Mrs. Eva tion.
Mrs. Elsa Bush of Donnelly is
Kelly, at Grand Junction, Colo.
and
Mrs. Kelly observed her 80th recuperating at the home of her
birthday anniversary this month. I sister, Mrs. Fay Collins, from in-
| juries she received in a recent car
W. Foster on their golden wed­ accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heruth
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Alice Holmes was a Sun­ and Terrie of Boise and John Mc­
day dinner guest at the Frank Grath of Star were Sunday din­
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Byers home.
Nancee Goodson of Parma vis­ Collins.
ited Saturday afternoon with Mrs. —
Alice Holmes and the Robert ATTEND ROCK SHOW
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kelley, Mr.
Holmes family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alme Hendricks and Mrs. Joel Mitchell and family
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and Debora of Nyssa were Sun­ i were dinner guests Sunday in
Nysea, Oregon
day evening callers at the W. P. I Caldwell and later attended the
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By Mrs. Vern L. Smith
LINCOLN HEIGHTS — Ladies
club met last Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Forrest Say­
ers. Mrs. Greg Ross assisted her
mother with serving refreshments.
Mrs. Ray Whitsell, Mrs. Mary
Winslow and Cora Lee Meyer
were served individual birthday
cakes in honor of their April an­
niversaries.
Mrs. Jack Pettet and Mrs. De-
Var Woodard gave the ladies boil­
ed eggs to decorate into faces to
carry out the Easter theme.
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