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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PT A Ladies Attend Church Bible Study Group Continues Three-Day Meeting Of Oregon Congress Study of Romans at Wednesday Meet PAGE THREE —---------------------------------------------- 11 Mrs. Evans Feted With Family Dinner On Eighty-Ninth Birthday Anniversary By Farmerettes Club Leo Connelly spent the week Mr and Mrs Gary Betts and NU ACRES—Sunday, Sept 16. end at his home here. He re Cheryl went to Emmett Friday Returns Home from Hospital Mrs V. C. Walker is now at was the 89th birthday anniversary Mrs. Jesus Lopez, president of of Mrs. Thomas Evans The event turned Sunday to Westfall, Ore, night to visit her brother-in-law home after several days in Holy T Mr »> ».rry Love .nd where he has been employed for and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph the Asociación de Padres y Maes NEWELL HEIGHTS — Presby daughter of Criswell, Ore., arrived tros, and Mrs. W A. Barton, presi was celebrated by a family dinner the past few months. He reports M. Browne. Then they went to Rosary hospital at Ontario. She at the home of Mr and Mrs. the loss of all his clothing, per- the homecoming game at Emmett is somewhat improved but must terian Bible study group met last Monday for a 10-day visit with dent of the Nyssa PTA, were dele Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond gates to the Oregon Congress of Evans. i sonal belongings and other items Weekend guests at the home of remain in bed for some time. Those present were Janice Ev in a fire that destroyed the ranch Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Rhinehart R- D. McKinley. Members con Simpson. Mrs. Ellen Gardiner of Nyssa Parents and Teachers state con tinued study of the Book of Ro Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Love of vention held Sept. 18-20 in Rose ans, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck house where he was employed. were their son and grandson. Bob was a Sunday visitor of Mrs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shower Honors New Bride mans. Mrs. McKinley led the les Montrose, Colo., visited last burg. Rhinehart and Larry of Eugene. Alida Smit. son. Evans and Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Pal- Thursday at the Alfred Simpson Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lynch, Mar They arrived Friday and left A miscellaneous wedding show The three - day convention at 1 mer Ross and family of Caldwell, Those attending were Mmes. home. cia and Sharon of Oregon City tracted 1000 delegates from all Mr. and Mrs Charles Caward of er, sponsored by the Farmerette j Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge at I parts of Oregon. Mrs. Lester John Packwood. Ernest Seuell, club, was held Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw and were recent visitors at the home John Auker and Goldie Roberts tended dedication of the Presby Cleaver, president of Malheur Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald the home of Mrs. Mike McKague | i sons, Mrs. Delbert Wilson and of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. of Big Bend, Edna Cowling, C. R. terian church in Homedale Sun County Council of PTA, also at Russell and children, Mr. and for Marilyn Betts Rhinehart. Two ' daughters were in Boise last week Martin. Mrs. Larry Ziegler and family of Mills, Marguerite Scott, K. I. Pet day afternoon. games were played, both being to visit Mrs. Lois Kersey and fam Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Allison of tended and participated in the Payette. Mrs Leota Kriegh and Mrs. state board activities. erson and Henry Day of Adrian. won by Mrs Henry Conner. Re ily Center Point community and their Mrs. George Schiemer and Mrs. Frankie Worden went to Vale last freshments were served by Mrs. Mrs. Arvin Kersey and boys three daughters and families were The perspective and encourage A regular meeting of the Nu I Effie Nielson, Mrs. Alta Conner spent the weekend at the home I Sunday visitors at the Ted Alli Lydia Worden of Newell Heights. Thursday afternoon to study the ment received by local delegates Next meeting will be Oct. 24 at Home Extension lesson, which is 1 from this convention, theme of Acres Farmerette club was held and Mrs. McKague, assisted by of Mrs Effie Nielson. The latter son home. at the home of Mrs. Goldie Rob “More Costumes for Less Money.” Í which was “Now Is the Time," last Wednesday at the home of Shirley, Grace and Marcine Con took Lois and the boys back to Win Awards at State Fair erts in Big Bend. will be used throughout the com Mrs. Effie Nielson with Mrs. Del ner. The bride received ' many their home in Boise Sunday and Move to Community Three members of the Do-More bert Wilson as co-hostess. There lovely and useful gifts. There I spent the night there. She return Mrs. Thelma Hammon and Mrs. ing year’s program. 4-H club were gold ribbon win were 12 members present. After were 24 guests present. Mrs. Lydia Worden spent Mon ed home Monday afternoon. the regular business session, salad day evening at Ridgeview visiting Doris Hammon returned Sept. 25 CARD OF THANKS Kathleen and Kristine Keck en- i Sundav visitors at the homes of ners in the district style review from a visit with relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Costley and friends at Ogden, Utah. Mrs. II Words cannot express our deep- and wafers were served by the tertained the MYF of Fruitland at Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and at the Idaho State fair in Boise. daughter. She helped Mrs Cost- Hammon’s sister, Mrs. Donna felt gratitude and thanks to our hostesses. The meeting was pre a melon feed Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKague were Dolores Hawks won in funtime ley celebrate her birthday anni Goulding and two sons, Garry many friends of Nyssa and vici- sided over by Mrs. Doris Keck, New members were accepted by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edmondson favorites, Kristine Keck in styl ish separates and Kathleen Keck vice president, in the absence of versary. of Ontario. the group. and Jerry, returned with her and I nity for the offerings, beautiful in evening elegance. Kathleen Gerrit Timmerman returned are going to live in the house. flowers and kindness shown dur President Mrs. Mary Walker, who Mrs. Margaret Wolfkiel is now Recent visitors at the home of | home Saturday after spending a where Mutt Hammon formerly re ing the recent illness and death is seriously ill. Plans were made Mrs. V. C. Walker were Mrs employed as a high school teacher also won a gold ribbon on her for a miscellaneous wedding bread demonstration. week chopping corn on his ranch sided. of our husband and father, Lyle Parma. shower to be held Friday evening Merle Thomson, Mrs. Effie Niel-1 at Mrs. at Rome, Ore. Bartron. Our sincere thanks. Walter Caywood of Nam- j Happy Dozen Pinochle club will honoring Mrs. Eugene Rhinehart, son, Mrs. George Dohner, Mrs. pa visited last week with her sis- j To Buy, Sell. Rent or Hire. —Mrs. Ruby Bartron Couple Returns from Trip A. P. Chesney, Mrs Mike Mc meet at 2 p.m. Friday with Mrs. Denny Bartron and Family nee Marilyn Betts, at the home of Kague and Mrs. Ed Campbell. Classifieds Get Quick Results I ter, Mrs. Ted Allison. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDermott Thelma Hammon. Mrs. Mike McKague. Earl Bartron and Family recently returned from a two- Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Worden and month visit with their children. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox went deer They visited the Larry McDer- hunting Friday at Pole Creek, ynotts at Pilot Rock, Ore.; the Wil They expected to return home liam Baxters a t Kennewick, Tuesday. Wash.; the B. C. Voss family at . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love and Sunnyside, Wash.; the Elmer Der Debby of Criswell, Óre., arrived ricks of Williams Lake, Canada; Sept. 25 and are spending two the Ralph Baileys at Coos Bay, weeks visiting the Gene, Ray and Ore.; the J. W. Ware and Charles Alfred Simpson families. Nolan families at Stockton, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stringham They returned to Caldwell and of Salt Lake City arrived last spent two days at the Earl Pro Thursday and are visiting at the vince home. They report a very home of their daughter, Mr. and nice visit and say they are happy Mrs. Leon Chamberlain, and also to be home. with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Stringham. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff vis Adrian Church Rites ited Mr. Sunday afternoon with Mr. The next best thing to a raise in To Be Held Friday and Mrs. Roy Howard at Fruit pay is to save more of the money For Marijke J. Kuiper land. you have . . . And MORE CASH Mary Worden was hostess for Memorial services for Marijke a slumber party Friday night. SAVINGS are what YOU get Jolanda Kuiper will be conducted Girls attending were Effie Laan, at 3 o’clock Friday afternoon, Oct. when you buy ALL your food 5, 1962, at the United Presbyterian Karen Conant, Lucy Flores, Mar needs at RAY'S FOOD FAIR! lene Slippy, Ellen Jones, Susanna church in Adrian. Martinez and Lynn Chaney. The nine-week-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Kuiper of Sophomores Have Hay Ride Adrian, succumbed Monday mor The sophomore class of Adrian CHUNK ning in Doernbecker hospital at [ high school went on a hay ride J Monday evening. They went to Portland. She had been a patient STYLE there since shortly after her birth Flat Rock where they had a wie- July 30, 1962, in Malheur Memo , ner roast. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge visited rial hospital. In addition to her parents, she Sunday afternoon with Mr. and is survived by grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Boyce Van De Water in Big and Mrs. G. Kuiper of Caldwell, j Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burgess and Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. baby left Wednesday for Emmett Baxter of London, England. Parents of the infant request no where he has employment at the sawmill. flowers be sent for the service. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tibbet of Memorial donations may be sent to Doernbecker Memorial Hospi-! Boise and Mrs. Johnnie Eason tai for Children in Portland, to were Friday dinner guests of ¡Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson. gether with notation, “In Memory Mrs. Ray Simpson and Mrs. I of Marijke J. Kuiper.” Harrison Love attended a meeting I Vet's — Tall Cans Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen at the LDS stake house in Nyssa I spent Sunday with their son-in- Thursday afternoon. A display of law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. fancy work items was shown. Tins Teacher Ill With Flu Orlee Sipes of Homedale. Mrs. Jake Borge taught in the second grade room at Adrian the Geisha — Small — Whole i past week in the absence of Mrs. I Ruth Morgan. The latter has been I ill with the flu and Mrs. Borge is I I still teaching at this time. Mrs. FOR SALE! Tins Morgan is convalescing in Holy I Good Location j Rosary hospital at Ontario. On Nyssa Main Street Mrs. Ray Simpson and Alice I and Debby Love visited Saturday I PRACTICALLY afternoon with Mrs. Johnnie Eas- I J’S»"- NEW EQUIPMENT on in Homedale. Seating Capacity—88 A card received from the Rev. I and Mrs. Henry Moore stated they I expected to return Oct. 2 or 3 Diol 372-9950 | from Hayfork, Calif. I BOLOGNA CAFE ... SI I PIES 6 $1 DOG FOOD 3 89 e I donuts 39 e OYSTERS PEAS 8 10 >1 Rosedale — Halves — Mo 2 V2 Size PEARS >| 4 I "■ 1 CELLO BAG Ideal for Stew CARROTS Baker's — 12-Oz. Size CHOC. CHIPS 3 for $ J Production CREDIT PRODUCES WEALTH — Libby's — 20-Oz. Bottles — CATSUP 4 £ 51 Per Pound Crisp — Green CELERY Without the help of men, equipment and money these cattle would be scrawny range beef. Production Credit Association loans are made for the express purpose of aiding the rancher to produce more wealth from his land and herds. Your PCA office works constantly with ranchers in this area to improve methods, give financial counsel, and furnish ready cash when it is needed — for as long as it is needed. Come in soon and discuss your financial needs with our ranch-minded PCA people. 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