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PAGE FOUR Ladies Tell of Treasured Souvenirs ihe. Old "ft When Answering Roll at Club Session Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen were Saturday evening guests in the Everett Faw home at Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maze of “Family problem — having Nyssa were Feb. 6 visitors of Mr too much month left over at and Mrs. Silas Hoffman. the end of the money. Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Cleaver1 attended a Valentine potluck din- j ner, Tuesday, Feb. 5, at the Eagles hall in Nyssa. Feb. 9 evening dinner guests in the Cleaver home were Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGin ley and daughters, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman Jack Bowen and sons and Darrell and Glenda, accompanied b y Cleaver. By Mrs. G. E. Mackay Wayne Takamt of Oregon Trail, ADRIAN —Mr. and Mrs. K. I. went to Boise Saturday where Celebrate Annivenarie« Peterson were hosts at dinner Glenda and Wayne received a Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and drum lesson from Hank Houst, sons were in Payette Feb. 2 and | Feb. 10 for Mr. and Mrs. Mervil their instructor. helped her grandmother, Mrs. Hutchinson and Karen. The event honored Hutchinson on his birth- Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell took Olive Kenward, celebrate her | day anniversary. 93rd birthday anniversary. They their sons, Scott, Bruce and Mark, Mrs. George Cleaver and Kent were in Nyssa Feb. 8 and helped Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam and Cleaver to dinner Sunday in On his mother, Mrs. George Cleaver, family of Fruitland, Mr. and Mrs. observe her birthday anniversary tario in observance of Scott’s Bob Webb were recent evening seventh birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Cleaver dinner guests of their parents, Audrey Tanner of Boise and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack1 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webb, in Susan Gibbons of Eagle brought Walters of Nyssa to Rome Feb 10. honor of Mrs. Stam’s birthday Audrey’s mother, Mrs. Guy Tan Miss Elizabeth Goodell of Em anniversary. ner, home Friday evening from mett spent a recent week at the Boise where she had spent sev home of her brother-in-law and C. R. Mills and Ross and eral days. The girls remained at sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Top Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy visited the Tanner home until Saturday liff .Guests there during the week Mr. and Mrs. K. I. morning before returning to Boise. were Messrs, and Mmes. Russell Feb. 10 with Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ekanger Gressley, George Coleman, Sam C. B. Hill was a Feb. 10 din were Sunday dinner guests in the McConnell, Glenn Hoffman, Alva ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Monty home of their son and daughter- Goodell, Leroy Herrman, Irvin Spelman and sons. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ekanger Topliff, Mrs George Cleaver. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis, Dale and family of Caldwell. Orland Cheldelin, Mrs. John Wolf Freel and Lorraine Leach were and the Rev. Paul Ludlow. Visitors in Stephen Home recent evening dinner guests of Doug Gyllenskog, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hatch. Mr. and Mrs Bruce MacArthur and son arrived Saturday morn-, stationed with the Air Force in Leaves for Minnesota ing at the home of her mother and Bermuda, has been visiting rela Dale Freel left Feb. 9 for Ro- brother, Mrs. Esther Stephen and tives and friends in the Nyssa Chester, Minn., where he will re Willy. They will visit there and area. He visited recently with ceive treatment on his arm at with his parents and brother, Mr. Kenneth Whipple. Gyllenskog left Mayo Clinic. He expects to be and Mrs. Don MacArthur and Feb. 10 for Montana where he gone about six weeks. Homer in Boise for several days. will be stationed. Mrs. Edna Cowling was a Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie were Bruce had been stationed in Cali 10 dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. recent evening visitors of fornia with the Navy and will be Henry Day. moved now to a different station. Esther Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey re Mrs. Alva Goodell and Mrs. Other Sunday visitors in the Ste turned home Monday, Feb. 11, phen home were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver took a group of from a two - week visit at the Eugene Stephen and sons, Mrs. 4-H girls to an officer’s training home of their daughter, Mr. and Eddie Morrison of Nevada, Miss meeting Feb. 9 in Ontario. Mrs. Cecil Helton and family in Henrietta Carroll of Caldwell and Student Visits Parents Portland. Roy Carroll of Owyhee commun Lance Corporal Joe Mackey Miss Cheryl Zesiger was a re ity cent weekend guest of her par- called by telephone Saturday, Mr. and Mrs Flton Hunsucker ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clea- Feb. 9 to say that he was boarding and Robbie of Payette were ver. She is a student at Eastern ship Sunday morning and leav weekend guests at the Mancil Bi Oregon college in La Grande. ing the next morning for Oki shop home. Mr. and Mrs. Rawleigh Cham nawa for 13 months’ service. Mrs. Theresa Tanner attended a berlain were Sunday visitors of Joe Mackey is remaining with her slumber party Saturday night at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot. parents in National City, Calif. the home of Carolyn Tensen fol Lions club members were hosts Mrs. Guy Tanner recently spent lowing the basketball game in a few days in iBoise with her to their wives at a dinner held Nyssa. daughters, Barbara and Audrey. recently at the Palomino cafe in Visitors last week in the Les- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot Ontario. Later they went bowling. lie Topliff home were Mr. and were Feb. 10 evening visitors of Hott Valentine Card Party Mrs. Henry Day of Adrian, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Talbot and Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright and Mrs. Dave Beers, Mr. and family. entertained with a Valentine card Mrs. Irvin Topliff of Adrian, the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richesin and party Saturday, Feb. 9. Guest Rev. Paul Ludlow of Nyssa, Mr, children were recent visitors and players were Messrs, and Mmes. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and Mrs dinner guests in the Bert Richesin Wally Krause of Vale, William Esther Stephen. home at Fruitland helping his Schireman of Nyssa, Glen Brown, mother and a brother-in-law, Bob Bill Willis, Luit Stam, William Entertain With Potluck Supper Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver en Franklin o f Nampa, celebrate Webb, Blake Lowell and Mrs. Lois Williams. tertained Saturday evening with their birthday anniversaries. Mrs. Esther Stephen visited in Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Batt of a potluck supper. Those attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilder Feb. 10 with Mrs. Mar Nyssa were Feb. 10 dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. C. R. Mills Day of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. garet Perret. and Ross. Howard Day of Lake Owyhee, Attend Knife and Fork Event Mrs. C. R Mills recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver, Eu- gene Cleaver and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kurtz at her son, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jim Ritchie. Following supper tended Knife and Fork meeting Mills, and their guests, Mr. and the evening was spent playing Feb. 5 in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Glen O’Neil of North Dakota. Orland Cheldelin also attended The O’Neils are visiting their son, cards. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O’Neil of Roger Norland of Caldwell was the meeting. a Monday dinner guest in the Eu Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver. Nampa. gene Stephen home. Terry. Melissa and Dave spent a Brent Richesin was a Feb. 8 recent week at the home of her Elizabeth Goodell to her home in evening guest of Mr and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Orr Emmett Feb. 9 after she had Byrd Walters and attended a at Richland. Wash. The children spent a week in the Leslie Top- basketball game in Adrian with stayed with their grandparents liff home helping care for her white Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver went sister, Mrs. Topliff, who has been them. Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Cleaver to Portland to visit cousins, Mr. ill. and family were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Lawrence Coats. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffitts of guests at the Jack Bowen home Alva Goodell and his mother, Nyssa visited Feb. 10 in the Jim in Nyssa. Mrs. George Cleaver, took Miss Ritchie home. By Roxy Ritchie BUENA VISTA —Mrs Esther Stephen was hostess to the Out Our Way club at her home Fri day afternoon. Eleven members and one guest, Mrs. Emily Myers, were present. Roll call was answered with “a treasured souvenir.” A Valen tine gift exchange was held. Next meeting will be March 13 with Mrs. Edith Whipple. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Birthday Events Highlight News In Adrian Area Valentine Day Dessert Served To Lady Knitters By Farmerette Club NU ACRES — Mrs Omar Betts entertained last Thursday after noon for ladies who are learning to knit. Since it was Valentine’s day, refreshments were heart- shaped cookies, red jello and punch. HAPPY SEAMSTRESS CLUB LEARNS TO MAKE SUPPERS Happy Seamstress Sewing club of Adrian met Feb. 7 at the grade school cafeteria. Mrs. Brock, leader, was present to show the group how to make wash-cloth slippers. Jean Munn served refreshments and games were played. Feb. 21 (today) is date schedul ed for next meeting. —Carolyn Ward, Reporter. UNICEF Committee Receives Certificate From National Office As chairman of the 1962 drive, the Rev. Wallace Prowell has re ceived a certificate of apprecia tion from the United States Com mittee for UNICEF. It reads, “This certificate ex presses the gratitude of the Unit ed Nations Children’s fund for your generous support of its work. Children in need in over one hundred countries in all parts of the world will benefit from your contribution. “Our deep and sincere thanks go to you and to everyone with whom you have been associated in this year’s UNICEF Halloween program.” The award was signed by Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni, president of the national committee. NEW INSURANCE PLAN LEVELIZES ANY NUMBER OF POLICY PREMIUMS INTO ONE CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Sunday dinner guests at the W. O. Unwin home were Ivan Fritts and daughter of Ontario. Mrs. George Dohner and Mrs. Vernon Walker visited Monday with Mrs. Ed Campbell at Fruit land. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter at tended the Japanese American Citizens league dinner Sunday in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jorgensen of Nu Acres left Friday to visit Mrs. Jorgensen’s uncle, W. H. Whita ker in Burley, and Laura Beeks at Lava Hot Springs. They also attended a family reunion in Twin Falls, returning home Sun day. Those helping Carolyn Betts celebrate her birthday anniver sary Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rhinehart, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Betts and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Conner and family. Mrs. P. M. Jorgensen nad as recent overnight visitors her niece, Mrs. Darlene Carey, and her mother, Mrs. Maude Peter son. The following day they visit ed Mrs. Edith Gee in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Knoepfle of Boise visited the Jorgensens that afternoon. Enroute to Seattle, Mrs. Jean Johnson, a niece of Pete Jorgen sen, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Johnson of Murray, Utah, were recent overnight guests in the Jorgensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hammond o f Fruitland called recently at the Jorgensen home. 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