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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR EXTENSION UNIT LADIES Club Women Hear Exchange Student Honor Hostess With Surprise Party Owyhee News By Roxy Ritchie UPHOLSTERY CLASS M t Neighbors Members of Franks Family Gather ATTEND Newell Heights — A group of ladies attended a n upholstery Sunday for Reunion ai Rural Home class held the week of Feb. 11 in Jersey Cattle club meeting was the basement of Adrian Commu By Ruth Bowers The two Simpson families left By Mrs. O. P. Coun*il them there but the Dimmicks SUNSET VALLEY—Tri-Valley Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gregg of Ma the mule train ride to the Extension unit met Feb 15 at the took dras were recent overnight guests bottom of the canyon. They went | home of Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. The on to Las Vegas and were met | of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbert- lesson, “Developing Responsibili there by their son, Larry and I , son. ty,” was given by Mrs. Fred Arai family Sunday evening visitors in the were there for the and Mrs. E B. Smith. A program weekend who They Vern McCain home were the Rev. saw the play planning session was held and “South Pacific.” They visited the and Mrs. John Milbrath, Mr. and safety quiz givgn- Stanley Hodens in Reno, saw Vir- Mrs. Herb Wenke and family. Main feature of the day was a | ginia City, Carson City and visit- Ronnie and Jerry McCain were talk by Miss Rosa Alvarez, ex I ed the Christmas Tree Inn Ski among those attending the Luth "Wh- will I be strong eran Youth Rally Sunday at the change student from Chile, who ' area before returning home. enough to fac« the eaahier Grace Lutheran church in Cald was present with her “North Am Group Rides to Hills here? ” well. erican Mother,” Mrs. Maylin Max Owyhee Riding club members Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lovitt and field. She gave a talk on life in her country and the school system trucked their horses to Tunnel Judy of Parma were Sunday din there. She then answered many . Canyon Sunday, then rode south ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl questions asked by the group. west to the high hills overlooking , Callaham. Afternoon visitors in Miss Alvarez also showed slides I Lake Owyhee. Thirteen riders the Callaham home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and son and of views in her native country to made the trip. We-Two group of the Owyhee Laura Mackey of Adrian. the 14 women present. church met last: Returns From Oklahoma A surprise feature of the day Community Mrs. Earl Crocker was a Friday Thursday evening the home of was a birthday cake, encircled by Mr. and Mrs. Jack at Ward. By Mrs. G. E. Mackey evening dinner guest of Mr. and < six wrapped gifts, for the hostess. ADRIAN —Mr. and Mrs. Ver Mrs. Ellis Walters in Nyssa. Earl Mrs. Gabriel Astoreca gave a The cake was brought by Mrs. Crocker returned early Saturday non Parker held an open house birthday party Feb. 19 honoring * Earl Ward and Mrs. Frank Ho on the Streamliner from wedding reception Sunday after lub. A beautiful blue hyacinth I her granddaughter, Kelly Con- ’ morning Pawnee, Okla., where he had vis noon honoring their son and nell. Twenty small guests and was also a gift to Mrs. Chapin. ited a brother, who was ill, and daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. I | seven adults were present. other relatives for two Bob Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knight and | I Mrs. Berne Lorensen and chil- ’ with weeks. Saturday evening visitors Mmes. Verle Harrison and Carl children were Feb. 17 dinner dren visited Sunday afternoon of the Crockers were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hill were in charge of the with the Kenneth Lorensens. guests at the Lee Stoker home. Perry Boles of Vale and Sunday gift table and Mrs. Paul Parker A card party was held Satur visitors in the Crocker home were and Marilyn Parker served cake, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and dhildren of Roswell were Feb. 18 day evening at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn and punch and coffee. dinner guests in the Harley Wil and Mrs. Ray Strickland in Cow children of Ontario. The honorees left Monday mor Hollow. The Don, John and Glen son home. Mrs. Amanda Peutz of Payette ning for La Grande where he has Stricklands and the Eugene Ste and Mrs. Chester Mills were Sun enrolled at Eastern Oregon col-' Father. Age 94. Succumb« phens were present. day dinner guests in the William lege. Ora Newgen returned recently and Mrs. Wayne Robb went Peutz home. from California where he had to Mr. Portland Feb. 19 on business. Mrs. Dewey Strong took her Messrs, and Mmes. K. I. Peter gone to attend funeral services Elver Nielsen went with I parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Black son and W. E Piercy visited Sun-1 for his 94-year-old father, Joel F. Mrs. Newgen. Mrs. Rose Douglas of them as far as Moro where she burn, to Salt Lake City last week day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Parma stayed with Mrs. Newgen stopped to visit her sister, Mrs where Mrs. Blackbum will have Wayne Piercy and family and Lee Doyn Price and family. She re surgery. Thrasher at Parma. and Stanley Newgen was a week turned home Friday with the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day re end guest. Mrs. Marguerite Scott was a Robbs. The Robb children stayed turned home Sunday evening Mrs. Ora Newgen, Stanley and with their grandmother, Mrs. Mae from a weekend visit at Burns in Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hurtt of Parma. Carol Murray of Owyhee Corners | I Lytle in Roswell. the home of their son-in-law and spent a recent Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Wayne Robb and daughter, The American Legion and aux Mr. and Mrs_James O. at the home of Mrs. Jeanette Stephen and children. Their other iliary held a potluck dinner at children were Sunday dinner Watkins in Homedale. the Legion hall Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr. and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and in honor of Washington’s birth The LDS stake Primary of Nys Mrs. Hudson Robb in Nyssa. Mrs. Earl Wilson of Eugene, were sa met Feb. 18 with the Hunting Mrs. Bill Wilson of Roswell, also guests in the Stephen home. day. ton Primary group. Luncheon Guests in Ashcraft Home was served, followed by a meet Mrs. Harley Wilson and Lila Mae Chapins Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Claude Derrick of Sunset Valley went to Baker ing at the home of Mrs. Dea Mar Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin and sons and her mother, Mrs. last Thursday to visit Mrs. Bill tin Wilson’s grandparents. They at went to Madras Feb. 16 to visit Ellen Ashcraft, were Sunday eve Mr. and Mrs. James Langley tended the Adrian-North Powder their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ning dinner guests of Mr. and returned Feb. 12 from a two-week game at Baker. Crow. They also went on to Mrs. W. E. Ashcraft. trip to Colorado < nd Kansas. They Portland. They visited the N. L. Messrs, and Mmes. George Cart returned home through Texas, Attend Birthday Party Johnsons in Forest Grove and wright, Bob Patterson and Lois New Mexico, Arizona and Ne Mr. and Mrs. Junior Goodell Mrs. Chapin’s cousins, Mr. and attended a bridge party vada. They also visited Hoover took Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jen Mrs. Floyd Martin in Carlton. Williams Saturday evening at the home of Dam and the Grand Canyon. sen to Maudie Owens cafe in Pay They returned home the follow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newbill. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gabriel Astoreca ette where they were met by Mr. ing Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan and Mrs. Everett Faw and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin and children spent Feb. 17 at the and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pate Harold Ferguson home in Nampa. and Mrs. Cliff Harris, all of On spent Sunday on Lake Owyhee Duncan of Jordan Valley were tario, for dinner Saturday even where they caught a nice bass Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Report of Trip Given ing. After dinner they went to and a large crappie. Mrs. Tom Duncan of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick re the Cliff Harris home for a sur Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hobson were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long at turned recently from 4 Mt weeks prise party honoring Jensen on Sunday dinner guests at the home tended Fathers weekend at Ore of travel. They went to Farming his birthday anniversary. of Mrs. Aafje Stam in Nyssa. Mr. gon State university in Corvallis ton. N.M., to visit their son, Larry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer and Mrs. John Haight of Nyssa and family for several days, then spent Sunday at the home of their were also guests. In the after over the weekend and visited with to Albuquerque. Carlsbad Cav granddaughter, Mrs. Kenneth Jen noon the Hobsons went to the Wayne Sparks and Clifford Loo ney. erns and the Rio Grande valley sen. home of their son, Joe, near Cairo Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Martin in Texas. They then went to The Thompson Agency bowling Junction to visit with Mrs. Joe Yuma where they visited Mr. and team and their wives were dinner Hobson’s father and sister, the and sons visited Sunday after tMrs Bill Dunn, former residents guests Feb. 19 at the home of Rev. A. R. Herring and Rosetta noon with her grandmother, Mrs. M. A. Campbell of Middleton; her of Nyssa. The Dimmicks and Dean Montgomery, a team mem of Boise. uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dunns went to Puerto Tenasco in ber. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of Nyssa came Old Mexico. Returning to this Dee Garner, Mr. and Mrs. Vai to the home of his sister, Mrs Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Levi country, they saw the Organ Pipes Garner, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde By- Bob Newgen Friday night and Campbell and family at Caldwell. monument where there are many bee and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Orr. took back Boyd Newgen to stay species of cacti. The Nyssans Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery and overnight. They went on to visit then went back to Yuma where their guests then bowled in Nys Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson and PROFESSIONAL they met Mr. and Mrs. Wayne sa. family in Payette and Mr. and DIRECTORY Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Dee Garner and Mrs. N. L. Wilson on Oregon Simpson. They attended the races family visited Sunday afternoon Slope. George M. Wilson and his there, then all toured the Grand with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mont- grandson, Jimmy, brought Boyd Physicians and Canyon. i gomery. home Sunday. Parkers Honored With Reception; Go to La Grande held Sunday at the Bill Toomb nity church. home. Among them were several The K. I. Petersons of Adrian | members of AKH Home Exten and the Wesley Piercys visited sion unit including Mmes. Juan Sunday in Parma with Lee ita Walters, Dorothy Nedrow, Thrasher and also at the Wayne Mary Laan, Jenetty Piercy, Peggy Brown, Dorothy Kygar and Lor Piercy home. etta Conant. Former Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark of Brooks, Ore., were Saturday ov day afternoon with the Earl Ky gar family. Mary Laan, Wanda Peutz, Lou ernight guests at the Bill Toomb Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy and home. The Clarks are former resi ise Brewer and Marilyn Tailman family were dinner guests Sun dents of Kingman Kolony, having walked to Mitchell Butte Satur lived on the present Herschel day at the Rube Graham home day for GAA points. Thompson The Toombs had in Star. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Callister a pancake place. Saturday eve Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kygar and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mar ning for the supper Clarks with the Wes family were Sunday dinner guests ion Howell of Caldwell to Pres Piercys and Dale Ashcrafts at the Jim Hite home. ton, Idaho, last week to attend ley also being present. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sparks and funeral services for Robert Por Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sharp and family of Boise spent Sunday in ter, a former neighbor of the Mrs. Ralph Blanch visited Satur-! the Art Sparks home. families. day afternoon with the Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith of Arrive From California Sants. j Parma were visitors Sunday, Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Strawn Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer at 17, at the Ed Brandt home. of Banning, Calif., arrived Tues tended a potluck supper at th« day morning to visit at the par American Legion hall Friday i Leaves for Corvallis Miss Effie Laan is leaving to ental Lester Strawn home. The night at Adrian. couple plans to locate in Treasure j Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters of day for Corvallis to attend the FHA convention. Valley. Boise visited Sunday, Feb. 17, at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strawn the Al Thompson home. Mrs. accompanied Mr and Mrs. Ray Walters stayed until Tuesday eve Kenneth visited Sunday after Schulthies of Cow Hollow and ning when Walters returned for noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hom. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stringham her. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stacy and of Newell Heights to Idaho Falls Teresa Kay of Apple Valley were this week to spend two days vis Spend Weekend at Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thomp Sunday dinner guests at the Wil iting the Idaho Falls LDS temple. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt visited son and Mrs. Marie Earp left last lis Conant home. In the after Sunday in Parma at the Bert and Wednesday for Corvallis and Al noon ice cream and cake were Will Smith homes. They are bro bany, Ore. Thompson attended served to celebrate the ninth Dad’s Weekend at OSU. Mrs. birthday anniversary of Jimmy thers of Mrs. Brandt. visited her daughter, Mrs. Conant. Bob Mondy of Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb re Earp W. F. McLing of Albany. The was also a guest. turned home from Clarkston, Thompsons Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer and Mrs. Earp spent Wash., Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sunday night and Jeanette visited Sunday evening in Seneca with the Toomb’s mother, Mrs. Marie Mar Don Thompson family, returning at the Vernon Parker home in tin, remains about the same. Adrian. home Monday morning. Mrs. H. L. Holland of Coolidge. Mrs. Sharon Gordon and chil Mrs. Bob Haney and Mrs. Car Ariz., visited last Thursday after dren, Mrs. Buster Talbot and Mrs. men Haney of Salt Lake visited noon with the Carl Begemans. Charley Culbertson spent Thurs- Feb. 20 with Mrs. Ed Brandt. Club Meeting Sei March 7 Pollyanna club meeting will be held Thursday, March 7, at the home of Mrs. Art Sparks with Mrs. Oscar Schafer as co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Callister spent Sunday at Ontario with their granddaughter, Mrs. Carole Jensen and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers and family spent Saturday even ing at the Charlie Bowers home. Sunday callers were James Phi fer, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowers and girls, Mrs. Charles Chapin and children. Thomas Sant and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston drove to Jordan Valley last Thursday to visit the E. E. Nelson family on the Mal loy ranch. Thomas Sant and Mrs. Walter Pinkston called Sunday on Mrs. Loura Smith of Adrian. Mrs. Smith has been ill but is now im proved. FIRESTONE Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft were DEALER STORE sightseeing Sunday afternoon at 417 Main Street Bully Creek dam. KINGMAN KOLONY—A fam ily reunion was held Sunday at the Pete Franks home. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Franks and family of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Ham Franks of Mountain Home, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weike and baby of Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Bernal Maybon. $3995 LIVEEY NEWS FALCON GOES Surgeons SEED GRAIN CERTIFIED and UNCERTIFIED STOCK ★ Alfalfa ★ Clover ★ Pasture Grass ★ Wheat ★ Barley ★ Oats ★ Field Seed ... 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