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THURSDAY. APRIL 11. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Richard Callaham Receives Discharge Easter Egg Hunt R. Savage From Air Force; To Reside in McCall Fetes On Anniversary Rites for Ed Corfield Conducted Saturday At Owyhee Church PAGE NINE Garth uisen Selected as Member Of Madrigal Singers; Tour Planned Thomas Lewis Serves On USS Canberra Thomas L. Lewis, fire control Funeral services for Charles technician second class, USN, son By Mrs. George Moeller * Mrs. Don Bullard and her mo By Ruth Bowers Mrs. Thomas Sant and sons, Edward (Ed) Corfield were con of Mr. and Mrs Ray C. Lewis of By Peggy Brown ARCADIA — Garth Olsen was ther, Mrs. E L. McCrady of Nys KINGMAN KOLONY—Mr. and* accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. i ducted Saturday afternoon. April OREGON TRAIL — Mrs Don route 1, Nyssa, is serving aboard Mrs. Richard Callaham and fami Walter Pinkston, visited last Sun 6, 1963, at Owyhee Community selected from a group of Utah sa, visited April 3 in the Clifford Savage entertained recently with Neilson home with the latter ’ s the guided missile cruiser USS ly arrived home March 27 from day in Caldwell at the home of church. The Rev. Arthur Skogan. State university at Logan as a a birthday party for her son, Ran mother, Mrs. Edith Benton, who Mrs. Williams, aunt of Mrs. Pink member of the Madrigal Singers Canberra, which is currently op McGuire Air Force Base. Calla dy, on his fifth anniversary. Sev-1 pastor of the church, and Robert and will tour several states. is recuperating from a broken erating with the Sixth Fleet in ham received a medical discharge ston, and also with Mrs. Nancy Kriner, Jr., former pastor, were Painter, a former school friend of en guests helped Randy celebrate officiating ministers. Mr. Corfield from the Air Force. Garth also sang in the choir hip. the Mediterranean. with an Easter egg hunt. Mrs. Pinkston. Mrs. Loura Smith last Friday at the LDS conference Couple Moves to Owyhee succumbed last Thursday at his Callers Wednesday evening at Now on her fourth tour of duty An Easter theme was carried I home. in Salt Lake City. He is a stu the Charlie Bowers home to visit of Adrian was an April 7 guest Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hill moved with the Sixth Fleet, the Canber out. Refreshments of cake and with the Callahams were Mr. and at the Walter Pinkston home. He was born May 6, 1869. in dent at Utah State and is a son last week to the Owyhee dam ra recently visited Genoa, Italy, John Petty, who is employed at ice cream were served. Mrs. Marvin Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Shropshire, England, and came to of Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen. where he will be employed. Ce and the Greek island of Corfu, af Charles Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. Earl the Jim Strode ranch on Succor America at the age of six months cil Houston will take care of the ter participating in the first ma Visitors From Utah Mr. and Mrs. Allen Aitken and Hill farm this year. Callaham and family of Wilder. creek, spent Sunday with his par jor naval operation involving two with his parents who settled in Mrs. Charles Lundy and daugh Callaham has accepted employ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sant. ter of Tremonton, Utah, recently Nebraska. Most of his childhood girls of Nampa visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coleman nuclear-powered surface ships. with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Corn. Mr. Wayne Callister of Caldwell The Canberra is home-ported ment at McCall where they will spent a few days visiting in the was spent at Swanton. Neb., and and Mrs. Bob Taylor were dinner and family of La Grande visited at Norfolk, Va. spent spring vacation at the home from there the family moved to make their home. Saturday in the George Coleman of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ward Lundy home. Minden. Neb., where Mr. Corfield guests Sunday evening in the home. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wil Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Morris and started working out at an early Corn home. Thursday dinner guests at the Callister. son and girls from Payette visit son of Boise and Jerry Jones of age. Richard McLauchlin of Baker ed Saturday evening in the Cole Charlie Bowers home last week Arrives From Virginia Nyssa spent Sunday visiting Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gussie of When he was 17 years old, he and Carl Seburn of Phoenix, man home and celebrated Sally’s Leon Besendorfei of Annan and Mrs. Alfred Adams, DeAnn moved to Maxwell, Neb., where Ariz., were dinner guests Sunday first anniversary with traditional Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cal dale, Va„ arrived last Thursday and Richard. birthday cake. laham and family and Jim Phifer. to spend some time at the home he began farming for himself and in the John Seburn home. Mrs. Alfred Adams and DeAnn, met Clara Bellamy. They were Family Visits in Weiser of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and Jeanie Refurn From Washington married on Christmas day in 1913 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb George Besendorfer. attended a banquet at the Metho by the Rev. John Griffeth. The We wish to extend our heart Pollyanna c I ud meeting was dist church Wednesday evening couple’s golden anniversary would Dorothy and Jim visited Sunday returned Monday evening from felt thanks for the words of sym with Mrs. Jim Pike in Weiser and Clarkston, Wash., where they had I held Thursday, April 4, at the for senior students and their par have been on Christmas day this helped her celebrate her birthday pathy, cards and floral offerings spent the weekend with Mrs. Ma-1 home of Mrs. Carl Begeman with ents. year. following the loss of our loving anniversary. Mrs. Virgil Viers as co-hostess. | rie Martin and Jeanette. Visit From La Grande In 1915 the Corfields moved to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard were mother and grandmother, Mrs. Nine members were present. Next Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phifer and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coleman Basin, Wyo., where they purchas dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Abbie M. Davis. Your thoughtful family of Madras spent a recent meeting will be at the home of and girls of La Grande spent the ed a sagebrush farm, developed it ness will be remembered always. Mrs. Harold Dail. Mrs. Klaas Laan and a plant and weekend at the Charlie Bowers and made a home for eight chil May God bless you. weekend visiting her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Merildean Rob home. A pre-Easter and birthday handkerchief exchange will be and Mrs. Frank Jayo. Sunday din dren. In 1935 they moved to the —Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin bins and family were Sunday din held. diner was held Sunday honoring Nyssa area where they bought ner guests in the Jayo home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gordon and Mrs. Floyd Phifer’s birthday an and Children Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jayo and Anna and improved another sagebrush Steffens in Nyssa. children of Jordan Valley spent niversary. Others present were farm. , Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crow Mr. and Mrs. Neil Petterson 127 Main Street Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer and Sunday at the parental Earl Ky- Mr. Corfield was a devoted hus and family drove to Bogus Basin Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and gar home. Nyssa, Oregon Jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Classifieds Bring Results! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramos of family were Sunday dinner guests band and father and was fond of near Boise Sunday. They also Chapin and children, Mr. and being at home with his family. of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant. visited Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mar- Mrs. Clyde Bowers and Marvin Nyssa were Sunday guests of the Dinner was in honor of Billy Co He entertained numerous young mon in Boise. Jess Martinez family. Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phillips nant who is home on leave from sters on many occasions with folk Visitors From Baker Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt spent songs and stories. Those who the Navy. Sunday evening at the James of Nyssa were Friday night call Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Robbins Kenneth Godbout and sons, Da knew him well state that he had ers at the L. L. Kreager home. Phifer home. vid and John of San Jose, were a wonderful sense of humor which and family of Baker visited dur- I Maybon Has Surgery Attend Wedding Reception Sunday overnight guests of Mr. added joy and encouragement to ing the weekend with Mr. and , Mrs. L. E Robbins and with her I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft and Bernal Maybon returned home and Mrs. Glenn Brown. all. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft at Monday from Caldwell Memorial He was a deacon in the Owy Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hendricks tended the Drown-Fogg wedding hospital to recuperate after re recently accompanied their hee Community church Sunday Robbins in Lincoln Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen and I reception last Thursday night at cent surgery. daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Reece school and worked faithfully in family were breakfast guests Sat the LDS stake house in Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Karr and and Janet of Nyssa to Marsing to the church for many years. A coffee klutch was held April son, Mr. and Mrs. Ham Franks visit another daughter, Mr. and In addition to his widow of the urday morning of Mr. and Mrs. 3 at the Wesley Piercy home. and family of Mountain Home Mrs. Thane Lankford and family. home, he is survived by one son, Neil Petterson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston Mrs. Edythe Prosser of Big spent Sunday at the Bernal May Sunday Overnight Guests Glen Philip of Pendleton; five visited Saturday with Mr. and Bend was a Sunday dinner guest bon home. daughters, Mrs. Emily Ann Myers Mr. and Mrs. Will Alderson of This is heavy weight linoleum. of Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock. Callers last week at the Ed Kooskia, Idaho, were Sunday ov of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Cora Mrs. Harold Houston in Nampa. o Paul and Richard Lucero of Released From Hospital Brandt home were Mr. and Mrs. ernight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grace Hann of Pasco. Wash., Mrs. C. M. Beaumont was released Leonard Smith of Boise, Mr. and Rolland Holmes. Mrs. Alderson Viola May Holmes of Portland, Boise called Sunday at the George from Malheur Memorial hospital Mrs. Will Smith of Parma, Mr. is an aunt of Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Dorothy Pattee of Parma Moeller home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephen last Thursday after a few days and Mrs. Bert Smith of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Greer of and Mrs. Carroll Aten of Sacra son visited Saturday with Mr. and Across From Nyssa Theatre of confinement with influenza. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walters of Marsing visited Sunday afternoon mento, Calif. 217 Main Street Phone 372-3533 Also surviving are 22 grand Mrs. Art Richardson and family with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hend in Boise. children and six great-grandchil ricks. Mrs. Greer is a grand dren. daughter of the Hendricks. Two sons, Chester Edward and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley at tended Knife and Fork club last Harold Joe, preceded their father Thursday evening at East Side in death on Nov. 7, 1952. They were killed in a tragic accident cafe in Ontario. Danny Bowen of Vale was a when a bridge collapsed. j Saturday overnight guest of his Interment was made in Owy- grandparents, Mr. and 'Mrs. John cemetery under direction of Lien- kaemper funeral home. Active Bretz. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall re pallbearers were Joe Stephen, turned home Saturday from Red John Price. John Strickland, Har mond where they had spent the old Dail, Wayne Robb and Ken past week helping their son, Mr. neth Lorensen. Honorary bearers and Mrs. Jack Marshall and fam included Lester Oden, Otis Bul —Joe DeWaard, Overland Farm, Meridian, Idaho lard, James Stephen and Glenn ily move from Washington. Strickland. Special music for the Saturday Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McGin service was provided by Marilyn nis of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. E. Richesin and Annette Haney who H. Brandt of Nyssa. rendered a vocal duet. Organist Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer vis was Mrs. Bob Maggard. ited Saturday in Caldwell at the Days like this are made for Olympia Kerby Lee Kendall home with Mrs. Schafer’s mother, Mrs. La- vada Lenaghen. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt visited One ingredient ia priceless: -Its the Water' Sunday in Parma at the Will Tint or i motcomt. Otym/no Braomt Comfity. 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