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THURSDAY, APRIL 25. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON AKH Home Extension Group to Send Deserving Boy or Girl io 4-H Camp COUNTY AGENT TO ATTEND MEETING OF SEWING CLUB April meeting of the Stitchettes 4-H Sewing club was April 17 at the home of Sylvia Cleaver. By Mrs. Wilson Wilt Mrs. Louis Pratt Pratt vicitiXrl Mrs. Louis visited Qnnrlnv Sunday Roll call was answered with NEWELL HEIGHTS — AKH with her sister, Mrs. Elwood Carr “Tips on Modeling.’’ Miss Jan By Farmerette Club Home Extension unit met last in Ontario. NU ACRES — Farmerette club Gumprecht, county agent, plans Thursday afternoon at the home to attend the next meeting sche members held their annual dinner Twin Daughters Named of Dorothy Fox with Dorothy Ky- and election meeting April 17 a Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Call have duled for May 8 to give hints on gar as co-hostess. Sixteen mem the Grange hall. Outgoing officers modeling and accessories. named their twin girls Angela bers and three children were in were hostesses. — Ann Cleaver, Reporter. and Pamela. The children’s aunt, attendance. Mrs. Sherman Keck was elected The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Reed Udall of Kaysville, president. Others named to office Utah, has been visiting in the GUESTS FROM ONTARIO Peggy Brown, chairman, and min Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roberts, Sr., are Mrs. Henry Conner, vice pres utes were read by Virginia Tim Call home and helping care for the infants. The Calls have two and family of Ontario were Easter ident; Mrs. Robert Shaw, secre merman. Eye-opener was a pillow other children, Christina, 10, and Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and tary; and Mrs. Gary Betts, treas case with Sunbonnet Girl decora urer. Brian, 7 years of age. Mrs. Ben Roberts at Nyssa. tion by Clara Price. Appointed as committee chair ______ Mrs. Helen Butler was a spon The unit made plans to donate men by the new president were sor at the Junior Prom and ban VISITS PARENTS money to a deserving boy or girl Mrs Mary Walker and Mrs. Ezada Mrs. Orlee Sipes of Homedale Betts, sunshine committee; Mrs. to attend 4-H camp this summer. quet held Saturday evening at This was given to Frankie Wor Washington school in Homedale. was a Sunday visitor in the home Susan Chesney, hospital commit Frank Pratt of Nampa visited of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reu- den who will select a deserving tee. Saturday evening with his par I ben Haroldsen. boy or girl. Names of Pollyannas for the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pratt. Lesson was on low calorie foods past year were revealed and new TAKE SUNDAY DRIVE Mrs. Anna Pratt was a Saturday and was given by Mary Laan and Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves and names drawn, A plant exchange evening dinner guest. Frank is Dorothy Fox. This was the last. working as a fieldman for North- Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann took a was also held. meeting until September. A rummage and food sale is drive Sunday to Jordan Valley. Cherrylee and Terrilyn Cham- | rup-King company in Nampa. berlain were Sunday dinner Honored With Luncheon guests of the Alfred Simpsons. Mrs. M. L. Kurtz entertained at a luncheon last Thursday noon Collect for Cancer Fund for Mrs. Marie Moore. Guests in Mrs. Elnore Topliff, chairman, and her assistants, Mrs. Thelma cluded Mmes. K. I. Peterson, Edna /Hammon, Mrs. Lillian Fahren- Cowling, Marguerite Scott, Wes- bruch and Mrs. Dale Witt, recent 1 e y Piercy, George Schiemer, i ly collected $75.80 from Newell Edith Hammon and Thelma Ham Heights residents for the Cancer mon. Other guests were Mrs. Piercy’s mother and aunt, Mrs. fund. Leader of Buhl and Mrs. Moslin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farr and of Twin Falls. The afternoon was Dee went to Idaho Falls Friday spent visiting and doing needle to visit their son, Keith and wife, work. who recently moved there from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leedy, ac Utah. Keith is employed as sales companied by Mrs. Lydia Wor man and radio announcer on sta tion KTEE in Idaho Falls. They den, went to Huntington Sunday attended sacrament services at and were dinner guests of Mr. and the LDS church Sunday and re Mrs. Ray Leedy. Happy Dozen Card club played turned home that evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd and pinochle Friday afternoon at the family had as Sunday dinner home of Mrs. Wesley Piercy. Mrs. guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lydia Worden, Mrs. Louis Siam L. J. Kinney and Mrs. John Pow and Mrs. Thelma Hammon at ell of Ontario. The children’s tended from Newell Heights. great - grandmother, Mrs. Olive Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province of Judd of Parma, and Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell visited Sunday with her M. L. Judd were also guests. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mc Dermott. Honored on Anniversary Mrs. M. L. Kurtz and Mrs. Dud-1 Drive to Jordan Valley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweizer ley Kurtz of Nyssa took the for mer’s aunt, Mrs. Ida Collins of of Sunset Valley, Mr. and Mrs. the Ontario nursing home to a Charles Glenn and family ate birthday dinner recently in On dinner Sunday in Homedale and tario. It was Mrs. Collins’ 86th drove to Jordan Valley, where anniversary. On Friday the Kurtz searchers were looking for a lost ladies went to Nampa to hear an youth, Delford Sharpe. They re organ concert given at Northwest port a large crowd gathered and a helicopter landed nearby while Nazarene college. Mrs. Marie Moore was guest at they were there. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and | a birthday luncheon in her honor served Saturday at the K. I. Pet family were Saturday evening! erson home in Adrian. Other dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dennis Schenk of Succor creek. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Grunig of Piercy, Mrs. Piercy’s mother, Mrs. Leader of Buhl, and an aunt, Mrs. Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn of Ontario were Sunday Moslin of Twin Falls, Idaho. Mrs. Merrit Greeling of Poca dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tello and Mrs. Martha Hall of Gene Simpson. The Grunigs vis Twin Falls visited Friday after ited Sunday evening in the Carl | Fenn home. noon with Mrs. M. L. Judd. Farmerette Club Elects Mrs. Keck As New President VISIT IN CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney plan to return home today after spend ing the past 10 days visiting rela tives in Pomona, Calif. IT WAS A PLEASURE to do the Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne visited Sunday with relatives in Boise. GLASS WORK planned for May with Mrs. George Dohner named as chairman. Eight ladies were present at a Stanley party held Friday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Robert Shaw with Mrs. Delbert Wilson as hostess. Patsy Hawks, Kathleen and Knsteen Keck attended an Idaho- Eastern Oregon MYF conference held last weekend in Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck took the girls to Nampa Friday evening. Robert Shaw, his son, Bobbie and Delbert Wilson joined in the hunt Saturday for Delford Sharpe who is still reported missing in the Jordan Valley area. on THIS NEW STATION CONGRATULATIONS! BENSON GLASS & PAINT 510 East Idaho Ave. Phone 889-8604 ONTARIO, OREGON PHILLIPS “66 " SERVICE • • • Nyssa, Oregon SATURDAY, APRIL 27,1963 66 66 Strike Stamps Strike Stamps CONGRATULATIONS to • • • DON KING and PHILLIPS PETROLEUM! You Can Be Proud of this ALL-NEW STATION! GATE CITY JOURNAL This Modern Phillips "66" Service Station is a Pictured is the new modern Phillips "66" service station at Sixth and Main street in Nyssa. Inset is Don King, dealer, who offers the latest facilities for expert car care. Edison Child is local Phillips "66 distributor. FREE FRE . 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