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THURSDAY. MAY 23. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Buiie Church Youths Hold Meeting, Visit Institutions, Attend Dinner Frances Seuell Hall Prepared for Teenage Canteen Honored Friday To Be Opened Saturday in Huntington On Anniversary ♦ner on Mother’s day. They in By Ruth Robbins cluded Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs Richard Fenn and LINCOLN HEIGHTS — The By Peggy Brown Barton and family, Mr. and Mrs. family were Sunday dinner guests Century class of Malheur Butte OREGON TRAIL — Betty Jo Kenneth Lisle and family, Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Beach in Baptist church had its regular Graham entertained Friday with and Mrs. Leonard Stohler and Vale. meeting May 10 at the church. a slumber party at the home of family. Mrs. Anna Pratt attended a re They had as their guests the In her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank cent meeting of Payette County Graham, honoring Frances Seuell I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettet re termediate Bible class and they Democratic Women at Fruitland. on her birthday anniversary. At- i cently had several members of were all entertained by Wendell She accompanied Mrs. J. H. Hart tending in addition to the honored 1 Richmond with slides and a re their family present for dinner. man of Nu Acres. They included Mr. and Mrs. J. W port of his trip to Russia. guest were Leah Whipple, Triena Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kimura of Rinehart and Rosa Alvarez. Pettet, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Pettet, Gene Gruell led the devotions ! Adrian were Sunday afternoon Mrs. Eula Feltman, Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. D. L. Hurst sang a Mo Earl McCollock. Mr and Mrs Carl Fenn, Mr. callers at the Eugene Pratt home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lundy ther's day solo. Mrs. Marie Moore was a Satur- and Mrs. Duane Fenn called Sun Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Nichols and daughter of Tremonton, Utah, Hosts for the evening were the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John day afternoon at the Gene Simp ! day evening dinner guest of Mr. are spending their vacation with Messrs, and Mmes. George Barnes, I and Mrs James Lane in Adrian. son home. Tilden and family of Boise had Ralph Barnes and S. L. Conrey. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy and Mrs. Daisy Shook of Baker vis Mother’s day dinner at the Lu her parents in Ontario. ited several days last week with family of Ontario, Mrs. Dave Sav ther Nichols home. Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and children Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and age and daughters of Nyssa were Intermediate class of Malheur Mr. and Mrs. Brock Robbins of Nyssa spent Sunday afternoon Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Butte Baptist church had a busy and family had dinner May 12 at family. visiting Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and Mrs. Thelma Hammon and Mrs Mrs Carl Fenn. THE RED CREPE PAPER MEMORIAL POPPIES worn through afternoon May 12. First they vis the home of her parents, Mr. and John McGilvray spent a week children. Agnes Ashcraft attended a recent out the nation on Poppy day are made by veterans in hospitals ited the rest home at Malheur Mrs. O. D. Dearborn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes were meeting of Town and Country I with Terry Borge. He was one Memorial hospital in Nyssa where and work shops in 40 states. These disabled servicemen are paid Garden club at the S. B. Bybee | of his buddies at Pearl Harbor Tuesday evening dinner guests of Stanley Penn led devotions. While Church Speaker From Emmett for each hand-made poppy they make, and the materials are fur I and received his discharge this Mrs. Alice Holmes. The dinner Guest speaker May 12 at Mal home near Nyssa. there they presented carnations to nished free by the American Legion auxiliary in the states I month He was enroute to his( was in honor of Roy’s birthday heur Butte Baptist church was each of the mothers in the home. where the hospitals are located. Kurts Couple Returns Home home in Ohio. anniversary. Floyd Tilson of Emmett. Follow From there they took a portable Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz left ing church services he and his Mrs Rolland Holmes accompa on a trip April 30 and were gone Parents Visit in Kriegh Home MISS RATAEZYK GRADUATES organ to the home of W S Rees daughter, Faith, were dinner Eldon G. Manning nied Margie Bogard of Payette to for a spiritual song fest. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kriegh of 10 days. They visited their daugh FROM EPHRATA HIGH Tilson of Emmett read some guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whit ter, Mr. and Mrs. David Highland Buhl, parents of Dick Kriegh, ar Boise Saturday to attend a per Funeral Rites Held Miss Juliana Rataezyk is a scripture. Later in the afternoon sell. sonal shower honoring Margie, and family at Prairie City; their rived Thursday and are visiting At Boise LDS Church member of the 1963 graduating they conducted a devotional ser Tom Sutton was an overnight son, Dr. Merle Kurtz and family in the Kriegh home. Mr. and Mrs who is the bride-elect of Dean guest May 11 in Ontario with his Funeral services for Eldon class of Ephrata high school in vice at Malheur county jail. Holmes. in Portland They also visited a John A Stewart, parents of Mrs. brother, Jim. They spent the eve George Manning of Boise were Washington. She is a daughter of I Mr and Mrs. Alfred Adams and Dick Kriegh, and a sister, Mr ------------ niece, Mrs. Merle Malland and conducted on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rataezyk. ning at the carnival in Payette. family in Centralia, Wash., and and Mrs. Erbon Keyser of Buhl. DeeAnn, Mrs. Frank Jayo and The Conservative Baptist chur May 21, 1963, at the Ninth ward former residents of Cow Hollow Mr. and Mrs. Claude Page were Mrs. Glenn Brown were among ' came Sunday for a visit. All at- : spent the weekend with the Rev community near Nyssa. ches of Vale, New Plymouth, Pay May 12 dinner guests at the Lloyd LDS church in the Idaho capital those attending the Van Zelf- and Mrs. Murray Russell and tended graduation exercises at city with Bishop Wesley Mitton Graduation exercises will be ette and Ontario held a banquet Page home in Nyssa. family who are home on furlough Adrian Sunday evening Karla Chaudoin wedding and reception officiating. conducted Monday evening. June May 11 in honor of graduates and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robbins Saturday morning at St. Bridget ’ s from Ethiopia and have spent the Kriegh was valedictorian of the their parents at Maudie Owens had both of their daughters pres 3, in Ephrata. Catholic church in Nyssa. Mr. Manning succumbed last graduating class. year in Kirkland, Wash. Enroute cafe in Payette. Graduates at ent for Mother’s day dinner. They Thursday in a Logan, Utah, hos Mr and Mrs Perry Richmond Visitors From Merrill home the Kurtz’ visited Mr and tending from Malheur Butte Bap are Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Robbins a series of heart pital following RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA of Washington, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Russell at Selah, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart and attacks. Mrs. Angie Cook and her sister, tist church were Diane Hall, Judy and family of Baker, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. C. W Wilson, Mrs Verner Richmond of On son of Merrill, Ore., visited last Mrs. Sylvia Palmer of Boise, re Gruell, Marty Jayne Sayers, E. J. Wells and family of Nampa. He was born Aug. 19, 1911, in former residents of Kingman Ko- tario, visited Monday with Mr Thursday with Mr and Mrs. Da-1 turned May 14 from a two-week Frank Kaneaster and Bruce Penn. lony. They also visited on Thurs and Mrs Dick Kriegh They are vid Savage Mrs. Don Savage and Trenton, Utah. On November 30, trip to California. They visited UNDERGOES SURGERY former neighbors of Mrs Kriegh ’ s 1932, he was united in marriage day with Mr. and Mrs. L. E Prou boys were evening callers in the Mrs. Cook's son-in-law and daugh Visit in Stohler Home Del Maggard, head custodian of parents in Nebraska. to Zenda Wickham at Logan. ty at La Grande. Savage home. Mr. and Mrs M L Kurtz took Mr. and Mrs. John Stohler were the Nyssa school, underwent ma Mrs. Thelma Hammon. Mrs. The deceased farmed most of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Childs Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coleman Pete Hammon, Donna Golding Mrs. Ida Collins to church in On-1 and girls of La Grande are spend his adult life in the Weiser and and son in Davis and also spent pleasantly surprised May 11 when jor surgery last Friday in Cald and Nancy Bowers attended a tario Sunday morning They later ing part of their vacation visiting Parma areas. He retired from some time in San Francisco and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. well Memorial hospital. Maggard suffered a crushed disc Ralph Hetrick and family of Oro shower May 9 at the Lutheran called on Mrs. Lynn Hurst and their parents, Mr and Mrs Frank farming in 1959 due to ill health at Lake Tahoe. vada, Nev., arrived to spend the in his spine last winter when lift Trinity church in Parma for then went to Vale where they had Jayo and Mr and Mrs. George and the couple moved that year Adele Hammon, a former resi dinner with World War I veter Coleman They will also visit to Boise where Mr. Manning was of Alliance, Ohio, and Nola Jean weekend. Other members of the ing a pump while on duty at the Stohler family also came to din- school plant. dent of Newell Heights. A per ans of Malheur county. friends at Hood River during their employed at the Idaho Soldiers’ Manning of Boise. sonal shower was given for her Mrs. Lydia Worden was a Sun vacation. home. He was a member of the Other survivors include one at the home of Mrs. Thebo in day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn were' LDS church. brother, Oral G. of Boise; one Nyssa. Those from Newell Charles Leedy. Sunday dinner guests at the home In addition to his widow of the sister, Mrs. Zelda Payne of Win t l Heights attending were Donna Visit Idaho Falls Temple of their daughter, Mr and Mrs. home, Mr. Manning is survived nemucca, Nev., and 10 grand Golding, Lanae Hammon and Mr and Mrs. Carl Fenn visited . David Savage and family. by three sons, Eldon Deverl of children. Nancy Bowers. the Idaho Falls LDS temple on Mrs. Wesley Walker and chil- Nyssa, Boyd Keith of Boise and Bird Baths — Wishing Wells — etc. Interment was made at Dry Thursday and Friday of last dren of Adrian visited Monday Darrel Lee of Bell Garden, Calif.; Creek cemetery under direction 4-H Girls Entertain Mothers 18 East Second Street Nyssa, Oregon with Mrs. David Savage and girls. 1 two daughters, Mrs. Nedra Nettle of Relyea chapel. 4-H girls met last Thursday af- J week. Mrs. Marie Moore was a Sun Guests at Family Dinner ternoon with Mrs Elnore Topliff. A family dinner was held at the Their mothers were guests. Each day luncheon guest of Mr. and Glenn Brown home Sunday hon girl took muffins which she had Mrs. R D. McKinley. Mrs. Ada Butler of Ontario oring Mr and Mrs. Gerald Conant baked at home. The girls prepar spent Sunday with Mrs Helen who were visiting here from Los ed a fruit salad to serve with Butler and Pauline and attended Angeles. Others attending were their muffins. (Mrs. Ray Simpson entered the graduation exercises in Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant and family of Mountain Home and Mr. Caldwell hospital Friday for that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province of! and _______ Mrs Willis Conant and Jim- treatment. She returned home Caldwell were Sunday afternoon rme of Kingman Kolony. Conant Sunday evening. The Paula family has moved visitors at the home of her par- is a brother of Mrs. Brown. Mr. into Gene Pratt’s basement house. ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDer and Mrs. John Bretz were after mott. noon visitors and evening dinner Mrs. Jim Stevens of Corvallis guests. and Mrs. Stan Hill were Monday DeLuxe Parties Our Specialty Mrs Jess Shuster of Hunting afternoon callers at the Dick ton visited May 14 with Alice Kriegh home Holmes. By Mrs. Wilson Wüt NEWELL HEIGHTS — Dale Borge and Butch Conklin of Big Bend have been getting a hall ready for a Teenage Canteen in Huntington. 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