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! THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Residents of Kingman Kolony Area Inviied io Picnic Set by Pollyannas By Ruth Bowers * _ -- Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas of Pollyanna club met June 6 at Weiser, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy the home of Mrs. Al Thompson and Mrs. Jack Raney of Portland with Mrs. Herschel Thompson as were June 9 dinner guests of Mr. co - hostess. In attendance were and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft. Mr. and seven members and one guest, Mrs. William Toomb joined the Mrs. W. F. McLing of Albany, group for the afternoon. Ore. During the business meet Mrs. Lee Kinser of Sunnyside, ing, it was decided to have the Wash., was a June 9 overnight annual picnic Sunday, July 14, at guest at the Dale Ashcraft resi the Charlie Bowers home. All dence. Kingman Kolony residents are in Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van De vited. Water of Big Bend were June 5 Mrs. Jerry Gordon and children dinner guests at the Carl Bege- of Jordan Valley were June 9 man home. June 9 afternoon call dinner guests at the Earl Kygar ers were Mrs. Wilson Witt, Mr. home. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater and Gary Thompson and Darryl Kent. Seuell arrived home June 7 from Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith of Corvallis. Parma spent Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing and the Ed Brandt home. Mrs. Delno Brock and girls and granddaughter left June 8 for their home at Albany, Ore., after Mrs. Edythe Prosser of Big Bend spending a week with Mrs. Marie visited June 8 in Boise. Earp. Mrs. Horace Chaney of Big Spend Weekend at Lane Home Bend visited June 6 with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Art Christensen Earp and her guests. of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Art Chris Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Stephens of tensen, Jr., spent a recent week Blackfoot, Idaho, and Mrs. Emma end at the Keith Lane home. June Thompson of Emmett were June 9 dinner guests of the Lanes to 4 afternoon visitors at the Al visit the guests were Mrs. Clair Thompson home. Smith of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fox of On Clair Snyder and family of Nam tario spent the afternoon of June pa. 4 at the Don Fox home. Mrs. William Toomb and Jean ette Phifer visited June 8 in Cald Visitors From Culver Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox, accom 1 well. Thomas Chadwick of Brigham panied by Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Thiel and children, spent the eve City, Utah, and Wayne Callister ning of June 6 at the Raleigh of Boise spent a recent weekend Chamberlain home to visit Mrs. at the Wiley Callister home. F. T. Douglas of Culver, Ore. Wayne is employed by Boise Cas Mrs. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Ra cade company in Boise. Mrs. W. E. Piercy, Mrs. Carl leigh Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Thiel and Marion Cham Piercy and Rita attended an ac- berlain were dinner guests the I cordion festival June 8 in Boise. following day at the Don Fox Ellen and Dale Piercy participat home and Mrs. Douglas was an ed in the festival. In the evening they were joined by Mrs. Rube overnight guest. Graham of Eagle, Mrs. Wayne Piercy and Joyce and all attended the Myron Floran concert. Guests in Bowers Home By Della Reno Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callaham and family of McCall were June Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Reno 8 luncheon and dinner guests of attended a June 16 meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers. Mr. Veterans of World War I in Vale. and Mrs. Floyd Phifer and fami Velma Higgins recently attend ly of Madras arrived June 6 at ed the Boise and Nampa DAV dis the Bowers home. The Phifers, Charlie and Marvin Bowers spent trict meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roff are Friday and Saturday fishing near vacationing in New Jersey and Cherry Creek resort. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phifer and New York. Their daughter, Phyl lis, and a girl friend accompanied family of La Grande arrived June them. The girls plan to go by 8 at the James Phifer home to boat to Germany and other places spend Sunday and Monday. Roger will stay with his uncle through of interest in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Higgins the summer. The Ralph Phifer, plan to leave the first week in James Phifer, Floyd Phifer, Mar July for Lamar, Colo., where they vin Bowers and Charles Chapin will visit her mother and other families were June 9 dinner guests at the Charlie Bowers resi relatives. The Foreign Missionary associa dence. Afternoon callers were tion met recently with Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callaham Smith. A covered dish luncheon and family. was served at noon during the all Attend Anniversary Service Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson at-1 day session. Rada Proctor is now at home tended a special anniversary ser recovering satisfactorily from re-1 vice June 9 at the Christian cent surgery performed at Me church in Ontario for couples morial hospital in Caldwell. Sev married 50 years or more. The eral of her friends have visited Thompsons received a plant for traveling the longest distance to her. Goldie Thomas spent a recentI the service. Coffee and cake were week with her daughter in Boise served after the service. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denny and following the death of her son-in- law on June 10 in a Boise hospi family of Reubens, Idaho, were tal. Funeral services were held | June 7 overnight guests at the James Phifer home. The guests Wednesday, June 12. I were enroute to California. James Phifer took a car load DeLuxe Parties Our Specialty of boys and girls of the 4-H live stock club to Nampa June 8 for | a roller skating party. MAUDIE'S WW I Veterans Plan Picnic in Nampa Park The regular meeting of Veter ans of World War I, Fort Boise barracks 2736, was held June 10 in the Parma community house with 22 members in attendance. During a social hour, following the business meeting, refresh ments were served by members of the ladies’ auxiliary It was reported that there was a good attendance at the recent convention held in Idaho Falls. Next regular meeting will be at 8:30 p.m. July 8 in the commu nity house. Also planned is a picnic to be held June 23 at Lakeview park in Nampa. Menu will consist of baked ham, roast beef and baked Idaho potatoes. Ladies planning to attend are asked to take two covered dishes and table service for those whom they invite. RETURN FROM ALABAMA Mr. and Mrs. Bob Q. Smith and family returned Friday from Ala bama where they visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carter and other relatives. Carter is a professor at Athens college. En route to the southern state, the Smiths visited his mother, Mrs. Earl Q. Smith at Elkhart, Kan. PAGE THREE Dean Holmes, Margie Bogard United June 12 in Parental Home at Payette By Peggy Brown OREGON TRAIL — Dean Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rol land Holmes, arrived June 8 by plane in Boise from Fort Ord, Calif., to spend 14 days’ leave with his parents. On June 12 Dean and Margie Bogard of Pay ette were united in marriage at her home. Those attending from this com munity were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes and Jerry, Mrs. Alice Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holmes. Dean will report back to Oak land June 21 and will then go to Hawaii where he will be st at ion - ed for two years. Mrs. Holmes plans to join him later. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs Raymond Franklin of Parma went to East Side cafe in Ontario Saturday evening for dinner and later at- tended the horse races. Leslie Topliff was a Tuesday evening caller in the Russell Gressley home. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall vis- ited last Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Chelsey Boyer in Ontario. Mrs. LeRoy Morns and son andt Mr. b -* Mr and Wn vi<- Marshall Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Allen Allen Rich Rich of of O Og-* Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall were DeAnn Adams of Boise spent the den, Utah, visited last Thursday Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. weekend with their parents, Mr. afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W and Mrs. Allen Forbes in Boise. and Mrs. Alfred Adams. P. Hendricks. Mrs. Rich is a niece Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall vis Mr and Mrs. Wayne Adams of Mrs. Hendricks. ited Friday evening with Mr. and and boys of Kamiah were Satur Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Clark of Mrs. Jack Glover in Caldwell. day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aloha, Ore., were weekend guests Mrs. Gertrude Jackson of Nam Alfred Adams and Richard. They | of Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz. On pa is a house guest of Mr. and returned to Kamiah after spend Saturday they went fishing at Mrs. Vic Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. ing two weeks visiting Mrs. Ad Beulah reservoir. Marsnall took her to Cherry ams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Creek resort Sunday for dinner Attend Mexican Fiesta neth Mace and in the Alfred Ad Mr. and Mrs. Rommell Moss to celebrate her birthday anni ams home. Wayne attended Na and Gary were Sunday dinner versary. tional Guard camp at Boise. Mrs. Frank Jayo attended fun Mrs. Ernest Seuell and Lois of | guests of their daughter, Mr. and eral services at Emmett Tuesday Mrs. Vic Uria and family at Adrian spent Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Rodemack. visiting Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and , Homedale. Another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill and family Mr. and Mrs. Don Eaton and children. of Homedale were additional children of Emmett were week Have New Daughter guests. After dinner they all went end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Don Savage are to Marsing to attend the Mexican Jayo. parents of a baby daughter, Kris- fiesta. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrow and tene Ann, born June 12 at Holy Mrs. David Ballantyne and boys family of Nyssa visited Tuesday Rosary hospital in Ontario. Kris- recently spent several days in evening of last week with Mr. and tene has two brothers at home Caldwell visiting her parents, Mr. Mrs. Glenn Brown and family. Woodrow Seuell took his daugh and Mrs. Ed Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes and ters, Jeannie, Frances and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley family were Sunday dinner guests and Rosa Alvarez to Owyhee res attended baptismal services at the of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shuster at ervoir Sunday when they went Baptist church in Ontario for Huntington. water skiing. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes at their granddaughter, Mary Beth Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Tyler and After the services they were tended a no-host dinner at East daughter of Pilot Rock visited guests at the home of Mr. and Side cafe in Ontario last Thurs Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lar Mrs. Keith Gressley for refresh day evening for State Represen ments. tative Bob Smith. ry Holmes and children. More Sales Per Dollar Newspapers produce more sales per dollar of advertising LADIES Whether You're Planning A JULY VACATION OR A COOL STAY-AT-HOME Head for Marguerite's Apparel For Summer Clothing! Marguerite’s Apparel 223 Main Street Nyssa. Ore. Nyssa, Phone 372-3127 ■ SWIM SUITS - CAPS SHORTS - BLOUSES SUN HATS I - "Just a Little Nicer"
