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THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR Mrs. Orland While Named President ¿unsei Valley Of Arcadia Club; Other Officers Told Adrian News Bv Lois Counsil Delbert Keck of Caldwell fished during the weekend. Mrs. Denver Glenn visited her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Ward, while the men were gone. Trio Leaves for Midwest Mrs. Bob Webster accompanied her son, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Webster, as far as Kansas City where she will visit her mother, Mrs. Bessie Tullis. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Webster are going to Fort Sill, Okla., where he will be sta tioned for further training The trio left Friday. Mr and Mrs. Carl Lovitt and Alan were Father’s day dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lovitt of Parma. Messrs, and Mmes. Bob Parker of La Grande, Curtis Eason and family of Homedale and Paul Parker were Sunday dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker. Messrs, and Mmes. Vernon Par ker, Bob Parker and Paul Parker attended the wedding of Barbara Johnson and Jim Thompson in Vale Sunday afternoon. Father's Day Guests Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam and family of Fruitland were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs W W. Webb, on Father’s day for a barbecue supper. Mrs. G. E. Mackey and children, Mrs. Carl Lovitt and Alan went to Boise Thursday to get her mo ther, Mrs. Florence Gowey who is visiting them this week. She plans to go to Madras on Friday and later on to Washington to visit her son and daughters. Mrs. Stanley Mills and daugh ter visited one day last week with Mrs. C. R. Mills and Ross. Mrs. C. R. Mills visited her daughter, Mrs. Ronald Batt of Nyssa on Thursday. Mrs. Batt left Friday morning for Califor nia where she will visit her three children for the next three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown were Father’s day dinner guests of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Eastman and family of Cald well. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown of Boise were also present. By Mrt. G. E. Mackey By Mrs. George Moeller Mr and Mrs. George Boyack Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and ARCADIA—Arcadia club mem and daughter of Meridian, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton and bers met June 14 at the home of and Mrs. Marvin Jensen and son 1 Bill, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Chard John of Boise were Father’s day Mrs. Fred Schilling with Mrs. of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Louie ‘ | and sons of Boise and Earl Chard visitors at the home of her par Amy Stradley as co-hostess. In Pryor of Oregon Slope were Sun ' I of Nyssa were Sunday dinner ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft. attendance were 11 ladies Mrs. day dinner guests in the Otis > guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright Bullard home. Afternoon callers ’ Mrs. Ewen Chard in Nyssa. Ronald Pruyn was a visitor. visited Sunday with her brother, Only a few members of the Roll call was answered by I were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reece ! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hibbard and something that happened on their and family of Nu Acres, Mrs. Le- Pleasant Hour club were present new baby daughter at Boise. wedding day. Mrs. Merildean Roy Gamble and son of Phoenix, at the regular meeting held last Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mather- Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ray Robbins had charge of the meet- went to Unity during the week ly, Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob, Strickland The afternoon was ing. end to fish on the north fork of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dail and family spent socially. Election of officers was held ) of Nyssa. Burnt river. Mrs. Glen Strickland plans to M rs. Orland White was named ! Leaves for Eugene Former Resident Visits atend the Christian church coed president; Mrs. Cecil Houston, j Greg Merton who has been vis vice president; Mrs. Fay Corn, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Van Dyke camp at Cove, Ore., this coming iting Wayne Sparks and Clifford secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Jas I of Port Orchard, Wash., visited weekend. She will serve as a di Looney left Friday for his home per Faries, assistant secretary. rector. Otis Bullard home last in the in Eugene. Friday, Van Dyke is a former Butch Fyllingness of Portland STEVE QUINN, new assistant manager for Bracken's Department Mrs. Elvin Bonde and Mrs, store, is shown here as he waits on a customer, Tom Allen, in the resident of Arcadia. Mrs. Darrell Gallup and chil arrived this week to spend the dren of Moscow, Idaho, and Mrs. Billy McMillan spent Sunday summer with his grandparents, shoe department of the firm. Quinn is a son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Charles Merritt of Emmett visit- Mabel Brown of Nampa spent with his grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick. They Quinn of Boise and was graduated from high school at Riggins, ed Sunday with their sisters, Mrs. Wednesday night of last week Mrs. Alvin Marsh, while his par and the Leonard Phillips family Idaho. His brother, Gary, is employed at the Nyssa M and W Mar Robert Long and Mrs. Bill Looney with their sister and daughter, ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc spent Sunday at Lake Owyhee. ket. The new assistant manager, who came from Boise where he and their mother, Mrs. Mary Hen Mrs. Tom Drydale and family. Millan, fished at Owyhee reser- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin was manager of a larae chain shoe store, began his duties last derson. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bott of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Gallup and voir. were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Wil Thursday at Bracken's. —Journal Photo. Indian Valley visited Sunday with children left Thursday for Wash Karma Kesler returned home liam Turner of Owyhee Corners, his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ington, D C., to spend the sum I Sunday evening from Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen MRS. HIGGINS NAMED Long, and his aunt, Mrs. Mary mer. where she went to take a group and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin HEAD OF DAV CHAPTER Henderson. eve- for a hamburger fry Sunday of MIA students to the LDS dance Return From Wyoming Mrs. Velma Higgins was elect Mr. and Mrs. Dick Robinson ning. The occasion was the 12th ed commander at a regular meet and daughter of Buhl visited Sat Mr and Mrs. George Coleman festival. the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale, Mr. returned Saturday from Kem ing of DAV Border chapter 11 urday with Mrs. Mary Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb of the held June 14 at the community merer, Wyo., where they visited . and Mrs. Duane Drydale and fam- Charles Chapins. and were also luncheon guests of Kingman Kolony community re house in Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Earnshaw and | ily attended a family reunion last Attend Father’s Day Dinner Mr and Mrs. Bill Looney. Members of Sunset Valley aux ceived word Monday of the death family. Tommy, Cindy and Stan- I Friday evening at the Moose hall Others named to office were Visitors From Aberdeen iliary held their annual Father’s of her mother, Mrs. Marie Martin Martha Behrman, senior v i c e | Mr. and Mrs. Nate Turpin of ley Earnshaw accompanied their I in Nampa. grandparents home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson day dinner Saturday evening at in Clarkston, Wa/h. commander; Della M. Reno, jun Aberdeen are visiting their daugh Mrs. Martin succumbed that ior vice commander; Dorothy ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson Garth Olsen, who attended accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Art East Side cafe in Ontario. Many school in Logan, Utah, the past Richardson and family of Boise members were away on trips and day following an extended illness.1 Smith, adjutant and treasurer; and family. Turpin was confined The Martins had resided in the Mary Roff, chaplain. year, recently returned home for on a camping and fishing trip unable to attend. to the hospital in Ontario from the summer. Jack Simpson took his parents, Kingman Kolony area for a num near Anderson dam. They left During a social period, refresh Thursday until Sunday. He is re Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson, out ber of years before moving to ments of sandwiches, cookies, cof cuperating at his daughter’s home. last Saturday. Miss Dorothy Houston of Boise to dinner Sunday in observance Clarkston in 1943. Mr. Martin | fee and tea were served. Mrs. Robert Neer and daughters died in 1957. spent the weekend at her home of Father’s day. Next meeting will be a covered I left Thursday evening for their Mr. and Mrs. Toomb left Mon dish dinner in the Parma park. home in Salem after visiting her in Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Selman of day for Clarkston and their son- Ice cream, cake and coffee will be parents, Mr. and Mrs K. I. Peter (Continued from Page 1) Portland visited over the week Returns From Hospital three consecutive winters, with end with their nephew, George in - law and daughter, Mr. and provided. son. Mrs. Don Bullard and son came Folkman; a niece, Mrs. Carl Mrs. Jim Phifer and Jeanette, very few warm days in between. Bus Shelton of Cambridge visit It was wintertime when she left home Saturday from Malheur Simpson and their famiiles. planned to leave Wednesday eve In addition to Mrs. Toomb, sur ed his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Mon Chile to come to Nyssa. She spent Memorial hospital. Her sister, vivors include another daughter, ty Spelman, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knotting- ning. a winter here and when she re Janice McCrady, is staying with | ham and boys of Port Orford, Glenn Ward ond son, Stewart, Services will be conducted at Miss Jeanette Martin of Clark- turns to her home country it will her this week. Ore., arrived Sunday for a visit 10 o’clock Thursday morning, I ston; three grandchildren and four Denver Glenn, Sr., of Parma and again be during the colder Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler, Sr., with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. June 20, 1963, in Clarkston. [ great-grandchildren. at Wildhorse creek above Council months. spent Sunday at McCall. P. Counsil. Monday evening they Visit Oregon Coast Mrs. Carl Seburn spent Sunday called on former neighbors, Mr. The Maxfield family recently night in the John Seburn home. and Mrs. E. B. Smith of the Mit took Rosa on a trip to the west Mrs. Amy Stradley spent Sun chell Butte community. Tuesday coast of Oregon. They visited day with her mother, Mrs. Nora the Knottinghams and Counsils Oti W their son and daughter - in - law, Ray in Nyssa. drove to Lake Owyhee near Wat • v: Karen Main of Nyssa spent the son where they camped until Mr. and Mrs. Gene Maxfield and ■ r.t •’ liui* At Laurie at Waldport and rented a weekend with Sherrill Jean Rob- Thursday. o .-r Inf«» small beach cottage from where bins. Attend Wedding in Boise Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Rowan they went beach - combing and Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett vis fishing. Gene is a high school and family left Saturday for their ited Sunday with Willie McGinnis English teacher at Waldport. home in Plainview, Texas, after in the Veterans’ hospital at Boise. Miss Alvarez plans to finish her spending two weeks with her par Later they attended the wedding schooling in Temuco, her home ents. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik. town, where she will receive her Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Olsen of of a cousin in the Idaho capital Chliean high school diploma. Gra Murtaugh, Idaho, and Mr. and city. The R. C. Smith, Jr., family of duation ceremonies there are Mrs. Cecil Olsen of Boise were quite different from the one she Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and rural Nyssa visited Monday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. O. P. experienced in Nyssa, she stated. Mrs. Brig Olsen. In Chile they do not wear caps Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wilson Counsil and their guests, the and gowns and the service is and family of Payette were din Frank Knottingham family of quite informal. ner guests Saturday evening in Port Orford. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knotting For Rosa’s Nyssa friends who the George Coleman home. The would like to keep in touch with occasion was Gale Coleman’s ham and children of Ontario and her, her address after Monday birthday anniversary. Gale left | John Knottingham of the Mitchell will be American Field Service, Monday for La Grande where he Butte community went to the O. P. Counsil home Sunday to vis Bus 56, 313 East 43rd Street, New will attend summer school. it their brother, Frank Knotting York 17, New York. Her home ham and family. They spent the address after July 23 will be WILLSONS MOVE TO COAST Casilla 869. Temuco, Chile, South Claud Willson and son, Jerry, afternoon and evening there. On America left this week for Myrtle Creek, Monday morning the Frank Knot Ore., where they plan to make tinghams left for their home in their home. Claud had been a Port Orford. Mrs. John Reffett’s brother-in- resident of Nyssa for 48 years, had worked on the Sunny Slope law and sister, Mr. and Mrs H. R. water project, operated a grocery Follett of Los Angeles, spent a store, was city water master and recent week at the Reffett home. with the help of businessmen and They went to Lake Owyhee on farmers, organized the Fraternal Thursday when Vai Garner took Order of Eagles which he says is them fishing in his boat. The two now recognized as one of the best couples and Mrs. Virgie Rookstool aeries in the state. of Nyssa went to Nampa on Fri He plans to attend the Eagles day to visit Mrs. Herbert Van state convention in Coos Bay. Doren and family. On Saturday Willson says he plans to do a they drove to Idaho City and Sun lot of fishing on the Umpqua riv day they fished in the Snake er. His son will enter Myrtle river. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen went Creek high school in the fall a member of the senior class. to Melba June 9 to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forney, "Printed Salesmanship" Sr.; their son, the Keith Forney 127 Main Street Newspaper advertising is print family of Walla Walla who were ed salesmanship that brings to house guests there Nyssa. Oregon Former Residents Visit consumers news of products Mr. and Mrs Frank Perko of Grandview were recent Sunday visitors in the valley where they called on a number of neighbors and friends. The Perkos are for mer residents of this community. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rice and family of New Plymouth spent a recent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ora New- gen Bobby Jo Watkins of Bliss is spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen. Bobby Jo’s recent house guests were Kathy Fuller and Pam Curtis of Boise. Mrs Frone Stradley of Big Crystal ball gazing is a pretty risky way to find values, old timer. They aren’t Bend and her brother. John Go- leeke of Hayward. Calif., were much good in helping you discover where to buy groceries, or what to get recent Tuesday evening dinner for Aunt Hazel’s birthday, or even what car to buy. But you know something?,,. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen advertising sure helps! Advertising brings the world to your doorstep. It tells you Mr and Mrs. Charles Chapin what is for sale and where you can get it. It gives you descriptions, and prices, spent Memorial weekend in Spo kane where they visited Mr. and and ideas. It allows you to compare and get the most value for your money. Mrs. Pete Caruna of Monticello in the home of Mr. and Mrs Ed It saves you time, and shoe leather, and worry. DeWitt Mr and Mrs Tom Crow of Ma Advertising docs more, too. It promotes competition and mass selling which results dras were recent breakfast guests at the hom«> of her brother, the I in the constant development of better products for less . . . and saving money is Charles Chapin family. The important to all of us. Sure, crystal balls might be good for some things Crows returned June 10 to their1 home. —but for day to day value it pays to be advertised at. Mr and Mrs. William Turne-' 1101 Adrian Blvd. Phon» 372-2239 of Owyhee Corners were recent ■ NYSSA. OREGON Thursday dinner guests at the A public service advertisement prepared by a leading Oregon Advertising Agency at the request of home of their son. Mr and Mrs i the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and published by this newspaper for your information. Wilbur Chapin Toombs Receive Word Of Mother's Death; Family Attends Rites Exchangee R. Alvarez To Leave for Chile WHERE SHALL I TODAY? PAULUS JEWELRY Mr. DAIRYMAN • • . We Salute You During DAIRY MONTH! 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