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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE EIGHT Former Kansans Plan Picnic at Caldwell Malheur Bulle Bible Class Honors Former Members ai Pdluck Dinner By Ruth Robbins planning to attend should take own table service and a picnic lunch. It has been reported that 47 counties were represented at last year’s picnic. All former residents of the Sun flower state are invited to attend. LINCOLN HEIGHTS—‘Interme diate Bible class of Malheur Butte Baptist church held a potluck supper Aug. 12 at the Paul Hal verson home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawkins, former mem bers who now reside in Portland. The same evening the Hawkins girls, Nancy and Marilyn, were guests of the church young people at an outing on the Cairo school grounds. The evening was spent playing ball. Mrs. J. Thiel Suffers Painful Injuries Annual Kansas picnic will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25, When Honda Skids Mr. on and Loose Gravel Mrs. Eulis Holdt of in Caldwell Memorial park. Those By Mrs. Wilson Witt Parma and Mrs. Ray Simpson were Sunday dinner guests in the Bill Holdt residence at Owyhee corners. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinley visited Sunday at the home of his brother, Russell McKinley at I Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pettet brought their children, Mark and Debbie from Salem, Ore., to spend three weeks visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettet. MISS GENEVIEVE EACHUS VISITS IN RIGNEY HOME Miss Genevieve Eachus of St. Louis, Mo., was a recent guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rigney. Miss Eachus is current ly teaching French and literature in a private high school in St. Louis. She was graduated from NHS in 1952 and the University of Ore gon. She has also done graduate work at the University of Indiana. NEWELL HEIGHTS — Mrs. Johnny Thiel sustained painful scrapes and bruises this week in an accident. The Honda she was Jensen Couple Honored riding skidded in loose gravel as Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reel, Mr. she was making a turn near her and Mrs. Everett Faw and Mr. home. Mrs. Pat O’Laughlen, new and Mrs. Clifford Harris were resident of the nearby Cable among those who attended a sur ENROUTE TO NEW JERSEY house, rendered first aid. Couple Moves to Community TAKE WEEKEND TRIP prise baby shower and going- ! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ludlow and Mr. and Mrs. Pat O’Laughlen I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rhoades, away party Sunday evening, Aug. Teresa, former residents of Ore Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Fullweider moved last week into the Cable | Rodney and Rhonda spent the 11, at the Kenneth Jensen home. gon City, were guests over Sun and family of Berkeley, Calif., house on Overstreet road. They weekend visiting her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen are moving day of his uncle and aunt, the called Aug. 14 at the L. C. Mc are new teachers in the Adrian land | Mrs. Walter Schumacher in Rev. and Mrs. Paul Ludlow. The i soon to Washington. Dermott home enroute to Lead school system this year. Glenns Ferry, and with her bro- family was enroute to New Jersey Several Malheur Butte Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hollopeter ore, Idaho. Mrs. Fullweider is Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and girls attended junior high camp were Aug. 10 evening callers at where he will attend Drew Theo McDermott’s niece. family attended the Sunday 4-H Mrs. Leo Phillips and son in Ru- logical seminary. at Camp Elkanah near La Grande the Harvey Reel home. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fenn were Livestock club dinner at Adrian pert. last week. Those attending were Aug. 11 dinner guests at the Saturday dinner guests in the park. Christine and Janine Meyer, Doris Clifford Harris home were her RETURN FROM UTAH TRIP By Roxy Ritchie Gene Simpson home. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Stringham Maggard, Susan Laurence and parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sol- Mrs. Gerald E. Flinders and VISITS NYSSA PARENTS Mrs. Jessie Gilbert of Snyder, of Salt Lake City are visiting in Cheryl Leavitt. Mr. and Mrs. terbeck of Payette. Randy returned Saturday after Mrs. Harold Rhodes and Susan Colo., has been visiting the past the Leon Chamberlain home. Mary Joyce Corfield spent last Ralph Barnes helped furnish Move to Richland spending a week with her par two weeks with her sister, Mrs. They are parents of Mrs. Cham of Milton-Freewater left Friday week with Mrs. Edith Whipple. transportation to camp on Sun ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grow and for their home after spending a L. C. McDermott. Last Monday berlain. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall and other relatives in Ogden, Utah. day. Mrs. Amos Dejmal attended Eugenia, Patty, Marvin and Peg week with her parents, Mr. and John Johnson of Vale, Bob Roe Mrs. Gene Pratt attended the family recently moved to Rich gy Seuell spent the weekend at as a counselor for the girls. buck of Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday morning wedding of Mrs. A. H. Boydell. land, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Luther the Whipple home. Reed Gyl- Dairy Club Makes Fair Plans Charley Reno of Big Bend visit Shirley Skinner in Nyssa. Fitch and daughters, Dawn, Kath were an uncle, Roy Weston and lenskog, who is stationed in Mon daughter, Marlene. ed the McDermotts and their Steven, Denise and Deborah ding of Dolores Duus and Gary Cairo Dairy club met Aug. 9 tana, was a Friday visitor of Ken in the evening at their club house. leen and Aron, have moved into guest. Timmerman of Portland recently Halcom at the Methodist church neth Whipple. the house vacated by the Ran Group Attends 4-H Camp Mary Worden attended a pot stayed at the Gerrit Timmerman in Nyssa. President Frank Kaneaster called dalls. Mrs. Hugh Kennington, Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simpson Glenda Hoffman played her the meeting to order. Ten mem luck dinner Sunday at Adrian home for a visit of several days. Mary Ellen and Diana Touch and Wendy Kennington, Mrs. visited Sunday with Raymond drums with the Silvertones at bers answered roll call. Those park. The dinner was given for Brother Seriously Ill Simpson at the Veterans’ hospital the dance in the LDS stake house present filled out pre-registration stone visited last week at the Steve Besse, Marilyn, Susan and members of the Adrian Livestock Findley home. Joyce Besse, Linda Yoshihara, Di Maurice L. Judd left Saturday in Boise. They report that he is Saturday evening. club. cards for the Malheur county fair. Raymond Sharon Findley spent last week ane Hirano, Johnny Keck and for Boise to be with his brother, improving and may be able to Pamela Sweeny was a Sunday They plan to exhibit 20 head of Visit in Kurts Homes Gordon Judd, who is seriously ill return home next week. overnight and Monday guest of dairy cattle. Decorations were in Hermiston, Ore., visiting Judy Carrie Robbins attended Malheur Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kurtz, Janet in a Boise hospital. county 4-H camp last week at Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd en Cindy Price. planned for stalls in the barn. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robbins Payette Lakes. and Larry of Merrill, Ore., arriv Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frank- tertained on the evening of Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stephen visit Brad Kennington served water ed Aug. 13 at the M. L. Kurtz lund, Janis and David of Yakima, 14 at a steak fry for a number ed the past week at Madras and melon to the group at the close called Aug. 11 on her parents, Mrs. Vernon Davis, Scott and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Perry. home. They spent that night and Wash., were weekend visitors in of guests. The dinner honored her returned home via Seattle and of the meeting. Shelly of Boise visited last week Mr. and Mrs. Claude Page have with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday morning at the Dud the John Fahrenbruch home. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. Canada. Bobby and Jimmy Henderson ley Kurtz home in Nyssa. They They were enroute to accompany H. Hill of Norman, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. John Price, Cindy of Riverside, Calif., took turns had several of her relatives visit Hap Holladay. recently. Her cousin, Clarence were on an extended tour, had their daughter and family of Ida Mrs. Durlin Hammon and Bill and Rebekah were Aug. 14 after Mr. and Mrs. Alden Fitch and with Kenny Carlstrom Weston, and nephew, Arthur Wes family visited relatives in Utah and ho Falls to Grand Teton park and left Monday morning to spend noon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed staying of Enumclaw, Wash., were last week. Colorado and had seen two of his to Wilton, N D., to visit his mo several days fishing with Mr. and Wong and family at Roswell. ton, were here from Lawton, recent guests of his brother, Lu Christine Cindell was an Aug. Iowa. Visiting from San Francisco army buddies in Wichita and ther. ther Fitch. Mrs. Roy Swanson of Wilder. 12 guest of Nancy Robbins. Denver. They left Friday morn The M. O. and M. L. Judds were They planned to stay at the Returns From Hawaii Mrs. Esther Stephen, Gladys Californians Visit ing for their home. guests at a patio dinner last Swanson cabin near Lowman, MacArthur and son went to Boise Mrs. Vera Smith and her eight- Mr. and Mrs. Waymond Beach Thursday evening at the L. J. Idaho. Sunday evening with Mr. and month-old son, Johnny of Alturas, of St. Charles, Mo., are visiting Kinney home in Ontario. The the Gene Simpson family, Mr. dinner honored relatives from Attend Birthday Picnic ¡Mrs. Jim Ritchie to get the lat- Calif., were recent guests of her Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam, Mr. ters’ son, Robert, who had been sister, Mrs. Irvin Kemble. Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Fenn and Mrs. Kansas City and Portland. Dave Savage were Sunday call- Melvin May, Linda and Lisa of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson and Mrs. Louis Stam and Don, in Hawaii for the last 18 days. ■ ers. spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stam, Susan Mrs. Bob Sweeny and children Fremont, Calif., were also recent Mrs. Luther Perkins of Oro- Mr. and Mrs. John Eason in and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Ed Price were Monday visitors in the Kemble home. Mrs. vada, Nev., and Mrs. Lou Pratt Homedale. Miller were guests at a recent morning callers at the home of May is Mrs. Kemble’s sister-in- were Monday evening callers at Al Simpson recently purchased picnic at the Jim Miller home to Mr. and Mrs. John Price. law. the John Fahrenbruch home. Mr. some land which was once part celebrate the ninth birthday an Mr. and Mrs. John Price and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dejmal and Mrs. Luit Stam were Thurs of the Carl Fenn farm. He has niversary of the latters’ son. family attended a Nazarene Sun spent a recent weekend visiting Save on Tires, Car Wear day evening visitors. drilled a well and is repairing Weekend guests in the Jake day school picnic Friday evening their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ked Dej Lynn Glenn went to Baker buildings moved from the Carl Borge home were Mr. and Mrs. in Nyssa south park. mal and family in Sweet Home, and Enjoy Driving! Aug. 14 to visit Mrs. Daisy Shook. Hill farm. Louis Borge, Mrs. L. J. Chittick, Mr. and Mrs. John Price, Jack, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and Mrs. John Laca and Kenneth, all Linda, Cindy and Rebekah were Connie and Betty Jean Carl Amy were Saturday evening din Celebrates Tenth Anniversary of Sacramento. They are broth Aug. 13 callers at the home of Mr. strom attended a baseball round JOHN BEAN VIEWLINER ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Terri Lynn Chamberlain cele ers and sisters of Jake Borge. and Mrs. Ira Price. Relatives robin of the Walther leagues in brated her 10th birthday anniver Dick Kriegh and Steve went on there from Broken Bow, Neb., this zone Aug. 11. Their mother Shenk of Succor creek. sary with an Aug. 14 slumber a recent fishing trip to Antelope were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Myers, helped serve refreshments to the Returns From 4-H Camp party at her home. A wiener roast reservoir. Mr. and Mrs. John Connley and large group of young people. The Mary Worden returned Satur- was held by guests, Tina Call, Ontario Pilgrim Lutheran church Judy. day evening from McCall where Alene and Selma Simpson and Wedding Rehearsal Held league was host. and children, Mrs. Bob Sweeny she had spent a week as coun- the honoree’s sister, Cherry Lee. The Jake Borge home was the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price were Sun Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris selor at a 4-H camp. A Kurtz family picnic was held scene of a wedding rehearsal fol day afternoon guests of Mr. and and family recently drove to Mc Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz re at Owyhee dam last Thursday lowed by a Hawaiian luau last Call to visit her cousins, Mr. and turned Aug. 14 from a fishing evening. Attending were Mr. and Thursday evening. Attending the Mrs. John Price. Mrs. Ray Creswell. The latter re trip on Malheur river. In the par Mrs. M. L. Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. event were the Bill McKelvey turned the visit Saturday and SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS ty were Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Dudley Kurtz and family, Mr. and family of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. 101 North Main Nyssa, Oregon Phone 372-3990 helped install a large window in Kurtz, Elaine, Kelly and Craig Mrs. Bill Kurtz and family, Mr. Carl Grooms and Jim of Hunt Mrs. Max Jones and daughters the Harris living room. of Ontario were Sunday dinner of Nyssa, Dwight and Pam High and Mrs. Bob Kurtz. ington, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomp guests of her parents, Mr. and land of Prairie City. The D. L. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurtz left ' son of Jordan Valley, Mrs. Lois Mrs. Earl Farr. Highlands joined them for sev recently for Ashland to bring Williams of Adrian, the Rev. and eral days. back a load of furniture. Their Mrs. Dean Copeland of Weiser, now,see why Mrs. Irvin Topliff, Teresa, Mar four children had been staying “Butch,” Albert Conklin and Dale cia and Gregg went to Parma with their grandparents while Borge of Huntington. Music was PROFESSIONAL they call it Saturday to attend the Fort Boise they were moving into their home furnished by two of the ‘Coach Days celebration. men.” Kaye Borge entertained DIRECTORY on Mendiola road. Mr. and Mrs. Loise Boren of by presenting several hula num Durkee visited Saturday with the Attend Wedding Ceremonies bers. Physicians and Charles Glenn family. Their Mrs. Durlin Hammon and Bill Mrs. Helen Butler and Pauline Surgeons granddaughter, Stacey Glenn, ac attended the wedding of Shirley attended i a recent Job’s Daughters companied them to Durkee. Skinner and Leo Schutter Satur- < dinner at the Palomino cafe in Frank Pratt of Nampa visited day morning at St. Bridget’s Ontario. i The event honored Past K. E. KERBY, M. D. (Saturday evening with his par Catholic church in Nyssa. That 1 Honored Queens Kathleen Mc- K. A. DANFORD, M.D. ents, the Lou Pratts. evening they attended the wed- ] Partland and Pam Alexander. Physicians and Surgeons Dial 372-2241 Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Daily Except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, 10 to 12. INVEST NOW WHEEL ALIGNMENT Scientific Job . . . $7.50 SHELL SUPER SERVICE beautiful brute It's no great trick MAULDING CLINIC L. A. Maulding, M. D. Physician and Surgeon TO MAKE THE CHANGEOVER TO WONDERFULLY WARM, CLEAN QUIET AND CONVENIENT By Appointment Only” Physician and Surgeon Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, 10 to 12 Noon. Thera are a number of very easy ways to make a conversion to electric heat for a single room, or two, or the whole house. 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