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THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE FOUR Dinner in McKinley Residence Fetes Californians on 53rd Anniversary Adrian News Recent Happenings in Community Reported by Arcadia Correspondent Smokey Says: By Mrs. G. E. Mackey By Mrs. Wilson Witt NEWELL HEIGHTS—A dinner was given Saturday evening in the R. D. McKinley home in ob servance of the 53rd wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Reickenberg of Napa, Calif. Three of their daughters were present, including Mrs. Don Sai lor of Grants Pass, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Russell Huff of Sunnyside, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Gering, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. James McKinley of Corval lis were also guests at the dinner. Cherry Lee Chamberlain was Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton and a member of the homemaker’s John of Boise visited Sunday group of the LDS Primary school and Mrs. who took part in the graduation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ashcraft. Mr. ceremony and party Aug. 21 at Horseshoe Owyhee ward. The classes in Ernest Albertson of with cous- homemaker’s division include Bend visited Sunday girls of 10 through 12 years. Each ins, the Ashcrafts. Mrs. Lois Williams and Mrs. graduate gave a three to four- minute speech she had written W. E. Ashcraft attended the Fri and memorized. The speeches day afternoon Happy Dozen card were on a variety of subjects and club session at the home of Mrs. each girl expressed appreciation Dale Ashcraft. Leslie Topliff visited Sunday for her training in the three-year evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hen course. ry Day. Hammons Leave for Utah Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiggins and Mr. and Mrs. John Downer and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hammon family of Pendleton are visiting family arrived Saturday at the and son left for Utah Friday mor her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fran M. L. Judd home after visiting ning to attend the auto races at cis Deffer. in Portland and Longview, Wash. Bonneville Salt Flats. They will Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mills and A family dinner Sunday for 17 visit a cousin, Dr. Robert Roy- her daughter, Mrs. Ronald Batt, guests honored Susan Downer on lance, who recently graduated left Friday evening by train for her birthday anniversary. from dental school at Northwes Riverton, Utah, to visit Mrs. Sunday guests of Lydia Wor tern university and is leaving Mills’ brother and sister-in-law, den were Mrs. Verna Costley and for McChord A i r Force base Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Talbot and Gary of Homedale, Cheryl Zesi- where he will be inducted as a their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vir ger and her two sisters of Nyssa captain in the Air Force. Mr. and gil Freeman. They plan to be and Mrs. Ruby Leedy. Mrs. Hammon will also visit Lar gone approximately a week. ry Roylance in North Ogden. Club Meets Wednesday Attend Cltuj in Portland The Leon Chamberlain family Modern Pioneer club will meet Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mrs. took their house guests, Mr. and 1 Wednesday, Sept. 4, at the John Robert Long left Sunday morn to Giv- Mrs. Roland Stringham, Fahrenbruch home. ing to attend a special work class Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd and ens Hot Springs Aug. 21 for in Portland. dinner, swimming and a picnic family spent a week at Wallowa Mrs. Marjorie Looney of Fruit of Mrs. The Stringhams, parents lake, returning home Friday. land was a Sunday overnight to Chamberlain, returned Friday and Max Lin- Louis Stam, Don guest at the home of her stepson, ville left Friday for Newport, their home in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Looney. fishing. They Ore., to go salmon Visitors From Kennewick Mrs. Charles Merritt and Mrs. returned Sunday. Mrs. W. B. Baxter and two Elvin Bonde of Emmett visited James and Dixie McKinley of daughters of Kennewick, Wash., Saturday with their mother, Mrs. Corvallis arrived Aug. 21 at the visited during the past week with Mary Henderson. R. D. McKinley home. They left her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Grant Patterson is visiting his Monday morning for La Grande McDermott. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nate where they will visit Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren of Turpin at Aberdeen, Idaho. Mrs. Jack Earnest before return Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson Parma, parents of Mrs. Irvin Top ing to Corvallis. and Lois drove to Jordan Valley liff, were Sunday afternoon visit Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn were Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. ors in the Topliff home. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Al Simpson and Mary McConnell in Nyssa. Mrs. Glenn Ward and Mrs. Bob Eugene Pratt and son, Eugene, family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill went salmon fishing this week at Holdt of Owyhee Corners were Patterson played golf Friday in Sunday visitors at the Ray Simp the Treasure Valley team match Florence, Ore. at the Hillcrest course in Boise. Thelma Hammon, Minnie Stam son home. Arrives Home on Leave and Lydia Worden attended Hap Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reno and Lance Corporal Larry Mackey py Dozen card club Friday at the their house guest were Saturday Dale Ashcraft home. evening visitors of the L. C. Mc and Private First Class Bill Ree Dermotts. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pro dy arrived here Sunday on leave Visitors From Nebraska vince of Caldwell were Sunday from the Marine corps. They are Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Gering, visitors. stationed at Santa Ana, Calif. Neb., spent the past week visiting Reedy continued on to Buhl in Mrs. Earl Ward and Mrs. Ron her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. D. Mc the afternoon. Kinley. Lloyd Smith, his brother, nie Ward took part in a tomato Laura Mackey accompanied and Mrs. Smith’s parents arrived soup canning party Aug. 21 at Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman, Jane later in the week to attend the the Rollo Fenn home. and Joan to McCall over the Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Call were wedding in Caldwell of Douglas weekend with Jobs Daughters of Smith, nephew of Mrs. McKin- Aug. 20 evening visitors at the Bethel 33. Al Simpson home. Allene Simp ley. Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Martin Douglas Smith, son of Mr. and son was a Friday overnight guest i and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lov- of Tina Call. Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Gering, Neb., itt and Alan were Sunday dinner was married Sunday to Kathleen Return From Idaho Falls guests in the G. E. Mackey home. Conant of near Caldwell in the Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey at Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fan- First Methodist church at Cald went to Idaho Falls Aug. Si to tended the Kansas picnic Sunday well. The bridegroom is a minis participate in temple work and to in Caldwell. ter and has been in charge of visit Mr. and Mrs. Keith Farr and Mr. and Mrs. Monte Spelman Wesleyan house at the University their new baby daughter. They and sons spent several days last of Wyoming in Laramie. Mr. and returned Sunday evening. week camping near Burgdorf, Mrs. Smith are going to Berke Mrs. Marie Moore returned Sat- Idaho. ley, Calif., where he will take urday to her home on Overstreet Returns From Coast additional courses i n theology road. Mrs. Bill Willis returned home and foreign languages. He will Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge left Sunday evening from a trip to be a missionary to South Ameri Monday for salmon fishing and the coast where she visited sev ca. visiting on the Oregon coast. eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grooms left ald Willis at Nelscott and Mr. and Monday for Aberdeen, Wash. Mrs. Jack Gronholm of Portland. Mrs. Helen Butler and Pauline Bill Willis’ mother, Mrs. W. K. went on a three-day outing for Kindlespargar of Santa Ana, Job’s Daughters at Crystal Beach Calif., returned home with her in McCall beginning Friday. Five for a visit. Cesspools and Septic Tanks counselors and 25 girls enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ward and Cleaned by Vacuum. swimming and boating. family were Saturday evening Lydia Worden was a guest Sat dinner guests at the home of her urday of Donald and Katherine parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Costley on her birthday anniver Glenn of Parma, and visited her sary. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beck of Ray Simpson returned Satur Oakland. For Any Sewer Obstruction. day with his limit of salmon from The senior class of the Adrian Bonded by State of Oregon. a fishing trip to Winchester Bay Presbyterian church went to on the Oregon coast. NO MUSS OR FUSS Starkey Hot Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winn and CALL US . . . FRIDAY DINNER GUESTS family returned home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Smith from a week’s trip to Oceanside. and family entertained Friday Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker evening with a crappie dinner for and Pam spent the weekend visit Mr. and Mrs. Chick Quinowski ing Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker at Phone 372-3556 and family and his mother, Mrs. La Grande. Marilyn returned Nyssa, Oregon Maxine Booth of Los Angeles. home with them. By Mrs. George Moeller ARCADIA — G. F. Garren of Kimberly, Ore., and his two sis ters, Mrs. Mabel Hayes of Joplin, Mo., and Mrs. Ella Raney of Mi ami, Okla., called Aug. 21 at the Otis Bullard, George Moeller and John Seburn homes, Garren is a former resident of the Arcadia community. Mr. and Mrs. Al Moffet and John of El Cerrito, Calif., spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard. Moffet is a former resident of Arcadia. It takes only one match to start a Forest Fire I Amy Stradley attended a party Sunday honoring Mrs. F r o n e Stradley on her 85th birthday an niversary at Big Bend school house. Gardners Have New Son By Roxy Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardner’s new son has been named An Mrs. Ralph Griffits and Wanda thony William. He arrived Aug. Sue of Kuna are spending some 21 and joins a brother, Scott. time at the home of her father, Mrs. Gardner is the former Laura W. H. Shy. Mrs. Griffits is em Hust of Arcadia. ployed at the corn cannery and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Everton of Mrs. Henry Carroll is taking care Nampa were dinner guests Sun of the baby during the day. Mrs. day of Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik. Griffits’ sister, Mrs. Brent Haney Mr. and Mrs. Doyn Price and and family of Ogden, are also i two boys of Pendleton visited guests in the Shy home. Monday in the Orland White Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, who home. On Sunday they attended are enroute home from a summer a family dinner at the home of trip to Prince George, British their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Columbia, Canada, are spending Price in Big Bend. Monday eve- a week with her parents, Mr. and ning all the families went to Mrs. Howard Day at Owyhee Boise to meet Specialist Fourth dam, before returning to Eugene Class Norman Price who arrived where he will work on his doctor by plane after a year’s duty in of philosophy degree. Korea. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Callaham, Return to Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Earl Callaham and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norman and family returned recently from Tulelake, Calif. They attended family, who spent the summer in the wedding of their granddaugh the George Moeller home, left ter, Roberta Callaham, and Butch Friday for their home in Tempe, Graham, who were married Sat Ariz. Brenda McKinney spent urday evening. While there Mr. last Thursday night in the Moel and Mrs. Carl Callaham visited ler home. Dorothy Houston of Boise and two of their sons and a daughter. Monty Horn of Caldwell spent Mrs. William Blinkensop and the weekend in the Cecil Houston son were Aug. 21 callers at the home. home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Calla Mr. and Mrs Jack Schenk ham. and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Todd and Schenk, Mr. and Mrs. Doni Pet family, who have been visiting erson and family of Pullman, Mrs. J. W. Todd, left Saturday Wash., spent last week in Mc for their home in New Jersey. Call. Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman visited Sunday afternoon with UTAH GUEST ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee went Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien McLauch- to Boise last week to meet their brother-in-law, Clarence McDon lin of Bend visited one day last ald of Hooper, Utah, who arrived week with his daughter, Mrs. by plane. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dick Corn and family. They were Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Bybee on their way to the Rocky Moun and McDonald drove Sunday to tains where they will spend a two-week vacation. McCall. Owyhee News - n joid Mr. and Mrs. Duane Dry d al and family visited last Friday evening in the Cecil Houston home. I | Attend Wedding in Burley Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen and | Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Petterson and family went to Burley Satur day night to attend the wedding of Bonnie Petterson and Kenneth Funk. Miss Petterson is a niece of Mrs. Olsen and Petterson. Mrs. Buel Hickey and Mrs. Don Lankford of Corvallis and their mother, Eva Belisle and Lyle Melcher of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Amidon visited Sunday in base, Rapid City, S.D., left Friday after two weeks’ visit here with the George Moeller home. John Seburn and Goldie Roper their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brig were recent dinner guests of Mr. Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Frahm. and Mrs. Carl Seburn. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kesler, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bullard and baby and Karma Kesler went to Port attended the celebration at Fare land last Friday. Mrs. Kesler well Bend near Huntington Sun visited her sister, Mrs. James Valley who recently underwent day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman, surgery. Karma visited Mrs. Mrs. Clayton Wilson and two Bruce Curtis in the Dale Lewis girls visited last Thursday in La home. They returned to Nyssa Grande with Mr. and Mrs. Clif Sunday. Gale Coleman left Aug. 21 for ford Coleman. The Dalles where he will teach Families Attend Reunion the sixth grade and coach bas Jeffrey Woods o f Richland, ketball. Wash., has spent two weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Drydale, Mr. and Mrs. YOUR MORNING Kenneth Wood and family, Mr. IS AS GOOD AS and Mrs. Duane Drydale attend- ed a family dinner and reunion YOUR MATTRESS at the home of Mrs. Warren Campbell in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale, and Mrs. Duane Drydale, Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Wood attended wedding Saturday evening of Karen Brown, a niece of Mrs. Drydale in Mountain Home. 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