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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1963 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON Lienkaemper Chapel To Announce Details For Benton Services Recent Fire Destroys Large Amount Of Hay and Straw, on Hopkins Farm Evening Rites at Methodist Church Unite Dolores Duus, Gary T. Halcom Funeral arrangements for Edith Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Wright Lillian De Bord Benton were and family of Nyssa were Friday pending at press time at Lien evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. kaemper funeral home. She suc Cecil Smith for a wiener roast. cumbed yesterday morning, Aug. 28, 1963, at her home following Attend Picnic at Gay Way an extended illness. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, Mrs. Benton was born April Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and 19, 1882, in Osakis, Minn., and on Steve, Helen Hatch, Mr. and Mrs Dec. 25, 1906, was united in mar Don Hatch of Adrian, Mr. and ing. riage to George Benton at Fin Mrs. Don Hatt, Mary Dawn and ley, N.D. They came to Nyssa in Mrs. Pearle Abbott, Suzie and David, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fergu 1921 and resided continuously on son of 'Parma, Mr. and Mrs. El Bobbi and Mrs. Jack Slabaugh the present farm located just bert Hatch and family attended attended a party recently for | north of the Nyssa labor camp. their sister, Mrs. La Rayne Bla- a picnic dinner Sunday in the Mr. Benton succumbed April 4, home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard mire and boys at the home of 1945. Hatch at Gay Way. The event Mrs. Ricks Gale in Boise. Mr. Among survivors are three sons, and Mrs. Blamire are moving to honored Howard Hatch’s birth THE 1963 JEEP WAGONEER shown above had just sheared off Clyde of Salt Lake City, Kenneth day anniversary. Moscow, Idaho. the telephone pole in background and came to rest in this position. I of Nyssa and Douglas of Baker; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shane and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blevins ar According to state police records, it was driven by Kenneth A. i four daughters, Mrs. Ruth Pruyn family of Seattle spent last week rived home Saturday from Ak Johnson of Ontario, owner of Flying Realty in Vale, and involved 1 and Mrs. Vera McCrady of Nyssa, ron, Colo., where they visited her with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. no other vehicle. Their records show Johnson started to pass , Mrs. Zeola Nielsen of Ontario and Chester Stanton. They visited mother, Mrs. Bessie Wagle, and three slow vehicles, also headed south, when the front vehicle Mrs. Lucille Zimmerman of Mil- sister, Mrs. Helmer Samson. They Friday evening with Mrs. Shane’s started into a left turn off the highway. He braked hard and in | waukie, Ore. brother, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn also attended the county fair Also surviving are four broth cutting back into the line of traffic lost control, hitting the pole. where they saw many of their Smith and family at Marsing. ers, Frank DeBord of Bay City, Bob Meisinger was driver of the pickup and the picture was taken Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater friends. Ore., Hugh DeBord of Boise, El and Kent visited Sunday with by 12-year-old Christy Nelson who lives nearby. Guests in Price Home mer DeBord of Willamina, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Doyn Price and Mrs. Ralph Haworth at the Mey- ! and Clarence DeBord of Brain- boys of Pendleton arrived Satur ers nursing home. I erd, Minn. day to visit his parents, Mr. and Ladies Return From Reno Other survivors include one Mrs. Agnes Johns and her sis Mrs. Raymond Price. Mr. and ' stepdaughter, Mrs. Grace Francis Mrs. Leon Price and boys, Mr. ter, Mrs. Mildred Tubbs, return ' of Enderlin, N.D.; 17 grandchil and Mrs. Orland White and Lu- ed home Aug. 20 from a business i dren and seven great-grandchil New books going into circula- "A Book of Australia" edited by dren. Two stepsons preceded her cille of Ontario were Sunday din- trip to Reno. They visited in the ner guests. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter tion Saturday, Aug. 31, at Mal- Tom Inglis Moore. An anthology in death. heur county library include the of prose and poetry that gives a Price and family called in the Looney and family. Services will be under direc- representative picture of the i tion of Lienkaemper chapel and evening. Mrs. Marjorie Looney of Fruit | following: "The Insiders" by T. A. Wise. country, the people and the na the Rev. Paul Ludlow of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith of Ap land visited Sunday evening with ple Valley and the Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Agnes Johns and Mildred Based on articles that appeared tional way of life and thought of i Methodist church will be officiat- i in “Fortune” mainly in 1959 and Australia. MR. and MRS. GARY T. HALCOM ing minister. Arthur Skogan of Owyhee visited Tubbs. 1960 together with some earlier > "Life and Holiness" by Thomas ♦ —Harano Photo. The family requests that me Mr. and Mrs. Bob Welsh, their the home of Mr. and Sunday in An 8 o’clock evening wedding son, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Welsh material revised in 1962, this Merton. The New Testament doc morial gifts be given to the can- Mrs. Jesse Higgins. ceremony performed Saturday, guide is an objective account of trine of the Christian life trans i cer fund. A reception was given follow Mrs. Jim Carroll and girls and and family of Caldwell, visited ________________ how the stock market is run and lated into the language of our Aug. 17, 1963, in Nyssa Methodist ing the ceremony by ladies of Mrs. Dyre Roberts visited Aug. Aug. 20 with Mr. and Mrs. Horace some glimpses of the men who day by a well - known Catholic united Miss Dolores Duus the Methodist church, with Mrs. 20 with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Chaney and family. Graveside Services church, I writer. Mrs. Phil Clucas and Laurence run it. and Gary T. Halcom. Robert Wilson in charge. Cake Florence Henderlider in Melba. "The Kiplinger Book on Invest "Indians of the Americas" by ■ To Be Held Today Mr. and Mrs. Errol Jensen and called Sunday at the home of The bride is a daughter of V. I was served by Mrs. E. K. Burton ing for the Years Ahead" by John i Matthew W. Stirling. A color-il daughter of Idaho Falls, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Knapp. W. Duus of Nyssa. The bride of Ontario, assisted by Mrs. Rob For Grover C. Vest Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seuell of W. Hazard. A balanced, complete lustrated record. Mrs. Don Kadel and family of Graveside rites for Grover groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. ert Toomb of Nyssa. Pouring Caldwell, Mrs. Anna Chaney of Connell, Wash., visited Sunday guide to personal or group invest punch and coffee were Mrs. Ern "The Universe" by David Ber- Cleveland Vest will be conducted J. H. Halcom of Ontario. Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Che with Ernest Seuell, Lois and Dar ing. est Duus and Mrs. Louise Doug I gamini. The latest volume in the at 10:30 a.m. today, Aug. 29, The double-ring rites were per "Dusk at the Mountain" by j Life Nature Library. ney and family were recent ryl. 1963, at the Nyssa cemetery. formed by the Rev. Paul Ludlow. las. guests of their parents, Mr. and Spend Week With Parents Haynes Johnston. Report on the The new Mrs. Halcom is a gra "Plastics: Projects and Proce Mr. Vest succumbed Tuesday Soloist was Mrs. Don Eaton of Mrs. Floyd Blamire and boys Negro in Washington, D.C., today. dures with Polyesters" by Alex in Malheur Memorial hospital fol Emmett, accompanied by Mrs. duate of Nyssa high school and Mrs. Horace Chaney. All were of Idaho Falls spent last week served ice cream and cake. "Imphal" by Sir Geoffrey Ev ander F. Bick. A manual for lowing a brief illness. Eastern Oregon college in La Dwight Wyckoff. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ans. A vivid description of a school or home workshop projects Visit Sister in Spokane Grande. The bridegroom was He was born Feb. 15, 1885, in Escorted to the altar by her Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood and Chet Smith. little-known 1944 battle of World using unsaturated polyester resin Spearfish, S.D., and had been a father, Miss Duus wore a gown graduated from Ontario high Mr. and Mrs. Emil Beguhl and War II on India’s northeast fron plastics. Roger are spending their vaca resident of the Nyssa area for of organza over taffeta. Alencon school and attended Boise Junior tion visiting his sister, Mrs. Eula family of Boise spent Aug. 20 tier that prevented the Japanese "Pale Fire" by Vladimir Nabo the past 35 years, having farmed lace garlands graced the neckline, college. with her parents, Wisbey at Spokane, Wash. invasion of India. kov. Ironic novel - poem - puzzle with his brother, Bob, who died while motifs of the same lace Following a trip through cen Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell Cecil Smith. "The Salmon King of Oregon" | with many levels of meaning. One Dec. 22, 1962. tral Oregon and to the coast, the the skirt, were scattered over Mrs. Nora Stark and Miss Mc- by Gordon B. Dodds, An account i of the notable books of 1962. and family attended the fair Fri In addition to his widow, Nora, fashioned with chapel train. Her newlyweds will reside in Port visited Friday Donald of Parma day at Homedale. "The Shapes of Sleep" by J. B. of route 2, Nyssa, he is survived cascading bouquet contained land where Halcom will be a stu of R. D. Hume and the Pacific Mrs. Verl Bishop, Mrs. Dyre with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. fisheries. Priestley. An adventure story that by two brothers, Clarence of Los white roses and tinted stephano- dent at Portland State college Nancy and Mary Timmerman Roberts, Mrs. John Samer and "Portrait of Karl Barth" by introduces Ben Sterndale, an Eng Angeles and Ben of Cheyenne, tis. and Mrs. Halcom will join the Mrs. Laura Brock attended a of Newell Heights spent a few George Casalis. An able summary lish free-lance reporter who con Wyo. Portland public school staff. Salem at- Mrs. Harley Duus of days last week with their grand meeting last Thursday at the Officiating minister will be the of the life, personality and prin sents to ferret out the mystery Among out-of-state guests at home of Mrs. Edna Mae Wimsatt parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank cipal works of the noted Swiss behind the theft of a piece of Rev. Paul Ludlow of the Nyssa tended her sister-in-law as ma tending the wedding and recep tron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miller, while their mother and in Ontario. green paper. Methodist church and services theologian. Mrs. Earl Ford of Parma and tion were Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Duus Mrs. D y r e Roberts attended sisters went to McCall. "The Reluctant Queen" by Mol will be under direction of Lien- "Life in the Saddle" by Frank Miss Suedean Dunn of Ontario. of White Salmon, Wash. H;jppy Dozen card club Friday Mr. and Mrs. Byron (Jack) Collison. The experiences and ly Costain Haycraft. A romantic kaemper chapel. Their gowns were shades of at the home of Mrs. Dale Ash- Dickerson of Tacoma arrived last memories of an Englishman from historical novel about Mary Tu- peach and orange in floral de ATTEND SUNDAY EVENT craft in Kingman Kolony. I Thursday evening to visit his sis- Yorkshire who became a cow dor. ATTEND BOISE WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. William Schire- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson1 ter, Mrs. Mary Thompson, and^a hand on a ranch in Texas in 1872 "Confessions of a Tobacco Ad- Mr. and Mrs. Edison Child, Mr. sign and their bouquets contain man attended the dedication Sun ed white pom-poms and colored brother and sister - in - law, Mr. of Jordan Valley arrived Aug. 20 and lived in that state until his diet" by Ben Petnecky. An ac- and Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders at day at Farewell Bend state park. stephanotis. to visit his mother, Mrs. Mary and Mrs. Gordie Dickerson. They death in 1943. count of a man’s attempt to break tended a wedding Reception Sat attended a picnic Friday evening Loren Halcom of Payette serv Thompson, and his uncle and "Chemical and Biological Haz his smoking habit through hyp urday evening in Boise for Miss aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dicker- at the Dickerson home and left ards in Food" by the International nosis. Eula Roceil Morse and William ed as best man for his brother, DeLuxe Parties Our Specialty Saturday for their home. son. "Of Time and Work" by Sebas Low. The bridegroom is a son of j while ushers were Harley Duus, Symposium of Food Protection. A discussion of materials added tian de Grazia. Critique of ad former Nyssans, Mr. and Mrs. W. the bride’s brother of Salem, and to food products: vitamins, amino vanced industrialism as it exists W. Low. The two couples were . Tim McGinnis of Nyssa, GATE CITY IOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS acids, trace minerals and preser in the United States today and of dinner guests of the Flinders’ son- [ For her son’s wedding, Mrs. (Continued from Page 11) PAYETTE its effect on leisure. in - law and daughter, Mr. and Halcom chose a dress of pink vatives. summer lace. "Contemporaries" by Alfred Mrs. Lorin Saunders. "Courtroom Warrior" by Rich ard O’Connor. The colorful story Kazin. Critical essays on litera FOR RENT FOR SALE—PRODUCE of William Travers Jerome, first ture ranging from the Romantics SAVE- -Buy Grade A raw, state- TWO - BEDROOM Modern House of New York’s fighting district to the moderns. inspected milk, 70c a gallon at in Apple Valley — Nice lawn. attorneys. "Gayelord Hauser's Treasury of ranch, 80c per gallon delivered Dial 372-3111. If no answer, call "Encyclopedia of Roses" by H Secrets" by Gayelord Hauser. The ' or at stores. Call FIFE HOME Parma 722-5489. 34-2tc Edland. This book contains sec author’s theories of diet, exercise, DAIRY, 372-2540, Nyssa 3'5-tfc tions on cultivation and success health and beauty care. TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE— Mod ful methods of rose growing along "Wounded Spirits" by Leslie D. , ern. Seven miles from Nyssa with 421 colored illustrations. BARTLETT PEARS—Ready now Weatherhead. Case histories of on Idaho side. Phone 372-2911 at Joe Stephen orchard. Phone "Rags o f Glory" b y Stuart spiritual and physical healing. or inquire at 409 Good avenue. Cloete. A major novel about the 372-2458. 34-tfc "The Pale Horse” by Agatha 32-tfc Boer war. Christie. A story of a Catholic PEACHES —1 Mi miles north of "The Alexandria Quartet" by priest who was murdered after ] Nyssa-Parma junction on high ONE-BEDROOM Trailer House Lawrence Durrell. A group of hearing a dying woman’s confes- | for one or two adults. 117 East way 95. 33-tfc Fourth street, Nyssa. 35-ltc novels, reprinted as one work, sion. GIRLS' GIRLS' "The Centaur" by John Updike, j TOMATOES —For canning or eat BACHELOR APARTMENT with about a sophisticated, somewhat decadent circle of friends in mod The story of this novel centers ing. One mile north of Nyssa. outside entrance. Newly dec ern Alexandria. around the relationship between W. A. Barton Phone 372-3423 orated. Near swimming pool. "Occasion for Loving" by Na a 15-year-old boy and his father 34-tfc Eiderion Blended Cotton and Rayon Red — Green — Blue (Not a family dwelling.) $35 dine Gordimer. A novel of love during three critical days in the Regular 49c per month. Phone 372-3038. $8.95 Value and hate in the shadow of racial winter of 1947. CALL BRADY ORCHARD — For 34-2tcI conflict. "Lord Geoffrey's Fancy" by Al- . Elberta peaches. Phone 372- 2672 35-ltc TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT; "Yankee From the West” by fred Duggan. Set in 13th century | —Newly decorated. Inquire at. Burton K. Wheeler. The candid Greece and Turkey after the Fourth Crusade, this historical j PIE CHERRIES—This year’s crop. 717 North Second street. 35-ltc story of the freewheeling U. S. novel recreates the court life of | senator from Montana. Excellent quality. Limited sup ply. Treasure Valley Packing SLEEPING ROOM —Phone 372- I "The Cherokee Frontier" by Da the Frankish knights who were [ Co., 1 mile west on Alberta. 2917. 21-tfc vid H. Corkran. A documented defending the Greek lands they BOYS' study of the extensive Cherokee had seized from attacks by the Phone 372-3103. 29-tfc nation in mid-18th century. Byzantines. WORK WANTED Cushioned Foot Polished Cotton TOMATOES and Banana Squash ... White — Mrs. Frank Graham. Phone CUSTOM HAY BALING—$3 per $1.98 Value Sizes 10 to 3. Reg. $4.98 372-2319. 35-3tc ton or 10 cents per bale. Lester Robinson. 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New instruments with We Give Gold Strike Stamps ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES— | lifetime guarantee Also used instruments. Reasonable rates Six weeks old, $5. Corner of for beginners or advanced stu North Main and Locust. After dents Write 423 15th Avenue 5 p.m. or weekends. 35-2tc South, Nampa, Idaho, for more information. Please include Dial 372-3563 “Where Your $$$$$ Buy More!” CLASSIFIED ADS Nyssa, Oregon Ontario, Oregon telephone number in letter. Get Results! 35-3tc By Helen Hatch BIG BEND—Mr. and Mrs. Var . ner Hopkins had the misfortune , of losing 75 tons of hay and over ■ 200 bales of straw by fire Wed nesday afternoon, Aug. 21. Their neighbors had a hay shower for them Monday even Books on Stock Market, Investments Head New List at .Malheur Library MAUDIE'S BACK-to-SCHOOL SALE COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES ... Make Our Store Your School Clothing Headquarters ANNOUNCEMENT BILL HAMILTON has been appointed Sales Representative for Us in the Nyssa-Adrian Area. New or Used Equipment COTTON PANTIES ESKIMO PARKAS 37* *5.99 Girls' Slips Boys' Socks School Oxfords $1.44 3 Pr. 99« *3.66 FANCY PRINTS SWEAT SHIRTS 3 Yards s1.00 99« Ontario 889-6429 or Nyssa 372-2973 MASSEY-FERGUSON, Inc. Wilson Bros. Dept. Store
