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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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N. Price Arrives Home From Korea
Following Year With Armed Forces
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1963
L. Upshaws Attend Funeral Services,
Visit Relatives on Trip io Midwest
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Harshman
Br
Hatch
APPLE VALLEY — Mr. and of Abilene, Kan., were guests last
BIG BEND—Norman Price ar­ her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
' Mrs. Lee Upshaw left Aug. 19 for Thursday and Friday of her niece,
rived in Boise Monday evening ' Chet Smith.
Wichita, Kan., to attend memor- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble and
irom Korea where he had been
I ial services for her brother-in- family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clyde
Newman
stationed for one year. He left
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson
law, John L. Burns. While there
I and Janice of Homedale were
Aug. 28 for West Point, Va., to
they visited her sister from Har­ of Nampa were Monday over­
Friday evening dinner guests of
get his wife, Vernell, and they
risburg, Pa., whom she had not night guests of her parents. Mr.
i her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
will make their home here.
and Mrs. Dwight Seward.
seen for over 20 years.
j Davis and Steve.
They went on to West Plains, To Visit in Nevada
Beverly and Barbara Price of Attends School in Spokane
Mo., to visit her mother, Mrs
Mrs. Fern Johnston of Caliente,
Mrs. Noel Tuppeny and her sis­
Ontario recently spent two days
Lola Adams; his sister, Mrs. Glen
Nev., was a guest from Tuesday
with their grandparents, Mr. and ter, Mrs. L. D. Brumbaugh, took
Mittendorf and Mrs. Velma Up­
until Thursday of last week at
Mrs. Raymond Price. They at­ Patty Bean to Spokane Thursday
shaw and daughter.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conley
tended the fair Friday evening where she is attending business
Enroute home they stopped at
Wilson.
When she left she took
Forests
destroyed
by
fire
are
school.
at Ontario.
Kansas City with Mr. and Mrs. her father, Lloyd Caldwell, home
monuments to human care­
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Luciano
John
Adams
and
then
traveled
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price
lessness!
with her for a visit.
to Ogden, Utah, to visit a son,
visited Sunday with his mother, and family of Denver returned
Debra and Bobby Bottner of
J. W. Upshaw and family. They
Aug. 28 to their home after
Mrs. Arizona Price in Ontario.
Ontario were weekend guests of
FAREWELL
EVENTS
HONOR
arrived home Aug. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Price and spending a two - week vacation FAMILY PRIOR TO MOVE
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
boys of Highland entertained at with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Conley Wilson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hopper
dinner Aug. 27 for their parents, Noel Tuppeny and other rela­ and family moved during the
Mrs. Earl Boston, Captain and
and daughter of Midvale were
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price; tives.
first part of the week to Home- Saturday guests of her parents, Mrs. Roger Boston of Glendale,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Bennett dale to make their home. Wilson,
their brother, Norman; Mr. and
Ariz., Mrs. Betty Bolton and two
Mrs. Doyn Price and boys of and family of Kingman Kolony, who has been employed by Ideal Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble.
sons of Huntington Beach, Calif.,
Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Mrs. Mabel Bennett of Parma Gas and Appliance of Nyssa, will Vacation in Washington
attended the Western Idaho State
and Mrs. Mae Church of Califor­ open a new business to be known
White and Lucille.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Correll re- fair Aug. 28 at Boise.
nia were Sunday dinner guests of as Ideal Gas and Appliance of turned Friday from a week’s trip
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley
Honored on Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett and I Homedale.
to the Washington coast with and sons of Payette were Satur­
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Alan.
A surprise outdoor barbecue Mrs. Cleo Whittom of Weiser. day visitors in the Waldo Smalley
Clara Collins in Lower Bend gave
Mrs. Dick Davis and Steve I was given Aug. 25 for the Wil- They visited the latter’s son, Jim home.
her a birthday party last Thurs­
day evening at Big Bend com­ spent Tuesday of last week with sons at their home by Mr. and at Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Gor­
Mrs. Perle Davis of Ridgeview. Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb, Mr. and don Correll at Marysville. While
munity house.
Mrs. Jim Savage, Mr. and Mrs. there the men went fishing on
Mrs. Nora Stark of Parma call­ Return From California
Mission Bay and Jim caught two
ed Monday on Mrs. Joe King.
Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater and Howard Day.
nice
salmon. At Port Orchard
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gahan en­
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Bishop, Ste­ her mother, Mrs. Alice Rist, re­
vie and Linda were Sunday din­ turned home Friday morning tertained Aug. 22 with a dinner they visited Mrs. Whittom’s
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse from California where they had party for Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Brown and family and in Brem­
Higgins.
spent two weeks.
erton at the James Correll, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed and
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bell and Francis Hight, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
girls of Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald of Ordnance, Ore., spent Welch. The honorees were pre­ home. They had a family dinner
with all of these families present.
Larry Bauman and Kerrick of the weekend with her mother, sented a farewell gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Brown
The Charles J. Smith and Gene
Nyssa were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Edythe Prosser.
and
granddaughter of Boise were
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Goldie Roberts accompa­ DeMinck families hosted a barbe­
Boyce Van DeWater.
nied Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock cue dinner last Thursday evening Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kurt Jensen is staying with his to Nampa last Thursday to at­ in honor of the Wilsons at the Jim Correll.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hor­ tend funeral services for Brock’s Smith home. They were present­ Return io California
ace Chaney, while his parents, aunt, Mrs. Arnold Skelton.
ed a going-away present.
Mrs. Hilda Rathbun and Fran­
Mr. and Mrs. Errol Jensen, are
Mrs. Betty Samer, Miss Mary
cis and Ed Kramer, all of La
vacationing in Spokane.
Weir and Miss Helen Hatch re­ STOCKFLETHS RETURN
Puente, Calif., left last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. George Stockfleth for their homes after visiting the
Mr. and Mrs. James Helderman cently attended a silver wedding
called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. anniversary celebration for their arrived home Saturday afternoon past two weeks with her parents,
Joe King.
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Richard from a three-month vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wild of Nyssa
They visited two sons in South and her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Dakota and a daughter who is a Dwight Seward and family.
high school Latin teacher in
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and
Sheridan, Wyo. From there they children of Pocatello were guests
went to Helena, Mont., to visit last weekend of her parents, Mr.
another son who is a federal and Mrs. Dwight Seward.
housing adjuster. On July 1 they
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston, Mrs.
went to Seattle where they were Betty Bolton and sons, John Bos­
guests of two other sons and re­ ton and two daughters, Sandra,
turned to Nyssa from there.
Steve and David Harris were
Monday dinner guests of Mr. and
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Keil of Caldwell. The ladies also Mrs. Bob Shippy of Weiser.
attended a 60th wedding anniver­
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Smalley
One Mile North of Nyssa on Highway 20
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A. J. Hopkins Sunday at their, his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
home in Parma.
and Mrs. W’’’ '■ Smalley.
VISITORS FROM PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Bert James of
Portland were weekend guests of
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Gruber.
FRIDAY OVERNIGHT GUESTS
Sheri and Craig Simpson of
Payette were Friday overnight
guests of their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Simpson.
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