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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON PAGE EIGHT 4-H HEALTH CLUB MEETING HELD BY SIXTH GRADERS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1963 SIXTH GRADE STUDENTS HONOR PARENTS WITH TEA Patterson Named Aciiviiies of Malheur Butte Church A 4-H Health club meeting was D. District Treasurer Students in Mrs. Nelda Schenk’s held last Friday in Mrs. Nelda At FFA Conference sixth grade classroom held a par Schenk’s sixth grade classroom. Groups Told by Rural Correspondent President ents’ tea last Monday. Floral ar Jeanine Saito presided Nyssa high school FFA officers rangements and decorations in Mmes. Ray Whitsell, Amelia LINCOLN HEIGHTS—On Oct. Whitsell, Annie Harris, Minnie 19 the Blue Mountain Conserva Costa of Tracy, Calif., and Mary tive Baptist association met at Medeiros of Santa Cruz, Calif., Haines. Mrs. Bruce Hunt of the traveled Oct. 23 to La Grande Vale church presided over the where they visited Mrs. Whit women’s organization meetings. sell’s daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrs. Paul Halverson and Mrs. Hugg, Marvin and Lori. Harlan Meyer were messengers Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robbins from the Malheur Butte church. entertained at dinner Oct. 27 for members of their family. Those On the evening of Oct. 26 Mai- j I present included Mr. and Mrs. heur Butte church was the scene Elbert Wells and family of Nam of youth night for entertaining j pa, Mrs. Llewellyn Robbins and the Baptist church young people family of Baker, Mr. and Mrs. of the area. Miss Diane Walz led I C. C. Perry of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. the group in singing and a Bible Brock Robbins and family. quiz. James Tilson of New Plymouth GUESTS FROM VALE Conservative Baptist church sang “I Believe.” A film, “Teens Tell Mr. and Mrs. August Uphoff of ing Teens,” was shown. Those Vale were Oct. 30 evening dinner churches represented were Bap guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill tist churches of Payette, New I Schoen. Plymouth, Weiser, Willowcreek i and the local church. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sayers serv ed refreshments. By Ruth Robbins Malheur Butte Women’s Mis sionary Fellowship group met on Oct. 24 with Mrs. John Stohler. Mrs. Harlan Meyer led Thanks giving devotions with scripture from Psalms 100. The hostess served refreshments at the close of the meeting. On Oct. 25 five ladies from this area attended a meeting of valley churches’ Women’s Missionary Fellowship at New Plymouth Conservative Baptist church. At tendants at the all-day session in cluded Mmes. Bill Walz, George Barnes, Harlan Meyer, John Stoh ler and Bruce Hunt. The meeting opened with a de votional service, followed by noon luncheon. Mrs. Gradon Broyles of Klamath Falls, statewide White Cross worker for Conservative Baptist Women’s Missionary Fel lowship, spoke during the after noon. Century class of the local Bap tist church was in charge of the Oct. 27 worship service at the Vale rest home. Mrs. D. L. Hurst led the group in singing. The Harlan Meyer family sang “O, How I Love Jesus” and Floyd Tilson of Emmett delivered the sermon. Mrs. John Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitsell, is now working in Ontario. She ar rived recently from Long Beach, Calif. (Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennett and family of Baker hunted in the area and visited Oct. 27 in the Brock Robbins and Clifford Harris homes. Club Group Takes Tour during the business portion. The pledges were led by Ladena Tal bot. Students presented a skit on good posture. Those participating were Dellas Frederiksen, DeAnn Peterson, Teresa DeMinck, Lade na Talbot and Julie Elguizabal. Group singing was led by Nan cy Bale. Mark Hartley was in charge of playing a game, “Mud dy Waters.” —Janice Takami, Reporter. VISIT IN SEBURN HOME Mmes. S. C. McConnell, Walter Fox, Jim Malloy, Harry Kingrey, Orma Cleaver, Oscar Kurtz and John Cleaver called Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 30, at the home of Mrs. Carl Seburn. The latter showed slides for her guests and also served refreshments. went to Baker Oct. 28 to attend a leadership conference. Other schools represented were Half way, Baker, Ontario, Adrian and Vale. State FFA officers were on hand to conduct a training session for officers of the various chap ters. During the business meeting, 1963-64 district officers were cho sen with Doug Patterson being elected treasurer. A state officer visited each school the following day. Randy Martinak, state secretary, visited the local high school and talked to each FFA class. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the Matter of the Estate of E. E. EASTMAN, Also Known autumn colors of brown and or As Ernest E. Eastman, Deceased. ange were used throughout the room. After a mixer, refreshments were served by Mrs. Larry Saito and Mrs. Roy Hirai, room moth ers. Activities for the year include three parties and a field trip to the sugar factory. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Administrator of the Estate of E. E. Eastman, De ceased, has filed his Final Ac count in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Majheur County, and that December 10, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A.M., and the Courtroom of said Court have been appointed by STUDENTS VISIT IN AREA said Court as the time and place Gary Thompson, accompanied for the hearing of objections by Jim Kodama and Gene Jones thereto and the settlement there- of Oregon State university, spent of. the weekend in the Nyssa area. JAMES A. EASTMAN The students visited their parents Administrator and spent much of their time First publication, Nov. 7, 1963 pheasant hunting. Parents of the boys are Messrs, and Mmes. Her Last publication, Dec. 5, 1963. schel Thompson, Kody Kodama and Allen Jones. The students left Sunday for Corvallis to re Journal Classifieds sume their studies. Bring Results! Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Burton of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weeks returned Oct. 28 from a week’s trip to the Portland area. The Burtons visited their son and fam ily in Vancouver while Mr. and Mrs. Weeks were guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Weeks and family at Milwaukie. Enroute home they visited the Weeks’ granddaughter, Mrs. Dwight Dillon at The Dalles. RCA Tape Recorder and Bundy Clarinet BOTH NEW! — See or Contact — Jack Blackford At Owyhee Junction Phone 372-2743 COME TO FEATURING TOYS AND GIFTS GALORE! FOR SANTA’S GOOD LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS THREE-PIECE LUGGAGE SETS Complet* 1288 Luxurious Tolex . . Vinalasl............. Campex............. Economy Line.... R.corS. Plays, with you! Change record for a new game. Rooted hair. 24-inch. 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