THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
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Reporter Reveals EigibWeek'cou’rae Octogenarian Honored on Birthday at Home of Relatives
Guests Attend Party, Program Staged Recent
Activities In AriYlV Trainina
By Helen Halch
By 5-H Club at Timmerman Residence At Oregon
Trail
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Mrs. Martin Hobbs, Leonard^ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van DeWater
i and Jesse of Longview, Wash., ' and Kent were Dec. 8 dinner
spent a recent weekend with her guests of his sister, Mr. and Mrs.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cart­ Carl Fogleman and family in
wright. They a 11 visited Mrs. Nampa.
Naomi Wright in Nampa and Mr. Ladies Visit in Melba
and Mrs. William Lawlei of Meri­
Mrs. Dyre Roberts, accompanied
dian. They also called on Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Molt of New Ply­ by friends, Nellie Armstrong, El­
mouth, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cart­ len Cross of Nampa, Hazel Swed-
wright and family in Nyssa, Mr. lund of Bowmont, Marie Douglas,
and Mrs. Raymond Cartwright. Mrs. Burton Blades and Mrs. Jim
Leonard will soon be leaving for Todd of Nampa, spent Dec. 4 with
the armed services. The trio re­ the former’s mother, Mrs. Flor­
ence Henderlider at Melba.
turned Dec. 9 to their home.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Helen
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Musgrove,
Hatch called recently on Mrs. El­ Mrs. Price Has Surgery
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Ketner and
sie Price who is a patient in Mal­
Mrs. Raymond Price entered daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Hen-
heur Memorial hospital.
Malheur Memorial hospital Sun­ thorne and children, all of Mars­
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reed and day evening, Dec. 1, and under­ ing, spent a recent Sunday with
girls of Nampa were Dec. 8 din­ went surgery the following morn­ Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood.
ner guests of their parents, Mr. ing.
Mrs. Bill Blevins spent a recent
and Mrs. Boyce Van DeWater. In
Miss Helen Hatch and Mrs. Tom weekend with her daughter, Mr.
the afternoon they all called on Ferguson attended funeral ser­ and Mrs. John Frerichs and fam­
Mrs. Leona Anderson at Payette vices Dec. 7 for Mrs. Mae Jones ily of Caldwell. Blevins was a
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bauman of Apple Valley at Peckham-Da- Dec. 8 visitor. Mrs. Frerichs was
and Kerrick of Nyssa.
kan-Davis chapel in Parma.
celebrating a birthday anniver­
Mrs. Lester Campbell, Mrs. Var­ sary.
Enters Caldwell Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Joe King attended
James McGinnis entered Cald- ner Hopkins and Mrs. Boyce Van
DeWater attended Mission circle graveside services Dec. 4 at Nyssa
well Memorial hospital Dec. 8.
recently at the home of Mrs. cemetery for Doria Quick, two-
Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts Mordhorst in Roswell.
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
spent a recent Tuesday evening
Bill Quick of Homedale. The de­
Mrs.
Evelyn
Maurer
of
Wilder
in the Jim Carroll home. Their
granddaughter, Mary, was cele­ visited recently with her cousin, ceased was a granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stradley and
brating her fifth birthday anni­ Mrs. Edythe Prosser.
Mrs. Dorothy Collard of Parma a great - granddaughter of Mrs.
versary.
Frone Stradley. She had been a
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood and spent a recent Sunday with her patient in a Portland hospital the
children of Caldwell spent a re­ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and past summer and succumbed on
cent Sunday with her parents, Mrs. Lester CampbelL
Mrs. Dyre Roberts spent the Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett.
evening
of Dec. 4 with a cousin,
Mrs. Dale Teter called recently
Classifieds Bring Results!
Mrs. Agnes McClure of Caldwell.
on Mr. and Mrs. Joe King.
BIG BEND—Mr. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Chaney and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Stubblefield of Parma,
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Story and
family met Dec. 8 at the Don Ka-
del home in Caldwell to help Mrs.
Anna Chaney celebrate her 82nd
birthday anniversary.
Birthday cake and ice cream
were served. The group also vis­
ited Mrs. Mabel Bennett at a
Caldwell hospital.
By Mrs. Wilson Witt
• H. E. McLaughlin of Hammett,
By Peggy Brown
NEWELL HEIGHTS—Members ; Idaho, spent the past week with
OREGON TRAIL — Mr. and
of the 5-H Horse club held their • his sister, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Christmas party Dec. 21 at the . Kurtz. He was a Friday night Mrs. Gib Holmes of Nyssa. Mr.
Gerrit Timmerman residence. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurtz. and Mrs. Roy Holmes were Sun­
Guests were members of their • The Bob Kurtz family were Sun­ day morning coffee guests of Mrs.
families and also Mr. and Mrs. day dinner guests in the M. L. Alice Holmes.
Kurtz home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alme Hendricks
Wilson Witt.
A program had been prepared I
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt were and Debbie of Nyssa were Sun­
by club members and was pre­ Dec. 15 luncheon guests of Mr. day afternoon visitors of Mr. and
sented in the basement of the i and Mrs. Marion Wolfgang in Mrs. W. P. Hendricks.
Timmerman home where they ’ Boise. Mrs. Wolfgang suffered a Arrive From Tennessee
had their club room and curtain­ heart attack six weeks ago and
Mrs. Alfred Adams and her
ed stage.
is now able to get about some father, Walter Benson of Cales-
First number was a sleigh scene i with the use of a walker. She toga, Calif., went, to Boise last
in which the children sang “Jin­ was the fancy dessert cook at the Thursday to meet Mr. and Mrs.
gle Bells.” The sleigh eventually Mode in Boise and was stricken Richard Hoefer and son who ar­
hit a snowdrift and all occupants j while at work.
rived by plane from Nashville,
tumbled out.
Tenn.
Saturday Dinner Guests
Also on the program was a
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benson
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
D.
McKinley
stable scene depicting the birth
California visited last Thurs­
of Jesus. Characters were Teresa were Dec. 14 evening dinner of
day
afternoon with Mrs. Alice
guests
of
the
former
’
s
brother,
Mr.
Topliff, Mary; Joan Timmerman,
Holmes.
and
Mrs.
Russell
McKinley
of
Joseph; Mary Timmerman, an
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill and
angel; Lynn Glenn and Mary Boise. After dinner the Boiseans
family
of Homedale were Sunday
took
their
guests
for
a
drive
Looney, shepherds; Greg Topliff,
afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Jane and Mary Timmermen, wise around the capital city.
PVT. RUTH A. THOMPSON
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jaques of Rommell Moss.
men; Marcia Topliff, a burro. The
. . . Finishes WAC Basic
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Byers
group sang Christmas carols dur­ Fort Dix, N.J., Mrs. Farrell Jones and boys of Ontario were Sunday
♦
♦
and
children
of
Nyssa
were
Dec.
ing this number.
Pvt.
Ruth
A.
Thompson,
daugh­
evening
visitors
of
Mrs.
Alice
Final selection was a song by 15 afternoon guests of Mr. and Holmes.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Thomp­
Mrs.
Eugene
Pratt.
the group, “Rudolph the Bowleg­
son, 2 Beech avenue, Nyssa, re­
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province of Enroute to Kansas
ged Cowboy.”
cently completed eight weeks of
A gift was then presented by Caldwell, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Clark of basic military training at the
Eason
of
Parma
were
Dec.
15
af
­
club members to Mrs. Witt in
Aloha were Saturday dinner Women’s Army Corps Center, Ft.
appreciation for her assistance ternoon guests at the L. C. Me- guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McClellan, Ala.
with publicity during their ro­ Dermott home, The Bud McDer- Bretz. The Clarks were enroute
deos. The guests then went up­ mott children of Ontario spent to Lucas, Kan., to spend Christ­ Pvt. Thompson received instruc­
stairs where refreshments of cake that afternoon with their grand- mas with Mrs. Clark’s father, tion in subjects such as army his­
and coffee were served by Mrs. parents while their parents at- Sam Bretz. The latter celebrated tory and traditions, administra­
tive and supply procedures and
tended a wedding in Adrian.
Timmerman.
his 90th birthday anniversary on first aid.
Dec. 23.
Ladies Attend Yule Party
She is a 1962 graduate of Par­
Visit Nursing Home Patients
Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz visit­
Mrs. Gladys Newbill attended
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz vis­ the Delta Kappa Gamma Christ­ ed Sunday afternoon with Mr. ma (Idaho) high school and at­
ited Saturday afternoon with mas party held recently in On­ and Mrs. Glenn Brown and fam­ tended Treasure Valley Commu­
nity college in Ontario.
Mrs. Ida Collins and Mrs. Lam­ tario at the May Roberts school. ily.
Mrs. Tom Jayo and girls have
bert Dierking at the nursing She was accompanied by Mrs.
home in Ontario.
Mary Thompson, Mrs. Anna Long, been staying at the Frank Jayo
Mrs. Ray Simpson has been on Mrs. Bonita Witty and Mrs. Anna home while Tom is in Malheur
Memorial hospital after under­
the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Pratt.
Holdt of Malin, Ore., arrived Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Durnil of going surgery last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes
day to spend Christmas week vis­ Ten Davis, Idaho, spent Dec. 1’5
iting their parents, the Simpsons afternoon with the latter’s sister, and Jerry were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Royce
By Peggy Brown
and Ulis Holdts of Parma.
I Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Waymond Beach Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson were and children in Boise.
OREGON TRAIL — Twelve
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Dec. 15 dinner guests of their Honored on Anniversary
members of Merry Matrons club
Fenn of Ontario and Mr. and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
met Dec. 11 at East Side cafe for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Larry
Holmes
Mrs. Donald Simpson were Sun­ Mrs. Johnnie Eason of Homedale.
entertained with a dinner Sat­ their annual Christmas dinner
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grooms of urday evening honoring their and party. After dinner a short
Carl Fenn.
business meeting was held.
Moclips, Wash., are visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge daughter, Kebbie Jo on her birth­
Viola Adams, Della Holmes and
family were Friday dinner guests and family until Christmas day day anniversary. Those attend­ Peggy Brown were appointed by
ing
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rolland
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taulbee when they will visit his parents,
the new president, Blanch Weeks,
at Caldwell. The occasion was Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grooms at Holmes and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. to revise the by-laws. New Pol­
Francis
McKinney
and
girls
of
Mrs. Fenn’s birthday anniversary. Huntington.
lyanna names were drawn for the
Jamieson.
coming
year. 01 d Pollyannas
Hawaiian Brothers Meet
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Jamieson
and
Guests in Topliff Home
were revealed and bingo was
Shelley
of
Rapid
City,
S.D.,
ar
­
Phillip Harada of Halewa, Ha­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodell of
waii and Chris Hirayama of Sunnyvale, Calif., Mrs. May Goo­ rived Monday morning to spend played.
Honolulu, both students at Ore­ dell of St. Francis, Kan., Mrs. Christmas holidays with their
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holmes at­
gon State college and Mike Ha­ Brice Murphy of Haigler, Neb., parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rommell
rada of Halewa, an older brother and Leslie Topliff were Dec. 10 Moss and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ja­ tended the McKay-Webster wed­
ding Sunday, Dec. 15, at the
of Phillip, who is attending Idaho evening dinner guests at the Ir­ mieson in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell Presbyterian church in Adrian.
State university at Pocatello, are vin Topliff home.
visiting with Bill Hammon. The
Doug Ehresman and a friend, and family were Sunday dinner Holmes was an usher and candle­
students will also visit Melvin Charles Hughes of Haskell spent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley lighter.
Matsunaga and Jim Kodama of a recent weekend at the home of Kurtz and family in Nyssa.
Honored on Anniversary
Nyssa. The Harada brothers had Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kriegh. Doug Guests From California
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes, Mr.
not seen each other for nearly is a nephew of Kriegh.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Benson
of
and
Mrs. Rolland Holmes and
two years.
Mr. and "Mrs. L. C. McDermott
Pauline Butler was a Sunday were recent Thursday evening Calestoga, Calif., arrived Dec. 17 Jerry, Bob Holmes and children,
overnight guest of Kathy Nelson dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. at the Alfred Adams home. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers, Mr.
Ledora Rhea and children of and Mrs. Larry Holmes and chil­
in Ridgeview.
Bud McDermott in Ontario.
Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Five- dren spent the afternoon of Dec.
Mrs. Wesley Walker and chil­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman
dren of Adrian were Sunday af­ and the latter’s aunt, Mrs. Hannah coat, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fivecoat 14 with Mrs. Alice Holmes help­
ternoon visitors in the Rollo Fenn Smedley, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van and children of Madras, Mrs. ing her celebrate a birthday anni­
Richard Hoefer and son of Nash­ versary which was that day. Ice
home.
DeWater and Kent were recent ville, Tenn., attended the Zesiger- cream, cake and coffee were serv­
evening callers at the Wilson Witt Costley wedding Saturday at the ed. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Holmes and
Group Meets for Luncheon
Lutheran church in Nyssa.
girls of Nyssa were evening call­
Happy Dozen card club met home.
Leslie Topliff was a Friday ers. Mrs. Holmes was a dinner
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Gol­ Coachmen Play al Wedding
evening dinner guest of Mr. and guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank By­
die Roberts in Big Bend for a 1
Dale Borge played with the
ers in observance of her anniver­
o’clock luncheon and gift ex­ Coachmen at the wedding recep­ Mrs. Russell Gressley.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley sary.
change. Minnie Stam received
tion
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Ky-
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shuster
high award with Lydia Worden gar held recently in Adrian. Dale were Thursday evening guests of
low scorer. Those attending from and the other Coachmen mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Sam McConnell in and children of Gay Way were
Nyssa. Ice cream and cake were Dec. 15 dinner guests of Mr. and
Newell Heights were Thelma
Hammon, Minnie Stam and Ly­ bers, Albert Conklin and Jim served in observance of the lat­ Mrs. Bob Holmes and children.
Mobaney of La Grande and Bruce ter’s birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gressley
dia Worden.
Lofton of Huntington were Satur­
were Dec. 15 dinner guests of Mr.
Mrs. Verna Costley of Homedale
and Lois Rathbun of Seattle were day overnight and Sunday dinner Aliens Must Register and Mrs. Forrest Moore in Nam­
pa. Mrs. Moore is a niece or
of Mrs.
Saturday evening guests of Mrs. guests at the Jake Borge home.
They left Sunday, Dec. 15, for Annually in January
Lydia Worden.
Gressley.
.. ...........
La Grande.
District Director Alfred J. Ur­
Danny and Weston Weitstem of •
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jacob­ bano of the Immigration and Nat­
Ontario spent Dec. 14 visiting •
son and family of Chester, Calif., uralization Service at Portland their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ä
arrived Saturday and will spend stated last week that the annual [ Les Ballantyne.
Rnllantvnp
the Christmas holidays with her alien address report program us­ T
Visits
From Portland
mother, Mrs. Marie Moore.
ually causes a sharp rise in the
Mrs. Vada Simmons of Coos number of applications for natur­
Miss Tillie Kessler of Portland
spent a recent week with her bro- 9
Bay arrived recently to spend a alization.
few days visiting her grandpar­
The law requires all aliens in ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and 0
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDer­ the United States, with few ex­ ’ Mrs. Ward Lundy and Neal.
Mrs. Mike Savage and son, Mrs.
mott.
ceptions, to report their addresses
each January. Throughout the Don Savage and children spent
VISIT IN ELLIS HOME
U. S. almost 30 percent more ap­ a recent afternoon visiting Mrs.
Larry Ellis of Coeur d’Alene, plications for naturalization are June Hartley.
Mr. and Mrs. Gib Holmes and
Idaho, arrived Sunday evening to received during the months of
spend the holidays with his mo­ January, February and March girls of Nyssa spent the evening
ther, Beth Ellis. His sister, Karen than are received during other of Dec. 14 visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis who had been attending months. Urbano attributes this | , Rolland Holmes and Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and
North Park college in Chicago, sudden rise to the Alien Address
! family were Dec. 15 afternoon
arrived Dec. 15 for the holiday Report program.
season. She plans to leave New
Aliens not required to make | visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Year’s eve for Colorado where this report are diplomats, those I Smith and family in Ontario.
Colleen Brown and Diane Ha­
she will study at the University accredited to certain internation­
ney
attended a 4-H club Christ­
of Denver.
al organizations and those who
have entered temporarily as agri­ mas party held Dec. 14 at the
home of Mrs. Nancy Goodell,
cultural laborers.
Forms for making the reports leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Cheldelin
will be available to aliens at all
post offices and offices of the Im­ and Mrs. Fannie Cheldelin of
migration and Naturalization Ser­ Portland were Dec. 16 evening
vice during January. Urbano in­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Is Proud to Announce
dicated that aliens desiring infor­ Russell Gressley.
mation concerning naturalization
the Appointment of the
or similar matters should obtain 4-H SEWING JETS TO TAKE
the forms at an office of the Im­ JANUARY 6 SHOPPING TOUR
migration and Naturalization Ser­
Sewing Jets 4-H club met Dec.
vice where personnel trained in 16 at the home of Mrs. Carl Pier­
these fields will be available to cy. Lila Wilson, vice president,
Insurance at Cost Since 1898
answer inquiries.
called the meeting to order and
NO MEMBERSHIP FEE
demonstrations on making yam
VISIT NYSSA PARENTS
pom-poms were given by Rita
— Contact —
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lewis and Piercy and Lila.
family of Portland and Miss Bon­
Judy Pratt, junior leader, talk­
nie House of OSU in Corvallis ed on buying materials and the
arrived Saturday to spend Christ­ group voted to take a shopping •
110 Third Street
Parma, Idaho
mas holidays with the ladies’ par­ tour during their Jan. 6 meeting
Phone 722-5786
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul House hours.
I
and other relatives.
-Rita Piercy, Reporter. I
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Dinner Attended
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