THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON
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Drydale Couples Host
Oregon Trail Card Party
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964
Mrs. Stunz Entertains
Tuesday
guests Mrs.
Former
Nyssans
Honored
at
Golden
Stunz
were her neph
last Friday
to members
Mr.
ew and wife,
and Mrs. Amos
Samba club.
Anniversary 1 Reception Held in Iowa New
officers International
Elected of were Mrs.
Menan, Idaho. They
and
Bethel 33 of
VISITORS FROM IDAHO
luncheon
of
Mrs. Emil
was hostess
Mary McConnell
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale,
Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Drydale were
the
Prize winners
Schneiter of
hosts at the Saturday evening pi­
B. B. Lienkaemper
*
the
The Lutheran church in Reno, nochle party sponsored by Ore­
I were enroute to Portland.
Order of Job’s Daughters held a Mrs. E. H. Brandt.
Nev., was the scene of the Dec. 5 gon Trail Grange. Eleven tables
regular
meeting
Dec.
3
in
the
Ma
­
wedding ceremony uniting Elmer were in play during the session.
sonic hall with Honored Queen
E. Olson and Virginia Bridson.
5
High score winners were Orma
4»
Marilyn Gonyer presiding.
Attending the rites were the Cleaver and Oscar Kurtz. Low
Main order of business was to 5
bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. Laur­ score awards went to Babe Rich­
elect new officers for the ensuing I
ence Clifford; his children, Rob­ ardson and Harry Kingrey, while
term. Vicki Newman was named
ert, Linda, Marc, Eric and Nancy. traveling prizes were won by
honored queen; Lynda Cundall,
Also in attendance were the Abby Williams and Bill Hamilton.
senior princess; Trudy Olsen, « «
bride’s children, Jennis and Paul;
Next party is scheduled on Dec.
junior princess; Sheila Huffman, I
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 119 and will be preceded with a
guide; and Teresa Hamilton, mar­ 4»
Selmar Bridson of Los Angeles. potluck dinner at 7:30 p.m.
shal.
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. John Ridder, Mr. and Mrs.
Honored Queen Marilyn report­ I
Leonard Olson and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Stam Hosts Party
ed that Sunday, Dec. 13, will be I
Mrs. Woodrow Chambers of Tule­ For Ladies of HEC Group
Go-to-Church Sunday when all
Twelve members of the Oregon
lake; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winkle­
bethel members will attend the
Trail Home Economics club met
man of Walnut Creek, Calif.
Methodist church. The annual
Following the ceremony, a din­ Monday afternoon at the home of
dinner party for girls, their mys­
ner was served at Dick’s club in Mrs. Gerrit Stam for the annual
tery fathers and wives will be
Sparks, Nev., for the bridal party. Christmas party and gift ex­
held at 1:30 Sunday afternoon in
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change.
the Masonic hall. Immediately af­
LEGION AUXILIARY GROUP
ter the party, the girls plan to go
A potluck dinner with turkey
PLANS EXCHANGE OF GIFTS as the main meat dish was served
to the nursing home wing of Mal­
A large number of Legionnaires to those in attendance.
heur Memorial hospital to decor­
from Vale, Ontario, Adrian and I
ate a Christmas tree for residents
♦
Nyssa were served during a Dec.
of the home.
MR. and MRS. JOHN CLEAVER . .. Married in Alice, Missouri
3 dinner meeting hosted by the Duplicate Winners Told
Next meeting of the bethel will
High score winners for the
Nyssa post.
be at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, &
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver, for­
A gold and white anniversary Dec. 20, at which time majority
In charge of serving were 10 Monday evening session of Nyssa
members of the local auxiliary. Duplicate bridge club have been mer Nyssans, were honored with cake graced the refreshment table degrees will be given for mem­
Speaker of the evening was Carl reported by Mrs. David Sarazin. a golden wedding anniversary re­ and was served with coffee and bers desiring them.
High scorers include Mrs. John ception held Sunday, Nov. 22, punch by the Mmes. Helen and
Devin, who talked on Treasure
A caroling party has been plan­
Stringer and Mrs. Bob McKinney, 1964, in their home at 402 East Ruth Cleaver. Guests were greet­ ned for Wednesday evening, Dec.
Valley Community college.
During a business session held first; Dr. and Mrs. David Sarazin, Washington street, Centerville, ed and registered by three grand­ 23.
daughters, Kathy Sue, Paula and
by the women, it was decided to second; Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Dan- Iowa.
Honored Queen - elect Vicki
Sharon Cleaver.
ford,
third.
Attending
the
event
were
ap-
have a gift exchange at the Dec.
. Newman has announced that Dec.
'In charge of the gift table were 28 is date for installation of new
The public is welcome to at­ proximately 125 guests including
17 meeting. Mrs. Nora Graham
tend these weekly card sessions the couple’s four children, Mrs. Mrs. Trudy Cleaver, Mrs. Gene­ officers.
was winner of the pot of gold.
held in the Episcopal church base­ Magnus (Pauline) Ekanger o f vieve Kalvig and Mrs. Ekanger.
Members voted to send a money
Nyssa; Paul Cleaver, his wife and Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. gift to the State hospital in Pen­
There is a U in every excUse. ment.
son of Pocatello, Idaho; Max Clea­ Grace Main, Mrs. Hugh Gumsey, dleton. It was also decided not
ver, his wife and family of New­ Mrs. Leila Harris and Bessie to enter a float in the Christmas
ton, Iowa; Garner Cleaver and Donovan.
parade due to lack of time to
his wife of Unionville, Iowa.
In addition to the open house prepare one.
Also present for the occasion event, a turkey dinner was served
were a grandson and his wife, Mr. in the evening to the honorees, REBEKAH SUNSHINE CLUB
and Mrs. Garry Max Cleaver of their children and grandchildren. ANNOUNCES NEW OFFICERS
Corydon, Iowa, and a nephew and
John Cleaver and Ethel Boyer
New officers were elected by
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boyer of were married Aug. 14, 1914, at members of Rebekah Sunshine
Newton.
Alice, Mo. The 50th wedding club during a recent meeting held
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Many other relatives and event, however, was held in No­ at the home of Mrs. Robert Mar­
friends from Missouri and other vember so that most of the im­ tin in Apple Valley, with Mrs.
towns in Iowa were in attendance, mediate family could attend.
Minnie Leuck and Mrs. Angie
in addition to those residing in
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All Reconditioned Sewing Machines Priced $69.50
Cook serving as co-hostesses.
Centerville. Magnus Ekanger, a
Mrs. C. A. Wernick was named
(or Less) Have Been Reduced to $28.88 (or Less) to
son-in-law, was unable to attend
president;
Mrs. Owen Gann, vice
Clear This Entire Stock Immediately!
as were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gor­
president; and Mrs. Harry King­
don and three small children of
SINGER Rotary Gear-
Golden Rule chapter 131, Order rey, secretary-treasurer.
Murphy, Idaho.
LIGHTWEIGHT Portables.
The group voted to honor birth­
Drive Console — Singer's
of Eastern Star, held a regular
Popular U.S. Makes. Were
S-M-O-O-T-H-E-S-T Mo­
meeting Dec. 7 in the Masonic day guests each month instead of
SHIRLEY CLEAVER ELECTED hall with Worthy Matron Patricia drawing names of Pollyannas.
del. Was $59.50.
$49.50, Now — $2Q88
Date of the next meeting will
HEAD OF KITCHEN QUEENS
■o
Marcum presiding.
be
announced later.
Now —
First meeting of the Kitchen
Plans were completed for the
Queens 4-H club was held Mon­ Christmas dance to be held Dec.
Sunday dinner guests in the
OLDER Singer Portables
day after school hours in the 19 in the Masonic hall. All mem­
DESK Models. U. S. Manu­
home of Mrs. Lester Cleaver. bers of Eastern Star and the Ma­ home of Mrs. Helen Butler were
With Lots of Good Stitch­
facturer. Roomy Drawers
Shirley Cleaver, vice president of sonic lodge are invited to attend Mrs. Margaret Payne, Mrs. Ted
ing left I Were $39.50.
and Working Area. Were
18 North Second
Dial 372-3548
the club last year, presided dur­ and dance to the music of the King and daughter, Norma. In
the afternoon the guests helped
Now —
$2888 $69.50, Now —
ing the session.
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Emaline McGinnis orchestra.
Officers elected to serve this
Members having fall birthday Mrs. Butler build a dog house for
year are Shirley Cleaver, presi­ anniversaries were honored with canine, “Ducker.”
ON DISPLAY AT —
dent; Maryann Hopman, vice an addendum given by the Star
president; Karry Cleaver, secre­ points under direction of Kay
tary; Joyce Cleaver, reporter; Wheeler.
Christine Cleaver and Rhonda
Refreshments were served by
Orr, recreation chairmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes and
369 South Oregon
ONTARIO
Phone 889-6167
Next meeting of the club will Mrs. Lucille Steiner,
"Right Across From Pix Theater’’
be held Dec. 21 at the home of
Mrs. Lester Cleaver.
Classifieds Bring Results!
Nevada Rites Unite
Virginia Bridson
And Elmer E. Olson
­
Santa
WILL BE AT
The Merc Bldg
123 Main Street
NYSSA
Immediately After the Parade
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12
He'll Have FREE Candy and
Will Talk to the Kiddies!
WINTER-TREAD
RECAPS
7.50 X 14
2 for
8.00 X 14 . . 2 for
6.70 X 15
2 for
7.60 X 15 . . 2 for
SINGER
ONE-PRICE
Used Sewing Machine
SALE
Eastern Star Chapter
Plans Holiday Dance
*19“
*21“
*25“
*29“
NO TAX ADDED!
NO EXCHANGE NEEDED!
®2888
ZpX Nyssa Co-op Supply
$2888
Singer Catalog Center
Come, See the Parade Saturday at 2 p. m
Come look them over! Come try them out!
LADIES' ROBES
They’re in our showroom now—ready for you to see and drive. So come
on in and get the full story on the beautiful new Chevrolets for ’65
Orlon Pile . . . Quilted . . .
Beautiful Prints!
Just Arrived .. .
For Her Christmas Gift!
FOR THE MEN ...
Large Selection of
TOYS and GAMES!
'Ö5 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Coupe
’65 Chevrolet
It’s a longer, lower, wider, roomier,
quieter, handsomer, swankier kind
of Chevrolet. Fact is, just about
everything’s new right down to the
road. And even that'll seem newer.
Because now Chevrolet's Jet­
nuiwvu
» aiuwmer
man ev
smooth nuo
ride is
smoother than
ever.
And we’re itching to show it off.
Visit Our Toy Dept.
For Your Selections.
★ Arrow Ties and Shirts
★ Munsingwear Socks
★ Novelty Gift Items
★ Tex Tan Belts
★ Justin Billfolds
GIFT IDEAS . . .
★ Boxed Embroidered Pillow Cases
★ Cannon Towel Sets
★ Ladies' Hand Bags
★ Boxed Handkerchiefs
★ Satin Sofa Pillows
★ House Slippers
★ Nylon Rugs
★ Luggage
Afar Corvair Corsa Sport Coupe
’65 Corvair
It’s a racier looking, quicker steer­
ing, flatter cornering, roomier riding
kind of Corvair for '65. With a
longer, wider new Body by Fisher.
And up to 180 bp available in the
new Corsas. Where do you find out
about thia firsthand? Just follow
the enthusiasts—to our showroom»
Santa Will Be in Nyssa Saturday!
More to see, more to try in the cars more people buy
Çl^osf.^2l.ew
Corvair or Corvette now at your dealer’s
NYSSA MOTORS, Inc
420 MAIN STREET
NYSSA. OREGON
PHONE 372-2224
Free Gift Wrapping With Your Purchases
Wilson Bros. Dept. Store
4M
"Where Your SSSS Buy More!"
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 372-3563
V 118 Main Street
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