THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
Mrs. Praii Returns After Six-Week
Visit With Friends in Culp Creek
Mrs. Pennie Honored
With Birthday Party
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1964
SENIOR CITIZENS PLAN
FRIDAY HOLIDAY PARTY
Members of the Senior Citizens’
club will meet at 10:30 a.m. Fri
day, Dec. 18, for their Christmas
party at St. Bridget’s parish hall.
A potluck dinner will be served,
gifts will be exchanged and those
having birthdays in October, No
vember and December will be
honored.
Those attending are asked to
take a covered dish and own table
service.
Extension Unit Meeting
Saturday Reception Fetes Haroldsen Held
at Mason Residence
Couple on Golden Anniversary Event
Mrs. Harriet Pennie was honor
ed with a birthday party Satur
By Mrs. WUson Witt
* Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hardman and day afternoon, following the Nys
NEWELL HEIGHTS—Mrs An- family visited Wednesday eve sa Christmas parade. The event
na Pratt returned home Saturday nmg with Mr. and Mrs. Charles was held at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. T. R. (Dorothea)
after getting as far as Ontario at Glenn and family.
Mitchell.
4:30 a.m. by bus. She went to Honored on Anniverzary
Assisting the hostess was an
the Moore hotel where her grand
■
Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam were other daughter, Mrs. Bob (Marie)
son, Mike Pratt, got her a room Sunday afternoon visitors and
and after breakfast took her to evening dinner guests at the home Wilson and a granddaughter, Mrs.
Don (Janice) Bowers.
the Gene Pratt home.
of Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Stam in
Christmas cookies and coffee
She had been visiting for six Oregon Trail. They helped Mrs.
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weeks with friends at Culp Creek Klaas Stam celebrate her birth were served to 16 close friends
of the honoree. She received a
in the Calapooia mountains. Her day anniversary.
friends there jokingly told her Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt and corsage from her grandchildren
that they had heard there was a Mrs. Anna Pratt visited Sunday r i and a special poem was read, hav-
sun and moon but it rains so afternoon with Farrell Jones in ing been written in her honor by
1 Mrs. H. E. Collins.
much in the sawmill town that Nyssa.
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they are in doubt.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Boatright call
Mrs. Pratt reported that the ed Friday evening at the L. C. GIRL SCOUTS ATTEND PARTY
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Christmas
cookies
and
hot
cho
snow was six inches deep at the McDermott home.
colate were served to approxi
summit and roads were quite
Mrs. Frankie Worden and son, mately 60 local Girl Scouts at a
slippery. She said it was a very Gene
and Mrs. Lydia Worden | party held Saturday in the Meth-
interesting trip but she is glad
/
were Sunday dinner guests of I odist church social hall following
to be home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leedy.
I the Nyssa parade.
Brownies, Cadettes and Junior
Mrs. Frankie Worden and Gene Elk Hunters Return Home
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Returning Nov. 30 from an elk Scouts were present for the Yule-
attended the basketball game at
tide
party
with
Mrs.
Bob
Wilson,
Treasure Valley college in On hunting trip to the Starkey area
O
tario Friday evening and visited near La Grande were Mr. and leader of troop 120, as hostess.
her daughter, Mary, who is a Mrs. Carl Lee Hill. With them She was assisted in conducting
were Grant Lance of Eugene, the games and serving refreshments
cheerleader.
Messrs, and Mmes. Bob Parker by Mrs. Gene DeMinck.
Return* From Salt Lake
and Jim Thompson of La Grande,
Mrs. Edith Hammon returned Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen of
to her home Dec. 5 after spending Corvallis. Joining them Thanks Eastern Star Chapter
several months with her daugh giving day were Mr. and Mrs. Plans Saturday Dance
A holiday dance will be held
MR. and MRS. REUBEN HAROLDSEN
ters in Salt Lake City. She plans Stanley Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Monty
. . . Married at Idaho Falls in 1914
to spend the rest of the winter Spelman. Grant Lance and Mrs. Saturday evening, Dec. 19, in the
Masonic hall. Dancing will begin
in Oregon.
Spelman are brother and sister. at 9 o’clock to music by the Ema-
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen
Reuben Haroldsen and Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holdt of ’Sun While in camp the group cele line McGinnis orchestra.
were honored at a reception held Gardner were united in marriage
set Valley were Sunday dinner brated the wedding anniversaries
All Eastern Star members, Ma Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Nyssa on Dec. 16, 1914, at Idaho Falls.
guests of her parents, Mr. and of the Carl Lee Hills and the Bob
sons
and their friends are invited LDS stake house in observance The couple farmed in Idaho until
Mrs. Ray Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Parkers.
to
attend,
according to Mrs. Glenn of their golden wedding anniver 1937 when they moved to the
Alfred Simpson and family were
Nyssa area and located on a 160-
Marcum,
worthy
matron of Gol sary.
afternoon guests. The Ray Simp
Hosts for the event were their acre tract of land which they
den
Rule
chapter
131.
Entertains
Bridge
Club
sons were Saturday evening din
children, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne cleared of sagebrush.
Mrs. A. H. Boydell entertained
ner guests in the Gene Simpson
Haroldsen; Mr. and Mrs. Arlan
In 1948 they sold the farm to
home and on Friday evening vis last week for members of the
Haroldsen of Seattle; Mrs. John Roy Rookstool and moved to their
ited in the Guy Glenn residence. Thursday afternoon bridge club.
Savage of Covina, Calif.; Mr. and present home located at 509 North
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eason of Mrs. Paul Penrod was guest play
and Mrs. Elwyn Haroldsen of Sixth street in Nyssa.
Parma were Saturday evening er and prizes were won by Mrs.
Boise; Mr. and Mrs. Don Harold
Approximately 150 guests were
guests of her parents, Mr. and Harry Miner and Mrs. R. G. Lar
sen of Idaho Falls; Mr. and Mrs. in attendance at the Saturday re
son, Sr.
Mrs. L. C. McDermott.
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Orlee Sipes of Homedale.
By Mrs. Dick Corn
ception.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn
One son, Jess Haroldsen of
ARCADIA
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Arcadia
Sunshine
and family were Sunday dinner Feted on Anniversary
Washington, D.C., was unable to
Luck favors those who do not
guests of Mrs. Daisy Shook in
Marcia Jackson, daughter of Mr. club will meet tomorrow, Dec. 18, attend.
depend on luck.
Baker. They visited there until and Mrs. Wilton Jackson, was at the home of Mrs. Brig Olsen.
evening when they went to Dur honored during the evening of Members are asked to take home
kee and visited Mrs. Glenn’s par Dec. 9 in observance of her 15th made candy and gift boxes for
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Loise Boren. birthday anniversary. Members packing it.
Stacy Glenn, who had been vis of the Bill Wahlert family were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore at
iting her grandparents, returned guests for traditional refresh
tended an Ore-Ida company con
home with them.
ments.
vention held last week at Idaho
Falls. While there they visited
at the home of her uncle, Pat
Harwood, who was recently elect
ïoL
ed as Idaho state representative.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Messier of
Nampa visited one day last week
in the Ernest Stephenson home.
Installed as Officer
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nelson at
FOR
YOUNGER SET!
tended Saturday evening officer
installation of the Royal Arch
Masons in Ontario. Nelson was
installed as Captain of the Hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drydale vis
ited Sunday afternoon in the Ce
cil Houston home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nelson and
Mrs. Eva Aspinwall attended the
funeral services last Thursday for
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a long-time friend, Mrs. Grace
Powers in Medical Springs.
Friday and
Only!
ä Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bowers of
Pine Bluffs, Wyo., left Saturday
for their home after visiting for
two weeks at the Clyde and Char
lie Bowers homes.
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Mrs. Brig Olsen
To Host Friday
Meeting of Club
Apple Valley—Nyssa Home Ex
tension unit meeting was held
Dec. 10 at the home of Mrs.
Dwight Mason in Apple Valley
with 12 members and two guests
in attendance.
The lesson was on “Buffet
Meals” and several foreign dishes
were prepared and taken to the
meeting for discussion. Christmas
decorations were made during the
social hour.
January meeting of the unit
will also be held at Mrs. Mason’s Duplicate Winners Listed
Mrs. John Stringer and Mrs.
home where oven meals will be David
Sarazin were high score
discussed and prepared.
winners during the Monday eve
ning session of Nyssa Duplicate
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bridge club. Other high scorers
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson were Mrs. Ray Russell and Mrs.
returned home Monday from Bob McKinney, second; Dr. and
Utah where Mrs. Simpson enter Mrs. K. A. Danford, third.
ed Salt Lake clinic for observa
The card parties are held Mon
tion. They visited their sons, the day evenings in the Episcopal
Dallas Simpson family and Clint church basement and the public
Simpson at Ogden, and also vis is welcome to attend.
ited relatives and friends at Hoo
per.
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