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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 7. 1965 Holiday Events in Kingman Kolony Reported by Correspondent in Area OSU Open House For HS Seniors, Parents Jan. 23 Archie Moses and George May Oregon State university will By Ruth Bowers KINGMAN KOLONY—Mr. and er spent New Year’s day as guests hold open house Jan. 23 for high Mrs. L. L. Kreager, Mrs. Ilea of the Oscar Schafers. school seniors and their parents. Hall and children, Mr. and Mrs. Return From Idaho Visit Morning information meetings, Dwayne Bennett and family were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy and beginning at 9 a m. in the Me Saturday evening dinner guests at family returned Sunday evening morial Union, will cover admis the Orville Glenn home at Parma. after spending the past two weeks sions procedures, campus housing, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolfe were visiting relatives at Idaho Falls student activities, counseling pro Sunday afternoon callers at the j and Twin Falls. grams, ROTC offerings and finan Ed Brandt residence. cial aids for students — scholar Visitors at the Al Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite and Joe ships, part-time employment and of Council were Sunday overnight home last week were K. I. Peter- loan programs. son, Ross Mills, Henry Day and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ky Campus tours will acquaint vis gar. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McClure Carl Begeman. itors with OSU facilities. of Star were daytime guests in New Year’s dinner guests at the A general meeting is planned Don Fox home were Mr. and Mrs. in the Coliseum at noon. Box the Kygar residence. ! Jim Chamberlain and family of I lunches will be served and en Club Meeting Set Today Nyssa. Mrs. Hazel Chamberlain, tertainment by student musical Pollyanna club meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Fox received New groups be mixed with short held this afternoon, Jan. 7, at the Year greetings via telephone last talks by will university and student home of Mrs. Jesse Martinez with Thursday night from relatives Mrs. Carl Begeman as co-hostess. and former friends in South Da- leaders. Beginning at 1:30 and continu Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ashcraft and kota. ing to 4 p.m., school and depart family of Hazelton left Saturday I mental meetings are scheduled. morning for home after spending Guests in Begeman Home and their parents will the New Year holidays with Mr. Mrs. John Hillyard and son of Students Nampa their be able to attend two such meet and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft. . recently - brought - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman j house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Gene ings and hear detailed reports were New Year’s eve guests for' Drake of Ault, Colo., to visit Mr. from professors on study pro grams. an oyster supper at the Bill Van and Mrs. Carl Begeman. Dr. Dan W. Poling, dean of DeWater home. Christmas eve guests of the men, is faculty chairman for the Dwayne Bennett family were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stacy and open house. girls of Parma and Carol Stacy and Mrs. L. L. Kreager, Mr. and of New Plymouth were Sunday Mrs. LeRoy Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bennett. Miss Connie Price left Wednes Willis Conant. During the after- I __ Mr. ________ and Mrs. ____ Earl Kygar and day evening for Connell, Wash., noon Karen Conant and Mitch famiiy and Marlene Slippy spent to spend the remainder of the Anderson of Payette served ice ' Christmas day in Eagle with Mr. winter months with Mrs. Leia cream and cake in observance of and Mrs. Merle McClure. Loeber, mother of Mrs. Don Wil the wedding anniversary of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Martinez son. and Mrs. Conant. entertained with Christmas din During Connie’s absence, her ner for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodri mother, Mrs. John Price, will Students Return to Corvallis Effie Laan, Wayne Sparks, Ken guez and family, Mr. and Mrs. serve as Journal correspondent ny Hopkins, David and Clifford Robert Rodriguez of Nyssa, Mr. for the Buena Vista and Owyhee Looney left Sunday morning for and Mrs. Tony Martinez and fam areas. Corvallis to resume their studies ily, Mr. and Mrs. Julio Mancias and family of Melba, Mr. and at Oregon State university. Rodney spent the holidays with Mrs. Jess Martinez, Jr. his uncle and left by train Sun New Year’s dinner guests at the day morning for his home. Jesse Martinez home were Mr. Spend Holiday in Boise and Mrs. Joe Rodriguez, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford Family Arrives From Madras Mrs. Robert Rodriguez. Sunday and Carylee, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phifer dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mefford and family spent Christ Anastacia Gonzales of Adrian. mas in Boise with the Clifford and family of Madras arrived Dec. 26 at the Charlie Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mefford Mefford family. residence. Sunday guests were entertained with New Year’s din Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkston Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer and and Mrs. Lora Smith of Adrian ner for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mefford and Bernice of Boise, Mr. were Christmas dinner guests of Chapin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sant. Eve and Mrs. Glenn Mefford and fam ning guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers entertained Mon ily of Apple Valley. day for the Kenneth Phifers. Mrs. Ethel Williams and Bob Bruce Pinkston, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin Jerry Pinkston and family of Par Johnston of Caldwell and his ma. entertained Dec. 29 with dinner mother, Mrs. Florence Johnston and lunch for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers were of Pasadena, Calif., visited Dec. Christmas dinner guests at the neth Phifer and family of Mad 27 at the Walter Pinkston home. W. A. Hines home in Ontario. ras, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers and Mrs. James Phifer and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bowers Mr. spent Sunday evening visiting Mr. were Jeanette. breakfast guests on Christ and Mrs. Charlie Bowers. mas morning at the Charles Cha Christmas dinner guests of Mr. Visitors From La Grande pin residence. Christmas dinner and Mrs. Don Fox were Mr. and Johnnie Thiel and family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phifer of guests at the Bowers home were Mrs. and Marion Chamberlain. La Grande were Saturday over Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowers and Spend Holiday With Parents family and Joyce Gussie of night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Thompson Charlie Bowers. The Phifers re Boise. Mr. and Mrs. James Phi turned to La Grande Sunday, fer and Jeanette were afternoon of Corvallis arrived home the evening of Dec. 24 to spend stopping enroute at Fruitland to and evening visitors. Christmas weekend with the Her take Mr. and Mrs. Azale Line of Viers Couple Hosts Dinner schel Thompsons and Cornelius Eddyville, Neb., home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Viers en Bartons. The Thompsons returned Line is Mrs. Phifer’s brother and tertained Dec. 30 with dinner for to Corvallis on Dec. 29 and re had been here to attend funeral Mr. and Mrs. Jim O’Donnell and ported a very difficult trip. services for Charles Judy of family of Gardena, Mr. Christmas dinner guests in the Fruitland. The deceased was an and Mrs. W. A. Hines Calif., of Ontario. Al Thompson home were Messrs, uncle of Mrs. Line. Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer vis and Mmes. Herschel Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Scott ited Saturday evening with Mr. Ron Thompson and Collette of and daughter of Reubens, Idaho, and Mrs. Don Hatch at Adrian Riverside, Calif.; Gary Thompson arrived Dec. 30 to spend the New and were Sunday evening guests of Corvallis; Don Thompson and Year holidays at the Bill Toomb of the Pete Franks family. Mari Kay of Seneca; Rex Walters and James Phifer homes. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandt visited and Mrs. Mildred Vaughn of Mrs. Toomb were hosts at New Sunday afternoon, Dec. 27, at the Boise. Year’s dinner. The Scotts left Virgil Viers residence. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schafer Saturday morning for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conant en spent Christmas in Caldwell at John Kygar of Seneca spent the tertained with Christmas dinner the Kirby Kendall home. 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The two families visited the Lazy R and G ranch which is a family resort maintained by the newspapers for employees. The Myricks also visited the Jim Hiatt family, former Nvssans, and were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Walker. Myrick and Walk er are long-time friends having worked together several years ago. Private First Class Leon Tobler PAGE SEVEN Popular Seattle Minister to Speak At Dr. Meeting of Knife and Fork Club August M. Hintz, popular« minister and counselor from Seat tle, will address members of Mal heur County Knife and Fork club at their meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12, at East Side cafe in Ontario. Dr. Hintz has traveled to many foreign countries and concludes that America is the choice spot in which to live and raise a fam ily. This, he states, is in spite of all its problems including taxes, labor strikes, crowded highways, the population explosion, foreign controversies and entanglements. Dr. Hintz attended William Jewell college in his home state, Miss Ann Cleaver left early Missouri, and received theological training at Colgate-Rochester Di Sunday for Corvallis to resume vinity school in New York. He her studies at Oregon State uni then went into church service versity. work in various states, finally Arrives Home From Illinois settling in Seattle. Mrs. Esther Stephen arrived ■ In 1953 he traveled around the home New Year’s day after spen world, making stops in Europe, ding some time with her son-in- the Far East, India and other law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. countries. As president of the Bruce MacArthur and sons in American Baptist Foreign Mission Great Lakes, Ill. She left the society, he spent a month in the home of her daughter on Dec. 26 jungles of Thailand. Three years ago, he took a and arrived the following day at the residence of her sister, Mrs. party of church workers to Lon Fred Lamm in Nebraska. She left don, Paris, Rome and visited most there Dec. 31 for Nyssa and on of the Bible lands and Arab Jan. 3 she and her son, William, countries before going on to Hong visited in the Eugene Stephen Kong, the Philippines, Tokyo and Hawaii. More recently, he toured home. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shoemaker Africa where he visited the fam of Halsey, Ore., were Christmas ous Dr. Schweitzer. It is experiences gained in holiday visitors in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold these travels that he uses in his address entitled “Don’t Sell Am Sisson. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell, Mr. erica Short.” and Mrs. Clifford Harris dined on New Year’s eve at Four Sea sons cafe in Ontario. BUENA VISTA—Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen recently talked with their son, Ronald, over short wave radio from Amundsen-Scott station at the geographic South Pole. He stated that it is now summer there and that the high est temperatures are well below zero. He reported that it is now day light 24 hours a day. He said that in one day he had walked around the world twice, explain ing that he had walked across every meridian crossing the South Pole. left Sunday to return to Ft. Lew is, Wash., after spending the holi- j days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Tobler and grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler. Arvel Child and sons, Reed and Lynn of Quincy, Wash., were weekend guests in the home of the former’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. Elwood Flinders. Reed had just returned Dec. 23 after serving a mission to Mexico for the LDS church. Butch McDonald left Saturday night to return to Ft. Lewis, Christmas Dinner Guests Wash., after spending a week Mr. and Mrs. Russell Talbot with his mother, Mrs. Ace Liv were Christmas dinner guests of ingston and Mr. Livingston. Ran Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward and fam dy Livingston of Boise was a ily. The Talbots visited Dec. 27 Christmas holiday guest of his with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pettet father. of Lincoln Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Clapp re New Year’s day visitors in the turned home Monday from a Eugene Stephen home were Bob week’s trip to California and Ewell, William Stephen and the Mexico. They visited overnight Joe Stephen family. Messrs, and with relatives in Las Vegas en Mmes. Jack Ward, Glenn Strick route to California, attended the land and Eugene Stephen were Rose parade in Pasadena and New Year’s eve guests in the went sightseeing in Mexico. Charles Chapin home. Members Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sant of Pro of the Jack Ward family were vo, Utah, spent the Christmas Jan. 2 evening visitors in the Eu holidays with her parents, Mr. gene Stephen home. and Mrs. Mark Moncur and Cur Vern Duus, Leslie Topliff, Mrs. tis. The Moncurs entertained with breakfast on Christmas morning Rose Toombs, Mr. and Mrs. for the Sants, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Charles Zinn, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielsen and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Schoen were Dec. 29 evening din ner guests of Mrs. Orma Cleaver. Tom Jayo and daughters. 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