THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
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Job's Daughters Install Trudy Olsen
As Queen in Book of Silver Ceremony
Miss Trudy Olsen was installed
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as honored queen of bethel 33. In
ternational Order of Job’s Daugh
ters. during “The Book of Silver”
ceremony held Thursday evening.
Dec. 30. 1965. in the Eagles hall
Prior to the installation
ceremony, senior bethel officers
marched into the bethel room and
formed a star as Mrs. John Olsen
narrated “The Book of Silver."
As the girls knelt in prayer. Miss
Sandv Bennett sang “Star of the
East."
Lighting the tapers for the
candlelight service were Kathy
Strickland. Angie Parra and Mary
Danford. Linda Wilson was in
charge of flowers and guests were
registered by Laurel Beck. Mary
Danford carried the flag and Jerri
Ableman, the Bible.
Miss Lynda Cundall. retiring
honored queen, served as install
ing officer of the evening. She
was assisted by Marilyn Gonver
as guide: Carolyn Lowe, marshal;
Patricia Marcum, chaplain; Vicki .
Newman, musician; Kathy Berry
junior custodian; Kathleen Mc-
Partland. senior custodian; and
Bonnie Sappe, recorder.
MISS TRUDY OLSEN
Other officers installed for the
.
.
.
Directs Bethel Activities
ensuing six-month term are Shei
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la Huffman, senior princess;
Teresa Hamilton, junior princess; ma; Karen Main, grand bethel
Jane Timmerman, guide; Jerri representative to the state of
Ableman, marshal; Laura Mac- Missouri; Lois Cartwright, wor
key, chaplain; Christy Nelson, thy matron. Golden Rule chapter
musician; Linda McPartland. trea 131; Robert L. Ward, worthy pat
surer; Joann Timmerman, record ron. Yerington. Nev., chapter;
er; and Cheryl Wilson, librarian. Bill Willis, worshipful master.
Messengers are Gloria Holly, Golden Rule lodge 147; Leona
first; Judy Steiner, second: Kar Miller, guardian, bethel 25. On
en Main, third; Kathy Nelson, tario; Earlene and Earl Jennings,
guardian and associate guardian,
fourth; Connie Holcomb, fifth.
Nancy Boydell was installed as bethel 33.
inner guard: Diane Jennings,
All past honored queens were
outer guard: Cindy Tracy, senior also escorted and introduced.
custodian; Cille Tracy, junior
A reception was held immedi
custodian; Joyce Jennings, cor ately following the close of the
responding secretary; Alicia Huff installation ceremony. The colors
man, senior Page; Susan Kouns. of blue and silver were carried
junior Page; Linda Root and Cyn out in refreshments and decora
thia Spitler, ladies of the lights. tions.
Junior bethel officers are Pam
Assisting with serving were
Hamilton, chaplain; Linda Root, Mrs. Charles Newbill and Mrs.
librarian; Susan Kouns. recorder: Dale Garrison, aunts of the new
Cynthia Spitler, musician; Jackie honored queen, and Mrs. Jen
Franklin, first messenger; Alicia nings.
Huffman, second; Joyce Jennings,
third; Linda Root, fourth; Rhonda
Prize Winners Reported
Lynch, fifth.
Assisting with installing the For Saturday Card Party
Six tables of pinochle were in
honored queen were members of
Owyhee chapter. Order of De- play Saturday evening at the bi
Molay, with Master Councilor weekly party sponsored by Ore
Paul House escorting the queen. gon Trail Grange. Hostesses for
Alice Nishitani sang “My Task.” the evening were Mmes. Orma
as the new honored queen knelt Cleaver. Violet Drydale and El-
at the altar following the crown i len Jones.
Prizes were won by Orma
ing ceremony. She sang “The
Lord’s Prayer," as Lynda Cundall Cleaver and Tom Drydale, high;
Clara Price and Vem Duus, sec
signed the Bible.
Among those escorted and in ond; Lucille Shepard and Irvin
troduced were Dorothy Tyson, Lawson, low.
past grand guardian in Idaho and
The next party is scheduled at
past guardian of bethel 27, Par- 8:30 Saturday evening. Jan. 15. in
the Grange hall and is open to
the public.
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MITCHELLS HOST DINNER
114 Bower Avenue
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Mrs. T. R. Mitchell and family
Phone 372-3305
during the Christmas holidays
were her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holman
Major Overhaul Work
and family of Albany. Other din
Brakes — Tune-Up
ner guests on Christmas day were
Motor and Transmission
Mrs. Harriet Pennie, the Robert
Wilson family, the Carl Holman
Exchange
Frei Pickup and Delivery family of Baker, the Don Bowers
family and Miss Virginia Lewis
Service Calls
of Provo, Utah.
C & G GARAGE
Steam Cleaning
THURSDAY. JANUARY 6. 1966
Rulon Esplin Couple
To Be Feted Sunday
On 40th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Esplín of
route 1, Fruitland, will lx* hon
ored at an open house reception
Sunday. Jan. 9, in observance of
their 40th wedding anniversary.
Friends of the couple are in
vited to call between the hours
of 4 and 6:30 p.m. at their home ,
in the Nu Acres community.
Hooting the Sunday event will
be the honoree»’ daughters. Mrs
Bill (Lyta) Manley of Boise. Mrs.
Dee (Torma) Winegar of Ontario.,
Mrs. Jerry (Cleo) Williams and
Mrs. Pete (Joy) Hammon of Nys- 1
sa.
Other children of the couple
who will not be present at the ¡
reception are Mrs. Richard (Clair) ¡ PICTURED ABOVE are recently installed officers of Golden Rule
Herrick of Garden Grove. Calif., Lodge 147 AF & AM. They are (left to right) Bill Webb, junior
and Greg Esplin. a student at steward: Paul House, treasurer: Fred O. Koch, chaplain; Ralph
Idaho State university in Poca Lowe, senior warden: Everett (Bud) Jones Jr., senior deacon: Bill
tello.
Willis, worshipful master: George Cartwright, junior deacon: John
The Esplins were married Jan j Strickland, junior warden: Everett Jones Sr., marshal; Gerald
8, 1926. in St. George. Utah, and Mackey, tyler; Jesse Rigney, secretary. Installing officer for the
moved to the Nyssa area approxi- group was Earl Jennings, junior past master.
mately 10 vears ago from Cedar
City.
Rebekah Installations
The family requests that no Held for District 24
gifts be taken.
An installing team, headed by
Mrs. Owen Gann. Rebekah depu-
■ ty president of district 24, went
Joyce Gentzler will present a
I to Vale Tuesday night for the
special feature, "How to Perk Up
purpose
of
installing
new
officers
Golden Rule chapter 131. Order for the ensuing term.
the Home After Christmas," at
of Eastern Star, held a regular
the monthly luncheon meeting of
The group planned to attend Treasure Valley Christian Wo
meeting Monday, Jan. 3, in the
Masonic hall with Worthy Mat a meeting of the Ontario lodge men’s club to be held at 1 p m.
Wednesday to install officers.
ron Lois Cartwright presiding.
Wednesday. Jun. 12, in the Lion’s
Members of the Vale unit will den at East Side cafe.
Miss Florene Kygar received
the degrees of the order. She is attend a session of Yellow Rose
Speaker of the day will lx* Mrs
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John lodge next Tuesday evening when Inez Stiles, wife of the former
Kvgar, both members of Golden local officers will be installed.
chaplain at Iduho state peniten
Rule chapter 131.
tiary in Boise. Mrs. Stiles has also
Refreshments were served by Duplicate Winners Told
worked with women prisoners.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown dur
Mrs. Houston Wilson announces
Mrs. John Bullock of Nyssa
ing a social hour at the close of winners for the Monday session will present special musical se
of Nyssa duplicate bridge club.
the meeting.
lections.
Tied for first place were Mr.
facilities are provided
and Mrs. Chuck Michael, Mrs. for Nursery
a small fee. All women of
Wilson and Mrs. Morgan Beck. the area are welcome to attend,
Alice Whyman and Marian Hum Reservations may
be obtained by
Mrs. Inez Stiles will be speaker phreys were third place winners.
calling
Mrs.
Frank
Granite at
dinner
meeting
of
at the Jan. 11
The card parties are held Mon
the Treasure Valley Christian day evenings in the Eagles hall 889-8276 in Ontario.
Business and Professional Wo- and are open to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul House. Bon
men's council, it is announced by
3
nie and Butch entertained with
members of the organization.
New Year’s dinner for their sons-
The Tuesday evening session is Hosts Samba Session
Mrs. S. P. Bybee entertained in-law and daughters. Mr. and
slated to begin at 7:30 at the East
Friday afternoon of last week for Mrs. Ray Barnes and sons of Vale,
Side cafe in Ontario.
Orville Stiles will present spe members of the Samba club. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marcum,
Prize winners were Mrs. Bert Billy and Sara. Bonnie left Sun
cial musical selections.
Area residents interested in Lienkaemper and Mrs. Gordon day for Corvallis to resume stu
dies at Oregon State university.
attending the meeting may obtain Oxnam.
reservations by contacting Mrs
Pheral Dodson at 372-3071.
Florene Kygar Given
Degrees of OES Unit
Women's Club Slates
Special Activities
For Jan. 12 Session
Tuesday Meeting Set
By CB and PW Group
Rural Correspondent Reports Holiday
Activities in Buena Vista Community
Mr and Mrs Thurman Piercy
and family were Christmas eve
guests of (lie Wesley Piercys near
Adrian. Following an oyster stew
supper, gifts were exchanged.
They were Dec. 25 - 26 dinner
guests of the Wayne Piercys at
Purina.
Mr und Mrs. Henry Ettrick
and Von of Meridian and Mrs.
Orma Cleaver visited Monday,
Dec. 27 ut the Alva Goodell and
Delbert Cleaver homes.
Jess Asumendi and children,
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Jensen nnd
children, Dr. Edwurds and Brig
were recent visitors in the Alva
Goodell home. Christmas guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Schweizer of Vale, Mr and Mrs.
Kenneth Jens c n of Warden,
Wash . und Mrs. Orma Cleaver.
By Helen Hoffman
BUENA VISTA Mr. and Mrs.
James Stephen and Larry, Mrs
Esther Stephen and Willie, Mr
and Mi s Joe Stephen and family
wen- Christmas eve dinner guests
of the Eugene Stephens. Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Stephen and boys
visited Sunday evening with her
mother. Mis Martha Norlund in
Apple Valley.
Mrs LaVern Cleaver, Kim and
Kevin were recent evening vis
itors m the Rodney Holcomb resi
dence ut Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs. Ben Ekanger, the
Bill Richesin family, Mrs. Irwin
Spraker and boys of San Fran
cisco w e r e Christmas dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Ekanger. The Bill Richesins were
Christmas eve dinner guests of
the Bob Franklins at Ontario.
Have Holiday Birthdays
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver
and family attended a Christmas
eve birthday party honoring i es
ter Cleaver and Kirk Phillips nt
the Taylor Phillips home near
Burma. Their birthday anniver
saries are both on Christmas day.
Other guests were Mr and Mrs.
William Orr, Mr. and Mrs la-wis
Phillips and Dave. Birthday cake
and ice cream were served.
Christmas dinner guests of the
Lester Cleavers were Mr and
Mrs. Taylor Phillips and children
of Parma, Sylviu and Evelyn
Cleaver. Morning visitors were
Mr. and Mis William Orr. In the
afternoon all the Cleaver families
gathered for pictures to send to
their Great - Grandma Cleaver,
who is 95 and resides at Bethany,
Okla.
Guests in Mitchell Home
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Knowles
were Christmas evening dinner
guests ut the home of her broth
ers, Henry, Dent und Ike Mitch
ell. Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Mitchell and family of
Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs Cook Mitch
ell and Mrs Walter Hillis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Knowles
were Dec. 26 dinner guests of
the Scott Hiatts. Other guests
were the host couple’s sons, Mr
und Mrs Willis Hiatt and family
of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Hiatt and family of Bums; Mr
and Mrs. Allen Jones and Gary.
Hosts Oyster Dinner
Mrs. Blanche Hoffman enter-
tuined on Christmas eve with an
oyster stew supper for Mr nnd
Mrs. Claude Duy of Adrian, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Stephens and chil
dren of Hayward, Calif , Mr and
Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and Glenda,
and Leland Hoffman.
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Mance) Bishop were Mr.
ami Mrs Elton Hunsucker and
family of Gay Way junction. Mr.
and Mrs Stanley Bishop and Da
vid. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles
and family, and Jerry Hiatt. Mrs.
Esther Stephen nnd Willie nnd
Russell Gressley were Dec. 25
guests of the Elmer Clements at
Wlhlo
Arrive for Holidays
Miss Evelyn Cleaver of Kinman
Business university at Spokane
spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents,
lx*ster Cleaver.
Cleaver arrived
Boise.
Mr. and Mrs W R Tullxit. Mrs.
Dalias Johnson and children were
Christmas day guests of the Jack
Ward Mi and Mrs Buater Tal
bot and children were Christmas
eve overnight guests of his father
and Mrs Talbot. The W R Tal
bots planned to move last week
t<> a ranch near Juntura.
Mr and Mrs. Ia»on Bescndorfcr
and Miss Ann Cleaver were
Christmas dinner guests of the
Lloyd Cleaver family
C. Mann Couple Hosts
Amity Club Yule Party
The Amity club Christmas par
ty for members and their hus-,
bands was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann in
Apple Valley. A potluck buffet
supper was served under direc
tion of Mrs. Jay Gibson.
Progressive table games were
played during the evening.
Next club meeting will be held
at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 14, in the
home of Mrs. Mark Moncur.
ZOBELL FAMILY VISITS
Visitors during the recent holi
days in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. R. Mitchell and family were
former Nyssans, the Henry Zo-
bell family of Ogden, Utah. With
them was their son, Paige, who
recently returned from an LDS
mission in Old Mexico. The Zo-
bells also visited other friends
while in the area.
OUR CATALOG ORDER DEPT. IS NOW
CLOSED
All Merchandise Being Sold at Our
C O S T
LESS)
(All Prices Include Batteries, If Needed, and Shipping
Cost . . . NO SALES TAX to Idaho Residents)
DESCRIPTION
Reg. Price
TYPEWRITER (Unclaimed)
_________ _
..... $49.95
ELECTRIC CARVING KNIFE
___ 24.02
9 TRANSISTOR RADIOS .........._.....
..
______ 20.47
CHILD'S SEWING MACHINE
14.95
NOW
$29.95
17.99
15.99
9.95
SAVE
$20.00
6.03
4.48
5.00
‘/«-CARAT DIAMOND
COMBINATION
Engagement Ring
Vacuum Cleaner
Water Pickup
Unclaimed Merchandise
Reg. $231.00—Now $99.99
SAVE $13101
Unclaimed Merchandise
Reg. $39.95—Now $19.95
ELECTRIC CAN OPENER
WALKIE-TALKIE
BATTERY-OPERATED PHONOGRAPH
BATTERY-OPERATED STEREO
$14.99
39.99
8.95
39.95
$3.78
8.96
3.62
10.62
the SINGER company
369 South Oregon St.
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“Living*’* Stretch Bra
only $3.95,
reg. $4.95
“Living"« Long Line Stretch
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Adjustable stretch straps;
sheer back and sides. With or
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Adjustable stretch
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“Living"« Long Line Bra
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Bias cut side panels.
32A-44D
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12.57
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up to
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Also % Length
Long Line only $4.95,
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32A-44C ("D” sizes
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Hold-In power that won’t
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Long Leg Panty (shown).
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SAVE $2.00
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