Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, January 20, 1966, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1966
Retired Couple From Georqia Visits
r
’
With Relatives in ♦ Western States
By Mrs. Wilton Witt
Petersons Return
Following Holiday
Vacation in Salem
My Neighbors
Apple Valley
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
Holiday',)
PAGE SEVEN
Rural Corresponden! Reports Recen!
Activities
of Oregon Trail Residents
By Alberta Tyner
E J. Fenn, his son-in-law and
Recent Thursday dinner guests
Mrs. Lucy Rogers. Mrs. Ed
By Mrs. G. E. Mackey
daughter of Homedale, Mrs. Dave
OREGON TRAIL — Mr. and in the Ed Tyner home were Mr.
Brumbaugh
and
Rusty
were
Jan
ADRIAN—Mr. und Mrs. K I.
! Savage and children were Sun-
Mrs. Don Bullard and son visited and Mrs. Allen Benoit of Nyssa.
12 guests of Mrs. Earl Boston.
duy dinner guests in the Carl Peterson returned Jan. 4 after
Jan. 11 with Mr. and Mrs. Minard
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cannon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Hopper
of
the
holidays
with
their
Hart.
Fenn residence, Mr. and Mrs. spending
and
Mrs. Myrtle Alexander were
Union
were
Saturday
overnight
Howard Fenn and children were daughter, Mr. und Mrs. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Hart, Mr. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr*
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
daughters at Salem.
Neer
and
afternoon vlsitois.
Dibble. The Hoppers were en­ and Mrs. Luit Stam visited Wed­ Hulon Rhodes at Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams were
The M L. Kurtz’ recently re­
route
home from Kansas City nesday evening of last week at
Mr and Mrs W. E. Piercy went
Monday dinner guests of Mr. and
ceived word from their son, Bill, to Pendleton Jan. 5 to attend
where they attended a confer­ the Klaas Laan home.
stating that his sons, I<arry und funeral services for his brother,
Mr and Mrs. Jim Farmer were Mrs. Ernest Princehouse at On­
ence on evangelism.
"Inaide we’ve got to Une
Dale, arrived by plane Jan. 11 in Myron Piercy. Mr. and Mrs.
Jan.
12 dinner guests of Mr. and tario.
Mrs.
Alva
Hill,
Mrs.
Harry
Ray,
candle-light or we’ll blow a
Portland from the Fiji Islands. Clyde Linzy of Burley and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland White, Mr. Mrs. Frank Byers Saturday eve­ Attend Annual Dinner
fuae!”
They were met ut the airport by Mary Leader of Buhl were re­
and Mrs. Norman Price and baby ning visitors in the Byers home
Walt Wismer, Mrs. Ed Tyner,
Dr. Merle Kurtz, und left the fol­ cent overnight guests in the W E.
were Sunday afternoon guests of were Mr. and Mrs. George Folk­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams. Mr.
lowing day for their home in Mer­ Piercy home.
man. Mrs. Byers spent a recent
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Price.
and Mrs. Loyd Adams and Mrs.
rill, Ore. Upon their arrival, their
Wednesday in Payette with Mrs. Bud Sappe were among area resi­
Party Honors Nichols
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mervil
Hutchin
­
Ethel Lay.
mother pn-parini a belated Christ-
dents attending the 13th annual
Rex Nichols was given a sur­
mus dinner with all the trim­ son and family, Mr and Mrs. W
Susana Manchaca
Guests in Adams Home
Nyssa Co-op dinner Jan. 12 at
E.
Piercy
were
recent
dinner
prise
birthday
anniversary
party
mings.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Pet­
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Morris and Oregon Trail hall.
last
Thursday
evening
by
friends
Messrs und Mmes. Louis Pratt, erson and their house guests, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sappe rtf
Mrs. Bob Sumpter j»f Pocatello, who went to his home taking ice sons of Boise visited last Thurs­
It D. McKinley and Dewey Gar­ and Mrs. W. A. Beck and Donald Idaho, arrived Dec. 17 to visit Mr. cream and cake. They were the day with her parents, Mr. and Willowcreek were Jan. 11 dinner
ner attended a recen* Wednesday of Duchess, Alberta, Canada.
and Mrs. Eales Sumpter and Da­ Messrs, and Mmes. Don Fritts, | Mrs. Alfred Adams. Saturday guests of the Bud Sappe family,
evening showing of “The Sound
vid and Mrs. Mabel Houston.
Robert
Duncan
and
family
were
Ken Nelson, Bil Bishop and dinner guests in the Adams home Mrs. Sappe visited until last
of Music” at a Boise theater.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
C.
Van
De
­
were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams ! Thursday when she returned to
Steve Paul.
New Year’s dinner guests of the
her home.
Water of Big Bend were recent J Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Henshaw ! and sons of Payette.
Taka
Holiday
Trip
1
Dave
Matthews
family.
Mrs.
Clyde and Murtha Ritter of
guests of Mr. and Mrs.Carl Bege-! of Middleton were Jan. 11 after- 1 Mr. and Mrs. David Ballantyne
Mrs. Mark Hartley was a ___
Willy
Joe
Thompson
and
family
Jan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sid
Hurdman
vis
­
Vnle were Sunday dinner guests
ited friends and relatives during of Wilder visited Jan. 4 with her I man.
noon visitors of Gertrude Hicks and family were Sunday dinner 12 luncheon guest of Mrs. Sam
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Sid Hardman.
Effie Laan, daughter of Mr. and and Elsie Robinson. Mr. and Mrs guests at the Leslie Ballantyne Pobanz in Ontario.
the recent holidays. They visited sister, Mr and Mrs. Matthews
Visitors From Canada
! Mrs. Klaas Laan, arrived home Waldo Smalley were Jan. 13 lun- I home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clapp of
his mother, Mrs. Lucille Darnell and family.
Mr. nnd Mrs K. I. Peterson of at Medford, and with friends in
Jim, Jeannie and Patty Neely Nyssa were Friday dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Ashcraft Dec. 17 from University of Idaho cheon guests of the Henshaws.
Adrian and their house guests, i Portland und Salem. They then visited Sunday with Mrs. J. A at Moscow to spend Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson of were Sunday dinner guests at the of the Woodrow Seuell family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes visit­
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Beck und son went to Mesa, Wash., where they Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Lang vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laan Pinehurst were Jan. 12 morning 1 Bob Neely home in Ontario.
and children of Parma were re­ visitors in the Jack Wilson home, j Jenie Corfield, who is attend­ ed Sunday with Harold Sisson,
of Duchess, Alberta, Canada, were visited his father. Forrest Hard- at Nampa.
cent guests at the Klaas Laan
Sunday evening visitors in the mun, and enroute home visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett | ing Eastern Oregon college at who is in Caldwell Memorial hos­
home to help celebrate Mary and family of Roswell have pur- > La Grande was a Jan. 13-14 visit­ pital. The Holmes couple called
M L Kurtz home.
friends at Pendleton. They report Family Visits From Canada
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beck and Laan’s birthday anniversary.
Monday morning at the Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love en­ bud road conditions which made
chased the Tom Keran place and or in the Ed Tyner home.
Byers home.
Mrs. Klaas Laan attended an moved in last week.
Donald of Canada are visiting at
tertained with a birthdny dinner driving very difficult.
John
Thiel
Jr.
of
Boise
and
Sunday callers in the Alfred
Sunduy honoring Ben Ixrve. Mrs. i Cheryl Diane Thompson of On­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Extension club Christmas party
John Dority of Nyssa were Sun­
Alfred Simpson and children were tario arrived recently to make Peterson. On Jan. 9 they took Dec. 16 at the home of Mrs. Don * REFFETT FAMILY VISITS
day callers at the John Thiel Sr. Adams home were Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Jackson of Vale.
among guests.
her home with the Bob Kurtz a sightseeing trip to Succor creek Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reffett home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leedy of family. She is 17 years old and canyon and the next day visited Attend Wedding in Vale
Mrs.
Rolland
Holmes
and
Mrs.
and Nancy spent several days last
Huntington und Mrs. Lydia Wor­ is a junior student at Adrian high Mr and Mrs. D. Foster at Star.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kygar and week with his parents, Mr. and Frank Byers visited last Thurs­
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spelman
den were Sunday dinner guests school.
Florene attended the wedding of Mrs. John Reffett in Sunset Val­ day with Mrs. Linda Toll in On­
in the Charles Leedy home. The
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt visited Jan. 9 with Mrs. Dorothy Marilyn Ryan and David Justus ley. The trio also visited other tario. The two women also visit- j
Mmes Frankie Worden and Ber­ were Sunday evening visitors in Reuter who is hospitalized in La Saturday, Dec. 18, in Vale. Ellen relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Ad­ ed Mmes. David Lowe, Henry I
Grande and also called on her
nice Costley were afternoon vis­ the Ray Simpson home.
White was a Saturday overnight ams of rural Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs Faddas and Lloyd Sommars, all
family at Union.
itors.
of Parma.
Mr and Mrs Jake Borge visit­
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Steiner, Mr. guest of Florene Kygar and Zel- Thurman Hill and girls in Apple
Craig Holcomb was a Saturday
Valley.
ma
Ocamica
was
a
recent
visitor
Visit Caldwell Relatives
ed
Sunday
afternoon
with
her
overnight guest of his grand­ cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs. John Kygar visited sev­ in the Kygar home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finger }
eral times during the past weeks J
mother, Mrs. Gladys Morfitt in
Kautz, in Payette.
and Dick were Sunday dinner
with the women’s father, Tex [ Mr. and Mrs. Herrchel Thomp­ VISITORS FROM RUPERT
Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan and guests of her parents, Mr. and
Cherrylee Chamberlain attend­ Doty at a Caldwell hospital.
son went to Seneca, Ore., recent­
Judy Pratt was a Friday over­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doty of ly to visit their son, Don and family of Rupert were Jan. 13 Mrs. George Hankins at Cald-,
night guest of Kathy Nelson in ed a birthday slumber party Fri­
day evening for Eleanor English Caldwell were Jan. 9 dinner family. Enroute home, they were overnight guests and Friday vis­ well.
Ridgeview.
of Big Bend. The honoree and guests at the home of his uncle overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. itors in the Herman Towne home.
Friday callers at the Loyd Ad- |
Admitted to Hospital
her guests attended a basketball and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Duck Clemens at Burns. The The Duncans also visited his bro­ ams home were Mr. and Mrs. ’
Duane Fenn, who recently re­ game at Parma that evening.
I Thompsons visited Dec. 17 with ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Alfred Adams. Saturday guests,
Steiner and family.
turned to his horn«- in Vale after Home From California
Mr. and Mrs Paul Parker Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters in Mrs. S. H. Porter and daughters. were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chamber- |
undergoing surgery in Portland,
Boise and were also dinner guests.
lain and children. The Loyd Ad­
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd rc- were recent dinner guests of his
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was admitted to Malheur Me­
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
ams couple were Saturday dinner
parents. Mr and Mrs. Vernon
turned
home
Jan.
10
after
spend
­
morial hospital Saturday evening
GUESTS AT NAMPA
Mr. and Mrs. Chick Quinowski guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman
Parker
and
family.
ing three weeks with their son-in-
and is undergoing tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne and family were Sunday dinner Hill in Apple Valley and visited
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Visits Relative«
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. guests in the Wilton Jackson resi­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
John Downer and family at Taft,
Charles Walker of Delano, Nev., and Mrs. Peter Aman at Nampa. dence.
Talbot at Juntura.
Calif. They arrived in time to spent a recent week visiting rela­
attend a Friday birthday celebra- tives including the Wesley Walk­
tion in Parma for Judd's 93-year- er, Fred Brownfield and Gayle
old mother.
Martin families.
Mrs. Thelma Hammon spcnt a
Mr. and Mrs. John Bales of
recent weekend with Mrs. L. O. Boise visited Jan 4 with Mr. and
and
Mayland and Bill in Caldwell.
Mrs. Fred Brownfield.
Members of the Happy Dozen
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey
Card club will meet Friday after­ ware recent evening pinochle
noon, Jan. 21, at the home of Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Pete VandcrOord in Nyssa.
Freel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pratt.
Ross Mills visited Jan. 5 with
Mr and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman his mother, Mrs. Ruby Mills in
General Repairing attended an Oregon Education as­ Caldwell, and reports she is feel­
o
sociation banquet - meeting last ing much better after having the
Thursday at East Side cafe in flu.
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mackey
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tredwell, were Jan. 5 overnight guests of
Phone 372-3570 ~
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Eason of Par- | her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
ma visited Friday evening with Gage at Boise, and also visited
NYSSA . . . OREGON
Mrs. Eason’s parents, Mr. and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Tur­
Mrs. L. C. McDermott.
ner at Star.
NEWELL HEIGHTS
Mr nnd
Mrs S E McLaughlin of Atlanta,
Ga ; their daughter, Mrs. Lynn
Neumeister and son of Boise
spent Jan 11 with McLaughlin’s
sister, Mr. and Mrs. M L. Kurtz
Others present for a potluck din­
ner were Mmes, S. O. Stufford
and Eunice McLaughlin of Boise,
the Bob and Dudley Kurtz fami­
lies
Mcljiughlin has retired from
the forest service. He and his
wife are spending three months
visiting relatives in the western
states.
The M. L. Kurtz, couple visited
again with the Georgia residents
last Thursday nnd Friday in
Boise They were overnight guests
nt the M W McLaughlin home
nnd luncheon guests in the Neu-
meister residence.
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