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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Families oi Modern Pioneer Club To Meei Friday for Politick Dinner Big Bend By Mr». Dyra Robert» THURSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1966 Owyhee News Merry Matrons Elect New Officers; Plan Meeting at Holmes Residence By Emily Myers Terrilyn Chamberlain attended By Alberta Tynar Visitors lust week in the Mel Mrs. Charles Reno is staying m a slumber party Friday night at OREGON THAU. Merry Mat vin Crocker home were Mrs. Dick Boise with her granddaughter, the home of Cindy Shy. ' Bones und girls, Mrs. Martha rons club meeting was held Jun Debbie Hilderman. while her par Visit Texas Relatives Moore and Mrs. Keith Tallman. 19 at the home of Virginia Rook ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sim Mr. und Mrs. E. A Jones und stool with eight memliers and Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd and mons, are vacationing in Arizona Effie Nielsen of Nu Acres were two guests, Mrs. Edith Whipple family went to Boise Saturday and New Mexico. Mrs. Reno spent Jan 18 evening visitors in the and Mrs Eileen Udlinek, in at evening to meet her father. L. J. the weekend at home so she and tendance. James Stephen home. Kinney of Ontario. He had flown her husband could attend the Jan. During election of officers, Jes in from San Antonio. Texas, 16 district meeting of World War Fathar III in Nebraska where he and his wife had spent I veterans in Caldwell. Mrs. Chester Mills recently re-1 sie Chard was named president; the past two weeks with relatives. ceived word that her father, Ar- , Cora Hookstool, vice president; Mrs. Kinney remained with her Enters Boise Hospital vid Anderson of Scottsbluff. Neb . Viola Adams, secretary; and Vir Mrs. Ted Avery entered St. sister whose husband is quite ill. is seriously ill und in the hospital ginia Hookstool, historian. Opal Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward of Nys Alphonsus hospital Jan. 13 for BYBEE COUPLE VACATIONS Sunday afternoon visitors in j Holmes will continue as club sa were recent dinner guests of skin grafting on her leg. Mrs. IN NEVADA. CALIFORNIA the Vern McCain home were Mr treasurer. Dale Teter is assisting in the Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bybee re and Mrs. Keith Lane und chil Mr. and Mrs Rollo Fenn. Bingo was played with Mary turned Jan. 20 following a 12-day dren. Evening guests of the Mc Smiley and Cora Rookstool win Sunday afternoon visitors in Avery home. vacation trip to Nevada and Cali Dr. and Mrs. Jim Hollings Cains were Mr. and Mrs. Herb ning prizes. Next meeting will the Carl Fenn home were the be Feb 16 at the home of Opal Howard Fenn and Gene Simpson worth and family of Boise were fornia. The Nyssans traveled to Wenke. Holmes. families. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Jan. 16 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Las Vegas and were met there by Mrs. Alice Hill is home after Mr. and Mrs. Vibert Kesler of Deville of Cow Hollow. Richard Jesse Higgins. undergoing surgery in a Boise Mr and Mrs Wayne Warren Fenn, Mrs. Wesley Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Du vid Ballantyne Mr. and Mrs. Otis Swigert vis Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Pete hospital. She is reported to be and family. Mrs. J. R. Suter and children. ited Jan. 12 with Mr. and Mrs. Wakewood, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry much improved. and sons visited Jan 18 with her Morgan of Rupert. Janice were Sunday afternoon James McKinley of Albany ar-1 Ray Hawk in Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll and ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward visitors in the Irvin Topliff resi After spending several days in rived Tuesday on a business trip Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock vis 1 children were Sunday visitors in Sipson in Caldwell. dence. Las Vegas, the Bybees went to Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles and the Lester and remained until Friday with ited Jan. 17 in the Henry Carroll home. Ray Simpson recently accom California to visit her brothers- visited last Thursday afternoon Em- his parents, the R D. McKinleys. homes at Everett Murray panied Mrs. Alfred Simpson and in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs Laavas for Oklahoma with Mr. and Mrs John Bretz. mett. Orville Carroll left Monday j family to Portland, returning Card Group Meets Ralph Alvord at Ontario. Mr and and Guests in Adams Home Jim Edens Happy Dozen card group met Mr. and Mrs. morning for Oklahoma where he home Saturday night. Mrs. Ray Mrs. Rod Schow at La Puente. Simpson stayed overnight that Friday afternoon at the home of children of Payette were Jan. 16 plans to visit his grandmother, Sunday morning callers at the H. E. Chamberlain, the women’s week with her daughter. Mr and Mrs. Pete VanderOord in Nyssa dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. father from Nyssa, arrived Jan. 16 Mrs. Beulah Carroll at Jay, ar.d Loyd Adams home were Mr. and Guest players were Velma Stam. Henry Edens. Mr. and Mrs. Leon to visit relatives. his grandfather, John Wood at Mrs. Russell Talbot of Juntura Mrs Bill Holdt. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt were Gnetta Piercy, Ima Begeman and Murray and children of Parma Mrs. Bybee reports a highlight Colcord. He will then go to San The Adams’ were Sunday after Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Betty Phifer. Prize winners were were evening dinner guests in of the trip was a ride on the ford, Fla., to visit a sister, Leta, noon guests in the Juck Ward Mrs Marion Wolfgang in Boise. Mabel Piercy. Minnie Stam. Gnet the Edens home. Tramway at Palm Springs. It is before reporting on Saturday at home. Friday evening visitors in ta Piercy and Sue Ashcraft. Miss Mary Weir. Mrs. John Sa- a cable car on which passengers Norfolk, Vu., to board the de the Adams residence were Mr. Brother Critically Ill Mrs. Letha Scott. Mr. and Mrs mer and Miss Helen Hatch visited are taken up and down the moun stroyer, USS Laffey, on which and Mrs Elmer Amman. Walter Metzger of Seattle vis Harold Scott of Nampa visited recently with Miss Alice Weir at tain and goes from sea level to he will be stationed. He had been ited Friday evening with his sis Weekend guests in the Frank ter. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn. He Sunday with Mrs. Thelma Ham a Payette nursing home. 8,600 feet elevation in 15 minutes. I 1 visiting his parents, the Henry Byers home were her sister, Mrs. mon. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hammon had been to Lexington, Neb., to It is reported that the Tramway ! Carrols, and served as best man Ethel Lav of Payette. Mr and Visits in Bennett Home see a 45-vear-old brother who is The Scotts are former residents was built with all materials beinx at his brother's wedding. Mrs Howard Smith and children Tommy Boren of the U. S. Navy ' of Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. William Peutz of The Dalles. critically ill with lung cancer. taken to the site by helicopter. recently spent several days visit- 1 Gilbert Deffenbaugh of Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stringham Mrs. Bybee states that when called recently on Mrs. Amanda ing his sister, Mrs. Dick Bennett Mi and Mis W P Hendricks and family of Jerome. Idaho, were visited Friday afternoon in the and family. Mr. and Mrs Ben they boarded the conveyance, the Peutz. who is a patient at Holy were Sunday dinner guests of L. C. McDermott home. Alfred Rosary hospital in Ontario. Saturday dinner guests of his sis nett. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamilton weather was warm and when their son-in-law and daughter, ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chamber- Simpson was a Saturday after-1 I took him back to his base at they reached the top of the moun Observes 86th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Gib Holmes in Nys noon caller. William Turner celebrated his sa. Other visitors included the lain and family. They also visited Fallon, Nev., on Jan. 15 and vaca tain a quarter of an hour later, Ray Calhoun of Dale. Ore., was friends in Newell Heights before it was snowing and people were 86th birthday anniversary on Fri latter couple’s daughters, Susan a weekend guest in the Sid Hard tioned a few days in that state. skiing. day, Jan. 21. returning home that evening. Mrs. Dyre Roberts cared for the and Sally Holmes of Pendleton Mr. and Mr s Glen Floyd and man home. Sunday dinner guests in the Bybees visited Mr. and The Hamilton children and the Earl Entertains Bridge Club two sons of Ontario were recent Guests in Kurtx Home Campbells and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Jim Nielsen in San Francisco . Earl Crocker home were Mr. and Dale Kurtz of Merrill. Ore., Glenn, the Bennett children. Mrs E H Brandt entertained Sunday visitors in the Rollo Fenn before starting their return trip Mrs. Keith Moore of Notus, Mr. and a friend, Esther Anderson of last week for members of the to Nyssa. and Mrs. Duane Fenn and chil-1 home. Charles Reno was a recent Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Leedy of Pacific college in Forest Grove, dinner guest of his sister, Mr. and dren. Perry and Melvin Crocker Thursday afternoon bridge club Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett were Prize winners were Mrs. Harry Sacramento arrived Saturday for arrived Friday afternoon to visit Mrs. R. M. Robuck in Fargo. DINNER GUESTS IN PARMA a visit of several days with his her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Lydia Worden and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain afternoon visitors in the Crocker Miner and Mrs Fred Guthrie. M. L. Kurtz. Patty Neely recently spent a parents, the Charles Leedys. Kinney recently returned to their and family and her mother, Mrs home. Cheryl Kurtz, a student at the homes after visiting relatives in Neva Russell, were Sunday din Mrs. Ray Simpson and Mrs. OKK club meeting was held few days with her brother-in-law Linda Strong were recent Thurs College of Idaho in Caldwell, was Medicine Lodge, Lake City and ner guests in the home of Mrs Jan. 20 at the home of Mrs. Wil- and sister, Mr and Mrs. Allen day dinner guests of Mrs. Johnnie also a weekend guest of her Emporia. Kan. Lola Birkes at Parma. Mr. and 1 liam Peutz with Mrs Gladys Mor- Benoit at Nyssa. Jeannie Neely grandparents. The Bob and Dud Eason in Homedale. Mrs. Ray Rucker of Boise were fitt assisting as co-hostess. Four- was a Sunday dinner guest of ley Kurtz families joined the Attend Boise Services also visitors in the Birkes resi - i teen members were in attend- Mr and Mrs. Jesse Higgins at group Friday evening when Dale Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts at dence. ■ ance. the Four Seasons cafe in Ontario I showed pictures of a recent three- tended Jan. 15 funeral services Wholesale Prices month stay in the Philippines. for her cousin, Jim Kerr in Boise. Dale arid Miss Anderson left Later they visited Albert How Saturday afternoon to spend the land at the Veterans’ hospital in night with his mother’s parents, the Idaho capital city. the at La Grande, and Mrs. Dolly Jones and children Up to 400 Lbs_______ 418.50 then Proudys returned to their respective were Jan. 16 dinner guests of 400 to 1,000 Lbs. 14.25 homes. Dale planned to enlist Mrs. Gertye Jones in Adrian. 1.000 to 2,000 Lbs.__ 12.25 I Tuesday in the U. S. Army. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney 2,000 to 5,000 Lbs.__ 11.50 S. E. McLaughlin of Atlanta, and family spent a recent Sun 5.000 to 10.000 Lbs. _ 11.00 Ga., also spent the weekend with day afternoon visiting Mrs. Anna 10,000 to 20.000 Lbs. 10.75 his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. | Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gif Over 20,000 Lbs. 10.25 and Mrs. M L. Kurtz. McLaugh ford in Nyssa. lin and the Kurtz couple took Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, BLACK PIPE Cheryl back to Caldwell Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis and $13.00 (Over 400 Lbs.) and enroute home visited with Steve, Miss Helen Hatch were re A. W. Andrews in Notus and with cent Sunday dinner guests of, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Proctor at Par Mrs. Charlotte McGinnis in Ad- I ma. The trio visited Sunday eve rian. Owyhee Junction ning in the M. L. Judd home and Phone 372-2108 on Monday they and Mrs. Ida To Buy, Sell or Rent. Collins visited relatives in Boise. Try the Classified Paget By Mrs. Wilson Witt NEWELL HEIGHTS — Modem Pioneer club members and their families will meet Friday eve ning, Jan. 28, for a potluck din ner in the Adrian Community church basement. Serving will begin at 7:30, and each one attending is asked to take own table service. Those having slides of interest to the group are also requested to take them. Regular meeting of the club will be Feb. 2 at the home of Eleanor Topliff. Each member is asked to take paper scraps, ribbon or materials that can be used to make valentines to be given to nursing home patients. 1 Mr. und Mis. Earl Crocker were Saturday guests of Mi und Mrs. Flunk Byers. Sunday ufternoon cullers in the Ilyers home were Russell Gresslcy und Esther Ste phen. Friday overnight guests in the Rolland Holmes residence were their sun und duughtcr-in-luw, Mr. und Mrs. Dean Holmes of Denio, Nev. Mr. and Mrs. E<1 Tyner visited Tuesday evening of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Huy Favinger. 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