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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. I960 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON Merry Matrons Plan Valentine Gift Exchange During Wednesday Session Hoffman Family Honors Mother On Anniversary PAGE SEVEN Apple Valley PTA Meeting Postponed One Week; Founders' Session Planned BOY SCOUT WEEK FEB. 7-13 Local Couples Given Fourth Degree Work By Grange Officers Oregon Trail Grange met Feb. By Mrs. Waldo Smalley * Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox of Ad- By Helen Hoffman 3 in regular session with Master APPLE VALLEY — Apple Val rian were Sunday evening guests Tom Jones presiding. All officers BUENA VISTA Mr. und Mrs. ley PTA meeting will be held at at the Fay Collins residence. were present and took part in George Folkman, Mr and Mrs. William Poppe has received conferring the fourth degree for 8 p.m. on Feb. 17 instead of Feb. Claude Day, Mr and Mrs. Glenn 10 as previously announced. This ! word that two of his sisters re Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Laurance, Hoffman helped their mother, will be the Founders’ Day session cently succumbed. Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapin un Mrs. Blanche Hoffman, celebrate and physical education students Havenor of Rochester, Minn., died der direction of Don Somers. her birthday anniversary Tuesday will present a program of exer on Jan. 30 and Mrs. Louie Engle evening of last week. Forty-five members and guests of Chatfield, Minn., on Feb. 5. cises. Mrs. Hoffmun received a tele Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edens and were served dessert provided by phone call from her son, Hugh Mrs. Orma Cleaver, home econo BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Mrs. Ed Sells and Terry were family of Payette were Sunday mics chairman. Visitors from Nu Mrs Ed Tyner recently received Hoffman at Callaway, Neb., and visitors erf Mr and Mrs. Roy Friday evening visitors in the word that her brother. Albeit talked to several family members Acres Grange were Mr. and Mrs. I Lloyd Dibble home Mr. and Mrs Rookstool. The latter couple vis Cecil Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kohs of Portland, has ix-cn hos there the same evening. Refresh ited Friday at the J. C Rookstool pitalized for three weeks with a ments of birthday cake and ice YOUTHFUL SCOUT SUBMITS Will Knox were Sunday dinner home in Caldwell. Russell and children. back injury. "CUTE'' REPORT OF MEETING I guests of the Dibbles. cream were served. Guests from New Plymouth Duane Wilson, Donna Fuller (The following article was writ Mrs. Will Gardner, mother of and girls, all of Boise, were Sun Grange, who are now residents Mrs. Ed Tyner and children ten by a young Nyssa Girl Scout. Mrs. August Moeller, has been day visitors in the Jack Wilson of Nyssa, were Mr and Mrs. Foy visited Saturday with Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Thurman Piercy Mrs. Allen Benoit and Brian. and family attended a chicken Because the Journal publishers hospitalized during the past week residence. Sasser and Mrs. John Gaston. and noodle dinner Feb. 3 at the think it is just plain ‘‘cute’’ and She expects to return home soon, j Mrs. Dave Savage visited Fri Orland Cheldelin’s name was admire her for taking time to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill and fam Legion hall in Adrian. Mr. and day evening with her mother, drawn for the attendance prize VISIT NAMPA FRIENDS write it up and, bubbling with ily were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Wayne Piercy and family of Mrs. Carl Fenn, who is recovering Mrs. Mary McConnell, Mrs. Nel and he received $1. Next regular Parma were Sunday dinner guests enthusiasm, bring it to the Jour Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hill. from recent surgery. lie Newbill, Mrs. Angie Cook and meeting will be Feb. 17 and all nal office, it is being printed ex Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Smalley Mrs. Audrey Ward went to Nam Grangers are urged to attend. of the Thurman Piercys. Mr and Mrs. Robert Haney and actly as received.) were Feb. 3 dinner guests of Mr. family visited Sunday with Mr. Visit Enroute to Illinois Girl Scouts Feb. 2, 1966. Mar and Mrs. Robert Smalley at Pay pa on Saturday, had dinner and I nnd Mrs. Alan Haney in Cald spent the day with friends, Mr. ATTEND SUNDAY DINNER tha Lawrence troop was to have Mrs. Donald Gannon, Mrs Ray well ette. Later in the evening Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge mond Naylor and daughter of an opening at 318 reese for girl and Mrs. Rex Nichols and sons and Mrs. Charley Bradley; their Celebrate Anniversaries Snohomish, Wash., were Feb. 1 scouts. Jackie’s Wilkerson was to of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Del Meek- daughter, Babe Gordon; and Dol attended a family dinner Sunday I in the home of Mr and Mrs. overnight guests of Mrs. Edith say the laws and promis. Mrs. | er and three children of Ontario ly Smith. Joel Mitchell an»l son, Wayne, Frank Eldredge at Fruitland The Whipple. Other visitors were Mrs. Morrow is the troop teader. We arrived and all were served ice celebrated their birthday nnnni- group was celebrating birthday Woodrow Seuel) and children, tryed to dicide what to have for cream and birthday cake in ob ATTEND RECEPTION versuries Saturday with a turkey Mrs. Dick Province and children. a dezine at the father daughter servance of Mark Smalley's sixth Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard at anniversaries for Mrs. Oliver Bin dinner at their home. Mr and Mrs. Gannon and Mrs. Naylor are bancuit. If your girl is a juner anniversary. tended a reception Sunday after gaman and Frank Eldredge. Mrs S P. Kelly of Nyssa were former Nebraska friends of the girl scoud and you want to see noon at the Lester Auker home guests. Whipple family and were enroute what we dicided you bring her Visitors From Pinehurst in Ontario. The event honored GUESTS IN OLSEN HOME Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel of and see, OK? Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Smith on their Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Counsil to Hi'!;?- Farm, III. Nyssa were Sunday visitors of —Tr<x>p Scribe. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Province Pinehurst visited Sunday evening 39th wedding anniversary. were recent Thursday evening their son, Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and family were Saturday eve with Mr. and Mrs. Don Fritts, Mr dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. and family at Boise. Classifieds Bring Resulti! Charles Olsen. ning dinner guests of her mother, home of her parents, the E. C. and Mrs. C. L. Fritts before going Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rookstool Edith Whipple. were Feb. 1 callers in the Marvin Van Natters at Ogden. All mem on to Ontario where they were Mmes. Bruce Richesin, Bert bers of the immediate family overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Udlinek home, Gina Udlinek Richesin of Nu Acres, Bob Frank were present. Thaniel Botner. »pent the night at the Rookstool lin of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Ben residence. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ennor of Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Cleaver Ekanger of Caldwell called dur were Feb. 3 evening dinner guests Burley were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Udlinek — Conducted by — ing the past week at the Bill of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Holcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Collins. The visited Sunday with the Rudolph Richesin home to see their baby Udlineks nt Homedale Col. Bert Anderson Col. Guy Sparks Alan and Newell Cleaver at Ennors left Sunday on a business daughter, Sonya Joy. Other re tended a party given Friday eve trip to Pendleton. In addition to Messrs, nnd Mmes. Mark Hart I Ontario —889-5501 Nyssa — 372-3475 cent guests were Messrs, and ning by Coach and Mrs Mel Cal the Ennor couple, Mr. and Mrs. ley, Dean Montgomery and Dee COL. ROGER BAKER — Ontario 889-5808 Mmes. Fred Koch of Nyssa, Mag houn for members of the Nyssa Dale Collins and son were Sunday Farr attended a dinner nnd dance Visits Father in Ontario For the Latest Auction News, Listen to KSRV, Ontario, nus Ekanger and Mrs. Eugene Friduy evening nt the Nyssa LDS dinner guests in the Fay Collins high school ■wrestling team. Mrs Klaas Hart visited Feb. 1 Stephen. at 12:15 p.m. Daily. stake center. home. Mrs. Mary McArthur and Mrs. with her father, Dick Vooys, at Arville Ragsdale of Boise visited Visit Hospital Patient Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Saunders Visitors From Caldwell a nursing home in Ontario. Mr and Mrs. Klaas Lunn, Mr. | Mr and Mrs. Eugene Stephen during the weekend with Mrs. and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kel FARM AUCTION Mr and Mrs. George Hankins logg were Sunday dinner guests of Caldwell visited recently with and Mrs. Klaas Hart visited Fri- and boys and Brian Cleaver were Esther Stephen, WEDNESDAY. FEB 16, 12 Noon—Located 1 mile north of Mrs lister Cleaver called Fri- ! of Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe Kellogg at their son - in - law nnd daughter, ■iny evening with Mr. and Mrs.1 in Boise Sunday afternoon. The Nyssa to Columbia avenue, then 1 mile west. 1959 MASSEY- ' “ ...... day on her mother. Mrs William Nampa. They were celebrating a Mr and Mrs. Howard Finger nnd Luit Stum. Mr. and Mrs. Klaas boys attended a movie, while Mr. FERGUSON No. 65 GAS TRACTOR. 1954 JOHN DEERE No. birthday anniversary of Mrs. Siam were Sunday visitors in the and Mrs. Stephen visited Miss Orr, who has been ill. Dick 50 TRACTOR; 1959 GEMCO TWO-ROW BEET HARVESTER. Saunders. Student Returns to EOC Jean Fisher of Meridian, who is Mr and Mrs Buck Ramsey and Lull Stam residence. Numerous Other Items of Farm Machinery (Some Consigned Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman Grandfather Succumbs Sunday callers in the Minard a patient in St. Luke's hospital. Mrs Gertrude Jackson of Cald by Paul Halverson). EIGHT HEAD OF STOCK CATTLE met their daughter, Glenda, last Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stephen well visited Sunday in the Vic Hart home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill John McGroth of Meridian, and MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. ED and NORA LARSSON, Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowe called Feb. 3 on Mr. and Mrs. Thursday evening at Ontario. grandfather of Mrs. Fay Collins, Marshall home. Owners. Terms, Cash. Lunch on Grounds. 1 Raymond Norland and new baby Glenda returned to Eastern Ore and Patty. gon college at La Grande Sunday succumbed Friday. He was 96 Ix-e Strickland was a Monday daughter of Parma. years old. Services were held on Mrs. Orma Cleaver was a Sat afternoon after spending the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd MACHINERY AUCTION Tuesday afternoon in Meridian. Wholesale Prices urday overnight guest of her weekend with her parents. Mrs. Adams. THURSDAY. FEB. 17, 12 Noon—Located 5 miles south of James Banta and Dorothy Mur Blanche Hoffman was a Sunday Mr. and Mrs Robert Adams and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mrs. Jim Chamberlain took the Cleaver and family. She return dinner guest at the Glenn Hoff rell of Nampa called Monday af Nyssa to Oregon Trail school house, then east under railroad ternoon on Mr. and Mrs. L. R. tracks and 1 mile south. THREE TRACTORS (1960 Oliver latter’s daughter, Kristi, to a spe ed to her home Sunday evening. man residence. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman Price. Other visitors during the Model 880 Diesel. Allis-Chalmers Model D-14 Diesel, John Leslie Topliff is still a patient cialist in Boise on Saturday. Up to 400 Lbs. $18.50 ___ ________ __ ____ _____ ______ TRUCK: ________ Model "G." 1955 ________________ CHEVROLET TWO-TON Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson at Malheur Memorial hospital, but visited Feb. 2 with Mr. and Mrs. week were Mrs. Alvin Robinson Deere 400 to 1.000 Lbs. 14.25 were of Arena Valley, Helen Hatch of GEMCO THREE - ROW BEET HARVESTER: INTERNA- Bill Richesin, Mr. and Mrs. An- is reported to be improving. recent Thursday callers in 1.000 to 2.000 Lba. 12.25 the Robert Adnms home. Mrs. Martha Besendorfer of drew Ekanger at the Ekanger Big Bend Mr. and Mrs Alva Hill, TIONAL No. 127 SELF-PROPELLED COMBINE. Many Oth- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Price of On-' er - Items of -------------- ------ ---------- 2.000 to 5.000 Lba. 11.50 r, . near Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin home. FARM ------------------------- EQUIPMENT and ------------------- MISCELLANEOUS 5.000 to 10.000 Lbs. 11.00 VISIT IN PENDLETON Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner. Mr tario. Besendorfer of Grandview called ARTICLES. BALED HAY. (John Deere Model "A" Tractor 10.000 to 20.000 Lbs. 10.75 Jen”ie_ Seward- an^ with Hanci Crank and Numerous Other Items of Machinery Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myrick, Sunday on Mrs. Leon Besendorfer and Mrs. William Guthrie visited Over 20.000 Lbs. 10.25 Mr. and Mrs. Gib Holmes visited and baby son at the Lloyd Clea Sunday afternoon with Guthrie’s Jr Co“iff“®d by Kenneth Pickett.) ROLLAND HOLMES. Own- during the weekend with rela ver home. Other recent callers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman °' Mr and "■ C”h- L““h S«™! 0» Grounds. BLACK PIPE tives in Pendleton. The Myricks were Bill Koda and family of Guthrie at Nu Acres. S13.00 (Over 400 Lbs.) wore guests in the home of their Vale, Mrs. Delbert Cleaver, Mrs. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Eugene Cleaver and Harriet. Mrs. Jerry Myrick and Vicki, Return From Utah Trip while the Holmes couple visited Mr and Mrs. Miland Draper re Owyhee Junction their daughter, Sally. cently returned from a trip to Phone 372-2108 Utah. They attended a reunion Classified! Bring Resulisl of Mrs. Draper’s family at the By Alberta Tyner OREGON TRAIL- Next meet ing <>f Merry Matrons club will be Feb. 16 with Opal Holmes. Roll cull will be ■ valentine gift ex change with gifts not to exceed 50 cents. Members are urged to bring an I interested friend. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes were Monday morning coffee guests in the Frank Byers home Recent Thursday cullers in the Byers residence were Mr. and Mrs. Austin Goodson of Parma. Mrs itollund Holmes, Mrs. Byrd Walters and Mrs. Linda Toll of Ontario were Feb. 3 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ray Franklin ut Parma. Other guests were Mrs. Don Royse and Bonna Perry Mr and Mrs Rollund Holmes und Jerry were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Royse und fumily at Parma. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. und Mrs. Hemic Vun Puepeghem at Caldwell were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hartley. Visit Marsing Relative« Mr und Mrs. W. P. Hendricks were Sunday dinner guests of their son - in - luw und daughter, Mr. und Mrs. Thane Lankford at Mursing. Another daughter, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Recce and daughters, Mr and Mrs. Bruce Bcrgenson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Giles und son were afternoon vis itors in the Lankford home. Mr and Mrs Ed Stephens were Saturday evening visitors at the Frunk Byers home. The Byers couple spent Sunday visiting Ethel Lay in Payette. Mr and Mrs. Walter Cannon were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Myrtle Alexander. Mrs. Alfred Adams was a Sun day afternoon guest of Mrs. Glenn Brown. Mr. and Mrs. John Bretz were Feb. 2 callers in the George Knowles home. The Bretz couple visited the follrrwing day in the | Wyutt Smith residence. 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