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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1966 PAGE SEVEN S Virginia Lewis, William Mannewitz Exchange Vows in Sall Lake Temple Speech Competition Set Friday Evening By Toastmistresses Three new members were ini tiated into the Treasure Valley ToastmistreM club during a cere mony conducted F«-b. 4 by Mrs. Dean Jones of Wilder. Joining the group were Mrs. Merrill Tail man of Homedale, Mrs. Mildred Brown, Caldwell, and Mrs. Mi chael Scrima, Apple Valley. The first of th«1 club’s annual speech contests was held with Mrs. Jerry Stone winning first place. The second event will be held at 8 o’clock Friday evening, Feb 18, in the IOOF hall at Par ma, Contestanti» will lx- Mmes. Orville Tuning, I E. Phariss, Tom Takatori and Dean Jones. Guests are welcome and may make reservations by contacting Mrs. Donald Walker at Parma. Future Wedding County Grangers Set Plans Announced Washington Event By Nyssa Parents Kingman Kolony Susana Menchaca Chuck Walker, Ron W«-bb and daughter were Sunday dinn«T j guests of Mr and Mrs Wes Wai- j MISS SALLY HOLMES ker. ... To Wed Glenn Walker Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers | ♦ * were Saturday afternoon visitors The engagement of Miss Sally of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers Holmes to Glenn Walker is an Mrs. Earl Kygar and Marlene were last Thursday evening din-1 nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes of Nyssa. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parents of the future bridegroom Duncan. The Earl Kygars were are Mr. and Mrs. Don Walker, Saturday visitors in the Dick also of Nyssa. Brown home at Boise and also Miss Holmes is a 19*55 graduate called on Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ky- of Nyssa high school and is pres gar. ently studying at the College of Attend Extension Meeting Beauty in Pendleton, Ore. Mrs. Mary Laan and Mrs. La Her fiance was a member of the Vonna Porter of Payette, presi 1958 senior class at Nyssa high dent of Malheur Extension com and is also a graduate of Central mittee. attended the Feb 8 meet Washington State college in El ing of Pioneer Gals Extension lensburg. He is now working to MH. and MHS. WILLIAM B. MANNEWITZ unit at Oregon Slope ward a master’s degree at CWSC — Portrait by Schoen. A reception honoring newly Mr. and Mrs Keith Lane were A definite wedding date has not weds, Mr und Mrs William Bruce For her daughter's wedding, Saturday «-vening visitors of Mr. been selected by the betrothed Mannewitz, was held Jan. 28, couple. Mrs. Mitchell wore u two-piece and Mrs. Claude Derrick. 1966, in the 1.1 IS Mr. and Mrs. Arden Atkinson house. Tl>e new Mrs. Munnewitz ensemble of blue lace and a cor- *—• and Louis of Parma were Satur (nee Virginia Mae Ix-wis) is a . sag«1 of pink carnations. RETURN FROM SEATTLE day afternoon visitors at the home daughter of Mrs. T It (Dorothea) Master of ceremonies for the Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney re- Mitchell of Nyua and th«- late | program was Douglas Lewis, the | of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy. j turned home Tuesday from Seat- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Begeman l tie with their newly adopted son, Lloyd lx’wis. Parents of the bride’s brother; with Don Bates, bridegroom ar«- Mr and Mrs M. A. Frank Turiu-r and Gary Clawson wave Sunday guests of Mr. and John David. The infant is three Mannewitz of Richardson, Texas singing “Ginny” a n d "Yellow Mrs Oscar Schafer. weeks old and weighs 7 pounds, The couple was married Wed Rose of Texas.” They were ac Guests in Fox Home 12 ounces. He joins a brother, nesday. Jan 2«. m the Salt Lake companied by Miss Susan Schenk. Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel and ' Jimmy, in the home. City LDS tempi«1 by Eider Bruce A combo selection, "More,” was children of Boise were weekend R. McConkie. Among relatives presented by De«1 Farr on th«1 pia guests of Mr. and Mrs Don Fox. a n <1 friends present for th«1 no; Craig Lewis, trumpet; Rod Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters of double - ring ceremony were th«- Lewis, drums; and Lori Lewis, Boise took Mr. and Mrs. Al bride's step-father and mother; vocalist. “Walk Hand in Hand” the bridegroom’s father; and for and “It’s So Nice to Have a Man” Thompson, Marie Earp and Mrs. mer Nyssans. Mr. anti Mrs. Henry were sung by Lina Flake, Mari Ellis Walters to dinner Sunday at Zobell and son, Paige of Ogden, lyn Ix'wis, Toni Fife and Susan East Side cafe in Ontario. Mrs. Emma Thompson of Em Utah, friends of the bride’s fam Schenk, accompanied by Patty mett was a weekend guest at the ily. Urry. Al Thompson residence. Two large basket arrangements Other selections included an of white football mums provided original comical reading, entitled the setting for the local recep “From the Book of Ginny,” by VISIT IN CALDWELL Mr. and Mrs. Jim Obenchain tion. Iona Flinders, with vocal solos, The bride was attired in a gown “Through the Years” and "Ha and family were Sunday dinner of chantilly lace over peau de waiian Wc-dding Song,” by Patri guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Obenchain in Caldwell. During sole, designed with train effect cia Skeen. the afternoon, the Nyssans visited in back. She carried a cascading A four-tier white cake, trimmed j her mother. Mrs. Neva Russell, at bouquet of white chrysanthe- with pink roses, pink wedding mums, silver bells. American bells and white swans; floral ar- j Caldwell Memorial hospital. Beauty red ribbon, net and chen- rangements containing pink can ille spirals. dles, pink carnations and green Baker; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hay Attending her sister as matron ery, grac«‘«i the refreshment table. hurst of Haines, Ore.; Marianne Assisting with serving, care of 1 Holman of Pocatello; Linda of honor was Mrs. Don Bowers, while bridesmaids were another gifts and guest registration were Haldeman. Preston King, Bonnie sister, Marilyn Lewis; a sister-in- Mmes. Robert Wilson and Vernon Howeii and Dale Larson, all stu law, Mrs. Dick Lewis; and Linda Hayhurst, the bride’s aunts; Mrs. dents at Brigham Young univer George Carter, Mrs. W. O. Peter sity in Provo, Utah. Haldeman, a college roommate. While It Lasts! The new Mrs. Mannewitz was They wore identical floor-length son, Mrs. Dean Seward, Mrs. Jim Per Yard gowns of American Beauty red Tracy and Mrs. Brig Olsen. Also graduated from Nyssa high school slipper satin, matching headpieces assisting were Mrs. Richard Mar and is a sophomore at BYU where of satin roses and tulle and car tin and Marianne Holman, cous her husband is a member of the junior class. The newlyweds plan ried snowball bouquets of white ins of the bride. Among out-of-arca guests were to reside in Dallas. Texas, where pompon mums and tufted white Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Lewis of the bridegroom will continue his nylon net. Serving as best man was Pres- Stockton, Calif.; Douglas Lewis of ' studies at North Texas college ton King of Nyssa, a college Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Rich- j and will also be in business with ard Martin (nee Judy Wilson) of I his father. roommate of the bridi^groom. • Thursday • Friday • Saturday WILLOW CREEK TO HOST POMONA GRANGE SESSION A meeting of Malheur County Plans have been completed for Pomona Grange No. 33 will be the Malheur County Grange Lec held at noon on Feb. 19 at Willow ture»’ program and banquet to Creek Grange hall. Dinner will be held Feb. 22 at Moore hotel. be served by the host grange with Allen P. Wheeler, state master, the meeting to follow. I will be the main speaker and oth- Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen i 1 er state officers have been invited will show slides of Antarctica1 to attend. taken by their son, Ronald R. i Maurice Corey will show slides Stephen, meteorologist in charge ; and describe some of the interest of the South Pole station. ing geological formations in Mal All Malheur county grangers heur county. Lecturers of subor are urged to attend whether or dinate granges will furnish num not they are Pomona members. bers for the program. A display • :5: of ceramics and other hobbies is ARRIVE FROM JAPAN planned. Mrs. Royce Roberts and Ricky Grange members are urged to arrived home Feb. 6 from Misawa, make reservations for the ban Japan, where their husband and quet with the lecturer of their father is stationed with the Air own grange as soon as possible. Force. Mrs. Roberts had spent the • « past 26 months in the Orient and I Mrs. Cheldelin Discusses the couple’s son was born in Ja Dahlias at ANK Meeting pan. Roberts is expected to arrive A N K Garden club members home in May and after a leave of met Feb. 8 at the home of Mrs. ; absence will report in June to San L. A. Mauiding with Mrs. John J Antonio, Texas. Olsen assisting as co-hostess. Mrs. Roberts and son are visit Mrs. Otis Smith attended as a | ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. guest and Mrs. E. B. Metcalf was Bruce Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred introduced as a new member. Roberts and with other rela Committee chairmen reported tives. on several projects in progress and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin gave a talk on dahlias. Prior to adjournment a short workshop was conducted on de sign and arrangements. Next meeting will be March 8 at the home of Mrs. Harry Brandt in Nampa. PIONEER SERVICE CO., Inc. P.O. Box 171, Eugene, Oregon o .69 : WOMEN'S TENNIS SHOES Washable Good Quality Sizes 4 to 10 1.99 : KAYSER TEXTURED NYLON HOSE Regular 1.65 .. . Fashion Colors. Sizes 8% to 11 BOYS' PANTS BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS Slight Irregulars of Famous Brand . . 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Seamless—Beigetone—First Quality Pioneer Service Company Credit Information Is Most Valuable. No Commissions Charged on Collections. All Monies Paid Direct to Creditors. y Five-Day Specials LADIES' NYLON HOSE : Tri-Valley Extension members will meet tomorrow, Feb. 18, at the home of Mrs. Fred Arai. The session will begin with a 12 o’clock luncheon and the lesson will be “Short Cuts to Hot Meals.” Blair Whipple, mental health leader, will be present to give a talk on that subject. Interested women of the area are invited to attend. ■1 A Drip-Dry Fabric . . 36 Inches Wide. WHEN DUE ... aid ... KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD ! Mental Health Leader Plans Talk to Club Ladies To Buy. Sell or Trade. Try the Claiaified Pag.1 MATERIAL Pay Y our Bills Nyssa day extension unit mem bers met Feb. 10 at the home of Mrs. Guy Sparks, who together with Mrs. S. H. Porter, presented the lesson on “Short Cuts to Hot Meals.” During election of officers, Mrs. Sparks was named chairman, Mrs. Eve Ellis of Parma, vice chairman and Mrs. Porter, secretary-trea surer. Approximately 25 women were in attendance for the session. Next meeting w:il be at 1:30 p.m. on March 10 at the home of Mrs. Dwight Mason in Apple Valley. When you can’t see her laughing face, tier voice can tickle you pink with a Long Distance call. Go ahead. I Call now. Farewell Event Honors Departing CWF Members Mrs. Bill Spitler and Mrs. Bill Hamilton were honored guests at a farewell luncheon served Wed nesday, Feb. 9, at the home of Mrs. Mervil Hutchinson. Assist ing as co - hostesses were Mrs. Ronald Batt and Mrs. Don Per due. The blessing was given by Mrs. Hud Robb and Mrs. Lester Oden was in charge of gifts. Attending the farewell event were 23 members of the CWF group of the Christian church. The Hamilton family recently moved to Ontario and the Spit lers left Monday to make their home in Pendleton. Mrs. Sparks Named Extension Chairman Department Store NYSSA . . . OREGON 2.39 • "YOUR QUALITY STORE"
