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Cynthia Yekel, Ted Krause United
In Early-April Riles at Caldwell
Miss Effie Loan,
Dennis Martin Wed
In Evening Rites
Recent Nazarene Church Ceremony
Unites Sharon Reece, Bill Walker
Miss Effie Laan became the
bride of Dennis Martin during an
8 o’clock ceremony performed
Thursday evening. April 14. 1966.
in the home of the bridegroom’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin
on route 1, Homedale.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Klaas Laan of route 1. Nyssa,
wore a peach-colored ensemble,
white accessories and white or
chid corsage.
Tall basket arrangements of
carnations provided the setting
for the single-ring rites perform
ed by Justice of the Peace Helen
Frye.
Attendants were Mary Laan,
sister of the bride, and Ronnie
Martin, the bridegroom’s brother.
In addition to members of the
immediate families, among other
guests was the bride’s grandfath
er Piet Peetoom of Holland.
The new Mrs. Martin was grad
uated from Adrian high school in
1964, studied for one year at Ore
gon State university in Corvallis
Uni ver-
and is now attending the "
sity of Idaho in Moscow.
Her husband is also a 1964
graduate of Adrian high and for
two years has studied at U of I
The newlyweds are residing at
327 North Van Buren street in
Moscow.
MR. and MRS. TED KRAUSE
—Portrait by Schoen.
Miss Cynthia Jayne Yekel and*
Theodore E. Krause were united
in marriage during a late after
OES
noon ceremony on Tuesday, April
Points
5. 1966. at the Assembly of God
Golden Rule Chapter 131. Or
church in Caldwell
der of Eastern Star, held a regu
The bride is a daughter of Mr. lar meeting Monday evening, Ap
and Mrs. Raymond Yekel of route ril 18, in the Masonic hall with
2, Parma. Paients of the bride Worthy Matron Lois Cartwright
groom are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil presiding.
Krause of Nyssa.
Members holding the offices of
For the single-ring rites, per star points were honored with
formed by the Rev. E. S. Cald an addendum and presented gifts
well, the bride was attired in a from the worthy matron and pat
two - piece afternoon dress of ron. The honorees are Edna Ter
white lace. The couple’s attend ry, Adah; Claudine Garrison.
ants were Pat Gould and Robert Ruth; Winifred Kygar, Esther;
Caldwell.
Patricia Marcum, Martha; Lois
The new Mrs. Krause was grad Williams, Electa.
uated from Parma high school j Refreshments were served at
with the class of 1965. and her the close of the meeting by Roy
husband was graduated the same and Marie Holmes.
year from Nyssa high school.
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A wedding trip took them to ! HOLMES COUPLE VISITS
the Los Angeles area, and the
Mr. and Mrs. Neale Holmes of
bride is now residing in Long Twin Falls spent a recent week
Beach, Calif. The bridegroom is j end with his parents, Mr. and
presently stationed at the Naval Mrs. Hugo Holmes, and also vis
Training center. Great Lakes, Ill. I ited the Maurice Coreys.
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MR. and MRS. BILL WALKER
--Portrait by Estaño.
Initiation, Election
Of Officers Planned
By Eagles Auxiliary
An 8 o’clock evening ceremony
performed Friday. March 18, 1966.
in Nyssa Church of the Nazarene,
united Miss Sharon Reece and
Betty Wilson and Phyllis Young William (Bill) Walker
Parents of the newlyweds are
were honored in observance of
their birthday anniversaries dur Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reece of
ing the April 19 meeting of the route 2, Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Eagles auxiliary. Door prizes Walker of route 1, Payette.
were won by Mildred Nesbitt and
In the presence of 250 guests, ■
Ruth Collins. Betty Walters was the double - ring rites were per- -
not present to claim the attend
formed by the Rev. John Bullock
ance award.
Officer nominations for the before an altar graced with white
1966-67 year include Elaine Olsen, stock and lavender pompon chry
president; Elizabeth Peutz, vice santhemums. Mrs. Pheral Dodson ;
president; Mildred Nesbitt, chap was soloist and was accompanied
lain; Betty Wilson, treasurer; by Mrs. Bullock.
Given in marriage by her par
Phyllis Young, inside guard; Es
ther Reitenbaugh, outside guard; ents, Miss Reece was attired in a
Fay McGinnis and Lena Tyler, 1 gown of satin and white chantilly
three-year trustees.
lace, fashioned with scalloped
Election of officers will be held i neck and hemlines. Her waist-
during the next regular meeting i length veil was secured to a tiara
on May 3, which will begin at of pearls, and she carried a bou
8:30 p.m. instead of the usual 8 quet designed with Cattleya or
o’clock hour.
chid and cascading ribbon stream
It was announced that formal ers.
initiation will also be held at the
Gail Reece, dressed in a laven
May 3 session for Myrtle Farmer.
Georgia lest, Jean Hanson and der street-length frock and carry
ing a bouquet containing white
Evelyn Wyatt.
Family night activities which carnations, white net and aqua
were previously planned for Sat ribbon, attended as maid of honor.
urday. April 30, have been post
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Fred
poned indefinitely.
Harris and Miss Marilyn Clark
Grand Madam President Fran son. They wore aqua - colored
ces Vanis of Ohio is scheduled street-length dresses and carried
to make an official visit in Boise bouquets fashioned with white
on May 5 and all Nyssa members carnations, white net and laven
are urged to attend.
der ribbon.
Auxiliary members have asked
Dawna Reece, dressed in laven
the Journal to express their ap
preciation to all who contributed der, and Lisa Walston, wearing
to make the Cancer fund charity an aqua-colored frock, attended
ball a success. Door prize was as flower girls.
Steve Reece served as best
won by Sylvan Talbot, and Eliza
beth Peutz was winner of the man; while ushers were Dick
“hearing aid fund” sweater.
Sorenson, Stuart Laird, Terry
Martin and Joe Seward.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Program Announced Mrs.
Reece wore a mohair suit
For Tuesday Meeting of aqua hue, white accessories and
a white carnation, lavender rib
Of CB & PW Women bon
corsage. The bridegroom’s
Treasure Valley Christian Busi
mother
was attired in a pink dress
ness and Professional Women's
council will hold its monthly din with black patent accessories and
ner meeting at 7:30 Tuesday eve corsage designed with white car
ning, May 3, at East Side cafe.
nations, white net and aqua-col
Special speaker of the evening ored ribbon.
will be Miss Mini Jane Johnston
Following the ceremony, a re
of Rhinelander, Wis. Miss John ception was held in the church
ston is highly recommended and basement. Gracing the refresh
has been with the Christian Wo ment table was a three-tier cake
men’s clubs and Christian Busi frosted in aqua and lavender
ness and Professional Women’s trimmed with roses and topped
Councils of America for the past with miniature bride and groom
20 years.
In charge of gifts were Ann
Curt Thiel of Nampa will pre
sent special music, and a style Peterson. Delane Moore. Verna
show featuring fashions from Jean Clarkson and Mrs Ed New-
Wally’s Dress shop will be held.
Interested women of the area
may contact Joan Dodson at 372- Club Women to Hear
3071 for reservations.
Speaker
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The Treasure Valley Christian
Womens club has invited Miss
Duplicate Winners Told
Mini Johnston, national represen
For Monday Bridge Party
High score winners for the tative, to speak during their
Monday evening session of Nyssa monthly luncheon meeting at 1
duplicate bridge club have been P.m. Wednesday, May 4. in the
reported by Mrs. Houston Wilson, Lions den of East Side cafe. Miss
hostess for the weekly card par Johnston, from Rhinelander, Wis
is a much sought-after speaker for
ties.
Couples tallying the highest clubs, councils and youth groups
Also included on the program
scores were Dr. and Mrs. K. A.
Danford, first; Dr. and Mrs. L. A. will be a special feature on cera
Maulding, second; Mrs. Dick Wil mics by Rosalie Denney of Fruit
son and Mrs. Bob McKinney, land and musical selections by
third; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mi Mrs. Wilma Hammar of Ontario.
All area women are invited to
chael, fourth.
Regular play is planned next attend. A nursery is provided for
Monday evening and the public a nominal fee. For reservations
is invited to attend the parties call 889-827«.
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held in Nyssa Eagles hall.
gen. Refreshments were served
Dy Mmes. Floyd Rhoades, William
Grasmick, Bob O’Dell, Keith Or
ris and James Walston.
Among out-of-area guests were
Mr and Mrs. John Personeni from
California, Mrs James Walston
and Lisa of Burley, Idaho; Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Orris of Home
dale.
For a wedding trip to Sun Val
ley, the new Mrs. Walker wore
a white brocade travel ensemble
and pink accessories.
The bridegroom is studying at
Treasure Valley Community col
lege and is employed by Peterson
Furniture company in Ontario
The newlyweds are residing at
62m Idaho avenue in Fruitland,
Idaho.
A meeting of Rebekah Sunshine
circle will be held May 5 at the
home of Mrs. John Reeves, 525
North Fifth street. Activities will
begin with a 1 o’clock fried chick
en luncheon.
As this is the annual guest day
session, all members are urged to
take a friend.
Pollyanna Meeting Set
At Thompson Residence
Pollyanna club meeting will be
held at 2 o’clock Thursday after
noon, May 5, at the home of Mrs.
Herschel Thompson in the King-
man Kolony community. The ses
sion was previously planned at
the Tracy Mefford residence.
Members attending the meeting
should take plants for an ex
change.
Grand Officers Visit
Bethel 33; Various
Activities Planned
International Order of Job's
Daughters, Bethel 33. belli a regu
lar meeting Thursday evening,
April 21, in the Masonic hull with
Honored Queen Trudy Olsen pre
siding.
Jean Hargrave and Art Lutz,
grand guardian and grand asso
ciate guardian from Portland,
made an official visit to the beth
el during this meeting.
'In uddition to the grand guar
dians, those escorted and intro-
duced included Dr. L. A. Muul-
ding, past grand associate gunr-
dian; Karen Main, grand bethel
representative to Missouri; Patri-
cia Marcum und Lyndu Cundull,
past honored queens of Bethel 33;
la-ona Miller, guurdiun of Bethel
25, Ontario; past guardians and
associate guaniiuns.
Gayle Ableman served as cour
tesy candidate for the initiation
ceremony.
During the business session, the
girls made plans to attend instal
lation of officers for Owyhee
chapter. Order of DeMiday, Sun
day afternoon in Ontario. They
also plan to attend a May 1 re
ception honoring Miss Carrie Sai
to, Owyhee chapter's candidate,
who was recently selected De-
Molay district sweetheart.
An invitation wus accepted to
attend u dinner to be served Mon
day evening. May 2, by members
of Golden Rule chapter 131, Or
der of Eastern Star.
Following the close of the meet
ing. a short program was present
ed by bethel members and re
freshments were served.
Prior to the session, bethel and
council members met at the John
Olsen home for a barbecue sup
per.
Host Bridge Session
Dr and Mrs K. A. Danford en
tertained Tuesday evening of lust
week for members of the Couples
Bridge club. Guest players were
Mrs. John Stringer, Carl Barclay.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Michael
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VISIT PARENTS IN AREA
Mr. and Mrs Doyn Price und
sons of Pendleton were weekend
visitors in the homes of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R Price of
Apple Valley, Mr and Mrs. Ewen
Chard.
Parents in Boise
Announce Plans
For June Wedding
MISS SANDRA RICHARDSON
... To Marry Ontario Man
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Mr and Mrs. Arthur E Rich
ardson of Boise announce the en
gagement of their daughter, San
dra Jean, to Dennis Cindcll, son
of Mr and Mrs J. A. Cindcll of
Ontario. Grandparents of the
bride-elect arc Mr. and Mrs. Ern
est Stcphenaon who reside in the
Arcudia community.
Miss Richardson is a member
of the senior class ut Borah high
school and her fiance is studying
at Treusure Valley Community
college in Ontario.
The betrothed couple is plan
ning a June 4 wedding.
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Saturday Session Ends
Card Parties for Season
Final pinochle party of the sea
son, sjxmsored by Oregon Trail
Orange, was held Saturday eve
ning in the Grange hall.
l*rior to the card session, a pot
luck dinner was served. Six tables
were in play during the evening
with Mrs Myrtle Alexander and
Mrs. Ida Carnefix winning high
score awards. Second place prizes
went to Mrs. Clarence Strawn and
Tom Ilrvd.ih-, while I.ulu Iuittig
and Anson Davis were recipients
of low score awards.
The parties, which are held bi
weekly, will resume in October.
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