THURSDAY, JUNE 23, IMI
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
Moses Family Gathers for Reunion;
Members Provide Program al Picnic
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
APPLE VALLEY- Descendants
of Jesse T. Moses Sr. held a re
union Saturday, June 18, in the
recrcution hall of the LDS ward
chapel ut Parma. There were 75
members of 19 families present.
Those attending came from St.
George, Utah; Arco, Idaho; Black,
foot, Idaho; Portland, Ore.; Green
River and Salt Luke City, Utah;
Hermiston, Ore.; Antimony, Utah;
and the Boise Valley.
After dinner each family pre
sented a special number for a
group program, ut the close of
which un oil painting was raffled.
Proceeds will go to gerieaological
research. Wilford Moses of Oma
ha, Neb., sent the painting
All the families who had not
returned home the previous eve
ning held a Sunday picnic on the
Hurper Moses lawn before de-
parting for their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ellibee and
family of Portland. Mr. and Mrs
Stanley Hunt and family of Green
River, Utah, are spending this
week with their purents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harper Moses.
By Helen Hoffman
Visit From Pocatello
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and
Clint Simpson were long - time family of Pocatello were week
friends, Mr. and Mrs Leland end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jones of Hooper, Utah. The Simp I>wight Seward. Shirley Seward
sons and their guests fished nt returned home with the Pierces.
Owyhee reservoir and reported a
Mrs. Hannah Robinson is visit
good catch.
ing this week with Mr and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tunner, Mr. Floyd Frisbee at Emmett.
and Mrs. Golden Draper left June
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dixon of
13 for Idaho Fulls where Burbnra, Indiana were Saturday evening
Audrey and Kim Tunner, all of guests of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Salt Lake City, joined them Thompson and Hanna Robinson.
While in the city the group tour
Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Brown and
ed the LDS temple Kim accom family moved during the week
panied her grandparents, Mr. and end into the Rex Nichols tenant
Mrs. Tanner, to their home June house While their home is being
14 when they returned.
renovated following a recent fire.
Mr and Mrs. Guy Tanner and
Miss Karen Saunders of Boise
Kim called Sunday afternoon on visited June 17-18 with her par
the Garold Horn family at Fruit- ents. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Saun
land, They also visited Tanner's ders Mr and Mrs Russell Cook
sister, Mrs. Alta Pekkula of On- were Sunday guests of the Saun
tario.
ders family.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver
Returns From Nebraska
of rural Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs
Marc Mason returned home
Lloyd Wilson of Sutherlin, Ore ,
camped overnight Saturday nt iSunday evening by plane from
Omaha, Nob. He had gone there
Lake Owyhee.
with his father several weeks
Attends PTA Session
ago.
Mrs. Lester Cleaver went to
Mr and Mrs. John Boston re
Portland Monday to attend a turned home Saturday from a
PTA executive meeting. While in week’s vacation nt Ashton, Idaho,
F^>rtland she visited Mrs. Leon where they visited the George
Besendorfer and son. Mr. and Nedrow family.
Mis. Lawrence Coates. Mrs. Clea.
Mr. and Mrs. I-awrence Thomp
ver returned home Wednesday son and Darlene recently spent
morning of last week.
four days camping at Boulder
Sunday dinner guests at the creek.
Lester Cleaver home were Mr.
Mrs. Rob<Tt Jackson was a
and Mrs William Orr, Mrs. Taylor guest last week of her parents.
Phillips nnd children. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sewurd,
Mrs. Lloyd Wilson of Sutherlin, while her husband attended a
Mrs. Esther Stephen spent Mon workshop at Eastern Oregon col.
day in Boise at the home of Mrs. lege in La Grande. He will also
Edna Procheska and visited Mrs. attend summer school there.
Clyde Hood. The latter of St
Air. and Mrs. Grover Findley
Paul, NcQ>, is presently visiting of Madras, Ore., were recent ov
her duughter, Mrs. Procheska. ernight guests of Mrs Martha
who is a sister - in - law of Mrs. Norland.
Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs O. E Cheldclin Honored on Anniversary
Tommy Sells celebrated his
recently visited Mr and Mrs. Lon
Fry in Kennewick, Wash , George birthday anniversary Friday eve.
Ch. hi. In: it Pmaaar, Wash , and ntai wHh a swimming party at
Earl Cheldclin of Anacortes, ’ Parma, followed by a wiener roast
Wash. Mrs Fanny Cheldclin of ut home.
Portland, mother of Cheldclin.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Sells visited
joined them at Prosser and ac Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
companied them home. She plans Mrs. C. L. Hawkins of Caldwell.
The couples celebrated Father’s
to visit here for several days.
Day with ice cream and cake.
Charlie Hopkins and David
Sells returned home Saturday
following a week of judging var
ious FFA projects at Moscow,
Idaho.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Seward were
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and
family. Shirley Seward, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wild of Nyssa.
Attends Officers' School
Captain and Mrs. LaVeme Fer
guson and family of Phoenix,
Ariz.. arrived June 18 for a visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Ferguson, and her grand
mother, Mrs. Lulu Standal. They
plan to visit here until July 1,
then go on to Fort Leavenworth,
Kan., where he will attend the
Army Commanding Officers’ Staff
school.
Mrs. Evelyn Ramey and chil
dren of Walla Walla, Wash., were
weekend guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norland
and family of Caldwell were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Martha
Norland. Sonja Norland remain-
ed for a longer visit with her
grandmother.
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VISITORS FROM EUGENE
Funeral Rites Held
and Mrs. Melvin Marcum
In Washington State and Mr. family,
Mr. and Mi . Chuck
Newell Heights — Mrs. Wilson
Gentry and family of Eugene are
For Former Nyssan
Funeral services for I-aura Lois spending this week camping at Witt and her sister, Mrs. W. C.
Patterson Brenna, former resident Lake Owyhee Joining the two Van DeWater of Big Bend, re
of the Nyssa area, were conduct families for a Sunday picnic at turned June 14 from Sacramento,
ed Friday morning, June 10, I960, a park near the reservoir were Calif. The women were accom
at the Floral Hills chapel in Al Mrs. Marcum’s parents, Mr. and panied home by their brother
Women Travel io California; Visit Antique Auto Show
derwood Manor, Wash.
Mrs. Brenna was born May 9,
1909 at Parker, Idaho, a daughter
of Elroy and Inger E. Huffman.
On June 14, 1930, she was unit
ed in marriage to Earl Patterson
and the couple was divorced in
1954 She married Orvin Brenna
on March 1 of this year.
The deceased moved to the
Seattle area in 1945 and was re
siding there at time of her death.
In addition to Mr. Brenna of
the home, she is survived by two
sons. Ronald E. of Mountlake
Terrace, Wash., and Marvin D.
Patterson of Camarillo, Calif.
Also surviving are four broth-
Mrs. Wilbur Coffman; her sister,
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson and chil
dren. The visiting couples have
also been guests of Marcum’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murle Mar
cum and other relatives
ers, Charles of St. Anth-ny, Ida
ho; George of Seattle; Everett of
Scottsdale. Ariz.; and Francis T.
of Livermore, Calif.; two sisters,
Charlotte Kygar of Nyssa and
Hazel Tilley of Shirley Basin,
Wyo.; and seven grandchildren.
The Rev. Milton P. Andrews
was officiating minister and con.
eluding services were held at Ca
mellia Gardens in Floral Hills
Wash.
.
show. A group of car owners has*tween
1921
tween the years 1908 and 1920.
organized a club and travel all One of the vehicles featured a
over the United States.
l1*-foot circle windshield on the
Some of the vehicles are haul driver’s side and none on the
ed, while others are driven a part passenger side.
of the way. It is reported that
Later the group viewed a style
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. the autos are valued between
show
with fashions from “grand
Milo Conable.
| $750 and several thousands oi ma’s” time to the present.
Greyhound bus line employees dollars.
were on strike and the other line
A display card on each vehicle GRANDDAUGHTER ARRIVES
was considering a strike, so tra- revealed the make of the car,
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Cartwright
price when new and the horse of Portland are parents of a baby
vel by bus was uncertain.
Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Van De- power. One had brass pistons and girl bom June 16, weighing 7
Water had been summoned to another a copper gas tank behind pounds, 11 ounces. She has been
California by the death of a bro the seat.
named Brenda Lynette and joins
ther, Claire Conable, who resided Tires for Cars Expensive
a sister, Julie.
One owner stated that he had
at Lakeport. During the week
Paternal grandparents am Mr.
they visited children of the de-| six coats of wax on nis car and and Mrs. Arthur Cartwright of
it shone like new. It is reported Nyssa. Mrs Cartwright has gone
ceased.
that
a tire for one of these “old- to Portland for several weeks to
Club Travels All Over U. 8.
After attending June 12 ser timers” costs as much as four help care for the mother and new
vices at Wesley Methodist church times the price for a later model baby.
in Sacramento, the group crossed car.
In order to qualify for the club,
the highway to the "Cross Roads”
To Buy. Soli or Hont.
where they saw an antique car owners must have autos made be-
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