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page six THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON Floral Arrangement Program Given At Meeting of Owyhee Garden Club —1————--------------------------- A regular meeting of Yellow Members of Owyhee Garden I Members of the fair booth com Rose Rebekah lodge was held club met Friday afternoon, Aug. mittee reported that they had met Tuesday. Aug. 9, in the IOOF hall 12, at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Aug. 10 at the Price home to com with Noble Grand I^ona Reeves Price, with Mrs. Carl Lee Hill as plete their plans, and all mem presiding. co-hostess. Present for the ses bers of the club were asked to During the session, the 12 mem sion were 14 members, three assist with the project. bers in attendance made plans guests and six children. Mrs. Elver Nielsen was appoint for the Aug. 23 visitation of E Following refreshments, the ed historian for the coming year Mae Kaefer of Glendale, assem business meeting was called to and Mrs. Frank Holub was nam bly president of Oregon. It was order by President Mrs. Ira Price ed librarian. The latter was also decided to have a no-host dinner and roll call was answered by winner of this month’s door prize. at 6:30 p.m. in Brownie’s cafe. each woman giving her address A program on flower arranging Mrs. Kaefer will make an offi-1 and phone number. It was an was given by Mrs. Holub, substi cial visit in Ontario on Aug. 24 nounced that foundation work tuting for Mrs Bob Fangen who and on the following day will go had been started for the Owy was unable to attend the meeting. to Vale for a district meeting. The She presented basic information latter session is scheduled to be hee cemetery sign. necessary for all types of arrange- gin at 1:30 p.m. and will be held ' ments. in the Vale Grange hall. Ladies A firm foundation for flowers of the grange will serve a 6 and accessories was stressed as o’clock banquet and the Rebekah one of the most important factors. meeting will resume at 8 p.m. Mrs. Holub illustrated by mak ing an attractive wall plaque us By Mrs. George Moeller ing driftwood, ceramic horse, arti ARCADIA—Mr. and Mrs. Otis ficial flow-ers and foliage. Bullard. Mr. and Mrs. John Zit- Next meeting of the club will I tercob returned last week from be Sept. 9 at the home of Mrs. Powell. Wyo., where they attend James Langley, with Mrs. Wilbur ed the 50th wedding anniversary Chapin serving as co-hostess. By Helen Hoffman celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Har 0 —0 Vernon Widmer and Elton re ry Fulton. The latter is a cousin GUESTS AT COREY HOME cently attended the George Bar of Mrs. Bullard and Mrs. Zitter- Mr. and Mrs. VanDam. Mr. and rett horse dispersal sale at Bend. cob. Mrs. McCartney of Jackson, Mich . Widmer bought a mare and three- The two couples were accompa Mrs. Florence Schark and son of month-old colt named Bar 3 Bear nied by Lee Dail of Nyssa, Mr Keno, Ore., were camped on the Hug, a registered quarter horse. and Mrs. Al Thompson of Adrian grounds near the Maurice Corey I Sunday afternoon visitors and and Mrs. Charles Thompson of residence during the recent Thun evening dinner guests at the Joe Emmett. The group also visited deregg Days event, McCartney is relatives in Blackfoot and at general chairman of the Jackson Stephen home were Mr. and Mrs. points of interest along the way. county rock show to be held dur Art Norland and family of Cald well. They also called on the Eu ing Labor Day weekend in his gene Stephen family that after Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller home state. noon. THE FORMER SALLY COOK, granddaughter of Nyssan visited Saturday with Mr. and 0 —0 The Misses Marilyn Stephen Mrs. Angie Cook, who on Friday, July 22, 1966, became the Mrs. Frank Kom and family of VISIT NYSSA PARENTS McFarland, Calif., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Haroldsen and Christine Stephen attended bride of Navyman Ronald A. Beach. Parents of the bride Mrs. Kom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. and family of Washington, D.C.. church camp held last week at are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Cook of Boise. The wedding Herbert Bergam in Nyssa. were recent overnight guests of Quaker Hill near Payette Lakes. rites were performed in the chapel at the U. S. Navy station his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben The camp is sponsored by the in San Diego where the newlyweds are residing. The bride Visitors From Arkansas American Sunday School Union. groom is presently on a five-week ocean cruise, and upon Mr. and Mrs. Don McKinney Haroldsen. The Jess Haroldsens also attended the wedding of their j To Attend Guard Camp his return the couple will be leaving for England. and family of Little Rock, Ark., Mr. and Mrs. Roger Austin and visited this week in the George son, Gary, in the LDS temple at family of Fallon, Nev., arrived RETURN FROM VACATION Moeller home and with the Bob Salt Lake City. DUPLICATE CLUB PLANS Saturday evening at the Wayne McKinney family at Nyssa. The Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wohlcke and MASTER POINT SESSION visitors were enroute home from < week vacation trip. The Bill Lattin residence. Austin will at LaDawn returned home Saturday Winners reported for the Mon Lake Tahoe and Reno. Nev.,' Stradleys left Sunday for their tend National Guard camp for following a two - week vacation day evening session of Nyssa home at Bend. where they had visited friends. two weeks at Boise, while Mrs. trip which took them to the Ore duplicate bridge club include Mrs. George Moeller, Mrs. Fred Jeff Hust of Florida visited one Austin and children will remain gon coast and Victoria, British Mrs. Houston Wilson, first; and Norman and sons visited last day last week with his uncle, at the Lattin home. The men are Columbia. The Nyssans returned Dr. K. A. Danford, second. Tal cousins. Thursday with Sister Delores Jo- , George Hust and family. via Glacier National park and lying identical scores for third seph of Kennewick, Wash., at the Mrs. Marvin Jensen, Larry and Weekend guests of Renee Lat Cody, Wyo., where they visited place were II. M. Fillmore, Mrs. home of her parents, Mr. and Mark at Boise, Mrs. George Boy tin at the Wayne Lattin home her mother. Mrs. Ethel Smith and Danford and George Sallee. Mrs. Peter Burns in Nampa. Sis ack and Nancy of Meridian visit were Shanna and Joyce Donald other relatives. Mrs. Wilson, who serves as hos ter Delores and Mrs. Norman ed last Thursday in the Otis Bul son of Ontario. 0 —0 tess for the weekly card sessions, were college friends. lard residence. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durfee. Mr. CAMP AT LUCKY PEAK reports that master point play Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardner and Mrs. Richard Wagstaff re Return From Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinow- will be held next week. The Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stradley and and family of Nampa were Sun cently had dinner at East Side ski and family spent last week bridge parties are held Monday family and Mrs. Amy Stradley day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cafe in Ontario to honor the Dur camping near Lucky Peak reser- evening at the Nyssa Eagles hall returned last week from a two- George Hust and family. fees’ 20th wedding anniversary. I voir. and are open to the public. Arcadians Attend 50th Anniversary Event in Wyoming Cow Hollow - m Miss Sherrie Glenn was honor ed with a bridal shower Monday afternoon at the Warren Farmer home. Co-hostesses for the event were Miss Kathy Farmer and Mrs. luirry (Karen) Glenn. Appropriate games were played by the 22 women in attendance and prize winners were Mmes. John Schenk, Owen Froerer, Al vin Allen, Madge Wilson and Hi a; <HMD Miss Glenn is bride-elect of Alvin Crawford and the couple is planning an Aug. 30 wedding in the LDS temple at Logan, Utah. 0 — * Tamara Bybee Honored On Eighth Anniversary Miss Tamara Bybee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bybee, cele brated her eighth birthday anni versary on Aug. 9 by appearing on the Sky West television pro gram with eight of her cousins. Following the television ap pearance, the youngsters were taken to Julia Davis park where they visited the zoo and later had a picnic dinner. Birthday cake und favors were provided for the guests and the honoree opened her gifts. Accompanying the children were Mrs. Jay Bybee and Pamela, Mrs. S. P. Bybee and Mrs. Gerald Cur ry of Caldwell. * VISITORS FROM SEATTLE Mr. und Mrs. Scott McClanahan of Seattle were Thursday over night and Friday visitors in the home of her brother, Clare Hamil | ton and daughters. The Seattle couple also visited Mr. and Mrs Maurice Corey before returning home. 0 — 0 ATTENDS TEA IN VALE Mrs. Frances Bates attended a tea given last Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Harm in Vale for members of Delta Kappa Gamma teachers’ organization. ... To Wed Earl Briles ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Percy Capper announce th«’ engagement of their daughter. Charlotte, to Earl Briles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Briles of Buhl, Idaho. The bride-elect was gruduat- I ed from Nyssa high school, her fiance is a graduate of Filer high und both uro now working In Boise. An Oct 9 wedding is planned at the First Christian church in the Idaho capital city where the betrothed couple will continue to reside. Full-Length Movie in Technicolor — "A MAN CALLED PETER" Sunday, Aug. 28, 1966 — 8 p. m. Nyssa Methodist Church Adults, 75c . . . Children 6 to 12, 50c Sponsored by MYF Bracken’s Dept. Store Back-to-School Specials LADIES' RLOUSES Factory Closeout . . . Sizes 32 to 40 V Regular 3.99 to 4.99 QQ A LADIES' CAPRIS Scrubbed Denim . . . Sizes 10 to 18 . . . Average and Tall Green or Blue. Regular 5.99___ 3.99 WASHABLE WOOL MATERIAL 85% Wool . . . 15% Nylon 54 Inches Wide. O C*7 20 Solid Colors__________________ fceW# CORDUROY MATERIAL Finest Quality Pinwale Machine Washable. 36 to 45 Inches Wide 66 GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES Sturdy Oxfords and Straps Sizes 8% to 3 ... ............................. O QQ 0.33 LADIES' and GIRLS' TENNIS OXFORDS Built-in Arch . . . Cushion Insole white. Sizes 4 to 10 | nn A e w W GIRLS'— GENUINE MORPUL ANKLETS White— Sizes 8% to 11 OtfJ «WW POOR ROY SWEATERS 100% Orlon Acrylic . . . 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