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PAGE SEVEN THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA, OREGON Instruction School To Be Held Tuesday For Local OES Group Eugenia Seuell, Doug Wentworth Engagement Told Golden Rule Chapter 131, Or der of Eastern Star, held a regu lar meeting Monday, Oct. 3, in the Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Kathleen Wheeler presid ing. Bill Schireman, chairman of Robert Morris night activities, read articles from an old OES ritual. All members were reminded that Muriel Field, associate grand conductress, will be in Nyssa on Tuesday, Oct. 11, to conduct a school of instruction. A potluck dinner at 6:30 will precede the session. Mrs. Winifred Kygar served re freshments during a social hour held at the close of the meeting. * —* MRS. BRADY, GRANDSON VISIT SEATTLE RELATIVES Mrs. J. I. Brady and grandson, Jim Brady, returned home recent ly after spending a week with relatives in Seattle. They visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brady and family, and with Mrs. J. I. Brady’s sister, Miss Kathryn Baird who resides with them. During their visit in Seattle, E. B. Brady took his mother and son on an excursion around Puget Sound, with the return trip made via the ferry. They also visited the Coastal Underwater Sea Gar dens where various ocean-dwell ing animals are kept. Enroute home the Bradys visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Flet cher in Portland. Mrs. Fletcher is the former Barbara Brady, sis ter and granddaughter of the vis itors. MR. and MRS. EARNEST E. EILERS i Marie Suzanne Borge be- rust and gold. They each carried the bride of Earnest E. a large dahlia in gold tones and during a 7 o’clock evening wore headpieces of self-fabric and ony on Sept. 10, 1966, at net, long black formal gloves and ian Memorial Community aurora borealis pendants, gifts from the bride. i in Adrian. Howard Sands, the bride Bits of the newlyweds are id Mrs. Jake Borge of route groom’s brother of Baker, served sa; Mrs. Jake Sauer of route as best man; while ushers were iser. Idaho; and Bill Eilers E. J. Tromberg of Nampa and I Gene Franklin of New Plymouth. ien, Utah. ire a candlelighted altar, Candlelighters were Dale and I with yellow, gold and Terry Borge. For her daughter’s wedding, ilored gladioli and dahlias, juble-ring rites were per- Mrs. Borge wore a dinner gown i by the Rev. Elmer Rosen- I of black crepe, crystal jewelry in the presence of 85 guests, and a corsage of yellow gladioli. e Borge, the bride’s brother, The bridegroom’s mother was at “Band of Gold” and “Each tired in a dinner dress of gold e Other,” and was accompa- brocade, black accessories and by Bill La Bounty. Piano corsage of cream - colored chry music was furnished by santhemums. A reception, under direction of l Verle Bishop and James 1 Anchors - Mariners, was held in i bride, given in marriage the church social rooms following ir father, was attired in a the ceremony. Gracing the re length gown of embossed freshment table was a three-tier de soie, with self - fabric cake, topped with two white flowing from a point below doves mounted on a heart frame, outlined with pearls. A set of loulder line. fitted bodice, covered with wedding rings was nestled in an By lace, was fashioned with ornament of net and small bells length tapced sleeves. Miss adorned the sides of the cake. Assisting with serving, guest wore her sister’s waist- i tulle veil, edged in lace, registration and gifts were Lois as secured to a three - tier Williams, Agnes Dilley, Kathy Samer, Vicki DeHaven, Dea Ni studded with pearls. r only jewelry was a dia- cholson, Florene Kygar, Ellen 1 pendant, a gift from the White and Cheryl Brock. The new Mrs. Eilers was gradu froom; and on a white Bible •arried a cascading bouquet ated from Adrian high school in How and gold dahlias. Tuck- 1965 and studied last year at East tto the floral piece was an ern Oregon and Treasure Valley ¡ace handkerchief which be- Community colleges. Her hus dto the bride’s grandmother. band is also a 1965 AHS graduate ! Jim Grooms of Prineville, and for the past year worked for attended her sister as mat- Boise Cascade Lumber company • honor; while bridesmaids in Emmett. Following a trip to Sun Valley ws Terry Borge, a sister- ' of Klamath Falls, and and Yellowstone park, the newly weds are residing in Ontario oonda Snyder of Nampa. lr ankle-length gowns were where both are enrolled at TVOC p re design in hues of deep for the fall term. Your PCA Credit Helps You Get s Needed Buildings for W. Simpson Couple Returns From Visit With Utah Relatives By Helen Hoffman BUENA VISTA—Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson returned Monday from a four - day trip to Utah. They attended the wedding of a ■ nephew, Lyle Taylor at Ogden. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Widdison and the latter is Mrs. Simpson’s sister. They were guests at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Simpson at Ogden, and the Mel vin Widdisons of Hooper where they visited with and met many relatives and friends. MISS EUGENIA SEUELL ... To Wed OSU Graduate ♦ O. GANN COUPLE VISITS RELATIVES IN MIDWEST Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann re- turned home Saturday afternoon, Sept. 24, after spending three weeks visiting in Colorado, Kan sas and Oklahoma. Enroute to the Sooner state, the couple visited at Monte Vista, Colo., with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cox, former Nyssans. They then traveled to Hugoton and Peru, Kan., to visit other relatives. The Gann couple went to Wag goner, Okla., to see his sister, Mrs. Jennie Grider, who for several years made her home in Nyssa. While in that area, the trio visited places familiar to Gann and Mrs. Grider during their childhood. After leaving there, the Nys sans traveled to Loekeba, Okla., to visit cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chism who were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. The Ganns served as attendants when the couple repeated their wedding vows. Others attending the gol den event included relatives of Mrs. Gann, whom she had never seen before. Prior to starting the return trip to Oregon, the Nyssans visited at Watonga and with the Gerald Cox family at Cherokee and returned to Hugoton for an additional four- day stay. gs_ # SAGERS LEAVE MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sager left Monday on a honey run into northern Idaho. The couple also planned to visit their daughter, Bonnie, who is attending college at Spokane. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell announce the engagement of their daughter, Eugenia (Jeanie) Bon nie Seuell, to Second Lieutenant Douglas Loyd Wentworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wentworth of Klamath Falls. Miss Seuell is a 1963 graduate of Nyssa high school and a senior at Oregon State university in Corvallis. The future bridegroom was gra duated from OSU in 1966 with a degree in civil engineering. He is now stationed at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. A definite wedding date has not been selected. Melissa Larson Feted On Sixth Anniversary Miss Melissa (Missy) Larson celebrated her sixth birthday an niversary Sunday with a party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larson. The small guests attended a showing of “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” at the local theater and then returned to the Larson home. A “'Batman” theme was carried out in refreshments and decora tions. Those helping Missy cele brate were Timmy McKinney, Scott Wilson, Matthew Stringer, Megan Jackson, Amy and Lisa Sarazin. SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sager entertained with Sunday dinner for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster; the Rev. and Mrs. M. H. Greenlee of Cascade, former Nyssa minister; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lomax of Nampa. Lomax is former warehouse foreman at Nyssa’s Amalgamated Sugar fac tory. Former Nyssan Irene Wilson Weds Student at Kansas State University Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richesin and family visited Sept. 29 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riche sin at Fruitland. Trio Visits From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Leon Besendorfer and son of Portland arrived Fri day night to spend the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver. George stayed with his grandmother while his parents hunted deer near Drewsey. The Besendorfers were Sunday dinner guests at the Cleaver home and left for Port land late Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Orma Cleaver and her sis ter, Mrs. Lillian Scheller were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Delbert Cleaver home. Mrs. Claude Day was a Sept. 29 evening dinner guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. Blanche Hoffman. Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and Glen da called Saturday morning on Mrs. Ray Griffitts. Mrs. Edith Whipple was a Sat urday dinner guest at the Wood row Seuell residence. Patty re turned home with her grand mother and stayed overnight. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Metcalf were Sept. 29 evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldelin. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maughan were Sunday evening callers at the Cheldelin home. VISITORS FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chibante of Berkeley, Calif., recently spent several days visiting her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Glenn and family. ARRIVES FROM VANCOUVER Mrs. E. K. (Ted) Burton of Van couver, Wash., arrived Monday evening to visit Mrs. Blanche Weeks and other friends in the Nyssa-Ontario areas. MR. and MRS. RICHARD S. PADDOCK Jr. bride, lighted the tapers; while ushers were Bob McDowell of Belton and Russell Paddock of New Buffalo, Mich. The bride’s attendants were at- tired in lime serrano frocks of A-l>ne design and carried bou quets of yellow chrysanthemums and ivy. The twin-sister candle lighters wore dresses of corn flower yellow serrano. A champagne reception was held at the Royal 'Inn in Hutchin son, following the ceremony per formed in the church sanctuary where the bride’s mother was married 25 years ago. The newlyweds are now at home in Manhattan, Kan., where the bridegroom plans to com plete work this fall toward a de gree in psychology at Kansas State university. He is an ROTC cadet there, and this winter will enter the Air Force as a lieutenant, junior grade. Trinity Methodist church in Hutchinson, Kan., was the set ting for an Aug. 27, 1966, wedding ceremony uniting Miss Irene Wil son and Richard S. Paddock Jr. Parents of the couple are for mer NysSans Mr. and Mrs. Art Colby of Thornton, Colo., Retired Lt. Col. and Mrs. R. S. Paddock of Belton, Mo. The bride was attired in a sheath gown of silk shantung, with peignoir-fashioned coat train of silk organza, edged in French lace. 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