(Ay, DECEMBER 8. 1966
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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aughters Plan Vicki L. Newman, OES Group Observes
jas Activities; Tony Binder Plan Chapter Anniversary
Two Members
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n..
Members of Golden Rule Chap-
el 33, Interna-
L of
Of Job’s Daughters,
ular meeting Thursday
¿c. 1,
1. in the Masonic
red Queen Sheila Huff-
December Rites
■mony of initiation was
for Sharlene Kldo and
wng-
'
the business session,
discussed the Christmas
e held Sunday for mys-
rs and their wives. The
-made plans to decorate
>e in the nursing home
[alheur Memorial hospi-
[arnilton, honored queen
her list of new officers
unced that installation
§ther Dec. 22 or 23.
were reminded to pay
before installation.
[uffman was selected as
the meeting."
TE BRIDGE CLUB
' LISTS WINDERS
ore winners for Nyssa
Bridge club Dec. 3 ses-
been reported by Mrs.
¡yilson, hostess for the
rd parties.
ilson and Marie Taylor
place winners; Dr. L. A.
VICKI LYNN NEWMAN
and Willie McKinney,
. . . University Student
Irs. Wilson and John
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hird; Delores EchaniS
The
engagement
of Miss Vicki
Johnson, fourth place;
Lynn Newman to Tony Binder is
Danfords, fifth.
play will be next Mon announced by her parents, Mr.
ng at the Wilson resi- and Mrs. John S. Newman of
Nyssa. The future bridegroom is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Binder of Oregon Slope.
OFFICERS FETED
Miss Newman was graduated
Barrington, president of
lub 192, served as hos- from Nyssa high school in 19G4
fov. 28 meeting honor- and is now a junior at Oregon
;m past presidents, in- State university in Corvallis.
iines. Virginia Hoyle,
Her fiance is a 1962 graduate
e, Leo Sears, Ines Wil- of Ontario high school, attended
,ie Rowe, Katherine Mc- Idaho 'State university in Poca
Donella Bybee and tello and San Diego State college.
iderson.
He is now taking classes at Trea
the social session, gifts sure Valley Community and Boise
■nted to past officers, in colleges.
ce of 24 members.
The betrothed couple will be
married at 3 o’clock in the after
IS SLATE PARTY
noon on Dec. 31, 1966, at St. Brid
Sunshine club mem- get’s Catholic church in Nyssa.
old their annual Christ -
Vicki and Tony became engag
at 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. ed on Thanksgiving day this year.
lob Martin residence in Her sister, Sharon, and his bro
ley.
ther, Charles F. Binder, announc
ed their engagement on Thanks
EAKMAN FAMILY
giving day two years ago.
Mrs. Emil Stunz were
The couples’ wedding dates are
ing holiday guests of also the same, as Charles and
ighter, Mr. and Mrs. Sharon were married Dec. 31,
akman and family at 1964, in St. Bridget’s church.
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Ore. They also visited
ughter, Suzanne Stunz, TOOMBS VISIT PARENTS
where* she is attending
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Toombs visit
s university. She is a ed Sunday with her parents, Mr.
of Mr. and Mrs. Gene and Mrs. Robert Lankford at Em
mett.
ter No. 131, Order of Eastern Star,
held their regular meeting Nov.
21 at the Masonic hall with Wor
thy Matron Kathleen Wheeler
presiding.
Golden Rule chapter was in
stituted 47 years ago. On the
Monday evening program was the
reading of a history of the chapter
presented 25 years ago.
Past matrons and patrons,
dressed in pilgrim attire, put on
an addendum, with each one
present adding a candle to the
chapter birthday cake.
Participating past matrons and
patrons included Mae Schireman,
Betty House, Myrtle Alexander,
Pat Marcum, Mildred Renstrom,
Marie Holmes, Laura Penrod, Lois
Cartwright, Thelma Huffman,
Louise Wemick, Pauline Mackey,
Bill Schireman, Roy Holmes, Paul
Penrod and Ray Huffman.
Elsie Diven added a candle for
her 44th year as a member of
Eastern Star.
Traditional birthday refresh
ments were served at the close of
the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Penrod.
Becky Skoqan Feted
With Birthday Party
Miss Becky Skogan was hon
ored on her 10th birthday anni
versary with a recent late-after-
noon party in the Ken Lorensen
home.
Games and the singing of carols,
with Mrs. Jack Glaves at the
piano, were highlights of Becky’s
very first birthday party.
Refreshments of turkey sand
wiches, potato chips, pickles,
cherry punch, birthday cake and
ice cream were served by Mrs.
Lorensen and the honoree’s moth
er, Mrs. Arthur Skogan.
Nut cups, filled with mixed
nuts, graced the refreshment
table and guests received favors
of varied-colored combs.
In addition to Becky, guests in
cluded May Hori, Annette Chapin,
Betty Jo Wenke, Jodi Holcomb,
Becky Matthews, Debbie Bowers,
Tonya Bennett, Bobbi Kurtz, Joy
Glaze, Cynthia Osborn, Audrey
and Carmen Astoreca, Harriet and
Gloria Lorensen, and the hon
oree’s sister, Nancy Skogan.
Unable to attend were Jean
Hirai, Beulah Teeter and Vera
Ammon.
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