Women Injured in Recent Accident
While Attempting to Avoid Cattle
Sewards Attend PTA State Meeting
Return Nov. 29 From Central States
By Mrs. Waldo Smalley
APPLE VALLEY — Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Seward and Gary
returned home Nov. 29 from a
four - week vacation trip to the
central states. The trio left Nov.
3 and attended a three-day PTA
state meeting at Idaho Falls. They
represented the Apple Valley
unit.
In Salt Lake City they attend­
ed church services and toured
some of the buildings on the Mor­
mon temple grounds. They visit­
ed relatives and toured the U. S.
mint and Museum of Natural
Science at Denver.
The Sewards also visited rela­
tives at Palco, Kan., ar.d went to
the same church where they at­
tended services 30 years ago. They
also visited Mrs. Anna Augustus
at Waterville. Kan., other rela­
tives and friends in nearby towns.
They stayed a week with their
daughter and sister. Shirley in
Kansas City, and were Thanks­
giving dinner guests of Martin
League in Wichita.
The trio returned home via
Iowa, Nebraska and Wyoming,
visiting the capitol buildings of
each. They were Nov. 28 over­
night guests of their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce in Twin
Falls. They arrived home Nov. 29
and on the following day received
word of the death of Mrs. Sew­
ard's father, Ed Wild of Nyssa.
Attend State Tourney
Parma Seed was represented at
the recent Women’s Oregon State
Bowling tournament in Albany.
Team members are Naomi Fritts.
Addie Vinsonhaler. Helen Otani,
Bonnie Nichols and Georgia lest.
Delos Vinsonhaler and Bill lest
accompanied the women. The
group visited in Portland with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bay, son-in-law
and daughter of the Vinsonhalers.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Pitman of
Tacoma. Wash., were recent over­
night guests of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pitman.
Mrs. Jennie Seward and Mrs.
Johnson entertained with a re­
cent dinner for Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Seward. Roy Wild and OREGON BUSINESSMEN analyie the progress of death in Oregon with John W. Kendall (center),
being made in the fight against heart disease. a partnor in an Oregon law firm and past chair­
Mrs.’ Ed Wild.
man of Oregon Heart association board, and E. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Rathbun Owen R. Cheatham (right) chairman of Georgia-
Sammons, past chairman of U. S. Bank of Oregon
Pacific
corporation,
discusses
the
critical
causes
and Frank of LaPuente. Calif.,
were summoned here by the re­
TO RESIDE IN EUROPE
BERTRAM VISITS PARENTS
cent death of her father. Ed Wild.
George Billings, son of Mr. and
Willis Bertram arrived home
They visited her sister, Mr. and
Dec. 7 after spending two weeks Mrs. Glea Billings of Nampa, is
Mrs. Dwight Seward and other
during the Thanksgiving holidays now in Europe where he is mar-
relatives while in the area.
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs keting manager of locks and
Wagners Return Home
Frank Bertram at Colome, S.D. hardware for Eaton - Yale and
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wagner re­
By Dale Witt
Towne. He had been sales man­
cently returned home from a two-
NEWELL HEIGHTS — A meet­ the home of Mrs. Varner Hopkins ager for Challenger Lock compa­
week vacation trip to Fair Ha­ ing of the Happy Dozen card club
ny at Anaheim, Calif., for the
ven. Mass., where they visited was held Friday afternoon in the in Big Bend. During the business past seven years.
their son. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wag­ home of Gnetty Piercy. Guest meeting new officers were elect­
He and his wife, Ellen, will
ner and family. They report ex­ players were Laura Brock. Wilma ed. This was followed by an ex­ make their home in Zug. Switzer­
change
of
gifts.
periencing the foul air which cov­ Powell, Rose Willis and Edna
land, after the first of the year.
Mrs. Linda Strong and baby
ered many of the eastern cities DeHaven.
The Billings’ were Nyssa residents
were Sunday visitors in the Ray
for several days.
until 1954.
Prize winners were June Ward, Simpson home.
Mrs. Walter Hopper and daugh­
Anna
VanderOord,
the
Mmes.
ters of Union were recent week­
Sunday visitors in the Eugene RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Brock and Powell.
end guests of her parents, Mr. and
Pratt home were Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Malloy arrived home Mon­
The group’s Christmas party, Harry Burkhardt of Vale.
Mrs. Lloyd Dibble. They also vis­
day after spending a week in
with
gift
exchange,
will
be
held
ited with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dib­
Mr. and Mrs. John Schoenwald Caldwell Memorial hospital.
Friday, Dec. 16 at the home of
ble at Nampa.
of
Ashland arrived Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and Marg Looney in Adrian.
plans to visit their son-in-law and TOWNES ARRIVE HOME
children of Twin Falls were re­
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurtz
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne
cent weekend guests of Mr. and I! Mrs. Dora Grunig of Albany and family, until after the holi­
arrived home Sunday after visit­
,
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arrived
Friday
to
visit
her
bro-
Mrs. Dwight Seward and Gary.
days.
ing their daughters. Mr. and Mrs.
The two families, together with i ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
The Wilson Witts visited Satur­ Jack Duncan at Rupert, Idaho;
Mrs. Roy Wild and Mabel Fox, , Mrs. Carl Fenn. Sunday afternoon
day evening in the Carl Begeman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barry and
were Sunday dinner guests of ! callers at the Fenn home were the
family at Salt Lake City.
home.
Mrs. Ethel Wild.
Wesley Walker and Howard Fenn
Doyal Ribman of Midvale was i families.
a Friday dinner guest of Mr. and Slumber Party Held
Mrs. Jack Wilson.
Lorna Hardman was hostess for
Purchases Price Farm
a slumber party Friday night. Her
Kenneth Sorrell recently pur­ guests were schoolmates, Tina
chased the farm belonging to Mrs. Findling and Julie Robb. The
Ed Price.
young ladies were celebrating
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saun­ their December birthday anniver­
ders. Mr. and Mrs. George Naylor saries.
and Mabel Fox attended the an­
Mrs. Lydia Worden accompa­
nual Christmas party of the Gol­ nied Mmes. Dale Ashcraft and Al
den Hour Missionary chapter held I Thompson to the Christmas meet-
recently at Moore hotel in On­ ; ing of Adrian Garden club. The
tario.
I luncheon was served Dec. 6 at
Party Scheduled
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1966
E NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
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By Dale Witt
KINGMAN KOI A »NY Mrs Al­
berta Strawn mid Mrs. Martha
Bvsendorfer were involved in un
early-morning accident on Dec 5
while enroute to work in Ontario.
They report there were cuttie
on the road near the Edna Hart­
ley farm Mrs Beseiulorfer swerv­
ed her 1965 Volkswagen sedan,
attempting to miss one of the ani­
mals. The car went into a spin,
left the road anil rolled over.
Mrs. Strawn spent five days in
Malheur Memorial hospital where
she was treated for cracked ribs,
contusions of the neck and back
Mrs. Beseiulorfer suffered many
bruises, but was not hospitalized.
Her Volkswagen was demolished
Mr and Mrs. Virgil Viers mid
children were Saturday dinner
guests at the W A. Hines home
in Ontario.
Mrs. Lester Stacy and girls of
Parma were Sunday dinnei guests
in the Willis Conant home
Pollyannas Hold Party
Members of the Pollyanna club
recently held their Christmas par-
ty. with gift exchange, at East
Side cafe in Ontario. During elec­
tion of officers Ethel Viers was
named president; Ruth Bowers,
vice president; Dorothy Nedrow,
secretary. Next meeting will be
Thursday, Feb. 2 in the Nedrow
home.
Mrs. Art Sparks uccompunied
Mrs. Jack Glaze to Ontario Dec. 7
when they attended a luncheon
for Treasure Valley Christian and
Professional Women.
Friday evening visitors in the
Wesley Piercy home at Adrian
were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft,
Mr and Mrs. Bill Toomb.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Van De­
Water and Kent of Big Bend were
Sunday evening visitors in the
Carl Begeman home
The Herschel Thompsons left
last Thursday for Redding, Calif.
They planned to move Ron
Thompson's personal belongings
to Sacramento where he has been
transferred and will be employed
Mr and Mrs. Delrio Brock and
Carol were Saturday evening din­
ner guests of the Bill Toombs.
Bob Petty of Burns was a
weekend guest of Ills mother, Mrs.
Ruth Smit.
Fox Continue* io Improve
Don Fox lontmues to improve,
is now able to lie up und can huve
visitors
He suffered a recent
heart attack, was hospitalized for
several weeks and is now recup
elating at home. Recent visitors
in the Fox home were Mr. and
Mra W ii F m of • Intel m, the
Ernest Campbells of Payette, the
Johnnie Thiel family of Boise.
George Furr of Ridgeview visit­
ed Monday afternoon in the Wnl
ter Pinkston home The Rev. El­
don Hunter of Wilder was a Sat
urday evening visitor.
Mr. and Mrs, Art Sparks were
.Sunday dinner guests at the Carol
Sparks home in Notus.
Mrs Al Thompson was among
those attending a Rebekah Sun­
shine club party held Friday af­
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Ver­
na Martin in Apple Valley.
GROUP VISITS SKI RESORT
Mr. and Mrs. Evencio Murillo
and l.uisito of Costa Ricu and
Man«» Elgue/abal of Nyssa were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Quinowski and family.
T'he group spent the day at Bogus
Basin and dined in Boise that
evening.
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