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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1966 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON Monday Anniversary Reception to Fete Perle Davis Couple Fylligness-Ranck Vows Exchanged Amid Setting of Yuletide Greenery of Mr. und Mrs. Perle Davis the Ridgeview community will observe their golden wedding an niversary with an open house re ception from 2 to 5 pm Monday, Jan. 2, 1967. at the Presbyterian church in Homedale. Hosts and hostesses for the event will lie the honorees’ children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davis of the Succor (’reek area, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde (Frances) Newman of Homedale, Messrs. and Mmes. Don, Gene and Frank Davis, all of Bruneuu und Dick Davis of Adrian. All friends of the couple and their family are cordially invited * * Mrs Penrod Entertains Mrs. Paul Penrod entertained last week for members of her Thursday bridge club. In addition to a party, with gift exchange, regular play was in progress with Mrs. Muri Lancaster and Mrs. Penrod winning high score prizes. * ENTERTAINS SAMBA CLUB Mrs. S. P. Bybee entertained Thursday for members of her Sumba club. It was the group’s annual Christmas party with reg ular members present. High score prizes went to Mrs. Bybee and Mrs. Fred Guthrie. «—* ENTERTAINS AMITY GROUP MH. and MRS. THOMAS F. RANCK The annual Christmas dinner Before an altar graced with and party was held Friday eve The bride is a daughter of Har MISS TERESA HAMILTON . . . Now Honored Queen ning for Amity club members and Christmas greenery, Miss Kristine old and Dona Dimmick Fylling • ♦ ♦ ♦ their husbands at the Charles Fyllingness became the bride of ness of Portland and a grand Mann residence in Apple Valley. Thomas F. Ranch during an 8 o’ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Games were a highlight of the clock evening ceremony on Sat Dimmick of Nyssa. The bride urday. Dec. 17, 1966, in Portland groom’s parents are Frederick session. The double-ring rites were per Ranck of Pleasanton, Calif., and *—* Mr. and Mr». Vaughn Stringer formed at Peace Church of the Olive Ranck of Portland. Miss Teresa Hamilton was in senior custodian; Bonnie Sappe, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brethren by the Rev. Edward Given in marriage by her stalled as honored queen of Bethel junior custodian and Judy Barnes, Wilson and family were Christ Duncan in the presence of 75 father, the bride wore a white 33, International Order of Job’s recorder. mas dinner guests in the Bob Mc guests. Organist was David Kess gown of A-line design, made by Daughters during a ceremony held ler. her mother. She carried a bou Appointive officers include Kinney home. Thursday evening, Doc. 22, 1966, Joyce Jennings, chaplain; Gloria quet of white orchids and roses. in the Eagles hall. The "Twenty- Holly, musician; Judi Steiner, Miss Laurie Litowinsky, as maid Third Psalm" theme was used treasurer; Laura Mackey, record of honor, was attired in a dress and the Bible verse was narrated er; Karen Main, librarian. Mes of mint green and carried a bou by Mrs. Hudson Robb, grand sengers are Linda Hoot, first; Su quet of green and white carna mother of the new queen. Miss san Kouns, second; Linda Mc- tions. Butch Fyllingness served Hamilton is a daughter of Mr. and Partland, third; Jackie Franklin, By Dale Wi»» * Judy Pratt attended a Christ i as best man, while ushers were Mis. Bill Hamilton, former Nys- fourth; Pam Hamilton, fifth. NEWE1J, HEIGHTS — Christ mas tea held Saturday at the Wil Barry West and Dick Lundbom. sans now residing in Ontario. Mothers of the couple were Other new officers are Cindy mas dinner guests in the Jim ton Jackson home in Nyssa. Other new elective officers are Tracy, inner guard; Nancy Boy Webster home were the Ed and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge left dressed in green and wore orchid Jane Timmerman, senior princess; dell, outer guard; Cille Tracy, Jim Waddells of Ontario. I Saturday morning for Prineville corsages. A reception was held at the Christy Nelson, junior princess; senior custodian; Alicia Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Thompson ' to spend the holidays with their JoAnn Timmerman, guide; and junior custodian; Gayle Able- and son of Heppner, Ore., Mr. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim church following the ceremony and a wedding cake, made by the Kathy Nelson, marshal. The Tim , man, corresponding secretary; Jill Mrs. Bob Harris and daughter of Grooms. bridegroom’s mother, centered the merman sisters are daughters of Franklin, senior page; Marilee Melba spent Christmas day with refreshment table. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman Wilson, junior page; Marcia the women’s parents, the Corne Mrs. Hardman Entertains Mrs. Sid Hardman served din- Assisting with serving were who reside near Adrian and the Young and Shnrlene Kido, Indies lius Bartons. ner Friday evening to a group of Mrs. Dimmick, Mrs. Faye Schrie- Nelson girls' parents are Mr. and of the lights. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Munn and young people from Owyhee Com ner of Yakima and Mrs. Wilma Mrs Dick Nelson of the Arcadia Lighting the tapers for the family were Christmas Eve din munity church after they had re Clark of Seattle. area. In addition to the bride’s grand Miss Sheila Huffman served as candlelight rites were Angie Par ner guests of their son-in-law and turned from caroling. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Timmer parents of Nyssa, Mrs. Schriener installing officer of the evening. ra, Kathy Strickland and Carolyn daughter, Mr and Mrs. David She was assisted by Trudy Olsen Funk. Vickie Hamilton was in Wynn and family. The Wynns man and family were Christmas and Mrs. Clark, another special as guide; Sandi Bennett, marshal; charge of guest registration and were Sunday dinner guests in the Eve dinner guests of her brother. guest was the bridegroom’s father Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and fam from California. Patricia Marcum, chaplain; Lynda Kathy Getman, the flowers. The Munn home. Christmas dinner guests in the ily in Big Bend. The newlyweds are both stu Cundall, musician; Cathy Berry, flag was presented by Diane Jen nings and vocalists were Linda Dewey Garner home were her The Rollo Fenns were Friday dents at Portland State college Ballou, Karen Main, Carol and mother, Mrs. Letty Taylor of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. and are residing at 10727 NE Utah, the Dee Garner and Clark Ronnie Ward and son. The Fenn Prescott in the Rose city. Mary Pond. REINFORCING The new honored queen was Olsen families. couple and Mrs. Nellie Newbill Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn were were Christmas dinner guests of Shower Fetes Bride-Elect presented a gavel by her parents CONCRETE and received the honored queen's Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mary McConnell and her Pam Bybee and Marilyn Gon- pin from Miss Huffman. She was Mrs. Benny Beach in Vale. brother. Bill Snyder in Nyssa. yer honored Miss Vicki Newman given a gift by Mrs. Theron Arrive From California The Fenns were Monday dinner with a Dec. 22 personal shower in H-Inch 4c Foot also Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jacobson guests in the McConnell home. (Kay) Wheeler, worthy matron of the Jay Bybee home. Games were W-Inch 7c Foot Golden Rule Chapter 131, OES. and family of Chester, Calif., ar Members of the Richard Fenn played and traditional refresh % Inch 10c Foot Miss Huffman was presented a rived last Thursday to spend the family were Christmas guests of ments were served. Miss Newman and Tony Binder Vi-Inch 10c Foot past queen's jewel during the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Fenn’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marie Moore. The Jacobson fam Clifford Matthews at Caldwell. evening program. plan a Dec. 31 wedding in St. %-Inch 15c Foot Escorts and introductions in ily and Mrs. Moore were Christ The Jim Webster and Jim Bridget ’s Catholic church. Concrete Nettings cluded honored queens, past hon mas Eve dinner guests of Jacob Waddell families were Christmas is—:;: ored queens, past guardians and son’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eve dinner guests of the Ed Wad Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and 3c Per Square Foot Faw at Vale, and were Sunday dells at Ontario. associate guardians. family of Seneca. Ore., Mrs. A reception was held at the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Downer Family Arrives Blanche Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Du dose of the ceremony and enter K. I. Peterson in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. John Downer and ane Weeks and family of Mil tainment was provided by Carol A pre - Christmas dinner was children of Taft, Calif., arrived waukie were Christmas dinner Owyhee Junction and Mary Pond who sang several served on the evening of Dec. 21 Dec. 21 to spend the holidays guests at the Glen Weeks resi Phone 372-2108 selections and accompanied them in the Jake Borge home. Guests with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dence in Parma. Mrs. Blanche selves on guitars. were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Eilers M. L. Judd. The Judds and their, Weeks, the Glen and Duane of Ontario and Mrs. Marie Moore. guests visited that day with Weeks families, Sandra and Den Mr. and Mrs. Gary Costley of the Robert Overstreets in Boise. zel Weeks were Christmas Eve Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christmas dinner guests in the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Plais John Spence of Ontario were Christmas parental Judd home were the L. J. son and family at Parma. Eve dinner guests of Mrs. Lydia and Ross Kinneys of Ontario and Worden. the M. O. Judd family. Evening guests of the Carl Lee Hills were Leslie Topliff was a guest on visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Eu her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon • Greater Stopping Power Ward and Dennis of Caldwell, and Christmas Eve for an oyster feed gene Judd of Jerome. held in the home of his son, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam enter her two brothers, Mr. and Mrs. • Greater Starting Power and Mrs. Irvin Topliff and family. tained with Christmas dinner for Larry Ward and Rex Ward of • Will Not Shorten Tire Mileage Mrs. Gladys Morfitt of Nyssa their children, including the Dick Portland. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd and was a Christmas Eve and Sunday Stam family of Fruitland, the Jim Thousands of cuts are made across the fire tread, j dinner guest of her son-in-law Miller family of Big Bend and sons were Christmas Eve dinner making flexible gripping blocks which grip the guests of the L. J. Kinneys at On [ and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dud the Louis Stam family. road like tiger paws! ley Kurtz and family. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. tario. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson Sustains Knee Injury and Mrs. Mike Zamora were their LET US SIPE ALL FOUR The Ray Simpsons report that son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and were Christmas Eve guests in the Gene Simpson home and were OF YOUR TIRES! their son, Raymond Simpson of I Mrs. Jim Victor of Boise. Christmas Eve dinner guests in also Sunday dinner guests. Other I Gresham, recently injured a knee j while on the job. He was hit by the Carl Lee Hill residence were Christmas day dinner guests were [ a 4 x 4 and was off work for sev C. B. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eason and eral days. Hill and Shelley. Sunday dinner son of Homedale PAGE FIVE Traditional Events Mark Holiday Season Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sallee of Da vis, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sallee, George Sallee were Christ mas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilton and family. Mrs, George Sallee was summoned to California due to the illness of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Maynard and baby of Ellensburg, Wash., spent the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Long. Jerry, son of the Longs, left Tuesday for Navy duty and will be stationed at San Diego for 12 weeks. Wayne Rigg» of Oregon State university in Corvallis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Manning and family of San Bernardino, Calif., are spending the Christmas holidays with the Lewis Riggs family and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Orville Maze of Quincy, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson and family, Lt. Col. and Mrs Ralph Maze of Colorado Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ramsey and family of Bend were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Maze. KINGREYS WED 55 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kingrey celebrated their 55th wedding an niversary on Christmas Eve day. Arriving to help observe the an niversary and to spend the holi days with them was their daugh ter, Mrs. Lucille Stewart of Ta coma, Wash. Mr. and Mr». Jake Fischer en tertained with Christmas dinner for their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Godfrey and family of Boise; her sisters, Messrs, and Mmes. Roy Roark, Rex Snow and son of Caldwell, and Mrs. Fischer’s brother. Bill Maxwell of Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Minard Hart were Christmas dinner guests of the Ralph Lowe family. Carolyn Lowe spent the holiday weekend with her par ents, the Ralph Lowes. She is employed at a bank in Coos Bay. Mr. and Mr». Dave Murray of Portland spent the Christmas holidays with their parents, the Carl Sells and Jim Murrays. The Sells’ two eldest children, Carolyn and Frank, accompanied the Mur ray couple to Portland and plan to return home around New Year’s Day. 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