THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1967
PTA Carnival Chairman Expresses
Thanks; Lisis Winners of Prizes
Ry Mr«. Waldo Smalley
APPLE VALLEY At the Sat
urday evening PTA carnival, H< I
mi Wilson wax winner of the
“hum” floor prize. Larry Unger
f won the tape recorder an<| Dr.
Franklin wax recipient of a trim
sistor radio.
Mis. Ernest Fisher, carnival
chairman, has asked the Journal
to express her appreciation to
committee workers, junior and
senior high school students and
to all others who made the event
a success.
Jesse Fry Among
LDS Missionaries
Singing for Pope
By Mabelle McKaguo
N1J ACRES Mrs. George Pul­
sipher recently received a lettei
from her son, Jesse Fry, who is
serving an LDS mission in Italy,
with headquarters in Florence. He
wus among a group of mission­
aries who sang for the Pope upon
his arrival in Florence for the
Christmas season.
The Pope wus an hour late ar­
riving. so the missionaries sang
for the townspeople. While they
were singing, TV cameras record­
ed the progrum for a later half-
hour broadcast shown throughout
Europe. They sang in both Eng­
lish und Italian and greeted the
Pope with “Jingle Bells.”
Jesse reports that this was the
most thrilling Christmas Eve he
hud spent in his whole lifetime.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Beus of
Othello, Wash., were recent vis­
itors in the home of her mother,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pulsipher.
They had been on an extended
trip to Michigun and stopped en­
route home.
Leavo for Madras
Mmes. Rulph Baxter and Bert
Schmidt visited Friday ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Heap in Boise. The Heap couple
visited Sunday in the Baxter resi­
dence. Mrs. Schmidt and son,
Charles, left Monday for their
home at Madras. Ore. Charles had
been visiting friends and rela­
tives in Nampa and plans to join
the U. S. Navy in the near future
Mmes. Elizabeth Baxter, Effie
Nielsen and Mabelle McKaguo
spent Friday afternoon visiting
Mrs. V. C. Walker in Parma.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKague,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Heideman and
children, all of Caldwell, were
Sunday afternoon visitors in the
Mike McKague home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bryan vis­
ited Sunday afternoon with rela­
tives and friends in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mell arrived
home Sunday night from a trip
to Texas and Louisiana where
they visited relatives and friends.
,Tony also visited two former ship­
mates who served with him in
the U. S. Navy.
VISTT FRUITLAND COUPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jenkins
visited Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. John French at
Fruitland, Friday evening visit-
ors in the Jenkins home were Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Beers.
Sunday dinner guests in the
Dwight Seward home were Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Wild, the Hugh
Pierce family of Twin Falls and
Mrs Ethel Wild Marilyn Clark­
son, Cheryl and Aleta Anderson
of Nyssu und several students
from Northwest Naz.urene college
in Nampa held u party Sunday
evening with refreshments served
in the Seward residence.
Mis Betty Grimes of Caldwell
was a Sunday visitor in the Waldo
Smalley home.
Danny Shippy was a weekend
guest of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Earl Boston. They took him
to his home in Weiser Sunday
evening and enroute home visited
the George Colemans at Ontario.
Sells Couple Honorod
Mr. und Mrs. Paul Tuttle of
Notus entertained last ! Thursday
evening honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Sells who rei 'side on a
Cattle ranch near Arrowrock dam
Other guests were Messrs, and
Mmes. Ed Sells of Parma, Art
Sells of Caldwell, Carl Sells of
Nyssa; Mr. and Mrs. Clay Thorn­
ton and Don, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hardy of Notus.
Mrs. Will Butler, a former resi­
dent of this community, succumb­
ed Friday in the nursing home at
Payette.
Sunday dinner guests of the
Charles Pitmans were Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Pitman and sons of
Boise.
Karen Saunders of Boise was
a Friday overnight guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Saunders.
Mrs Hugh Pierce and Kimber-
lee of Twin Falls arrived Friday
to spend the weekend with her
parents, the Dwight Sewards. Her
husband and son had been stay­
ing with the Sewards for the past
week.
Hereford Breeders
Of Eastern Oregon
Schedule Bull Sale
Entries from 22 members of the
Eastern Oregon Hereford Breed­
ers association list 80 registered
bulls consigned to their annual
spring sale to be held Feb. 24 at
the Malheur county fairgrounds
in Ontario.
President Albert Wolfkiel of
Meridian reports that all animals
will be graded by the committee
and sold by grade. The grading
will be done at the fairgrounds
<>n the previous afternoon.
Catalogues are being printed
listing consignors and various lots
to be offered. They will also
show pedigree of each animal
consigned, and will be available
soon at the county agent’s office
in Ontario.
Among the 22 consignors are
Douglas Hislop of Parma, Tom
Jayo, Terry Oft and Teresa Top-
liff of Nyssa and Clifford Nielsen
of route 1, Ontario.
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
CHURCH WOMEN ANNOUNCE
"DAY OF PRAYER" SERVICE
United Church Women of the
Nyssa - Adrian area announce
that a "World Day of Prayer"
service will bo held at 2 p.m.
Friday. Feb. 10. at Adrian Com­
munity church.
“Of His Kingdom There Shall
Be No End" is theme of this
year's world-wide observance.
Auxiliary Women
Report Activities,
Announce Spring Tea
PAGE THREE
MRS. BROWER RETURNS
Nelsons Allend
Recent Meeting
Of Oil Growers
A meeting of Malheut Memorial
hospital auxiliary was held Jan.
23 in the hospital basement, with
By Avo Moeller
President Jessie Morgan presid-
ARCADIA
—Mr. and Mrs. Dick
ing. Reports were given by Mrs.
Dick Forbess, secretary, and Mrs. I Nelson attended a meeting of Es­
sential Oil Growers association
Ralph Lawrence, treasurer.
held last week in Corvallis. While
IN APPRECIATION
Mrs. Bernard Eastman also re­ in that area, they visited Nelson’s
We take this opportunity to ported on nurses’ training funds.
and sister, Mr. and
thank our friends tor the many She announced that graduating brother-in-law
kindnesses expressed in thought I seniors, interested in taking nur­ Mrs. Jack Godwin and family in
and deed following the death of ses’ training, are urged to contact Portland.
our loved one. We also extend her or any officer of the auxiliary.
our deepest appreciation to Drs.
A nominating committee will
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers vis­
L A. Maulding and K. E. Kerby be selected at the Feb 23 meeting ited Saturday evening in the
and the entire staff at Malheur ' to be held in the hospital base­ Charlie Bowers home near Ad­
Memorial hospital for their ment.
rian. Other visitors were Mr. and
thoughtful considerations.
Pheral Dodson, hospital admin­ Mrs. Richard Callahan and fam­
—The Family of
istrator, spoke to the group on ily of McCall.
Rommel) Moss
activities the auxiliary had spon­
Mr and Mrs. Johnny Carroll
sored and also talked on general and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
hospital operations.
Sweet of Boise were Saturday
To members of Nyssa First
visitors in the Henry Carroll resi­
It
was
announced
that
the
or
­
Christian church, Oregon Trail
dence. Mrs. Jim Carroll and girls
ganization
’
s
annual
spring
tea
will
Grange and my other friends, I
be in "March. Mrs. Lawrence of Vale were Jan. 25 visitors.
take this opportunity to say served
refreshments prior to ad­
Mrs. Opal Sutherland of Pay­
thanks for gifts, messages of cheer
ette was a Sunday visitor in the
and visitations following my re­ journment.
Henry Carroll home.
cent eye surgery. The “welcome
Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller,
mat’’ is always out at our home
Journal Classifieds Mrs.
Fred Norman and sons visit­
and I shall continue to enjoy those
ed last Thursday with Mrs. Moel-
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An Evening With
THE NEW
Owners of Gas Firm
Mrs. J. E. Brower returned Jan.
22 after accompanying Mrs. John Attend Convention
Peterson to Othello, Wash., where In Washington, D.C.
the Petersons recently moved.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jackson
Prior to moving to Othello they recently returned from a nine-day
resided in Michigan.
business - pleasure trip to Wash­
ington, D.C. Jackson is the Ore­
ler’s aunt, Margaret Pruitt, at the gon director for National Lique­
fied Petroleum Gas association.
Robert Moore home in Boise.
Highlight of the convention was
Attend Anniversary Event
a congressional breakfast at the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tschida of Mayflower hotel in the capital
Ontario visited Sunday afternoon city.
with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard.
Representative Al Ullman, his
Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. assistant and Senator Wayne
Al Thompson of the Kingman Morse were guests of the Jack-
Kolony area near Adrian. The sons at the breakfast. They also
Bullards and Thompsons then at­ visited with the Ullmans and
tended a golden wedding open Mark Hatfields. They were coffee
house event honoring Mr. and guests of Senator and Mrs. Morse
Mrs. George Stewart at Vallivue. in the Senators’ private dining
Also attending the reception were room of the old Senate Office
Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller.
building.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob re­
While in Virginia, they were
turned early last week after a house guests of Jackson’s sister,
week-long visit with relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Jones.
Portland.
They were also dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Carroll, Col. and Mrs. Ed Marxsen at Ar­
Terry Sweet, Ruth and Roy Car­ lington, Va.
roll went sleighing Sunday in the
hills near Boise.
SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge
Visitors last Thursday evening
in the Dick Corn home were the were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Dick Nelsons and Wilbur Ather­ and Mrs. John Metzler at Fruit­
land.
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