Pam Me Part land, recorder,
Judi Steiner, librarian.
Messengers are Jill Fran k-
lin, first; Diane Jennings, sec­
ond; Alicia Huffman, third;
The ‘Book of Gold', narrated Marilee Wilson, fourth; Laura
by Mrs. John Olsen and the Mackey, fifth.
Others are Linda Sykes, in­
lighting of the gold cross began
the installation of officers of ner guard; Cindy Tracy, outer
Bethel 33, International Order guard; Lisa Sykes, senior cus­
of Job's Daughters on Tuesday todian; Linda Root, junior
evening, Dec. 19 at the Masonic custodian; Jennifer Ure, Ro­
berta Morrow and Carol Nel­
hall in Nyssa.
During the impressive cere­ son, choir.
Escorted and introduced were
mony, Marilyn Lewis, Susan
Schenk and Lina Flake sang Bethel 33 Past Honored Queens
“Oh, That 1 Was An Angel", Patricia Marc urn, Jane Tim­
accompanied by Patty Urrv on merman, Sheila Huftman, Bar­
bara Mefford and Teresa
the piano.
Installing officers were Jane Fritts, Past Associate Grand
Timmerman, retiring honored Guardian Dr. L. A. Maulding,
queen. Sheila Huffman, install­ Guardian and Associate Guard­
ing officer; Kathleen Me Part - ian Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
land, guide, Patricia Marcum, Wernick; Past Guardians and
marshal; Mrs. Ellen Jones, Past Associate Guardians
chaplain; Barbara Mefford, Messrs, and Mmes Ray Huff­
man, Earl Jennings, G. E.
musician.
Teresa Fritts, junior custod­ Mackey, Dr. Maulding an<1 Mrs.
ian and recorder; Carol Nelson, John Olsen of Bethel 33. Bill
senior custodian and Bible Schireman of Bethel 25, On­
bearer; Diane Jennings, flag tario and Don Humble. Beth­
bearer; Nancy Boydell, guest el 44, Hermiston.
Past Worshipful Masters C.
book; Patricia Marcum, flow­
A. Wernick, Bob Holmes, Ray
ers.
Those installed are Christy Huffman, Bill Schireman of
Nelson, honored queen; Joann Golden Rule lodge 147, Nyssa;
Timmerman, senior princess; Burl Lovell, Vale lodge 141,
Kathy Nelson, junior princess; John Strickland, master elect
Joyce Jennings, guide; Susan of Golden Rule 147, Dick Nel­
Kouns, marshal; Sharlene Kido, son, high priest of the Royal
chaplain; G. G. Holly, music­ Arch Masons of Ontario; Pres­
ian; Cille Tracy, treasurer; ent and Past Master Counsel­
ors of Owyhee Chapter of De-
Molay Rob Stevenson, Tim and
Ted Lovell.
Worthy Patron and Matron
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes
of OES Golden Rule chapter
131; Burl Lovell of Golden
Chain chapter 103 of Vale.
Job's Daughters installed
In "Book Of Gold' Ceremony
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2«, 1967
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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CHRISTY NELSON
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Jane Timmerman was pre­
sented with her past honored
queen’s pm. Christy Nelson was
given her honored queen’s pin.
These were gifts from Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Wernick. The
new honored queen was also
presented with a gift from Gold­
en Rule chapter by Bob Holmes
and a petrified rock gavel by
her father, Dick Nelson. She
received the traveling gavel
for District 1 from Don Humb­
le.
Parents of the five top of­
ficers were introduced. And
after the closing ceremony, re­
freshments of cake, punch and
coffee were served.
Vicki Peterson played the
“Waltz of the Flowers’’ from
the “Nutcracker Suite.”
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YULE ACTIVITIES
The annual Christmas party
for Amity club members and
their husbands was held Decem­
ber 15 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Maim of Apple
Valley.
The game Yahtzee, was
played with prizes won by Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Kynaston, Mrs.
George Carter and Bishop Frell
Blair.
Co-hostesses helping Mrs.
Mann prepare and serve th»'
supp»>r were Mrs. Don Moss,
Mrs. Jay Gibson and Mrs. Ken
Pond.
GEM GROUP MEETS
Th«1 members of the Treasure
Valley Rock and Gem club, met
Dec. 15 at theChristianchurch.
New officers for 1968 were in­
stalled. George Coleman,
president; E. L. Sumpter, vice
president, Delbert Malloy,
treasurer, and Ruth Osborn,
secretary.
Christmas music. group
singing and Christmas gift ex­
change w as a part of the evening
entertainment.
The refreshments were pot­
luck, gixxiie.s the members had
prepared for the holiday festi­
vities.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The members of the Malheur
Memorial hospital auxiliary and
the ANK Garden club gave a
Christmas party Dec. 22 for the
Senior Citizens of the Geriatic
ward at the hospital. Each guest
received several gifts and re­
freshments were served by the
club members.
SAMBA PARTY
Members of the Samba club
met Dec. 22 at the home of Mrs.
S. P. Bybee, for their regular
play and a Christmas gin
exchange.
Mrs. E. G. Thompson of
Abernathy, Texas, arrived by
plane Dec. 19 to spend the
Christmas holidays with her
won, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Jack-
son and family. Other holiday
guests were the Jackson's
duaghter, Mr. and Mi >. John
Wortendyke of Portland who
arrived Dec. 23.,
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Mrs. R. J. Hickey of Norfolk,
Nebr., arrived on th«1 evening
of Dec. 23 to spend several
days with her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Arleigh Adams and family. This
is the first Christmas in 25
years that Mrs. Hickey and her
son have been to gether.
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in Army basic training at Ft.
Lewis, Wash. Haney and John
Wohlcke are sons of th«* Emil
W o h I e k e s , and are spending
several weeks at home. Marvin
is a student at Brigham Young
university. John arrived in
Nyssa on Dec. 16 and plans to
leave for Ft. Lewis on New
Year’s day.
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Holidav guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frell Blair are his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rose-
mond Bla.r of Lewiston. Utah,
and their son. Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Blau and Curtis of Pi ovo.
Both couples plan to stay until
after New Year’s day.
Dec. 20 evening visitors and
overnight guests hi the Ted
Brammer home were Mr. and
Mrs Dale Kirkpatrick of Kim­
berly, Idaho. Mrs. Brammer
and Mrs. Kirkpatrick are
cousins. Th«> couple were en­
route to Eugen«* to spend th«*
holidays with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Richards and sons. Ron is
a son of Nyssan Vern Richards.
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Christmas dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wohlcke
and l.aDawn were Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Brammer, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Haney of Provo, Utah,
and John W ohlcke, who has been
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Byers
were Christmas dinner guests
of her sister, Mrs. Ethel Lay
in Applt* Valley. Other guests
included th«* women’s mother.
Mrs. C ynthia Gill» rt of Wichita,
Kan., Mr ind Mrs. Jolui Soni-
mars and family of Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farmer and
Karla.
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Christmas dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. S.P. Bybe«* were
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bybee, Tarn-
era and Pamela and Claudia
Mathews, Mr. amt Mrs. Owen
Froerer and family and Mrs.
Bybee’s father, H.E.Chamber­
lain.
Pamela and Claudia, wholivt*
DUP MEETING
in Portland, came by plane and
Members of th«’ Daughters of
returned home Dec. 26.
the Utah Pioneers met at the
home of Mrs. S.P. Bybee, Dec.
21 for their regular meeting.
Mrs. Howard Bair read the
lesson and Mrs. Dewey Garner
gave a short history talk. Much
holiday merriment was felt
during the gift exchange and
refreshments.
Holiday guests in the Robert
R. Wilson home were their
daughters, Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Mart tn and Sue of Baker
ami Linda Wilson. Th«* latter
attends Southern Oregon colleg«*
at Ashland. Another guest was
her fiance, Ray Eiland of
Aurora, Ore.
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Marilyn Gonyer, who is
attending Oregon State univer­
sity at Corvallis, arrived home
Dec. 16 to spend th«* holidays
with h« r parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Gonyer. A guest for Christ­
mas ihnner was Glade Williams
of Ft. Rucker, Ala. He is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Williams.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dinford
ami family of Boise, Mr. ami
Mrs. Garv Ward were Christ­
mas day gue its of (heir parents,
Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Dunford and
I h vid.
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Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holcomb
and family spent Christmas day
with her parents, Mr. and Mi s.
Dale Garrison. Another guest
was Garth McGuir«* of Wilder.
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Mr. and Mrs. R«*ul»*n Harold­
sen were Christmas eve dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Kelch at Payette. Other guests
were the Kelch’s daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Brett Sipes ofSeattle.
On Christmas day the Harold-
sens were with their son, Mr.
and Mrs. Elwyn Haroldsen and
Kristin in Boise. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Drink-
all, parents of the young Mrs.
Haroldsen and her grandfather,
Roy Drinkall, Mr. and Mrs.
Clint Simpson and family and
Mrs. Verda Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gann and
Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves were
Christmas eve dinner guests of
Mr. and Mi s. Walter A. Looney
and family. Part of th«* evenings
festivities which was most
Interesting to th«* children was
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Christmas dinner was at the
Owen Gunn home with their
children, grandchildren and
friends present. Mrs. Pauline
Knighten ami sons, Lynn of Vale
and Randy Findley home for the
holidays from University of
Oregon at Eugene and Bill War­
then of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. John
Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Looney and boys.
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Ellen Jones, Dorothy Russell,
Nora Vest and Orma Cleaver
had Christmas eve dinner at the
East sute Cafe in Ontario.
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Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ewen
Chard wer«* Mr. ami Mrs. Ken
Chard and son of Boise, Mr. •
and Mrs. Jack Chaidandfamily
of Meridian, Mr. and Mrs.
Iloiner Whitman and family of
Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. Doyn
Price and family of La Grand«*,
Mi s. Billie Nielsen and family
of Homedale, Mr, and Mrs..
Elver Nielsen, Mi. ami Mrs.
(■ary Nielsen and family and
Ewen's brother Earl Chard.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ewen
C hard and Earl ( hard, Mr. and
Mrs. Doyn Price and family and
Mi. and Mrs. Bonier Whitman
and family of Emmett were
Christmas eve dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen
and family. Christmas day the
Ewen Chards and Earl Chard
had dinner at the Homer Whit­
man home in Emmett.
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