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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1968 THfe NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, i ill MAIN PAGE FOUR Feb. 1 I (»olden Event To Honor Dickson Couple Friends and relatives of Nyssans Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson, formerly of ironside, are invited to attend an open house reception in honor of their golden wedding anniver sary. The event will be held from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 11, at the American Legion hall in Vale. Hosts and hostesses for the 50th anniversary reception will be the honorees* children Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carman. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNulty, Mr. PAULINE L. BUTLER and Mrs. John Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Williams, Mr. Her engagement to Michael W. and Mrs. PaulSmurthwaite, Mr. Hastriter is being announcedby and Mrs. Robert Reed and Miss her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darlene Dickson. Webb of Adrian. The bride-elect and her fiance are both grad uates of Adrian high school. 3< k Miss Butler is a student at BRIDGE ACTIVITIES Brigham Young university in Provo, Utah. The future-bride groom was a medical corpsman Duplicate bridge winners for in the United States Navy the Jan. 29 regular play, are an past four years, serving nine nounced by Mrs. Houston Wil months with the Marines in son, hostess for the weekly Vietnam. He is presently parties. attending Eastern Oregon col First place honors went to lege in La Grande. A definite Mrs. Houston Wilson and Bruce date has not been selected by Hauser. Second place went to the betrothed couple. Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Danford. Third place was taken by Mr. and Mrs. George Sallee. Samba Group Meets Next session will be regular play, Feb 5 at the Houston Wilson home. Members of the Samba club met recently at the home of Mrs. T. H. Eldredge. Prize winners were Mrs. ‘Shorty* IN APPRECIATION Brandt and Mrs. Wilbur Hol We take this opportunity to comb. express our sincere apprecia tion for the flowers, food and other acts of kindness shown at the time of death of our loved one. Special thanks go to women of the Kingman Kolony Polly anna club for serving the dinner, and to the ladies of Adrian Community church. - The family of Berle Phifer, his brothers and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers. Whv The Christian Science Monitor recommends you read your local newspaper Your local newspaper keeps you in formed of what’s happening in your area — community events, public meetings, stories about people in your vicinity. These you can’t — and shouldn't — do without. 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By Goldie Roberts Door prizes w»re presented blem club »ill hold their annual Sweetheart Dav event Feb. 10 to one mother and one daughter. BIG BIND • Mmes. John at the Elks Temple. “ The Twelve other prizes were given Packwood, Burton Barnes, Var Sweetheart Mod Ball” is theme during the evening (<> the young ner Hopkins, Ernest Seuell, for this year’s event. Genera, guests. l.eRoy Bennett and Edythe rhairman is Donella Byt» e. Prosser attended Jan. 23, 1968 A luncheon will be served graveside services for Mrs. from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. PINOCHLE PARTIES Marguerite Scott at the Parma folio* ed by cards. Verna High score prize winners at cemetery. Mrs. Scott, 70 years Coffinbury is chairman of the the pinochle ¡»arty held Jan. 27 of age, succumbed last week in afternoon budge and pinochle at the IOO! hail were John La Grande. She was a daughter sessions to be in play until Cleaver and Marie Stockdale. of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Purdy, 4 o’clock. Climaxing the Second high went to W.C. early pioneers of Big Bend, days activities will be a smor ■Brownie’ Brown and Ethel and had spent a good portion of gasbord. Mary Danielson is Cleaver, with the traveling her life in this area. chairman and serving »ill be awards going to Winnie Unwin Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Hall from 7 to 9 p.m. and Jimmy of Payette visited and Agreta Schoen. The evening program will in Hostesses for the evening Jan. 27 with Mr. and Mrs. clude spot dances, door prizes were Blanche Weeks, Bertha Jesse. Higgins. and drawing for a transistor Rudelick and Angie Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blamire radio Next party will be Feb. 10 and family of Gooding, Mr. and The Emblem Club is given at the Odd Fellows hall in Nyssa. Mrs. Jack Slaybaugh and family this day once a year by mem of Emmett; Mr. and Mrs. Ricks bers of (he Elks Lodge of Ontar Gale and family, Mr. and Mrs. io. It is the women's main i' ORDER OF • Kenneth Smith and family of inon?y-making source for Boise; Mrs. Frank Shelton and charity projects. They have daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Shaw EASTERN complete operation of club and granddaughter were Jan. 21 rooms, withall help volunteered guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chet STAR by Emblem members. All Elks Smith. Later they all attended and their sweethearts are in a wedding reception for Mr. and vited to attend. Members of Golden Rule Mrs. Dennis Mann at the Varlo chapter No. 131, Order of East Price home. ern Star held their regular Word was received Saturday The Emblem club‘s mother meeting Jan. 15 at the Ma evening, Jan. 27 by Boyce and daughter banquet was attended sonic hall, with Worthy Matron W. C. Van dvW.iti-i of the death by 37 women and 56 teenage Della Holmes presiding. girls on the evening of Jan. Everyone dressed for a hobo 22 at the Elks lodge hall in party which followed the bus Ontario. iness session. Best-dressed Highlights Meeting Tables were d'corated with prizes went to Gladys Newbill feather bouquets, matching and George Cartwright. Of Sorority Group candles and favors by co-cha.r- Mulligan stew was served by Members of Upsilon chapter men Dorraine Keele and Verna the host and hostesses, Mr. of Delta Kappa Gamma met Coffinbury. and Mrs. Cartwright and Pat Jan. 22 in the Nyssa City Li Richard Dalzell, vocal in ricia Marcum. brary conference room. A des structor at Treasure Valley Hobo-stick pouches contained sert luncheon was served by the Community college; and his favors, and were presented to Nyssa Wesleyan Service Guild wife, Sue, presented three vocal all present. from an attractively decorated numbers, accompanied on the table featuring snowmen. piano by Mary Lou Powers. President Evelyn Harms, in Students of Sally Seilers’ troduced Mrs. Idalene Reney of FEB. 5 MEETING SET School of Dancing entertained Ontario as program chairman. Next meeting of the Golden She presented as a panel, Rev. ACTIONS DISCUSSED Rule chapter will be Feb. 5'Edward Me Indoo, Mrs. Harriet in th? Masonic hall. Initiation Flanagan and Police Chief Jim ‘Why Do We Act The Way rites will be a highlight of Jones of Ontario and Librarian We Do?* was the subject of the the session. Mrs. Norma ’Jrry of Nyssa. Tri-Valley extension units fifth Their topic was, “Choicesan meeting held Jan. 19 at the Educator Should Make Con home of Mrs. Earl Ward. cerning Value Patterns.” A Problem situations, forces EAGLES I challenging discussion centered in the personally and how be on moral, social, legislative and AUXILIARY I econom c values. havior can be changed were among subjects discussed. Re A highlight of the business cordings by Roberta Fraiser, session was a detailed report extension family life specialist, Two American Cancer Soci- by President Harms about plans were played to add to the lesson, ety films for women will be which have been made for the shown at 8 30 p.m., Tuesday, Alpha Rho state convention Feb. 6 at the Eagles hall in which this group will be hosting Nyssa. There will also be a doc on May ¡Hi at Ontario. CLUB MEETINGS At the close of the meeting tor in attendance. This will be open to the public Mrs. Urry’ took the group on Members of the Arcadia Sun shine club will hold their an and interested women may con a tour of the library. nual Valentine party for mem tact Mrs. Lyle Reece for fur bers and their husbands Feb. 6 ther information. Next regular meeting of the at seven p.m. in the home of CORRECTION - The wording Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Brig Olsen. Auxiliary will be held at 7:30 in Bestway Building Center ad This will be a potluck dinner p.m. on Feb. 6. in the last issue of the Journal A Valentine potluck dinner should have read ‘'Exterior and visitors are welcome. for husbands or partners will Rough Plywood” and not "Extra be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. Rough Plywood”. Manager Roy 20. Thelma Mefford and Faye O’Neil does not sell plywood that The members of the Sunshine McGinnis will be in charge of is EXTRA rough and the Journal Club will meet at 2 p.m. Feb. the dinner. management regrets the error. 2 in the home of Mrs. Elton The birthday party for Jan Clapp. Assistant hostess will uary and February honorees be Nita Mae Wiley. will also be held that evening. « DR. RALPH 1. OVERMAN . . . Knife A Fork ClubSpeaker Dr. Overman, educational con sultant for the Oak Ridge, Tenn., Technical Enterprises, Inc., and consulting scientist, will be guest speaker at the Feb. 3 meeting of Knife and Fork club patrons. The dinner meet ing is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. at East Side cafe in Ontario. Subject of Dr. Over man’s talk will be “Which Way the Atom?*' He helped train almost 6 thousand scientists, engineers, teachers and phy sicians while serving as chair man of the special training division at the Oak Ridge In stitute of Nuclear Studies for seventeen years. He is a Fel low in the American Associa tion for the Advancement of Science and also in the Ameri can Nuclear Society. He went to Oak Ridge in 1944 with the Atomic Bomb project. His talk promises to be stimulating, as well as eye-opening, as Dr. Overman is a recognized scientist who is tops in his profession. He is also noted as a delightful and accomplished speaker. THANKS TO FRIENDS This ‘Thank You’ is for all my good friends who so kindly remembered me with visits, cards, letters and gifts, during my recent hospitalization and since my return home. - Mrs. Wyatt Smith. LUMBER SALE! 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Among its vic tims have been Mrs. Boyce Van deWater, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witty, Steve Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs. lister Hill and family of Boise were Jan. 28 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins. Randy and Timmy remained for a longer visit. * He's A Good Citizen * A Good Family Man * A Good ¡Neighbor “IN YOUR HAIR"! Males, Spayed Females $2.00 Unspayed Females. . . $3.00 Mrs. Edythe Prosser was 1 Jan. 28 dinner guest of Mrs." Gertye Jones in Adrian. Eleven women met Jan. 24 In the home of Mrs. Varner Hop kins for a sewing instruction on knits, given by Miss Sally Meeuwsen, Malheur county ex tension agent. Mr. and Mrs. RayCartwright visited Jan. 26 with Mrs. Naomi Wright. (THERE ARE A LOT HOPE TO BE AROUND FOR MANY YEARS YET - BUT NOT " — LICENSE FEES — of their brother, Howard, of Marlon, Ind. He succumbed after suffering a heart attack on th*» previous Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dvlno Brock and Carol of Sunset Valley, Mrs. Edythe Prosser were Jan. 28 evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Robert» in honor of Roberts* birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seuell recently visited with relatives in Connell and Spokane, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Seuell of Nampa spent the weekend with his sister, Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Vainer Hopkins visited Jan. 25withCreola Betts in Boise. They also visited with her sister, Mrs. Faye Pelton of Clarkston, Wash., who was a guest in the Betts home. Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Mrs. Edythe Prosser were Jan. 25 luncheon guests of Mrs. Marie Douglas and Mrs. Florence Henderllder. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wixxl and family of Marsing visited Jan. 28 with Elmer Woods and Harvey Bennetts. Mrs. Loretta Reed of Boise visited Jan. 28 with Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van deWater. Mrs. Vert Bishop attended a recent meeting of the county home extension advisory com mittee at the home of Mrs. James Reeher near Ontario. Mrs. Dyre Roberts enter tained Jan. 28 with a birthday dinner for her husband. Guests DO YOU KNOW JOHN? FOR YOUR PATRONAGE AND FRIENDSHIP DURING THE 31 YEARS SPENT IN NYSSA. No Later Than March 1, 1968 On All Dogs In The City Of Nyssa Over 8 Months Of Age. | were their twin daughters, Sharon and Karen and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Higgihs attended a Jan. 28 family din ner at th«1 Warren Hwoodhonw ill Emmett. The dinner honored Delbert Elwixid who Is leaving for Navy duty. Janies McGinnis recently hurt his back while working and is reported to be slowly re covering al his home. Memtiers of the Adrian gar den club will meet Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 6 in the home ot Mrs. Varner Hopkins. The program will be "Teather Flowers." 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