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PAGE FOUR COWBELLES SLATE GRANGE NEWS F MR. AND MRS. JERALD DENNIS McCAIN Miss Patricia Marie Neely became the bride of Jerald Dennis McCain in a double ring ceremony performed at 8 p.m., October 18, 1969, in the St. Paul Lutheran Church at Ontario. The ceremony was solemnized in the presence of one hundred guests by the Rev. Orville Jacobson of Nys sa. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a white satin, A-line floor length gown, fashioned with a lace yolk, three quarter-length bell sleeves and a lace train, Her veil was shoulder-length tulle netting. She carried a bouquet of orange gladiolas. Matron of honor was a sis ter of the bride, Mrs. Sandra Benoit. Her gown was orange crystalet, accented with white. She carried a bouquet of white gladiolas. Attending as bridesmaids were Kay Neely, sister of the bride, and Bunny McCain, sis ter of the groom They wore matching empire style dresses of orange velvet and each car ried a long stemmed whit* glad ioli. Serving as best man was Don Beebe, while ushers were Bruce Spelman and Allen Benoit, bro ther-in-law of the bride. Soloist was Mrs. Tom Nishi- tani accompanied by Kim Her- mansen. Becky Tyner, sister of the bride was flower girl. The church was decorated wifi two baskets of orange gladiolas and candleabra with white tapes. For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Tyner wore a white double knit dress and an orange gladi oli corsage. The groom’s mo- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1969 TMt NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON "WK------------ WÌC ■ Members of CWA of Oregon Trail Grange met November 4, at the home of Mrs. Harold Kurtz. Plans for the Christmas party to be held December 2, at the home of Mrs. Gerrit Stam, were completed. Exchange gifts are not to exceed $1 in value. All grange women are invited to attend. Eleven women answered roll call, and refreshments were served by the co-hostess, Mrs. Tom Drydale. COMING EVENTS A Malheur County Cowbelles meeting will be held at 12:30 FRIDAY, NOV. 14 - St. Paul’s p.m., November 17, in the Dra gon Room of the East Side cafe Guild of Episcopal Church will Members of Oregon Trail sponsor a rummage sale Nov. in Ontario. Grange met November 6, for church basement. All members and prospective 14-15 in their regular session, with members are urged to attend. Master Don Somers presiding. SATURDAY, NOV. 15 - U- Standing committees were nited Methodist Church Bazaar. appointed, and plans for in MONDAY, NOV. 17 - 12:30 stallation of officers were dis CHRYSANTHEMUM Malheur Cowbelles meeting in cussed. Dragon Room at the East Side Pomona Grange Master Ira SOCIETY MEETS cafe in Ontario. Price announced that the Po The Treasure Valley Chry mona memberswill meet Satur santhemum Society Chapter of THURSDAY, NOV. 20 - day, November 15, at Ontario Heights Grange hall. A dinner the National Chrysanthemum Oregon Trail Grange meeting at noon served by the host Society. USA held its November at the hall. grange will precede the meeting. THURSDAY, NOV. 20- 2p.m. Mrs. Dyre Bennett presided meeting. All grange members Ruth Robinson Circle of United over the business meeting at are urged to attend whether or Methodist Church will meet at not they are Pomona members. which the officers for the en the home of Mrs. Bessie Mc The speaker will be William suing year were elected. They Connell. Murphy, from TVCC. Histopic are Mrs. Richard Russell, vale, president; Mrs. Vera will be on soil testing. During the Lecturer’s pro Moyer, Weiser, vice president; gram, a report was given by Mrs. Elton McCormick, Parma, Mrs. Don Crego, on the "Safe secretary; and Mrs. Homer ty Features One Should Watch Emmons, Weiser, treasurer. For When Buying Toys Mrs. Arie Bakker of Ontario will be the general chairman of For Children.” Lecturer Lois Boenig re the 1970 show. Appreciation was expressed ported that the 103rd National Grange is meeting in Daytona from those winning trophies at Firms and Beach, Florida. A short his the 1969 show. tory of Florida revealed the in individuals giving awards were formation that Florida has been the 1st National Bank of Ore under five flags; Spain, France, gon, Ontario branch, Andrews England, Republic of West Flo Seed Co., Ontario Grain Com rida, and finally statehood in pany, Martha Judd, and Ont ario Chamber of Commerce. 1845. There will be no meetings Lunch was served to 21 mem bers by the Rev. and Mrs. until April, 1970. Don Crego. Next meeting will be held Thursday evening, November 20. Information about a special program on that date will be announced later. CAREY CLARK Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary met Mr. and Mrs. LouisH.Clark, Nov. 10, at the home of Vera of Alexandria, Louisiana an Club Meeting Tobler. Ten members were present. During the meeting nounce the engagement of their daughter, Carey, to Airman 1/c Rebekah Friendship Club met sixty flowers were made. They Ross J. English. He is the will meet at two o ’ clock, De Friday, Nov. 7 at the Internal son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell cember 1, at the Nyssa Com Order of Odd Fellows Hall, with W. Engilsh, Rt. 3, Parma, Idaho. 10 members present. Following munity hall, located at 2nd and The couple is planning a No Ehrgood. At this meeting they the meeting bunco was played, will pack cookies for the Ve vember 22, wedding at the Cal Mrs. Angia Cook took high h- terans ’ Hospital in Boise, and vary Baptist Church in Alex- nors, Mrs. Merle Johnson, receiving anderia. traveling and Mrs. Alma King would appreciate cookies from anyone that wants rey, low. The next meeting will be a Christmas party and gift to help with the project. The exchange. Refreshments were December hostess will be Mrs. served by Mrs. Cecil Morri Jean Maughn. ther was attired in a red double knit dress and wore a white gladioli corsage. The three-tiered white wed ding cake was decorated with orange flowers topped with doves. The recpetion was held in the recreation room of the church, with Mrs. Ralph Cone, Mrs. Linda Moore, Mrs. Calvin Ben oit and Mrs. Marcello Loliz assisting. The bride attended Nyssa schools and graduated in 1969. He graduated from Adrian High School in 1966, and at tended TVCC. He is presently employed at the Ontario Laun dry. The couple took a wedding trip to Caldwell. The newlyweds made their home at 1287 S W 5th Ave., Apt. 5, Ontario, Oregon. Out of town guests were Mrs. Joe Thompson, Eugene; Mrs. and Mrs. F. M. Thompson,Cot tage Grove; Lucy L. Ankron, son Sr. and Mrs. Bruce Jen Veneta, Ore.; and Mr. and Mrs. kins. Dick Franks. CWA Members Tell Activities NOV. 17 MEETING — MX BRIDGE ACTIVITIES Mr. and Mrs. DonOldemeyer entertained members of the couples bridge club Friday evening, Nov. 7. High honors went to Mrs. Dirick Nedry with Mr. Oldemeyer taking low. * * * The Thursday afternoon brid ge club met Nov. 6 at the home of Mrs. R.G. Larson. Mrs. Tom Eldredge won high honors and Mrs. Lienkaemper, trave ling. Guest player was Mrs. Herb Smith, former Helen Boy dell. LEGION NEWS JOB'S DAUGHTERS ACTIVITIES Job's Daughters held their regular meeting, Nov. 6, with Joyce Jennings, Honored Queen presiding. Escorts and Introductions were Kathy Nelson, Jr. past Honored Queen; Marlene Jam ieson, grand Bethel Parlia mentarian; and guardian and associate quardian, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes. Jobies will meet at 6:00 on their regular date to make favors for Hospital trays. Each person is asked to take food to prepare a Thanksgiving basket for some worthy family. •‘Jobies go to church Sun day”, was held at Methodist Church. Jobs Daughters had the closing ceremony. A hay ride was enjoyed by 22 Jobies and friends November 1. Marilee Wilson announced her project would be a Baked food sale to be held Dec. 6. Job’s Daughters plan to serve the Teachers dinner at the Mas onic Temple, Nov. 24, at8:00p. m. Tentative plans were made for the Mystery Fathers’ din ner. Charlene Kido was chosen as Jobie of the meeting. Refreshments were served. Adrian Sewing Club Meets The Old Fashioned Sewers met Monday, Nov. 3, after school at the Adrian High School. The meeting was pre sided over by president Lori Powell. We studied the parts of the sewing machine and dis cussed what we are going to make this year. The next meeting will be held Monday, Nov. 17 at the Adrian High School. — Reporter, Tonya Bennett. MR AND MRS JAMES KING Laura Mackey became the bride of James King, October 9, 1969, during a 9 o’clock ceremony performed by Chap lain Rogers at Chanute Air Force Base Chapel in Florida. The double ring ceremony was performed in the presence of 15 guests, Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mackey of Adrian, and Ted King of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., formerly of Ontario. Miss Mackey was given in marriage by Mike Robb. The new Mrs. King was at tired in a floor-length gown of white brocade satin, Lilly of the Valley, a nylon veil and long- pointed wrist-length sleeves. Her dress was accented withan empire waist and a bow. She also wore a brooch belonging to her grandmother, Mrs. E.M. Mackey of Adrian and carried a handkerchief also belonging to her grandmother. Her bouquet was of yellow and white flowers. Matron of honor was Mrs. Pat Costello, with Sgt. Donerger as best man. A reception was held at NCO club by members of the wedding party. The bride graduated from A- drian High School and Western Beauty College in Ontario. The bridegroom graduated from Ontario High School and Treasurer Valley Commu nity College also in Ontario. The newlyweds are now re siding at 404 N. High St., Apt. 4, Rantoul, Illinois. BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Newgen were guests of honor at a sur prise birthday dinner Nov. 2 at the East Side cafe in On tario. Others present for the occasion were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newgen, Mr. and Mrs. Au- ther Cartwright, Mrs. Verna Tobler, Mrs. Mary Elkins, and Mrs. Verna Martin. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Curry left Nov. 9 for an extended visit with relatives in Kansas. * * * Mrs. Emmett Barry of Madras, Ore. was a Nov. 10-12 guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinowski. MEN, here’s how to keep your wife too busy for P.T.A., church work, scouts, civic activities or family fun Professional Directory Physician* and Surgaons K. E. KERBY, M. D. K. A. DANFORD, M. D. Physicians and Surgeons Dial 327-2241 HOW MUCH TIME DOES LAUNDERING REQUIRE?* HOURS; 9 to 12 noon t 2 to 5 P.M. - Monday through Friday. 10 to 12 Saturday. MAULDING CLINK L. A. Mauldlng, M. D. 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