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Thuriday, Auguii
Th« Nyna Oat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
ADRIAN NEWS
Myrna Sells—Michael Anderson
Exchange July Wedding \ows
LEGION AUXILIARY
ADRIAN - Mrs. Sue Ash
craft and Mrs. Mabie Piercy
visited the latter’s sister, Mrs.
Mildred Graham in Boise Sa
turday and visited Mrs. May
Harriman in Caldwell that eve
ning.
Mrs. Sue Ashcraft visited
her sister Mr. and Mrs. Hay
Droun in Nyssa, Friday. Mr.
Droun is home from the hos
pital and doing fine. She also
visited her two nieces who were
visiting in the Droun home. Mi s.
Dawn Erickson and two chil
dren and Deann Oakey, both
from Archer, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker
called on Mr. and Mrs. Verl
Harrison in Ontario, Sunday af
ternoon.
Wednesday, Mrs. Linda Bo
hannon and two girls of Mc
Cord Field, Tacoma came to
visit Mrs. Mabie Piercy.
Thursday.
Mrs. Katheryn
Shillings of Horseshoe Bend and
daughter Mrs. Daun Auker and
four childr, n of Vancouver, Wa
shington came to visit Mrs.
Mabie Piercy and Mrs. Linda
Bohannon
and children, and
were luncheon guests in the
Piercy home.
Mrs, Robert Long went to
Emmett Wednesday
morning
and got
her sister Loraine
Merritt and went to Boise where
Mrs. Merritt’s son Edward
Glennon took them to the plane
where they
flew to Seattle.
There they will visit Mrs. Mer
ritt’s son. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Glennon and family at their
beach house.
Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Sparks, son of Mrs. Ro
bert Long live at Bellingham and
will visit
them at the beach
house.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peter
son entertained with a picnic
supper Sunday evening. Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs M.
L. Kurtz of Bouse, Arizona.
Mrs. Marie
Moore,
Mrs.
Mabie Piercy, Mrs. Edna Cow
ling and Mr. and Mrs Mervil
Hutchinson and girls of Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kurtz
visited Mr. and Mrs. K. I.
Peterson Tuesday morning.
Oliver, Kenny and Frances
Freel returned home Friday
evening from a two-weeks vaca
tion at Reedsport.
Temple Wedding Announced
Members of the American
Legion Auxiliary met for break
fast, Wednesday, August 8, at
the Twilight Cafe. There w , .in
installation of officers with
Mrs.
Roland Laurance, in
stalling officer.
Officers
installed were:
Murle Towne, president, Greta
Broad, vice-president; Jean
Maughn, secretary;
Eleanor
Browne, treasurer. Nora Gra
ham, chaphn;
Luck Pounds,
sergeant at arms; Betty Wilt,
historian.
Also elected were officers
of the Past President parley.
Those elected were: Mrs. A.
L. Heldt, president and Mrs.
Nora Graham, secretary-trea
AN OPEN HOUSE HONORING MR. AND MRS. DON I WILSON
surer.
Next meeting will be a pot on their 25th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday, August
luck Thursday, September 6 at 19 from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Wilson home, one mile north of Nyssa.
DiAnne, Donnie, Jerry and Jimmy Wilson are hosting the event
the Eagles Hall.
for their parents and wish to invite all their friends to the open
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were united in marriage on August 27,
1948 in the Northwest Nazarene College Chapel in Nampa,
Idaho.
In the Musical Production
"Carousel", being presented
in Eugene August 16-18 and 23
and 25, the lead roles were cap
tured by some of Nyssa’s local
talent.
7
Tracy Skeen is taking the
The September 12 marriage General Science
part of Billy Bigelow and Mrs.
Nyssa High School’s Class of
of their daughter. Patty Anne,
A reception honoring tt»
John Mulder, nee Nancy Skeen,
1963 will hold their ten-year
and Gary W. Smith, son of Mrs. couple is scheduled Sutur*.
has the part of Julie Jordan.
reunion this Saturday and Sun
Exchanging wedding vows sister of the bride. Her gown
Edith W
Smith of Roseburg, September 22, at thi L.DX
Pam Skeen will be performing
day, August 18 and 19.
during a ceremony at the First was identical to the matron of
Oregon, has been announced by Institute of Religion intuit»
as
Hannah,
the
dancer.
“So far,” said Vicki Mitchell,
Christian Church in Nyssa on honor but blue in color. They
the bride elect's parents. Mr. Oregon. In which city the ttei
member of the reunion commit
July 21, 1973 were Myrna Sells each carried a nosegay of mi Adrian Garden Club
and Mrs Max W. Urry of Nyssa. IM'Wlyweds Will reside at 1531
tee, "we have 38clas> members
and Michael Anderson. The xed flowers. The brides gown
The nuptials will be solemnized oak Street. Parents of tt»
we
know
of.that
will
be
there.
”
Rev. Earl Johnson officiated at and those of the attendants were
The Adrian Garden Club met
in the Manti (Utah)I .D.S. Tem bride to tie are planning an op«
Class members will gather
the 8 p.m. ceremony.
The fashioned by the bride's mother. Monday afternoon with Mrs.
ple.
house during the Chnstau
Serving as best man was Den George DeHaven in Adrian with
church was deocrated with two
for a banquet at the Eastside
Patty was graduated from holidays.
Ushers were nine ladies present. Mrs. Boyce
large candeiabras with floral nis Mendiola.
Cafe Saturday night at 7 30.
Nyssa High School in 1966. re
Dave Harris and Doug An Van DeWater, president, had
On Sunday, the class will
arrangements at the base.
ceived an associate degree in Town And Country
have a picnic in Nyssa's South
The bride is the daughter of derson.
charge of the meeting. The club
secretarial science in 1969 from
Park at 12 00.
Soloist was Roberta Morrow, ladies made plans for their
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sells of
Eastern Oregon College at la Gordon Club
Reunion committee members
Nyssa and the groom is the she was accompanied by Eula booth at the fair this week.
Grande and has been employed
Town and Country <>ardn
include
Marsha (Savage)
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon An Dunlap of Parma.
as a legal secretary for four Club met with Mrs. W E.Scki-
Mother
—
Daughter
Moore,
Sondra(Homes)Walker,
derson of Ontario.
A reception at the church fol
years with a law firm In Spring reman Thursday with Mr».
Given in marriage by her lowed the ceremony. A three Outing at Pine Top
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell Karen (Stoneberg) Glenn and
Foy Sasser
a guest. After
field, Oregon.
Vicki
(Maxfield)
Mitchell.
father, the bride chose a prin tiered wedding cake decorated
of Nyssa are happy to announce
Gary IS a 1965 graduate of morning coffee, a lesson «
A mother and daughter outing
Anyone
seeking
additional
in
cess style gown of floral floc with blue roses and topped with
the engagement of their daugh
Roseburg High School, served flower arranging was given by
ked sheer dacron over taffeta. a mmature bride and groom and was held Tuesday and Wednes ter Linda to Darrel Simpson, formation should contact one of
three years in th»* U.S. Army Mrs. Schireman and those pre
day
at
Pine
Top
near
Idaho
City.
The full sleeves were gathered gold cross centered the recep
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald the reunion committee mem
as a radar technician in the W a sent demonstrated the lessooi
bers.
into cuffs.
Her floor-length tion table. Assisting with the The outing was sponsored by the Simpson of Nyssa.
shington, D. C., area and will learned with flowers and coo-
Former faculty members are
tiered veil of illusion was held reception were ladies of the Nyssa Second Ward.
Linda is a 1973 graduate of
be
graduated from the Univer tamers they had brought
Those
enjoying
the
outing
cordially
invited
to
the
picnic
at
Christian
Women's
Fellowship.
to a large bow centered with
Adrian High. Darrel is also a
Next meeting will tr with
sity
of Oregon in December with
were
Mrs.
Jerry
Williams
and
Following a wedding trip to
nylon roses.
She carried a
graduate of Adrian, Class of the park.
Mrs. Dale Adams at 2 p.n.
a
bachelor
of
science
degree
in
Kelly,
Mrs.
Melvin
Feik
and
mother-of-pearl new testament Boise and McCall, the newly
1970.
from Israel and a bridal bou weds are making their home at Marla, Mrs. Owen Froerer, Ro
A September
wedding is
bin and Sharia and Mrs. S. P.
Route 2, Ontario.
quet of yellow roses.
planned. They will be living in
Bybee,
Mrs.
Tom
Mitchell,
Mrs. Dave (Frances) Chris
The new Mrs. Anderson is a
the Adnan area.
tensen, sister of the bride, 1973 graduate of Nyssa High Lori and her friend from Paris;
was matron of honor. Her gown School. Her husband, an On Mrs. Don Kingand Brenda, Mrs. BLAIRS RETURN
was a pastel green princess tario High School graduate is Larry Larson and Nancy; Shelli
style with a white over-lay. ' employed at Al Kropp and Son Schoeneman; Mrs. Mei Beck, FROM VACATION
Karla and four children, Mrs.
Bridesmaid was Carolyn Sells, in Ontario.
Don
Bowers, Barbara and
Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair
Brenda, Mrs. Dee Winiger and and Sharon returned Sund.n af
Jerry of Ontario, Mrs. Mel ter two and otw-hatf
NU ACRES - Mr. and Mrs.
morning to go to Denver.
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Boyl
vin Cottrell and Kathy.
Glen Jones, Bobby, Pam and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey
Blair, Curtis Ryan and Carrin
Carol Sue left Saturday mor
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
MERRY WIDOWS
in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
ning for a camping and sight John Van Zelf were dinner
While there they spent three
seeing trip to Yellowstone guests Sunday with the Harley
The Merry Widows enjoyed days in Washington D.C. They
Park. They will return Tues Sagers.
dinner at Sir Richard’s Smor toured the White House, Smith
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans
gasbord in Nampa last Sunday. sonian Institution and spent one
Mrs. Alden Bryan of Fruit and his sister Janice Evans
The remainder of the afternoon day at Arlington Cemetery.
land visited with Mrs. Effie attended an Evans family pic
and evening was spent at the They visited Gettysburg, Pen
Nielsen Sunday evening.
nic at Memorial Park at Cald
home of Verna Tobler, playing nsylvania, Palmyra, New York
Mrs. Larete Hamlow of Boise well Sunday.
pinochle.
and the Niagara Falls. They re
came Wednesday to visit her
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans
Next meeting will be held at turned home via Canada where
daughter and family the Dave and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
days sight
Weavers, returning to her home Sager of Nyssa went to Boise the home of Bertha Rudelick they spent four
Saturday, August 18at6 30p.m. seeing.
Friday evening.
Friday evening to the F.G.B.L
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw Sr. meeting at the Rodeway Inn.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Payne
visited with Joe Edwards in and baby daughter of Nampa
Field
Nyssa Thursday evening.
visited his parents Saturday
Mrs. Robert Shaw Sr. visi the John Paynes.
ted her cousin Mrs. Gordan An
Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs.
derson in Ontario Thursday af Ben Payne attended a baby sho
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Mrs. George Dohner went of Arena Valley were Sunday
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Mrs. John Siam, Mrs. Ben
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Mrs. Pheral Dodson who went morning at the Bill Schireman
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
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Local Talent
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Engaged
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