Thursday, December 6, 197 3
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Pag« Four
JOB’S DAUGHTHIS ACTIVITIES
Job’s Daughters Bethel #
33 held their regular meet
ing November 28. Marct Me
yers Honored Queen presid
ing.
Escorted and introduced
were Worthy Matron of Gol
den Rule Chapter »131 Ame
lia Pratt. Worship Master
of Golden Rule Lodge #147,
Foy Sasser, Patricia Mar
cum, Past Honored Queen
Bethel #33; Glenda Barnes,
Past Princess Bethel #33.
Past Guardians, Myrtle Sas
ser and Pauline Mackey.
Past Associate Guardians,
Bill Schireman, Jerry Mac-
key and Charlie Wernick;
Guardian, Vera Webb, and
Associate Guardian. Clyde
Swisher.
Election of officers were,
Shelley
Munn,
Honored
Queen, Dena Piercy, Senior
Princess; Connie Barnes,
Junior Princess, TanuWebb,
Guide, and Sharon Barnes,
Marshall
Next meeting will be De
cember 12 at the Masonic
Hall at 7 30 p.m
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APPLE VALLEY ITEMS
...................BY FRANCES SMALLEY.................
APPLE VAL1 EY -Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Seward visited
Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Kellogg, parents of Mrs.
Kenneth Saunders They have
just purchased a new home
in Nampa and were moving
over the weekend.
Mrs. Cora Rookstool at
tended tiie Merry Matrons
Christmas luncheon at the
Twilight Cafe, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rook
stool attended the 50th Wed
ding Anniversary open house
at the Oregon Trail Grange
Hall Sunday afternoon for
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Howell
of Cow Hollow
Mr. and Mrs. Buell Cle
ments of New Plymouth were
Sunday visitors and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Honev and family
of Boise and Mrs. Geo. Grif
fin were Sun. dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey.
Mr. and Mrs. Amador and
son Bobby were Wednesday
evening visitors, Roy Edmon
son of Ontario was a Thurs.
Delta Kappa Gamma
The November meeting of
Delta Kappa Gamma was a
no-host dinner held at the
Starlight Cafe in Vale. There
were 37 present from Nyssa,
Adrian, Vale and Ontario.
Dons Simpson, president,
conducted the meeting and
then turned it over to Elaine
Nelson and Mary Frahm who
conducted the initiatory cere
mony of two new members,
Mrs. Harriet Brownlee of
W illow Creek andMargareta
Leslie of Ontario.
Maude C ooper gave a very
interesting demonstration on
planting fall bulbs and then
presented bulbs wrapped in
pretty Christmas paper for
sale. The money is to be
used in the general fund
of the Chapter.
Joy Me Partland and Do
rothy Wilson both of Nyssa,
gave a demonstration andex-
plained to the new members
what the key and emblem
stood for.
The next meeting will be
a Christmas party, December
22, at Ontario.
ORDER OF
. EASTERN
STAR
Golden Rule Chapter OES
met December 3 at the Ma
sonic Hall, Worthy Matron
Amelia Pratt presiding. All
the officers were present.
Good of Order in charge
was Worthy Patron, Roy Hol
mes, who introduced Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Wickline, from
Sweet Home Chapter #164,
Sweet Home.
Rose Willis
had charge of Fall Birth
days and an addendum for
fifteen members was given
by Associate Matron, Con
ductress, Assoc late Conduc
tress, Rose Willis, Nora Gra
ham and Myra Atherton. Each
presented a rememberance
and the remaining members
sang Happy Birthday.
Chairman of the bazaar,
Myrtle Sasser thanked all
who helped Saturday with
the mini bazaar. Next meet
ing will be the Christmas
party with gift exchange, Dec
ember 19.
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BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Herb Fisher hosted
the Thurs. Afternoon Bridge
Club, Nov. 29. High honors
went to Mrs. Harry Miner
with Mrs. Joe Maughn ta
king second high.
Guest
player was Mrs. Kay Brendle
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November 27. Guests were
Mrs. Sybil Eldredge and
Mrs. Jan Barton. Prizewin
ners were Mrs. Mabel Sal
lee high and Mrs. Brendle
second high
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The Saturday Night Bridge
Club met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Miner Dec.
1. Guest players were Mr.
and
Mrs. George Sallee.
Members keep a running
score.
Carolyn Cooper
Wins Prize
Gentry Ford Sales, Inc.
1802 S.W. 4th Avenue - Ontario
Carolyn C'xiper, teller at
the First National Bank of
Oregon, Nyssa branch, was
a winner in the Hank of Ame
rica Travelers Checque
Sweepstakes.
All tellers who sell tra
velers checks in Ameri
can banks are eligible for
this annual contest. Caro
lyn’s prize was a digital
electric clock.
afternoon visitor and Mrs.
Wm. Knox was a Fri. vi
sitor in the Lloyd Dibble home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shippv
and family of Weiser and Mr
and Mrs. John Boaton and
family were Sun. dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bos
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tun
ing of Baker were Sat. over
night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Fritts.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Se
ward entertained for Sun.
dinner. Miss Mantha La
throp of N.N.C, who gave
a missionary talk at the Na-
r arene Church that morning,
Mrs. Mabel Fox and Gary
Seward of N.N.C.
Mrs. Lena Leigh atten
ded the Winter Wonderland
Parade at Ontario on Sat.
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brestiears.
Mrs. Arnold Hamilton of
Eugene. Oregon visited Sun.
thru Wed. with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox
received a phone call Thurs.
evening telling them their
son and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Knox of Grand
view had just returned from
a two-week trip by plane to
Guam and Hawaii, when they
visited a daughter and fa
mily, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Swanson. He is in the ser
vice and stationed at Guam
Mrs. Larry Miller was
a hostess Monday evening for
a Tupperware party.
Mrs. Sharon Cahill and
daughters of Boise and Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Collins and
family were Thanksgiving Day
guests of Mr and Mrs. Fay
Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Col
lins spent Saturday and Sun
day in Boise with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Collins and also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Soper and seen their new
great nephew.
GRANGE
NEWS
Approximately 60 Grange
members met Thursday eve
ning, November 29, at Ore
gon Trail Grange Hall for
installation of Officers of
four Malheur County Gran-
ges.
The ceremony was under
the direction of County De
puty Dale Teter who was
assisted by Installing Mas
ter Wesley Richmond, Cleta
deBoer, Marshall; Buelah
Teter, Regalia Bearer, Wil
liam
Andregg.
Emblem
Bearer,
Judy
Andregg,
Musician, and John deBoer.
Chaplain
Masters installed were lra
Price, Oregon Trail, Orville
Nichols, Vale, Leo Tschida.
Ontario Heights Grange.
State Deputy Robert C oble
encouraged each member to
attend Grange meetings and
to join in all activities.
Pomona Master Ross Har
vey stated that now is the
time for Subordinate Gran
gers to get resolutions to
Pomona and State Grange if
they feel there should be
changes in legislative and
government orders and po
licies. He stated that the
Grange voice can tie heard
through National Grange,but
it is up to the members to
make their wishes known
Master lra Price expres
sed the appreciation of all
the officers to the Installing
team for a job well done.
The meeting was closed with
the new officers closing the
Bible and retiring the flag
Potluck lunch was served
after the meeting.
Happy Dozen Club
I he Happy Down Card
Club met Friday afternoon
with Elsie Diven in Nyssa.
Dons Castor was guest
player. Winners were Sue
Ashcraft, Goldie Roberts,
Gnetty Piercy, and Minnie
Siam.
A DECEMBER 7 WEDDING IN THE: Ogden Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints Temple is being planned by
Irene Dssing of Vale and Dsn Haney of Nyssa Miss Ussing
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ussing Haney is the
son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Haney_______ _________
Student* Home For Holidays
Rod and Craig Lewis were
home for the Thanksgiving
holidays. They are both stu
dents at Brigham Young Uni-
versity at Provo, Utah.
Rod is on a ROTC full
scholarship
He lias been
selected to be in the Color
Guard unit
His unit re
cently led the big Christmas
Parade m Salt Lake City
and Rod carried the flag of
Utah The parade was tele
vised.
C raig recently completed
a two year mission for the
LDE Church in London,Eng
land. Prior to coming home
he was called to tie an assis
tant to the president of the
mission and assumed that
role for three months Mrs
Dorthea Mitchell met her
son Craig Lewis in England
and they toured Germany,
France, Switzerland, Bel
gium and England before re
turning home together Oc
tober 1
Craig entered Brigham
Young University on the
“Block Plan" inmidsemes
ter
Dr. Moulding
Now At Home
Dr. L. A. Mauldlng is now
home, after a lengthy stay in
the hospital in Boise where
he was recovering from a
heart attack
According t<> Mrs Mauld-
ing, he is doing very well
and may have visitors.