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Osterkamp and Marjorie Howell and
Mrs. Santas Give
Gayle and Robert McCoy, Charles and
readings by Charles and Claudine Para-
Norman Leavitt, Buddy and Betty
Yule Party For 1 : dia.
Schweizer, Leo Kollenberg, Albert Abbl,
I Florence nd Eloise Russell. Mrs. C. L.
Legion Children | McCoy was the announcer. The children
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home last week when enroute to Swan
APPLE VALEY MEN
Falls from a vacation trip to Spokane.
Carl Pielstick served on the jury in I
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last week.
Cedriv
and
Loyd Caldwell picked com
Apple Valley—The San Diego Fruit for Cy Birk last
week.
and Produce company have started a Ivan Brown narrowly
escaped serious
large crew to- put up ice on the Boise injury last Thursday when
a
river. They average about 250 tons per fresno. The team bolted and operating
the lines
day.
caught around Ivan's waist. He was
Mrs. Minton spent the afternoon with dragged quite a distance but suffered
Mrs. M. A. McDonald Wednesday re­ only minor bruises.
newing old acquaintances.
Mrs. Rollo Rucker honored her
daughter Mamie by entertaining at din­ NYSSA COMMUNITY CHURCH
ner for Betty Correll, Madelyn and Olive
Marie Bailey, Norma Nichols, Star Rob­
School 10 o’clock. Mrs. Wesley
inson and the little Olenn girl last week. J. Sunday
Browne, superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McIntyre visited Morning
worship 11:18. Christmas
Glenn Merriam's at Parma Sunday.
Christmas music led by Mrs.
Mrs. M. Clendening and son Thomas sermon.
Howard J. Larson.
went to Boise Monday.
Owl Patrol of the Boy 8couts met There will be no Sunday evening ser­
Thursday night at Billy Danforth's vices.
home. Scouts served their own refresh­ Community Christmas tree and pro­
gram Friday eevnlng 8 o'clock. The pro­
ments.
Jack Reed and Ralph Stephens left gram has been arranged by Mrs. Browne
recently for Enid, Okla., where they and Mrs. Larson with the L. D. S.
plan an indefinite visit. They were Church furnishing two numbers. The
“hitch-hiking" and cards sent home in­ fraternity of the Eagles is arranging for
dicated they were making good pro­ the treats for the children. We are told
that Santa Clause will be present.
gress.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Boston of A Merry Christmas to every one.
Swan Falls called at the J. I. Boston
FLOYD E. WHITE, Pastor.
marched around the tree and each re­
ceived a treat. Coffee and cookies were
grown-ups at a later hour.
Over fifty children of ex-service men 'served the
Howell played the accordion for
made merry at a Christmas party Mon­ Archie
which closed a pleasant
day night at the Eagles' lodge hall several dances
for both the Clauses and the
when ladles of the Nyssa Auxiliary evening
played Mrs. Santa Claus. Clilldren gave kiddies.
the program with Christmas songs by
COMPLIMENTING BRIDE
Jimmy Cook. Joe and Carol Robertson,
Donald Toombs, Donna Hoxie, Elizabeth Mrs. Howard J. Larsen and Mrs. Artie
Robertson gave a delightful afternoon
party Saturday in honor of Miss Edna
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Dennis, whose marriage to Ray Kendler
Nyssa was an event the following
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Nearly thirty guests were invited to
Four rooms and bath. Mrs. Eulah day.
the
shower
and those who could not at­
Kelley, Phone 71.
Jan. 8 Pd. tend sent their
gifts. They were numer­
ous and delightful. In guessing games
Welding, machine work, general repair, favors were awarded to Mrs. S. D.
Louis Garrison, Phone 75F14. Will call Goshert, Miss Eva Boydell, Mrs. W. F.
for work.
Dec. 22 Pd. McLing and Mrs. Marion Klinkenberg.
At the close of the afternoon, the host­
LEARN ARTISTIC VIOLIN PLAYING esses served light refreshments. The
in Wilson Violin School. Chas. L. honoree received the good wishes of all
Wilson, Phone Howard J. Larsen resi­ i present.
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dence in Nyssa for appointment. Deci*
TUESDAY EVENING BRIDGE
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NEARLY NEW PHILCO RAttIO for Mrs. Leo D. Hollenberg entertained
sale cheap at Nordale Furniture to . the Tuesday evening bridge club with a
delightful Christmas party. Santa had
8ee it today.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE CAR
left gifts on the tree for each club mem­
ber. Mrs. J. J. Sarazin won first prize,
FOR SALE—40-acres, good 5 room Mrs.
Ethel Crawford, second. Mrs. Frank
house. Immediate possession. $500 down, T. Morgan
was present for the first time
balance long term. P. O. Box 45, Adrian, since
she
became
many months ago.
Oregon.
Dec. 1* A delicious lunch ill was
served at the
Makes it Safe and a Pleasure to Drive
FOR RENT—5-room modern brick res­ evening’s close.
idence. F. D. Hall, Phone 12, Nyssa.
in Winter Weather
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR RENT at reasonable rates—one or Celebrating her ninth birthday an­
two room apartment for light house­ niversary, Marjorie Groot invited six
keeping with bath in connetcion. Close young friends to a party Tuesday. It
was a jolly affair at her home in the
in. Nordale Rooms. City.
icountry. Christmas ideas were carried
out. After numerous games, Mrs. Dick
Groot served a delicious birthday lunch.
Mr. Groot called for the guests who
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For a good shave, hair cot or
In honor of Miss Donna Cook, who is
shower bath come to—
home from La Grande Normal for the
holidays, Miss Evalyn Earp entertained ^ iir.iíiiiiiiiiiiHiitiniimiri!iiiiiiiii:riiinimiiiiiiiiiimriiiiiiiiii.i;iTiiii:mii i!i:ri:i;riirm.iif iininirmíi!i «i m nrm n iriirm in m in.iniiiiiirg
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Sunday for Misses Donna and Thelma 1
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Cook, Henry Hatch of Big Bend. Her-
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schel Thompson, Earl Marshall and
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLing. Christmas
packages served as place cards and the
table was centered
• * • with • red
• tapers.
Wm. McBRATNEY
WITH NAMPA FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wilson attended
Christmas party given by Twamo
Licensed Funeral Director the
bridge
club of Nampa last Wednesday
and Embalmer
eevnlng. After dinner at the Dewey
hotel, they played contract at
Call S. D. Goshert or Nordale Palace
the home of Mrs. F. H. Wheeler. Mrs.
Furniture Co., Phone 94, Wilson
brought home the first prize for
Nyssa business men are saying it
ladles.
Nyssa, Oregon
Sat., Dec. 24th, 3 p. m.
ALUMNI START CLUB
Younger alumni students of Nyssa
with free gift drawing at the Swan building.
high school have organized an alumni
First name called gets choice of window.
club with a membership of eight
couples. They were entertained last
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Tuesday evening at the first party at
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th home of John and Annie Stain, cards
providing the amusement for the even­
ing with a delightful lunch at the close.
Bill Keizer won first prize and Earl
Marshall, low. The plan is to have a
party every two weeks with the hosts
for the evening to arrange entertain­
ment. Cards, dancing and outdoor par­
ties have been suggested.
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Westfall—A heavy snowfall followed
I the cold spell at Westfall, with snow1
continuing at frequent intervals through
the past week.
Garret Smit of Vale stayed at the
George Toombs ranch home while he
gathered his cattle last week. He began
the drive to Vale Wednesday.
C. Smith and his brothr Dutch and F.
Jensen gathered in the Smith and R. H.
DeArmond cattle last week.
Art Shaw has returned home from
the Rufino Arrien ranch where he was
employed several weeks.
The Westfall store has a new outlook
on life with numerous improvements.
Repairs were made by Lloyd Edmund-
son.
The two little White children of On­
tario are staying at the Toombs home
for the winter.
Claud Derrick recently purchased
some horses from Mr. Arrien.
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From the Tradesmen of Nyssa
TO THE MANY warm friends and
patrons whom we have served
through the closing year, it is our
wish that this Christmas may bring
happiness to you and yours.
All during our many years as a local
institution in this community we
have always taken the opportunity
to wish our patrons and friends—
A Very Merry Christmas
Phone 43
BOISE-PAYETTE LBR.
COMPANY
Larsen Garage
Phone 15
COUNTLESS JOYS to everyone in
Nyssa and vicinity. . . is our sincere
wish. If it comes true, then our
Christmas, too, will be a happy one.
Nyssa Grain Co.
MERRIER than ever.. with laugh­
ter and Gayety ruling the day.
Then, looking forward to twelve
months of Better Times. That is the
Christmas wish of—
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And a season of good cheer,
We wish you none but happy days
Throughout the coming year!
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