P A G E SIX
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TH E N Y SSA G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L
TH U R SD AY, M A Y 21. 1942
Annual F~ur Show Haid
By .Nyssa Women
The Nyesa Civic Club held its
annual ¡lower show and guest la
meeting May 30 at the pariah hall
A short muunesa meeting precede”,
IT jw (»par! Herring Wed* Randall best man
the program
Stertioa
t The bride «o re a sky slue «n r
Mrs B eff Pinter 3mnh of W ei
MlJW Pear! Herring, laughter o i »1th navy acremortes and a corsage
Rev and Mrs A. I t Herring bf of red tulips and tily -of-'he--/alley ser was the mam ¡peaker
The program included two num-
Nyssa, and Randall ittarhaa son The maid of oonor »o re a navy able
of Mr and Mrs N A. Stathaa of afternoon Ires» with white access- oers played 9y the itring trio Mrs,
Parma, were united m marriage at tries and a corsage of yellow tuUpa Hertjer* Fisher Starr Robinson and
the home of the groom’s parents and ferns.
Dicky Schtreman: vocal solo t»y
Sunday afternoon
| jgr and Mrs Crane o f Nampa
BemicK Martin; two piano « -
Ardlth Grover played the wedd- sang T h e Stranger of Galilee”
3y Mrs Strickland and two
About 4fl relatives and close w cal solos by Mrs Greenlee Mrs.
ing march The couple stood under
an arch made of hlue forget-me- friends attended After the wedding A- . C . s» U w » “ _ » <har« * -f '■*»
refreshment committee
not» while Rev A. R Herring, a short reception was held
The arlde and groom left tor
AC:* r rJxe 3<™«ram h e afternoon
father of the pride read the cere
mony Irene Herring, slater of h e a secret honeymoon shortly after * * * spent visiting and looking at
bride was maid of honor and Jerry j the reception They will make their th* tUmm» displays
•techas brother of the groom, was home In Parma, where the groom
Mrs By her Hostess To Commun
ity Clubbers
The Just-A-Mere club meeting
was held Prlday with Mrs
Bybee as hostess Twelve member;
attended The priae was won by
Mrs Zara Wakewrod Lunch was
Every Saturday at Nysaa
served by the hostess
The neat meeting will be held
Miscellaneous at 1 o’clock. Livestock at 3
with Mrs Lillian Baker May 29
Sales Are Bigger And Better
p. m.
Feeder pigs sold up to 13 cents per pound.
Same buyer wants 200 more. W ill have a
few good milk cows.
Bring your livestock here and help us make
a bij/ger and better home market for your stock.
We want to buy 1000 burlap bags.
Mr md Mrs. G. Mein
Observe anniversary
A silver wedding reception for
Mr and Mrs George Mem was held
Sunday at 1 o’clock m their home
in the Oregon Trad district Guests
were Mr and Mrs Fred Hdun and
family and Mr and Mrs Edward
Haim of Caldwell Henry Bauer
of Portland. Mr and Mrs Henry
Qstermlller and daughter of Fruit-
land. Mr and Mrs Henry Bolter-
heck Mr and Mrs H B aolterheek,
M r and Mrs Henry Psut2 and
Rev Beutemmller of Fayette and
Mr and Mrs Lewis Skinner and
the William and Werner Peuta fam
ilies of she Owyhee district
Fred Haun, who furnished the
music at the wedding 29 years ago
in .Nebraska, alab entertained she
pieats at the reception.
Many beautiful gifts as well as
good wishes were received by Mr
and Mrs. Meto from their friends.
Bybee Commission Co.
D. 0. By bee, Manager
Phone 05J3
Clear the Tracks
for
War Shipments
Entertains Club
Mrs Burnall Brown entertained
the members of the T-iesday club at
her home this week. Those who
won prises were Mrs. George Bai
lee first Mrs Kenneth Cottle, joc
und. and Mrs E. D Norco«, guest
prim.
Buy Coal NoW
Liberty it Utah’s Best
Al Thompson & Sons
(R e tte ti-
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Chatter Boxers Meet
The Chatter Box club held ns
regular meeting at the home of
Mrs Ira Ore Wednesday afternoon
Seventeen members and one guest.
Mrs Caseel Callahan were present
Mrs Or lend Chetdelen presented
an interesting program After the
program refreshments were served
by the hoeteee.
MAY 22 and 23
tall cana all brands QCn
4 for
UjC
Friday and Saturday,
Salad Dressing qt jan
Gold bar aaaorted fruir
2>/2 lb. jara
Iodize
2 pkga.
bar
Catsu| * .Gold
large bottles each
Oval muatard
Sardines or tomato 2 cana
Jam
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Sal *
31C
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1C.
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Baking Powder2"a,«b",„f» r 23c
white
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Sol *P Crystal
giant bars 6 for
Z«lC
Tobacco
1 lb. cana
77C
Lar à
packages
Corn Flakes * * £
1
73C
17C
, 50C
Wilson Groce a r y
NYSSA
OREGON
A Dependable Food Stavo
J lM T O »
Satisfy Your
Sweet Tooth
Mr
and Mrs
Dudley Mausling
¡rxved from Adrian to the oenant.
nouse on the Haworth ranch
Mrs Dyre Robert; and children
left Sunday for a few days' visit
wtth Mr,; Robert.;' parents In Nam
pa.
Miss Angela Hickman started
work as telephone operator in W il
der Thursday
M r and Mrs Rex Brum bach and
children o f Pendleton visited Sun
day and Monday with his parents.
Mr anr Mrs
Bnmbaoh, having
come here t oattend the funeral of
hla uncle N 3 Phelan.
Miss Mary Weir, who spent the
past year teaching at Westfall, is
spending her vacation with her
parents M r and Mrs Robert Weir
Lincoln Heights
M r; Leonard Duncan who lives
near Jdrden Valley visited the past
few days at the home of M r and
Mrs. Levrltt OoodelL Mrs Duncan
ia the former Lita Goode 11.
M r and Mrs. R L. Kriner and
family of Payette were Saturday
afternoon callers at the Vern Smith
hdtBe.
The Lincoln Sunday school met
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock tor
the regular services. Rev Penning
ton of Ontario delivered an inter
esting talk. Mrs. Nielson. Mrs.
Houston. Kathryn Nielson and Mrs.
Smith are preparing a Children's
day program.
A number of ladies met at the
home of Mrs Annie Harris Thurs
day and enjoyed a quilting party
The Patch and Chat club will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Thursday afternoon at the GocdeU
home
Delbert Clement received word
last Sunday of the death of his
father, who passed away at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. D.
Stafford of Caldwell Puneral ser
vices were held Tuesday
M r and Mrs. Jack Pettet and
fam ily spent Mother's day at the
home of M r and Mrs O. M. Dale
at Midvale.
The Boy Scout troop of this dis
trict held a party at the skating
rink In Weiser Saturday evening
and later attended the midnight
show in Ontario.
Donna Winslow was a Monday
overnight guest of Marybelle Pitt
ard of Ontario
Brttanan.
Mrs. Lesie Ditty attended the
Bible conference of the .Assembly
of God Churches in Vale Wednes
day
Leota Hines left Sunday night by
bus for Pendleton, where she ex-
pacts to be employed.
Miss Loratne Hite of Owyhee
spent the week-end with Mrs. Har
ley Wilson.
M r and Mrs. Don Parker Motor
ed from Portland Saturday to spend
a few days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Clarence Broczman received
word last week that her mother
Mrs. L. W Roberts of Emd. Okia .
was seriously ill.
Mr and Mrs. Prank Parker of
Cow Hollow and M r and Mrs.
Don Parker of Portland were filescs
Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
Lorensec.
Howard Schneider is working for
T rc ff at Vale.
Mr and Mrs. Earl Province of
Kingman Kolcr.y
were Sunday
dinner guests o f Mr and Mrs. fva
Price.
M r and Mrs. Howard Evans of
Parma and M r and Mrs. T. H.
Brewer o f Owyhee were visitors in
the Stanley Penn home Sunday
Mrs Robert Ditty and Tressa
D itty and Mr. and Mrs Clarence!
Broczman attended the Bible con
ference in Vale Thursday.
Ira Chadd and E J. Hobson were
business visitors in Nyssa Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mays shopped
in Nysaa Thursday.
Ouild W ill Meet
The Wesleyan service guild wUl
trai I r w ir u /
hold Its regular meeting at tiie
V A L L t I V lf c W
Methodist church Thursday even-
Th* VaU*T View school closed
lng st I o’clock.
Friday with a basket dinner
___________________Mr and Mrs. Rosco Palmer and
rj -
n
j
children arrived at the Henry Der-
ry home Sunday morning to spend
a few days. They came from Spok
ane. where M r Palmer has been
Mr and Mrs F. A. Miller
working on electric lines Mrs. Pal
Botee rial tor* Thursday and Friday mer Is a daughter of Mr anr Mra
Mr and Mrs Ted Allison shopped Derry
in Caldwell Wednesday
M r and Mra Melvin Spitae and
, Rev A P . Loceer was
Bend son arrived at Uie A A Bratton
caller Thursday.
home Thursday evening and left
Arthur Holly transoched business Friday by train for Kansas to visit
In Caldwell Thursday.
M r Spltae’s parent« and other re
A very light vote woe cast k) latives. The Spitze s will return in
the primary election Prlday Mem June to work at a guard station
bers of the board were K H Brum- close to Sutter lake
bach. N A. Sweet. E R Parker.
Virgil Be lisle is having hta new
Arthur Hotly. Charles Nitty and garage lnprowed to live In far tile
Horace Chaney Thomas W ekh end present until he can build a house
Mr Chaney delivered the ballots
Mr. and M is Ben McConnel were
lo Vale. Saturday
Sunday dinner guests at the Brat
Several cases of red meeslee art ton home
reported in this rtcinity.
Several persons come from Nyssa
Miss
Evelyn
lave land
who to see Charles 8 W yekoffs tulips
taught in Wallowa grade schools There were 1300 blossoms out Sun
the past year, returned home Mon day
day to spend her vocation with her
Mrs D r ward Derry win arrive
mother. Mrs Klnniek
farm New York this week to visit
Mies Virginia Miller and M ia Me the Henry Derry family Her hus
Donald of La Orande visited from band Is in themir force In the east
Friday until Sunday with M ia Mil
ler's parents. Mr and Mia. T. A.
SU N SE T V A L L E Y
Howdy
Ed.
Seß:
Try Whitman’s Ice
Cream capping and
Whitman’s Chocolates
FO R SALE—Purebred jersey bull
calf from R. H. Clark stock. Cen
be registered. Alvin J. Schafer.
21M2XC.
Owyhee Drug
Co.
Keep Fit the American W ay
Learn To Bowl
In wartime more than
ever you need healthful
relaxation. There’s noth
ing like a game o f bowl
ing to pep you up after a
Pruyn
Folks;
recently cured
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BETWEEN FRIENDS
By
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FO R SALE—Used electric ranges. *
washing machines and davenports.
Nyssa Furniture Co.
21M2Xc
M r and Mrs. R. W. Bolitho and
daughters were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos
Randolph in the Black Canyon pro
ject.
An
a
operation
Chicago
day o f all-out activity. Get in step with Amer
boy
of a strange malady that caus
ica— Play on our alleys.
ed him to see every thing up
side down. I f he had been to
Bowl For Health’s Sake
Germany, he could have landed
Job to
Doc
Ooebbel a
propaganda department.
German Motto
Cornell Bowling Alleys
Next to Postoffice
Come early and avoid the
Russians We heard some one
suggest th*t our airmen should
hover over certain European
capital and spray insect powd
ers on some of the castles.
W e’d like to suggest to you
that now Is the best possible
time to have a motor tune-up
Pruyn's
Garage
NYSSA
Phone 108
PR O G R A M
THEATRE
Friday, May 22, one day only
Robert Preston and Martha O’Driscoll in
“Pacific Blackout”
Comedy, cartoon and sports
Saturday, May 23, Matinee and Night
Cal Shrum and His Rjihm Rangers on
the Stage.
On the screen Roddy McDowal and Jane
Darwell in “ On the Sunny Side”
_________ Regular admission __________________
D »9 D»nd
Rev. end M ra Atwood nwter of
Salem were overnight guest Prl
day of Mr
Cal Shrum and his Rhythm Ran- |
gers will present 30 minutes of j
diversified
amusment —comedy. |
songs and music, at the Nyssa;
: heater Saturday afternoon and
evening.
j s
The Rhythm Rangers have been 1
featured in 13 motion pictures I
with such stars as Gene Autry, j
Roy Rogers. Tex flitter. Charles;
Starred. Judy Canova and Rand-1
olph Scott. Their most recent
productions are 'Rollin’ Home To
Texas" Scatterbrain ’ and "Thund
er Over the Prairie" The players
write their own songs used in mo
tion pictures.
One of the most popular stage
groups in the nation. Cal and His !
Rhythm Rangers have toured in
practically every state in the union.
Featured in the band are Radio's 1
Casgincva. Jack Williams; Alta L e e .;
yodellng rangerette. Hank Gentile,
accordionist and Gale Scott.
Paint for the Assembly of God
Church and parsonage was pur
chased last week.
a good
Wednesday Club meets
Mrs A. V Cook entertained die
Wednesday night club at her home I „„
.
.
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lost week Ouests were Mrs A. L ( U n L ?
Fletcher and Mrs Wayne Morris * " spoiling several days at the
High scores were won by Mr* ° rTen
home at Glems
Nick Rudlick and M rs Charles ^'wry.
____
Dwight WycHoff spent the Week
I
; end at Eugene
Benefit Party Planned
M r • n<1
* * * * OoodeD Alva.
The Nyssa Civic dub will span- Jr-
Donn*
were in Boise
see a benefit bridge and pinochle Sunday
M r and Mrs E L Jamison were
party May 23 at • o’clock at I2ie
In Vale Friday.
pariah hall.
Mr and M ra John Murphy were
Can Mrs Orant Lewis or Mrs at the Leslie TopUff home Sunday
Bernard Eastman far rseerratlons
K L Jamison and Alva OoodeII
The public is Invited to attend
were in Caldwell Thursday
Mrs N. K nielan and Mra Oro-
i i Wwrtfli
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b u g i o ra
m -
R A O s ie r
Bex 042 Bets«
On Baying Trip—
Mr and Mr-, Laclen Wray of
Wray* dime «tors »pent a few days
in Portland recently on a buying
tup.
Buena Vista'
G R O C E R Y SPE C IA LS FOR
Malted M ilk ^
I
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs Mettle Knou.cs May 27.
&
Milk
1 I
Society W ill Meet
» The Women's Society of Christ
ian Service will meet May 2S at
the Methodist church. The topic
l tor this month la "Children of Our
i Church " Mrs Holcomb, secretary
1 of childrens work, and Mrs SBier-
| man, chairman of the committee
| on the Christian family, are in
! charge of the program.
FOR SALO —Odod usad plano sod
C A L SHRUM AND
R H YTH M RANGERS
TO A PPE A R HERE
Is emptoyed la toe WJeon’i *ro-
Sunday and Monday, May 24 — 25
Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone, Cecilia Parker,
Fay Holden and Ann Rutherford in
‘ T H E C O U R T S H IP OF A N D Y H A R D Y ”
Enduring
The enduring quality of
a Nyssa Funeral Home
service Is the memory of
a beautiful tribute to a
loved cot. Nyssa Puneral
Home’s sym pallie tic un
derstanding to the tima
of bereavement hoe bunt
Ite reputation
among
Nyssa citizen*. Let us
handle the burdensome
dettile tor you.
NYSSA mm HOM
E
C ARTO O N and SPORTS
Mat Sun 2:30. Adm. llc-29c. Evening Adm, 11c-33c. i~-trwSot tax
-B A R G A I N N IG H T —
Tuesday, May 26
Jane Withers and Jane
Darwell in
“Y O U N G A M E R IC A ”
Special subject “Don’t Talk”, cartoon and Spy
Smashers
Admission, Sc-Me, including tax
Wednesday and Thursday, May 2 7 __ 28
Madeline Carroll, Sterling Hayden and
Robson in
Flora
“B A H A M A P A S SA G E ”
Photographed in
Merry Melody Cartoon,
Technicolor
Sports and News
Artmlselna Evening — i u and lie , including Defense Tax