Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, June 07, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1945 PAGE EIGHT Horse sale at Ontario Livestock Several ankles were completed In- residence for refreshments of ice ing. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson o f South.on your feet but tough as nails Commission Co. sale yards. Ontar eluding seven ladies' blouses. 35 cieam and cake. Out-of-town guests | Owyhee song a duet; Rev. Chand- j for wear. Ask any man who wears io. Sale starts at 1 o’clock, PW T , u .lity bags and six pairs men's were Vernon's two aunts, Mm. Mas. ler 1er gave a musical aaw selection them. Get them at Golden ^Rule, Sunday. June 10. uppers. A pollock dinner was Jack Reynolds, and three chil- and Bernice Chaney gave a reaJ- 1 served at noon. The next meeting dren of Nampa and Mrs. James ln2 i The service is held once a year | will be held at the high school £,.tlphens and tnree children o f 1 FOR PLUM BING AND the auspices of the 4-H I under ' I Friday. June 15. .Vale clubs. PIPE F ITTIN G C A L L SO C IE TY HAS C LO SING SOCIAL Lucille Pett. and reading, Mr. HOSE £SES A T P A R T Y A D R IA N G IR L E NTERTAINS DANCE W E LL ATTENDED Mrs. Eddie Powell and Mrs. Miss Gloria Pounds entertained The L.D-3. Ladies Relief society Biown's Haircut", by Mrs. Lillian Net proceeds of the dance given held its closing social last week I Snader ol Ontario. Refreshments \ Lloyd Lewis were co-hostesses at at a dinner and theatre party in by the Nyssa Civic club May 26 with Mrs. Rkhard Taylor in charge were served by the officers to 14 “ ° " .* * * Powell home. Pour tables of bridge Q uests were Mrs. Gayle Martin. in the gymnasium amounted to J.E. Brower BLACKSMITH WORK For Sale JAKE’S FIX-IT SHOP S Freeman’s Machine Shop 555? NYSSA Phona * * * * * i PROGRAM THEATRE 105 F T Buy Bonds at This Theatre - and Speed Io ta ! Victory in the DOUBLE FEATU RE FRID AY & SATURDAY, JUNE 8-9 Virginia Gray and Paul Kelly in “ GRISSLY’S MILLIONS” Don Barry and W ally Vernon in “ BLACK HILLS EXPRESS” Mat., Sat., 2:50 Adm. 25c-5c Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax SUNDAY & MONDAY, JUNE 10-11 Phil Baker, Phil Silver, Edward Ryan in “ TA K E IT OR LEAVE IT ” Here it is...The screen’s answer to the $64 question...and it’s 64 dozen hearty laughs as radio’s supreme quiz master brings his fun making to the screen. Cartoon and 2-reel Musical. Mat., Sun., 2:30 Adm., 30e-9c, Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings. 40c-9c, Including Tax — R A R G A IN N IG H T — TUESDAY, JUNE 12 Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette in “ RANCHO GRANDE” and Dean Jasrper and Kim Hunter in “ WHEN STRANGERS M ARR Y” Adm. 25c-9c, Inc. Tax WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JUNE 13-14 It’s a wacky Washington wThirligig...a racy riot of laughter and romance... As cupid goes crazy in the Capital. “ THE DOUGHGIRLS” with Ann Sheridan, Alexis Smith, Jack Carson, Jane Wvman and Irene Manning. News and Cartoon Adm. Evenings, 40e-9e. Including Tax Get Ready hostess at the next meeting, which Ann Hunter, Marilyn Ekanger, Bar- ssa Clvlc club met Wednesday af- wlll be held June 15. bara Kissner, Carrol Corfield, Mar- ,ternoon M Lhe home of Mrs. Garret -8 - lory Bishop, Ilea Kreager. Charlene for the re« ular molKhly board meeting. The next meeting MRS T A Y L O R HONORED Chritten, and Ellen McGee. !of the civic club will be held Ladies of Nyssa, Arcadia and __ 'June 20. Ontario were hostesses at a mis- V IS IT O R E NTERTAINED celianeous shower given Thursday Mrs. Don McBain, who left for afternoon at the Arcadia school her home in Salem today, was ; School Director Candidate— house in honor of Mrs. Charles guest of honor at dinner Monday I Petitions asking for the nomin- Taylor, who lost her residence by evening at the home of Mr. and a,lon ot Carlos Buchner as a mem- fire. Seven tables of “ cootie" were Mrs. Ralph Castator ol Apple vail- . h " ot the bonrd of directors of played. lunch consisting of angel- ey. oth er guests were Mr. and!school district No. 26C are now in fo a l take, tc/pped with creamed Mrs. Artie Robertson. Dr. and Mrs. |circulation. Mr. Buchner, the re sauce and punch wes served. Mrs. l . A. Maulding also entertained j tlrlng director, is the only candi- Taylor received many lovely gifts. at dinner Tuesday evening for i date so far. Petitions to be valid —5— Mre. McBain. En route home, Mrs. I " ™ * * » which will PTRTH D AY P A R T Y HELD McBain will stop in LaGrande and be 10 < *** before the electlon' term o o f f the the new new director director will ^ Vernon Pond, son of Mr. and Pendleton. lerm for five years. Mrs. Kenneth Pond, ce’.ebrat .1 his - 5 - sixth birthday last Friday st a HOSTESS TO CLUB T on I .ate to C U ttiiv party. The 28 guests, including Miss ICva Boydell was hostess to J children and mothers, enjoyed the Che Tuesday evening bridge club FO R SA LE --Tw o 2-room houses forepart of the afternoon at the this week. Guests other than club with baths. Bernard Eastman. 7Jtfc city park, returning to the Pond members were Mrs. Gene Cranney, Mrs. C. W. Buchner and Mrs. Joe W A N T E D —Children ■ Sutherland. Prizes were won by Mrs. Earl Leach. Mrs. Ed Frost and Mrs. Frank BILL LANE Morgan. W ANTE D —G irl wants children to - 8 - care for, in child’s home or her Auctioneer C H A P LA IN SPE AK S TO CLUBS home. Call for Luanne Gonnason, The Associated clubs of Malheur Ph. 54M. 7J1XP Phone 116J Nyssa county held their annual spring meeting at the Adrian high school FD R SALE--Pour tons of stacked last Thursday afternoon. The “Jolly hay in the field. C. C. Cotton. Janes” of the Big Bend district 7Jlxc I will be were the hostess organization f o r __________________ this year. L O S T -- Sub-bumper and brack- GRINDING G RAIN Captain Saunders of Gowen field Tuesday night between Nyssa was guest speaker. He spoke on the and Mitchell butte. Reward. O. P. for chicken feed all life o f an army chaplain and the cknm3ii, 7Jlxc. problems and situations that chap- j __________________ this month. Bring your lains meet in army life. He also W ANTE D — Young calves, hol- gave the history of army chaplains s^ in and guernsey. O. P. Counsil. grain. and the requirements that must be 7 J3xc. met before one can become a chap NYSSA FLOUR MILL lain. * FO R SALE— Weed-free headgates The annual associated clubs meet- and checkgates. Nyssa Tile and J*. M. Warren covered dish luncheon. Twenty-five Pipe Co. Located north of Polar ing was convened at noon for a Cold Storage. 7J2xp. guests were registered. The after noon meeting was opened with R E W AR D for wearing Wolverine piano selections by Mrs. Helen Shell Horsehide Work Shoes Is Don M. Graham Bishop. Other program numbers glove-soft comfort while you work. included group singing led by Mrs. They feel like old house slippers Van de Water, choral reading by Insurance Agency a group of high school girls dir ected by Mrs. Joe Brumbach, in strumental duet by Carol and Lor- Fire and Automobile ina Witty, two piano solos by Ted Holly. “An Irish Lullaby", sung by Insurance f f f f f n r :.y # Insurance Mrs. William Toomb, a reading by Real [state N W .* 7 Mrs. Horace Chaney, and a duet Phone 6s Rentals Bonds by Mrs. Toomb and Mrs. Elliott. OREGON NYSSA Following the program a busi ness meeting was held. The Modern Pioneer club of Newell Heights will be the hostess to the clubs next year. For The Cold Wave And take advantage of Low Prices on the east side, out of the high rent district. Open 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Daily Open on Sundays and Holidays East Side Market Oscar Medrud and Son Register Your Animals For The Nyssa Dairy Show B e rn a rd E a stm a n - Auto Repairing 8 - OBSERVANCE HELD Rural Life Sunday was observed Sunday evening. May 27 at the Adrian high school with the Adrian L. D. S.. United Presbyterian and Free Methodist churches partici pating. Guests speaker was Rev. R. G. Chandler o f Caldwell, who -poke on "The One Thlng.Needful" Ellen Judd, president of the 4-H assembly, presided over the meet- O n O r Before J une 16 A t Frank Morgan’s Office Electric Welding Lathe Work Parts At E. W . Pruyn Open to all grade and purebred animals of all breeds. Animals will not be shown unless they are entered by June 16. D A IR Y SHOW COM M ITTEE Nyssa, Oregon The New Don’t take chances on shivering next winter! Get your order in early... so coal mine companies, railroad companies and dealers can arrange to Nyssa Livestock Commission Co. Formerly The Bybee Livestock Co. give you enough coaj in time! Give your dealer leeway as to delivery, kind, size and grade o f coal he can supply! IF YO U W A N T TO KEEP W A R M NEXT W IN TE R Liberty ''RtAlED to« Hi« M o « « S ta rt-n o « o v o ik ib j« to A U WOmen who chornh not- tire' hoir lovtlin ou . To k ee p jro*r Ito » d «o n . toH. ludtonl »iftt » p o r t in g M^lk- W ill hold regular livestock auctions every Friday and will sell all kinds of livestock, merchandise and miscellaneous items. W e have changed the day to Friday in order to get packer buyers here, which we could not do on Saturdays. So have your livestock here Friday. Let’s keep the buyers coming and we can make this as good a market as there is in the country. Our yards and sale barn will be remodeled. light*, moke Stodeo G » t YOU® tlkjenpoof IC O N O M I SIZI . . n “ 3 * 5 ***•• sut ] ( . •** Bill Lane, Auctioneer-Manager Phone 116J NYSSA PHARM ACY "The First in Nyssa” Mrs. Lane, Cashier and Clerk Office Phone 25R Phone 05J3 or 72W for a truck 111111 : j 111 j j. s i ladies. j were p, piay, with prizes going miss R Uby Brown and Mrs. Louise Mrs. Herbert Fisher was general j S ~ f to Mrs. Kenneth Cottle, first. Mrs. Kuehr. H E ALTH U N IT HAS M EETING | Warren Larson, second, and Mrs. cm Wednesday evening Mrs. chairman of the dance committee. _ , . . . . , „ Mrs. Bernard Frost, dance chair- , Elgtv.een lathes were present at Herman Towne, the traveling prize Pounds entertained ^ and Mre Lloyd Ucket Phone Nyssa 95,1 the meeting ol the Sunset Valley j -g — honoring her daughter. Guests were ohainnan MRj A L . FleU;her, Phone Panna 6J2 health uiui May 31 in the sewing | E NTE R TAIN S A T P A R T Y Mrs. George Hart, Sr.. Mr. Mrs. K yle Waite entertained at Mrs. G eorge Hart, Jr., and SOD president of the club, expressed room of Uie Nyssa high school. a party Friday afternoon in hon- Donald, Misses Babe and Hazel thanks to the Savage orchestra. ft i hi ii n h i;i tun m in n m m 11 hi hi i i hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi m hi hi hi hi • which furnished the music, and or of her daughter. Sharon, who Hart and John Hart of Vale. the committee members and the was three years old. Games were __g__ general public for their generous — played, after which refreshments t o g i v e RECITAL were served. Guests were C arol' Mrs. E H . Strickland will pre- support of the affair. —5— i nd Sharon Whitaker, Marilyn and sent the following pupils in a piano ^ We are specialists in repairing farm machinery. M AR R IE D IN C A L IF O R N IA Dale Abersold. Keith Powell. Jack- recital at the Owyhee school house I f you are in need o f beet pullers or other Mr. and Mrs. R. Cornell have | ie Franklin, Cleta Belle Wemick Friday, June 8: Helen JuUim, word that their son, H farm implements, we will make the machines to and Donnie Waite. j Stanley Bybee, Shirley Sparks, ( received SM 2!C James Cornell, and Miss —8— ____ I Phyllis Bair, Jack Chard, JoAnn i your specifications. PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS Price, Justine Kreager, Del Roy Dalors Winkler of LosAngeles were married April 20. The couple will Tile Happy Eight Pinochle club Ashby. Darlene Haney, Mary Ellen met at the home of Mrs. Dave williams, Loya Callahan, Elaine make their home at San Diego, Mitchell Friday afternoon with Hunter, Betty Jean Strkkland, Lois where Mr. Cornell is stationed Willi Shallow W ell Pressure System Mrs. S. P. Bybee winning high McGeee, Lois Bybee, Betty Cul- the navy. Table Model Radio and Mrs. Fern Kessler the travel- bertson, Marion Price Patty Chard, ni hi am mu htu hi hi hi n hi hi hi ii hi hi i i hi hi hi hi hi hi a a w h : t i hi 11 hi hi hi hi hi i i hi hi wm m hi ih > * CLUB HOLDS M EETING ing prize. Lunch was served to ghirley Price. Dorilyn McGee, De Console Radio Feed Chopper The executive board ol the Ny- eight. Mrs. Tom Eldredge will be ¡one smith, Fay Callahan. Mary m ¡i ¡i : 111 u 11 ii : i it :t 11 ii i in o f the program. Community slug- ing was directed by Mildred Wrl- liams. The program included vocal solo. "TheTe's a Star Spangled Banner W aving" by Mrs. McEwen; reading, "The Last Leal” , written by O ’Henry, and given by Mrs.