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r THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945 PAGE SIX NYSSA COUPLE WED Miss Kathleen Maxine Loe and Clifton Thomas Nielsen of Nyssa were married In the Methodist parsonage December 8 at 9 a. m. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. J. Gern- hardt. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Niel sen, brother and sister-in-law of the groom. The bride Is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Tom Loe and Mr. Niel sen Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nielsen. After a wedding trip to San Francisco they plan to make their home In Vale. Mr. Nielsen Is the Orange. The party will be held In the form of a supper, with games for entertainment December 27 Instead of on the regular meet ing date. Christmas gifts were exchanged by the members. Refreshments of salad, wafers, employed by the state department coke and coffee were served by the hostess. j I agticulture. The January meeting will be held Mrs. Nielsen worked In the ration at Mrs. Glen Suitor's home Jan otflce following the closing of the uary 3. Nyssa office in September of this ATTEND REUNION AT M ARSING year. Mrs. Lillian Newby attended the - I - Larson reunion at Marsing, where K. N. A. ELECTS OFFICERS there were 60 members present. Mr The Royal Neighbors of Amer and Mrs. Earl Larson and son ot ica held their annual election of Oklahoma also attended alter officers, Thursday night, December spending a week visiting at the home of Mrs. Larson's mother, Mrs. 6 . The following Roster of officers Newby. Before returning to their home was elected: In Oklahoma Saturday, Mr. and Oracle, Vera Davis; Vive Oracle, Mrs. Larson visited her two broth Stella Morris; Recorder. Blanche ers, George and Harry Newby in Dolan; Receiver, Ruth Pruyn; Mar Boise. shall,'Threlma Mefford; ChanceUor, Harriet Harris; Inner Sentinel, El W IL L HOLD P A R T Y be Towne, Outer Sentenel, Ruth The American Legion and auxil Chadd; Manager, Alice Collins, and iary will hold their annual Christ physicians, Dr. Kerby, Maulding mas party December 20 at 8 p. m. and Sears. in the Legion hall. A Christmas tree - 5 - ENTERTA1NS CLUB Mrs. David Beers, entertained the V-Club Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Gahan furnished an interesting program. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Glenn Suiter. A Christmas party meeting will be | held at the home of Mrs. James Olin, December 19 at 2 p. m. An | exchange o f gifts will be held. and gift exchange will be arranged Members of the two organization: and their families are lnvitecf to attend. CHRISTM AS P A R T Y PLANNED The W. S. C. S. of the Methodis: hurch will hold a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Bernard Frost December 20 at 2 p. m. Mrs. Walter McPartland will be In harge of the social hour. Mrs. PAR TIE S PLANNED George Henneman will give a At the regular meeting of the Christmas reading. Gifts will be Royal Neighbors December 6 plans exchanged. were outlined for the annual Christmas parties. P A R T Y PLANNED On Thursday evening, December The Thursday evening bridge 20 the ladies of the Royal Neigh club plans to give its annual Christ bors will serve a potluck supper at mas party December 21 at the I f you plan to finance your new 7 o'clock, followed by entertainment home of Mrs. A. L. Maulding. Mrs. car, the Bank and Agent Auto and an exchange of gifts. The fol Sylvester Heiner will be co-host Plan offers you lowest finance lowing Saturday, December 22, at ess. The husbands of the members charges, complete insurance 2:30 p. m. the children’s party will will be Invited as guests of the protection and service. It is fast, be held for all juvenie members club. easy, convenient. Before you and children of adult members. - 5 - buy, let us give you all the facu. Both parties will be held in the TUESDAY CLUB MEMBERS I. O. O. F. hall. Mrs. A. C. Sallee entertained members of the Tuesday club this GRANGE WOMEN MEET week at her home. Bridge scores The December meeting of Home were won by Mrs. George Mitchell Real Estate Insurance Economics' club of the Oregon Trail and Mrs. George Sallee. Grange was held at the home of Mrs. Willis Bertram December 6. GIVES P A R T Y Phone 64 Ten members aaswered roll call Mrs. Joe Maughan entertained at Nyssa, Oregon with "something I would like to two tables of bridge Sunday even have for Christmas." ing for friends. Mrs. Tom Eldredge Plans were made for a party, won high score, Miss Eva Boydell 9 Representing TME « T N A CASUALTY which the women will hold for the econd high and Mrs. Ed Frost A ND SURETY CO. HartJorJ, Const. men, as the women were the losers the traveling prize. In the attendance contest held by SMARTEST DEAL A n y C a r Buyer Can M a k e Bernard Eastman ì - Land Leveling GANNON BROTHERS No Job too small; no job too big. Sub-soiling by the hour— by acre. Phone 05J4 NYSSA P h o n e IO & PROGRAM THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC. 14-15 The mightiest adventure romance ever film ed ! Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll In “NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE” Color Cartoon Features Saturday 8, 8 and 10 P. M Mat.. Sat., 2:50 Adm. 25c-5c Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax 8 - E NTE R TAIN S CLUB The Sunshine club of the Rcbek- ah lodge was entertained at tne home of Mrs. Tom Johnson Friday. The afternoon was spent inform eriy. Refreshments were served by the hostess. on Red Cross projects may finish them at the meeting. The quota ol wash cloths for servicemen in hos pitals has not been reached. The cloths may be made from toweling, blankets or other soft material. At the close of the meeting the women will sing Christmas songs and have tea. The parish hall will be open at 2 p. m. and women may enter as they desire after that time. — §— L A D IE S C O U N C IL M EE TS The ladies council of the Christ ian church met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Hill November 29 for the purpose of finishing dolls to oe sent to an orphan’s home as Christmas gifts. After the business session Mrs. Whipple gave a talk on "Prayer Is Power." Mrs. Harold Robbins read a poem, "Her Day.” and Mrs. Elmer Hill, a poem, "These Things Are Free." Refreshments were served oy the hostess. M ARRIED IN M ISSISSIPPI Mrs. Mary W. Turner ol Jack- son, Mississippi, daughter of the late S. A. Wright of Inverness, Mississippi, and James E. Cald- vell of Foster General hospital ot Jackson, son of C. M. Caldwell of Nyssa, were married last month n Jackson. The double ring ceremony was olemnized in the chapel at Foster General hospital at 1 o'clock Thurs- lay afternoon, November 1, in the jresence of friends, hospital pat ents and a group ot Grey Ladies >t the American Red Cross. Chap lain (M aj.) C. O. White, officiated t the rites. Mrs. Caldwell has served as a 3rey Lady at the hospital, and t was in this role that she met her future husband, a patient there, 13 nonths ago. For her wedding, the bride wore a navy blue suit with black acces sories. Her corsage was pink car nations and tuberoses. Mrs. Gertrude Drummond, the ■jride’s only attendant, wore a light an suit with brown accessories and i corsage of yellow chrysanthe- nums. — The bridegroom was attended by Sgt. T. M. King of Port Smith, Ark., alto a patient of Foster Gen eral hospital, as best man. Mrs. Caldwell is a well-known musician, having taught music in the pubic schools for a number of years, and is known to thousands of servicemen throughout the Uni ted States, having been pianist for ihe City and Defense Recreation association at the city auditorium for the last five years. She has erved as music chairman of the American Legion auxiliary to Hen ry H. Graves post for five conse cutive years, and is active in a ■.umber of clubs and civic organi zations of Jackson. Mr. Caldwell spent two years in .he South Pacific with the 32nd division. While there he bedame .11, and was returned to the United States for hospitalization. Mr. Caldwell has been dismissed from the hospital, where he received treatment for a year. He is now employed in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell are at home at 67 Bratton St., for the present time. CLUB NOM INATES Nomination of officers was held Tuesday night at a meeting of the Nyssa Business Women's club in the high school building. The of licers will be elected at a meeting to be held January 8. The topic of discussion will be the atomic bomb. CLUB E NTERTAIN ED The members wrapped gifts for Mrs. William Wahler was hostess the children’s orphanage at Cor vallis. Ice cream, gngerbread ana to the Thursday evening bridge whipped cream and coffee were club last week. Mrs. Howard Love- joy was a guest of the club. Prizes served. in bridge were awarded to Mrs. George Hennaman and Mrs. Grant TO HELP RED CROSS The next meeting of the Nyssa Rinehart. Civic club, December 19, will be de - 8 - ENTE R TAIN S CLUB voted to Red Cross work. Instead The Tuesday evening bridge club of a planned program, the time will be spent doing sewing and met at the home of Mrs. Ed other tasks for the Red Cross Frost. Three tables of bridge were in play, with prizes going to Mrs chapter of Nyssa. All members o f the civic club Frank Morgan and Mrs. George and other women of Nyssa are Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell was a guest asked to attend the meeting and of the members. help fill the quotas for the period. - 8 - A U X IL IA R Y HOLDS P A R T Y Each one attending will furnish Members of the American Legion her own needles, thread and scis sors. Those who are now working auxiliary held a business meeting SUNDAY AND MONDAY, DEC. 16-17 The year’s most hectic, hilarious howlfest— A kleptomaniac with a million dollars and only romance could cure him. Eddie Bracken and Veronica Lake In “HOLD THAT BLONDE” Cartoon and Sports Features Sunday 6, 8 and 10 P. M. Mat, Sun.. 8:30 Adm., 30c-Sc, Inc. Tax Adm. Evening«. 40c-9c, Including Tax — B A R G A IN N IG H T— TUESDAY, DEC. 18 Charlie Chan In “CHINESE CAT” Also Johnnv Mack Brown & Raymond Hatton “FLAME OF THE WEST” Features Tuesday 6. 8 and 10 P. M. Adm. SAr-tr, Inc. Tax WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DEC. 19-20 Winner o f the Pulitzer prize as the novel of the year— triumphantly brought to the screen in all o f its greatness! JOHN HERSEY’S “A BELL FOR ADANO” Gene Tierney, John Hodiak and William Bendix Cartoon and Mews Adm. Even Inga. OOc-Sc, Including Tax GIFT LIST Bracelets Brooch & Earring Sets Lockets Crosses Rings Indies lapel watches Paulus Jewelry Store 13D1XC. Fourth. Thursday evening In the Legion I o o L a te to Classify hall. Later the group attended a MISCELLANEOUS—Taken up, one FO R SALE— 1938 4-door sedan, waffle supper at the home of Mrs. yearling steer October 12. Owner R. S i H. '40 motor. »450. Cpi. Tereszkievlz. Bks. 11. PO W Camp. H. O. Hopkins. may have by identifying and pay 13Dlxp. ing for keep. Wolfe Brothers ranch. L t miles southwest of Nyssa. 13D3xp. MISCELLANEOUS— Don't miss It, fun for the whole family, "Mama's FOR SA LE —Three registered here Baby Boy," three-act comedy, ford bulls, 18 months old, four Thursday, December 20. 8 p. m. registered hereford cows, and two Adrian high school. Admission 25c 18-month-old heifers. E. W. Spang and 50c. Army Opens Office— ler, 303 Eleventh avenue, north, FO R SALE— De Laval 2 unit milk S ta ll Sergeant George E. Hill ing machine. Complete. O. K. Rub has announced that the U. S. arm> phone. 1055, Nampa, Idaho. 13D4xp. ber Welders. 13D2xp. recruiting service has opened a „ u o i ' - i n Nyssa business district permanent otfice in room 7, First a red snowcap, square crown with FO R SA LE —New white enamel electric hotplate, two burners with Securities bank building in Payette. Jraw string around face, belongs controls. Phone 157J. 13Dlxc. The office will be open from £ jo snow suit. Phone 07R3. 13Dlxc. FO R R E N T—For cash rent, about a m. to 8 p. m. daily except Sun roK SALE— Immediately, 1932 40 acres, very good ground. 17 acres day. Men between the ages of 17 Jhevrolet sedan, heater. 3 spare In hay, % mile North of Kingman and 34 may be accepted for enlist „ires, engine In good condition, Kolony schoolhouse, adjoining Over- ment. Further information may be jiving good service. »175. Inquire street beet dump. Very good build secured by writing to or applying journal office. 13D2xp. ings. Phone Nyssa 02J1. Hazel in person at the recruiting station. Kressly. 13D2xp. FOR SALE —Two boy's bicycle, both aalloon tires, one like new with L O S T — Coin purse with *9 belong G o T o Idaho— Mr. and Mrs. C liff Main and Mr. wo speeds, other in good condition. ing to elderly lady, who needs the 13D2xp. money. Return to Journal office. and Mrs. Kenneth Cockrun spent Inquire Journal office. 13Dlxp. Sunday at Eagle, Idaho, visiting FOR SALE—Purebred C h e s t e r at the home of Mrs. Main’s par White weaner pigs. J. C. Olsen, 3 POUND—Bicycle. Owner may have ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mase. They also miles north of Nyssa on Gem ave by lndentifylng and paying for went to Boise Monday to shop. 13Dlxc. nue, phone 06J4. 13D2xc. this ad. LOCAL NEWS PLAY SAFE! Taken T o O ntario— M ISCELLANEO US—Don't miss it, Rev. George Whipple, Sr., who fun for the whole family, "Mama's has been sick at the home of his Baby Boy," three-act comedy, >on. Rev. George Whipple, Jr., of Thursday, December 20, 8 p. m. Nyssa, was taken to his home in Adrian high school. Admission 25c Ontario Wednesday. and 50c. FOR SALE— 1934 Ford V-8 coupe. Frank Crocker and F. J. Carpen Excellent motor and tires. Phone 13D3xp. ter, formed Nyssa residents, re 05J4. turned to their homes at Madras FOR SALE—Pre-war bicycle. L. T Wednesday after coming to Nyssa Ashcraft, Phone 07J5, Adrian, Box for a load of machinery. 321. 13D2xp. Here Fram M adras— Leases Dairy— Willard Whitman o f Nyssa has eased a dairy and milk, route at Tracyton, Washington. Mr. W h it man and family have already m ov ed to Tracyton. Play To Br Presented— The Adrian high school will pre sent a three-act comedy, "Mama's Baby Boy,” Thursday night, Dec ember 20 at 8 o’clock. Return Home— Mr. and Mrs. Elden Stringfellow of Ogden have returned to their home after visiting at the home of Mrs. Stringfellow’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle. Go T o ansas— Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kurtz and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph left Thurs day for Kansas. They will return to Nyssa after the holidays. FOR SA LE —Good 4 room house 100 by 120 lot, Cash or terms Bernard Eastman. 13Dtfc. W A N TE D —T o rent small acreage farm. Crop or cash rent in ad vance. W ill consider buying. P. O. Box 166, Nyssa. I3Dlxp. FOR SALE —Forty rabbits and hutch. Very reasonabe. 248 So. REFRIGERATOR & RADIO SERVICE W e repair all makes of refrigerators and radios. in Receive Xmas Gifts— Word has been received that many of the L, D. S. boys over seas have received their Christmas packages sent by the Ladies L. D S. Service club October 15, Car Salesman Here— Jack Draayer o f Ogden was In Nyssa visiting friends, and attend ing to business the first part ot the week. He is a car salesman. Moving T o Salt Lake — Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beus have purchased a home in the east side residential district in Salt Lake City and plan to move there soon. Return To Baker— Mrs. Harriet Holman left Thurs day for her home at Baker, She spent Friday in Ontario visiting her son, Robert Holman, and fam ily. W hile in Nyssa she visited her two daughters. Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Robert Wilson. Visits In Nampa— Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Renstrom and daughter spent Saturday and Sunday In Nampa visiting relatives. Attends Meeting— Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher left Friday for Idaho Falls to attend a produce meeting. They were ac companied by Mrs. Emma Quimby, who visited in Twin Falls. Sewing And Articles Finished— Beginning at 9 a. m. Tuesday, the ladies of the L. D. S. church sewed on quilts, and finished many lovely articles, which will be on sale Friday evening at the church. A program will precede the baz aar. Examiner Coming— A traveling examiner of chauf feurs and operators will be In the Nyssa city hall Wednesday, Dec ember 19 from 9 a. m. to 12, noon. Go T o Portland— W. O. Peterson of the Nyssa Furniture company and Roy Aston of Payette are in Portland this week attending to business. Parents Of Son— A son weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces was bom November 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hershey ol New Plymouth. The boy was named Robert Floyd. Mrs. Hershey Is a former Nyssa grade school teacher and Mr. Hershey is a former em ploye of the bureau of reclamation. Work Guaranteed Shop located in WITH YOUR CAR Give yourself, your fam ily, and your car the added protection that comes with having it in tip-top mechanical con dition . . . by bringing it “ back home’’ to us for regular inspection and servicing. We’ll make your brakes quick-acting, and sure- stopping . . . keep your car tuned up so it’ll give you the responsive per formance that helps you drive safely. Tune-ups help prevent smash-ups! WILSON BROS. STORE Herriman LOUIS JUDSON Motor Co. We Wish To Thank- The businessmen and other residents o f Nyssa for their patronage o f Brownie’s cafe for the past six years. W e wish for the new owners the same success. Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Brown Gun Cases Large enough for six guns and other equip ment. Finished in a beautiful scorched wood effect. Ideal for Christmas gift3 for sports- men. Springs Shipment of double-deck springs, Sealy box springs and Sealy mattresses. Three-Piece Davenports With rayon and silk covering. Visiting H< Mrs. C. C. W yckoff and two daughters o f Sumpter visited re latives in the Nyssa vicinity t o ' two days last week. NORDALE FURNITURE STORE
