THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
PAGE TWO
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1946
Mr. Willis.
| union grade school. A large crowd ; noon. February 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams and vuted unanimously that the dis-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Steelman
a lt.
and Mrs. Charley Grider and trlcts remain separate. The school and Donna were callers Sunday af
Nan went to Vale Saturday to at- board was instructed to make a ternoon ln the Ray Marks home
tend the Pomona Grange meeting, list of needed Improvements and | near Meridian.
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Reverend and Mrs. J. C. Nevin
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Busier and fam- j tepair
school house. A meeting
iy of Hermiston, JJregon and^ Mr. wljl ^ held ln
Bend Thurs entertained at the parsonage Fri
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Mrs. Charley Grider attended the | has been done on county roads for A few games and songs were en
joyed after the dinner.
• Jersey club meeting held at Ore several years.
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon
Twenty eight young people from
gon Trail school Thursday night.
Mrs. M. E. Rogers entered the
Entered at the postoffices at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission
Nyssa Nursing home Saturday for the community United Presbyterian
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
ohurch went to Nampa last Thurs
observation and treatment.
big Bend
the act of March 3, 1879.
Mrs. Harriet Brumbach became ill day evening to roller skate. Re
freshments were served to them at
I
The Wade PTA will meet Friday Thursday and has been unable to the Nampa church. Mr. Peterson.
teach.
afternoon,
March
1
at
the
home
of
R IC H L A N D
, d“y
,
Mrs. Charles Schweitzer of Owy Mr. Wilson, Mr. Kurtz, Mr. Trus-
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Mr. and Mrs. Verne La Plante A*rs- *-^r°y Bennett
hee was a caller in the Haworth sell and John Norris furnished
A
large
group
of
friends
of
Mr.
transportation for the group.
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Orider went were in Caldwell Wednesday.
and Mrs. Joe King gathered at home Saturday.
Ralph Johnson is again visiting
to Ontario Tuesday on business.
Mr and Mrs Harlan Given and their home last Wednesday even
Mrs. Harvey Bennett and Mrs.
in the K. I. Peterson home before
John
Packwood
were
calling
on
Mrs. Charley Orider took a car Mrs. Charley Orider were in Culd- ing to help them celebrate their
leaving for his home in Nebraska.
39th wedding anniversary. A social members of Adrian Presbyterian He recently received his discharge
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^ yn tte game
l° Tuesday
. T 1 well Thursday
church Wednesday in regard to
school
basketball
evening
was
enjoyed
and
lunch
from the armed services.
Jim Stephens is in the Nyssa
church business.
night.
was served at a late hour.
A regular Boy Scout meeting was
Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Stam of
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams and Nursing home as a result of a grav
The Jolly Janes met at the home
Mildred were dinner guests of Mr. el slide. Mr. Stephens was loading of Mrs. Darrell Eijgllsh last Tues Nyssa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. held in the high school at 7:45
Monday evening.
and Mrs. Charley Grider Wednes- gravel at the Willis pit when an day. They are serving lunch for Case Muntjewerff Sunday.
Gas pumps have been installed
overhanging ledge crumbled. His the John French sale in Roswell
Walter Bishop, Mr. Wylie and
| leg was broken and he was part Tuesday, February 26.
1 Mr. Wolf spent Monday in Weiser by the Adrian Oil company and
the station is now open for business.
T 0 D A Y . . . A N 0 EVERY D A Y . . . I S YOURS ially buried by the gravel. He was A meeting was held at the Wade on business,
taken to Nyssa by Mr. Grider and schoolhouse last Thursday evening! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch of Bob Webster is manager and Wa
yne Piercy driver.
to get the sentiment of the people 1 Centralla,
Washington
arrived 1 Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson en
within the district in regard to join- J Thursday for a visit in the H. R. tertained Wednesday evening at a
ng with Kingman in building a Hatch home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Stiener are par dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ents of new baby born Thursday Cahill, Mr. and Mrs. John Quigley,
of Nyssa and Gale Salser of Al
morning.
berta, Canada.
Mervin Peterson and Ralph John
son spent Wednesday night and
Thursday in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker and
Just can't wait to give you these
Carlene arrived in Adian Tuesday Mervin, Donna Maria, and Ralph
four ideas about wallpaper! They’re
fiom Elgin, Oregon and will visit Johnson were Sunday dinner guests
the latest —watch ’em freshen up
relatives and friends before leaving ot the Frank Cahill home near Nys
your home!
for Redmond to make their home. sa.
Donna Boren of Nampa was an
F our walls needn’t be alike I T h re e plain
walls, one patterned, is th e m odern vogue.
overnight guest Tuesday of her
OW YHEE
aunt, Mrs. Bethel Martin. Bethel
F or distinction, u se a d iffe re n t p a tte rn
The Owyhee Community club met
“panel” behind th e b ed
took her home on Wednesday after with Mrs. C. L. Vanderwall Thurs
F or kitchen or bath, Sanitas —th e perm a
noon.
day.
nently w ashable fabric w all covering — a
Mrs. Clyde Steelman was a bus The members started an attendance
really scrubbable finish. 100 lovely designs.
iness cal'er in Ontario Tuesday contest. Refreshments of sandwich
\
A G et th a t professional d e c o ra to rs ’ to u c h
with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Bishop es, jello salad, cake and coffee were
■ w ith borders used a t ceiling. S m art too on
and Mrs. Walter Bishop.
served by the hostess, assisted by
painted walls.
Clarence Steelman of Eagle, Ida her daughter, Mrs. Art Neely, and
ho was a caller Wednesday in the her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank i
Clyde Steelman home.
Vanderwall. Mrs. Florence Kygar J
as well as summer, autum n
A pink and blue shower was held and Mrs. Martha Klingback w ere,
and winter fire is right on
for Mrs. Dwain Hatch in the Ho prize winners in the contest.
Nowtono M A K E - U P C R E A M
the job destroying property
ward Hatch home Wednesday af
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dale Culbert
Aller Bath C R E M E C O L O G N E
ternoon. Many lovely gifts were re son are visiting at the home ot
a t a great rate. Insurance,
ceived from close friends and re his brother, C. P. Culbertson. They
Caro Nome P A C E P O W D E R
carefully arranged by us,
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latives. Refreshments were served have been in Tennessee and plan
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will exactly fit your needs,
after the gifts were opened.
to make their future home in
.fu rn ish real p ro te c tio n .
AVXILABLC EXCLUSIVELY AT
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown received Californa. Mr. Culbertson has re
a telegram from their son, Bob, cently been discharged from the
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that he had arrived in the states armed forces.
and would soon be home with a
UL
G. L. McMillan of Boise was a
discharge from the service.
week-end guests at the Louis Skin
ORUG STORI
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Looney of ner home.
Payette were guests in the F ra n k 1 Mrs. A. C Bradley, a long time
NYSSA
PHARMACY
Johns home Sunday.
resident of Owyhee but lately of
Bryan Harris, Adrian barber, was Nampa, passed away Sunday even
called to Portland Saturday, as his j ing. Funeral services were held at
father was killed in an accident.
the Owyhee schooinouse Wednesday
A bridal shower was held in the at 2 p. m.
home of Mrs. William Toomb Fri
Eleven members of the Owyhee
day afternoon for Mrs. Wayne Pier- Sunday school spent an enjoyable
cy, recently married at Pueblo, Col day at the American Sunday school
orado. The bride received lovely union conference in Caldwell Tues
gifts from friends and relatives. day.
After the gifts were opened re
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Gregg and
freshments were served.
children, Becky Lou and Victor,
The Glen Brown family were left Thursday for White Swan,
Boise visitors Sunday. Mrs. Brown Washington, where they plan to
stayed overnight and attended to spend the year.
business on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley
Francies Deffer arrived home were in Owyhee Monday making |
Flight training is now possible under the G. I. bill of rights
Friday evening from Fairberry, Ne arrangements for the funeral of
at government expense.
braska, when he was called be Mr. Bradley's mother, Mrs. A. C.
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cause of the serious illness of his Bradley.
father, who was slightly improved
Preaching services were held at
when he left for home.
the school house after Sunday
Adrian Girl Scout troop No. 2 school Sunday by Rev. R. L. Krlner
held a regular meeting in the home of the Lincoln district.
of Loretta Van De Water of Big
A telegram from Sgt. Rex Wai
Bend community Saturday after- ters from San Francisco announces
(he Güte City Journal
the Owyhee school house Monday
evening March 4. Rev. C. C. Hovda
of Bellingham, Washington will be
the evangelist. Rev. Hovda, a form
er pastor at Ontario, is known by
many people here. Everyone 1$ invit
ed to attend the services.
his arrival in the states rrom the
Pacific area.
Mr and Mrs Werner Peutz were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Skinner Sunday. Evening
guests in the home were Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn McGinnis and Miss
Ester Nein.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
D. Bigelow were Rev. R. L. Krlner
and two sons, Robert and Ronald,
Mr and Mrs. George T. Gregg and
Fred Klingback.
Evangelistic services will begin ln
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