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SH PAGE SIX THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 21. 1946 | sy Settles, Glenda Moss, Lillian accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A l- j army air forces overseas. He Is at 1 Ciisp, Sherrill Chadd and Mary bert ]. Riggs The couple will re- the present time engaged In farm side at The Dallas. ing. Sue Parson. - 8 - The girls Intermediate class, with YO UTH IS HONORED D INNER GUESTS the teacher, Velma Fox, entertain A family dinner was served at Mr. and Mrs. Al Kuehn and Mr. ed the Intermediate boys and their the home of Mr and Mrs. Ray C. and Mrs. Ward Wleneke entertain I teacher, Mrs. Al Kuehn, and Rev. Lewis in honor of their son, J. B. ed Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen at 1 and Mrs. H. J. Oernhardt at a considered by musicians to be one party In the Methodist church soc who has enlisted In the navy. J. B. dinner Thursday evening at the C IIO P IN PR O G RAM PLANNED letf Saturday for San Diego. His Wieneke home. George Hopkins. University of of the greatest works ever written ial room Friday evening, March 15. family accompanied him as tar Oregon pianist, will present an all- for the piano. Some of the more — 1 - as Boise. ENTEFT AIN GUESTS W. S. C. S. W IL L MEET Chopin concert In the Ontario high "popular” numbers will be recog- Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen enter school gymnasium at 8:15 p. m. ! mred as favorites from the motion The Methodist W.S.CB. will meet G IRLS G IV E P A R T Y tained Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wieneke Wednesday. March 27. at 2 o’clock March 28 with Mrs. 1 picture “Song T o Remember." Mrs. Vern Parson's Junior girls en at dinner at the Payette Country The cuirent ‘rage" over the mus H. J. Gernhardt. Mrs W L. Mc- - 6 - joyed a party Tuesday evening, club Saturday evening. Mr. and Partland will have devotions. The ic of the great Polish-French com G IR LS EARN RAN KS March 20 in the social rooms of poser Is especially timely because The Girl Scouts of troop 4, super program, a former discussion on the Methodist Community church. Mrs. Al Kuehn joined them later and the group attended the dance of the approaching centenary ob vised by Mrs. Bernard Eastman, “ Women, Trustees of the Future," P A R T Y IS HELD at the Miramar in Boise. servance of Chopin's death. His have earned their tenderfoot ar.d will be In charge of Mrs. A. L. Flet The Junior girls class of the Meth music is so vailed and covers sucn | second class ranks. The troop has cher. - 5 - odist church were entertained at IN C ALD W ELL AND N AM PA a wide emotional range it meets ¡gained two members and last one, -5 - a party at the church Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop and HOST A T DINNER the demand of a complete concert i leaving a net membership of nine. evening of this week. Mrs. Vern family spent Saturday in Caldwell program. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bellon were I Girls attending the troop meetings Faison was assisted by Sylvia Do and Nampa. The famous "B Minor Sonata" ¡are Avon Peterson, Joan Narrigan, i I osts to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Har lan and Barbara Duncan. The girls to be featured on the program Is Doris Rlgney, Barbara Duncan. Pat- rington of Caldwell at dinner Sun- - 5 - enjoyed a series of games, followed GUESTS A T D INNER ■ !tay. by refreshments, Mary Sue Parson Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen were -5 - and Lois McLaughlin were elected dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. SI’ EAKS TO C IVIC CLUB new captains for the attendance Glea Billings Friday evening. Rev. II. J. Gernhardt was the FOR YO U R contest. Among others present were principal speaker at a meeting ol - 5 - Shirley Dolan, Claudlna Wilson, H A P F Y E IG H T TO MEET the Nyssa Civic club Wednesday Sherrill Chadd, Joan Narragon. L il The Happy Eight pinochle club afternoon. Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. lian Crisp, Bonnies Learnerd,«Mari will meet at the home of Mrs. Ira John Stringer and Mrs. Arden lyn Lytle and Phyllis Mull. Ure FYiday. Newsom were prize winners in the - 8 - TRY games. Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Tom - 5 - TH U R SD AY CLUB MEETS Examinatlons Scheduled— Eldredge were hostesses. Mrs. John Bishop was hostess to The United States civil service CHURCH SOCIAL HELD Thursday afternoon bridge club commlssic --- --------- . ------------------------------- announces examinations An all-church social was held In Mrs' L°renfJ,was J1 8U.est-,^ *^ for the positions of stenographer the Christian church basement last ” e * on . by MJiS' k M g ¡and typist. These are the first of the examinations to be announced And Water Softener Friday night under the spon and Mrs. A. H.Jloydell. ___8 ___ since the recent executive order sorship of the social committee of E NTE R TAIN S CLUB directing the civil servic commiss- the church, consisting of Mrs. Cora For Walls, Floors, Woodwork, Windows, Dishes Mrs. Sylvester Heiner entertain- ion tQ return to the practice of Tomlinson, Mrs. Jess Rigney and ed her club Thursday even in gS p ec- i oldlng examil!alionjs leadlng to per_ Washing Machine and General Cleaning John Stafford. The social was the lal guests were Mrs. J. L. Church manent appointment in the fed first of a series of parties to be and Mrs. Howard Lovejoy. Winners eral service. Full information and A Very Little Goes— A V eiy Long Way sponsored by the social committee. in bridge were Mrs. Church and application may be obtained from —f — Mrs. Grant Rinehart. Ask for it at Eder’s, Food Mart, Wilson’s the director, eleventh U. S. civil SHOWER IS GIVEN - 8 - service region, Seattle 4, Washing Pound’s East Side Market, Gamble’s, Gordon’s Mrs. W. F. Findling and Mrs. SUNDAY CLUB MEETS ton, or from the secretary, board of Walter Obendorft, Jr., entertained Drive-In, and Signal Service. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman _ , ,U. S. civil service examiners, at at a pink and blue shower last Sat first or second class post of- urday afternoon in honor of Mrs. entertained the Sunday evening club. Bridge prizes were won by {ice Laurence Findling. Games were Mr. Eastman and Mrs. Harry Min- I ' ___________________ played, with Mrs. Bessie Hendricks er‘ _ _ Cub Pack T o Meet— and Mrs. Clarence Reece winning ‘ The monthly cub pack meeting the prizes. Mrs. Findling received GIVES r A it 1 1 em I of the Cub Scouts will be held at Always Be On The many nice gifts. Ice cream, cake Mrs. Joe Maughan entertained 7:30 m March ^ >t the and coffee were served to 22 guests. three tables of bridge Thursday j ha„ A „ Cub gcouts and thelr -§ ~ evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. parents are lnylted t0 attend HONORED A T DINNER Ed Frost, Mrs. Glea Billings and Mrs. Kenneth Renstrom served Mrs. John Bishop. Mrs. Maughan Boys Go On Hike— a turkey dinner Sunday In celebra also entertained three tables ol The Junior Deacons, a class of tion of the birthdays of her hus bridge Friday evening, prizes going boys in the Christian church, climb band and his father. Guests were to Mrs. A. L. Fletcher, Mrs. K en ed Mitchell butte last Saturday. All Kenneth Renstrom’s parents, Mr. neth Renstrom and Mrs. Wayne of the 17 boys made the climb and Insure your car, your home and your life with and Mrs. Elmer Renstrom, Mr. and Morris. V afterwards roasted Weiners. John Mrs. Forest Irwin and daughters, the - 8 - ny Toombs, Bobbv Baker and Del- Rachel and Mary and Mr. and Mrs. PINOCHLE P A R T Y HELD vin Mace were elected captains ol Gus Renstrom and son, Carl, of Mrs. Tom Eldredge was hostess the companies. Nampa. to her pinochle club Friday after -5 - noon In honor of her sister, Mrs. Discharged From Navy— M AItR IE D IN NYSSA Howard Snowberger. Prizes were Richard H. Lewis has been dis Ted D. Reed of Sherman county, won by Mrs. Dale Garrison and charged from the navy at the Oregon and Edith B. Riggs of Can- Mrs. S. P. Bybee. naval personnel separation center ion county, Idaho were married by - 8 - at Shoemaker, California. He Is a Justcie of the Peace Flank D. Hall CLUB MEETS son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lew in Nyssa, March 15. They were Mrs. Burnall Brown was hostess is of Nyssa. Office located in east side o f Ronald’s shoe feet and spot In face. D. L. Bene C. Johnston, Parma route 2. 21MU dict, 2 miles north Nyssa, or Rt. 2. FO R SALE— Davenport, day bed. Nyssa. 21M2xp. small milk separator, Mrs. Georg« McKee. Ennis avenue 21Mlxc FO R SALE— 32-acre farm, mostly In alfalfa, five-room house, with full T O R SALE!—Air compressor. Phone basement, pressure water system, 163-W. Andy McGinnis. Nyssa. oil heat, electric range, $4400 cash. 14M4xp. 3/4 mile east of Junction 20-95. J. Bernard Eastm an BILL LANE Auctioneer Phone 116J Nyssa Real Estate Insurance Phone 64 Nyssa, Oregon Spring House Cleaning Rubys All-Purpose Cleaner $ 3,000 ¡n Cash prises shop Open week days from 8 a. m. to 6 p m. James D. Willis Nyssa Your Local Agent P. O. Box 915 NYSSA Phone IO Ô PROGRAM THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAR. 22-23 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Ruth Nelson, Dorlinda Clifton In Gene Stratton Porter’s “GIRL OF THE LIMBERLOST” Also Gale Storm and Phil Regan In “SONBONNET SUE” RHEUMATISM and I suffered for years and am so G. Larson and Mrs. W. R. Camp- thankful that I found relief from bell. Prizes were won by Mrs. Geo- this terrible affliction that I w ill'r g e Sallee and Mrs. George Mitch- gladly answer anyone writing me ell. Guest prizes went to Mrs. Camp- for Information. Mrs. Anna Peutz, bell and Mrs. Lorenz. P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash, - 8 - M A N Y ATTEND OLD T IM E DANCE Many married folk attended the program given FYiday evening In the L.DB. church when the R e lief society celebrated St. Patrick's day, which also commemorates the birthday of the organization. Un der the direction o f Mrs. Irvin Duffln, old-time dances were dem onstrated by various couples. The modern two-step and waltz and three-step dances were also dem onstrated. Refreshments consisted of punch and assorted cookies. Mrs. Arvllle Swensen, Mrs. George Poul- son and Mrs O. R. Anderson were in charge of the refreshment table. Music was furnished by the Pond's orchestra. Our loan plan assures you of a debt-free home thru Features Saturday 6, 8 and 10 P. M. Mat., Sat., 2:50 Adm. 25c-5c Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings. 40c-9c, Including Tax SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAR 23-24 The screen’s most gripping drama of Murder Alice Faye, Dana Andrews, Linda Darnell, and Charles Bickford In “FALLEN ANGEL” Latest Issue “MARCH OF TIME” Speaking o f Animals Features Sunday 6. 8 and 10 P. M. Mat., 8an., 2:30 Adm., 30c-9c, Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings. 40c-9c, Including Tax — BARGAIN NIGHT— TUESDAY, MAR. 26 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Gene Autry In “RIDE RANGER RIDE” Gertrude Michael In “THREES A CROWD” Features Tuesday 6. 8 and 10 P. M. Adm. 2Sc-9c. Inc. Tax WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAR. 27-28 A stampede o f thrills! Suspense! Roaring action! Romance! Await you In “ SAN ANTONIO” In Technicolor Errol Flynn, Alex Smith, S. Z. Sakall Victor Francen Latest News Adm. Evenings. 40c- V. Inrludlnr Tax Speci"1 8U8StS W6re Mrs‘ Le° Lor‘ enz, Mrs. Frank Morgan, Mrs. R. Make A Date Now FOR Y O U R Eastern Oregon Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n Baker, Oregon ■ «1 Spring Engine Tune-Up Herriman Motor Company - 5 - ENGAGEM ENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jensen an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Norma May, to T. Lav- ère Montgomery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerold S. Montgomery of On tario. Miss Jensen was formerly employed at the C. C. Anderson store In Boise and the post ex change at Oowen field. Mr. M ont gomery recently returned home a f ter serving two years with the FISHERMEN W e can supply you with Casting line, Plugs, Your FORD Dealer I o<» L a t e to Liasiiifv FO R SALE— 1942 Dodge 4 by 4 government pick-up. Guaranteed. $825. Powell service. 21M2xc. It is Time For Spring Clean-up TO R SALE— Five-tube radio, table model. First class condition. $20. Powell Service. 21M2xc. LO ST— Gray mare. 1500 pounds. J. C. Johnston, phone Journal office. 21M 1XP M E R IT SYSTE M E X A M IN A T IO N S —Claims-taking positions with State Unemployment Compensation Commission. Veterans Preference. Apply by April 10 to M erit System Council, 616 Mead Building, Port- | land 4, Oregon. 21M2xc. C LA IM S IN TE R V IE W E R S AN D C L A IM S DEPUTIES— For perman ent positions with State Unemploy ment Compensation Commission in Oregon. Veterans Preference. Sal- Call us and we will haul your refuse away. W e are equipped for dray work, moving jobs and ali kinds of local hauling. NYSSA SANITATION SERVICE a„rlef and t190 A PPly b* A Pr11 10 to M erit System Council, 616 Mead Building, Portland 4, O re gon. 21M2XC. FO UND —Stocking leg saddle horse, branded double H on right shoulder, ow ner may have same by paying for ad. 14 mile south of Owyhee school. 1946. See us for entry blanks and complete details. “ The First In Nyssa” The Rexail Store “ Ulf Tuesday af* mo?n blub A K P T l U M D K 1 l T l I l C j A ble. Submit as many prints as you want. The contest closes M a y 15, Nyssa Pharmacy Safe Side of Life State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. • All High School Students Are Eligi Phone 2.3W . O ffice A t Ronald’s Shoe Shop 21M1XC. FXJR SALE!—Two car radios, See Wayne Haroldsen at Wilson's store. 21M 1XC. M ISCELLANEOUS—Sorrell mare belonging to Harold Long, can have sama for paying for feed bill. Mrs. Luther Fife. 21Mlxc. FO R SA LE —1937 ton and half Ford truck. Beet bed and stake rack. Herbert Fisher. 114 miles west of Nyssa. Route 2. 21M3xp M ISCELLANEO US YO U TH FOR C H R IS T —first meeting at Ontar io Saturday, March 23. 8 p. m., Women's club house. Come and learn what this program has for you! 21Mlxc. Reels, Fly Line and most of the other necess LO ST— Bay saddle horse, four white Hurraches ary equipment for those fishing trips that will Serving 5 Counties For Ladies— Girls— Children $2.75 and $2.98 Rubber bait, Sinkers, Bamboo Fly Poles, Fly start in the near future. 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