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UKEGUN, t HUKSD a Y, JUNE G, llHli
School District
Election To Be
Staged June 17
W hipple Urges
Petitions Now Available
For Nomination O f
Director-
Memorial Day S e r v i c e s
Sponsored By Veter
an Groups
Government For
World Control
GARRISON TAKES
FIRST PLACE IN
laue
löw ell
race
Dale Garrison of Nvssa took first
place in the Inboard motor boa i
face, one of the features of the
annual Lake Lowell regatta Sunda
afternoon.
Before an estimated crowd ot
8500 persons gathered Horn south-
western ,daho and easteni oreg0,.
G am ^
plun, ^
ahead oi fou
e
and u,ok tile r*.
#bout three. i;uarter, of a mi e
, e jd of rYeJ Thompson of N, mo
who Wl,„ se:ond pla<.e
chue
B rgh t of N lm pa came ln third.
Local District
And Producers
Improve Koads
Farmers Donating Money
And District Doing
Work
The annual election o f school
A world government capable of
The Nyssa road assessment dis­
district No. 26C will be held June
maintaining peace was advocated
trict and individual farmers have
17 in the grade school building be­
•y Hev- <-'*-r 4e wm pple of the
undertaken a road improvement
tween the hours of 2 and 7 p. m.
P in t Chui'ch of Christ of Nyssa
project we t of Nyssa and have
Directors are nominated by peti- J
in the Memorial day address de-
tlolls signed by at least 10 qualified
already Improved a few miles of
livered before a .small crowd on me
voters. Petition forms are available
school grounds last Thursday mo. i-
road.
at the office of Henry H, Hartley,
Farmers in the area are dona­
■
airison
was
the
only
Nyssa
man
clerk, in the high school building.
in the a Idition to the principal te entei any of the races, al- ting money for the road lmorove-
The complete petition must be
program held at the schoottioute,
tliough many Nyssa residents at- rr.ent and the road district Is doing
Hied with the clerk on or before j
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' onv in honor o f , i he n' f n tended the regatta as spectators,
June 10 and acceptance of the nom- '
the work. Don Woods of Vale is
who died at sea was held at the
Several boats turned over dur­
¡nation must be filed on or before ,
Snake river bridge.
ili charge of the graveling. T h “
June 12.
m e paraders, ied v>y the Owyhee lnB l *'e r j ! e ^' ®*Uiough the »a te r coun,y
furnishing a patrol for
repor
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...-c ; »a s reported
to be perfect fo.
The completed petition must be
Riding
club ____
members
on horseback
the grading.
' ! racing.
filed with the clerk on or before
and the color bearers, marched to
I The program Includes grading and
June lo and acceptance of the
the bridge, with Earner Cloninger in |
graveling of the roads with fine
nomination must be filed on or be­
1 nc Owynee Truck and Implement company will hold formal opening of its new building (shown
| gravel. The district is using re-
fore June 12.
above) Saturday, June 8. The side and rear walls of the structure are constructed of cement blocks and
In opening the program Don M. I
* jected gravel ’ from the state pit a
Mr. Hartley said that prepara­ the front wall of brick.
i Graham, representing the American
mile west of Enterprise avenue.
tion of the budget has beert delay- I — --------
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Legion and Veterans oi Foreign
The workers have completed two
ed pending the results of the elect- .
. . r iin r n c
’ Wars, said "W e are gathered here
and one-half miles of work on
ions to consolidate the Arcadia and L l U l N o IV lfc.IV lB fc.K o
& t r a in s c h e d u le
to pay tribute to those boys who
Orand avenue and one mile on
Nyssa districts. For this reason the LEAVE LUNCHEON
I paid the supreme sacrifice.”
Enterprise avenue and are now
budget must be considered at a WITHOUT PAYING
Mrs. Harry Shelton of the VFW
IS CHANGED HERE
The quality of exhibits Is shown working on Alberta avenue.
la ter date.
declared that “ I have a message of at the 4-H spring fair ln Ontario
The district plans to improve
R. G. Whitaker was the only
As Mrs. Miller prepared to collect
New train schedules became ef­ hope that should Inspire us at last Friday and Saturday showed three miles of road on Klamath
candidate who had been nom ina-!
this
solemn
moment
and
all
throu­
for the meals of the Lions club
decided Improvements over former avenue and two miles on Overstreet
fective on the Union Pacific run- |
ted this morning.
gh life. The message is from o w years, according to Miss Helen Cow-
members at a luncheon in Brownie’s
road under the present program.
Formal opening of the new Owy­ ning through Nyssa June 2.
God
who
says:
‘I
am
the
resurrect
cafe Monday noon several of the
gill, assistant state club leader, who I f more farmers desire to donate
hee
Truck
and
Implement
company
East
bound
trains.
No.
18
will
ar-
lon
and
the’
life;
he
that
believeth
SECRETARY KRUG TO members dashed out the rear door,
building at Main and Fourth streets, rive at Nyssa at 8:43 a. m. and [ ¡n Me, though he were dead, yet Judged the different classes. The money the district will do more
leaving their checks unpaid.
quality was particularly good ln work.
VISIT IN BOISE
one of the finest of its kind in No. 12 at 10:16 p. m. No. 16, east- ' shall he live, and whosoever liveth
the upper divisions of the clothing
The district Is accepting donations
The remaining members voted to | eastern Oregon, will be held Satur-| bound at 10:17 a. m. will let
o ff and beheveth in Me shall never
project.
BOISE, ID AH O —Plans for the have the missing Lions arrested i day, June 8.
now only as a temporary means of
| passengers from Spokane and throw j die’.”
visit next week of Secretary of the for breach of contract, but were j Tbe company wm serve free re-
Blue ribbon winners ln the pro­ raising money. The district will re­
mail.
t - i place this wreath ln loving
Interior Julius A. Krug to the Pac­
jects will be eligible to enter ex­ ceive Its first tax money late this
unab e to
ind the new town con- f resbment-s during the day and will I A westbound morntng train No. I tribute to our comrades.
ific northwest were announced here
hibits in state-wide competition at fall, too late for use in road Im­
stable, who apparently was elected , also award prizes.
International U . will arrive here at 5:52 a. m. | Tossing a wreath of flowers onto
the state fair in Salem this fall. provement this year. Money here­
by the regional office of the bur­
at the last election.
'trucks. Farm-all tractors and var- and an evening train. No. 17, will the water, Mrs. Shelton said. " I
eau of reclamation. The secretary
Not willing to leave the matter
. arrive at 4:42 a. m. No. 15, arriving piace this wreath in loving tribute Winners ln the various contests will after is expected to be raised by
also be eligible to compete at the taxation.
is scheduled to visit interior de-1 in the hands o( the -B roth er", X vaH ^ T n , « ! ! ! Thl
at. 5:07 p. m., will let of passengers to our comrades who live in watery
state fair.
partment facilities and confer with LlonSi however, Mrs. Miller checked j
from Ogden, Salt Lake City or graves to prove that no greater
These blue ribbon winners are:
east
of
Cheyenne
and
leave
mall.
love hath he than one who lays
G ^ n d Coldee d L ^ k a n ^ P o r t ' ,h* number of « » I * * Plates on the for "¿he Crosley electrical line, which
Clothing
1-A, Jolene Hunter,
down his life for his country and Maxine
Pand and other ™ ile ? °
'
m e ts n ^ t w ^ k . ^
refrigerators, electric ran-
Kygar,
K lm iko
Fujlta.
flag. May this wreath follow this Charlene Hants, and Roberta Gar­
GRIDERS
SECURE
SecreUry Krug, who will be mak-
w hen apprehended by the Lions 1
tyP6S ° f
e <>Ct"
river
to
the
comrades
who
are
bur­
dner.
ing his first visit to the west since club tail-twister later in the week
appliances.
CHOICE JERSEYS
ied at sea.”
Those attending the opening are
Clothing 1-B, Leora Whitsell,
his appointment in March, will be the dashing young Lions said they
invited to inspect the building and
Mr. Graham offered prayer, Jim­ Peggy
Officers for the coming year were
Terrel,
Dorothy Goodell,
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Grider re­
accompanied by Michael W. Straus, Were answering the call of the
the various equipment used in the
commissioner of reclamation; Joel fire siren when they unceremon-
turned Saturday aftV a four day my McDonald played taps and the Grace Furuyama, Martha Hayshl. elected at the P.T.A. county coun­
operation.
Barbara Joseph, Pamela McBride, cil meeting, which was held In On­
Wolfsohn, assistant commissioner iously left the luncheon.
trip to the Wr^ariette' valley, where firing squad fired a salute.
The building was erected by Lu­ they visited several of the choice
Those comprising the parade then Mary '¿ielkie, and Lois McGee
tario las$ Saturday.
of the general land office; CYeek-
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ther L. Fife, general contractor, for Jersey herds in the state.
marched to the school grounds for
Clothing 2. Lois Halnllne, Donna
ore Path, C. Girard Davidson, Car­
Mr. Maurice L. .Judd at Adrian
Ira R. Ure and is leased for 10
lton Skinner and Dr. Roy Sexton
.
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W hile there they acquired several, the remainder of the observance. Houston, Shirley Sproul, Vivian was re-ulected president. Other o f­
years
by
the
Owyhee
Truck
and
chofce
Jer^
ys
among
them
the
O.
R.
Anderson
of
the
L.DJS.
church
Hoke, Betty Jones, Rosemary Vils- ficers are: Mrs. A. P. Ackerman,
of the department. The party will
Implement company. The back and ,Sybil Ashburn Advancer, 5-star bull i Save the invocation and Don Gra- meyer, Dorothy Williams.
make the trip In a chartered plane.
Ontario, vice-president; Mrs. Carl
slde walls of the building, which « j and a senior herd sire of the Dick-I ham read tihe names of Nyssa's war
Clothing 3, Eunice McBride, Rase Hill, Adrian, secretary; and Mrs. J.
While in the northwest. Secre­
100 by 116 feet, are built of y ib ra -1 ^ herd #t shedd, Oregon.
! dead.
Warner, Mary Bodewlg, Helen M c­ P. Brumbaeh. Big Bend, treasurer.
tary Krug will meet with local
Officers of the Nyssa fire de- ted cement blocks, with reinforced, Tbe Advancer will be rated a
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Bride, Phyllis Eastman, Betty Dow­
groups interested in various phases
At the morning business meeting
ers, Nola Caverhlll, Patricia Reed, each local unit president gave a
of resource development ln addi­ partment were elected at a meet- concrete base. 1 he front wall of superjor sjre with the test of two
ing
held
in
the
city
hall
Monday
.Jhe
building
Is
constructed
of
brick.,
more
daughters.
One
daughter,
Sy-
Betty
Culbertson.
tion to inspecting Interior depart­
report of the year's actlvltte« of
Clothing 4-A, Bonnie Hyde, Dar­ her unit.
ment facilities. His visit coincides night.
The floors ln the dlsPlaV room' bil Welcome of Ashburn. gained
Al Kuehn was re-elected chief and Parts department and shop are of world f ame iast fan with three con-
lene Robbins, Anita Barnes, Elean­
with the beginning of an extensive
Mrs. R. B. Wilburn, Ontario, Mrs.
Iseeutivc monthly tests of butter-
or Reed, Wilma Jacobson.
post-war program and recently an­ Glea Billings was re-elected as­ reinforced concrete.
W. L. McPartland, Nyssa, Mrs.
The
show
room
and
parts
de-
fgt
ranglng
from
93
t0
95
Two
Clothing 4-B, Rosemary Reed,
nounced plans for the coordinated sistant chief. William Wahlert was
Dickerson, Ontario, Mrs Kenneth
Geraldine Dickey.
Vern Farson partment walls are plastered and otber dau?hters have
development of land and water re­ elected president;
awarded
Oreenfleld, Vale, and Mrs. Robert
Robert Henry McNee, resident of
vice president: Hugh Tobler, sec- *he celling is covered with Celotex. sjjver meda]s for production and
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Clothing
Robbins, Elaine
sources of the region.
Hedrick, Pioneer, each gave a brief
The secretary will arrive in Boise retary, and Everett Heldt, treasur-jTile wood» '° r,t ln the parts depart- a tb j,.d now on tesb wiu qUau (y the N >ssa for many years, died in the Reed. Cleone Pettet, Arlene Plercy. report on some phase of the state
Nyssa
Nursing
home
last
Friday
Homemaking,
Shirley
Sparlu,
My-
er.
!
ment
and
show
room
is
painted
Advancer,
as
a
silver
medal
sire.
at 3:10 p. m., June 10. He will in­
convention, which they attended ln
Through arrangements with the cream ant*
ofikse walls and. Baronet Bonny of Ashburn, sil- night at 11 o’clock after an Illness rna Lang, Mayann Wroten, Nola
spect Interior department offices
La Grande early In May.
Caverhlll of White Settlement had
and hold conferences with the ex­ Malheur Telephone company, the Pa*,|s department counters are fin- j ver medal cow purchased by Mr. of several weeks.
An Interesting feature of the af­
[ and Mrs Qrjder ¡s a daughter of
Mr. McNee, known generally as the champion clothing exhibit in
ecutive committee of the Idaho telephone operator hereafter will j ished ‘n the natural.
ternoon program wax the showing
State Reclamation association and not give Information about a f i r e : Contractors in addition to Mr. • the senjor superior sire, Gamboge “ Old Hank,” was born ln Middle- all classes.
a group Interested ln phosphate except to firemen for a period o f , Flte were M° rrison Electric com- Ashburn Baronet and is qualifying ville, Michigan June 12, 1862 and
Blue ribbon winners ln cooking of the movie, "Assignment Tomor-
ow." This showed actual color phot­
came to Nyssa in the early days. were:
development. In the evening he will five minutes after the siren Is P®ny of Nyssa, electrical work, H for ber second silver medal,
ographs of some of Oregon's rural
sounded.
The
firemen
will
contact
J-
Holmes
of
Nyssa.
painting,
and
Cooking
1,
Mary
Knudson,
Ethel
On
January
5,
1905
he
was
married
attend a dinner with Qovernor
The average price for the cows
the operator by a code number.
, Hawks Plumbing company of On- in milk at the Dickson sale was to Sarah Blance Lackey, who sur- Mecham, Eva Mecham, and Jolene schools—some in very poor condi­
Williams and other state leaders.
tion, and some good.
Traffic laws relative to fire will j fario, plumbing,
Hunter.
vives him.
$513.00.
Miss Maurlne Labor and Ben
Cooking 2, Bonnie Hyde, Jean
be
strictly
enforced.
When
a
motor-1
Mr.
McNee,
who
was
a
prize­
CHUTE AND CORRAL 1st hears the siren or the fire
Dllle, Louise Allen, Mtrhl Hakam- Bulsman of Portland .showed the
fighter
of
considerable
note
in
his
NYSSA MAN PLACES
TO TAKE SHAPE
truck he must pull his machine to
youth, farmed on the Owyhee river |Ura’ p atsy Lang, Justine Kreager, pictures and told the group how
IN BUCKING EVENT
many conditions in Oregon rural
the curb and remain there until i
lor several years and later owned nnd Melba Price.
Alfred Evans of Nyssa split for
Members of the Owyhee Riding the j rllfk bas passed. He must not
Cooking 3, Betty Newbill, Donna schools could be improved.
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third place in the bucking contest! .
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club started construction last S u n -1 g0 closer than 500 feet to the truck
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.the
show business, featuring a Winnlford, Eleanor Reed, Esther
day on the bucking chutes end &nd he must not park his car with_
held as a part of the Sage and 1
Burtls, Judy Bunch, Myrna Lang, TENTATIVE BUDGET
Howard R. Bair of Nyssa paid Saddle clubs spring show In On- I trained bobcaJ’ fori . several
livestock corrals
at
the rodeo f ¡n f bree biocks o f the scene of the
after retiring from the garage bus- and Betty Palmer.
FOR YEAR DRAFTED
grounds last Sunday.
fire or within one block of the the toP Prire of *525 for the sUver tario Sunday. May 26. He split ines.
The champion cooking exhibit
I medal, highly classified four-year j with the northwest champion, John- i
Thirty members assisted ln the I uueg.
was shown by Mlchl Nakamura.
Two nephews, Ralph and Ivan
The city budget committee met
j old Jerselea Coronation Pretty at j ny Hodgen.
work, with a tractor and power hole
Champions ln the style reveue
! the purebred jersey cattle sale held
Lester Winebcrger of Huntington McNee.*live at Pocatello and a niece contest were Geraldine Dickey of with the city council Tuesday night
digger ln operation. The heavy
j at the Shadilane farm near North won first place and Leo Cox and Mrs. Nettle Cooke, lives at Baker. Brogan, lone Robbins of Lincoln for the purpose of drafting the
poles were tarred before they were METHODISTS PLAN
I Powder by W. O. Christensen a n d . Dwight Mattox of Weiser tied for
placed In the ground to prevent VACATION SCHOOL
Funeral services were lield Mon- L a n c ia
Thompson of Star, and tentative budget for the coming
year.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock ln the Nancy Qribbon of Jefferson.
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Isons last week.
I.second.
decay.
The tentative budget will be pub­
The Methodist Community church
Dale Hankins of Emmett, Idaho
Mattox took first place In the Methodist Community church, with
Lloyd Marshall, club president, in­
Arlene Plercy of Kingman Kolony
bid $409 for another four-year-old bulldogglng. Joe Fanning of Nyssa , Rtv. H. J. Gernhardt officiating, placed first ln the dollar dinner lished ln the Oate City Journal
vites interested persons who are plans to hold a dally vacation Bible
next week.
cow and $325 for an older cow. broke one of his legs ln two places | Interment was in the Nyssa ceme- contest.
willing to donate their time to help school soon, Rev. H. J. Gernhardt
: Heifers sold up to $285.
j while bulldogging.
' tery. The Nyssa Funeral home was
with the construction next Sunday, announced.
The budget was Increased up to
In the demonstration team con­
“ We will have a staff o f com-
Among other Nyssa purchasers at
j
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in charge of burial.
beginning at 10 a. m.
test. Donna Medlin and Dottle Med- the six per cent limitation allowed
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The club members hope to give petent teachers and will conduct • the sale were E. W. Irving, James Receives Treatment—
ltn of Harper, placed first In the under the law, but the. asse.sed
a show at the rodeo grounds some­ classes for children from five to
Olin, Lawrence Cleverly and Far- David Hartley, son
of Mr. and ' CANNERY OPENING
cooking division with L o ra in » Var, valuation of property ln Nyssa has
14 years," Mr. Gernhardt said.
irel Peterson.
Mrs. Henry Hartley, received treat- . i iw ir; t . i -y A H P 1A Nl
time during the summer.
De Water and Ethel Mecham plac­ increased to such an extent that
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The date for the school has not !
j ment ln a Boise hospital over the
ing first ln clothing demonstra­ the levy will probably not be any
Exchange Visits—
j week-end. The boy, who Is believed
been set.
Returns From Seattle—
larger than last year.
The Adrian Community cannery tions. Jean Dill and Shirley Spark.*
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith spent to have been suffering from an
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher re­
will be opened for business Friday, of Kingman Kolony placed first
Attend
Services—
I
last
week,
visiting
their
daughter
j
acute
sinus
condition,
Is
improved
turned last Thursday
Irom
a
June 14 with working hours from ln the miscellaneous division with LOSS OF $300 IS
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Flndling. in Pocatello. They returned home today.
week's trip to Seattle. They were
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. A ll produce must a homemaking demonstration.
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accompanied home by Mr. Flet­ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fondling. Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A l-
The Lincoln clothing club led by CAUSED BY BLAZE
be
at the plant by noon.
cher’s two grandchildren, Paul and and Mrs. Walter Obendorf attended ton Paris came home with them In Boise—
Mrs. Clarice Ross probably made
The cannery will be open W ed­ the best record of any Individual
Loss estimated at $300 was caus­
Kay. En route home they visited memorial services in Payette. La- | and returned to Pocatello W ednec-! Mrs. Oscar D. Pike, Mrs. Frank
ter they picnicked at the home of ¡day.
|j. Pike and Mrs. D. O. Bybee vls- nesday of each week until the vol­ club, as none of its 11 exhibits ed at the Meredith cabins near the
at EXigene, Oregon.
river last Thursday when the wash
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown ln Fruit-
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j ¡ted in Boise Saturday with Mr. ume of canning Increases enough placed in the blue ribbon class.
room caught fire.
land.
Spend Decoration Day At Ogden— and Mrs. Harvey Johnson and i
warrant a three-day run. Opera-
Going T o Salem—
George Fife, foreman of Stoker | family. The ladies shopped part of ting will be announced later
The owners carried Insurance ot.
Mrs. Artie Robertson left Wed-
Here From Salm on-
Construction company, and Ray j the day.
Prices of cans will be the same
nesday for Salem to visit her dau- To Visit Son—
Miss Mona Shulenberger of Sal­ the building, which will have to
ghter. Mrs. Richard Keeney.
| John Abersold of Providence. Ut-| Child spent the week-end at Ogden
as last year.
mon, Idaho arrived Tuesday for a be rebuilt. The fire Is believed to
ah arrived Saturday to visit his j Utah, with their families.
Go T o Rupert—
Everyone is Invited to use the visit with Miss Adrienne Peterson. have been caused by a defective
! son. S. W Abersold. and family.
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Mrs. Fred Mitchell and two dau- cannery.
Spends Week-End Here—
Miss Shulenberger accompanied Rev flue.
Here From Idaho—
ghters, Mrs. W lr .ifr ^ Smith and
Mrs. John Olson and daughter.
and Mrs. Smith to Nyssa. who
Mary K.. of Huntington spent the Go To f ouler City—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashdown of Mrs. Lois Anderson, and Clarence Leaving Navy—
were en route to Wilder to visit Lehl People Here—
week-end with Airs. Olsen's par-
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell left Aberdeen. Idaho have been visiting Aston and three daughters spent
Laurence Low of Nyssa, route 2, friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Duffln had
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oar-
Sunday for Coulee Dam to visit the past week at the home of Mr Memorial day at Rupert.
seaman, first class, has been dis­
relatives and other visitors from
charged from the navy at Bremer­ School To Start—
rison Mrs. Olsen spent Saturday their daughter. Mrs. E. Herbert and Mrs. Tren Jones.
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Lehl, Utah for several day* this
ton, Washington.
shopping ln Boise.
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Smith.
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Goes Overseas—
The Nazarene church vacation j week. They were Mrs
Durrin s
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Here From Texas—
I Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Dorman re-
Bible school «rill be started Mon- mother Mrs. Alice W. Haws, Mr.
AI tends Boat Races__
Guild To Meet—
Mrs. J. W Black of Mason. Tex- celved a telegram from their son. Sunday Visitor»—
day at 9 a. m. Airs. Norton Ran- and Mrs Jay H Haws and three
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barrett and dolph requests that all children i children, and Mrs. Anna Broad­
Mr and Mrs. Tom Llle and Mr
St. Paul's guild will meet at the as, arrived Tuesday to visit her Sgt. Dale Dorman, stating he was
baby
of
Owyhee
were
Sunday
vis­
and Mrs. Oeorge attended the boat
home of Mrs. Hilda Tensen Wed- two
daughters. Mrs Joe Woodard leaving for overseas Sunday. Sgt
planning to attend register Satur-¡bent They left Tuesday for their
itors at the D. O. Bybee home.
races at Lake Lowell Sunday.
; nesday, June 12 at 8 p. m.
and Mrs. Letha Jeffrey.
i Dorman re-enlisted for two years.
day from 2 to 4 p m
4-H Exhibits In
Spring Fair Are
Especially Good
Owvhee Truck
Implement Hrm
Opening Store
Officers Named
By County P T A
Nyssa Firemen
Elect Officers
Hank McNee O f
Nyssa Succumbs
Nyssa Man Pays
Top Cow Price