THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
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mum
■iti'.t of 150 friends and relatives ot
M AX IN E SM ITH AND
C AR RO LL M ATTH EW S M AR R Y
the couple.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white jersey and
net floor length Urea with a
finger-tip veil. The bridal bouquet
was tala lilies.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Elbert Hatch, who wore a blue
floor-length drees and white carn
ations. Brides-maids were Mrs. K e i
th Tallman, who wore a blue-green
lormal, and Mrs. Alfin Ekai.ger,
who wore a pink formal. The flow
er girl was Edith Matthews, sister
The marriage of Miss Maxine
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Smith of Nyssa, and Car-
roll Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Dave Matthews of Adrian, was
performed Sunday. June 18 at
8 p. m. at the Presbyterian church
in Roswell, Idaho. Rev. J. C. Nev-
in of Adrian officiated in the pre-
COLD WAVE
mctssiAs/tto
Dr.J.H. Berger
SUPRIMI
COLD WAVE
V E T E R IN A R IA N
• Kach kit contain» J toll
ounce, ol Salon-type folucion.
60 Curler,, 60 end Ulluea.
cotton applicator, naturalisa»
and compiti* instructiou.
Box I)
Phone 135J
Nyssa, Oregon
Owyhee Drug Co.
“ Nyssa’s Quality Store”
To The New Citizens
Of 1946
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946
ren, Brownie's cafe.
20J2xp.
Mrs. Douglas McDonald, worthy ing, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Willis man. Phone 144J, Nyssa, post of-
13 Jtfc. FOR SALE—One John Deere buid-
matron, gave a report on the grand | Roper and family of Frultland and lice box A.
chapter sessions held In Portland Mrs. Melvin Bartchi of Providence. M ISCELLANEOUS — Car dealer er, new canvas, all in first class
last week. A fter the business meet Utah.
ship open in this territory, low condition. Two miles north, two
ing a social hour was held. Re
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priced car. »500 needed to handle. ! miles west, half north, mile west
freshments were served by Mrs.
I o<> L a t e l o U a s i i l v
Grant Rinehart, Mrs. Ed Frost and
Write immediately box 919, La ! and h a lf, north of Adrian. J. H.
Mrs. J. L. Church
20J2xp.
FOR SALE New Studebuker army Grande, Oregon.
20 Jlxc. Bair.
Announcement was made that a
20J2xc.
potluck dinner for Eastern Stars truck. Phone 07J1.
FOR SALE1—Mowing machine, hay
FOR SALE— Registered jersey bull.
and Masons and their families will FOR SALE- Thirty-five .vacka blue
rack, wagon, three traction spring
Serviceable age. Phone 06R5. 20J4xp. harrow, two timbers, 12 x 12-16 feet,
be served Friday evening of this
tag
netted
gem
seed.
Harry
Masto,
[ week at 7 o'clock In the Masonic
one Parma three-ditch corrugator
hall. After the dinner, entertain five miles south of Adrian. 20J2xp. M ISCELLANEOUS — Hand tinting one new ton block chain John
ment will be provided Those at
2W2XP-
FO R SALE—Plano, in good condi photos. Price reasonable. Peggy Her- Pratl.
tending are asked to provide their
tion; fold-up dining-room table.
1 own dishes. Dessert will be fumlsh-
Mrs. Bateman at Owyhee Beauty
| ed by the chapter.
shop.
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E NTE R TAIN E D A T O N TARIO
SEE THE NEW
FOR SALE House, four rooms,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sutherland at partly modern. Late model refrig
tended a meeting of their bridge erator. new oil heater and kitchen
club In Ontario Saturday evening range to sell with house. 451 No.
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. B. C. First street. Inquire Mrs. Douglas
Daniel. Mr. Sutherland won high Bateman at Owyhee Beauty shop.
I score for men and Mrs. Glen Hut
20 Jlxc.
chinson received high score for
FO R SALE—Cherries-Birjgs, Royal
women
Anns. Lamberts, 114 mile east of
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Mrs. Donald H. King (above) Is
Payette-Ontario junction. Ed Mess.
C LIIB MEETS
the former Miss T edd y" Crlsmon,
20J2xp.
The Wednesday evening bridge
At THE
a recent bride. She is a daughter of club met at the home of Mrs. Sid
FOR
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McCormick
big
4
mow
vir. and Mrs. J. C. Crlsmon of Burbridge last week. Prizes were
er, also two Jackson forks. Jake's
Nyssa.
! awarded to Mrs. Ed Frost, Mrs.
F ix -It shop.
20Jlxc.
Herbert Fisher and Mrs. Joe Mau-
j f the groom. She wore a pink
ghan.
FOR SALE—Four room modern
floor-length dress.
house, 6 lots, large garage and
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Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Smith,
TH U R SD AY CLUB MEETS
'chicken house. Bernard Eastman.
mothers of the bride and groom,
Mrs. William Walhert invited
20Jtfc.
wore tea rose corsages. The best
members of the Thursday evening
man was William Hamilton and
club to play bridge at her home FOR SALE—Portable air condition
ushers were Elbert Hatch and Dick
20Jtfc.
last week. Mrs. Bernard Eastman er. Bernard Eastman.
Ashcraft.
received high score and Mrs. Grant
Betty Toombs played the wedding
F O R SALE!—Netted gem seed po
Rinehart second high.
march and Delora Hurst sang
tatoes. Phone 04R1. H. K. Hashi-
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tani.
20J2xp.
"Always” and “ I Love You Truly.”
IIOME WEDDING HELD
Following the ceremony a re
Miss Shirley Doolin, daughter of FOR SALE—56 tons of No. 1 hay
ception was held at the church. The
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dooiln, in shock. I. C. Story, route 1. Nys
couple left on a short honeymoon.
and Ronald Max Christensen, bro sa, Oregon.
30Jlxc.
For her golng-away apparel the
ther to Mrs. Carl Burningham, were
bride chose a blue-gray tailored
united in marriage at a pretty home FO R ■SALE— Netted gem potatoes.
suit with white accessories.
wedding Wednesday afternoon at Phone Werner Peutz, 010R5. Bring
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews are
20J3xc.
3 o'clock, with Bishop Arvel Child sacks.
graduates of the Adrian high school.
I performing the ceremony.
W
ANTED
—Tractor
mechanic.
Nys-
The groom served two and one-
The bride was lovely in an af- ra Implement company. Phone 10R.
half years in the navy including 21
j temooii frock of pink net over
20Jlxc.
months In the South Pacific.
'shell satin. The rooms were ad-
After five weeks of civil aeron
Green settee and chair to match.
orned with summer flowers. Open LO ST — Fight-months-old female
autics schooling In Seattle. Mr.
house was held between the hours airdale with license No. 49. Re
Matthews and his' bride will make
Daveno, in good condition.
of 4 and 9 p. m. during, which ward. Phone 102W Nyssa, Vinson-
their home in Alaska where he
m a iy friends called. Mrs. O. P. haler Blacksmith shop.
20Jlxp.
will be employed by the govern
Four-piece bedroom suite.
Williams and Miss Betty Dooiln
ment.
presided at the refreshment table. W ANTE D —Auto mechanic and parts
Kaiser-Frazer
Garden Rototiller
Inland Oil Station
Bybee Motor & Equipment
S p e cia ls
at
Jake’s Second Hand Store
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BASKINETTE
Enug, warm, convenient to
use at jiome.
HIS “HIGHNESS”
CHAIR
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IN TRAINING
N ursery
seat
makes
training
easier.
Waxed
lutrdwood With safety strap.
Nyssa Furniture Company
NYSSA
THEATRE
continuous
Mat., Sat.,
Adm. Evenings,
Saturday
from
continuous
Sunday
from
8 p.m.
Mat., Sun., *:30 Adm., lOc-Sc, Inc. T ax
Adm. Evenings. 40r-Rc, Including T ax
TUESDAY, JUNE 25
— BARGAIN NIGHT—
Ralph Morgan—Jayne Hazard In
“BLACK MARKET BABIES”
Charles Starrett— Phylis Adair In
“GUNNING FOR VENGEANCE”
continuous
Tuesday
from
M V «*®
investigate
our home repair loan plan.
You repay with small,
monthly payments.
Make necessary repairs
now with
our financial aid.
Including
Tax
G U ILD HOLDS M EETING
St. Paul’s guild met last Wednes
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Hilda Tensen. Rev. and Mrs. C. L.
Callahan were guests
n
LOCAL COUPLE M AR R Y
Miss Geraldine Kressly, daugh
ter of Mrs. Hazel Kressly, of
Nyssa, became the bride of Mr.
Lavar Hawkins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hawkins, also of Nys
sa, June 4 in Caldwell.
J. P. Arnold, justice of the peace,
performed the double ring cere
mony.
The bride wore a gray suit, with
black accessories and an orchid
corsage. The groom wore a dark
gray business suit. They were at
tended by Miss Joyce Bair and John
Turner, both of Nyssa.
Mrs. Hawkins is a graduate of
Osborne high school, Osborne, K an
sas. She attended business college
in Grand Island, Nebraska and for
three years was employed in gov
ernment work in Washington. D. C.
For the past year she has been em
ployed as a bookkeeper of the
Thompson Oil company.
The groom, who received his dis
charge from the navy In January,
1945, is a graduate of Salem high
school. He is now in commercial
farming with his. father.
After a short honeymoon at M c
Call, the couple are making their
home at the Bennett apartments.
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SHOWER G IVEN
Mrs. Ronald Batt and Mrs. Don
Strickland were hostesses at a bri
dal shower given Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Hazel Kressly,
honoring Mrs. Lavor Hawkins, nee
Geraldine Kressly.
Many lovely and useful gifts were
cleverly concealed on a table under
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SUNDAY
Mr and Mrs. S. W. Abersold en
tertalned Sunday for the following
out-of-town guests: Mr. and Mrs.
George Young of Preston. Idaho.
Mr and Mrs. John Barfus of Down-
“ MAKE IT A M I L L I O N ! ”
6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 26-27
John Payne, Maureen O’ Hara. William Bendix,
Connie Marshall In
“SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY”
Only a woman could give such a love - only
a man could take it and never understam
The strangest journey two lovers ever dare»
take.
Latest News and Cartoon
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Eastern Oregon Federal
Savings and Loan
Association
Baker, Oregon
ENLIST IN A GRADE WITH
YOUR ARMY M O S
A
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JOB
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U. S. A rm y
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419 Federal Bldg.
Boise, Idaho
Six leather-bottom chairs.
Christensen recently served four
years in th U. S. navy reserve. The
couple were employed at the Doll
House here. They received many
lovely gifts.
a white parasol.
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Adm. Kvenlaga, nkr-vc.
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6 p.m.
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40c-9c, Including T a x ___________
SUND AY AND MONDAY, JUNE 23-24
A very good musical!
Gale Storm— ^hil Regan In
“SWING PARADE Oh 1946”
With 3 Stooges, and Edward Brophy
Sport: “ Battling Bass”
Flicker Flashback and Cartoon
Adm.
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EASTERN STARS MEET
Members of the Golden Rule
chapter of the Eastern Star gath
ered in the Masonic hall Monday
evening for their last meeting be
fore the summer vacation.
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 21-22
Adele Mara— Edgar Barrier In
“SONG OF MEXICO”
“ W ild Bill” Elliott— Bobby Blake In
“COLORADO PIONEERS”
Shows
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PRO G RAM
Phone IOÔ
Shows
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ENTERTAIN NYSSA PEOPLE
Dr. and Mrs. Emmett of Ontario
•ntertained Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Pike Wednesday evening at a chic
ken dinner at the Payette Country
•lub. The occasion was the eleventh
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Pike. They attended the thea
ter afterwards.
Sturdy, natural finish
hardwood, sanitary scooped
tray.
Shows
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IIAK ItIK TH D AY P A R T Y
Mjs. George Poulsen was the In
spiration for a birthday party
given at her home Wednesday
afternoon by friends. Sewing and
tames were tip diversion. Refresh-
nents were servd to 10. Mrs.
’ oulsen received a lovely gift from
he club members.
Army ▼•(•ran* who held certain
Military Occupational Spocialtiee
may reenliet in a g ra d » commeneu
rato with thoir «kill and oxporionco.
provided they woro honorably dis
charged on or aitor M ay 11. 1945 -
-and provided they roonlixt bolero
July I , 1946. O ver three-quarter«
oi a million men b a re loinod tbo
now Regular Army already. MAKE
IT A MILLION! Pull tact* a t « at any
Army Camp. Peat or Recruiting
Station.
One-horsepower electric motor.
One and a quarter inch gear pump.
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One large V/o inch centrifugal pump.
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One table model radio.