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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JULY 18, 191(5 PAGE THREE win, June Austrian and Roberta and children of Council, Idaho ley Hill. from Summit Prairie. Jo Webstei. were callers Monday evening Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hawkina One of the highest rank« a tt the Clyde Steelman home. An Adrian Qirl Scout court of and family of Harper visited at the COLUMBIA AVENUE honor was held Saturday after ainable in the Girl Scouts, T he | Dave Hawkins home over the week- R ICH LAN D noon, July 13 at 2 o'clock in the curved Bar", was earned by Uetty Mrs. T. H Beranek Is visl'ing e,*d. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clare Whorton of .. . , Lou Newbill The bar was present- high school auditorium, with ab- ^ ^ ,h er after 5he p ,ve a talk on Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tensen and Boise were house guests of Mr. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. out 50 mothers and friends pres- how she earned the badge. Mr. and Mrs, Dick Groot were and Mrs. Loyd Adams last week. Clayton Jensen, of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Artie RoberLon Visitors at the Gerrlt Grooi , iday afternoon visitors of Mr. ent- The first class badge, next to the The program was announced by highest rank, was earned by two of Nyssa cal.i'd at the Charley j home in Appla valley ¿aturday ui.d Mrs. George Sinit of Nu-Acres. Mrs. Charles Newaill, the Girl girls. Ada Pearl West and Donna were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot, Grider borne Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gerit Groot eu- Scout leader. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams were Mrs. Pete vd Oord and Betty, Lee Steelman. Each girl gave an Nellie Jean and Peter Ray and 'c'tabled at luncheon Sunday for A flag drill wa9 given with the interesting talk on how she earned in Ontario Tuesday. Mrs. Di. x Stam of Oregon Trail, ldatives and friends at tlieir home Girl Scouts and Brownie troop the badge and then it was pres- participating, the pledge of alleg- ented to her. NEWELL HFIGHTS i B u si,,e Visitors in Ontario Sat- in A iple va.iey in observance of iance, Qirl Scout promise and a Other speeches were made by Ellen Judd returned Thursday i urday Wt're Mr. and Mrs. Jake M. ,. ^root's birthday. Those att- Brownie promise were given, and Myra Lane on "Music Appreciation ending from this community were from a visit in San Ftanci.o, with Groot, Jr. the group was led by Mrs. J. C Badge" a badge very few-girls earn; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen and Mr. add Mrs. Jake Groot, Jr., and an aunt, Mrs. Anne Applegate, and Nevin in singing 'T he Star Spang ■'Basketry" by Laura Louise Nevin, other relatives. She attended her family are home for a few days M.. and Mrs) Gerrit Stam. led Banner". Then the colors were and "Weaving" by Jean Dille. first opera while there retired. A "Months of the Year" Special awards of miniature Girl Several farmers are busy digg safety was given by the in Scout pins were given to Ada ing and getting their white ruse, termediate Girl Scouts. Pearl West and Donna Lee Steel Pontiac and russett potatoes to DREAM TRIP ON 50 CENTS A MONTH . . . How 50 cents a month The lollowing program was given man by Mrs. Newbill for doing market. from the depression-born budgets of six Canton, Ohio, families grew by the Brownie troop, announced good work. Another special award Lou Pratt had a crew of men Into a kitty of $3,270 for a nationwide "dream trip" was disclosed by their leader. Mrs. Clyde Steel miniature Girl Scout pin with five helping him pour the floor of his with the arrival of the 12 members of the Kitty Kat club In Los man: “Spilng”, a poem by Sherr- year numeral attached by chain basement house Friday. They fin- 1 Angeies. Eleven years ago the couples were bemoaning the fate which ONE OF CUR 12 yl Reuter; piano selection, Creta for being a Girl Scout for five ished tlie work Monday. chain'd them to their h"t»'ps. They began rig .t then to save 50c a Baldwin; "Waking Time", a poem, years was given to Betty Lou New month for their "dream trip.” Group Is breakfasting In Los Angeles, Mrs. Carrie McLaughlin and Betty Ann Defier; piano selection, bill. grandson, Billy, of Caldwell, were Lorraine Van De Water; "Garden Membership stars for good a tt of Napton siding. guests ill the M. L. Kurtz home Blues", a poem, Effle Rose Smith; endance and good work for the year Mr. and Mrs. A. Helgersen and from Thursday until Sunday. Oth- song. “Sioux CHy Sue", Ardis Swan; were given to Laura Louise Nevin, fsmlly of Oakland, California spent er Sunday dinner gueses lncludea a poem, "When Is Your Birthday?" Betty Lou Newbill, Donna Peter Sunday afternoon visiting th e ir1 Mr. and Mrs. M. W. McLaughlin by 12 girts, Charlene Harris, Edith son, Donna Lee Steelman, Ada cousin. Glenwood Pounds. They j and Myrna Snow of Boise, their Matthews, Lorraine Van De Water, Pearl West and Jean Dille. were en route home after visiting visitors from Montana, David and Betty Ann Defer, Gay Harris, Ar Merit badges were given to Ada in the east. j Laurel McLaughlin and Mrs. Bill dis Swan, Effie Rose Smith. Janet Pearl West, Loretta Van De Water, Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb Kurtz and son. Dale, of LaOrande. Parker. Anita Pratt. Creta Bald- Donna Lee Steelman, Myrna Lane. They look just like the ones we bought before and Betty Jean and Dickie were I The LaGrande residents remained Betty Lou Newbill, Norma Jean Sunday dinner guests in the Dick for a visit of several days. the war and are priced to sell. Dierktng, Laura Louise Nevin, Don Kicigh home. Ladies attending the Mary and Serving 5 Counties na Peterson, Jean Dille and Patsy Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer and | Martha society meeting in Mrs. From the Largest Stock of De Haven. children and Lester Auker enjoyed Charles Wilson's home in Wade enulne At the close of the program iced a pleasant Sunday drive through were Mrs. Fugleman. Mrs. Hill and tea and cookies were served by the Banks. Placerville and Garden val Mrs. Kurtz Thursday afternoon. Uirl Scout troop. ley, Idaho. Dud and Joyce Kurtz left Friday Evelyn Pyle left Wednesday for M. and Mrs. L. W. Dlerking and morning for LaOrande, leaving Los ^ngeles after visiting in the Norma Jean of Napton siding spent there Saturday morning for Port Parts Frank Johns home. Sunday evening visiting and play- land. The rest of the week-end Orders Shipped Immediately A. E. Korman and daughters. ing pinochle in the Clyde S teel-' they were guests in Portland of Margaret and Marian, left foi man home. Mary Ann Underdahl. They went their home in Sheyboygan, Wiscon The 4-H club members, parents on to Seabeck to attend the Unh sin Thursday after visiting their and leaders enjoyed a weiner roast ed Presbyterian church confer- Phone 49 Payette, Idaho 'son and brother, H. M. Korman, in the sand hills Tuesday evening. ; ence. and family for several weeks in DROPPED “A” BOMB . . . Major Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas ! Chub Morris received his dis- Woodrow P. Swancutt of Wiscon of Adrian spent the week-end w ith 1 charge and joined his wife and sin Rapids, Wls., pilot of the B-29 relatives in Weiser. ¡daughter at the Carl Hill home “ Dave’s Dream," that dropped »»r ¡.id Mrs Walter Steelman At pep ent he is working for Stan- the atom bomb on the ghost Beet In Bikini atoll. He Is shown In the cockpit of the huge bomber. Adrian You May Have Automatic Giant PENCIL SHARPENERS - - $ Gate City Manser, Inc. Journal BROWER PLUMBING SHOP G. I. Priorities Filled First Electric Water Heaters Phone 95—J Fishing Boats MARINE PLYWOOD 12 FEET LONG IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I HOLLINGSWORTH HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT CO. POTATO Picking Belts A ll Sizes Nyssa implement Company Land Leveling SUB-SOILING AND HEAVY DISCING. A.C. Hawkins and Son Fhone 189W 2.25 - - P. O. Box 491 NYSSA, OREGON ■ the Glen Brown home. Mrs. I. Redding of Oakland, California is visiting her sister. 1 Mrs. L. C. Pounds, in Adrian for several weeks. J. C. Hinder of Nampa spent Sunday in Adrian visiting his two sisters, Mrs. 1.. C. Pounds and Mrs. I. Redding. Earl C. Pounds of Hillsboro, Ore gun spent Monday and ¿Tuesday et ltlng hts brother. Glenwuod Pounds. Byran Pounds and family ot Klamath Falls have spent several days visiting in Adrian with lus parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pounds and brother, Glenwood Pounds and family. They returned home fcal- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pounds of Eugene spent Thursday evening In the Glenwood Pounds home. They were on their way to Jack- son Hole, Wyoming. A picnic sup per was enjoyed on the lawn. Later in the evening Roger Pounds show ed motion pictures taken of Alaska and former family scenes. Roger Pounds is a nephew of Glenwood Pounds. Mrs. Elmer Sparks entertained with a birthday dinner In honor of her son, Wayne, on his second birthday Thursday, July 11. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hender son, Arthur Bonde, Edward and Jimmy Glennon and Betty Coon of Emmett, Mrs. Ellen Sparks, Gladys and Billy Long and Mrs. Wilbur Looney and children of Adrian. Billy Long was also two years old. Mrs. A. C. Henderson of Emmett Ls spending the week-end visiting her daughters, Ruth Looney and Ann Sparks. Eighteen young people from the Community Presbyterian and Free Methodist churches enjoyed a swimming party at Caldwell Tues day evening. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Nevin and daughter, Laura Louise, left Sun day afternoon to attend the Sea- beck conference and Columbia syn od from July 15 to 22. Ben Watgand and his helped of Nampa were In Adrian Friday anti Saturday connecting the new lock er addition to the Adrian locker j plant. Mrs. Robert Don Patrick spent j several days visiting In Boise the past week. She was formerly Miss Jean Brown. Maxine Cummings of Boise spent ' the week-end visiting In the Glen Brown home. Dolores Auker spent Sunday af ternoon visiting Lois Ricks In the Bib Bend community. Glenwood Pounds is repainting the outside of his house, which he i j recently bought from John Holly I The new house he is building for ! his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pounds will soon be completed j and ready for occupancy. Dan Holly is building a new | house for Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Williams. Mrs. Williams 'will be : the seventh and eighth grade j teacher this coming year In Adrian. 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