THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
Adrian
A party was held on the Vernon
Parker lawn for the Adrian Brown
ie troop Saturday afternoon gam
es were played. Those present were
Effie Rose Smith, Janet Parker,
Charlene and Gay Harris, June
Ausman, Sherry Reuter, Edith
Matthews, Lorraine Van De Water.
Franeene Peterson. Anita Pratt.
Phyllis Smith and Barbura Thomp
son, a new girl, who is joining the
troop
Mrs. Vernon Parker, Miss Esther
Fugleman, the assistant leader, and
Mrs. Clyde Steelman, the leader,
served the group grape drink and
cookies.
The meeting was closed after
the group gave the Brownie "Good
night Song". The next meeting
the second Saturday in August, will
be held on the Parker lawn.
Mrs. Don Robert Patrick left
for her home in Glendale. Calif
ornia Friday after visiting the past
three weeks In the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Brown, and with friends in Boise.
Miss Maxine Cummings of Boise
spent the week-end In the C. G.
Brown home.
Ruby Brown spent several days
the past week visiting and shopp
ing in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Avery and
daughters of northern Idaho vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dille sev
eral days the past week. Mrs. Av
ery is Mr. Thomas’ niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dille and
daughter, Jean, attended a picnic
on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs.
Bawtinheimer at Roswell. The pic
nic was in observance of the birth
days of Dorothy Owens and George
De Haven.
Jean Dille spent Friday with her
cousin, Dorothy Owens, In Roswell.
Eight hundred head of cattle
were shipped from Adrian Satur
day afternoon. They were sold by
Gus Davis and were sent to New
Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reuter and
children have gone to Waldport,
NOTICE
WE ARE NOW IN THE MARKET FOR
Grain And Chopped Hay
Chopped Hay $21.00 a Ton delivered.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1946
Oregon. Mr. Reuter will attend an mau was recently discharged from
agriculture instructors conference. the service. Hls home !s at Prairie
The Adrian Intermediate Girl ! City, Oregon.
Betty Jean Tomb was a Sunday
Scouts met at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Charles Newbill In t inner guest of Ellen Judd in New
Newell heights Saturday afternoon. ell heights.
Roy Bell of San Fransisco spent
Badge work was checked and new
work posed out in preparation the week-end visiting in the Elmer
Sparks and Ellen Sparks home.
for the next meeting.
Mildred Sparks and Roy Bell
New officers were elected at
follows: President, Donna Lee spent Friday evening in Caldwelf.
Steelman; vice president, Ada A picnic dinner was held on the
Pearl West: secretary, Jean Dille: lawn of Mrs. Ellen ¿parks Sunday
treasurer, Donna Peterson; patrol in honor of Roy Bell. Others pres
leaders, Jean Dille and Myrna ent were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Lane. Mrs. R. E. Dille will be the Sparks and Wayne, Florence Miller,
new assistant leader. Registration Fied and Clarence Mull of Nyssa,
dues for the new year were taken. Mrs. Gladys Long and son, Billy,
Refreshments of fruit juice and and Mildred Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Deffer
cookies were served to Loretta
Van De Water, Donna Peterson, and children spent the week-end
Jn dine Kreager, Jean Dille, Don fishing on the north fork of the
na Steelman, Laura Louise Nevin, Malheur river.
Howard Hatch, and Donnie and
Ada Pearl West and Jennifer
Thompson, a new girl who is join Bill Ashcraft left Monday evening
for Portland to attend to business.
ing the troop.
:
The next meeting will be held
the seccnd Saturday in August at
RICHLAND
the hon.e of Jean Dille.
Mrs. Harry Gardner and chil
Bob Eastman spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. dren. who have been In Unity with
E. E. Eastman at their home in Mr. Gardner, have returned to Ny
Napton siding. He is working in ssa. Mrs. Gardner also visited her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Reffett at An
Caldwell at the Buick garage.
Robert Jackson and Merle Tol- thony lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams were
man visited in Adrian and surr
ounding communities the past week. Ontario visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Gardner and chil
Jackson was on a three-day leave.
He is stationed near Spokane. Tol- dren went to Caldwell Tuesday on
a shopping trip.
V. V. Grider went to Payette
Wednesday on business.
BILL LANE
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams att
ended the meeting of the Owyhee
Auctioneer
Riding club at the D. O. Bybee
’bone 1161______ Nyssa home Friday evening.
Miss Wanda Jeffrey of Nyssa
The Amalgamated Sugar CO.
Dr. G. W. Graves
Optometrist
FEED YARDS
Now at his new modern offices
718 Arthur St.
Rhone 720
Caldwell, Idaho
(Directly across from the American theater)
PHONE 80
PAGE THREE
was a week-end guest of Nan Grid
er.
Mr. and Mis. Cine Fleshman and
Shirley and Donald, were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Grider.
NU-ACRES
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Pike and
family of Fort Peck. Montana and
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman C. Beasley
and sons of Salt Lake City have
been visiting Mrs. Peck's and Mrs.
Beasley's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson and
Mr .and Mrs. Leon Burt and son
of Ortonville, Michigan, Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. Pike and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Beasley and
sons spent July 21 with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl A. Peterson of Oreenleaf.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lane of Ny
ssa were Sunday evening callers
at the Walter LeGrande home.
Mr. ad Mrs. Walter LeGrande,
who recently sold their farm to
Frank Johnson, left Tuesday to
visit relatives near Nyssa and Ont
ario before leaving for California
and Oklahoma for an extended
vi lit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blanchard
and family of Westwood, California
left the first of last week after
spending several days visiting hls
brother, Henry Blanchard, and fam
ily.
Ira Blanchard of Spanish Fork,
Utah spent last week with hls
brother, Henry Blanchard, and
family looking for a location In
this vicinity.
Mrs. Paul Thomson and children
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvle
Lanfear of Caldwell. Mr. Thom
son went to Oalwell Sunday morn
ing, returning Sunday evening with
'his family.
Mrs. Howard Peverly of Rawlins,
Wyoming visited two days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Me.le
Thomson. Mrs. Thomson accom
panied Mrs. Peverly as far as
Rawlins to spend a few days before
continuing on to Lyons, Kanses,
where she will visit her mother for
two weeks.
The Do-More 4-H club enjoyed
a swimming party at Caldwell
Saturday evening.
Sunday evening dinner guests at
t.he Henry Blanchard home were
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shaw and fam-
ily of Nyssa and Ira Blanchard ol
Spanish Fork, Utah.
Mrs. Marion Seuell and Mrs. Bob
Blakesley and Mrs. Harry Wood
were guests at a bridal shower
given lart Thursday night In hon
or of Mrs. Bill Blaksley a t the
Tackett home east of Frultland.
The Frultland "class of ‘45” char-
ivaried Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blakes
ley Saturday night.
Baker Monday to attend a Sunday
school convention.
Clarice Nothels and Mrs. Charlie
Schweizer will teach in the Nyssa
"-hooh this term.
J. A. Black, who was seriously
injured when he was thrown from
a horse, is showing slight Improve
ment at the Holy Rosary hospital
in Ontario.
.
Gertrude Atkeson, Mr. and Mrs.
John Reeves and son, Walter, Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Ditty of Ny
ssa and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dlttv
of Wl.consn were callers In the
Charles Ditty home one evening
last week.
Rev. Atwood Poster of Salem
was a Sunday visitor In the Rev.
Alfred Brim home.
Ronnie Parker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Parker, had hls tonsils
removed last week.
I Those wishing ’Grandma’ Bergam
"birthdav greetings" gathered Mon
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Bergam to help her cele
brate her anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tuckness
>' Cildwell Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Kirkland was a Boise
visitor recently.
Oregon
at those new Chevron Gas Stations
Folks h ave a lw a y s enfoyed the thoughtful,
interested kind of service they receive at inde
pendent gas stations. But many people don’t
always know they are "home-owned.” Well, as
Chevron Gas Dealers, we’re establishing our
identity as independent businessmen in our com
munity. That’s the reason for the new Chevron I
Signs and the burgundy, cream and green paint f
jobs on our stations,
REMEMBER.. .th e
It’s "only the best” for our customers — and
that adds up to products like Chevron Supreme
Gasoline and RPM Motor Oii. Our other services
and accessories will be the same top grade, too.
We’ll be glad to honor Standard of Califor
nia’s Chevron National Credit Cards. If you
haven’t applied for a Credit Card, drop in any
time and we’ll see that you get an application.
From Pend—
Mrs. Bernice Coad of Bend. Ore-
'
formerly of Nyssa, arrived
unday for a visit with friends.
"rom C alifornia—
Mr and Mrs. Robert Rybum of
Lindon, California vlslied over the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Sallee.
Dr.J.H. Berger
The Merry Matrons club met
at the home of Marie Holmes Wed
nesday afternoon, July 24.
»
The afternoon was spent em
broidering for the hostess. Marie
Holmes and Alta Fry were app
ointed on the social committee.
Eight members and two guests.
Ola Chard and Donna Thompson,
answered roll call with "a good
book I have recently read". Vir
ginia Rookstool will entertain the
club August 7. Roll call will be
answered by “my favorite poem’ .
VETERINARIAN
Box D
Phone 135-1
Nyssa. Oregon
GENUINE GOODRICH
Rubber Matting
36 INCHES WIDE
Suitable for hallways, stairways, corridors
j
and other places where walking is concentrated.
Nyssa Furniture Company
Across From Reclamation Office
NOTICE
Sunset Valley
You get friendly, personal service
Trail
The Intermediate class of the
Oregon Trail Sunday school were
entertained at a party last Wed
nesday evening at the home of
their teacher. VL~.
«. Bv*r*.
Games and contests furnished the
entertainment. Refreshments were
served. This quarter the class Is
conducting a contest between the
girls and the boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Welter Benson ol
Modesto, California and Mr. and
: Mrs. Norman Doldorf and son of
P -atello were overnight guests
Wednesday at the F. G. Holmes
hv.me.
Mrs. Aladcan Davenport s)rent
last week with her sister, Mrs. J.
E Bowen, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Curran and
Mr. and Mrs. B. F Rookstool re
turned the last of the week from
a vacation trip to the coast.
Mrs. Vletor:a~"shwelzer will en
tertain members of tfie Worthwhile
club Thursday. August 15 at the
home of Mrs. Pearl Schweizer.
Mrs. O. P. Counsil Is quite ill
at her home.
John Terra of California Is vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs . 1
Henry Tera.
Mrs. Drake of Logan, Utah came
last week for a visit in the home !
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wyatt.
Miss Joyce Drake, who has spent
the past three months in the Wy
att home, will accompany her moth
er home.
Mrs. George Wilson and chil
dren plan to leave soon for a visit
with relatives in Colorado.
Rev. Alfred L. Brim, Rev. At-
vood Foster of Salem, district sup-
“rintendent of the Assemblies of
Tod; and Orville Brown and Ross
tagsale of Ontario accompanied
Rev. Ernest Bewell of Ontario to
That county warrants not presented will be
cancelled.
Notice is hereby given that the following
warrants will be cancelled and the payments
thereof will be refused unless said warrants
are presented to the County Treasurer for pay
ment on or before September 1, 1946.
■nt
Claimant
No.
Date Issued
Aug. 5, 1938
E. D. Martin
1.70 5859
School district No. 10
4.25 6696
Dec. 10, 193b
.50 6717
Dec. 10. 1938
Miss Johnson
Antonio Arana
18.00 6779
Jan. 7. 1939
11.50 7415
June 10, 1939
H. S. Sackett,
County Clerk.
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