THE N YSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, N YSSA, OREGON
PAGE FOUR
TH U R SD AY,
DECEMBER
5,
194<‘
i Portland, formerly of Nyssa, spent
Betty and Henry were Thanksgiv folks. Friday they visited and shop- onomlcs club will hold Its annual covery of rent. 1720.
Norcott.
ing day guests In the K. I. Peter ped In Boise.
I bazaar in connection with the Mary PETITIONS, PROBATE COURT
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
son home.
Guardianship of Charles O. Hass
Mr. and Mrs. M L. Kurtz and and Manha
cl‘k ten
Sam McConnell and Mr .and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and
Mr and Mrs. Clyde S'-eeln.an en Joyce. Dud and Bob motored to
Here
from
Portland—
on.
Adr“ “
family of Vale were Thanksgiving tertained at Thanksgiving dinner u , Grande Wednesday afternoon g lid in g Friday evening. December
Guardianship of Merry Louise
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of | Forest Moore of Nampc
dinner guests in M m W W Webb for Mr and Mrs. L. W. Dierkuig and were guests In the Bill Kurtz | •
and Norma Jean.
home.
and L. E. Prouty homes, return
Mr. and Mrs. Don Whitney and
Miss Betty Moore, daughter of
ing Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Moore, is (laughter. Aharon, were callers
A few ranches are changing
spending her Thanksgiving vaca Thanksgiving afternoon In the hands as renters move on other
By Leona Anderson
Clyde
Bleelman
home.
Mrs.
Whit
tion with her parents. She Is att
places, 'ihe Lester Goulet family
ney
and
Mr.
Steelman
are
sister
ending school In Corvallis.
has moved to Enterprise. Hoyle
"UKANBEKRIKS GLAMORIZE
Rev and Mrs. H. E. Moore and and brother.
Warwick, who rented 80 acres
MENUS"
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson and Irom Carl Hill last year, has leas
Holiday menus are not complete
Donna Mar .a and Mrs. Clyde Steel ed the two ranches formerly farm
without cranberries In some form
and Donna Lee were shoppers ed by Lester Goulet.
or another and the comfortable
U K f K L E H A N K SCZ man
In Boise Friday
The Frank Ray falmly are mak supply of cranberries is good news
Mr. and Mrs. C. Glenn Brown ing plans to move to their farm
to the holiday-minded cooks.
FOLKS W H O AGE ALWAYS Mr, and Mrs. H M. Korman and across the Owyhee river.
Cranberry Sherbert makes an In
LAUGHIN G AT OTHER ' Kristine and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wesley Piercy has leased his teresting
accompaniment
to
a
PEOPLE'S LOOKS, SHOULD 1 Eastman of Caldwell spent Thanks farm to two of his sons. Carl and bounteous Thanksgiving dinner lor
giving
visiting
friends
anu
relatives
GET THEMSELVES A
Thurman. Mr. and Mrs. Piercy it Is tart, cool, and colorful.
in Bouse.
plan to spend part of the winter
CRANBERRY SHERBERT
N E W M lRROW .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of ,n Arizona, then later In the spring
2 cups cranberries
Boise are spending the Thanks visit in Tennessee, Mrs. Plercy's
1—
cups water
T R A C K MARK R E O . U . B . P A T .O F F .
giving vtcation visiting in the C.
birth place.
1 cup sugar
G. Brown home.
The lovely modern residence be
% tablespoon gelatin
Mr and Mrs. Robert Brown spent ing built by Mr. and Mrs. Lou
% cup cold water
rrlday evening with friends In Wil Pratt Is progressing faster now
2 tablespoons lemon juice
der.
that the walls are up and the Combine cranberries and water In
A
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas
roof on.
sancepan. Cover and bring to
and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dille and
The young people of the com steaming point on HIGH heat.
P
A
IR !
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly and
munity church enjoyed a taffy pull Turn to LOW heat aflff Continue
Jean were Thanksgiving day guests
and popcorn party at the M. L. cooking until skins pop. Press
in pie Jack Raney home In Parma.
Kurtz home Tuesday evening.
Amazingly beautiful and yet
through fine sieve. Add sugar and
Ted. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holly
Rev. and Mrs. Moore, their dau gelatin, which has been softened
they’re yours at an unbelievably
and Mr and Mrs. Richard Holly ghter. Betty, a student at Oregon
low price! Clopay Drapes are
were dinner guests on Thanksgiving State college, and Henry were until dissolved. Cool and add lemon
Get
of
juice. Pour into regrlgerator tray; I
In the Frank Miller home in the
made of plasticized cellulose fi
guests in the Kurtz home Friday freeze with Cold Control at cold-
at the NYSSA AUTO Big Bend community.
bre and are processed to look
■vening.
est setting. When firm, turn Into
R. C. and Elmer Cearley of Rns
The ladles of the community chilled bowl and beat with chilled
and
hang like costly cloth. Give
well and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sparks :hurch will serve their annual
proud
beaters until smooth and light.
your windows new life . . . new
of Parma weie callers Sunday n
¡hicken and pie supper Friday Return to tray and refreeze. (Serves
the Ellen Sparks home.
beauty. . . new c o lo r . . . for less
light.
6 ).
body
Mr. anti Mrs. Elmer Sparks en
than a dollar a w indow !
Mrs. Henry Hardman wrote from
tertained at dinner Thanksgiving Portland stating that Mr. Hard
all
NEWS
OF
RECORD
for Mr and Mrs. A. C. Henderson. man's health Is improved since
glass
i f Automatic Plealer makes beauti
Ellen and IMldred Sparks, Ar
hey went there. They are staying
ful French Pleats.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Sparks and Shirley and Dick, Al with their daughter, Mrs. Ada
John Mack Hatfield and Joanne
bert TiLson of Fmiriott and Thom
For
ifealy, and family.
i f Fl ame- r esi st ant . C h e m ic a lly
Nell Hanley, both of Ontario.
as Atteberry of Parma.
Mrs. Forrest Hardman's daughter.
your
treated to prevent flaming even in
Taka George Okita of Ontario
Mrs. E. E. Parker, Mrs. Kenneth
Marsha. Is here visiting. She has
direct contact with fire.
Parker and Arch Parker were In been working and staying with an and Toshiko Harada of Fruitland.
Raymond George Winters of
Ontario oil Friday
i f Re- l nfor ced Edges fo r extra
aunt in California.
Harper and Doris Mae Hite of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker
strength.
Vale
were hosts at Thanksgiving dinner
COMPLETE BODY £ PAINT SHOP
OWYHEE
Albert
Leroy
Morrett
of
Nyssa
for Mr. and Mrs. Oordon Dick
i f Full 2 % yards long with matching
V WMCKCB SERVICI
—^
and Alma Beatrice Maine of Par
on and family of Vale, Mr. and
tie-backs.
OLASS DEPT.
RENO!*
Evangelistic
services
were
start
ma.
Mrs N. E. Hatt and son, Mr. and
ed
at
the
Owyhee
sOhoolliouse
Sun
John Blair Van Etten and Alice
Mrs. Gordon Toomb of rryssa and
day and will continue tlirough the Jeanette Fite, both of WeLser.
Robert Toomb, Sr., o f Nyssa.
Roy George Nimocks and Adel
Mr. and Mrs. William Toomb week except Saturday evening,
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dick at 8 o'clock. Rev. C. C. Hovda of aide Barbara Drewelow, both of
Kreigh and daughter, Mr. and Bellingham, Washington Is the Jordan Valley.
Charles Oliver Howland and Ru
Mrs. Rube Graham and son and speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald by Viola Curell, both of Cam
Mr. and Mrs. We.,ley Piercy and
entertained at dinner Sunday for bridge, Idaho.
Arlene at Thanksgiving dinner.
>el !
Mr and Mrs. Bob Webster and Mr and Mrs. Ray Fletcher and
ia.
children spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Mary Fletcher of Homedale
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toyne
and son. Jimnile, of LaGrande.
Webster of Parma.
Mr. and Mrs Byrd Walters and son of Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs. James Atteberrv
and dnughtcr, Judy, were vlsltois Mrs. Ellis Walters were entertained
a:
in Adrian Sunday. They are now at Thanksgiving dinner at the
Ralph Jones home In BoLse.
ho.
living In Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon-
aa
Kenneth Elliot spent the Thanks-
glvlng holidays vLslting Ms moth- mond> and Mrs. Martha Kling
er, Mrs. Threlma Elliot, and other
nnd children. Kay and Ray-
FARM EQUIPMENT WHICH YOU H AVE BEEN WANTING AT
relatives and friends
back and son, Fred, were guests
(T
Malheur County Farm
Mrs. Mildred II,',
: i ; ,nde " » Thanksgiving of Mr. and Mrs.
er
FR ICES THAT WILL REPRESENT A CONSIDERABLE SAVING TO
Sjxinsoring association vs.
spent the holidays visiting friends George Gregg.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz were Goulet. Recovery of money. *2172.-
and relatives in Adrian and surr
dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Wil '61.
ounding communities.
YOU IF YOU BUY NOW— SO COME EARLY!
n.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Steelman and liam Peutz Thanksgiving.
Miss Esther Nein and Bill Huber Replevin.
|
children of Hngerman. Idaho and
Mr and Mrs. Frank Steelman ol were entertained at the Joe Church
Land Levelers— All Sizes
Planet, Jr. Seeders
Middleton were Sunday callers at home In Fruitland Thanksgiving. Divorce.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mearl
McClure
the Clyde Steelman home.
t' j | Bolens Huski Garden Tractors
Seaman Tillers
entertained at dinner Sunday for man. Divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbertson
NEWELL HEIGHTS
Ben Hur Trailers
Higgins Camp Trailers
and children, Betty and Larry et. al. To quiet title.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Slippy and
Clara Tague vs. Carrol
Ellen Judd, who Is a freshman children. Carol. Sharon, Darrell
Grain Blowers
Fertilizer Side Dressers
ue. Divorce.
at Oregon State college, spent the and Marlene, and Mrs. Bertha
Earl Fraser vs. Daisy
Thanksgiving holiday with home Culbertson.
Cultipackers
Boat Trailers
Divorce.
Mrs. Russell Patton. Jr., Is in
Milking Machines
Wood Saws
DONT READ THIS AD
the hospital in Ontario.
Mrs. Mary Hatt Is teaching the
IF
Milk Coolers
Stock Feed Troughs
upper grades In Owyhee ternijjorar-
YOU HAVE A
Ily. Mr Yarnell resigned because
Welders
Hog Feeders
GOOD PAYING JOB—
of til health.
YOUR JOB IS FOB LIFE—
Mrs. Martha Klingback and Fred
USED CARS
Hammer Mills
Scrapers— All Sizes
(No seasonal or other layoffs) were business visitors in Payette
YOU GET 30 DAYS
FOR SALE
and Ontario Friday.
Hay Stackers
Dirt Moving Scrapers
VACATION WITH PAY
BACH YEAR—
Horse Buck Rakes
Portable Sprayers
YOU ARE GUARANTEED
truck with beet-bed.
AN AMPLE OLD AGE
Olson high Lift Rakes
Cushman Motors
1942 2V2 ton CMC
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and
RETIREMENT INCOME
family were Thanksgiving day din
AFTER 2« OR 30 YEARS!
army
truck
with
stake-
Galloway Buck Rakes
Wisconsin Air Cooled Engines
ner guests in the C. W. Wilson
home in Nyssa.
bed.
BUT
Horse-Drawn Mowers
Beet Cultivators
Elsie Fernandez of Payette spent
1937 % ton Terra
If you are not now getting, or see the week-end with her parents.
Gunco Manure Loaders, 14 ft. lift
Bean Cultivators
the hope of getting, a minimum ot Mr and Mrs. Frederick, last week.
plane pick-up.
these four important employment
Mrs. Guy Moore and daughter,
1937 Chrysler royal
Valley Mound Corrugators
Potato Cultivators
tdvantages, here's food for thought Esther McCormick, and grand-
—then use your own judgment ab daughter. Lorraine, were In Boise
1- door sedan.
Weeders
Corn Cultivators
out immediate action.
on business last Monday.
men by the thousands all over
Mrs. Nellie Newbill was a visitor
Spring Tooth Harrows
Beet Two-Row Lifters
America are enlisting in the In the Frank Cummins home last [
New Regular Army.
Sunday.
Iron Age Potato Planters
Milk Carts
Mr and Mrs. Willard Hall and |
BECAUSE
family spent Thanksgiving day m I
Olson Hydraulic Manure Loaders
Baled Hay Loaders
the T B. Hall home in Apple valley I
1 As a private—mind you Just a
Delora Hurst returned to Lin-
private—your starting salary is $75
Offset Disc Harrows.
Chopped Hay Elevators
fteld college Sunday after spending j
per month plus "hidden pay",
East of Post office
Thanksgiving vacation at home. I
bringing your pay up to the equiv
Fruehauf Stock Trailers
The Kingman Grange Home Ec-
alent of about EJf'f'O a year You
I f
also get regular automatic pay In
creases.
2. As a career you have no worry
about scarcity of Jobs or seasonal
layoffs.
3 Normally you receive an annual
leave of 30 days, with lull pay
and allowances.
%
4 Your retirement income after 30
years service may be as high as
| $1115 63 per month for life
l
These are Just four of the many
“ W ill the insurance on my property cover to
reasons why an enlistment In the
United States army Is making
day’s increased values and replacement costa?
sense to thousands of thinking men
| today Why not discover all the
new advantages to an army enlist
INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE
ment. Just see the Army Recruit
ing Officer nearest you he's lo
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