THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946
Adrian
Mr. and Mrs. George Mackey
and children of Wellington, Nev
ada visited several days the past
week with relatives. They were on
their way to Coeur d' Alene to
make their home.
A son, Richard Lee, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Helton at the St.
Alphonsus hospital in Boise Dec-
Dr.J.H. Berger
VETERINARIAN
Box D
Phone 135J
Nyssa. Oregon
E.W. PRUYN
Auto Repairing
Reboring, Valve Grind
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and accessories
Phone 56w
ember 15. Mrs. Hilton is the former Studies will be resumed January 5. After a potluck lunch at 2:30 p.m., past two weeks in California, Where
Louise Mackey of Adrian.
Colleen Steelman visited several the mystery sisters were revealed he will receive his discharge be
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Mackey at | days
with her brother Clyde Steel and gifts were given which were fore returning home this week.
tended the Dora Davis wedding in
found heaped under a beautifully Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parsons of
man. and family.
Caldwell Monday evening.
decorated Christinas tree. Officers Wichita. Kansas arrive the first of
Several
ladies
from
Adrian
at
Gerry Mackey is building a new
for the coming year were elected the week at the home of her par
tended
the
Christmas
party
of
the
barn and r e m o d e l h i s home.
as follows: President, LaVona Mc
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Richy ate married ladies class of the united Donald:
president. Helen Wal ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Reeder.
Presbyterian church Tuesday eve ters, and vice secretary
Christmas dinner Sunday with their ning,
and treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams and
December
17
in
the
Big
Bend
daughter. Mrs. Sweet, and family
Elizabeth
Peutz.
Mrs.
Debard of family, who have been living on
community
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
at the Richy home. Mr. and Mrs.
Bay
City
was
a
guest
Next
meet the Robert Ditty place the past
Leroy
Bennett.
Seventeen
ladies
Richy left early Monday morning
will be held on the regular date year, moved Saturday to a dairy
took white elephant gifts to be ing
for Seattle to spend the holidays ahcsen
Fox.
near Wilder, Idaho.
by each one. Games were with Mrs. Dorothy
with their son and daughter and
program was given Mr. and Mrs Cook Mitchell were
played. Refreshment of date roll by A the Christmas
families.
of the Owyhee s hod treated to a charivari and shower
whipped cream and coffee Friday pupils
The Brownie and Girl Scouts with
afternoon,
after which a at the community hall Saturday
were
served.
Christmas party was held in the Two hundred people attended the party for the children
was given evening by a number of their
high school building Saturday af Christmas cantata, “The Christihas by the teachers and mothers
of
ternoon. December 31. Games were Bells“, featuring the choirs of the the community, many of whom
played and then gifts were ex Free Methodist church and Com were present. Ice cream and cook
changed. Refreshments of choco munity United Presbyterian church, ies were served.
late pudding, cookies and punch in the Adrian high school auditor- * Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Ditty have
were served to about 40.
as house guests their son id wife.
Betty Moore is spending the turn.
and Mrs. Jesse A. Ditty. Jr„ of
The
program
aws
given
as
fol
Christmas vacation with her par lows: Prelude, played by Betty Mr.
Anaconda,
Montana.
ents, Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Moore,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank DeBord and
Jean
Toomb;
“Silent
Night”,
and
and Henry.
grandchildren, Eleanor and |
"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing”, two
Arlene Peterson has arrived home audience
Dean Walker of Bay City, Oregon,
with Rev. E. M. Richy were
and will spend the holidays with leading; Evening
for two days of their
prayer
given
by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Rev Richy; “O, Come All Ye Faith sister, guests
Mrs.
Martha
Klingback, and
Peterson and Mervin and Donna ful”. group singing. The offertory family.
Maria.
and Mrs. Charles Culbertson |
between the two Mr. children,
Adrian schools held their Christ will be divided
Betty and Larry, took |
The Cantata was then and
mas programs Friday and were churches.
Mrs.
Bertha
Culbertson, who had j
EW
presented
and
benediction
given
by
dismissed for a two-weeks vacation. Rev. H. E. Moore.
been o visitor here for three j
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dille and months,
California. They left in their car i
Jean
were
week-end
guests
of
Mr.
BILL LANE
Sunday morning, planning to spend
and Mrs. Galen Raney in Hunt the
week visiting relatives in Calif
ington.
Auctioneer
Mrs. C. Glenn Brown was a busi ornia.
Here we are again
Klingback, Kenneth Price,
.'hone 116J_____ Nyssa ness caller in Boise Wednesday. and Fred Charles
Chapin attended the
w ith the sun about
young
people’
s
party held at the
«, .
OWYHEE
home of Mr. and Mrs. William!
to rise upon a
Gregg
in
Sunset
valley
Wednesday.
I
The annual Owyhee Community
••
Mildred Hite is here for J
brand-new > * year.
club patry was held at the home the Mrs. holidays
from
her
school
at
|
of Mrs. Jessie Skinner with Mrs. La Grande. She is staying at the |
M ay 1947 be filled
Reta Skinner as assistant hostess. home of her son and wife, Mr. and;
Mrs. Donald Hite.
with m any happy
Rev. Kriner held preaenmg ser
vices Sunday morning and evening.
days fo r you and
The Kriner family were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corfield for din
your loved ones.
ner.
The following folks were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Ditty Sat
urday evening: Mrs. A. L. Atkeson
and daughters, Bonnie Lou and
Elizabeth Mae; Mr. and Mrs. J,
Groot, Harold Osborn and Mr, and
Mrs. Jesse A. Ditty, Jr. On the fol
lowing evening this group were
ck e iv Q fea/l guests
at dinner 01 Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ditty, Jr., at the new Al
S J i o t l Jesse
bertson cafe in Nampa, where Miss
Alice Atkeson joined the group.
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friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Brim and
family left Friday morning for
Hillsboro to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Hutchinson.
George Wilson, employee of the
Amalgamated Sugar company at
Nyssa, spent Sunday night and
Monday with Mrs. Wilson and their
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker and fatal
ly and fain Walker are living In
the E. E. Cloninger residence and
will farm the Cloninger place this
. HAPPY
NEW YEAR
BEST
W ISH ES
T O ALL
★ In scrying Happy New
Year we have the satisfac
tion of knowing that during
the past year we have, in
some small degree at least,
contributed to the well being
of most of the citizens of this
community. We hope to en
joy your continued friend
ship in 1947.
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SEASON'S GREETINGS
1947
OF
THE
S EASON
• O
o
Brownie’s
Cafe
Howdy, Folks!
W E RE
FESTIVITIES AT Y O U R H O M E
Better friend*
JUST
we eould nut want
ENOUGH
TO
C A L L A N D W IS H Y O U THE
FINEST
K IN D
OF
A
Wilson Hi-way Market
Sunset Valley
IN T ER R U PT IN G THE
LONG
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year.
Gladys Moses of Cwyhee spent
Sunday with Tressa Ditty.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wyatt, wno
have farmed the Henry Terra place
the past year, will move soon to
their place in Big Bend.
Mr. Gewey and son, Joe. of Ad
rian poured cement last week lor
the basement house on the Charles
Ditty place.
Mrs. Charley Wilson of Roswell,
Idaho was a visitor In the home
of her son, Harley Wilson, Thurs
day.
. . . better friends
NEW
we could not
YE A R A N D TO T H A N K A LL
possibly have.
O F Y O U F O R PAST FAVO RS.
Sincere good wishes
Il
for a happy and
prosperous 1947,
Gordon’s Drive-In
Towne’s
Garage
Marta Lorcnscn was hostess to
16 members of the Worthwhile
club Wednesday afternoon. One vls-
I itor, Mrs. Don Parker of Cow Hol-
I low, was present.
Mystery pals for the past year
! were revealed in the exchange of
gifts, which had been placed a-
round the Christmas tree.
Treats were given to the child
ren of pre-sohool age.
The next meeting will be held
in January when Miriam Black of
Ontario will meet with the group.
Naomi Hawk of Adrian was an
; overnight guest of Jacquelyn Wil
son Tuesday.
Government truckers were haul
ing gravel Monday to insure great-
> er safety to the canal in 1947.
I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lorcn-
sen plan to spend the noildays in
; Seattle visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Willard Whittman and fami
ly.
Chester Counsil has spent the
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Low-cost electric brooding of pigs, lambs and poultry cuts
mortality and makes for healthier animals and poults. Electric
brooding can cut normal losses in half for pigs and lambs— and
A N ARG O SY
OF HOPE
This is the year that "your ship
• As 1947
that means more pounds of meat for market. Electric poultry
moves in we want to say
"hello" to everybody in this section
and to wish them a very H appy
brooding, too, means more chicks raised with less work and
worry. Increased production and electric brooding go hand in
hand. •
This is the time of year to buy or build your electric brooder
comes in"— 1947— a glorious
New Year. A t the same time we want
year of fruition! That is our
to express our deep appreciation
for you. Increase next year's production by inexpensive electric
of your friendship.
brooding.
New Year's wish for you!
Herriman Motor Co.
Hollingsworth Hardware
And Implement Co.
— or make sure the one you already have is ready to go to work
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