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JOURNA
The NYSSA
VO LU M E XXXXtl-
NO. 4
NYSSA, OREGON, TH U R SD AY, FE B R U AR Y 13, 1947
DON M. GRAHAM OF Hartley Agrees
*LAN FOR STATE
TAX TOPIC
Recreation In SALES
NYSSA APPOINTED
PARK AT DAM TO Damage Claims
OF DISCUSSION AT Annual Banquet
OF PEACE To Keep Post As
Nyssa Asked Of GRANGE GATHERING Of Boy Scouts BE INVESTIGATED Reach $275,000 Don JUSTICE
Graham has been ap­
Superintendent
S. M. Boardman, superintendent Claims for damages alleged to pointed M. justice
on the proposed
Held
In
Nyssa
City Councilmen state A discussion
of the peace in
of
state
parks,
has
been
instructed
have
resulted
from
the
1946
Owy­
sales tax featured the pro­
Nyssa. succeeding Frank D. Hall,
Request Sponsored By
P T A ; Business Peti­
tions Presented
gram of the Oregon Trail Grange
at the Oregon Trail schoolhouse
Tuesday night.
Leaders of the discussion were
Frank Parr, Roy Holmes ¿id Lloyd
Adams for the affirmative and
Harland Diven, Bob Holmes and
Ed Jamieson far the negative.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Holmes
and Thurman Hill were obligated
in the furth degree.. George Cleav­
er, master, announced that the first
and second degrees will be con­
ferred at the next meeting.
The Oregon Slope Grange will
be host to the Pomona Grange
February 22, according to Marie
Holmes, lecturer.
Richard Maw and Errett Hummel,
representing the Parent-Teacher
association, asked the city council
at a meeting Tuesday night to
take action to provide a recreation
program over a period of 10 months
during the summer.
Council Chairman, R. G. Witaker
appointed Harry Miner to work
with the P.T.A. on the project.
The group especially wants some
type of playground supervision.
J, L. Herriman asked the council
to vacate a portion of the alley at
the rear of the Herriman Motor
company garage.
J, M. Dority requested the council
to extend the business zone as to
include 120 feet on the west side The Nyssa Eagles defeated Ad­
of Ninth street between Park rian
last Wednesday night, Febru­
avenue and Ehrgood avenue. The ary 5 by a score of 36 to 24 on toe
present boundary runs along w.e Adrian court and the following ev­
center line of Ninth street. The
drubbed the Parma cagers
council passed a motion to start ening
62 to 49 in a hotly contested game
proceedings to extend the line.
gymnasium.
Lavar Hawkins asked permission in In the a Nyssa
slow first quarter against
to construct a sheet steel and con­ the Adrian quintet, Nyssa held a
crete building at Second street one-point margin, 7 to 6, and in­
and Good avenue for a garage creased the lead to 22 to 14 at the
The matter was referred to City end of the first half. In the third
Manager E. K. Burton, who Is period the Eagles played more or­
conferring with the state fire mar­ ganized ball, making five field goals
shal relative to the request.
to Adrian's two. In the final ca »-
An ordinance vacating the alley to the teams played on even terms
in block 16, Teutsch’s addition, was Holman, Nyssa guard, led the
passed at final reading.
Eagles in scoring with 11 points,
City Attorney A. Yturri reported followed closely by Bellon with 10.
to the city council that the assess­ Brewer led the losers with nine
ed valuation of Nyssa has probably points.
exceeded the $1,000,000 mark for In the preliminary, the Eagle
the first time.
seconds won over the Adrian ag­
The county has men working gregation 26 to 24. Running up a
here on a re-valuation program. 10-2 lead in the first quarter and
The present tax assessments are increasing the lead to 14 to 5, Lie
based on a valuation of about Eagles led by nine points at the
$660,000. Valuation in the year end of the first half. Retaining
1945-46 was $629,571.80.
their margin throughout the second
half, the Eagles were never threat­
ened until the last few minutes of
CHRISTIAN CHOIR
play, when Adrian came with'«
two points of tying the count. Root
TO
GIVE
PROGRAM
took
scoring honors for Nyssa.
The Christian church choir will
present a program of sacred music dumping in 10 points, with Woods
Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The of Adrian leading the losers with
seven points.
choir consists of 17 voices.
The program will be given as The Eagles forged ahead in the
follows: "Bless the Lord, Oh My last quarter to defeat Parma Thurs­
Soul”, by Forrest D. Walker and day night. With both teams fight­
"He Leadeth Me", by H. Stillmn ing for the lead in the first half
Martin, choir; selections by a vocal Nyssa managed to gain a one-point
trio, quartet and duet and two lead, 13-12 at the end of the first
solos to be sung by choir mem­ quarter. However, in the next per­
bers, "Jesus Is His Name” by iod, with the lead changing hands
Henry Wilder and "Blessed Home­ several times, Parma gained a
land” by Inez Westfall Holmes: three-point lead, 30-27, at the eol
two numbers by the junior choir, of the half.
"Trust In the Lord" by Isabel Nyssa took a two-point lead at
Chester, and "Oh, Lift Your Heads" 42 at the end of the third- period
In the final canto, the Eagles stag­
by Felix Mendlessohn.
The pianist is Miss Olaudlnc ed a rally that Parma was unao e
Tomlinson, who will present the to stop.
instrumental prelude. The ch.ilr Sayre of Parma led all scorers,
director is Rev. George Whipple making 25 points. Holman led the
Eagles with 22 points, followed by
L. Bailey with 17 points. Other
Ex-Resident Shot—
Fred Lopez city marshal of Par­ Nyssa players and their scores we.a
ma who formerly lived in Nyssa, C. Wilson 4, G. Bellon 11, D. Will-
D. Steinke 4, and R. Root.
was shot in the left shoulder at son In 4, the
preliminary Nyssa again
his home Wednesday morning with
a 32.20 calibre revolver, which ne defeated Adrian 36 to 20. The Eag­
led 23 to 7 at the end of the
carries on police duty. His con­ les
dition was reported by attendants first half and maintained their
of victory until the final
at Mercy hospital in Nampa to be margin
“not serious”. Relatives said Mr. whistle was blown. Nyssa players
Lopez did not reveal any details and their scores were D. Steinke
of the accident. Deiputy Sheriff 20, R. Root 6, B. Eldredge 2, L.
Clarence Imberg said "our investi­ Toombs 4, and G. Weeks 4.
gation has not been completed,
but it has already been definitely Returns From Coast—
established that Mr. Lopez shot Ed Case of the Hi-Way Mdse.
himself”.
Mart has returned from a business
trip to San Francisco.
Return To Home—
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walker of Clinic Is S et-
Coos Bay, Oregon left for their Plans have been completed for
home Tuesday after a 10-day visit the Snake river valley high school
with Mr. Walker's daughter, Mrs. music clinic to be held in Payette
Roy Barnes, and family.
Friday night at 8 o’clock. A nomi­
nal charge will be made for ad­
Return From Nebraska—
mission.
Mrs. A. L. Heldt and family
have returned from Stamford. Visit in Burns—
Nebraska, where they attended Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McPartland
funeral services for Mr. Heldt, and children spent the week-end
who died in Nyssa January 29. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Patch
in Burns
Visit Near Baker—
Mr and Mrs. Herachel Thomp­ Goes to Colorado—
son, Mr and Mrs Herb Fisher and Mrs. Glea Billings left last
Mrs. Dave Mitchell were week-end Thursday to visit relatives in Gree­
guests at the Bob Thompson home ley, Colorado.
near Baker.
P. T. A. Group to Meet—
A meeting of the executive board
Returns from Hospital—
Mrs. Carl Hill returned home of the P. T A. will be held at the
Saturday from the Holy Rosary home of Mrs. Ed Frost Thursday
hospital in Ontario, where she un­ evening, February 20, at 8 p.m.
derwent a major operation.
Leave for Corvallis—
Mr and Mrs. Ira Ure, Jr., left
Attend Conference-
Several Nyssa residents, Irvin Monday for Corvallis after spend­
Topllff, Merrildean Robbins. Oscar ing the week-end with Mr. and
Bratton, Keth Moss and Winona Mrs. Ira Ure. Sr. Mr. Ure will
Henderson attended a young adult resume his studies at Oregon State
conference sponsored by the Meth­ college.
odist church in Baker Saturday
and Sunday, Sixty persons from Return from Trip—
all sections of the district attended Mr and Mrs Neil Dlmmick re­
the conference, which Included a turned Friday from a three-weeks
banquet held Sunday noon in the vacation spent visiting at Walla
Hotel Baker Rev H J. Greenlee Walla. Spokane. Yakima. Portland
of Cascadf former Nyssa pastor, and Corvallis. While at Corvallis
led the main dlecusrton Irvin they visited their son. Larry, who
Topllff is district vice president. is attending Oregon State college.
Eagles Capture
Two More Tilts
to investigate the feasibility of hee ditch break amount to approxi­ resigned.
School Board T o Raise
establishing a state park at the mately $275,000, according to J. C. Mr. Hall, who plans to move to
Teachers’ Salaries
Owyhee dam.
Medford, asked to be relieved of
Sproul, secretary of the Owyhee his
$600 A Year
duties
by
March
1.
After a visit to the dam, Mr. Water Users association.
Graham, who was appointed Henry Hartley, who had announc­
Boardman will make a report to Practically all of the applications by Mr.
Earl Snell, will main­
The program given at the an­ | the state park commission. The for damages have been turned in tain Governor
the justice office in his in ed that he intended to resign as
nual banquet of the Boy Scouts civic clubs of the county have and are nearing completion. Any­ surance
office on Main street near superintendent of Nyssa schools,
agreed at a meeting of the school
of Nyssa in the home economics recommended the site as a park one who has asker for $1000 or less the post office.
board Wednesday night to remain
should call at P. J. Gallagher's
room of the high school building area.
The bureau of reclamation is office and sign the special form
with the school system at least
last Thursday night was featured reported
have offered coopera­ onto which their claims have been
by musical numbers and short tion in the to project.
until the initial phase of the dis­
transferred.
At
the
present
time
talks.
trict’s prospective building program
157 claims have been filed, with
The »'Boy Scouts and their par­
is completed.
more
still
to
be
submitted.
Persons
ents sang several songs, led by
The Nyssa chamber of commerce,
intending
to
file
claims
must
do
so
Mrs. O. P. Williams, and Mr. An­
meeting
Wednesday noon, passed a
by
February
20.
derson gave the invocation. The
After trailing throughout the resolution extending to Mr. Hart­
Claims
may
be
sent
to
Mr.
Oalla-
toastmaster, R. H. Hunter, then
the Nyssa Bulldogs lost a ley a vote of confidence and asking
gher, Ontario or J. C. Sproul, On­ contest
presented Spencer Lane, who sang
basketball game to the Weiser him to remain in the superinten­
tario
route
1,
box
180.
"That’s America To Me” and “It’s
high school on the Nyssa court dent's position. The chamber mem­
A Great Old Glag", accompanied Approximately 120 Cubs and par­
Tuesday night by a score of 53 to bers and school board felt that
ents attended the annual covered BASEBALL UNIFORM 31.
by Mrs. Lane.
new man would find the position
A skit was presented by the Fox dish dinner of the Nyssa Cub Scout DRAWING PLANNED The Wolverines gained an 8 to a very
difficult in view of the in­
patrol of troop 19 under the dir­ pack Friday evening, February 7
0 margin early in the game and creased burdens that a building
in the high school building, accord­ A drawing to determine the mer­ never relinquished the lead. The program will entail.
ection of Paul Flanary.
Other numbers on the program ing to Cubmaster Vern Farson. j chants
passing attack was good, The board also decided to raise
who will be privileged to Bulldogs’
but they could not hit the basket teachers
included two tonette solos, Jerry The dinner was served by two , buy uniforms
salaries approximately $600
for
the
Nyssa
base­
Williams; two readings, Cleo Flin­ den mother, Mrs. Lynn Snodgrass ball team will be held in Harry consistently.
a year, which will bring Nyssa sal­
ders; selections by a boys chorus, ahd Mrs. Art Servoss, assisted by Miner's barber shop Saturday Speroplus of Weiser was high aries to about the same general
Valdee Child, Jerry Williams and the cub mothers.
man with 21 paints.
level as those In the remainder
February 15 at 8 o’clock. point
Nyssa
were Koyano 9, of
Richard Anderson, and two read­ Leon Myers of Payette, assistant night,
the state.
of sponsoring firms Sutherland players
scout executive, showed three films, will The be names
4,
Church
1,
Herren
3,
ings, Carol Flinders.
on the back of the Holcomb 5, Bellon. Green 2, And­
Merit badges were presented by "The Cub in the Home”, "The Cub uniforms. placed
Persons who have not
FARM LOAN GROUP
6 and Ray 1.
Ray C. Lewis, district Boy Scout in the Pack" and "The Cub in the
to sponsor a player should erson
The second string of Nyssa won WILL HOLD MEETING
chairman as follows: Carl Bair, Den”. The films showed actu >1 asked
do
so
at
once
and
those
lnterester
safety and wood-work; Lynn Ray, scenes taken of Cub pack activities should be present at the drawing. over the Weiser outfit 34 to 17.
Nyssa players were Toombs 8, Wil­ An officer of the Federal Land
personal health and safety; Leon an New Jersey.
der 12, Wilson 4. Chadwick 2, And­ bank
Haney, book-binding, handicraft, j Awards were presented to the
of Spokane will deliver thu
erson 4, Hale, Sutherland, Cleaver, principal
wood-carving and art, and Jimmy parents of the cubs and were in ALL TICKETS FOR
address at the annual
Mitchell,
Garner
2,
Itamuro
2,
turn presented to their sons. The
Skeen, art.
meeting of the Payette National
HOOP GAME SOLD Hunter and Low.
In a short talk, School Superin- | following boys from Mrs. June
Farm
Loan
association at Payette
tendent Henry Hartley said “I am Beyeg den received their bobcat All tickets for the basketball Nyssa will play Frultland there Thursday, February 20.
happy to see so many people in­ pins: Jerry Gyllcskog, Johnny New­ game to be played by the Nyssa Friday night and will play the More than 100 farmers and
som, Dee Shuster, Gary Beyer, Eagles and the Harlem Legion­ last home game of the season ranchers from Payette, Washing­
terested in their boys.”
against Payette on the Nyssa floor ton and Adams counties in Idaho
Speaking on the shortage of Ronald Buchner, Bobby Trabert, naires
the Nyssa gymnasium Tuesday
night of next week.
school housing facilities in Nyssa, Gary Straube, Eugene Cooper, Monday in night,
and Mafheur county are expected
February
17
have
Mr. Hartley said “I want you to Charles Troast and Billy Lovejov. been sold.
to
attend the meeting, which will
thing abut this, because the prob­ The boys of Mrs. Servoss den re­ Because of the limited seating Go On Vacation—
be
held In the Portia club hall
lem is essentially yours. The teach­ ceived their bear pins. They are capacity, the local team sold only Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pike le't following a dinner to be served at
ers are merely working for you”. Johnny Lienkaemper, Farrell Jones, 300 adult tickets and 150 children's Saturday for Idaho Falls and Salt 12, noon. New directors of the
Lake City, on their vacation. Mrs. association will be elected.
Mrs. Frank Skeen said “Scouting Ronnie Thompson, Gene Servoss,
Pike is employed at the reclama­
is doing the boys a lot of good. Byron Caldwell, Kenneth Cottle, tickets.
tion
office here. Mr. Pike recently Visits Parents—
I think us mothers and fathers Jerry Scubal, Rodney Holcomb, Undergoes Operation—
also should support the scoutmast­ Vernon Toombs, Gail Clowers and Mrs. Kernrit Lienkaemper of returned home after serving with Frank Calvert of San Francisco
Stanley Bybee. The following boys
ers tnore".
a few days last week visiting
underwent a major opera­ the occupation forces in German;'. spent
Walter L. McPartland, scoutmas­ from dens 1 and 2, led by Mrs. Nyssa
In Nyssa with his parents, Mr. and
in the Holy «osary hospital Return From Visit—
ter of troop !9, stated that "This Snodgrass, were awarded' their lion in tion Ontario
Mrs. Ben Calvert. Mr. Calvert has
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Savage and
is the best showing of parents of pins: Stephen Talbot, John Kin-
recently discharged from the
Mrs. Savage’s mother, Mrs. Reu­ been
troop 19 we have ever had". He kade, Lawrence Patterson, Larry Return from Portland—
navy. He will make his home in
then praised Leo Child, scoutmaster Vaughn, Stanley Mefford, David John Palmer of the Western Cor­ ben Haroldson, have returned from San Francisco.
of troop 58, for his work in scout­ Savage, Vernon Frost, Keith Gor- rugata company has returned from a visit of two weeks in Los Ange­
rell, Kenneth Snodgrass, Delvin a two-weeks business trip to Seat­ les.
ing.
Go To Utah—
Others called on for remarks Mace and Bill Morrison.
Mrs. Don Moss left Thursday
tle, Portland and other points in Infant Sccumba—
were Mrs. Harland Diven and Lee Keith Gorrell, Larry Vaughn. Oregon
for her home in Salt Lake
Washington. Mrs. Pal­ George, Infant son of Mr. and evening
Vernon Frost and David Savage mer and and
Miller.
City
spending a week here
baby, who visited relatives Mrs. Louis Vanderell of Nyssa, with after
A lunch of "hot dogs”, potato received their Webelos badges, pre­ in Portland,
relatives.
mother, Mrs.
returned
home
with
died last Thursday In the Nyssa Mary E. Bybee, Her
chips, potato salad, punqh, ice paring them for entering a Hoy him.
accompanied
her.
Nursing home. Interment was held They made the trip with Vert
cream and cookies was served by Scout troop.
Saturday afternoon in the Catho­ Oarner.
the home economics girls of the
Leaves on Trip—
lic cemetery In Ontario with Father
high school to a large crowd.
Fred Bracken of Bracken's store Galre
officiating.
Returns From Hospital—
left
Wednesday
on
a
trip
to
Utah
Nursing Home News—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skeen re­
and
California.
He
will
visit
his
GIVE SUPPER
Four 'births were announced at
turned
home from Salt Lake City
father,
who
is
ill
in
Salt
Lake
City
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost en­ with their
the Nursing home this week. Mr.
Jimmy, who recently
and
will
attend
to
business
and
tertained at a buffet supper and underwent son,
and Mrs. E. A. Allred, of Nyssa
a leg operation there.
visit
relatives
in
San
Francisco
and
are bhe parents of a girl, born Nyssa’s second boxing match of Los Angeles. He is making the trip pinochle party Sunday evening for
14 guests. Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper
February 5, weight 8 pounds and the season will be staged with On­ by car. ,
HAVE DINNER PARTY
and J. L. Herriman won prizes for Members
12 ounces; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cris- tario in the Nyssa gymnasium
of the Wednesday Mr.
mon. Nyssa, girl, born February Thursday night, February 20 at
holding high scores at cartte. Mr. and Mrs. club
motored to the Pay­
SHOWER
IS
OIVEN
10, weight 6 pounds, 5'i ounces; 7:30.
and Mrs. W. L. McPartland won ette club for dinner
Wednesday of
Mrs.
Ira
R.
Ure,
Jr.,
was
the
In­
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laracy of About 12 bouts will be fought by spiration for a miscellaneous show­ traveling prizes.
lust
week
and
returned
la tei to the
Nyssa, girl, born February 10, boys ranging in weight from 95 er given Thursday evening at the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R. Camp­
weight 6 pounds, 5 ounces, and to 165. The lower bracket may vary home of Mrs. Ira Ure with Mrs.
BRIDGE HOSTESS
bell to play bridge. Frank Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans of Paro a four pounds and the highest brack­ Dave Mitchell assisting. In the Mrs. Forest Bodmer was hostess and
George Mitchell won prizes.
boy, February 12, weight 7 pounds, et seven pounds.
to her newly formed bridge club
"Help
Your
Neighbor"
game,
Mrs.
14 ounces.
Ontario has some good boxers, Bernard Frost won high and Mrs. Tuesday evening of this week. The
PARTY IS HELD
W. A. Jones and Clayton Gray- including
a few Snake river valley Ira Ure Jr., low. Refreshments were high score in bridge was won by The special Interest class In the
beal are receiving medical treat­ champions
Bodmer and second high by M. I. A. held a party at the home
of 1946. The Bulldogs
to 28 guests. The bride re­ Mrs.
ment at the nursing home.
defeated Adrian in their only pre­ served
Mrs. Edward Boydell.
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis Fri­
ceived
many
lovely
gifts.
vious match.
day evening, with 26 attending.
Here from Burley—
ENTERTAIN BOYS
Oames were under the direction of
CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pullman
BANQUET PLANNED
Ray and Mrs. Wilford Peterson. Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman P. Bybee Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. H. Oordon
of Burley, Idaho visted at the The annual Washington banquet were
treat­ Paulson won high, Mrs. Vibert
honored on their wedding an­ ed the members of M. the Herren
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Clow­ of the Masonic lodge will be held niversary
Nyssa high Rqssler, traveling prize and Mrs.
Tuesday evening with a school basketball teams and
ers and at the home of Mr. and February 20 at 7 p. m. in tire chicken dinner
Vibert Kessler, low. Refreshments
at the Payette es Howard Lovejoy and coach­
Mrs. J. E. Brower for several days high school building. The Eastern
Kinsey were served by Mrs. S. P. Bybee
last week. Mrs. Pullman is a sister Stars and their husbands and Country club, with Mr. and Mrs. Keveren
to a home-cooked, fried and Mrs. Lewis, with various class
of Mrs. Clowers and Mrs. Brower. Masons and their wives are invited Vibert Kessler as hosts. Out-of-
dinner last Friday evening members furnishing cakes. A spe­
The visitors were en route to Pana­ to attend. The dinner will be serv­ town guests were Mr. and Mrs. chicken
cial surprise feature of the evening
Parker of Ogden. Mrs. Par­ at the Herren home.
ma for an indefinite stay.
ed by the home economics girls Wayne
was several solos rendered by Char­
ker is Mrs. Bybee’s sister.
of the high school.
les Taylor, former opera singer. He
WOMEN MEET
Worker Resigns—
Mrs. Garret Stam was hostess to was assisted by Mrs. Waynard Tal­
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. J. R. Rasmussen, Malheur SPONSORING CARD PARTY
the
Oregon
Trail
Orange
Home
bot and Mrs. Lewie. Mr. and Mrs.
county Red Cross chapter execu­ The Home Economics club of Miss Janeei Fife was honored Economics club February 8.
her birthday with a party given Sixteen members answered roll D. O. Bybee are class instructors.
tive secretary who has been closely . Kingman Orange will sponsor a on
connected with Red Cross work benefit card party at the Kingman by her mother, Mrs. Dean Fife. call. Following the business meet­ PARTY HELD AFTER GAME
for 20 years, has tendered her res­ schoolhouse Saturday, February The cake was pink and white. She ing. Mrs. Miriam Black of On­ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis were
ignation: Mrs. George C. Taylor 15. The public is invited to attend. received many lovely gifts.
tario presented an interesting dem­ hosts to some of their friends and
will succeed Mrs. Rasmussen as
on "How To Remodel relatives after the game Saturday
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY onstration
executive secretary, with headquar­
SOCIETY MEETS
a
Kitchen".
The “Help Your Neigh­
ters in Ontario.
The Methodist Women's society Mrs. Kenneth Tucker was hon­ The members exchanged valen­ evening.
game was played. Refresh­
met at the home of Mrs. C. W. ored guest at a birthday party giv­ tine pot holders. Refreshments of bor"
ments
were
served.
Has Role In Play—
Buchner Thursday afternoon, Jan­ en Friday afternoon by the Nyssa salad, sandwiches, cookies and cof­
James Aston, formerly of Nyssa, uary 23. The theme for the coming Birthday club. The afternoon was fee were served by Elsie Diven, GIRLS ARE ILL IN
will portray the dynamic role of year's study is "Of Such Is the spent in sewing and chrocheting assisted by Mrs. Stam
“Boris Kolenkhov" in the annual kingdom”, pertaining to the con­ various articles Refrehments were The next meeting will be held BUENA VISTA AREA
competitive play to be held in the dition of children all over the served by Mrs. George Paulson March 8 with Mrs. Qeorge Cleaver BUENA
(Special)— Sylvia
auditorium of Snow college at world and the work that the and Mrs. Arvella Swensen. The as hostess. Each member Is asked and Alva VISTA
Ann
Cleaver
have been
Ephraim, Utah February 19 and Methodist church is doing with honoree received a lovely gift.
to furnish a tea towel for a tea ill. They are the small daughters
20. The title of the play is “You children.
towel exchange.
of Lester and Loyd Cleaver.
Can't Take it With You ".
Mrs. H. J. Oemhardt led the PINOCHLE PLAYERS MEET
Those from this district who at­
devotions. Mrs. W. L. McPart­ The Saturday evening pinochle
tended
the Home Economics club at
WISHES
TO
THANK
land was In charge of the pro­ club met at the home of Mr. and The American Legion Auxiliary the Oarrett
Stam home Thursday
FINAL LUNCHEON
gram, which was "Our Steward­ Mrs. Harry Kingrey this week. Mrs. expressed thanks to ail those who were Mrs. Olenn
Mrs.
PLANS OUTLINED
of the Children of the World". John Barnett and Walter Fox won gave to the Oregon cheat fund. George Cleaver. Mrs. Hoffman,
Willis
Bert­
Final plans for the annual as­ ship
O. O. Anderson assisted Mrs. high prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs H O. Hopkins, president of ram and Mrs. Alva Ooodell.
sociated clubs potluck luncheon to Mrs.
with the serving of re­ McConnell won men's and women's the local chapter, reports that $109 Mr. and Mrs Lester Claussen of
be held February 15 In the Nyssa Buchner
prizes for holding second high was collected and turned over to Nebraska Is visiting at the Howard
high school building have been freshments.
score. Traveling prizes were won by the
regional collector, A. Anderson Day home. Mrs. Claussen Is a sis­
completed.
Mrs. Walter Fox and John Bar­ of Ontario.
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs Bess Foster Smith. Welser
ter of Mrs. Day.
poetess, will be the principal speak­ Mrs. Ward Wieneke entertained nett.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Hoffman were
er Several musical and vocal se­ 12 guests at a bridge party last
In
Ontario Monday.
SUNSHINE
CLUB
MEETS
ENTERTAINS CLUB
lections will complete the program. Wednesday evening, especially hon­
The
Rebekah
Sunshine
club
met
Mrs.
Howard Parson returned
Table decorations will feature the oring Mrs. Warren Farmer. Many Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper entertain­ last Friday afternoon at the home from the Nyssa Nursing home
12 months of the year. They have lovely pink and blue shower gifts ed at bridge Wednesday evening. of Mrs. Harry Kingrey, with Mrs. Wednesday with her infant son.
been designed by Mrs. Katherine arranged in an attractively decor- Her guests were the regular mem­ Pat Bennett and Mrs Warren Those who attended the pino­
McGee and Mrs. Helen Hoffman. | ated doll buggy w|pe presented to bers of one of the Wednesday ev- ! Oraves acting as assistant host­ chle party at Oregon Trail school-
enftig clubs Mrs. John Bowen won esses After the business meeting house Thursday evening were Mr.
A special invitation is extended Mrs. Farmer.
to newly-formed clubs and women At bridge Mrs. Edward Boydell high prize, Mrs. Luray Trabert, bunco was enjoyed for an hour. and Mrs Willis Bertram, Mr and
of the community who are interest­ won high prize and Mrs Grant second, and Mrs. Ed Frost, the The h os teases served a lunch to Mrs. Delbert Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis won second high.
I traveling prize.
ed in club work.
118 members.
'Alva Ooodell and Oeorge Cleaver.
Songs and Talks Featur­
ed; Merit Badges
Presented
Awards Given
To Cub Scouts
Nyssa, Ontario
Teams To Fight
Weiser Defeats
Bulldogs 53-31