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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1947
PAGE SIX
Social Notes
servance of Mrs. O. O. Andersons
birthday. Others present were Mrs.
Edna McConnick ot Sedgwick, Col
and Mrs. Zora Osborne
NYSSA COUPLE MARRIED orado
Chinese checkers and dom
Ilene Blodget and Virgil Jordan, Play.ng
inos provided the entertainment.
both of Nysaa, were married in
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Winnemucca, Nevada Monday, Feb
GIVE DINNER
ruary 3.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ure entertained
The bride Is a daughter of Mr-. at dinner Sunday for Mr. and M. i.
Myrtle Blodgett of Nysaa and Mr Ira Ure., Jr., of Corvallis, Mrs. Ella
Jordan la a son of Mrs, Icle Jordan Fouch of Ontario and Jack Zitter-
of Nyssa. They have returned to cob.
Nyssa to make their home. He Is
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employed at the Nyssa elevator
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
and she is employed by the Owyhee Mrs. Gordon Chapman entertan-
Drug company. They both attended , ed February 7 in honor of her
Nyssa high school.
J daughter, Patty, on the occasion
of the girl's seventh birthday. The
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ENTERTAINS AT DINNER 1 guests enjoyed refreshments, whi 'h
Mrs. Mary Pruyn entertained at I included a pink birthday cake.
dinner Wednesday evening in ob I Patty received many lovely gifts.
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George Mitchell, Mrs. Ed Frost,
Mrs. A. C. Sallee, and Mrs. A. H.
Boy dell Prizes at the evening par
ty went to Mrs. George Sallee. Mrs.
Jean Fletcher, Mrs. Herb Fislier,
Mrs. J. J. Sarazln and Miss Eva
Boydell.
Too Late To Classify
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Vern Chadwick
Nyssa Food Center
Specials for Friday and Saturday
February IU €r 15
Flour
50 lbs. $2.95
Picket, Surfine, Scott’s Best
Baby Foods
Doz. 90c
Gerber’s, Clapps’, Standby
Raisins, 2 lb. package
59c
Cheese, American cheddar, lb.
52c
Salmon, No. 1 tall can,
Pink 29c; red 55c
Oranges, size 200, 2 doz.
49c
Prices Paid At The
Northwest’s Outstanding
Livestock Auction
Market This Week
Weekly market report for Feb. 11, 1947
Cattle: Fed steers $18 to $20. Fed heifers $15 to $17. Good cows
$13 to $15. Beef bulls $13.50 to $15.05. Veal calves $16 to $22.50.
Fleshy stocker and feeder steers $14 to $16.
Fat hogs $26.30. Packing sows $17 to $20. Feeder pigs $8 to $18.
Lambs $17 to $19.
Receipts: Cattle 622, hogs 204, sheep 11.
Special Horse Sale
Saturday, Feb. 22
ONTARIO LIVESTOCK COMM. CO.
“Where Buyers and Sellers Meet”
Ellis White, Manager 413-M
Ellis White & Clayt Tschirgi (Shirge) Aucts.
ONTARIO—413-M
FRUITLAND—522
Esther Nein of Nyssa and L; d They will make their home at Mer-
L. Huber of Meridian (above) wove idian.
married in Ontario February 3.
1 Out-of-town guests were Mrs. E. Laurence, the occasion being her
; O. Chapman of Ontario, Mrs. Viola birthday. The 12 guests present
Ahlstrand of Payette and Mrs.
the honorees with many
George Browning and daughter, presented
lovely gifts.
Karen, of Parma.
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HONORED AT PARTY
HONORED 8 AT PARTY
The
C.
C.
Cotton
home was the
Miss Carole Flinders was hon
ored at a birthday dinner given scene of a second birthday party
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. El- last Wednesday evening when 16
wood Flinders, last Friday night. friends, mostly former neighbors
The valentine color scheme was from the Kingman Kolony section,
carried out in the table setting and gathered to help Mr. Cotton cele
menu. A large, tiered birthday cake brate his birthday. The guests
decorated with red candy hearts brought Mr. Cotton many lovely
centered the table, with valentine gifts.
At pinochle, Mrs. Dave Mitchell
place cards and favors.
A three-course dintjer was served and Frank Cummins won prizes for
to Donna Jean Cheldelin, Helen high scores. Miss Mae Beaumont
Telford, Parrel Peterson, Val Child, and Mr. Mitchell won low prizes.
Jerry Williams and the guest of Traveling prizes went to Mrs. Will
honor, who received many lovely Beam and Walter Fox.
gifts from her friends and rela
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FAMILY GATHERING
HELD
tives.
A family gathering was enjoyed
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
PRIMARY HAS PARTY
Anderson Saturday in honor of
Approximately 100 children be Mrs.
Edna McCormick of Sedwick,
tween the ages of 3 and 13 at Colorado,
a sister of Mrs, Anderson
tended a valenttne party given Others present
Mr. and Mrs
Tuesday afternoon by the LDS Chris Thompson were
and Mrs
Primary association. Folk dancing Robert Thompson, and all Mr.
of Vale, and
was held under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Griffiths
and
Mrs. Elwood Flinders.
The decorations consisted of a Mrs. Mary Pruyn.
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large red satin heart on a lace
TWO
cloth-covered table, with six white Mrs. GIVES
Burnall
Brown entertained
candles burning on each side. In with two dessert
parties
the rear center was a large red box Monday. Five tables bridge
In play
in which the children placed “love at each party. Mrs. were
Brown used
pennies''. The money will be sent
valentine motif for her decora
to the children's hospital in Salt the
Lake City. The children received tions and appointments for her
heart-shaped cookies topped with parties.
the afternoon prizes were won
red frosting and valentines from by In .Mrs.
Joe Sutherland, Mrs
their teachers.
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AUXILIARY MEETS
The American Legion Auxiliary Home sites and small
held its regular meeting at the
acreages
home of Mrs. H. O. Hopkins last
Thursday. Two new members, Mrs.
Ralph Larson and Miss Kessler,
For Sale
were accepted. Luncheon was
served by Mrs. Hopkins.
THEATRE
Phone IOÔ
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14-15
Sharyn Moffett, Regis Toomey in
“CHILD OF DIVORCE”
Also Ken Curtis, Joan Barton in
“LONE STAR MOONLIGHT”
Mat., Sat.. 2:30 AOm. :3c-5c Inc. Tax
Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Including Tax
SUNDAY & MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16-17
Errol Flynn, Eleanor Parker in the heartwarm
ing story of two people in love. . .
“NEVER SAY GOODBYE”
With S. Z. Sakall, Forrest Tucker and
Donald Woods
Cartoon
Sports
Mat., Sun., 2:30 Adm., 30r-0e, Inc. Tai
Adm. Evenlagx, 40c-9r, Inrludtnz Tax
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
BARGAIN NIGHT
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
Chester Morris in
“BOSTON BLACKIE AND THE LAW”
William Boyd, Andy Clvde in
“FOOL’S GOLD ”
Admission Evenings 25c-9c, Including Tax.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, FEB. 19-20
Fast moving mystery without time for a
yawn. It’s Bogart and Bacall at their best in
highwire suspense and unexpected situation!
Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall in
“THE BIG SLEEP”
I-ate News
Adm.
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Mr
In cto d tn f
Tai
DANCE
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Sunset Valley Community Hall
Saturday, February 15
Pond’s Orchestra
Admission $1
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LO N G E R W EAR
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HONORED 8 AT PARTY
Mrs. Harry Erleback was hon
ored by Mrs. Eddie Powell and
Mrs. H. E .Collins at a pink and
blue shower at the home of Mrs
Powell Friday afternoon. The host
esses also honored Mrs. Rolland
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PROGRAM
TAX CONSULTANTS
Office Hours 9 ajn. to 5 p.m.
Evenings toy Appointment
Phone 707
Box 281
Payette, Idaho
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NYSSA
Edw. J. Fair and Co.
OLDHAM, D. C.
Chiropractic Physician
Physiotherapy
Electrotherapy
Nyssa, Oregon
Over Dime Store
BETTER CARE
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ONTARIO LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION COMPANY
NOTICE—I will not be responsi
ble for debts contracted by any-
FOR SALE— 5t4 foot deluxe Leon
ard refrigerator. C. K. Olson, phone
05-J2.
13F4xp.
FOR SALE—1931 model A, good
condition. 1934 panel Ford. Inquire
at Bakery.
13F2xp
FOR SALE—1940 DeSota 4-door
custom sedan, kingston gray, $1283
cash. Spotlight, 2 fog lights, radio,
heater, windshield defrosters. J. W.
McGinnis, Adrian, Oregon 13F2xp
FOR SALE— Dining room tab's,
four chairs and buffet. Good con
dition. Crisman apartment, Fourth
street. Leaving Nyssa Sunday.
13Flxp.
FOR SALE—Second and third
cutting chopped hay. Glen Salter,
1 mile north of Adrian. 13Ftfc
FOR SALE— 1936 Chevrolet truck.
1937 Terraplane pick-up, both In |
good condition. Watts Motor com
pany. Phone 144J.
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Al Chadwick
one other than myself. Bill Blakes-
STRAYED— One roan mare and ly.
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one black two-year-old filly, taken
up on my farm, 10 miles north of
DR. EDWIN W.
Adrian. Burt Search.
13F3xp.
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On highway just north
of city limits
Lloyd W . Lewis
Phone 011-R2
Nanette
Dream Girl
Rayon Hose
Rayon Hose
Service Weight
Color Skydawn
Semi-Sheer
Color Sunlure
57c
1.15
Dream Girl
Dream Girl
Nylon Hose
Silk Hose
51 Gauge 20 Denier
Color Magic heige
Irregulars
Service Weight
45 Guage
Color Skvdawn
1.39
1.65
Mojud Silk
Janet Walker
Hose
Slips
3 Thread
Color Allure
White and Tea Rose
Four Gore
1.65
2.49
BRACKEN’S
New Motors
Your rlothes will reward you
With attractive appearance for a
longer time when you have them
cleaned periodically the K - U - N
way. Phone us today.
NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR
Ford Or Mercury
KEEP-U-NEAT HERRIMAN MOTOR COMPANY
Your Ford Dealer
N.SECOND ST • PH0NE:70
Nyssa Lumber Co.
Spring Clean Up Aids
Pittsburgh Paints
Outside White Paint, Limited Supply.
Plastic Plaster, per gal. 4.25
Masking Tape
.25
Kem Tone, per gal.
3.49
Sandpaper, Ass’t Pkg.
.10
Velio, per 5 lbs.
1.45
Wallpaper cleaner,
.15
Paint Remover, pts.
.65
Bruce Floor Finish, qt.
1.35
D.X. Floor Cleaner
.25
Lfnoleum Wax, qt.
.89
Wall Size, 1 lb.
.50
Floor Cleaner
.89
Patching Plaster, 1 lb.
.20
Johnson Glo-Coat, pt.
.59
Plaster Pencils
.25
Brass Polish, */z pt*,
.29
Paint Brush Cleaner
.10
Plastic Wood
.35
PAINT BRUSHES OF ALL SIZES
Miscellaneous Other Cleaning and Painting Needs.
Pittsburgh Glass
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Phone 118
Nyua, Oregon
WE CAN NOW GET YOUR WINDOWS AND FRAMES
AT PRE-WAR PRICES