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ID E NYSSA G ATE (T T Y J O U R N A L, N Y S S A , OREGON PAGE FOUR B O O K S H O W E R IS . prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by | A candle light -service by tlie ladies of the P T A concluded the Book Shower Held AD R IAN (Special i— On Thursday the Adrian P T A gave a book show- er to start a community library at the high school. Forty-eight books were given by the people of the community. Mr. and Mrs. Judd gave 15 books, Mrs. Ausman gave eight. Miss Weir gave two, Mrs. Dan Holly, one, Marion Peterson one, Mr. and Mrs. Huffman two, Mr. and Mrs. Kreager one and Robert Brown one. Afterwards, a short business meeting was held and a program given, including a speech by Dr. Poilard of Boise. Miss Nisbet, coun- ty librarian, presented the tmoks which were given, Mrs. Alice Nish- itani sang "Avc Maria ’ ana amuse Gets in Your Eyes', the boys glee club sang two numbers and an encore. "Oh, Singing Land". Wat- er Boy", and "Beautiful Dieamer". Alta Fry. answered with Famous People of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ” ams made a business trip to Bolse Wednesday. Bill Smiley returned Friday from Hot Lake, Oregon, where he had been taking treatments. Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Fry were called to The Dalles a week ago because of the death of Mr. Fry's nephew. Mrs. Robert Adams received word Sunday of the death oif her brother, Claude Taylor of Weiser. Jack Bowen is out of school with the mumps. James Smiley was taken to the Holy Rosary hospital early Sun day morning for treatment of a throat ailment. LDS C H U R C H RAISES $1200 FOR B U IL D IN G HAIR CUT AT FOUR MONTHS . . . Stephen Aprigliano, Brooklyn, N. Y., a mighty young man of four months. Is getting his first hair cut. His mother keeps him In good humor with his diet of milk while Terry the barber carries on. Stephen actually was bored with the operatiou. Terry said Steve was the youngest customer he had ever served—and about the hairiest one to clip. Usually most boys get their first barber shop hair cut after they have reached ripe age of one year. Plaster and Paint in One Application Just Brush It On 1. 3. The next meeting will 13, 1947 Charles Durfee preparatory to north of Ontario on highway 30 to moving onto their ranch near New, Maess orchard then 1 mile up Ja- cobson's Gulch. 26 head of Jersey and family have| Guernsey milk cows. D.H.I. tested; all cattle T. B. and Bangs m^ r and Mra Leland Hoffman tested; Machinery. Miscellaneous ¡"have moved to Vale to live. and household goods. Fred Brown | Elza Niccum and Clarence Nlcc- ing, owner. Cols. Ellis W hile and um left Friday morning to be at the bedside of their father, who Clayt Tsohlrgi, aucts.; Morgan Beck, is ill at Wendell. Idaho. They -will clerk. be gone several days. • s a sr ¡a znsz J ™ ■* “ ~ pl" program. Pep 4 « l « U r Held The lettermen pepped up the as- * « " » l y « » t was given T u ^d ay ^ - fore tne last game of the year, wjjich waa played with Fruitland. Several numbers were played by the band and a few yells were giv- en between songs, The lettermen presented a skit, written by Dean Woods. The cast included Don Elliot as Mr. Reuter, > Jimmy Wilson as Mr. Weather- r spoon, Willis Keene as Mrs. Brum- f baoh, Walter Gray as Mr. Reuter's daughter, Wilbur Jackson as Mr. Bunchs son, Roy M eiham as Mr. Small, Ivan Jensen as Mr. Huif- man. Girl’s league A Girls’ league meeting was held Thursday during 6th period. Following a business meeting, a j boys and girLs forum was held. The : subject of the forum was "W hat , bovs Llk* and Dislike About Girls, Plastic Plaster TH U R SD AY, M ARCH and Wnat Girls Like and Dislike Woods that a committee of three About Boys". jor four, including the student body A lter a considerable amount of president be appointed by the talking done by Ivan Jensen, Roy president to read the constitution SEE FOR YO U R SE LF over and discuss things which Mecham, Don Elliot, Eddie Sharp, should be brought to date. This Kenneth Price, George Ellers and committee will report at the next Dick Stain, it seems that the boys meeting and give suggestions. A l- The amazing beauty o f this rich looking don't like girls Who wear too much though the committee will give lipstick, slacks, or overalls, except suggestions, anyone in school may sand finish plaster type of wall covering. for sports or girls who are late and hand any suggestion to any of the talk about other boys while on committee members. Those on the I dates. They do like girls who keep committee are: Mr. Small, the ad , up their end of the conversation, visor; Dick Stam, Wayne Robb, The unbelievable modem newness it can j but still give them a chance to talk Lois Ricks, and Joe Nelson. | once in a while, let them have a chance to be polite and willing to bring to your rooms. B U E N A V IS T A M A N go to dinner If asked. 1 The girls on the forum were Joyce REPO RTED BETTER Stoker, Delores Blanch, Joan Webb, Betty Ttxjmb, Elaine Jones, Joyce | BUF;NA V IS T A (Special)— Mr. The freshness of its lovely pastel colors of Kurtz and Dar.ene Robb ! and Mrs. Glen Hoffman and Mr. girls say they like a boy who and Mrs Alvi(, Fomplun were in white, ivory, cream, peach, orchid, pea ! is The polite, is clean and neat, tells Ontario Saturday. them ahead of time where they are Mrs. Ethel Goodell and Bob and green, blue, French gray, dusty rose and going so they'll know how to dress. Leonard Goodell of Vale called at They also appreciate a boy who the Leslie Toplitf and Alva Good sunshine yellow. will come In the house to meet | el, homes 8unttoy their folks and spend an evening I Mr and Mrs y . iUis Bertrun at_ with them at home once in a while. tended a pinochle pa) ty at Wilson High School News W inter’s home Saturday peepin'- On Tuesday, as student body Word was received from Mr. and meeting was held for the third Mrs. Reeder and Mr. and Mrs. time this year, Dick Stam pre.hu- George Cleaver that Mr. Cleaver lng. The constitution was then read Sr., whom they are visiting in uy Ivan Jensen. Missouri, is quite ill but is im A motion was made by Dean proved. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell were in Vale Saturday. Willis Bertrun and Alva Good ell helped at the riding club ro deo grounds Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver were In Fruitland Sunday. Leslie T op liff is a little i m - proved in health. He has been An old line legal reserve life insurance company o f incompar 111 the past several weeks with rheumatism. able strength serving the people o f the ten Mountain and Pa Leonard Cleaver visited his cific Coast States, Presents brother, Eugene, In the veterans hospital at Boise, where Eugene underwent an operation on his arm. Here From New York— Mrs. M. Denenk, mother of Mrs. J. L. Huseby, has arrived h e r e from New York to ¡see her new grandson, John, Jr., and make an indefinite visit at the Huseby home. Mr. and Mrs. Huseby and Mrs. Denenk spent Tuesday eve ning of last week at the Bert Os born home in Marsing. Visit Relatives— Dr. C. G. Peterson of Portland and Dr. and Mrs. Willard Peter son of Twin Falls were week-end guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sarazin. N E W S O F RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES FYederic D. Weygandt and Thel- da Mae Wise, both oi Payette. Benjamin Crummett of Vale and Minnie Bertha Taylor of Mancos, Colorado. CO M PLAINTS. C IR C U IT COURT Viola Maud Bauglunan vs. Eu gene O. Baughman. Divorce. Betty Wheeler vs. Joseph Ells worth Wheeler. Divorce. Garber Staples Motor Co. vs. Merlin Fagan. Recovery of money. $280.75. Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc. vs. Bert Akin, et. ux. Recovery on con tract. $2,906.25. PETITIONS, PROBATE COURT Estate of James Lee Mullen, de ceased. Estate o f Brigham Hartley, de- ' ceased. COW H O LLO W (Special)— Mr. and Mrs. William H. Callahan and family have moved Irom this vic inity to Nyssa, where Mr. Callahan will be employed. P U B LIC FAR M SALE— Monday, The L. D. S. members of th e 1 March 17, at 1 p.m. located 5 miles Owyhee held an auction sale last week. The proceeds of $1200 were turned into the new church build ing fund. The building will be er ected Just south of Reeder’s groc ery on the highway. L. D. S. men and boys gathered at Nathaniel Ashby's place last Thursday and hauled fertilizer and plowed ground for a church wel ------ B U T IT W IL L P A Y LOSSES. fare agricultural project. The Y. G. A. boys and girls of this community will present the Adequate fire insurance in a good depend Great Joan" at the „ play, “The ............... able company will not keep fire from destroy ® ran®f hal1 in y nf ar future trn- der the direction of Mrs. Martle ing your home, but it will pay for the loss in Wlxon. curred. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Callahan were surprised last week when friends, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Olyroyd and Your cost is small, the protection great. Mr. and Mrs. Collier Turner of Wayne county, Utah called to vis it them. The visitors also called at the Charles Durfee home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter and two children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. SALE CALENDAR INSURANCE W ill Not Stop Fire Frank T. Morgan NYSSA LUMBER COMPANY PACIFIC NATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Salt Lake City, Utah C. 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