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TH E N YSSA GATE C IT Y JO URNAL. N Y S S A , OREGON P a OR RIGHT Social Notes Tourists Tramp to Park's Peak M AR R IE D IN BOISE Miss Treva Oarren, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Garren of Nyssa route 2, and Oeorge Roper, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Roper of Lakeview, were married In Boist Wednesday, June 25. The bride was graduated frorr the Nyssa high school with the class of 1947 The bridegroom servec for three years in the navy, twt years of which were in the Pacific, scene o f action. Mr. and Mrs. R o per will live in Lakeview. —f - N YS SA G IR L WEDS Miss Geneva (Pat i Palmer, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. R F. Duncan of Nyssa, and Beaty Lav, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Lay of Ontario, route I, were married July 2 at a ceremony performed at the home of the bride's parents in Nyssa. The ceremony was conducted by Judge Don Graham of Nyssa in the pre ence o f relatives and j friends. The couple were attended by the bride's aunt, Mrs. Chester Pulsipher of Nyssa and the groom’s brother, Giles Lay of Ontario, route 1. The couple will live in the Wheel er apartments on First street. * TH U R S D A Y , J U L Y 10, 1947 daughters, Emma, Bloreke and Ru- thie o f Spokane, visited on the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Newbein Glenn. Mrs. Eriskson and Mrs. Glen are cousins. They left for Boise to vtelt Mrs. Ensason's brother. Magor Bogley, and friends. Mrs. Bogley just recently returned home from St. Luke's hospital, where she un derwent a serious operation. n o t too d o s a / iff* yv VMt Relatives— M. and Mrs. Harold Obrien of Vancouver. Washington wore week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Felton Duncan While here they visited Ray Mull, Mr. and Mrs. George Eichner, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Pulsipher and the Clarence Mull family. Mrs. Obrien is a cous in of the local residents. a quart o f fruit At * time in two gallons o f water Sliced peaches may be treated the same way tor one-half minute and halves of peaches for two minutes. Extension bulletin H23 "Pood Pre servation by Freezing” describes this method and other pointers on i treealng many kinds o f foods. It is available free of charge from the county home demonstration agent. B U ILD IN G PE RM ITS Zigmunt Biokloskl, construction, N. Second street, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 80, Green's addition, $3000, 36 by 24, cinder blocks. R U M M A G E SA LE • Soldier Promoted— Donald F. Bishop, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bishop, Nyssa, Oregon, has been promoted to private first class. He is now serving with the First cavalry division, which Is on occupation duty in tile 10 prefec tures of the Tokyo-Yokohama area Overseas since January. 1947, Pfc Bishop is assigned to H troop of the famous 5th cavalry regiment . and -is attached to the motor pool. ! Pfc. Bishop enlisted in the army 1 October 3. 1946, and received his basic training at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. At Towne's Garage S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 12 A good selection of men’s, women’s and children’s M A R R IE D IN NEVADA clothing available. MACKCN2JC Miss LaRee R ick :, daughter of »■ »a A D V IC E G IV E N O N Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ricks, ar.d Sponsored by the Charles Smith, brother of Mrs. E. H A N D L IN G APRICOTS to prevent discoloration, says M iri- containers. Rush them to the lo. it- F. Miller, were married June 30 in am J. Black, home uemonstration er and freeze quickly. W'nnemucca, Nevada. St. Anne’s Altar Society "j Wash apricots, pit and place the . gfci.t. Coo», peel if desired and »op.», bn ket of hardware Mrs. Smith attended Nyssa high halves in boiling water % minute place them in strut) '» i fre-znig cloth is convenient, using about school. Mr. Smith attended school in Nyssa and graduated from the 1 L on g’ s P e^k in R ock y Mountain National Park in Colorado, Parma high school. The young across B ea r Lake, carries snow on its lofty peak the year 'round' couple will make their home In H ighest peak in the park, its whitened summit looks down on many Nyssa Both Mr and Mrs Smith such cool, biue lakes and each year ¡s the goa, of tourists who sca(e are employed at Brownie s cafe. the siopes to p]ace th eir names in a register. Within the park is a —5— 35-mile chain of ru gged peaks, a section of the Continental Divide. HOSTS T O CLUB — Union Pacific Railroad Photo Mrs. Charles Newblll and Mrs. Hugh Lamb were co-hostesses T u iv CLUB HAS PIC N IC day afternoon at the Newbill home ters and the Misses Janeen and | on Newell Heights to members of Jo An Drown attended an interest- | The Junior Women's Am ity club the A.N.K. Garden club. ing program given by the Mason and their families spent the Fourth Mrs. Maurice Judd gave an in Beil Ringers at the Baptist church I of July at the Caldwell park, teresting talk entitled "Trees In Your Landscape”. Each lady told at Caldwell Monday evening. T h e ! Lunch was served at 2 o ’clock, of her favorite tree. A guessing group played the world's largest | The afternoon was spent playing game featuring trees was played, triple chimes, many bells, vibra- ! ball and swimming. The next meet Mrs. Lult Stam of Newell Heights ph(me> and oth„ lnstrumenU, o f ing will be held July 11 at 8 p m. was a guest. . . . . . . . at the home of Leone Beus. Lucille Newly elected officers for the much interest to the large audience Pett and Iona Mlnders wU1 have coming year are Mrs. Hugh Lamb, was the mysterious musical instru charge of the program. president; Mrs. O. L. Galloway, ment that had no reeds, keyboard - 5 - vice president, and Mrs. Frank or strings and could be played with P L A Y CARDS out being touched. The Mason Bell Morgan, secretary. Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs. Ringers have played in every state Herbert Fischer wen high scores at HEAR M ASON BELL RIN G ERS in the union and are on their bridge Tuesday afternoon wnen Mrs. D. O. Bybee and two daugh- eighth tour across the continent. Mrs. Burnall Brown entertained her regular card club at her home. l i m i l i III HI III III III HI III III 1,111 III H III l.l I I I I I I |.| 11 III III I! III III III li li I I 1111I I11 Mrs. Joe Sutherland will be hostess at the next club meeting at her I home. -3 - BROW NIES T O H IK E Evening Show Afternoon Show Nyssa Brownies and their leaders ! plan a picnic to be held July 17. i* 4 r • • PRESICION FILLED i The girls will hike to a country This will be an approved show. home, where shade and ornamen ' * tal trees will be Identified, to a locust grove for finding and iden tifying nests and birds and to a pond to study marine life. After the hike the Brownies will have G. H. Peirsol, Owner Phone 29 a picnic lunch. Later In the summer a swimming nil HiiiTiiiii hi iii iii iii iii iii iii iii hi linn m m m m m mill m m m m m m m m m m m m hi w m hi n imwi m hi hi hi party will be held at Caldwell for the Brownies, who meet each Thursday at the parish hall. RESER VE A DATE FOR NYSSA RODEO AND RAGE MEET JULY 23 Prescriptions Owyhee Drug Co. NYSSA Phone IOÔ HARLEY TUCKER’S FAMOUS RODEO STRING PROGRAM THEATRE FR ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 11-12 Thundering Action— Fast moving adventure, Tender Romance In this red4)looded story of the Pony Express Days. William Elliott, Vera Ralston, Gail Patrick and Andy Clyde in “P L A IN S M A N A N D T H E L A D Y ’’ Cartoon Sports M a t, Sat., 2:30 P. M , Adm. 5c-25c Adm. Evenings, 40 c-i»c, Including Tax S U N D A Y & M O N D A Y , J U L Y 13-14 Robert Montgomery, Audrey Totter, Lloyd Nolan and Tom Tully in “L A D Y IN T H E L A K E ” An amazing new style o f screen story telling. You and Robert Montgomery starring in a new kind o f mystery. Everything that happens to him happens to you. See it from the start. Cartoon CLUB P LA Y S The Informal Bridge group play ed Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Pox after dessert was served by the hostess. Mrs. Lu- ray Traibert and Mrs. Henry Borg- man won high scores at cards. Tha traveling prize was awarded to Mrs. Max Goldman. —f — HONORED ON B IR T H D A Y Mrs. Frank Skeen was honored with a birthday dinner given Sun day at the home of her sister. Mrs Ersel Beus. Places were laid for 11. A decorated pink and white cake was made by a granddaughter, Mrs. Marie Sarries. —5— C AM PFIR E SO C IAL G IVEN A campfire social was given for L. D.S. members over 12 years of age Wednesday evening at the high school grounds under the direc tion of officers and teachers o f the M. I.A. At 6 pm . a softball game was started and other games were played. With a large campfire in the center, a program was given. This is part of the group's summer recreation program. — 8— Visit Here— Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eriskson and Heavily Overloaded Driven 50 to 60 Miles Per Hour DAY AFTER DAY! Mat- Son., 2:30 Adm., J0c-Sc, Inc. T ai Adm. Evenings, 40c-9r, Including Tax TUESDAY, JU LY 15 BAR G AIN NIG H T DOUBLE FEATU RE PROGRAM I«eo Gorcey and Huntz Hall in “ H ARD BOILED M A H O N E Y ” A l LaRue and Al (Fuzzy) St. John in “ PIONEER JUSTICE” ______ Admission Evenings 25c-9c. Including Tax. W E D N E S D A Y & T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 16-17 Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Lon Chaney. Jr. and Peter Lorre in “M Y FA V O R IT E B R U N E T T E ” Hilarious Hope and Lovely Lamour at then- very best. More gags and laughs than you can count. Cartoon News Spoils Evenings, 40 e-*r. Including Tax JULY 24 i T h a t’s the record of this Gates Tire on over I H M IL L IO N M IL E S o f road tests. Only a tire specially de signed for the heav ier needs of your postwar d r i v i n g could make such a record. That’s why we say — be sure to come in and aee this tire. New . . . RATON CORO ie Oete> Tires A v a ila b le s e w la A L L T ra c k T ir e * a sd la «erne P a « « r n ( r r Car • lira . V o a w ill b a re It la A L L O alca P a a tc n g c r C a r alaea aa aeaa aa tbe «a p p ly a l rayon card p e r m it « ________ HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. HORSE RACES S A D D L E BR O N C R ID IN G C A L F R O P IN G B AREB AC K R ID IN G B U L L D O G G IN G Frankie Chitwood and his famous mule §2000 ill Prizes! Seating Capacity For 2000 Carnha! on Grounds Sponsored By The Nyssa Merchants and Owyhee Ridine Club Special Events Drill Teams Parades All entries must be in by 8 p.m. July 22. Send to Nyssa chamber of commerce
