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JOURNAL
rAeNYSSA
VOLUME XXXXII
NO. 46
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1947
VALE YOUTH HAS
BOYS TO
PRUYN GARAGE AND Hospital Drive
Nyssa to Open
Auxiliary And FOOTBALL
Vale Wins Title GLEA
CASE OF “POLIO’
BE BANQUET GUESTS
BILLINGS’ AUTO
Legion Gather The annual football banquet spon­ In Grid League DAMAGED BY FLAMES For Funds Begun Hawes
Guy Lavon Hawes, 14. son of E. S. Hoop Season In
of Vale, was teken to St. Game With Baker
by the Nyssa Lions chib for The Vale and Payette football The automotive business was in­
At
First
Dinner
At Conference sored
Luke’
s
hospital
in Boise this week
the Nyssa high school squad will be elevens
suffering from poliomyelitis. The boy
fought to a 7 to 7 tie in volved in two small fires occurring
held Monday, December 1 at 7:15 the championship game of the Snake in Nyssa since last week-end.
to the hospital by Dr. First Tilt Set For Dec.
Advance Gifts Committee L. was A. sent Maulding
of Nyssa, county
n the home economics room of the river conference on the Ontario Firemen were called to the Pruyn
Already
Announces
4; 45 Candidates
health
officer.
ligh school building.
garage
Tuesday
about
1
p.m.
be­
field last Friday afternoon, but cause of fire breaking out around
Hawes, imported to have been In
A turkey dinner will be served Vale
Turning Out
$5000
Memorials
won the title by virtue of a defective flue. One wail of the
the acute stage of the disease, was
ry the home economics girls di­
taken
to
Boise
by
Bert
Lienkaemper
rected
by
Mrs.
Charles
Steffens.
The Nyssa high school Bulldogs
gaining 13 first downs to the Pir­ building, owned by Eddie Powell, The campaign for a district Mem- of the Nyssa Funeral home.
The need oi halting communist
musical numbers and oth- ates’ 10.
and
the
ceiling
were
damaged.
|Orial
hospital
was
launched
Friday,
started
practice Monday in antici­
infiltration Into the United States ’r Several
features will be arranged by The decision was made possible Glea Billings automobile caught; November 21, by the advance gifts
pation
of
the opening of the bas­
was emphasized by Department Dennis
Patch. Glea Billings will be by advance plans of conference of­ afire Saturday night at the Hprri- emmittee under the leadership of
Commander Jack Maris and the the toastmaster.
ketball season December 4 in a
ficials,
who
ruled
that
in
case
of
a
man
service
stataion.
A
hose
con­
Arvel
Child
and
Frank
T.
Morgan,
advantages of universal military The boys will be guests of the in­ tie the championship should go to nection came loose and anti-freeze chairman of two groups of workers
game with the Baker Bulldogs on
the Nyssa Boor.
training were discussed by the Am dividual Lions club members.
the
team
making
the
most
first
composed
of
men
residing
in
the
solution
spilled
onto
the
manifold,
erican Legion department auxiliary
Forty-five hopefuls reporting for
downs
and
in
case
of
a
tied
score
large
area
to
be
served
In
the
pro­
causing
the
blaze.
As
the
car
was
president, Mrs. Craig Coyner of
practice Monday Included six let-
and
equality
in
first
downs,
the
on
the
grease
rack
oil
in
the
pit
posed
hospital
district.
The
invoca­
. Bend at a banquet held in Nyssa
termen: Dean Sutherland. Holcomb,
winner would be decided on total also caught on fire. A fire extin­ tion was given by Rev. George Seven farmers signed gopher con­ R.
Ray. Koyano, Anderson and
** last Thursday night as a part ol
yardage
gained.
trol
contracts
at
a
meeting
held
at
Whipple,
president
of
the
Nyssa
guisher
at
the
station
was
used
to
Green. Besides the lettermen, Coach
‘ a-vl»>t district convention of the
As
a
result
of
the
season's
play,
the
Vest
brothers
home
November
Ministerial
association.
douse
the
flames.
Howard Lovejov has some other
Legion and auxiliary.
Payette took second place in league
"We are pleased to note the un­ 22 and several others In the district
good looking boys working out.
The banquet was held In the
standings, Emmett and Nyssa tied INDUSTRY NEEDS
are
expected
to
sign.
selfish,
active
interest
of
the
people
They are Pe.-ka, Wilder. Wilson,
home economics room of the high The Snake river valley student for third, Weiser, fourth, Ontario
Leroy
Henman,
who
presided
at
residing
in
the
large
district
that
Osborne and Iseri. with a long,
school building, where the Nyssa body conference held at Payette and Fruitland tied for fifth and
LOCAL HOSPITAL is to be served by the memorial the meeting, introduced A. B. Plum­ rangy
team with the proper atti­
auxiliary, assisted by the Vale, Ad Monday was attended by several Adrian in last place.
mer
of
the
federal
wild
life
ser­
hospital,"
stated
Arvel
Child,
vice
tude. Lovejoy thinks he has the
rian and Ontario auxiliaries, served 'lyssa high school students.
Payette
scored
the
first
touchdown
.
<
An
available
hospital
is
a
most
vice,
who
said
that
all
control
me­
president
of
the
hospital
associa
of a good team.
the dinner.
All class organizations and other of the game with only 30 seconds important factor in the industdial, tion, who Observed, “the men of the thods of operation should be gov­ making"
Approximately 30 frosh and soph­
Emphasizing the Legion’s well school
remaining
in
the
first
half.
Full-
agricultural
and
commercial
life
of
erned
by
the
committee.
He
explain­
advance
gifts
committee
will
visit
activities
in
the
schools
were
known Americanism policy, Marls «presented at the conference. The back Lonnie Mosley passed to Half this district”, stated R. G. Larson, those who are in the position to ed that different areas may have omores have signed up for the B
squad, which will play a regular
declared that communist Infiltra­ students
oack Duane Kirk, who ran 40 yards district manager of the Amalgam- subscribe for memorials. Our ex­ more serious infestations than oth­ schedule
into activity for
of games.
tion, if allowed to develop, could groups and separated
the counter. Mosley also plung­ Ued 3ugar company.
ers
and
the
local
committee
would
perience
has
been
most
heartening
spent
the
day
working
The A squad games have been
eventually smother this country's >n problems common to them all. ed the line for the extra point.
be
the
better
judge
as
to
numbers
in
the
reception
we
are
receiving.
Mr.
Larson
is
a
member
of
the
as follows: Baker here
democratic government.
Dick Cox paved the way for Vale’s board of directors of the memorial It has convinced us that the people of acres and co6t at operation. Mr. schedueld
was served to the students touchdown
4, Parma here December
For every declared cmmunist, Ma­ at Lunch
late in the third quarter hospital and a member of the ad­ are most anxious to have hospital Plummer recommended that a suc­ 8. December
noon
by
the
home
economics
Adrian here December 12, Parma
ris said, there are 10 active sym­ lasses of the Payette high school. when he ran 3fi yards to the Pay­ vance gifts committee.
protection and are going to cooper­ cessful control area send a repre­ there
December 13, New Plymouth
pathizers working under cover. He The Payette student body sponsored ette two-yard line. An offside pen­ Larson said, “Industries, farm or­ ate
sentative
to
a
new
area
to
explain
In
every
manner”.
there December 16, Fruitland there
expressed approval of the congres­ a noon-day dance.
alty set the Vikings back to the ganizations, labor unions, and farm­ Frank T. Morgan, president of the program.
sional investigation of communist The Nyssa students attending the seven-yard mark, but Shig Yoko- ers regard a hospital as a ‘must’ the Memorial Hospital association Mr. Arneson, an exterminator who December 19, Nampa there Decem­
conditions in Hollywood.
yama tied the score on a line plunge for the protection of their em­ congratulated the men present on operates on the Owyhee river, a ber 20, Fruitland here January 2,
reported that they re­ for
here January 3, Ontario
the extra point.
Maris suggested that Legion posts conference
ployees, members and famtles. The the 100 per cent attendance at the very heavily infested area, finds Nampa
eled
a
great
deal
of
benefit
from
there January 6, Payette here Janu­
conduct military funeral services for it. They were Farrell Peterson,
that
as
cool
weather
approaches
the
meeting
and
the
sacrificial
spirit
in
loss
of
time
in
reaching
hospitals
9, Weiser here January 12, Em­
overseas war dead only upon invi­ Mardi Sallee, Yoko Okano, Kay LIBRARY MEETING
in distant cities has co6t many lives serving the people In the large hos­ gopher works up damp draws ap­ ary
mett there January 16, Vale there
tation from the family.
parently
because
of
warmer
ground
pital
district,
extending
10
or
15
Christensen,
Merlin
Anderson,
Royce
and
caused
undue
suffering
and
IS HELD BY CLUB unnecessary expense. This is a vital miles in every direction from Nyssa, conditions. He said he is experi­ January 20, L-aOrande there Janu­
Afternoon business sessions were
Sat Koyano, Ronald Jen-
23, LaGrande there January 24,
held by both the Legion and auxili­ Chadwick,
that all of us must solve without regard to state, county or menting with sweet potatoes as ary
en,
Mary
Lou
Schenk,
Don
Jensen,
Adrian there January 27, New Ply­
ary. The Legion featured a round­ Dean Sutherland, Viva Marie Lese- The Civic club’s annual Library problem
city
lines/
Mr.
Morgan
states,
“All
bait.
It
is
apparently
successful,
but
in
the
presnt
hospital
campaign—
table discussion on Legion affairs. berg, Duane Holcorqb and Bob Wil­ meeting was held last Thursday no longer can we rely upon over­ workers have a broad viewpoint of full determination will be made mouth here January 30, Payette
there February 3, Ontario here
Besides Marls, officers attending
afternoon at the Episcopal parisn crowded hospitals in distant cities building a memorial hospital to later. Arneson recommends that February
Baker there February
were Vice Commander Kelly Owen, der.
hall, with Mrs. Bernard Eastman “The memorial hospital Is design­ serve all who may stand at its farmers place flags at isolated in­ 7, Emmett 6, here
February 10 Wei­
Adjutant Tom Collins, Commander REV. E. P. LAWRENCE, presiding over the business meet­ ed to care for all who reside In a'doors seeking aid. There c n be no festations to enable the exterminat­
ser there February 13, and Vale
John Easly of Ontario, District
ing.
narrow
view
when
it
comes
to
re­
or
to
easily
find
these
places.
district
within
a
radius
of
12
to
Vice Commander George Lang: the RETIRED MINISTER, Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs. 15 miles In every direction from lieving human suffering. Whether or George E. Whipple, another ex­ here February 20.
district vice commander of the Mal­
Sutherland were appointed oil Nyssa, without regard to state not we obtain a hospital depends terminator. also jsve 4 few remarks.
DIES IN CALDWELL Joe
heur county council, Voss Thomp­
a committee to work with the boundary
It will be made entirely upon the response given
NYSSA GUERNSEY
son; District LI Commander Rob­ Rev. E. P. Lawrence of Caldwell, chamber of commerce on street possible by lines.
the memorials and gifts by those able to subscribe very sub­ NATURAL HISTORY
DECLARED OREGON
ert Damon and Mrs. Damon of Mt. father of Mrs. Carlos Buchner at decorations for Christinas. The from the people
who live within stantial amounts in memorials dur­
Vernon, and Richard Smurthwaite Nyssa, died in a Caldwell hospital Christmas decoration contest, spon­ this hospital area—financed,
CLASSES MAKE TRIP
ing
the
advance
gifts
campaign.”
owned
CHAMPION IN CLASS
of the veterans employment office Monday morning at 6:30.
sored by
Civic club, is to be and operated by the citizens of the At this meeting several memorials
_____
__ by the
___
of Portland.
headed
Mrs. ______________
Huston Wilson.
community. This hospital Is of $5,000 each were announced by Two field day trips were con­ Duke’s Dairymaid of Presídale,
Rev. Lawrence, a retired Presby-I ^ interesting program was pre­ a entire
The afternoon session of the terían
’must’ for the protection of our individuals.
ducted over the week-end by the
by H. E. and Francis Hlght
minister, was born in Yateslsented by the m,rary board, with people.”
auxiliary was held in the Episcopal City,
The advance gifts committee will natural history of Oregon classes owned
of
the
Sugar
City Ouemsey farm of
Illinois December 1, 1871. He ^trs. jj yj Sherwood announcing
parish hall. The meeting was open­ was graduated
meet for report luncheons each of Ontario and Nyssa.
Nyssa, has been announced as Ore­
from Knox college the numbers. Two violin solos were
ed with Miss Bonnie Briggs singing at Galesburg, Illinois
noon at 12 o’clock in Nyssa. The A school bus was supplied by each
1946 chaplon cow In the nine-
and Prince­ pjayed by Dick Schireman, accom­ CHAMBER GROUPS
"The Star ¡V ngled Bai.ner” and
large numbers of farmers in the school to take the students and gon's
year-old
class of guernseys. The an­
Theological seminary. He held panied
“ 'The Lard’s Prayer”, accompanied ton
by
Mrs.
Jake
Simmons.
Mrs.
HOLD
GATHERING
organization come “as they are their Instructor, Dr. Hopson of Eu­ nouncement
was made In the J.a-
pastorates In North Dakota and Luray Trabert, city librarian, and
by Mary Lou Schenk. Talks were Medford,
dressed” from the fields and are gene, to Sucker Creek canyon, in vember Issue at the guernsey ma­
before locating in Miss Lillian Nisbett, county librari­ The regular bi-monthly meeting among
given by the state officers in atten­ Caldwell in Oregon
the most active workers in the Owyhee mountain range.
gazine.
Mrs. Lawrence died an, were introduced. Miss Nisbett of the Associated Chambers of Com­ the campaign
dance on the work of their depart­ August 19, 1929.
organization.
The classes studied rock forma­ The cow produced 9608 pounds of
1946.
spoke
on
the
early
history
of
the
ments.
of Eastern Oregon and South­ Under the leadership of Bern­ tions, and the geologic features of milk and 506 pounds of butterfat
Lawrence, who visited In Nys­
Mrs. Craig Coyner spoke of the Mr.
library and reviewed some merce
western Idaho was held in the ard Frost the general campaign that area. The mineral deposits In 674 times milked. Charles J.
frequently, is survived by three county
part women play in preserving sa
of
the
children’s
books
from
the
Owyhee in Boise Monday ev­ organization is now being formed found were mainly quartzite de­ Phltzl of New Plymouth was the
daughters, Mrs. Buchner, Mrs. Al­ book display she had arranged. Hotel
world peace. She concluded with ma
November 17 with President from the list of founders composed posits. Digging for fossils was an­ breeder.
Scheuerman of Portland and The guest speaker for the day ening,
these words, “peace here is peace Mrs. K. Mildred
of those who are volunteering to other adventure for the group, with Dairymaid has a daughter, Dairy-
Brainard presiding.
Pasley of Caldwell; was Rev. C. L. Callahan, who spoke Larry
everywhere”. Mrs. Coyner, Mrs. two sons, Donald
the Sunday group discovering a girl, owned and bred by Joe Prltzl,
The meeting and entertainment serve.
G. Lawrence of on the part women play in keeping were
Mitchell Thom, vice president and Medford and L. Wendell
arranged by Earl Reynolds, Many residents of the hospital good selection of leaf fossils.
that completed In October the rec­
Lawrence the spirit of Thanksgiving.
membership chairman from Seaside, of Portland; 12 grandchildren
manager of the Boise chamber of district, farmers and city men, who The winter vegetation was exam­ ord for state champion senior two-
and The program was concluded by commerce.
and Mrs. Mae Whitcomb, state two great grandchildren.
are acquainted with the hospital ined and the correct common names year-old In Idaho.
secretary, reported on the national Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. an arrangement of “Onward Chris­ The invitation of Homedale to needs
of this large area, who are in learned.
meeting of presidents and secre­ Friday in the Peckham-Dakan cha­ tian Soldiers”, played as a piano hold the January 19 meeting there a position
to do so, aie joining tiie Each student kept a list of the MONEY F O R “YANKS
taries that they attended at Indian­ pel, with the Rev. Robert C. Shupe solo by Claudine Tomlinson.
hospital organization.
birds he observed, that were winter­
accepted.
apolis. Other state officers in atten­ and Dr. II. H. Hayman officiating. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. C. was
The principal speaker, Robert Tne names of the following mem­ ing In this territory. The bird list WHO GAVE" ASKED
dance were Mrs. Les Ballard, ser­ Interment will be in Canyon Kill C. Hunt of Twin Falls, former Hammersley,
on the subject, bers of the advance gifts committee consisted of the following: Flicker,
member of the library board; Mrs. Assessing Our spoke
geant at arms from Burns and
He re­ have not been announced to the English sparrow, American rough- Mrs. E. K. Burton, American
C. L. Callahan of Ontario, and Mrs. viewed the many Economy”.
Mrs. Earl York, child welfare chair­ cemetery.
resources in the public: F. Parley Feik, Frank Parr, legged hawk, Chinese pheasant, Legion auxiliary president, has plac­
E. B. Nedry of Tigard, Oregon.
man from Medford.
"
coot, blue heron, ring-billed gull, containers in the business houses
lower Snake river valley and pres­ and Gordon Ray.
Refreshments were served by the ented
The district vice president. Mrs. OFFICER TRAINING
ways of making the most of Under the leadership of Bernard kllldeer, meadowlark, and crow. ed
around town "for the Yanks who
library
board
members,
Mrs.
H.
R.
Earnest Sieloff, the district 12 vice
Frost,
chairman
of
the
general
MEETING IS HELD Sherwood, Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper. these resources. He stated that campaign organization, the found­ A picnic lunch was enjoyed ar­ gave”.
president of Madras, Mrs. Fannie
through better merchandising meth­
ound a bonfire, made of sagebrush, The money will 'be sent to Port­
Hafcerstich; Mrs. Effie Peterson, _ The ^ficers training
. . _______
better quality produce and ers and volunteers who are now in view of the rugged beauty of the land
for disabled veterans. The
m e _ ^ .__,
g Mrs.
heM Carlos man Buchner, Mrs Mrs. ^ Bernard
Trabert. ods,
president o fthe Adrian auxiliary, November
joining
the
founders’
organization,
more regional co-operation this may
rock canyon walls.
public
In general as well as Legion
the Boulevard
_______________
Mrs. Matole Lang, president of the Grange hall 13 was in attended
are
being
organized
preparatory
to
be brought about. Mr Hammersley
members
are asked to help this
offi­ To Payette for Thanksgiving-
Vale auxiliary, and Mrs. Rachel cers from each community by
the point that western a general canvass of the proposed Nursing Home Notes—
worthy
cause.
Mal­ Mi’. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman stressed
Stansbery, president of the Ontario heur county, represented by of
can produce as eff­ hospital district.
New arrivals: Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
58 lead­ and Michael are spending Thanks­ manufacturers
auxiliary, were among those present. ers.
and as good a quality as The general organization will be Wakefield, Nyssa, son, November 133 Receive Certificate»—
Foilwing the afternoon meeting, Mrs. Frank Parr of Nyssa pre­ giving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iciently
composed
of
two
divisions
of
volun­
the eastern maufacturers.
20, 8 pounds, 14 ounces; Mr. and Certificates for the reading pro­
the guests were invited to the home sided over the meeting. Miriam J. Bernard Eastman, Sr., of Payette.
Ken Renstrom and Bernard Frost teer workers, each division having Mrs. Pierce Loftus, Ontario, daugh­ gram
out last summer
of Mrs. E. K. Burton for coffee.
three
groups,
each
with
10
men.
of Nyssa attended the meeting.
ter, November 21. 5 pounds, 9V4 oun­ through carried
the
efforts
the library,
Malheur county home dem­ Return from Trip—
The evening dinner was held Black,
These two divisions will be manag­ ces; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long, P. T. A’s and schools of were
awarded
agent, presented each of­ Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Duffin and Son Arrives—
Jointly with the American Legion. onstration
ed
by
Dr.
Joe
Cundall
and
Glea
son, November 21, 7 pounds, to 133 Nyssa school children
last
with a handbook for leaders. family returned Sunday after spend­ A son, Michael Frank, was born Billings. The leaders of the six Parma,
The tables were attractively dec­ ficer
ounces.
week.
The
following
were
awarded:
Malbel Mack of Corvallis, as- ing the week-end visiting relatives November 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ groups will be announced next week. 14 Mrs.
orated with strips of red, white, Mrs.
Nellie Caywood of Willow 24 plain certificates for the reading
state home demonstration Idaho and attending the temple ert Yost, formerly of Nyssa. The Chairman Frost announces, “The Creek entered
and blue paper, centered with white . ;istant
the home Sunday and of five books; 16 green certificates
eader, gave instructions on Roger’s in
candles in red apples and placed ’ rules
entire
campaign
organization
will
baby weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces.
died that evening of heart trouble for the reading of seven books; 23
of order. Mrs. Threlma Elliot excursion at Idaho Falls.
on blue doilies.
meet for a luncheon each day thro­ and complications.
certificates for the reading of
of Adrian gave instructions on in­ Dance Planned—
ughout the general campaign. Those Cora Jean Jensen of Adrian is red
Elects—
nine
books and 70 gold certificates
stallation of officers by installing The Nyssa M.I.A. society of the Committee
Here from Spokane—
have volunteered to serve and receiving treatment for pneumonia. for completing
O. E. Cheldelin was elected chair­ who
'books. Miss Lillian
>ne group as an example. Mrs. Hope L.D.8. church will give a harvest man
Mrs. Burton Rooks and Nancy, Grider
who Join will be known as Mrs. Owens Coons is convalescing Nisbett, county 11 librarian,
of the Nyssa committee of the those
spoke high­
of Oregon Trail played the dance November 28 at the school
and Mrs. Beulah Stratton and Jean, piano and
of the founders’ service from an operation performed In ly of the results of the
reading
Threlma Elliot of gymnasium. Shane’s five-piece or­ agricultural conservation organiza­ members
of Spokane were recent visitors at Adrian led Mrs.
a Nampa hospital.
tion at a meeting held in the high organization.
program in Nyssa.
the group in singing. chestra will furnish the music. school
the home of their sister, Mrs. Joe Mrs. Bruce Sweet
building Monday night. Ar­
of Ontario was
Sutherland.
Sisters Undergo Operation—
thur Rouse was elected vice chair­ Leave On Trip—
in charge of the pot luck dinner. Visits Here—
Planned—
Carl Hill left Tues­ Joyce Stoker, daughter of Mr. and Meeting
Miss
Miriam
home demon­
Mrs. Philip Keck of Ontario ex­ J. C. Cooper of Utah spent the man and Elisor Bush, committee­ day Mr. for and an Mrs.
Visit at Twin Falls—
extended trip through Mrs. Leslie Stoker, underwent an stration agent, Black,
has
announced
that
the Azalea house fund and past week visiting at the home of man.
Mrs. Bernard Frost and Mrs. W. plained
the east and south. They will visit appendix operation Friday evening on December 1 at the Boulevard
orders for Chinese stationary his cousin, J. Elwood Flinders, and
F. Findling went to Twin Falls last took
a daughter at Ottawa, Kansas, en at the Ontario hospital. Her sister, Orange hall an extension meeting
Leave on Visit—
and cards for purpose of aiding family.
week to visit Mrs. Frost’s parents, Chinese
route to the south, where they Nell, Just returned from the hos­ will be held for 4-H leaders, project
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Newgen left will
relief and adding to Azalea
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDowell. They house fund.
visit other relatives and friends. pital, where she underwent the leaders and other leaders who are
Tuesday for Tucson, Arizona to
were accompanied home by Miss
They plan on being gone about two same kind of operation.
Returns to Utah—
spend the winter.
Interested In taking the informa­
Shirley McDowell, sister of Mrs. Thanksgiving Service Set—
months.
Mrs. M. C. Healy, mother of
tion back to their clubs. The meet­
Frost. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McDow­ Thanksgiving day services will be Carson
Here from Spirit Lake—
Healey, owner of the Sweet Here for Holidays —
ing
be on Christmas decora­
ell of Hansen, Idaho will, spend conducted by the Faith Lutheran shop, returned
David L. Adams of Spirit Lake, tions will
her home In Utah Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Foster and Prepare for Rink—
for
the table and the homes,
Thanksgiving at the Frost home, church Thursday at 10 a.m. In the after spending to several
weeks here. Chucky, Eleanor Foster of North Nyssa firemen have started prep­ Idaho was a guest for several days and on Christmas gift wrappings.
Miss McDowell accompanying them veterans administration building on
last week at the home of Mr. and The Instruction will be given by
Hollywood, and Frances Foster of arations for an Ice skating rink to Mrs.
back to Twin Falls.
Douglas Bateman.
Mrs. Jean Williams McKenzey of
Portland are at the W. W Foster be established on the Cable proper­
King avenue. Rev. Roland O. Wuest In Nampa—
on Fifth street 'between Main
Summerville. Mrs. McKenzey was
will preach on “God Spreads His Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Moss and home for the Thanksgiving holiday, ty
Leaving Nyssa—
and Bower avenue. C. E. Go to Utah—
former extension recreational lead­
Mrs. Mary E. Bybee spent Sunday and to attend the wedding of Orace street
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Garren of Table For Us”.
Leseberg used his equipment to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Child and er. A potluck luncheon will be held
in Nampq.
Foster and Charles Wilson.
route 2 left Wednesday for Lake- Bazaar Planned—
bank the dirt. The firemen poured family are spending the Thanks­ at noon and those attending are
view, Oregon, where they will make A bazaar and cooked food sale Suffers Stroke—
some water into the area to pre­ giving holidays in Utah visiting asked to provide, beside a covered
Attend Homecoming Game—
their home.
relatives. Mr Child operates the dish, their own eating utensils. The
will be held Saturday, November 29 Mrs. Robert Overstreet, Sr., of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boydell, pare the ground for freezing.
Eagle Oil company station.
meet will begin at 10:30 and last
at Oraham’s realty office, by the Newell heights, who has been vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Farmer and
Go to K invan a—
Parents—
until 3:30.
Anne's Altar society. An assort­ iting at the home of Robert Over- Miss Nathelle Holton left today to Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins and two St.
ment of aprons, fancy goods, and street, Jr., of Boise, suffered a attend the Oregon-Oregon State Mrs. R. W Larson and daughter, Goes to Utah—
children. Veria Jean and Joe Mac. tubing
cases will be on dis­ stroke last Wednesday. She recov­ game during homecoming week-end Lorraine and Janet of Twin Falls, Mrs. Blair left Saturday for a Attend Farm Bureau Convention—
left Saturday for Kimana. Idaho to play A pillow
visited last week at the home of vacation with relatives st Lewiston, Charles Taylor, local president of
part of the proceeds of ered sufficiently to be released this at University of Oregon.
reside. Mr. Collins is section fore­ this sale will
Mrs. Larsen’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. Utah.
the Nyssa Farm Bureau; Jack Hart­
be given to European week from St. Luke's hospital. Her
man for the railroad.
J J. Sarazln. They returned to their
ley and Clarence Lee attended the
daughter. Mrs. Maurice Judd, went Visits at Twin Falls—
relief.
To Give Free Show—
state Farm Bureau convention at
to Boise Thursday to spend two Mrs. Stella Butler returned this home Sunday evening.
GEORGE POULSON HONORED
The Owyhee Truck and Imple­ Hood River November 19 and 20.
week from Twin Falls, where she
days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swensen were Rrbckahs to Hold Sale—
ment company will give a free fami­
Returns Home—
visited her son, Gordan Ray.
hosts Novetriber 22 to Mr and Mrs The Rebekah lodge of Nyssa will
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jamison return­ ly party Friday, December S in the Attend Scout Meeting—
George Poutoon and Vela Dee, In hold a bazaar at the Graham real To Kansas—
ed home Sunday from Portland. Nyssa theater. A professional per­ Frank J. Pike, scoutmaster, took
observance of Mr. PouIson’s birth­ estate office December 5 and 6. On Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett left Sails for West Indi
Jamison, who has been receiv­ formance will be presented. Re­ a carload at scouts from Adrian to
day. The party enjoyed a show at Saturday, December 6. a food sale last week for Fort Scott, Kansas Pfc William Blodgett, son of Mrs. Mrs.
treatment In a Portland hos­ freshments will be served at the Ontario to attend a scout meeting
Ontario and refreshments at the will be held In connection with the to spend Thanksgiving with Mr Joe Collins, sailed the first of No­ ing
pital, Is much Improved In health, store following the show.
Sunday.
vember for Puerto Rico
bazaar.
Barnett's mother.
Sweet shop.
Communism Is Attacked;
Military Training Ad­
vocated In Talks
Valley Students
Hold Conference
Farmers Seeking
Gopher Control