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VOLUME X X X X II
NO. 48
Plans Outlined
For Contest O f
Xmas Lighting
JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, TH U RSD AY, DECEMBER 11, 1947
CLOTHING DRIVE
HELD SUCCESSFUL
IN NYSSA SECTION
COUNCIL APPROVES
ftp n p ra l H r iv p
RESOLUTION GIVING ^
if
. ,
COSTS ON STREETS! f o r Hospital lO
Those Planning To Enter
Contest Should Regis­
ter By Dec. 20
T h e city council, meeting Tues­
day night, passed a resolution set­
ting the assessments against pro­
perty included in street improve­
ment district No. 2 for the street
work now underway.
The names ot property owners
and the amounts o f their assess­
ments will be published in the Gate
City Journal within the next few
weeks. T h e assessments will be pay
able after 10 days following the
last publication o f the notice.
T h e city agreed to settle its ac
ount with A. A. Durand and Son
for $2000 for packing well No. 2
Tile company had asked for $3443.75.
Open Dec. 26
125 Solicitors W ill Work
In Large Area To Be
Served
The drive conducted last Satur­
day for used clothing fo r European
relief was considered quite succ­
essful. Several hundred pounds of
clothing was donated, but the com­
mittee had expected more than
was received.
The Boy Scouts, G irl Scouts and
church people worked on the drive,
which was conducted systematically
with the use of passenger cars
and trucks over -a period of a few
hours in the city and rural areas.
Members o f the Nyssa C ivic club
will pack the clothing in special
overseas bags for shipment.
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bybee treat­
ed the workers to "hot dogs" and
chips and Gordon’s drive-in fur­
nished bananas. The youngsters at­
tended the show at the Nyssa
theater Saturday afternoon as guests
of the management.
Telephone Firm
Xmas Programs NY READING
/rs4AnLErAD PROGRAM
plÄ r
W ill be Given
Reveals Plans
The final results of last summer’s
reading program in which the
By School Tots schools,
O f Improvement
the Pa rent-Teacher associ­
Because O f Small Gym­
nasium Program W ill
Be Divided
ations and the county library work­
ed together, have been tabulated.
Pupils of the Nyssa schools earn­
ed the most awards, a total of 134.
of which 70 carried the gold seal
of the highest award. A t Ontario
92 certificates were earned and 45
o f these had gold seals. A t Vale 33
readers earned certificates with 13
gold seals. Kingman Kolony readers
were next with 18 certificates, seven
of which carried gold seals. In the
Wade district nine earned certifi-
-ates, with four gold seals. At Lin­
coln school there were seven a
wards, with three gold seals.
Mrs. Dick Jensen, president of
the county council of the P.T.A.,
igned seven certificates for readers
at schools where there was either
no P.T.A. or the unit did not spon
vor the program. Plans are being
made to carry out a simitar pro­
gram next summer.
Complaint Filed By Nyssa
Residents With Oregon
Commissioner
“ Friday night, December 26, will
Christmas observance in the Nys
A complaint recently filed with
mark the start o f a short in ten ­
sa schools will be centered in the
the Oregon public utilities comm-
sive campaign to raise funds for the
grade school, which will present
isioner and the federal commun­
a program in two sections because
district memorial hospital for the
ications commission on behalf of
of lack o f room in the gymnasium
Nyssa area and surrounding com­
31 Nyssa business firms and in­
to handle the crowds expected to
munities", stated Frank T. Morgan,
dividuals because of the service
attend.
general chairman of the campaign,
The grade school pupils and high
given by the Malheur Home T ele­
school students will be dismissed
after a conference with Arvel Child,
phone company In this vicinity has
Friday, December 19 for Christmas
associate chairman.
prompted the concern to announce
vacation. They will return to school
A volunteer organization o f over
improvement plans for 1948 and
Monday, December 29 and take one
125 citizens from the large district
day o ff for New Y ea r’s.
reveal work that has already been
to be served by the hospital, will
The high school music depart­
done in lfRJ to improve the service.
meet at 7 o’clock at the Masonic
ment will give a high school as­
The complaint, arranged by A tt­
temple, Nyssa. Names of* the volun­
sembly program FYiday, December
orney Harold Hemigson, points out
teer workers will be published m
19.
that
“ A t present, due to the lim ­
newspapers and also inscribed on
The Nyssa Education association
ited facilities allocated to this area,
The Veterans o f Foreign Wars the Memorial section under com­
sponsored a Christmas party for
it is practically impossible to use
and Wilson brothers .took a lead munity service record.
teachers o f the Nyssa school system
a telephone for long dlstanct calls,
this week in the intra-city basket
“ I t is a great inspiration to at
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
outside o f Ontario and Vale and the
aall league sponsored by the Lions tend the meetings o f the advance
The first grade school program
adjoining towns in Idaho, except
jluto by winning their first two gifts committee o f the memorial
will be given December 16 at 2
with the expectation o f a delay oh
;ames.
hospital campaign,” stated Mr. M or­
The annual district meetings of p.m. and the second will be given
from 30 minutes to six hours. Long
The V F W defeated the M Men gan. chairman, who said, “ For the the Nyssa-Nampa District Beet December 18 at 8 p.m.
iistanct calls are presently routed
18 to 23 and Wilson brothers over­ past two weeks 25 very busy fa r­ Growers association have been set
The theme o f the first program
Several resolutions affecting the through the Boise, Idaho exchange.
whelmed Stunz Lumber company mers and businessmen have been for next week.
will be "Christmas in Story Book interests o f livestock men and oth­ The Nyssa telephone exchange has
31 to 12 in Monday night contests. meeting far report luncheons and
T h e beet growers will elect o ffi­ Land” , which will be presented as ers were approved at a meeting of five long distance circuits to O n­
>n the other game Monday night to select prospects for memorials cers and discuss business matters follows:
he Malheur Livestock association tario, two to Parm a and one to
-he Owyhe ward nosed out the to be visited by members of the of interest to the growers.
Arcadia— "Story Book Christmas held In Vale FYlday and Saturday. Caldwell. Calls south and east must
organization. This committee will
Eagles by a count o f 33 to 24.
The meetings set for the Oregon in Other Lands” , first, second and
The resolutions were drawn as be routed through Ontario, Boise,
High point players in the three continue its labors until the end side of the district have been set third grades of Mrs. Bumgarner, follows:
and exchanges en route. In order
games were Norland o f the Eagles, o f the campaign. They are. visit­ is follows:
Miss Taylor and Mrs. Bates.
“ Be it resolved that we protest to
obtain
telephone
connection
9; Clson o f the Owyhee ward, 19; ing those whom they believe are
Oregon T rail— "M other Goose’s the action of certain Portland busi­ with any point distant 100 miles
Nyssa and Oregon T rail, Nyssa
Herren of the M Men, 8; Willson in a position to subscribe for mem high school building, December 17 Christmas", grades 1, 2 and 3, Mrs. ness interests In invoking an in­
or more from Nyssa, It Is necessary
c f the VFW , 11; Bob Wilson of orials. The members o f this com­ at 8 p.m.
Younger, Miss Loeber and Mrs. junction against the brand inspec­ to overcome the limitations o f the
Wilson brothers, 17, and Eldred and mittee will spend several more weeks
tion law. W e favor the present law facilities of the Nyssa, Ontario,
V a le ' and Luce districts, Vale Ballantyne.
Tobler of th e Stunz Lumber com- in an intensive campaign to make community hall, December 19 at 2
Grade 1— “T h e Busy Christmas and as that the president of this Boise, Weiser and Baker exchanges,
jany, 4 points each.
it possible for those who wish to B j n .
Fairies” , Miss Zwemke and Miss association, W. W. Scott, appoint depending upon the direction of
Th e games set for Monday night donate to do so. The work of this
Jamison, Jamison high school Fothergill.
a committee to assist in brand in­ the call.
will be postponed because of other committee is inspiring for ihe rea­ building, December 19 at 8 pm .
Grade 2— ‘Christmas Lullaby” , spection in the county, and to make
Presently huge shipments of
use o f the gymnasium.
son that they are not paid for
a study o f any needed amendment produce are being made to N «w
Kingm an Kolony, schoolhouse, De­ Miss Notheis and Mrs. Bice.
T h e high scorers in the league their unselfish service to the com cember 17 at 8 p.m. and Oregon
Grade 3— “ Carols for Christmas”, and make a report at the next York, Chicago and Boston and
are Bob Wilson, 32; Steinlce, VFW , munity and each member of the Slope, community hall, ^December Miss Boydell and Mrs. Pennick.
MARSHALL-WELLS
meeting of this association’’.
other important distribution centers.
10; Gene Bellon, Wilson brothers, committee has donated to the best, 18 at 8 p.m.
Grade 4— “ In Praise to the Holy
" Be it resolved that the president W ith the markets fo r produce being
STORE WILL BE
15; Lloyd Wilson, Wislon brothers, of his ability.”
Child” , Mrs. Chadwick, Miss Behn- appoint a committee to make a 'distantly In a state of fluctuation,
OPENED FRIDAY 14; Olson, Owyhee ward, 19; Dick "W e are inspired by the number
art and Miss Crandall.
study o f the tax situation in M al­ it is vital that sellers and shippers
Wilson, V F W , 17; Billings, VFW , of memorials being obtained from
The teacher committees In charge heur county and to appear at the be In a position to make reasonably
o n a e iy
Formal opening o f Nyssa's new 17; Herren, M Men, 17; Linville, citizens all over the area to be served
are as follows: Program— Miss annual meeting of the county bud­ immediate contact with their r m gr-
Marshall-Wells store in the build­ Stunz Lumtoear, 14, and Keefer, by _this hospital and especially by
Crandall, chairman; Miss Boydell, get 'board as a representative of this kets*
the number of larger subscribers
ing formerly occupied by the Nyssa Eagles, 14.
Miss Loebar and Mrs. Bumgarner, association” .
“ These conditions are not l i m i -
Coffee shop will be held Friday,
who have sought out members of
and decorating— Miss Gehnert, cha-
.
“ Be It resolved that we ask the ed to the failure o f long dlstaofce
Lsta n ie
December 12 at 9 a. m.
the, committee and ^aved the work­
.rfnan~; Mrs. Blcs and Miss Father- president of this association to ap­ sefvice. The telephone facilities In
T
h
e
Nyssa
Bulldgos
tripped
the
The owners o f the new business
ers’ many long trips. Yes, the al­
gill.
point a commtitee to make a study the rural sections of g p i area arc
ara Roy Sewright, formerly o f On­
most universal spirit of service Parma Panthers In a double-header
T h e theme o f the Thursday pro­ of the game and trespass laws as practically nil.
played
on
the
Nyssa
floor
last
Sat­
tario, and Mrs. Mollie T erry of
demonstrated by the donors, wor­
gram will toe "Christmas G iving". they apply to Malheur county stock-
“ It Is respectfully urged that an
Caldwell. Mr. Sewright was part
kers and those who are now en­ urday night. The A-squad won by a It will be presented as follows: Mu­ men with the view of obtaining bet­ immediate investigation be con­
score
o
f
42
to
26
and
the
B-squad
owner o f the Marshall-Wells store
rolling to serve, greatly bolsters
sic by the grade and junkw high ter protection from trespassers and ducted with a view toward correc­
won by a count o f 30 to 28.
in Ontario for two and one-half
school orchestra, directed by Mr. with the view o f better cooperation tion of these conditions a t which
The Malheur County Farm Bu­ one’s faith in the hidden humani-
In
the
main
event
of
the
Parma-
years, but he has sold his Interests reau elected officers at a meeting tarianism of our citizens” .
Lawrence.
between livestock men and sports­ time the facts set frth in this pe­
Nyssa battle, 'both coaches used all
there.
“ G iving in the Hom e” , fifth grade, men. We also ask that a represen­ tition can be substantiated in de­
held in the Moore hotel in Ontario
of
their
players
In
an
effo
rt
to
The building has been remodel­ Monday night.
MRS. B. C. DENHAM OF find an effective combination. Ten Mrs. Lane and Mrs. McKinney, mu­ tative o f ths association be appoint­ tail” .
ed and re-decorated Inside. A ll new
sic directed by Mr. Lawrence.
ed to attend the annual state game
T h e officers o f the organization
In defense of his company. G en ­
Nyssa men scored, with W ilder tak­
UNION PASSES AT
fixtures have been installed and are Charles Taylor o f Nyssa, presi­
“ Neighborly G iving” , sixth grade, committee meeting in Portland in eral Manager H. P . Stammel of
ing
high
point
honors
with
10
new merchandise has been pur­ dent and delegate; Harold Oribbon
HOME OF SON HERE points. T h e score at half-tim e was Mrs. Rlgney, Miss Sturtevant and July”.
Boise said “ One position o i switch­
chased. The sales floor Is 30 by 68 of Dead O x flat, vice president;
Mr. Luzar.
“ Be It resolved that we ask the board was installed in Nyssa in
17 to 15 for Nyssa.
feet.
“ T h e Perfect G ift” , Junior high, president o f this association to ap­ Deecember, 1946 and Installers are
Mrs. B. C. Denham o f Union died
Max Swensen o f Ontario heights,
T h e starting lineup consisted of
Harold Gribbon, John Timmerman Friday morning at the home o f her Pecka, center; Iseri and Wilson, for­ Mrs. Schweizer, Miss Cole, Mr. point a commitee whose duties shall now actively engaged 4n adding two
Fined On Driving Count—
Bunch, Mr. Weatherspoon and Mrs. be" to work with 4-H club extension additional positions, making a tot­
son,
Rev.
Stirl
D.
Spiesz,
in
Nyssa
of Adrian, John H. Hartley o f Nys­
wards, and W ilder and Hale, guards.
Denny Oaamistraci and Rudy sa and W. W. D e lo n g of Vale, following a short Illness.
Renstrom.
service and other agricultural ag­ al of four. T w o more positions,
Other
players
were
Sutherland
Marostica were fined $50 each in ounty directors, and Frank T.
T h e program committee consisted encies of the county".
Funeral services were held in the Holcomb, Ray, Anderson, Koyano,
making a total o f six, are on order
city police court by Judge Felton Morgan o f Nyssa legislative com­ Nyssa Funeral home Sunday at 2:30,
of Mrs. Lane, chairman, Mr. W ea-
"Be it resolved that we ask the with anticipated delivery by June,
Green, Osborn, Christensen and
Duncan Monday on a charge of mittee chairman.
therapoon and Miss Cole, and the president to appoint a commitee 1946. The entire cable plant at
with Rev. Carl Gustafson o f Vale Chadwick.
reckless driving. Their driver's lic­
decorating committee was comprised that will urge state officers to con Nyssa was supplemented with add-
Among those in attendance at officiating.
The Nyssa coaches have reduced
enses were revoked for 60 days. the meeting was Marshall Swear­
Mrs. Denham was born in St. the squad, including A ’s and B's, of Mrs. Renstrom, chairman; Miss tact our congressional delegation in ttinal facilities, the program start­
Sturtevant, Mrs. M cKinney and Mr. Washington in an effort to obtain ing in 1946 and completed in the
City police officers who made the ingen o f Pendleton, executive secre­ Joe, Missouri 72 years ago and mov­
to 30 men.
arrests said the youths were racing tary o f the Oregon Farm Bureau ed to Union three years ago. She
Luzar.
appropriations for the control of summer o f this year. Because of
The Bulldogs will play Adrian
through the underpass when the federation.
rodents on federal land in Oregon". the abnormal demands, some sec­
had been in Nyssa 10 days. Mrs. here Friday night in a nan-confer­
car driven toy Cannistraci skidded
“ W e urge the officers o f this as­ tions of this cable are now working
Denham was a member of the As­ ence game, Parma there Satur­ h o s p i t a l c a m p a i g n
as he applied the brakes and crash­
sociation that they use every effo rt at capacity and additional cables
sembly o f God church at Dayton, day and New Plymouth there Tues­
LEADERS STRICKEN to secure cooperation between the are on order and will be Installed
ed against an automobile parked CUB SCOUTS WILL
Oregon.
day, December 16.
on the south side o f M ain street
members o f this association and as soon as they are received. Until
BE RE-ORGANIZED Survivors are three daughters,
T h e workers o f the coming cam­ those In control of the weed eradi this is accomplished, it will be Im­
near the post office. The parked
Mrs. Louis M iller o f Grants Pass,
paign to finance a district mem­ cation In Malheur county” .
car, which was badly damaged, is
possible for us to provide rural ex­
A t a meeting held at the high Mrs. E. T. Stevens of Newberg CHURCH BUILDING
orial hospital, deeply regret that
owned by B ill H. Hamblin o f M c­ school Monday evening for the pur­ and Mrs. Grace Ferguson; one son,
Whereas, hoof and mouth disease tensions south and west o f Nyssa
WORK
IS
PLANNED
the chairman o f the general cam ­ has been In Mexico for a year or in order to serve the ranchers In
Call, who was visiting in Nyssa. pose of reorganizing the cub scouts, Rev. Spiesz, tw o sisters, one broth­
paign organization, Bernard FYost
Cannistraci was driving Earl M ar­ Gene Stunz was appointed Cub er, 12 grandchildren and 10 great
A meeting fo r a discussion of fur­ was suddenly stricken with ap­ more and due to internal d ifficu l­ these territories. T oll facilities in
shall's car, officers said.
scoutmaster. The Nyssa Cub scouts grandchildren.
ther work on the Richland com­ pendicitis, and they are delighted ties theslaughter of exposed and this exchange, as well as into the
are sponsored by the local Lions
munity church will be held in Sun­ that he is now making a very sat­ diseased animals has been stopped main switching center at Ontario
Civic Club Meeting Cancelled—
have likewise been improved.
club. A t the meeting Monday ev­ Attends Meeting—
set valley Monday, December 15 at isfactory recovery at the H oly R o­ by the Mexican government.
Mrs. Bernard Eastman, president ening, five cub dens were organized,
Be it Resolved: That we urge Con­
Shirley Price, now a student of 8 p.m.
Our 1948 budget as submitted to
sary
hospital
in
Ontario,
committee
of the Nyssa Civic club, announced and den mothers and leaders ap­ Eastern Oregon college - in La-
gress to appropriate sufficient funds the public utilities commissioner
The committee epseclally invites members said.
Cf^at the December meeting o f the pointed.
to construct a border fence and to recently shows an anticipated ex­
Grande, was chosen as a delegate those who w ill donate labor or
Another leader, L. G. Hawley properly patrol the border between penditure of approximately $150,000
club would not be held. The De­
Ralph Lawrence, chairman o f the from the Future Teachers o f A m ­ substance for the church.
of
route
2,
Parma,
organizer
and
cember meeting as planned by the Cub scout work has announced erica organization to go to the
U. S. and M exico” .
In Malheur county and we propose
O. P. Counsil said, "W e feel the
W e sincerely thank the various to bend every e ffo rt to meet this
program committee was to have that a meeting of den mothers and Oregon Education association meet­ Lord has blessed this community leader of group 11, suffered a pain­
ful
accident
when
a
stack
o
f
hay
speakers, members of committees, program and barring strikes or
been devoted to work for the hos­ dads and those interested in be­ ing held at Reed college in Port­ with a bountiful harvest and mast
pital. In view o f the needs at this coming den mothers and dads will land. She went to Portland on of us are over the rush, so we fell on him, breaking an ankle. Ac­ and the officers of this association, other unforeseen contingencies, we
cording
to
last
report
Mr.
Hawley
together with the citizens of Vale have the assurance o f the manufac­
time, the members are requested be held at the Graham Realty Thursday and returned Sunday ev­ think it a fittin g time to turn at­
to assist in the serving o f the noon office Tuesday, December 16 at 8 ening. Miss Price graduated from tention to our church building. will soon be preparing his group and the Vale chamber of commerce turers that the necessary materials
for
the
opening
of
the
hospital
cam
­
for the success of the first annual will be provided. I t Is hoped that
dinners that will be held during o'clock for final organization. Regis­ Adrian high school in 1945. She Is Therefore we invite all interested
meeting of the Malheur Livestock by the time of Che peak season,
the hospital drive campaign. Any tration for Cub scouts will be ac­ now secretary o f F T.A. and In ter­ to be present at the H. E. Bergam paign.
T
h
e
advance
gifts
committee,
at
lady who can donate her time for cepted at the meeting.
association” .
starting In late August, 1948, we
faith Fellowship, which are two ac­ home, across road from Sunset
its Monday noon meeting, passed
T w o hundred and fifty stockmen will be in a position to meet all
this service is asked to contact Mrs.
tive organizations on the Eastern community hall”.
a
resolution
to
be
sent
to
Mr.
FYost
nd their wives attended the two- demands for service, both exchange
Eastman.
Oregon campus. She is a member
Benefit Sponsored—
and Mr. Hawley, expressing ap­ day meeting. Thee hundred atten d ­
and toll".
Th e Rebekah Lodge is sponsoring of P hi Beta Sigma.
Has Operation—
preciation
for
the
fine
community
C. M. Robertson, president of
Called by Sister’s Illness—
a hospital benefit pinochle party
Kaye Hammon, 9-year-old daugh­ service they have rendered in the ed the banquet and 500 attended
the Malheur Home Telephone com­
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wade of Saturday, December 13, a t 8 p.m. Girls Have Candy Sale—
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Derlin H am ­ district memorial hospital campaign, the dance.
Speakers at the sessions included pany, told Mr. Henigson that on
Lewiston, Idaho arrived in Adrian at the I.O.O.F. hall on First street.
Home-made candy and pop-corn mon, returned to her home after
Friday, because of the serious con­ The public is invited to attend. balls will be sold Saturday after­ undergoing a m ajor operation in an and wishing them speedy recovery. Alan Rogers, vice president of the December 29, 1947 the company
national livestock association; M. E. will finish installation o f an oddt
dition of Mrs. Harvey Otis, sister Prizes will be awarded.
noon. December 13. a t Eder's hard­ Ontario hospital.
Return from Celebration—
Knickerbocker; E. R Jackman of tional toll circuit from Ontario to
ware store by the Job's Daughters.
of Mrs. Wade. On Sunday, Mr. and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O
tto
R.
Anderson
Oregon State college; Neil Hoffm an, Boise In March, 1948 the concern
Mrs. Charles Peck of Boise, and T o Portland—
On Saturday evening the girls will Guest Here—
returned
home
after
attending
a
director of the Malheur experimen­ will install an additional switch­
Mrs. Lester French of Roswell call­
Dr. C. M. Tyler is leaving Thurs­ sell candy and pop-corn balls at
Philip Bolen of Eastern Oregon celebration in Ogden in honor of
tal area, and Charles Harden, presi­ board, providing one toll circuit, one
ed at the Otis home.
day evening for Portland, where the theater.
College of Education of La Grande Mr. Anderson's father, who is 92
dent of the Oregon Banks associa­ local circuit and one combination
he will visit his mother, who is
was a house guest of Rev. and Mrs. years old. A fam ily banquet and
tion.
Coll and local circuit. In August,
Here from Hooper. Ctah—
seriously til in a Portland hospital. Daughter Arrives—
H. J. O em hardt over the week-end. program was held there.
1948 they will Install another cir­
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Parker of He expects to return to Nyssa Mon­
A daughter, Susan Kay, was born
cuit from Ontario to Boise. In the
Services Held for B a b y -
Hooper, Utah spent the week-end day.
to Mr. and Mrs. Errett Hummel Nursing Home Notes—
T o Sing Carols—
Funeral services were held In O n­ spring and not later than early
in Nyssa visiting friends and rela­
of Bums November 26 a t the , Holy
New arrivals at the Nursing home
T h e music class consisting o f ap­
tives M r Parker was formerly on Visit Aunt—
Rosary hospital M r Hummel was are a
weighing 7 pounds I 's proximately 35 M.I.A. members plan tario Monday for Tamara Lee H ol­ summer, the company Intends to
man. 3'4 -month-old daughter of set up two additional positions in
the sheriff s force at Ogden.
Diane and Joanne Schweizer vis­ principal o f the Nyssa high school ounces, born December 8 to Mr.
on singing Christmas carols, and Mr and Mrs. Tom Holman o f Cor­ the Nyssa office, and starting with
ited over the week-end at the home last year.
and Mrs. Don Buell of Nyssa; De­ enjoying “ progressive" refreshments
vallis. T h e baby died Thursday, the next produce shipping season
At Home in Ontario—
of their aunt, Mrs. Lee Householder.
cember 7 a son, weighing 9 pounds, at the home of M.I.A. officers.
after a sudden illness. The services will temporarily Install a direct line
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wilson,
Nurse Here—
3 ounces bom to Mr. and Mrs. G il­
were held at the Beechler Funeral from Nyssa to Boise.
who were recently married In Nys­ Here from Oklahoma—
Miss Hele Anderson, who is tn bert Samson o f Nyssa.
To Boise—
home, with Rev Bedwell at The
sa. returned from a wedding trip
Mrs. E ffie McCall of Pawnee. her third year o f training as a
M r and Mrs. Hugh Tobler. Rev. Assembly of God church conducting Go to Utah—
to California, and are now at their Oklahoma arrived last week at the 1 nurse tn the L .D 8 hospital at Ida-
and Mrs. G em hardt and Mrs. K. E. the service. Music was furnished by
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Child left last
home in Ontario, where Mr. Wilson home o f her daughter. Mrs. John ! ho Falls, visited her parents. M r sells Christmas Seals__
Keveren were Boise visitors M on­ Hugh Tobler of Nyssa and Mrs »reek to spend several weeks visiting
is employed.
Lane. Mrs. M cCall plans to make and Mrs. O. R. Anderson, over the
Christmas seals were on sale this day.
Bedwell of Ontario.
their daughter and other relatives
her home tn Nyssa.
, week-end.
week at the post office on Tuesday,
in Ogden.
Undergoes Operation—
Wednesday and Friday. This ser­ Boise Visitors—
I Parents of Daughter—
President Luther F ife o f the W e i­
Edison Child, co-owner and oper­ Here from Glenns Ferry—
Thanksgiving Day Gurnt—
vice was sponsored by the Legion
Miss Joan Smith of Weiser, niece I M r and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis are ser L D 8 stoke and Bishop Arvel
ator of the Eagle O il company
Mrs Fred Chesst o f Glenns Per- i Mr*. Clara Beam spent Thank* - auxiliary, with Mrs E. K. Burton, of Mrs. Ward Wieneke. has spent the parents o f a daughter born
Child o f the Nyssa second ward,
here, underwent a major operation ry was a Nyssa visitor over the giving day at the Roy Pounds home Mrs Gene Pleshman and Mrs. H.
the past two weeks at the Wieneke December 5 at Britt Ingham's Nura- spent several days lost week on
last week in the Ontario hospital. week-end.
in Nyssa.
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O Hopkins In charge of the sale.
home.
'm g home in Ontario.
church business at Salt Lake CKy.
Plans (or the Christmas decora­
'll tion contest, sponsored fey the Nys-
sa Civic club were made at a meet­
ing o f the committee Wednesday
afternoon.
The competition for the contest
will be divided into three groups:
one for business houses; one for
■ ^schools, churches and organizations,
and one for home decorations, both
inside and out. There will be a
first prize and honorable mention in
each division, the awards being
? i ade on the basis of originality
and appropriateness o f decoration.
A ll those planning to enter the
contest are asked to have their
registration in by noon o f December
20. Registration may be made with
Mrs. Houston Wilson, phone 288-J,
or Mrs. G rant Rinehart, phone 38-
R. The judging will be done Sat­
urday evening, December 20. Mrs.
Houston Wilson, chairman o f the
contest, is assisted by Mrs. Grant
Rinehart, Mrs. Henry Gem hardt,
and Mrs. Bernard Eastman.
Other Christmas decorating plans
for Nyssa are also developing.
Through the co-operation o f the
' Nyssa chamber of commerce and
the Nyssa Civic club some decorat­
ing will be done on M ain street.
A large tree has already been plac­
ed at Second and M ain streets
and has been decorated with a
string o f colored lights. T w o strings
o f colored lights will be placed ac­
ross the street and a six-foot Idght-
‘
ed star will be hung over the
Christmas tree.
City Basketball
Tilts Postponed
Beet Growers To
Hold Gatherings
Nyssa Defeats
Parma 42 to 26
Officers Named
By Farm Bureau
Resolutions O f
Stockmen Passed