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^ Y Y H E E SUNDAY
| Glenn McGinnis attended the wed-
crunni
FI
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Wednesday of Oolooeohea,
Phillip Stanton
o C H U U L , L.L.L.L, i a , ding
to Mlss
both
OWYHEE, Jan. 1—Mr, and Mrs. of Boise. The wedding was held
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at St. John’s cathedral with a re-
etion at the Crystal ballroom Mr.
Stanton is a former resident of
this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tallman and
Terry spent Christmas at the O. J.
Tallman home In Caldwell.
Rev Krlner held preaching ser
vices at Owyhee schoolhouse Sunday.
E.eotion of Sunday school officers
was held in the morning as fol
lows:
Superintendent, William Gregg;
assistant. George Gregg; secretary,
Mary Ann Bumgarner; treasurer,
Qrover Cooper; pianist, Carol Oar-
field; song leader, Daria Gregg;
and cradle roll superintendent, Mrs.
John Grottve.t
Rev. and Mr-,. Krlner and fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gregg and
children were dinner guests Sun-
cay in tire Wllllsm Gregg home.
Mrs. Martha Klingbaclt enter
tained with a family dinner on
Christmas day for Mr. and Mrs. Jes
se Gregg and Becky and Victor,
Mr. and Mis. George Gregg and
Annette, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
CXke NEW
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948
Donald and Kay and Butch, and Charley Culbertson home on Christ- irament of the holy communion. pm.
Tuesday, prayer service, 7:30 p.m.
Intermediate fellowship, 7 p.m.
mas day.
Fred Klingback.
Mrs. Carl Quackenbush of Spo Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer spent Youth fellowship, 7 pm.
The Bible is our textbook, so
kane arrived Saturday to spend a from Thursday until Sunday in Young adult fellowship, 7 p.m. cane and enjoy the services witn
few days at the home of her father, 1 Buhl. Idaho visiting in the William Hymn sing, worship, Bible lecture, us, as we have classes far all ages.
'Brewer home.
P. M. Lowe.
Mrs. Lcttie Montgomery is spend Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crocker en 8 pm.
ing the Christmas vacation at her tertained at dinner on Christmas Official board meeting, 8 pm., FA ITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
day for the following guests: Mr
iiorne in Prineville.
R oland G. W aest, P astor
Kay McDonald went to Homedale and Mrs. Bill Cook and daughters, Wednesday, January 7.
10 a.m., Sunday school Classes for
Sunday to spend a few days visit Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton, Jr.,
all age groups.
THE CHURCH O F THE
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ellit
ing in the Ray Fletcher home.
NAZARENE
11 am., Worshp service. Sermon
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Klingback Walters, Mr and Mrs. Marty Mc-
and chldren and Mrs. Adam Kling- Kirn and children of Moses Lake. 10 am., Sunday school.
thane:
Signs of Our Times",
back of Emmett were guests in the Washington, Jack Walters and Ike 11 am., Morning worship service. based on "The
St. Matthew 16: 1-4,
Martha Klingback heme Friday. Mitchell.
A New Year's eve party and wor
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berrett were Mr. and Mrs. Hamer Brewer were 7:15 pm., Young people and chil- ship
service will be held Wednesday
dinner guests In the Grant Patter hosts at a family gathering on iren's tervices.
evening from 9 o’clock until mid
son heme Christmas day.
Christmas eve.
8
pm.,
Evangelistic
service.
night In the veteran’s administra
Harley Winter of Nyssa was a
8 pm., Wednesdays service.
tion building. One of the special
Sunday guest In the Wilson Winter
features of the evening will be the
home.
of a filmstrip in techni
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nicholson were
4T. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH showing
color entitled, "The Littlest Camel
hosts at a family dinner Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Mori Wlxom, Frank
Rev.
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allahan,
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acier
for Mr. and Mrs. Claude Skinner Parker, Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Parker Holy communion at 9 a m. on Knelt”. There will also be games,
and children, and Mr. and Mrs. and son, Hubert, went to Dallas, he second Sunday of each month, singing, light refreshments. At the
of the old year a 20-mdnuto
Lewis Skinner.
Tuesday to spend Christmas it 4 p.m. on the first, third and close
devotional service will be conduct
Prayer meeting was held at the Oregon
with
relatives
and
friends.
They
ourth
Sundays.
ed. which will carry the worshippers
John Grottveit home Tuesday ev returned Sunday morning.
Sunday school at 10:30 am.
out of the old year and into the
ening.
Marty
Wlxon
has
been
visiting
new.
Rev. Krlner and sons, Bobby and his grandparents in Fruit land the
ASSEMBLY
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GOD
The Faith Mission society will
Ronnie, were dinner guests Tues
Sterl D. Splesz, P astor
hold Its first 1948 meeting at the
day of Mrs. Martha Klingback and past week.
Sunday
school,
10
am.
home of Mis. O. Fyllingness Wed
Fred.
G uests—
Morning worship, 11 am.
nesday, January 7. The meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner had Holiday
Guests
for
the
Christmas
holidays
Evening
Evangelistic
service,
7:30
will begin at 2:30 p. m.
as dinner guests Tuesday evening at the Warren Farmer home were
Mr and Mrs. Neil Nicholson and Mrs. Farmer's parents, Mr. and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mrs. E. D. Plxiton of Salt Lake City
Skinner and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox left Mon and Mr. Farmer’s parents, Mr. and
day morning for Madras with a Mrs. James Farmer of Boise.
load of household goods. Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Brewer will live on the
Bradley farm, which Mr. and Mis.
Fox have rented far the past two C h u rch N o ie s
Four miles south of Fruitland on highway 95, or
years.
School will open Monday, Janu THE M ETH O D IST COMMUNITY 2 miles east and 4 miles north of Nyssa.
CHURCH
ary" 5, after being dismissed since
Rev. H. J. O ernhardt, Pastor
Wednesday, December 24
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gregg, accom S u n d a y school, 9:45 a m .
panied by their children, Becky W o rsh ip and serm on. 11 a m . S a c -
n 1 Victor, arrived Wednesdy frem
Yakima to spend the holidays with
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heir parents. They are staying
in the Martha Klingback home
4— HORSES— 4
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGinnis en
tertained at Christmas dinner for
1 Team, roan and bay horses, 5 and 7 years, weight
the following people: Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Smith and children, Mr. and
3400 lbs. A good gentle team.
Mrs. Ewen Chard and family, Mr.
1
Saddle
mare, 8 years, gentle and good.
and Mrs. Elvar Nellson and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Marian Chard
1
Saddle
mare,
3 years, green broke.
of Nyssa.
1
Set
harness
and
collars.
Mr. and Mrs. Keneth McDonald
and children spent Christmas eve
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CATTLE— 9
in Homedale with Mrs. McDonald’s
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1 Guernsey cow, 5 years, been fresh 2 weeks.
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hite ahd
1
Guernsey heifer, 4 years, been fresh 2 weeks.
children of Haines visited in the
1
Holstein cow, 5 years, to freshen last of Jan.
Oral Hite home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marty McKim and
1
Durham
cow, 4 years.
1 Spotted Guer., 6 yrs.
family of Moses Lake, Washington
1 Jersey heifer, 3 years. 1 Jersey cow, 6 years.
arrived Wednesday at the E. E.
Crocker home for a visit.
These cows are all springers and will freshen
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters are
by February.
spending the holidays in Boise at
the R. C. Jones home.
1 Dur.-Hereford heifer, 2 years, milking now.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hite en
1 Jersey cow, 5 years, milking now.
tertained at a family dinner on
Christmas day. Guests were Mrs.
— FARM M ACHINERY—
Mildred Hite, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Brewer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Oral
1
Oliver
oil
bath mower.
1 Oliver dump rake.
Hite and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Omar
1
Moline
side
delivery
rake,
3-bar.
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Hite and children and Rudolph
1 Oliver manure.spreader, rubber tires.
Hite.
MADE THE M O ST O F EV
Mr. and Mrs. Wemer Peutz were
1 McCormiek-Deering steel box grain drill, like new.
ERYTHING
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dinner guests Thursday In the
1 John Deere 2-way plow.
1 Corn cultivator.
William Peutz home.
G O LDEN M IN UTE COUNT.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walters and
1
Spike-tooth
harrow.
Brenda of of Boise were week-end
W E HOPE THAT YOU, TOO,
1 Rubber tired wagon, good with truck chassis.
guests in the Ellis Walters home.
W ILL M A K E THE M IN UTES
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slippy and
— HAY—
sons spent Wednesday and Thurs
C O U N T IN 1948, A N D THAT
day in the Ray Franklin home in
1:50 Bales of hay.
Parma.
EVERY O N E O F TH EM W IL L
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder
TERM S— CASH
A D D TO THE SU M TOTAL
were hosts at Christmas dinner
LUNCH
SERVED
ON TH E GROUNDS
for Mr. and Mrs. Charley Schweizer,
OF Y O U R HEALTH A N D
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Share and
Don. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn and
HAPPINESS.
children, Mrs. Gertrude Jackson,
and Mrs. Ruth McConnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Tucker and
son and Dr. and Mrs. Kellogg of
Nyssa were Sunday dinner guests
in the Darrell Williams home. •
Mr. and Mrs. Merle McClure and
family and Mrs. Dorothy Slippy and
children were dinner guests In the
Upp«r Sunset
FARM SALE
Wednesday, Jan. 7
Our Proclamation for
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19481
You w ouldn’t be think
ing of painting the town
re d , now , w o u ld you?
Anyway, there's reason
aplenty for feeling happy
an d carefree an d co n
fident as the New Year
of 1948 approaches. May
this New Year bring hap
piness to you and yours.
The New Year presents a chal
lenge. We accept that challenge,
pledging to do our utmost to
make this a better community in
1948. Your friendship has en
abled us to play an outstanding
role in the past—we look forward
to a continuation of your good
will in 1948.
O w yhee
N y ssa Elevator
B e au ty S h o p
IGREETINGS
I NEIGHBORS
Towne's G arage
Ezra Woolley,
Owner
Cols. Bert A nderson and Joe Church, Auctioneers
L. H. Fritts, Clerk
Tima fliesl
It seems but yesterday since
we wished you a
¡Happy (Ylaw rLjsiWv
NEW ft
YEAR M
and here we are again repeating the time-
honored greeting.
It has been a good year for us. To
P roclam atio n
the customers we
have been privileged to serve in 1947 we express our
deep appreciation, together with our assurance of
continued friendly service in the days to come. M ay
every member of this community pursue his or her
happiness during
1948 amid peace and plenty!
STUNZ
LUMBER
CO.
New’ Plymouth
Nyssa
W e hereby proclaim that we are resolved
to give our friends and patrons the supe
rior kind of service that will keep them
w earing a path to our door.
W e furtherm ore proclaim that our
friends are the finest in all the world, and
we wish them loads of good luck, good
cheer and good health for the year 1948.
Lynn Snodgrass
Gravel
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Excavating
We extend to
you and yours a cordial
greeting for the New Year.
May *ome of the
happy spirit of New Year’s Eve
be parceled out
through the long stretch of days
as 1948 doles out
the Good Luck we wish for you.
P
Newsom Furniture Co.
165 MAIN ST. — PHONE 94 — NYSSA, ORE.