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THE N Y S S A G ATE CITY JO U RN AL, N YSSA , OREGON make their home In Adrian in one of the E. E. Parker houses. Mrs. Parker plans to finish teaching this year. Due to the illness of her jRIAN. Jan. 1— Mr. and Mrs. me» Atteberv and daughter. Judy, mother, her parents will be unable "ontario spent the week-end 1.11 “ > Chmtmas. but will e C. Glenn Brown heme. Mrs Bob Eastman of OaUwall Adrians new barber, lent from Sunday until after ier college tn Boise. hristmas with her parents, Mr. From there he went to Caldwell to id Mrs C. Glenn Brown. B-_ j woik, then to Parma and Ontario, sstman came here Christmas eve He is married and has two daugh- > spend the holidays. ters. His shop hours are from 8 to Mr and Mrs. Earl Davis and 8 six days a week, hlktren left Wednesday noon to Mary Wiley left Tuesday for her pend the Christmas holidays with home In Dayton, Oregon, after heir parents In Vale. spending the week-end with the K. Mr and Mrs. Prank Johns spent J Peterson family. Christmas day and Friday with The Kingman Kolony grade school ,helr friends, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. held Its Chrstmas program Wed- Anderson, In Boise. nesday afternoon. Each room held Miss Jean Cummings, the English a gift exchange. The P T. A. fur- teacher at Adrian high school, and nlshed treats to all the children. Arch Parker were married Friday Adrian junior high, the seventh evening, December 19. They will and eighth grades, held their Christ - DRIAN RESIDENTS AVE DINNER GUESTS id. A covered dish dinner and games were enjoyed. Rev. Wilson if Ontario showed pictures o f the ' ake Geneva, Wisconsin confer ence. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastman spent Christmas day in the E. E. East man home. Mr. and Mrs. George Riddle and family spent Christmas In Boise at the i -me of Mrs. Riddle's moth er, Mrs. C. A. Roe. Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright were Christmas day dinner guests in the home of Ms. Cartwlght's par- ants, Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Hibbard, near Notus. Delores Salter visited in Utah at Christmas time with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Steelman and Donna Lee attended a family gath ering Christmas at the home at their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Steelman, near Middleton. They spent Christmas evening In the L. W. Dierklng home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch and family spent Christmas day at the home of Mrs. Hatch's sister In Cald well Mr and Mrs. A. C. Henderson's home was the scene of a family gathering on Christmas day. Those present were Mrs. Loraine Olennon and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Bonde and children and Albert Tllson, all of Emmett, and Mr. and Mrs. W il bur Looney and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sparks and Wayne were Christmas dinner guests of Mrs. Ellen Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. James Coon and Children of Caldwell were callers In the A. C. Henderson home Christ mas evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steelman and two children, Belva and Frank, o f Council, Idaho were visitors and dinner guests In the Clyde Steelman home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Glenn Brown entertained at a family dinner Christmas evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastman of W e can lo o k b a rk a lo n g way , . . b a rk to yrara that were better . . . beak to yeara that w rre n ot qu ite aa g o o d ; bu t alwaya, aa we lo o k b a ck , we aee th e sm ilin g faeea o f a m u ltitu d e o f lo y a l frien d s. At the th re sh o ld o f 1 9 4 8 we re new o u r p le d g e to y o u o f service and our c o o p e r a tio n . fa ith an d We r o n fid r u c e reaffirm iu mas party Wednesday afternoon. w hite elephant gifts were provided by the children and were drawn by numbers. Then the game of bingo was played and the one win ning could then open his white elephant gift. After several games jo f blr.go were played all were all- | owed to omen their white eleohant ou r lu n it r . Ken Renstrom INSURANCE AG E N C Y Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kor- man and Kristine and Mr. and Mrs. Bcfoby Brown. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Parker en tertained * at a family gathering Christmas day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and children, Elmer Parker and lola Parker. Ken Parker was a caller in the after noon. Mr and Mrs. Bob Webster and family were Christmas day guests In the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Webster, near Parma. Mrs. Dollie McCreary and Mrs. Susie Johnson were overnight guests f^ h lH c t m o a Christmas of their daughter ____ and i granddaughter. Mrs. Threlma Elliot Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt Muntje- verff of Joseph, Oregon were call ers Friday afternoon in Adrian. Wilbur Jackson left Tuesday for Eugene, Oregon to spend the holi days with his sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Peuerback. his father, Paul Jack- son, and his brother, Robert. Mrs. Threlma Elliot attended a ♦-H leaders meeting In Ontario Sat urday. A Christmas party wes held, with games and exchange of gifts. The Kingman district o f 4 -H 'lubs gave a broadcast over KSRV Saturday morning as the first of a Malheur county series of 4-H broadcasts from the various dis tricts. E. M Hauser introduced Mrs. Threlma Elliot as district chairman. Mrs. Elliot announced the pro- Tram. Those reporting on their pro- oct work and activities were Myma Lane, Caroline Schiemer, Marjory Bowers, Justine Kreager, Norma Jean Dierklng, Arlene Piercy, Dav id Hurst and Louis Stem. Ardyce T H U R SD A Y , J A N U A R Y 1. 1947 FAMILY GIVE) a r c a d ia . spent the ! at Bennig;,- cempanied Sparks. Mr. an M ly were dir the home Bates. Mrs. Otis Mrs. Anna J ors In Bots. Mrs. Lily Bruce o f On mas at the i ner and gir Jimmy l i wee!:-end w Lullard Mr. and dinner gues We join in the celebration to ring out the old year and ring in the new, Angling Hearing Set— The annual statutory hearing of the Oregon state game commis sion In regard to angling regula tions will be held at 10 o ’clock Fri day morning, January 9, at the commssion headquarters at 1634 S. W. Alder street, Portland. Con sideration will be given to regu lations governing seasons, bag lim its and methods of taking game fish. and now voice the hope that 1948 will be crowded with many golden hours for you. W ils o n 's H i- W a y M a r k e t HAPPI EST N EW Ä Sf Y E A R -® 194 . . . and a now year. H opes rise with the sun when its golden glow gilds all our prospects. M a y HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY ! all the promises of 1948 be ful filled. This is our wish for you. W . know of no botter way to begin the New Year than by extending our thanks to our friends for their generous patron- /fO O L D X W aggoner Motor Co FRIENDS, and ago. W e hope that we can be of still greater servie« to you in 1948, and may tha best of everything be yoursl L Western Auto Sup. Co 1948 EVWYEAR.J' Another year has rolled around . . . 1948. A s w e see it, this is another opportunity to make new friends, and to serve our old ones even better. • A New Year loom* before us. Our wish for it is that happiness will bless our wishes homes and contentment reign among our families — that friendship will con tinue to grow in our community from «lay to day and in its afterglow come the serenity of good will to each and all. N y ssa Lum ber Co. Jo h n O stro m , O w n e r O w y h e e D ru g C o m p a n y PRESCRIPTIONS PRESICION FILLED G. H. Peirsol, Owner Phone 29-W lance
