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I PAGE EIGHT TU E NYSSA G ATE CITY JO U R N AL, N YSSA, OREGON Social Elites - vGE DRI AVI MUAi mes t Onti e C. « Mrs e»t hristz .id V astiru ) spet Mr Wldr« pend heir Mr 3hrtr ,helr And«' Mis teect Arch even 8 - «In. Charles Newbiil and •lrs. Neh.e Newbiil, Mrs. •fa. Key, Mr .and Mrs. Dave .1. a n l Mr. and Mr,. Frank fandietuu. family, Minine Mit.-h- DuPre HQST33S FOR B R rD O E C L U B Members of the Tuesday evening br dge e.ih m tl <Uiii week with t.N TAR.O CO U PIS f NTERTAIN Mrs. Ron Campbell as ho;tes6. Hon vir. auJ M.r. Cu.t.ea Wi.son in ors went to Mrs. A. H. Boydell and i', e ; to tieir new heme In Ontario Mrs. Artie R toertaon. Quest platers 'or Christmas dinner the memoirs were Mrs. Bumall Brown, Mrs. C. A f the Kubter and Wilton families. 4 Mally and Mias Nora O’Brian. I- H JNORtlD ON BIRTHDAY e n t e r t a t n a t d in n e r C. C. Cotton entertained at his Mr. and Mr*. Dale Garrison were to..le Tuesday evening with a sur hosts at their name at a Christ mise party In ab < rvance of hi, mas dinner. Quests were Mr. and wife's birthday. Pm./.-.hie was p a y- a by the 18 ¿«Meta. Traveling prizes vent to Mrs John Ostrc/m and Walter Fox. Refreshments of pie n i Ice cre-m , and a birthday cake ■ were served by the host. VIEWS BY LEW HEKK1MAN I don't know about you . . . but I'm mighty optimistic about ’48 We look back on 1947 and we real ize we’ve tiptoed through a lot at history . . . and when we look a- head we find tlhe signs as encour aging as a sailor’s wink. There ait rosy tints In the business picture, and the atom bomb excitement seems to be cooling. In Europe and Cinna the Marshall Plan holds plenty ol promise, and If the Eu ropean nations aren't exactly hold ing hands, thy do seem to be pro gressing toward a smoother state of affairs. I make no claims as a crystal gazer, but my guess Is that we're In for a great year. So good hick and good health to you all In '48! Dr. C. H. BHss of Iowa advisas dentists to be pleasanter toward their patients. That's the trouble with dentists . . . they're always looking down In the mouth. Don't travel through 1948 with an auto mobile that's "down In the mouth’ ! Drive Into the HERRIMAN MOTOR COMPANY, (Home o f Ford), and have our experts put your car Into smooth, safe running condition. We have the most modem equipment and you can always be sure of friendly, efficient service. Phone 77 far an appointment. HAPPY NEW YEAR! "K Jr THIS IS SURELY A BLESSED EVENT And with the birth of a new year, we would like to take this opportunity t o wish all o f our friends a very Happy and Prosperous New Year. etta, "She Doesn’t Believe” , includ ed the 33 pupils. In opening the program. "Silent Night”, “Joy To the W o n d ', and “ It Came Upcn a Midnight Clear ”, were sung by all, in two parts. Characters in tlie op eretta weie Dorothy, Phyllis Jean Bo-kus; eive , Clarence Fergusor. and George Jelinek; cods, Marilyn Teter, Vanae Stoker, Doro.hy Strad- iey and Sylvia Teter; polnsettas, Mary Ann Stradley and Roberts Reno, trains, David Witty, Davie G. aney, Larry Cates and Kay Clev erly; miitletoe, Manlyn Teter anc Vanae Stoker; holly, Lorraine Tet er and Maijorie Rorden; wind-up toys, Billy Shipley and Dorothy S.radley, Sylvia Teter, R.nald Stut- heit and Dallas Chaney; candles ¡Lyle, Gall, Key and Jerry Cleverly John S utheit, Richard Stradleyanc '1 ! L rry Cates, and Santas, Benny | and JJnr.ny Witty. I Larina Witty, student of Sterling -CSV, i-terling, Kansas, prnve- ;'• ' -ii.e Saturday f -r a tew vis- It ’.•ill. her parents, Mr. nil'll Mr. | CSheries Witty. Herbert Gillian, alsc i i Jti’" eut o f Sterling, is visiting ; 'he Witty family. ' Joe King h id a narrow escape with a truckload of lambs when his truck was hit by an oil tru 1 which tore the bumper from hi. machine. i Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Qhaney c; Nj’s.ia visited at the II. F. Chine , home over the Christmas holkia. Mr. and Mm. Martin Hob s au>. family an ! Mr. and Mrs. Arthu Molt and family arrive 1 Tuesday •u ,__ - — ^ December 23 frem Kansas. They ’ ~ iff ‘ plan to make their home he-e. [ Christmas dinner gue tv at tin One hundred and fifty persons attended the reception held in i c - A- MoIt home were thelr daugh December for Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner who were married ! ter> Mrs LeTn Marcia, and husband in the Salt Lake temple o f the L.DB. church.’ Mrs. Turner is the and Anna Malt of Ontario, Mr former Joyce Nell Bair. (Photo courtesy Evans studio) Mrs.Albert G ifford of Nyssa —-------------------------------------------- —___________ ____________________________ and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Molt and AT PARTY 'guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tipp Po- Stubblefield Mr and Mrs. Alvin Kuehn enter wers of Ontario and Mr. and Mre. Charlotte and Virginia Chaney of tained on Saturday evening at a Parma and Virginia Story of Ros party at their home. Out-of-town ^ ° y d Hague of McCall. well were dinner guests at the H. F _______ t Chaney home Sunday. SCHOOL PROGRAM GIVEN AT BIG BEND CHRISTMAS PARTY , , , j IS HELD BY CLUP BIG BEND, Jan. 1- I 5£ J December Have you tried our two 50c breakfasts? 1 Also lunches to take out, 50c. HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. NEW L year >9 A 8 S & C Cafe READ A MAGAZINE TONIGHT For the best selection of magazines and pocket-sized books in Nyssa stop in at * As Father Time closes the book on 1947, places it on the The Sweet Shop shelf with its predecessors and gingerly turns the fly leaf of 1948, we pause for a moment to Nyssa, Oregon express the hope that the New Year will shower all its bless ings on you, that health, happi ness and prosperity will be NYSSA Phone IOÔ yours PROGRAM unbounded measure. 10 Drop in and see us any time. THEATRE rat “ I l^ S Beauty Nook Roy Wild, Proprietor “ MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES” Color Cartoon Sports Midnight Show December 31 4dm . fttveiling*. 40e-Sc, Inriuitmx Tas New Year’s FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JANUARY 2-3 Double Feature Program “ I COVER BIG TOWN” Also Johnny Mack Brown and Ray Hatton in “ LAW COMES TO GUNSIGHT” Mat., Sat.. 2:30; Adm. 25c-V Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Inc. Tax. SUNDAY & MONDAY, JANUARY 4-5 its ^ NYSSA GYMNASIUM Thursday, Jan. 1 Sponsored by Owyhee Riding Club — Good Music— Pond’s Newly-Organized 5-Piece Band Admission $1, Plus Tax “ HIGH BARBAREE” Here from Corvallis— Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith of Cor vallis spent the holidays at the home o f Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boydell. Visit In Portland— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison left December 22 for Portland, where they are visiting at the home of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen. DANCE Philip Reed and Hillary Brooke in High adventure! High romance! A great, new, spectacular story by the authors of “ Mutiny on tne Bounty” . Van Johnson, June Allyson, Thomas Mitchell and Marilyn Maxwell in 2 5 * ^ 3* hT 23 at the Big Bend i mas party Wednesday, December schoolhouse. The Christmas oper- 17 at the home o f Dona Mlbc-he* Twelve members and one guest Ola Chard, were present. Following a short business meeting games were played, with Alice Holmes and Opal Holmes winning prizes. Christ mas gifts were exchanged and Pol lyannas revealed. Alta Fry was giv en a special gift for having a per fect attendance record few the year. Lunch was served by the hos tess, assisted by Marie Holmes and Ola Chard. The next meeting will be held January 7, with Iva Adams as hostess. New officers will be el ected and Pollyanna names will be drawn. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and family were dinner guests recently THANK YOU at the home of Mrs. Grace Mills, FRIENDS near Payette. Mrs. B. F. Rookstool, who has been visiting her father at Greeley, For your loyal patron Colorado, has returned home. age during the last year. About 50 friends and relatives surprised Mrs. Ewen Chard last W e have endeavored to Sunday evening. The occasion mar ked her birthday. serve you weil and will Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mitchell were continue to provide oui\ hosts at dinner Christmas eve included Mr. and Mrs. Ma customers with the fin Guests rion Chard and daughters and est service and materi Wayne Kressly of Nyssa and Mr Mrs. Roy Holmes and Bonnie als available. May we and Kressly. wish you A VERY Mr. and Msr. F. G. Holmes were hosts at a turkey dinner Christ HAPPY NEW YEAR. mas. Guests were Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Goodson and daughters of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Roll and Hol mes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes, Mr. and Mr. Gilbert Hoi mes and daughters, Bonnie Kres sly and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Byers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Whitehead of Wyoming are visiting his bro ther, J. E. Bowen, and family. 0. K. Rubber Welders THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 “ Butch” Jenkins, Peter Lawford, Edward Arnold, Spring Byington and Charles Ruggles T H U R SD A Y , J A N U A R Y 1, 1948 Color Cartoon CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness shown at the death of our mother and grand mother. Mrs. Emma Hiatt. Jess Hiatt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hiatt and I family. | M. and Mrs Bari Hiatt and family. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their kind sympathy, loyal help and lovely floral offerings in the recent death of our loved one. Mrs. Floyd Byrd and daughters. Mat.. Sun., 2:20; Adm. 30c-9c. Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings, 40c-9c, Inc. Tax TUESDAY, JANUARY 6 Bargain Nigbt LA. Sonny Tufts and Ann Blyth in ûuA,fô>éecy.. “ SWELL GUY” * Color Cartoon IN 18 W O R D S ^ Variety View Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Byrd and lamily, Mr. and Mrs. H M. Heiren and Don, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Byrd and fami- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Ace Copeland and ‘ amily, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scooel and family, Mr. and Mrs. , Glbert Duniwar and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud DeCarlo and daughter, | Mr. and Mrs. Art Sec-rent and son, Mr. ana Mrs. H. D. Henen and daughter, H L. Herren, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Eakin, Mr. and Mrs. , Ted Mazar and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Dunlap and daughter. MMRMN’I Ml IIM11 • i . 111111 lit m nt m i i 1 1 hi 11 mi • i • i : 1 1 rt i ! 11111 1 1111 1 1 11 11 ' ri ii 1 111 1 ; m 1111 iii ill For A Happier Cooking New Year See The New W E STIN G H O U SE RANGES Now on Display Ostrom Bros. Appliance Co. Display Room— Nyssa Lumber Co. Till III llllli III III Mil! II1J!11,111 ! 1 )i tl I IM 1 'MO 1111 fl II HI H l:| r* III lil I ! M lrl IMMITI "I 1 I •it I m ei ; I h* 11 n d i i in rim ii hi i > i liiiin i.iiu m -i» 1111 ■•! IJ I : • i I I ! |’t I. I • 111 • I riMUMII Due To Pi* ng Costs The Following Barber Prices will go into effect MONDAY, JANUARY 5 Haircuts $1. Children’s haircuts 75c, except on Saturday. Ontario & Nyssa Barbers 'in n m w "i him in h lii 1111111 n i mi i in m i n mu in i n in mini in m minn in 1.1 in in in in« in in inn» mnn. To The Blue Ribbon Baby * Who is the first r blessed event of 1948 in Nyssa we will give one baby portrait free. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU EVANS STUDIO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS 54 by 54 Boys’ POLO SHIRTS Reg. $2.25 Long & Short Sleeves — $ 1 .0 0 - Values to $1.98 — 98c— LUNCH CLOTHS TABLE CLOTHS Bright Colors 54 by 72 Reg. $3.25 —$2.25— LG. TABLE CLOTH 60 by 80 with napkins Reg. $7.95 —$4.95— CHENILLE BATH MATS —$1.98 and $2.98— ONE LOT PRINTS Reg. 49c —35c yard— TOWELING Reg. 49c and 59c —39c yard— QUILTED MATERIAL Reg. 98c yard —50c yard— Boys’ Part-Wool SPORT SHIRTS While They Last — $ 1 .0 0 - Men’s All-Wool SHIRTS Sizes 15U> to 17 —$5.00— Men’s Heavy Work PANTS Reg. $4.95 — $2.95— Men’s White Broad cloth DRESS SHIRTS Seconds — $1.98— WOMEN’S SLACKS 17 Only Values to $5.95 —$1.98— Adm. Evenings. 2Sr-9e, Including Tax WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JAN. 7-8 James Stewart, Jane Wvman, Ned Sparks and Donald Meek in “ MAGIC TOWN" . . . . They were two extraordinary people in a “sensationally average” town . . . He found out that as Grandview goes, so goes the nation. Disney Cartoon News Adm. Evenings. Me-Oe. Inc. Tax. \Vi HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. Treating you as we would like to be treated if we were the customer and you the management. NYSSA, OREGON 4 \
