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NEW YEAR PARTIES
HELD AT ADRIAN
ADRIAN, Jan. 8—'Harvey Otis has
returned home after visiting his j
daughter, Mrs. Henry Macgroder
in Milton-Freewater.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas
entertained New Year’s eve with a
pot-luck supper and pinochle par
ty. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
DeHaven, Mr. and Mrs. C. Glenn
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft, Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. marking, and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Bteelman. Dale Ash
craft won the traveling prize and
also consolation fo men. Mrs. Dale
Ashcraft held tow score. Mrs. L. W.
Dierklng and Bill Ashcraft won high
score prize.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dierklng and
Norma Jean were New Year’s din
ner guests in tihe Clyde Steelman
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ritchie and *
son, Glen, and Mrs. Grace Seavert
of Camas, Washington were dinner
guests Tuesday evening of Mr. and
Mrs. Gayle Martin. Mrs. Seavert is
an aunt of Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Ritchie is a cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Martin were
guests New Year’s day in the home
of Mrs. Martin’s brother, Marlon
English, and family in Cambridge,
Idaho. Her niece and nephew, Jerry
and Bobble English returned home
with them for a visit.
Karen and Melvin Sparks return
ed to their home in Boise Friday
morning, after spending their Christ
mas holidays with their grandmo
ther, Mrs. Ellen Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sparks en
tertained on New Year’s day with
dinner for -the following guests:
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson. Mrs.
Ellen Sparks and Mildred, Melvin
and Karen Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Glenn Brown,
Betty Korman and Kristine were
gue ts New Year’s day In the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Bob Eastman in
Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richards and
children left Thursday to make
their home In Madras. Mrs. Rich
ards and children stayed with her
parentis, Mr. and Mrs. William Ash
craft, while Mr. Richards built their
new home in Madras.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ashcraft
spent. New Year’s dav with the Ray
Drown family in Nyssa.
Mrs. BUI Willis was pleasantly
surprised New Year's day, when her
brother, Herbert Woods, and fami
ly of Alturas, California arrived
fo a visit.
Mrs. Ajmd’la Rowbottom is visit
ing the Dan Hbllv family. Mrs.
Rowbottom and Mr. Holly are
brother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hollv and Ted
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holly
were New Year's eve guests In the
F. A. Miller home In the Big Bend
community.
Mrs. Bethel Martin entertained at
a surprise birthday partv -honoring
her husband, Gayle Martin, Friday
evening, January S. The main at-
traotton was the beautiful large
decorated blrt.hrtsv cake. Another
-•’mailer decorated birthday cake
honored little Catherine Nelson,
whose first -birthday was January
3. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Willis. Mr and Mrs. Bill Nel
son and Catherine, Mr and Mrs.
Dick Holly, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge
Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs Bobby
Brown, Betty Jean Toomb, and
Roberta and Jerald English. Rummy
was played after the dinner, with
high prizes going to Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Willis and consolation prizes
to Lois Cartwright and BUI Nelson.
Gayle received many nice birthday
gifts.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Looney en
tertained at a New Year’s dinner
in the evening for theft parents,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ixxmey of
Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Henderson of Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Parker en
tertained at a dinner New Year’s
for Mr. and Mrs E. E. Parker,
Iota Parker and Clifford Looney.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Hill and
children of NeiweU Heights were
dinner guests Friday evening in the
Vernon Parker home The occasion
honored Bobby Parker on his tenth
birthday
DINNERS SERVED
AT BUENA VISTA I
BUENA VTfTTA. Jan. a Mr and
Mrs. Willis Bertram entertained on
New Year's day for Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Jamison. Mrs Frank Ber
tram and Harold of South Dakota
and Mr and Mrs. Hailey of Cali
fornia.
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Mrs. James Stephen. Sr, and
Mr. and Mrs OlSUit Armstrong
and daughter accompanied Mr and
Mr». Joe Stephen and daughter
to California Tuesday for a visit
Mr. and Mrs Alva Ooodell and
Alva Jr. were New Year's dinner
guests at the O. E. Oheldelln home
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Topllff were
New Year’s dinner guests at Mrs
Ethel Ooodell h home near Vale
Mr. and Mrs James Stephen. Jr.1
were in Oa Id well Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Bert I OoodeU of
Haigher. Nebraska and Leonard
OoodeU of Vale were Sunday din
ner guests at the Alva OoodeU
home The boys are nephews of
Mr. Ooodell
Mr and Mrs. Jamee Stephen. Jr.,
entertained at three tables at pino
chle New Year’s eve. Those who
enjoyed the evening were Mr and
Mrs Bert Peck*. Mr and Mrs
Hehnar Julum. Mr and Mrs. John
Strickland, Mr, and Mrs. Alva
Ooodell and Mr and Mis Fred Ste
phen Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs. Dehert Cleaver
and Oary were In Osklwell Wed
nesday
Mrs Frank Bertram and Harold
left for South Dakota Saturday
after «pending the two weeks at the
Willis Bertram home.
THE N Y
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GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1948
CRISIS!
In Memorial Hospital
Campaign
ONLY A FEW DAYS REMAIN in this campaign. YOU NEED $42,000. This will require a high standard of subscriptions from
those who are in a position to subscribe larger amounts. In additition it will require several hundred more who can subscribe for
memberships ($100) and many $50 subscriptions. THE TEST IS, are you donating to the limit of yor ability to PROTECT THE
LIVES AND HEALTH OF YOUR LOVED ONES, your neighbors, and perhaps yourself? This is YOUR problem------ Tomorrow
may be TOO LATE!
You Will Use The Hospital
Why Not Help Build It?
Build
Infantile Paralysis
Treatment Center.
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If Sufficient Funds Are Raised
AN ADDITIONAL WING WILL BE BUILT FOR TREATMENT OF IN
FANTILE PARALYSIS (POLIO) CASES. THE PARALYSIS FOUNDATION
HAS PROMISED TO EQUIP THIS WING WITH BEDS, IRON LUNG,
AND ALL FACILITIES FOR TREATMENT OF CASES OF THIS DREAD
ED DISEASE. IT SHOULD NOT BE NECESSARY TO TAKE YOUR LOV
ED ONES TO DISTANT CITIES, SUCH AS BOISE AND PORTLAND
FOR HOSPITAL TREATMENT, AWAY FROM FRIENDS AND LOVED
ONES.
The door will swing wide to all in time
of need.
DISTRICT TO BE SERVED
THIS HOSPITAL IS SO PLANNED AS TO SERVE CITIZENS
OF THE NYSSA AREA, NU-ACRES, APPLE VALLEY, OWY
HEE AND BIG BEND DISTRICTS AND ADRIAN, PARMA,
WILDER. ROSWELL AND THEIR SURROUNDING COM
MUNITIES.
HOW YOU MAY SERVE
Think of the time the volunteer workers are spending, the
number of calls these busy men must make and the spirit in which
they are working. REMEMBER, IT IS YOUR PROBLEM AS
WELL AS THEIRS.
Welcome these workers who are serving you. Don't give alibis.
Subscribe to the best of your ability.
Help Now!
IT SHOULD NOT BE NECESSARY to SELL YOU on the need of a hospital.
IT SHOULD NOT BE A QUESTION OF HOW LITTLE BUT HOW MUCH
YOU CAN DO in the way of a SA CR1FIC1AL GIFT to make the hospital pos
sible.
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Join Now! Be A Member!
One Hospital Voting Membership
For- $100 Or More Subscribed
ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP, gift of less than $100.
HELP!
Write or Phone
To Headquarters
You May Pay Installments
District Memorial Hospital Campaign Headquarters in City Hall, Nyssa, Phone 92-J.
The Cast of This Advertisement H u Been Raised by PaMir-Spirited Citizens.
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