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THURSDAY, APRIL S, 1948 ’LHE N^SSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR lngton and Ruby Ellen Hunsucker | Estate of Arthur W. Glenn, de- Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hoffman I were Sunday dinner guests of Mr They went to Salt Lake City last of Jamieson. ceased. week to attend an L.D.S. con 11 is helping Leslie Top- were dinner guests at the Howard I and Mrs. Case Muntjewerff. John Robert Good and Mary on the Topiltf Day home Saturday evening. Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and ference. Visit in Boise— Mrs. Lily Dement of Ontario Is Rose Howell, botn oi Ontario. and Mrs. Hoffman and Mr. a n d ' family and B. G. Roberts visited Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Courtney of BUENA VISTA, April 8— The Ore- farm at the home of her daughter, Mrs. COMPLAINTS, CIRCUIT COURT Mrs. Day spent the evening in Mr aJld Mrs Miller Henderlider Ellis Warner, recovering from an David J. Orr vs. John A. Turner. ! Ontario, Mrs. Gerald Curry and gun Trail Orange wlU meet April Mr and Mra ° rover MrSweaney j Cancellation of contract. ¡Mrs. S. P. Bybee spent Saturday 13. Mrs. Edna Parris, county health . and ,amlly of Michigan moved onto Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram at- I i , ti f anl pa' , . Phelan minor operation. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hipp and PETITIONS, PROBATE COURT in Boise on business. Prle" ds j * “ * T her nurse, will give a talk and show ^ place formerly known as the tended a party at the Wilson Win- family were dinner guests of Mrs. " _ . ... Wyckoff place. He Is working for ter home Saturday evening I £ £ O m a r ^ n o f aftlr spend- Hlpp's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Keele a motion picture on health. Alva Gooden. of Payette, Sunday. Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and Gary | Mr. Highlelgh of Burley spent COLUMBIA FARMERS ° " “ r“> Mrs. Clyde Bowers met with her and Alva Ooodell called at the Sunday at Che home of his cous- PLANTING POTATOES Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts en 4-H Cooking club April 3 at the U UXtdcAj Henry Estrick home in Meridian ln' Mrs Willis Bertram. tertained Saturday evening with home of Dorothy Sparks. Seven ,if . Mrs. George Cleaver and Mrs. four tables of pinochle. Mr. and members were present. They made Wednesday. Alva Goodeli attended the Home ' COLUMBIA AVENUE, April _ Mrs. Noel Tuppeny won high prices cookies and deviled eggs. The next E. L. Jamison and Willis Bertram Economics club meeting at the Roy Several farmers are planting their tnd Leroy Bennett and Ruby Eng meeting will be held April 17. took their cattle to the range Holmes home Thursday afternoon.’ ) potatoes this week. low. The Arcadia Sunshine club met u l House guests of Mr. and Mrs. lish, Mrs. Harvey Bennett, Mrs. Dyre at the home of Mrs. John Hickey I Melvin Jensen are Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY, APRIL 10 Roberts and Mrs. John Packwood April 2. with 13 members and four I Saunders of Ogden. and Harry attended the presby- visitors present. After the business M ká Mr. and Mrs. John van der Bro ck of Ann Arbor, Michigan called terial in Nampa Thursday Mrs. meeting, Mrs. L. E. Robbins gave Parrott of Caldwell returned with a report on a Nyssa hospital meet ‘ on Pete Tensen and other friends them for a visit with her daugh ing that she attended. Mrs. Ellis last week. Mr. van der Broek, who Mrs. John Packwood. Warner received the birthday gifts lectured at 12 universities, was on ter. Mrs. Fred Gibson and daughter for the month. Mrs. Otis Bullard his way home to Ann Arbor, where if Caldwell visited Thursday wit! received the door prize. Refresh he Is a professor in engineering at Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson. ments were served by Mrs. Hickey. , the university. The club will meet April 16, for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot were an all-day meeting and a potluck i Ontario visitors Friday. 4-H COOKING CLUB dinner at the home of Mrs. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. John Broad and HOLDS GATHERING Dowers. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tensen returned — Wilson’s Super-Market— Mrs. Olin Lay and Mrs. Betty Wednesday evening from a trip to ARCADIA, April 8— Mr. and Mrs. Garren and Don visited Saturday Portland. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. W. de Boer of Howard Sparks went to Ogden, evening in the Otis Bullard home. Utah last week to be with their in their new location at Second street Mr. and Mrs. Vem Moore of Ida MINER’S BARBER SHOP Ontario spent Friday afternoon at san, who was to undergo a throat ho are visiting his sister, Mrs. the Dick Groot home. operation. John Schenk, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar (Open Until 7 p.m. on Saturday) Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bamhardt and Good avenue. The Edison family, who have cadia called on relatives in this and son and Miss Hazel Hickev. been living on Fred Shilling’s place community Sunday afternoon. Edward C. Larsson and Dick all o f Elgin, Oregon, spent four since last fall, moved last week. We congratulate them upon the opening o f such Groot attended a farm sale at No- days here last week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey. tus Tuesday afternoon. NEWS OF RECORD Mr. and Mrs. George Hust and Mrs. Klaas Tensen called at the a fyie store Prank Wilson home at Oregon family spent Sunday with Mr. and MARRIAGE LICENSES Mrs. Bob Barbee and family near Trail last week. Thomas Sinclair Martin and Jan- Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. John Schenk have is Ruth Mauzey, both of Lakeview. CONSOLIDATION OF purchased a new Studebaker car. I Julius Rollin Hopper of Hunt- GRANGE TO HAVE Thursday r- a ■ t u o D A r D A VI Jim Ritchie H E A L T H P R O G R A M luf fculld a 5 ¿d U d c SfluigJt S t 'fite (SddUx, Í¿ I {. We Wish Good Luck Congratulations Wilson’s Super-Market Towne's Garage We Would Like To Extend Our Good Wishes The Wilsons upon the opening of their beautiful new WILSON’S SUPER-MARKET Morrison Electric Company SCHOOLS TALKED BIG BEND, April 8— Mr. and Mrs. Miles Teter have moved from the Bend to the government cabin on the Owyhee river. Miles is the ditch rider at the upper end of the Owyhee ditch. A meeting was held at the Big Bend schoolhouse Thursday even ing to discuss consolidation. The requirements for a standard school were read. Many expressed their desire to standardize rather than consolidate. The matter will be vot- )ed on soon. „ Dale Teter went to a Parma doctor Monday evening with a painfully sprained ankle. The Wade P.T.A. met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Miller, with 21 members and three visitors present. There was considerable discussion on the re quirements of a standard school. Mrs. E. H. Brumbach read an Interesting letter, to the P.T.A. from Mrs. Johnnie Trussell, de scribing how the Trussell family is becoming adapted to western Oregon. New officers were chosen for the coming year as follows: President, Mrs. Darrell English; vice president, Mrs. Harvey Ben nett, and secretary, Mrs. Dyre R o berts. Helen Hatch, program chair man. had asked each member i > [ bring his baby picture. Ruby Eng lish won the prize for being voted | the cutest baby. Mrs. Miller, the | hostess, served refreshments. Mrs. Harriet Brumbach attended 'the state board of education meet- | ing in Portland over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. George Swlgert returned to their home Wednesday from the Ed Maurer home tn Wtld- ¡er. Mrs. Baker Is helping care for them. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haworth — Congratulations I I Am Happy to have built Nyssa’s most modem grocery store for Barney Wilson and his family. I wish to them luck and success. WILSON BROTHERS They treated me so nicely, I know everyone • o f the finest groceries and meats and be treated On Nyssa’s Finest FOOD MARKET — A Store To Be Proud Of— Built With RILCO LAMINATED WOOD RAFTERS — Furnished By— the same as I. NYSSA LUMBER COMPANY J. C. Krul Nyssa Building Contractor International Folk and Dance F estival (Modern and Old-Time) We Feel A P R IL 19 Curtain 8 P. M., Sharp! Nyssa Is Fortunate NYSSA SCHOOL GYMNASIUM 14 Countries, Plus AMERICAN NEGROES AMERICAN COWBOYS AMERICAN INDIANS (All in Costume A N D --------------------------------- ? in having such a fine new store as the Wilson’s Super-Market The new store is an outstanding addition to the business section of Nyssa Who-Is-Miss America? Hear Indian Sign Language The Man From Honolulu The Irish Song Bird We wish a lot of luck to the operators of this progressive pioneer institution. Stunz Lumber Co. » who trades in this store will have his choice Real Cowboy Ponies See The Indian Love Call, As Only A Real Indian Princess Can Sing It Former Radio Cowboy Trio The Talking Clock The Singing Saw The Dutch Mills Go Round and Round Hawaiian Guitars Miss America in All Her Elegant Splendor Czechoslovakian Language, Dutch and Hawaiian — A 2-HOUR SHOW— A CAST OF 85 PEOPLE SPONSORED BY THE 2nd WARD L.D.S. MUTUAL Adults, $1; Children 14 and under, 50c Proceeds To Go For New Church Building
