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T H E N YS S A G ATE C IT Y JO U R N A L, N YS S A , OREGON
the civic club. T h e narration was
written by Mis. G eor.e Henneman
and was lead by Mrs. Dennis Patch,
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Models presented fashions from
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zie shoppe, the Oolden Rule store
240 A T T E N D S T Y L E SHOW
and Bracken 's Others represen tea
Tw o hundred and forty women of were the Beauty Nook, the Owyhee
N yssi and vicinity attended the Beauty shop, PaUiUS Jewelry store,
spring styie snow sponsored by the Mrs. E. H. Fle.hman o f Luzier, Inc.
Nyssa Civic club at the Nyssa thea and Mrs. Hairy Collins, ooraetin.
ter
Wednesday
afternoon.
The Members of the adult sewing class
guests were presented with favors under the direction o f Mrs. Charles
from the Owyhee Drug company - Steffens presented a number ot
by the members of the hospitality garments made at class sessions.
A trio consisting c f Miss June
committee, Mrs. Walter M cPart-
land, Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Lynn Lawrence anu
Oarlos Buchner and Janice Frost. Mrs. Vern Chadwick sang “ Johnny
The guests were welcomed by Fedora" and “ Summertime” .
Refreshments were served in the
Mrs. Houston Wilson, president of
Social ^ntes
Saturday Special
April 24, 1948
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THEATRE
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Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton as
Dagwood and Blondie Bumstead in
“B L O N D IE ’S A N N IV E R S A R Y ”
and Mrs. A. C. Sallee. Mrs. J. L.
Church had charge of the music
or the affair.
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F A R E W E L L P A R T Y GIVEN
A farewell party was given at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Cottle
recently in honor of Mrs. A. C.
Newsom, who left last week to
make her home in California.
Guests form ng three tables of
bridge were invited. Scores in cards
were won toy Mrs. Glea Billings
apd Mrs. George Mitchell. Mrs.
Newsom was given a going-away
gift.
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E N T E R T A IN S BOOK CLUB
Mrs. Hilda Tensen entertained
the members o f the Kingman Kol-
ony Book club at her home Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Fry
reviewed “T h e Bish p's M antle" by
Agnes Turnbull. Mrs. Merle Judd
was a guest for the afternoon. R e
freshments were served by the
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Towne of hostess.
Nyssa announce the engagement of
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heir daughter. Colleen Elizabeth,
B R ID G E HOSTESS
o Robert O. Barry of Boise, son
Mrs. George Henneman enter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barry of tained with two tables of bridge at
Mountain Home. Miss Towne at jher home Wednesday afternoon of
tended high school for three years last week. Prizes for the afternoon
at Nyssa and graduated from St. went to Mrs. George Mitchell for
Teresa's academy at Boise. She also high score, and Mrs. Henry Hartley
attended
Marylhurst college
at for second high.
Portland. Mr. Ban’y, a graduate of
Mountain Home high school, is a
A D R IA N T E A * PRO M HELD
veteran of the navy. T h e couple
One o f the outstanding occasions
plan a summer wedding.
of the Adrian high school’s pro
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lobby of the theater by the tea
committee, Mrs. Harry Miner, Mrs.
C. A. Molly, Mrs. J. L. Herriman,
Mrs. S. P. Bybee. Mrs George M it
chell, Mrs. Tom Eldredge, Mrs.
Kenneth Cottle and Mrs. F. G.
Holmes. C arl’s Doll House and
Curry Produce assisted the tea
committee with equipment. Brack
en’s assisted in the stage decora
tions and modeling. Olean Wells,
manager cf the theater, assisted
with lighting and stage settings.
Mrs. Joe Sutherland was general
chairman of the style show, assist
ed by Mrs. Burnall Brown, Mrs.
Ron Campbell, Mrs. Bernard Frosi
NEWS
VIEWS
B Y LEW HERRIMAN
Dr. John R. Saunders, a top
government scientist, says that ten
million Americans carry a rabbit’s
foot for good luck. Which gives
you an idea of what scientists do
in their spare time. It's kind of
interesting at that. Here we are
up to our budgets in the atomic
age and ten m illion of us are luring
Lady Luck with Br’er Rabbit’s
paw. O f course some o f the rest
of us refuse to walk under ladders,
or let a black cat cross our paths.
We “ knock on wood” and worrry
about spilled salt. None of us
really believes in these things, but
shucks, there's no use taking chan
ces! Still, those rabbit-feet didn’t
help the rabbits much.
The Canadian Red Crass Blood
bank in Victoria, B. C., just got
a transfusion of blood from A.
Stone. Which proves that nothing
is impossible. Is your car getting
to the "Rheum atic" stage? Per
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grams for the year was the annual
lunior-senior prom, which was held
n the auditorium of the high
chool building Friday evening, A p
ril 16.
The beautifully decorated room
arried
out
the
theme, “April
“bowers” . In the center of the
room was a lovely summer garden,
urrounded by a little white picket
"ence. T h e west end of the room
•ontained a large rainbow with
r * s o f cold at either end. The
soft lighting effect was made by
floor lamps and candles. The scene
was complete with a blue sky over
head.
The dinner sponsored by the Jun-
< ct mothers was served by the
freshman and sophomore girls. Fol-
'owing the dinner, dancing was
enjoyed by the students and the
ra?ulty. Music was furnLshed toy
Shane’s orchestra from Ontario.
The same decorations were used
he
following
afternoon,
when
lie G irls’ league of the Adrian high
chool, sponsored a" tea honoring
their mothers and invited guests.
Eloise Crocker, who has been act
ing president of the G irls' league
for the past year, was in charge
of the ceremonies for the after
noon. Ardys »Hurst, program chair
man, introduced the visiting presi
dents from Vale, Nyssa, Parma and
Ontario. T h e new officers installed
for the coming year are: President,
Norma Jean Dierking; vice presi
dent, Carman Sillonis: treasurer,
Arlene Piercy, and secretary, Joyce
Kurtz.
Tea was served by the girls,
with the mothers of the outgoing
President, Mrs. E. E. Crocker, and
the incoming president, Mrs. Lam
bert Dierking, presiding at the tea
table.
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R F P O R T ON M E E T IN G
A t the regular meeting of Job’s
Daughters bethel No. 33 last Thurs
day night, the members enjoyed
i report of the grand session held
in Portland April 8, 9 and 10. Three
delegates, Ellen McGee, Viva Mary
Leseburg and Beverly Hoehn, dis
cussed the convention.
A t the close of the meeting, the
bethel gave a surprise shower for
the past honor queen, Lorraine
Chard, who is a recent bride. Many
lovely gifts were presented, and
refreshments were served by Dar
lene Sessler, Marlene Moss, Glenda
Moss and Beverly Burbidge.
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D IN N E R C L U B MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. Burnall Brown en
tertained the members o f the W ed
nesday evening dinner club last
week. Dinner was enjoyed at the
country club, followed by 'an ev
ening o f bridge a t the Brown
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A love stoiy so beautiful it was set to music!
Katherine Hepburn, Paul Henreid, Robert
Walker and Leo J. Carroll 'in
OF
Mrs. R. T. Sager and Mrs. Merlin Norma McKlmmey. Dedication of a
Myers. Sponsor for this .group is new signet was held. A past pa
the Women's Society of Christian tron’s pin was presented to Luray
Service of the Methodist church. Trabert. Hostesses for the even
A fter roll call a short program was ing were Mrs. J. L. Church, Mrs.
| given for the girls mothers who L. A. Maulding. and Mrs. Grant
were in attendance.
Rinehart.
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SC O U TS E NJO Y M E ETIN G
E N T E R T A IN A T P A R T Y
The members o f G irl Scouts
Mr and Mrs. Gene Stunz enter
Troop No. 5 met for a meeting last tained with three tables of bridge
Thursday at the park. The girls at their heme Sunday evening.
practiced trail finds, firemaking, H i’ h score for the evening was held
and out-door cookery and heard a by Mrs. Houston Wilson, and sec
book review by Kristine Rinehart. ond high by Robert Wilson.
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E ASTE R N S T A R MEETS
E N T E R T A IN S A T D IN N E R
The Golden Rule chapter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox enter
Eastern Star met at the Masonic tained on Tuesday evening at the
hall Monday evening. An affilia country club for Mr. and Mrs. W y
tion ceremony was held for Mrs. att Smith.
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The engagement of Miss Janice
Osborn of Parma to Paul R. Herr
ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Herring o f Nyssa, has been ann
ounced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Osborn o f Parma.
home. High score was held by Mrs.
Ray Larson and second high by
Mrs. A. H. Boydell. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McCurdy were guest players.
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E N T E R T A IN S U N D A Y G UESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison
entertained Sunday for Mrs. Char
les Newbill and Betty Lou. and
Mrs.
Nellie
Newbill
of
Newell
Heights. Fallowing a motor trip
in the afternoon, the guests were
entertained at dinner at the W a-
hington hotel in Weiser.
LE G IO N A U X IL IA R Y M EETS
The American Legion auxiliary
met last Thursday at the home
af Mrs. H. Collins. Plans were made
for the distribution of the 10 dress
es that the members are making
for children of disabled war vet
erans. A report was made on the
package that had been sent to a
French orphan. Mrs. Albert Heldt
was assistant hostess.
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H O NORED A T P A R T Y
Mr. and Mrs. G rant Lewis were
hosts Friday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kuehn, who
will
leave
Nyssa
in
M ay
to
make their home in Boulder, Colo
rado. High scores for the guests
playing at the four tables of bridge
were won by Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Farmer. A lovely going-away gift
was given to Mr. and Mrs. Kuehn
by the hosts.
E N T E R T A IN S CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wilson cn
tertained the members of the F ri
day evening Mr. and Mrs. bridge
club at their home last week. Mrs.
Edward Boydell held high score for
the evening and Mrs. Houston W il
son second high. Guests for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Stunz and Miss Nathelle Holton.
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NEW T R O O P FORM ED
A group of 20 girls met April
15 at the grade schoolhouse to
form Brownie troop No. 2, with
Mrs. W illiam Schireman as in
stalling officer. The girls’ leaders
will be Mrs. T. C. Seppich and
Mrs. Earnest Keiselhorst. The coun
cil members are Mrs. Leo Gonyer,
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L IV E S T O C K
Market
Report for
Grass fat cows $20 to $22.60.
Cutter cows $16 to $18.
Canner cows $14 to $13.
Beef bulls $22 to $24.
Veal calves $20 to $32.80.
Fed heifers $22 to $25.
Feeder steers $22 to $27.
S P E C IA L
F R ID A Y ,
April 20,
1948
Feeder ccws $190 to $220.
Weaner calves $30 to $155 hd.
Fat hogs $22.
Sews $13 to $'20.
Feeder pigs $19 to $21.
F. t lambs $16 to $20.
Ewe; $7 to $10.50.
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Members o f the Wednesday ev
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at the Doll House with Mrs. Joe
M a ugh an as hostess. Guests of
the evening were Mrs. Bernard
Frost, Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper and
Mrs. Ward Tyler. Prizes went to
Mrs. Ed Frost and Mrs. Bernard
Frost.
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