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You’ll Be Delighted THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON TACE TWO ner f r their mothers, Mrs. Russeil BIBLE SCHOOL IS ration. Sr., and Mis. Earl Crocker. PLANNED AT OWYHEE The ocaslon also marked the birth OWYHEE. May 13— Owyhee grade day anniversary of Mr. Patton. Sr., he too was an honor guest. school won first place In the trade so Others in the party were Earl meet of the union high school dis Crocker and daughters, Jean and trict No. 4 Thursday. In the af Jean, and son. Melvin, and Del ternoon they were also winners in and Paulette Patton. a softball game with the Ridge- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Patton view school 18 to 13. were dinner guests at the Lou Rev. R. G Chandler, union Sun Filer f unily in Ontario Saturday day school missionary from Cald evening. well. visited the Owyhee Sunday Mr and Mrs. Werner Peutz and school Sunday. Plans were complet daughter. Wanda, were dinner ed for a Bible school to begin as gu' -' s-n d ly In the Glenn Mc soon as school is out. Rev. Stanley Ginnis home. Cain, guest speaker, entertained vn and Mr Leo Huber of Mer the children with Bible magic. Mr. idian were Sunday guests in the and Mrs. Chandler and sons. Don Warner Peutz home. nie and Davie, and Rev. Cain were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Patton were dinner guests of the Wallace Gregg gue ts at dinnee Sunday in the A. family. T. Patterson home in Wilder. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald, who is Mr. and Mrs. Lee Householder recuperating from a mayor opc-a- were among a gr-up who were en tion, and son, Butch, are spending tertained at a Mother’s day dinner the week with her father, Ray in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fetoher, in Homedale. Wvatt of Sunset valley Sunday. Mr. Annie Gregg and Herschel Mr and Mrs. Huph Glenn en Gregg and three children, Sally, tertained at dnner Sunday for Mr. Allen and David, were guests on and Mrs. Claude Smith and their Mother's day at the Jess Gregg daughter. Mrs. Carrol Matthews of home in Sunset valley. Owyhee corner and Mrs. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Carl Junquest and Phillips and Miss Betty Jo Will two sons. Dustin and Jon, of An iams of Nyssa. derson dam, were week-end guests Dale Glenn was a business vis in the S D. Bigelow home. itor in Boise Friday. The following pupils of the Owy Mr. and Mrs. George Sohweizer hee school were perfect in the report that their on-in-law, Barr fourth county spelling test: Mar Doolittle, formerly an Owyhee res cella Morris, Vivian Hoke. Charles ident. has been transferred to a Howard, Bonita Langlois. Fern po ition a field engineer of a dam Price. Bill Ward, Joan Crocker. being buiit at Dickinson, North Dale Haney. Maxine Kygar and Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Doolittle and Marven Larson. Those receiving 94 two children have recently been to 98 were Richard Hite, Molly llvir g m Ephrata, Washington. Connaughy, Roberta Morfitt. Mary Mrs. Bob Rice, with Mrs. Don Ellen Williams, Jimmy Connaughy, ald Hite as assistant, will entertain Ralph Hite and Gerald Reed. tin- Owjhee Community club May In a recent national current ev 20 at the Rice home at Owyhee ents test the following pupils had corner. scores above the median for their David Lewis of Wilder .spent from grade: Richard Hite. Molly Conn Friday until Sunday as a guest In aughy and Marcella Morris in the the T. II. Brewer home. eighth grade and Roberta Mortitt, Mary Ellen Williams, Charles How ard. Fern Price and Carlton Mor MAGICIAN GIVES AT SCHOOL gan in the seventh grade. 8. D. Bigelow has accepted the position of sexton in the Owyhee BIG BEND. May 13— Rev. Stanley cemetery for the summer. [ Cain, a magician, accompanied by I Ljnn Kygar is building a new Rev. D. G. Chandler, gave perform- | cinder block house on his ranch. ancet for the pupUa of the Wade Mr. and Mrs. B.iail Hutchinson : chool Friday afternoon, for th e1 of Seneca and Lea and Harley members and guests of the Wade Wintar of Nyssa called Saturday ' P. T. A. at the Hutchinson home \ evening In the Wilson Winter home ] and ut the Big Bend school in the j Mr. and Mrs. John Powers and I evening. son, Dannie, of Martinez, Califor Mr. and Mrs. John Packwood nia arrived Saturday for a visit wi re Saturday visitors in Nampa, with Mrs. Powers' brother, Char where Mr. Packwood consulted a les Culbertson, and family. physician. Mrs. Nellie Newbill Is spending George Filers, Joe and Benny several days with Mrs. Ellis Wal Witty, Wayne Roberts and Ray ters. mond Stradley attended a Boy Mr. and Mrs. -Louis Skinner left Scout court of honor Monday ev Wednesday for a visit with their ening in the high school auditor daughter, Mrs. Betty White, in ium. Benny w as awarded a second | Los Angeles. They also plan on , class certificate and George and visits in Arizona and states in that Joe were awaided their Life Scout urea. certificates. Mr. and Mrs Ellis Walters were Last Thursday the Big Bend and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal Wade schools participated in the ter Fox of Nyssa Sunday. grade s ho>l triu k meet at Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton. Jr., Big Bend earned 61 points and entertained at a Mother's day din i Wade earned 63 iKiints. Owyhee lied with 206 points, or 60 points j more than its nearest competitor, Kingman Kolony. CARPENTER WORK. | The Wade P T. A. met Friday at the Hutchenson home with 15 , members and five visitors present. Plans were formulated for the last- 1 day-of-.school picnic, to bo held Sunday. May 23 at the Big Bend park. Stanley Cain of Wheaton, college entertained with Bible magic. Other numbers included songs by pupils of the lower room Gerald W arren and a song. "Bells of St. Mary's by Lorraine Vandewater. Refresh- | merits were served by the hostess ad assistant hostess, Mrs. Jack Steiner. THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1018 TO KNOW THAT WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR D RIVE -IN STORE, FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIE NCE, A COMPLETE UP - TO - DATE BAKERY DEPARTMENT Now you can be assured of Bread and Pastry that are really fresh. Golden brown loaves of Bread right out of the oven throughout the day. Pastry, so delicious and tender, it melts in your mouth. Stop in today, take some home, and you’ll agree. IT’S GORDON’S DRIVE-IN for luscious pastry and fine bread.----------- BAKERY SPECIALS FOR SATU RD AY-------------- Cream Puffs Donuts Apple Pies Made W ith Real Cream Glazed Delicious — Tasty 25C 3 FOR DOZEN JELLY ROLLS 39C 39c EACH Lots of Pure Jelly 30c EACH SHOW APPLE TURN-OVERS So Good, You’ll W ant Two LAYER CAKES, TEA ROLLS, HOT-DOG BUNS, HAMBERGER BUNS, COOKIES AND ROLLS Win $25.00 in Cash ----------- BY NAMING OUR LOAF OF BREAD----------- Each time you make a purchase in our Bakery Department you are entitled to make a suggestion for the name of our loaf of bread, which will later appear on the wrapper. TRY TODAY—TRY EVERY DAY—YOU MAY BE THE WINNER! OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT ALSO OFFERS YOU OUTSTANDING VALUES FOR THREE BIG D AYS, SATURD AY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY, M AY 1 5 - 1 7 - 1 8 Sliced or Halves — Heavy Syrup No. 2 Vi Cans 39C EACH 29c MATCHES Cans 2 CANS No. 2 Cans Grapefruit, Orange, Tangerine And Blended. Also 2’s Tomato Juice 6-Box Carton - Coffee 2-Pound Class Jars Libby’s 16-Ounce Ja r 22c Prune Juice Catsup Deluxe Red Fruit Del Monte, Quarts Dennison’s 1 5c 19c EACH Garden Fresh Vegetables 6c LUNCH MEATS Assorted 7c lb. COUNTY SHERIFF A t Primary Election — May 21, 1948 lb. lb. lb. BACON SQ UARES ORANGES Sm all, Full of Juice 7c BOLOGNA Ring 45c lb. 8c lb. GORDON’S DRIVE-IN Your Vote for Me W ill Ensure Above W e Suggest You Attend the Malheur Jersey Show, Sat., May 15 “BIGGEST” STORE IN N YSSA FOR ITS MILD CURE — lb — 55c 43c CHEESE Cheddai, Slightly Nippy Common sense will be applied in the adminis tration of the duties fixed by law for the sherift to perform. If elected sheriff of Malheur county, I will devote my entire time and energy for the benefit of the taxpayers of the county. THE 1 9C BEEF LIVER Freshly Sliced 59c lb. FRESH STRAW BERRIES T r I c F CELERY Crisp, Fresh Stock 14 Oz. BOTTLE Quality Meats CABBAGE New Crop, Hard POTATOES New Shafter Whites Candidate for Republican Nomination for: 99c EACH Plums No. 2 Vi CAN lb. 29c Cans TRU-AMERICAN Peach Preserves EACH 29C Jui uices Fruit Phone 36-M Hunt’s Tender Garden No. 2 Cans Bartletts — Heavy Syrup No. 2Vi Cans p 47C 2 CANS Peas Pears Peaches Remodeling, Repairing, and home building. ORVILLE MAZE 10c EACH SIZE 65c
