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T H E N Y S S A G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L, N YSSA, OREGON PAGE FOUR - 8 - E PISC O PAL G U IL D E N T E R T A IN S The members oi the Episcopal Guild entertained Tuesday evening at progressive bridge and pinochle parties. Hostesses for the pinochle jiarties were Mrs. Hilda Tensen and Mrs. E. K. Burton. Hostesses for bridge were Mrs. W illiam Schire- y'chJ< -áX&uÁ. fiu. I j oxju JUL^ - Z x NewbiU. president; Mrs. Walter Mc- Holly, directors of the Big Bend 8th day o f May, 1948. 1948. Partland, vice president and Mrs. Irrigation District filed in the C ir Dated and sealed at Vale, Ore- H. S. Sackett, County Clerk George Schweizer, secretary-treas cuit Court of the State of Oregon gon, on this, the 8th day of May of the Circuit Court._____ _____ urer. Mrs. George Mitchell was a for Malheur County their petition praying for a judicial examination guest for the afternoon. and judgment as to the regularity —J — and legality o f the proceedings o f S O C IE T Y MEETS The May meeting of the Faith the petitioners and the District N O W B U Y IN G C O A L A N D ELECTRIC Mission society was held at the In the authorization and execution home of Mrs Andrew Ekanger Wed of the contract of the District with nesday afternoon, May 5. The topic the United States of America for for study and discussion, entitled the construction o f the irrigation Christian Citizenship and Health” , works of the Anderson Ranch Dam - 8 - CLUB HEARS P R E S ID E N T-E LE C T was led by Pastor Wuest. The so piOject on the Boise River in the Mrs. Frank Morgan was hostess ciety made plans for a cooked food State o f Idaho and re-payment by ■ to the members of the A.N.K. G ar ale to be held in June, proceeds che Park Unit o f the Big Bend den club at her home Tuesday a f oi which will be used to equip the irrigation District o f the propor ternoon. Mrs. Ralph Fowler of Pen kitchen of the new church. The tionate share at the cost thereof W e Have for sale Used Electric Hotpoint dleton, president-elect of the State June meeting of the society will allocated to irrigation purposes and Federation of Garden Clubs, was be held at the home of Mrs. D. L. as to the validity of said contract, the guest speaker Mrs. Fowler spoke Benedict. and for an order approving and on flower arrangements and made confirming the same and that said —8 - some outstanding arrangements with F A R E W E L L HONORS EXTENDED petition is now pending in said Range, Gasoline Range, Coal oil Range, the flowers furnished by the club Mrs. Alvin Kuehn and her mo Circuit Court; that on tne 8th day members. At a short business m eet ther, Mrs. Messner were honored of May 1948, upon motion of the ing following Mrs. Fowler's talk, Saturday afternoon at a tea given petitioners the Court made and-en the following officers were e’ected at the home of Mrs. Glea Billings. tered its order fixing the 29th day W ood Range. for the coming year: Mrs. Charles T h irty-five ladies called during the of June 1948, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon as the time hours o f 2 and 5 o’clock. The tea table was centered with *hen, and the Circuit Court room pink candles and small spring of the Malheur County Courthouse flowers in a group of miniature at Vale, Oregon, as the place where vases. Mrs. Warren Farmer, Mrs -aid petition ana tne proceedings Art Smith and Mrs. Klass Powell .hereunder will be heard; that pur poured. In charge o i the guest suant to said order hearing of said book were Mrs. Ed Frost. Mrs. petition and the proceedings there Phone 125-W Ward Wieneke and Mrs. Edward under will be heard on tne 29th uay of June, 1948 at the hour of Boydell. Miss Annette Campbell as sisted the hostess. A silver tea ser il:0 0 o ’clock in the forenoon in the vice was presented to Mrs. Kuehn Circuit Court Room of the Maiheur and a lovely pin to Mrs. Messner. County Courthouse at Vale, O re The P.T.A. of the Apple valley gon; that in said order the Court district also honored Mrs. Kuehn directed that notice be served on Fri-’ay with a farewell party at all persons and parties concerned their schoolhouse. An evening of oy publication thereof for thiee entertainment was planned and re (3) succesive weeks, being four (4) freshments were servd. A going- publications, in the Gate City Jour jiway gift was given to Mrs. Kuehn nal, published at Nyssa, Oregon, by the group in appreciation of and that jurisdiction of the Court her service to the school, in which in the premises be complete at the expiration of ten days after the full she taught for two years. to th e publication of this notice; that the —« — date of the first publication of this T H U R S D A Y CLUB P L A Y S Mrs. BurnaJl Brown was hostess notice is May 13th, 1948, and that last week to the members of her the date of the last publication is Thursday afternoon club. High score June 3rd, 1948; and You are hereby further notified was held by Mrs. A. H. Boydell and traveling prize by Mrs. Ron that you and each of you, or any Campbell. Guests for the afternoon person or party interested, may at were Mrs. C. A. Mally, Mrs. Ber any time prior to the expiration of nard Frost, Mrs. Dennis Patch and ten (lOi days after the 3rd day of June 1948, appear and contest the Mrs. Ron Campbell. validity o f this proceeding or any — 8— of the acts or things covered by D IN N E R HOSTESS Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith en this proceeding and recited and tertained at a dinner Sunday at enumerated in said petition, and for their outstanding their home. Guests for the occasion if you fail so to appear the Court were Mrs. Ella Smith, Mr. and will proceed in its judicial exam Mrs. Frank F ry and Mr. and Mrs. ination and enter its judgment and achievements in an industry decree as to the regularity and Carroll Tucker and children. I r u. nuy . r. rv. nummunu, vicyuti legality of such proceedings and of —8 - so vital to the progress of our community, each and all of such proceedings, G IR L SCO UTS ELECT acts and things covered by said T h e members of troop 5 of the give your support and attend their show. G irl Scouts m et last week at the •petition, and declaring said contract home of their leader, Mrs. Grant to be a legal, valid and binding Rinehart. O fficers elected for the obligation of the district. This notice is given by me under coming year were Twila Strasbaugh, president: Onna Pounds, secretary; seal of the above entitled Court Joanna Moore, treasurer, and Bon pursuant to and by authority of nie Mullins, reporter. Recent book the order of Hon. M. A. Biggs, reports have been given by Twila Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Strasbaugh and LaVCrne Farson. Malheur, made and entered on the nan, Mi J. J. Earazin, Mrs. Ber- lard Eastman and Mrs. O. L. G al- oway. Fallowing an evening of ards, the guests adjourned to the parish hall for lefreshm ents and the awarding of prizes. High scores in pinochle were held by Mrs. John Broad and C. H. Bennett and low scores by Mrs. Ralph Haworth and Kenneth Renstrom. High scores at bridge were held by Miss Lu cille Sallee and G e irg e Mitchell, and low scores by Mrs. A V. Cook Uncial inti's n f S SATURDAY, M AY 15 I and Edward Boydell. In a drawing | Miss Eva Boydell won a quilt. —e - j E N T E R T A IN S B R ID G E CLUB i Mrs. Warren Farmer was hostess 'Tuesday afternoon to her bridge club. Prize for high score was won by Mrs. Edward Boydell and for second high by Mrs. Robert W il son. Prize for low score went to Mrs. Grant Lewis, a guest player. R an ge s Ideal G a s Let’s Ail Attend the spring dairy show of the Malheur County Jersey Breeders association * T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 13, 1948 Cr A p p lian ce Congratulations A t the Nyssa G ra d e Sch o ol G ro u n d s Satu rd ay, M a y 15 M a lh e u r C o u n ty Support another o f our home industries. 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