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THE NYSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON P . 'GE EIGHT Uncial inti's - 5 - C O U N C IL IN S TA LLE D A new Nys»a council for Job's Daughters was installed at a m eet ing held Wednesday evening. May 5. Felicia Ehlert, grand guardian of Oregon, presided while the follow ing members took office: Guard ian, Mrs Josephine Rigney; as sociate guardian, Jesse Rigney; guardian secretary, Mrs. Hazel Frost; treasurer, Mrs. Harlan Di- iven; guardian of music. Mrs. Hel en Wilson; guardian of finance, , Mrs. Norma M cKinney; guardian i of hospitality, Mrs. Helen Mauldlng, and guardian o f sociaibiiity, Mrs. D or;thy Burbidge. Mrs. Rigney was also installed as grand second mes senger in the state organization. Refreshments were served by the out-going counoil and a brief so cial time was enjoyed. | 5- M O TH E R S HONORED The L.D.S. first ward Sunday school held a special M other’s day program Sunday, M ay 9, with Malheur Jersey Show Will Be A Good Place To Leam Something About The Dairy Industry. W e Suggest You Attend! SATURDAY, MAY 15 TH E FOOD M A R T Here They Are ! ! ! Specials For MEN’S W O RK PANTS Good Heavy Material In Dark Brown — Reg. $3.39 Sizes 29 to 42 Friday Saturday Monday 1.47 BOYS’ BLUE JEANS Sanforized — Sizes 10-12-14 Reg. $1.85 BOYS’ T SHIRTS 50 ', Wool to Retain Shape Long Sleeves — Stripes Reg. $1.69 LADIES’ R A YO N HOSE Dream Girl — Sunlure Shade All Sizes — Reg. $1.15 Superintendent Waynard Talbot conducing. The theme of the pro gram was "Latter Day Saint M o thers As Builders of Homes and Human C haracters". The Junior 3unday school furnished songs and readings conducted by Mrs. Eldred Brower. Talks were given by Mrs. Henry Zobell, Russel Phillips, G ary Leavitt, Fredrick Fife, Frank A n derson, Frell Blair and Mrs. Ronald Campbell. A vocal solo was pre sented by Charles Taylor and a eng was sung by the girls chorus, directed by Carson Healy and ac companied by Mrs. Fred Trost. A potted plant was given to each mo ther. Special gifts were given to Mrs. M ary Bybee, the oldest mo ther, and Mrs. Bonnie Gorrell, the youngest mother. LUNCHEON HONORS G UEST Mrs. Maurice Judd entertained in her Newell Heights home Tues day at a luncheon honoring Mrs. Ralph Fowler o f Pendleton. Guests were Mrs. Walter McPartland, Mrs. Dennis Patch, Mrs. Carl Hill, Mrs. Robert Overstreet and Mrs. Fowler. E PIS C O PAL G U IL D M EETS Mrs. Vernon Duus was hostess to the members of the Episcopal guild at her home Monday even ing. Final plans for the progress ive parties for Tuesday were dis cussed during the business meet ing. —I — B R ID G E CLUB E N T E R T A IN E D Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eastman entertained the members of their Sunday evening bridge club at their home this week. High scores were held by Mrs. Harry Miner and George Henneman. E N T E R T A IN S FOR SON Mrs. George Whipple entertained at her home last Thursday in hon or of her son, Mark, on his birth-' day. Twelve children enjoyed games during the afternoon, followed by a lunch, including birthday cake. -5 - T O H AVE M U S IC A L SH O W I T h e M ay meeting o f the Nyssa 1 Civic club will feature a musical program on American music at the parish hall Wednesday, M ay 19 at 2:30 p.m. The program will consist of numbers by the Nyssa school or chestra, piano selections, a ladies trio, solo by Mrs. Robert Thurston of Vale, songs by a group of the Ontario choral club, and some folk music by students of the grade school. The program will be under the direction of Mrs. Carlos Buch ner, Mrs Henry Hartley and Mrs. 67c 57c OUTING FLANNEL 27-Inch — White-Blue-Pink J This is First Quality— Not Seconds DRYGOODS — SHOES — CLOTHING X-Ray Shoe Fitting NYSSA OREGON W alter McPartland, In connection with this meeting will be the spring flower show, with Mrs. George Mitchell as chairman Women from Ny.-aa and vicinity are asked to bring arrangements for display at this annual show. A ll wevnen are invited to attend the meeting. —t — M E TH O D IST WOMEN MEET T h e members of the Womens I society of the Methodist church met at the church last Thursday afternoon to prepare and tie two quilts. One o f the quilts will be sent to a minister and fam ily in Japan, and the other will be sent to a Methodist school in New M exi co. Mrs. Barney Wilson. Mrs. Mary Pruyn and Mrs. C. H. Bennett had charge o f the work. — s— G UESTS A T DINNER Dinner guests a the Clifford Nielsen home Sunday were Mrs. A. V. Pruyn. Mrs. G. W. Benton, M i chael and Myron McCrady, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pruyn and sons and Louis DeBord. —5-- G IV E H OUSEW ARM ING Mrs. Wayne Morris was honored by a group of former neighbors at a surprise “ housewarming” at her new home last Wednesday ev ening. The guests presented Mrs. Morris with a table lamp and a f ter an evening spent informally, re- frehsments were served. —5 - H ONOR MOTHERS The Nyssa bethel of Job’s Daugh ters gave a breakfast honoring mothers of the members Sunday morning at 8:30. During the break fast a brief program was given as follows: Welcome, Beverly Hoehn; piano solo, Betty Wtnchell; poem to mother, Joan Narragon, and vocal solo, Loretta Russell, accom panied by Janice Frost. Also dur ing the breakfast the Daughters surprised Joan Narragon with a handkerchief shower. Joan left this week to make her home in Boulder, Colorado. Jab’s Daughters will hold their regular meeting Thursday, M ay 20. Election of officers will be held. - 8 - Phone IOÔ S A TU R D A Y, M A Y 15 FREE EMERY BOARD FOR EVERYBODY ATTE ND IN G THE SHOW Saturday, Midnight May 15 PROGRAM THEATRE THAT Bazaar Planned— The L.D.S. first ward will hold a bazaar sale Saturday, May 15 fiom 4 to 9 p.m. in the church. Assorted candies, cookies, cakes, pies and other cooked foods, and also doilies, tablecloths, aprons, pil low cases and various other items will be on sale. T h e purpose is to raise funds for the street paving and curbing around the church grounds. Th e public is invited to attend. Attends Wedding— Mrs. Nettie Simpson has returned from a visit with the Judge Higgs fam ily in Bums, where she at tended the wedding of Don Pitkin, formerly o f Nyssa, and Miss Martlia Kveskshas. A fter serving an en listment in the marines during the war, Pitkin returned to his position with a lumber firm at Burns. Later he took advantage of the G.I. train-1 Ing plan and studied accounting and details o f the lumber business. His w ife is employed as a book keeper at the Hines mill. CRAWLS'' BY LEW A P TUESDAY, M A Y 18 Bargain Night George Raft and George Brent in “ CHRISTMAS EVE” 2-Reel Western Featurette Color Cartoon (tarring ROBERT ANDREA PETER ALDA-KING-LORRE <•«1 » VICTOR FRANCEN • J. CARROL NAISH • Directed by ROBERT FLOREY Sc,..„ 0,„ Fro m a S t o r y by W i ll ia m P r y a r H a r v o y More Buyers More Market Report For May 11, 1948 Fed heifers $24.50 to $27.50. Feeder steers $25. 25 to $28. Feeder cows $150 to $215. Weaner* calves $21 to $28. Fat hogs $22.75. Sows $14.50 to $19. Feeder pigs $20 to $22. Fat lairïbs $19 to $24.50. Ewes $8.50 to $10.50. Grass fat cows $21 to $21.75. Cutter cows $18 to $19. Canner cows $15 to $18. B ref toulls $22.50 to $25. Veal calves $20 to $30. ONTARIO LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY ONTARIO, OREGON PHONE 264 Call us for transportation for your livestock or market information. William Henry W E A TH E R S P O O N Candidate for Republican Nomination For CONGRESS From 2nd Congressional District A real dirt farmer in Baker and Union Cos. Solicits Your Vote May 21 For the Following Reasons: Honest and Conscientious Support of Development of the Columbia River Por Power, Navigation and Irrigation. Workable Program For Conservation of Our Forests and Agricultural Land. SQUARE DEAL FOR A L L Paid Political Aciv. LUXURIOUS COMFORT Innerspring Mattresses • M u n t by M a s S t o in o r NYSSA THEATRE All Tickets— 40c ’V -*•’ . H E R R IM A N HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. \ - Ur I t ’s kind of early for most people | to be taking vacations—but not too early to think about them. There are three parts to vacations, any way— Che anticipation, the vacation, and the talking about it afterwards Many folks think the planning is the best part. T h a t’s the time when your imagination is freer than a bubble in a high wind. You can go ten different places In ten m in utes, and it doesn't cost you a cent. It doesn't even tax your imagina tion. I think everybody ought to get away for a while— because there's nothing like a vacation to make you realize there’s no place tike home. A 15-year-old Wichita lad proved to his g irl he was no coward by shooting o ff his right big toe. I wonder if it improved his standing with the young lady? Wtiieh re minds me. you can improve your standing in the community by let ting us keep your car in top con dition at H E R R IM A N M O TO R C O M P A N Y ' I f you’re planning on a vacation trip this summer. It’s a good idea to have that motor tun ed-up. brakes and battery checked. Nothing like being on the safe side! So drive in now and have the work done by expects! Phone: 77. Orders MORE NET PROCEEDS FOR YO U R LIVESTOCK ■V VIEWS Mat., Sun., 2:30; Adm. 30c-Or, Inc. Tax Adm. Evening*, 40c-l% Inc. Tax 40c-9c, Inc. Tax. Seouters M eet— The leaders of the Malheur dis trict o f the O re-Ida council of the Boy Scouts held a dinner meeting in the home economics room of the high school building Wednesday evening. T h e meeting was to plan for scouting activities and scout camp for the coming year. T h e L. D. S. ladies were in charge of the dinner. Nyssa Implement Co. V* SUNDAY & MONDAY. M A Y 16-17 It’s that “ Janie” team with more zany joy in a groovy movie that’s all love and a smile wide! Robert Hutton, Joyce Reynolds, Cecil Kellaway, Ernest Tniex and Don McGuire in “ A L W A Y S TOGETHER" Cartoon and Technicolor Specialty Adm. K v»n ln f», G IV E D IN N E R Mr. and Mrs. Victor Marshall entertained Sunday at a M other’s day for Mr. and Mrs. C. A. M ar shall and Mrs. Ruth McConnell. —5 - H O N O RS SON Mrs. W illie May Flanary enter tained Monday evening in honor of her son, Paul, on his 15th birth day after the Cub meeting. The six Cubs, of whom Paul is den chief, were treated to birthday cake and Ice cream by Mrs. Flan ary. HAND Mat., Sat., 2:30; Adm. 2ftc-&c. Inc*. Tax Adm Kvenlnff*, 4rtc-9t\ In* Imtang Tas W EDNESDAY & THURSDAY. M A Y 19-20 Susan Peters, Alexander Knox, Phyllis Thaxter. and iPeggv Ann Garner in "SIGN OF THE RAM ” . . . A brilliant array of stars in a film destined to touch your heart— Can a woman escape her destiny? Screen Snapshots Spoils News P L A Y B R ID G E Mrs. A. C. Sallee was hostess to the Tuesday afternoon bridge club which met this week on Monday afternoon. A t the two tables in play high scores were made by Mrs. G eorge M itchell and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin. Attend Track Meet— Mr. and Mr». R. V. Wilson at tended the eastern Oregon track meet Saturday at La Grande and visited relatives in Elgin Sunday. Vour flesh will creep. FRID AY & SATU RD AY, M A Y 14-15 Double Feature Program Jack Leonard, Michael Duane, Gene Krupa and Orchestra in “ GLAM OUR G IRL” Jimmy Wakely and Lee ‘Lasses’ White in “ SONG OF THE W ASTE LAN D " Adm. 25-9r, Ino. Tax E N G A G E M E N T AN NO UN C ED M r and Mrs. H. A. Wiggins of Ontario have announced the en gagement o f their daughter, W an na Wiggins, to Richard Imbler of the Nu-Acres community Parma. No date has been set for the wed ding. 3 »0 cJLsuJc Sßa^ioJ^ ajC iit c (3&UL1X, Q o £ l SXtKJu Burns THE DAIRY INDUSTRY SE N IO R S E N TE R TAIN E D T h e senior class of the Nyssa high school were entertained at a banquet in the home economics rooms of the high school last F ri day evening The chicken dinner was prepared and served by the members of the home economics Postal Position Open— class. The theme of the banquet The United States civil service aud prom was "Among My Sou commission announces an amend venirs” . Val Child acted as toast- ment to a recent announcement for substitute clerk, post office service, to close the receipt of applications May 19. The positions are open in Nyssa, Vale and Myrtle Creek. Full information may be secured ujLteA&j from the director of the 11th U. S. civil servioe region, Central build ing, Seattle 4, Washington. You’ll need these emery boards to trim up your bitten and chewed fingernails after you’ve seen NYSSA master. Royce Chadwick gave the T o Burns— I Emma Zwemke visited in welcome and Merlin Anderson gave Miss Clarice Notheis and Miss I over the week-end. -he response. Musical numbers in cluded a solo ’ Among My Souven irs” by Joye Gann: a piano duet oy Betty Winchell and Janice Frost, ind a quartet, Noia Drown, Betty Jo Williams. Jane Parr and Mable Toombs, sing.ng "N ow Is the Hour” , and a clarinet duet by Lola Weeks id Viva M ary Leseberg. Short talks were made by M ary Lou Schenk, Supports Nyssa. Dennis Patch and Mrs. Haworth. Following the dinner, the mem bers of the junior and senior class and the members of the faculty VVe Hope Nyssa Will Support the Jersey went to the gymnasium,- which was decorated with a canopy o f blue and white streamers for die pro Breeders at Their Spring Show gram dance. Music was furnished oy Shane’s orchestra. -a^ZoL-tiu J ^ Bracken’s T H U R S D A Y ,^ ! AYJ3,_1948 -it- «* Í,' 4b * STRONG to support you fully. 1- LEX1BLE to conform exactly to your body contours. * SUPERIOR in every respect. From $29.50 NYSSA FURNITURE CO. One Block West of U. P. Depot
