Nyssa gate city journal., July 15, 1948, Page PAGE THREE, Image 9

* and Billy, Marion Chamberlain. I W estfall home in Bums en route.
! Klaus Stam, Mr. and Mrs. Russell i Mrs. Charlie Culbertson and Mrs.
Patton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Slippy shopped in Nampa
■ Monday.
O W YH E E , July 16— Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Paton and fam ily and Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. Houston Dunaway
and
Mrs.
Harry
Rowe.
Lewis Sltinner and their grand­
I were guests in the Kenneth Mc-
Mrs. George Schweizer went to 1 Donald home Monday evening.
children, Shirley and Bobby Skin­
Nampa Tuesday morning to be
Mrs. Bob M orfitt is in Portland
ner, were dinner guests in the Rus­
with her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth ! with her mother, Mrs. Lem Wilson.
sell Patton, Jr., home Thursday Ahrens, who underwent major sur­ ¡Sr., who is in a hospital there and
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe gery at a Nampa hospital Mrs. was very ill, but was reported to
and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton, Schweizer is keeping her grandson be somewhat improved this week.
Sr., called during the evening.
during the time his mother is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams
Miss Donna Heussen of Los An g­
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Paton, entertained with a birthday dinner
eles is visiting in the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe and a in honor of Mrs. Keith Tallman
cousin, Mrs. Lynn Kygar, and with group of friends attended a dinner Sunday. Those present besides the
relatives in Nyssa this week.
party at the Payette Country club honoree were K eith Tallm an and
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Dunaway Saturday night.
son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans
and daughter, Jacqueline, shopped
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Charlan have a and daughter o f Parma, Mr. and
in Caldwell and Parma Tuesday.
new Kaiser sedan.
Mrs. Earnest Barker and fam ily
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer were and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Penn
and son attended the ball game be­ dinner guests Wednesday evening and son of Ontario.
tween Payette and Nampa in Pay- jn the Paye Beavers home in W il­
Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy and
ete Wednesday night and visited der.
| granddaughter. Rosalie McCoy, vts-
in the Gerald DeBord home after
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Culbertson I ited in the Hugh Glenn home Sun-
the game.
attended the buckaroo breakfast | day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Vanderwall in Nampa Sunday and participated
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Barrett left
o f Nyssa visited in the Lynn K ygar 1 in the drill team demonstration of for their home in Ogden after
home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and i the Owyhee Riding club.
spending the last few weeks here
Mrs. Vanderwall have just returned ' Mrs. George Schweizer entertain­ with their daughtr, Mrs. Grant
from a trip to Colorado.
ed a group of ladies at her home Paterson, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Patton en­ Wednesday afternoon at a demon­
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz and
tertained at a picnic dinner Sun­ stration party.
daughter, Mrs. W illiam Peutz, and
day at their home for the follow­
Mr. and Mrs. T . H. Brewer att­ W illiam Peutz, Jr., visited in the
ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh ended a camp meeting at Brooks home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huber
Chamber tain and Jimmy, Mrs. Nel­ last week. They left here Thurs­ in Meridian Monday.
lie Case, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn day and spent the night in the
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson
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and sons, Marvin, Reed and Doug­ reject any and all bids and also|est
las. were Sunday dinner guests in to determine the best bid without
' the Devon Larson home.
regard to which may be the low-
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brower visited
in the Woodrow Brewer home in
Ontario Sunday afternoon.
Houston Dunaway spent several
days last week at Westfall looking
after cattle he has on pasture.
Mrs. Grant Patterson and Verle
attended the wedding of Lois Byfcee
and Jarvis M itchell Friday night
at the Oregon T rail schoothouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ditty attend­
ed a party at the John Reeves
home in Nyssa Friday night in hon­
or of Mrs. Gertrude Atkeson and
Bonnie,
who left Saturday
for
om ia, where they will make then-
home.
Visiting Here—
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Maulding of
Boring. Oregon arrived Saturday
evening to visit Dr. and Mrs. L. A.
Maulding.
Return From Utah—
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw, re­
turned Monday from a week-end
visit at Ogden, Utah, where they
went on business.
July 23 and 24
County, Oregon.
F ’ - mond H. Holtv,
C'erk. Union High School Dis-
trir<■ No. 4, Adrian. Malheur
W hite sidewall tires availa ble at e xtra
"Check this ‘Flight Panel’
d a sh . Instrum ents a te
grouped in one large
cluster, and illuminated
by soft, completely non­
glare 'black light’!"
"It’s the most beautiful
car on the road with that
low.'dream-car’ silhouettel
I’ll say it’s ’The Car o f the
Year’. It’s the look of the
year, from any angle I"
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C A L L FO R BIDS
N O T IC E IS H E R EB Y G IV EN
that bids wil be received by the
undersigned until the hour of 1:30
o’clock p. m. on the 24th day of
July, 1948, at which time they will
be publicly opened by the school
district board of Union High School
District No. 4, Malheur County,
Oregon, at the school house in
Adrian, Oregon, for the transpor­
tation of pupils during the school
year o f 1948-1949.
T h e form o f contract to be en­
tered into by said board may be
obtained from the undersigned.
Bids shall specify the amount
per mile per day to be paid to the
contractor fo r transporting chil­
dren according to the speciman
contract.
The board reserves the right to
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Inside and outside, the entire car is n e w — a
all the w ay through . . . from the fram e o u t,
from roof to road. Lower center of g rav ity '
ample road clearance and plenty of head I
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BUY YOUR RODEO CLOTHING IN NYSSA
Bracken’s
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Wilson Bro IDry Goods
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with Ford's new 5 9 %
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~7%e Car oft/te Year/
Visit Friends—
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mann of
Hemingford, Nebraska and Mrs.
M ann’s sister, Mrs. Johnson of
Oklahoma, visited over the week­
end with Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
McConnell and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Foster.
FIRST
We Congratulate
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La=t Pub!. July 22.
Visit In Sale:
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Patch and
two sons are visiting this week with
relatives in Salem.
H AVE BEEN SET SO LO W YOU W O N ’T FEEL LIKE
Nyssa Night Rodeo
"You get the new ‘Mid
Ship’ Ride. Si* travel
c o m f o r t a b ly in the
sm ooth g o in g , le v e l
center section, lots of hip
and shoulder room for alll"
Go T o LaGrande—
Mrs. Bernard Eastman and son.
Michael, spent from Thursday un­
til Sunday in LaGrande. where
Michael received medical attention
from an eye specialist. Mr. East­
man spent Sunday in LaGrande.
Rodeo Admission Prices
A T THE
bid.
\'/eve coi irie one and only
NBV car in üs field
In Yelowstone Park—
Mr. and Mrs. Oarl Bumingham
are spending their Vacation at Y e l­
lowstone park. T hey operate C arl’s
Doll House.
“ Sneaking In”
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TH U RSD AY, JU LY 15, 1918
THE NYSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
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