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PAGE FOUR H IE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1948 breeder's young herd. Mr. Wright Mills of Payette, returned home Mrs. Joe Stam of Nyssa Monday I in Virginia and North Carolina. [for a farm to buy. afternoon. NEWS OF RECORD | Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks spent the re. eived the Jersey cream of 1948, ' Sunday, first -dairy herd and highest pro Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dean and .week-end at Pavette lakes, visiting ducing herd for over 2 cows. Miss Mamie Treadwell of Oceola, cadia and Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Peggy Ann Howard of Woods lirNOMAN K f>l/)N Y Julv 22— rv.ie of New Plvmoutn called at the it the Girl ,°.cout camp Sunday. Glen E. Brown of Caldwell and KINGMAN JUiy « Walter plnkst()n home Saturday. Mrs. Henry Reuter was called to Cross, Utah is visiting her brother, Iowa, Mrs. Lucille Johnston of On Groot of Apple valley spent Sunday Miss Dorothy Merrill, who has been Thf, Brui.e Pink.ston children, who Halfway Saturday morning due to Max Howard, for a few days. tario and Mrs. Ella Smith and Mrs. afternoon at the Dick Groot home. Sarah Enevoldson of Ontario. attending junior college in Boise. have been staytng with »heir grand- ! he illness of her grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Jensen of The card olub met at the home John J. Smith of Nyssa were dinn Andrew Joseph Walker and Mary has been visiting her mother, Mis. parents, returned home with their Mr-. Matthews of Adrian is taking of Mrt. Dale Ashcraft Friday af er guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Richland called on Mr. and Mrs. Pauline Bootn, both of Vale. are of the Reuter children. ternoon. Miss May Beaumont and F. C. Fry. J. P. Santa. mother. Melvin Jensen last week. George Masaharu Nomaguchi of Mr and Mrs. L. L. Kreager and Mrs. Robert Brown took the place .* Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes and Mrs. John Broad was an Ontario Salt Lake City and Marian Yayoi Mr and Mrs. Victor Clarkstur „nd fam„ y Btten<ted the r(jde;) in Nam. family. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Glenn of absent members. Mrs. Ruben Larry and Deanie and Mr. and family of Salt Lake City were v‘si- pa Tuesday evening, and Rulon Anderson attended the Graham received both high and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes were among visitor Saturday. Tanaka of Ontario. tors at the Max Howard home the Mrs. Jim Phifer is working in the rodeo in Nampa Thursday evening. traveilng pn Ze and Mrs. Carl Hill those from this community who ------------------ COMPLAINTS, c i r c u i t c o u r t Mr and Mrs. Wayne Halloway won low early part of last week. Later in p<jer store at Adrian while Mr. and _ -------- attended the buckaroo breakfast Returns From Easi Annie E. Ross vs. Clarence Ross. the week guests were Mrs. Orla Mrs. Cartwright are on their vaea- and children enjoyed a picnic in Those seen at the Snively P°°l Sunday at Nampa. E. H. Fleshman returned Iasi Divorce. the Caldwell park Sunday. Hillhouse of Woods Cross, Utah, the tjon. Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Byers and week from a trip to the Alantic | Ralph Cone vs. Clara Cone. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hall and Mrs. Art Sparks and family. Mrs. family and Lila Mae Holmes fUh- mother of Mrs. Howard and Miss Mr“. Alvin Moss of Woods Cross, Loleta Mann of Spokane, a niece Utah is visltirs; her son. Alroy Moss, hildren of Parma called on Mr. Guy M. Moore, Esther McCormick, ed and picnicked on the Owyhee coast. Mrs. Fleshman and daughter,; Divorce, who accompanied him east will PETITIONS, PROBATE COURT of Mrs. Howard. They left Wed- who is working for Max Howard j in i Mrs. David Hall, Sr., Sunday, Mrs. James H. Snead and two sons, river Sunday evening. visit until the latter part of August. Estate of Lavine Smith, deceased nesday for Spokane. ! this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Wflliam Toomb, and Betty and Shirley Hall. Laura Wright of Parma is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft att- Cliff Beaumont and Mr. and Mrs. Several of the 4-H boys from her sister, Mrs. David Hall, Sr., for ended a birthday dinner in honor Cliff Wright attended the Jersey the Kolony were among those at a few days. | of k H A h raft ¡it the Bob Hamil- Cattle club meeting in Nyssa Friday the Cliff Wright dairy farm Friday evening. Pictures of the spring show afternoon to judije the cows. The Mrs. G. Salters took the Bee Hive ton home in Wilder last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and Girls, an organization of the Latter Visitors at the Guy Moore home were shown and trophies were pres boys jutlgfcd four cows and later Day Saints church, to Unity, where Saturday were Mr. and Mr“ Walter ented. The Cliff Beaumont herd inspected the barn, which is a grade daughters and Dona Lee Davis of Nampa returned last week from they will camp for a week. Cren h'iw of Prospect, Oregon. Mr. received awards for first get-of-sire A barn. L. L. Kreager was in Parma Mon- and Mrs. Crenshaw w e " looking ■ first Junior get-of-sire and first Dale Ashcraft and Art Sparks Ca.ifornia, where they visited Mrs. spent three days at Unity, bringing Cleaver’s father, Walter Benson, ♦ and Mrs. Benson. home two truckloads of poles. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bertram spent Week-end guests at the Guy Moore home were Mrs. James H. Sunday at the Chet Sage home and Snead and two sons, Jimmy and Sunday evening In Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell, Her Johnny, of Letha, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer were bert Parker and Alvin and Leonard Cleaver attended the rodeo at Narp- in Boise'Tuesday on business. Esther McCormick Is working in pa Saturday evening. Mrs. Glen Hoffman entertained the Adrian Cold Storage plant for a group of ladies at her home a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Max Howard and Thursday afternoon. Refreshments On« coat cover« — for i son picnicked at the Caldwell park were served. Enameling everything in Mr. and Mrs. EM Nielsen of Sunday. Castle Rock, Washington spent and about the home. Monday evening at the John Bow Water»par Is easily ap MERRY MATRONS en home attending a birthday dinn plied-dries quickly to a er for Mr. Bowen. MEET AT ROSWELL smooth, high gloss finish Custom fitted to your windows, these and is easily cleaned. The ¡jn OREGON TRAIL. July 15— The COLUMBIA AVENUE i cost is reasonable and the Merry Matrons club met with Dona blinds will lend distinction to your finish will last for years. Mitchell Wednesday afternoon, July Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar $7.08 15 beautiful colors to 7 at her home near Roswell. Five cadia entertained at cards Wed members answered roll call by "How nesday for their house guests, Mr. choose from. rooms. Choose from a wide range of I spent the Fourth". The next reg ind Mrs. Kris Kat and Rikus van ular meeting of the club will be Twisk of Milwaukle, Oregon, and PITTSBURGH PAINTS too* better conger ? held August 4 at Iva Adams’ home. Pete Tensen and Mr. and Mrs. beautiful colors. We recommend rust Roll call will be answered by "be Dick Groot. Com« in today for FREE booklet, “Color Dynamics for Your Horn«" lieve It or not" Items. The after Mrs. Dick Stam of Oreijort Trail noon was spent embroidering for and Mrs. Pete vd Oord and Betty proof aluminum or steel slats for best the hostess, who served refresh Nelly and Roy spent Tuesday a f ments. ternoon with relatives in Apple The Oregon Trail Brownie troop valley. service. All blinds, whether aluminum met at the home of Mrs. Session Dick Groot called on Mr. and John Ostrom, Owner. Thursday afternoon, July 8. Nine ¡H or steel, have no-sag pull-cord mech members were present. Mrs. Alfred ■•J Adams gave the Brownies a lesson in crocheting. Lunch wes served by anism. Call us for an estimate today the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Ren Hendricks were dinner guests Friday evening Telephone 17(i-W ¡of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes. Mrs. Georgia Rose of Oakland, ¡California is visiting her daughters, | Mrs. Archie Smith and Mrs. John ■ Bretz. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mitchell and j Jerry of Roswell visited at the ¡Gilbert Holmes home Friday even- I in«. Billie Boven, who has been vis iting his grandmother, Mrs. Grace j day on business. JUDGING OF COWS Mrs. Bi u. e Pinltston and Ray IS DONE BY BOYS Thrasher of Parrra and Carlena Buemi Vista * PITTSBURGH WATERSPAR ENAMEL Gives Gleaming New Beauty To Woodwork And Furniture Beautiful Venetian Blinds! 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