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V TH E N YSSA G ATE CITY JO U R N AL, N Y S S A , OREGON PACK FOCI? TH U R SD A Y , A U G U ST 19, 1948 line L. E He ter home. Mr. and On'ario were Monday luncheon ¡Mr-. He er are the parents of guests at the Glenn Brown home. Mr . C.iarles Miller. Those enjoying a picnic at the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weick and ADKIAN, Auj. 19— Mervin Peter family and Mr and Mrs. Bob East Herb Thompson home Sunday were 1 son spent the week-end in Oregon man of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rainey, Mr. and j lt„ jert Brown and Mr. and Mrs. City, where he attended the Ore iJe-s Norris and lorry were picnic Mrs. V.rgi’ Rainey and daughters.; ! Mr. and Mrs. Rosie Bothenheirner gon centennial celebration. [supper guests at the Olenn Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Miller of | home Sunday evening after the ! and Billy and Dorothy of Parma | and Mr. and Mrs. George De Hav Coalirija, California and Mr. and ooat races. en and family of Adrian. Mrs. Charles A. Miller of Whittier, The Mary and Martha society Mrs. Dollie McCreary, Mrs. Susie California and Miss Lorraine Cole ne at Lie Pre byterian church Johnson, Mrs. Mildred Hite and of Norwalk have been visiting at Thursday for a meeting and kitch Mrs. Threlma Elliot spent the en shower to furnish the kitchen week-end at Payette lakes. I if the church. i Donald De Haven went to W r e r N YSSA FIRE Mr ami Mrs. Oaie Martin and Monday and will leave Tuesday Rennie were Boise visitors Thurs wl h Mr. and Mrs. Harvey De Hav PROTECTION day. en to spend the week at Crater Chet Purdy and Charley Purdy lake. ire visiting in Fresno, California. Overnight guests at the Ray Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and Landau home were Mr. and Mrs. jsom are on a vacation trip. Mr. A1 Nicholson of Owyhee dam. .nd Mrs. Jim Falter are slaying Janice Frost of Nyssa Is visiting at their place. Norma Jean Dierking. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carter of Big Kathleen Miller of Portland Is Bend spent Saturday night at the visiting Betty Moore. Dean Ausman home. Trucks and Pick-ups A large crowd attended the boat Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hatch and races Sunday. The scouts served Charles of Star. Idaho visited Sun lunch and soft drinks. day at the Howard Hatch home. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson were Mrs. Jess Norris entertained at Nyssa and Ontario visitors Mon- LUCK HOLDS OUT—MAYBE? Crashes through flaming board a birthday supper Monday evening for her husband. Those present ! day. Mrs. Junior Matthews spent Sun waits, spills, jumps and sideswip- were Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCullough day with her parents, Mr. and ing smash-ups, will be included in C LAU D W ILLSON and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Cecil Case of Arena Valley. ’ he spine-tingling hair-raising, O’Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. George 650 No. Fourth St. Mrs.»Carroll Matthews of Nyssa Satan's Hell Drivers thrill show Bright and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. spent Wednesday and Thursday which will be presented at the iPhone 12K-.J Brown and Larry Norris. Weiser rodeo grounds, August 19, visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Jim Atlerbury and Judy of Johnny i McGee i Alvon McGinnis entered the On 20, and 21. Smith, whose luck seems to hold tario hospital for surgery. out takes his motorcycle through he paces as he Jumps from ramp to ramp, going through a six-foot flaming hoop. A few days ago Johnny thrilled the gaping, awe struck fans after his car missed the ramp after going through the llamirvf hoop and turned end-over- fend. Freddy LaMont has gather ed the top Hollywood stunt men for these stunts of death defying action. W O M EN TO FURNISH KITCHEN OF CHURCH j Sales and Service We now have the new ANSUL-PLUS FIFTY Dry Chemical Durgas Extinguishers For Any size from the home type to the biggest job in the country. See Joan Webb enrolled in the Nam pa Business college Thursday. 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SEVER AL ON VISITS IN KING M AN AR EA KINGMAN KGLONY, Aug. 19— Mr. and Mrs. Max Howard and son, Denny, and Alrov Moss left Thurs day for Woods Cross, Utah, where they will visit friends and relatives. Bill Randolph and family of Klamath FalLs, have been visiting the Virgel Viers family. Martha Besendorf and son. Mar vin, left Tuesday for Bountiful, Utah, where they will visit relatives for a few days. L. L. Kreager and Rulon Ander son spent the week-end at Unity getting a load of poles. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and family weie In Nampa, Caldwell and Ontario on business Monday. Guests at the Guy Moore home Friday evening were Mrs. James H. Snead and two sons, Miss Mary Hunter and Ralph Russell, all of Letha, Idaho. Ralph Russell Is staying at the Moore home and helping with the farm work while Kenneth Moore is unable to work due to a knee injury. Mrs. A. Olson of Bountiful, Utah is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Peterson, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wyatt attend ed the Caldwell rodeo Thursday- night. Mrs. Wyatt, a member of the Owyhee Saddle club rode in the saddle club drill. Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer were WISE I HOMEOWNERS STORE COAL NOW dinner guests Tuesday evening at hnn-p of Gene Davis and family o f South Owyhee. Henry Reuter of the Kolony and Dick Wilson of Nyssa returned Fri day from Klamath Falls, after at tending the agricultural instruction convention. Mr and Mrs. Odd Carter of Coolidge, Arizona have been vis iting the Willard Hall family. The Grange will meet August 23 in Adrian Legion hall. Johnny Howard of Boise spent ':he week-end visiting in tihe home ol Bob Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft were In Council Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. kreager and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rulon A nderon and family attended the Caldwell rodeo Wednesday and Thursday evening. Donald Elliott of Adrian was a Sunday dinner guest at the Lynn rtursl home. Robert Hall of Collidge, Arizona is visiting his brother, D. W. Hail. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown of Twin Falls spent the week-end vis iting the Vinjil Viers family. Shirley Pnce of Sun et valley and Alice Ashcraft of the Kolony Mr. and Mrs. Johnny McCrathy and family of Broken Bone, Ne braska have been staying a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ash craft. Wnlard Hall and family visited T. B. Hall of Apple valley last Ihursday. The girls Scouts will meet the fourth Saturday in August at the Adrian high school. > Let our e x p e rt Ford Truck m echanics k e e p yo u r truck in condition to d o y o u r w o r k on schedule. W e have sp ecia lized truck service facilities and a complete stock of Genuine Ford Truck Parts. Our service is prompt and our prices are reasonable. Give us a trial. COLU M BIA A V E N U E P A R T Y IS GIVEN HERRIMAN M OTOR CO. COLUMBIA AVENUE, Aug. 19— Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Stam, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Vander Oord and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Find- ling and family attended a family picnic at the Caldwell park August 8 . Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tensen were guests at a tea and card party for the following friends and rel atives: Mr. and Mrs. Z. Davidson A Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Grout of Apple valley, Mr. and Mrs. Di.k Groot, Mrs. Dick Stam of Or egon Trail and Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman of Newell Heiijhts. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pennie were r.ere recenly from John Day. While nere, Mr. Pennie stacked his hay. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar cadia, Mr. and Mrs. Gerret Groot of Apple valley and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot enjoyed a picnic In Julia Davis park in Boise Thurs day. Mrs. Florence Larsson and Mrs. Nora Larsson were in Adrian Fri day. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weatherspoon and son, who spent the summer in Moscow, Idaho, returned home last week. Ontario visitors recently were M.'. and Mrs. Pete de Leeiew. Mr. and Mrs. George Smit of Nu Acres called on friends of tins community Sunday. Callers at the Jake Groot home of Arcadia were Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot of Apple valley anti Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot. The eve ning was spent playing cards. Mrs. Gertrude Atkinson and Bonnie of Glendale, California are visiting at the home of Mrs. Atkin son’s daughter, Mrs. Wanda Groot. Mr. and Mrs. Klass Tensen are vacationing at the Payette lakes. Mr. V. A. Oord. Sr., visited for two days last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman of Newell Heights. Callers at the Joe Stam home in Nyssa Friday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot. Callers at the Melvin Jensen home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Jensen and family of Rlch- iand. Dick Groot was a business visitor it is Easy Boise Payette n Ontario Tuesday afternoon. bens of their cub pack at t welner Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cooper and roast at the Tyler home Monday family are visiting Mrs. Coopers evening. About 12 guests were elatives in Santa Anna. California. present. Mrs. John Broad was an Ontario visitor last week. Attend Picnic— Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Collins at- Park Has Weiner Roast— ' tended the South Dakota picnic Mrs. r imey Shuster and M rs.1 held Sunday at the memorial park Ward Tyler entertained the mem- In Caldwell. ñ FOR SALE * 55-acre farm, close to oiled highway, very level, fine soil, livable three-room house, good barn and chicken houses. Only $9000. Terms: down, balance at 6 per cent. * Small two-bedroom house In a good part of town on the sewer, very nice lawn and shade, fine garden soil, chicken house and cold room for fiuit, $3000; $1000 down, balance rnonthl. payments. * New bungalow, living room 16 x 21 with cove ceiling, lot size 90 x 200 feet and plenty of room for garden, cow and chickens. Very near to school, $4500. * Trailer court doing an average annual gross business of $3000. House for owner, two trailer houses, nice utility room, shade and a dandy all-around place, $8000. * Business lots 32 x 58, just the light size for a small business. Take as many as you need, $1250 each. 1 /2 Would you like to build your new home now? W e will be pleased to talk with you. As little as 10 per cent down. W e write an insured home owner plan that is a dandy. E. L. Jamison Real Estate Agency Our New Office at 50 No. First St. Look For Our New Neon Sign /eâsu/ie ervone Welcome Saturday, Aug. 21, 8 P. M Sing With Hugh Cowles in the Big Community Song Service Beginning at 8 P. M. Enjoy the Thrilling Special Music. Meetings Every Night Except Monday. AT Free THE BIG PROPHECY TENT , ree For the past several years coal has been tn short supply at the height of the heating season. All indications are that coal will be even more d iffi cult to get next winter. Be Wi set Order today from . . % me Í 4 ‘ the restful Pacific. w a y, by M A .. X , U nion ^ tnC W Oy There's a variety of accom m odations, including com fortable reserved seat coaches a n d sleep-easy Pullmans. Dine in air-conditioned comfort at reasonable prices. 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