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JOURNAL
.NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948
INJURED BY
DEPOT
¡MRS. ELLIOT WINS
MRS. McLAFFERTY,
Plans Outlined BABY
Street, Parking TRALWAYS
Figures Given
WASHING MACHINE FORMER RESIDENT
WILL BE ENLARGED
STATE 4-H HONORS
IN TOWNE BUILDING
For Laying Of
OF NYSSA, PASSES Problems Aired
To Official On
Hospital Stone
At City Meeting
Hospital Needs
Jackie Bell, small son of Mr. and
Word was received Tuesday night
Mrs. Ernest Bell of Sherman, Texas. Mrs. Bertha McLafferty of Salem,
Herman Towne is remodeling the from A. J. Allen, state club leader,
| caught two of his fingers in the
interior of his garage building at s ta tin that Mrs. Threlma Elliot
former Nvssa resident,
died at her -
of Adrian has been selected as the
belt of
I ucil
u i a a a motor-driven
i u w j - u n v c u washing
w a rn in g ma
m
a
„
Third and Main streets to provide outstandSig club leader in the
1 R e s t r i c t e d
P a rk in g A n d
State Official To Attend; 1 hine last Thursday at the home |
greater space for his parts depart­ state, and will receive a trip to the Health Leader Is Told
of his aunt. Mrs. Afton Cleverley i ! Graveside
° lIV0,matl0n will be v.
fi at !
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held
Stop
Streets Are
Bishop Arvel Child
1948 School Census
ment and the Trailwavs bus depot. national 4-H club congress to be
o! route 2. Nyssa.
,, .. _ . . services
„
.
Both the index and third fingers U 30 Frlday; November 12 In th e ;
Considered
Will Speak
Entrance to the Tratlways office, held in Chicago.
Is 2028
Fun-
/
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.
Ny-ra
Nya
cemetery.
The
Nyssa
F
un-|
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Mrs. Elliot will go to Chicago
«ere severed from the hand
which will be 14 by 30 feet, will be
> The program for the laying of Mrs. BoH is the former Carol rc n n e n t0 will be “ in * charge “ of I j The city council, meeting Tues- on the southwest corner of the with a delegation of 20 persons, in­
The
annual
school census in Nys­
i.
.. . „ , ,
„
. . dav night, ordered an estimate building. The offlcce will include cluding state winners in national sa was completed this week by
the cornerstone of the Malheur Pair, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs.
Mis.
McLafferty
left
Nyssa
about
ay
«
^
proposed
improvement
contests.
They
will
leave
Nov­
E. M. Bair of Nyssa.
a lunch counter and magazine and
10 years ago after her husband, of King avenue front wiLi
Memorial hospital at Nyssa Thurs­
First street candy stands. Mrs. Tracy Mef- ember 25, with Mrs. Winifred Grant Rinehart in time for present­
Geoige McLafferty, a Nyssa palnt- to
day, November 11 was announced
the Nyssa-Adrian highway with ford is manager of the stage office Gillen, state club agent, In charge ation of the figures to a represen­
er. died. She Is survived by a son, a view
Tuesday by Bernard Eastman,
of asking for state aid on The new parts department, also of the delegation.
tative of the state board of health
Lawrence of Cottage Place. Ore­
chairman of the committee In
the
street.
located in the front of the building,
at a meeting with the Malheur
gon and a sister living at Eugene.
charge.
The state has a fund that is used (s 20 'by 26 feet. The Tratlways
Memorial Hospital association board
Bishop Arvel Child of the second
to improve city streets that have 1 concern is now temporarily using
of directors in Carl’s Doll House
ward of the L. D. S. church will
MARVIN JEFFERIES
unusually heavy industrial traffic.; the parts department space for an
Tuesday night.
deliver the principal address. Oita
Recommendations of the state office.
The Nvssa I tons club banonet BUYS INTEREST IN
George Shiffer of Portland, dir­
Billings,'master of ceremonies, will ' t m»n'bers of fhe h iih school
highway department relative to the (
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ector of the hospital section of the
FIRESTONE STORE proposed establishment of stop M r W P H I A R P D I D
ask George Shiffer of the state de­ football and their coaches will be
state board of health under the
partment of health and Dr. J. J. held In the home economics room
By Dennis W. Patch
streets hi Nyssa were considered by IN t’VV r U L A R t U L U
state and federal government aid
Sarazln, dean of Nyssa physician, of the high school building Tics-
Marvin C. Jefferies
of . Salt
STORAGE CURING
Games on schedule for Arm- to hospitals program is here to con­
the council. The proposed stop
,
. . Lake
.
for a few remarks.
sti
e
Day:
.1 ” night, November 16 at 7 o’- Clty has Purchased an interest in streets are Third from King ave­
PLANT IS OPENED Vale at Ontario: Weiser at Em­ duct a survey to determine the
stole, which was established in nue to Chestnut, Park avenue from
At the close of the principal
possibility of the local association
address, Frank T. Morgan, Jr., son
mett; Payette at Nyssa; Fruitland securing federal aid for the new
The principal speaker will be
Don B Mass Firestone Dealer highway 20 to the railroad and
Operators
of
the
Polar
Cold
Stor
of the first president of the hospital Lyle Smith, head coach of the Nyssa In 1346.
at
New
Plymouth:
Mountain
Home
King avenue from Third street to
hospital, which is now under con­
association, will lay the cornerstone. Boise Junior college football team, Mr. Jefferies was formerly dis­ the highway. No action was taken age plant have completed an ad­ at Parma; Adrian at Homedale.
struction. Mr. Shiffer did not say
dition to the building for the cur
The late Frank T. Morgan was el­ according to Edison Child, chair­ trict manager of the Monroe Dairy
Championship hopes of three S. so. but appaiyntly prospects of the
ected president of the association man of the Lions club arrange- upply company at Salt Lake City. ^The* council' passed a resolution \ ,n_*
R. V. football teams ride on the association securing immediate help
following the culmination of the "•■"its committee, who stated that, Haiing vacationed here during to vacate an alley in block 86, snd have opened the new section results of coming Armistice day Is remote. A previous application
for
business.
Lloyd
Marshall,
own
s u c c e s s f u l financial campaign, films of the Oregon-Washington hunting seasons. Mr. Jefferies has Westfield addition east of the
clashes. Emmett and Ontario, at of the local board for help was re­
which he directed. A box contain­ game of last year will be shown already become acquainted with the highway, and 'Ennis avenue be­ er of the establishment, announc­ present tied for league leadership jected by the state board.
ed
today.
The
concern,
in
addition
ing historical data will be placed in Special music will be provided eiritory and has made many tween Fifth and Sixth streets be­
with three wins and a tie, and
to its locker business, will also Vale with three wins and one loss, The local group presented figure«
the cornerstone.
Rev. George for the 100 persons expected to friends, Mr. Moss said.
tween the new park property and render
on the school census, the number
lard,
pick
chickens
and
en­
Whipple will give the invocation re In attendance. The program Mr. and Mrs. Jefferies and two the present park.
are each within striking distance of natrons of the Nyssa post office
gage
in
other
processing
activ­
children
moved
to
Nyssa
last
week.
and Rev. Roland Wuest will deliver «"11 include a vocal solo by Charles
of the S. R. V. crown.
The officials ordered instalation
and those living on the rural rout­
the benediction.
Vale and Ontario square off in es out of Parma and Fruitland
of a street light at East First and ities.
Taylor, Jr.
The
cement
block
addition
is
34
The Nyssa wgr veterans will hold
an Armistice day clash at Ontario and the total number of car« of
Ehrgood avenue.
40 feet.
an Armistice day service in con­
with dope about even as to the ornduce shipped from Nyssa. The
The council appointed a commit­ by The
VETERANS FL'AN TO
company
has
installed
ail
junction with the ceremony.
probable
winner. At Emmett the figures showed that Nyssa was the
tee, consisting of Harry Miner, new equipment In the addition and
FINISH BASEMENT
George Sallee and E. K. Burton will employ an expert to operate Huskies battle with a fast improv- largest shipping point in 19417 be­
mg Wolverine team in a tradit­ tween Pocatello and Pendleton.
to make recommendations for lim­
CHILDREN GIVE
OF NEW BUILDING
ional clash in which the dope buck­
its to one-hour parking area on the Mr. business.
Mr. Shiffer pointed out that fig­
The
Nyssa
Veterans
association
Marshell
invites
the
public
MUCH TO CROP
et may be spilled. In the event ures must be considered on a state­
The first games in the city bask­ Main street and limits for a short­
Is making definite plans to com­ etball
to
visit
the
new
plant.
¡hat Ontario and Emmett are win­ wide basis. Before the official» can
league were played in the er parking period in the vicinity
Nyssa school children contributed plete the basement of the new Nyssa gymnasium Monday night. of the post office. To be effective,
ners in their respective clashes, the consider the increase In population
veterans
building
at
Second
street
approximately 2365 pounds of sugar
The Owyhee ward defeated Stunz the recommendations would have
S. R. V. championship will have to in the Nyssa area they must se­
and approximately 1013 cans of and Fhngood avenue, at least to | Lumber company 18 to 14 in a dose to be established by city ordinance.
te decided by a play-off game. cure a similar set of figures from
milk to the Christian rural over­ the extent that the V. F. W. and I contest. Keith Stoker was high
?hould Emmett and Vale win, the all areas of the state so as to place
The councilmen passed an ar-
American Legion can hold their \ for Owyhee with 9 points and Lyle
seas program Tuesday.
championship goes to the Huskies, the survey on a state-wide basis.
dlnance at the first reading chang­
Approximate figures were as fol­ regular meeting there.
Miner was high for Stunz with 8 ing the boundry of the present fire
and should Welser and Vale win, Mr. Shiffer explained the rules
lows: Elementary school of Nyssa. The roofing material was' recent­ points.
the Vikins would win the champ­ and regulations governing the gov­
limits so as to include all of blocks
ly
applied
and
the
heating
plant
515 pounds of sugar and 800 cans
ernment expenditures of money
Wilson Brothers trounced the Ag­ 1 and 2 and from 15 to 20 in Graveside services for Glendon ionship.
will
be
installed
soon
by
the
Irinal
of milk; high school 1745 pound'
gies of Adrian 49 to 19, with Bob Teutsch’s addition instead of halt W\ Hillis, who was killed in action
In non-lea,;ue games this week, for hospital aid. Such aid is based
Gas
and
Appliance.
John
Qstrom
«•hiie fighting with the infantry in the favored Fruitland Grizzlies strlctlv on population and the avail­
of sugar; Oregon Trail school, 98
Church of Wilson’s taking scoring of the blocks.
Holland November 29. 1944, will be dropped a 7-0 decision to Homedale. able hospital beds In the area.
cans of milk and 45 pounds of of the Nvssa Lumber company do­ honors with 13 points. Leon Bail­
nated
half
of
the
roofing
material.
held at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Nyssa The Nyssa Bulldogs, after trailing The number of births in Ontario
sugar, and Arcadia school, 115 cans
ey was high for the Aggies.
Arthur
and
Delbert
Rouse,
wno
PARENTS
INVITED
cemetery, with the Nyssa Veterans Adrian until the final three and Nyssa during the first 10
of milk and 60 pounds of sugar.
The M. I. A. first ward nosed
In addition the high school stud­ attended an area conference at cut Bracken’s 38 to 30. Don Herren
TO VISIT SCHOOLS association in charge. The body is minutes of the game, exploded for months of 1948 was reported as 858.
Prineville,
reported
on
several
pro­
ent body will buy enough sugar to
of the M. I. A. made 13 points and
two quick touchdowns to win 27- Henry H. Hartley, superintendent
The Oregon Parent Teachers or­ expected to arrive here today.
jects that are designed to benefit Dareid
of schools, reported that the school
mal;e a contribution c? one ton.
Steinke and Pete Timmer­ ganization is joining this week Pvt. Hillis, who was born Aug­ 14.
Churches of the city collected; the veterans.
ust
14,
1923,
attended
Adrian
high
man of Bracken’s made 10 points with the Oregon E duction associ­
The Vale Vikings were pushed to census figure this year Is 2028, an
produce and money last Sunday,
each.
ation, the American Legion and school. He was Inducted into the the limit to earn a 13-7 victory Increase of nearly 300 over the 1947
figure of 1737 TTie census figure
but the total had not been ealeu- j ADVENTISTS PLAN
Next Monday night’s games will the U. S. department of education army February 2, 1944.
from Parma Panthers.
lated Tuesday afternoon.
be played as follows: Aggies versus In the observance of American Ed­ Besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Payette Pirates demonstrat­ Includes children between the ages
WEEK
OF
PRAYER
County Agent Harry Sandqulstj
M. I. A., Owyhee ward versus ucation week. This week is an Walter Hillis of Nyssa. Pvt. Hillis ed increasing offensive strength in of 4 nd 19, Inclusive.
was in Nyssa with a truck Tuesday 1 A week of prayer and sacrifice Adrian and Wilson’s versus Brack­ annual nation-wide observance. In survived by two sisters, Margery dropping a 20-13 decision to the Mr. Hartley also presented other
figures to show the likely popula­
collecting the food, which will be «rill be observed by the Nyssa sev- en's. Stunz Lumber company drew order that people will become a- and Georgia and his grandparents, strong Meridian club.
sent to Europe for the relief of enth-dav
ware of their dependence upon, Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Hillis and Mr.
In the Adrian-Nyssa contest, the tion of the hospital district. He
Adventist church. Nov­ a bye.
estimated
population a t 15.468
suffering this winter.
and their responsibility to the and Mrs. William Satterly.
Antelopes scored in the first quart­ “We feel the
13-20, Elder L. E. Tucker,
that the population of
The money collected for CROP ember
schools.
This
year’
s
theme.
er
as
a
result
of
recovering
a
fum­
district pastor, announced last FIRST SIX GRADES
'his area is increasing rapidly and
was to have been turned in at a week.
“Strengthening the Foundation of JUNIOR HIGH GRID
bled kick On the 12-yard line. In that
the increase will continue for
meeting of the committee Wednes­
Climax of the week will be the TO HAVE VACATION Freedom”, stresses the part of the SQUAD WINS GAMES five plays Asumendl bucked over some four or five years at least”,
day night.
the goal line for a touchdown and Mr, Hartley said. "The school dis­
receiving of a sacrificial offering The first six grades of the Nyssa schools in promoting the demo­
also converted for the extra point. trict is predicating its building and
Saturday, November 20, when many schools will be dismissed Monday cratic way of life.
The Nyssa school, as well as The Nyssa Junior high school
Wilder ran 52 yards off tackle other plans upon a itross popula­
men" ers will, donate a large por- 1ld Tuesday of next week to per­
FUTURE FARMERS
football
team-
won
all
of
its
four
to score tor Nyssa in the third tion rise for the school dltrict of
of a week’s Income to the mit e.ementary teachers to attend schooLs In other Oregoh commun­
WILL GIVE SOCIAL son
games
played
during
the
1948
sea­
quarter, but failed to convert. In 1500 to 2000 within the next five
work of the church. The offering, a Physical education workshop In ities, is observing this week by In­
viting the’ parents to visit school, son.
the third period Adrian gained the years”.
;he pastor said, is used largely to ; Nyffa grade school building,
The
juniors
defeated
Parma
by
The Nyssa F. F. A. chapter will support
In
order
that
they
may
become
lead when Assumetadl recovered a
the denomination’s mission **3le course wld be conducted by
scores of 26 to 6 and 18 to 7 and Nyssa fumble on the 14-yard line Mr. Shiffer told members of the
sponsor a box social in the high
George
Slrnlo
and
Katherine
Rahl.
better
acquainted
with
the
teach­
schools,
hospitals
and
other
over-
Nyssa chamber of commerce Wed­
school gymnasium Friday evening, seas institutions.
supervisors of health and physical ers and the needs and problems defeated Welser 13 to 7 and 18 to and ran 14 yards to score and then nesday noon at a luncheon that the
November 12 at 8 p. m.
7.
converted for the extra point, mak­ state board of health Is a growing
The special week of frugal living education of the state department of the school.
Each lady Is asked to provide a will be observed by the entiré
Coach Harold Newman used ap­ ing the count 14-6. Early in the
All parents are invited to attend
education. • ,
organization that Is extending Into
box lunch with her name inside. churrh
membership of approxi-1 Students of the high school and the regular meeting of the P. T. proximately 30 players in the fourth quarter Nyssa drove down all parts of the state. The organiza­
The public is invited to participate matety 600.000 all over the world. ! Junior high school will attend clas- A. meeting Thursday evening at games.
the field 70 yards and scored with tion Is participating In the Hill-
In the games and dancing.
the high school when Mrs. Joe
Wilder making the last 9 yards. Burton act and is receiving some
us regard this week of pray- ies as usual.
The funds obtained from sale of “Let
Brumbach will speak on her trip News of Grandchild Received—
Wilder converted to make the help for hospitals.
and sacrificial living as a time
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Warren
have
the box lunches will be used by pr
to the Natlonel Education conven­
NVSSA NURSING HOME
count 14 to 13.
The state’s hospital plan was ap­
in which to become better ac­
received
word
of
the
birth
of
a
son
the F. F. A. chapter to send a quainted
with God,” Elder Tucker New Arrivals: Born November 3, tion held in Cleveland last sum- to Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Warren of In the last three minutes of play, proved by the federal government
representative to the national con­ said in announcing
a long pass from Flanary to I «owe
January of this year.
occasion. to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morrison, mer.
Elgin, Illinois, November 1. Tile set the scene for the third Nyssa In "In
vention in Kansas City, Missouri. "Casual praver means the casual
order to keep up on the chan­
ac­ route 2, Nyssa, a boy, weighing 12
baby
Is
the
first
grandchild
of
Mr.
touchdown.
The
pass
moved
the
pounds;
November
9,
to
Mr.
and
Parents To Meet—
ges in the state, we have to make
quaintanceship.
It takes much
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Warren.
To Hold Cake Walk—
Bulldogs
to
the
three-yard
line,
Mrs.
John
Cooper,
route
1,
a
girl.
9
A
meeting
has
been
called
for
contact studies of various activi­
The Job’s Daughters will spon­ prayer to become sufficiently ac­ pounds, 2 ounces, and November 8, November 18 at the high school foi
from where Wilder bucked across ties", said Mr. 8hlffer, who also
with God to be ready to
sor a cake walk to be held at the quainted
Visit
Parents—
the
goal
line.
Nyssa
converted
for
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
C.
Fry,
Parma,
all
those
interested
in
discussion
discussed
the hospital licensing law.
Masonic hall Saturday evening meet Him face to face.”
a girl, weighing 9 pounds.
groups for the problems of the pre­ Mrs Bob Bery of Mountain Home the extra point.
"I was amazed at the growth of
November 13 at 8 o'clock. The Hospital Dance Plannrd—
school and the school child. Plans visited last week at the home of Adrian received the kick-off and your area”, Mr. Shiffer said. ”1
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public is invited to attend this
will also be made for the group on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman on a pass play Wilder Intercepted had no idea that this community
A fiance for the benefit of the Farmer Residents Visit—
event. The cake walk will be fol­ Malheur Memorial hospital will be Dr- and Mrs- c A Abbott of social hygiene. All parents and Towne.
and ran 40 yards to score to the had developed as it has. I believe
lowed by dancing.
you are going to have a great fut­
final touchdown.
given by the hospital association Pascagoula, •Mississippi, f o r m e r room mothers are invited to a t­
Here
From
McCall—
Saturday night. November 20 in 'he Syssa residents, were here last tend thé meeting. The groups will
ure".
Artist Speaks at Ontario—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Hague
and
Visit On Coast—
gymnasium. The proceeds; *'epk !o r the hunting season. They be sponsored by the Nyssa Par­
Marco Murolo was guest speaker Nyssa
daughter,
Susan,
and
Mrs.
Hagues’s
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Case spent To Attend Convention—
will be used to buy equipment for were guests at the home of Dr. ent-Teacher association.
at the Arts and Craft Women’s the new hospital, which is now and M r '- J °bn Long. Dr. and Mrs.
mother, Mrs. Udlck of Ontario, vis­ last week-end at Corvallis and Val Dee, Child will leave Nov­
ited friends In Nyssa Friday.
club meeting held Monday after­ under construction. A merchan- Abbott are located at Paisley. Ore- To Visit In The Dalles—
Portland. Mr. Case attended the ember 12 to attend the 20th n at­
noon at the Women’s club house in dise auction will be held.
'Dads' day” program at Oregon ional Future Farmers of America
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fry will
lion.
Ontario. Mr. Murolo also display­
State college, where his two sons, convention in Kansas City, Mis­
leave Friday for The Dalles, where To Live In Nyssa—
ed a number of his paintings. He Returns From Trip—
they will visit Mr. Fry's sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Thomason Edward and Norman, are students. souri. Approximately 100 boys from
Coaches Winning T ea m -
was accompanied by Mrs. Murolo. Dr. C. M. Tyler returned Wed- The Wilder high school football Cora Hovey, and friends.
of Saratoga, Wyoming have arrived
Oregon schools will go to the con­
in Nyssa to make their home. They Here From Milton—
vention In chartered cars via Union
nesday frog: a vacation spent in feam- coached by Bill Bowman,
To Seattle—
expressed the belief that Nyssa has
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest 8nodgrass Pacific railroad. Child was select­
Canada.
brother of Mrs. Emil A. Stunz of Here From 1 a Grande—
Mrs. E. H. Fleshman left Satur­
of Milton are week-end guests of ed as the Nyssa representative by
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i Nyssa. has won the 1948 football
Miss Shirley Whitley spent the "a wonderful climate.”
day for Seattle to visit her sister- Education Picture Shown—
members of the local chapter on
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy.
j championship of the district B week-end at the E. H. Fleshman
in-law, Mrs. Beck Whitley, who is In observance of the 28th annual “league. Bo«-man, who has worked home. Miss Whitley is a student Students Visit—
the basis of his outstanding Fut­
111 .
ure Farmer work.
American Education week, the mov- at the Stunz Lumber company yard at the Eastern Oregon Collage of Lae Stewart, Virginia Short, and Benefit Parties Scheduled—
Patricia
Owynn
were
visitors
Sat­
A series of seven benefit pinochle
te trailer titled. "Strengthening the ocr-asicnallv. was assistant coach at Education at La Grande.
Visit In Boise—
urday and Sunday at the John card parties will be given by the Guitar School Started—
Foundations of Freedom", is being Fairfield, Idaho before completing
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sallee vis­ hown at the Nyssa theater. The his college work at Albion. He Is To Emmett—
Lackey home. They are students Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges The Honolulu Conservatory of
ited Sunday at the home of Mr. picture, narrated by Lowell Thomas, holding hts first head coaching Job Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldridge were In St. Alphonsus school of nurs­ beginning Saturday evening. Nov­ Music, which has 22 musical studio«
Sallee’s sister, Mrs. Mildred Brandt emphasizes the work of the public j at Wilder.
visitors at the ranch home of Mr ing in Botse. Miss Owynn is pres­ ember 13 at 8 p. m. In the Odd now active in teaching guitar
of Boise.
schools in building American ideals!
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and Mrs. L. E. Bolt near Nampa ident of the freshman class in the Fellows hall. An electric corn pop­ throughout Oregon, is organising
Into the lives of the youth. The Attend Alumni Dinner—
Sunday. Mrs. Bolt Is a cousin of nursing school.
per will be given away. Prizes for a combined school and club to be
Here From California—
film, sponsored by the Nvssa Mis< Katherine Peterson, Mrs. C. Mrs. Eldridge.
the other parties will be announced held in the 1. O. O. F. hall on
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown Eduction association, is shown J. Kopp, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Attend Football C a n » —
wiuth First street every Wednesday
Saturday evening.
and son of Torrence. California through the courtesy of Olean Patch and Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Wil­ Library To t lose—
A comparatively large number of
evening, beginning November 24.
visited friends in Nyssa last week, Wells of the Nyssa theatej.
Teaching will be under the super­
son attended the Oregon State The Nyssa city library will be Nyssa residents attended the foot­ Born To Nyssa Couple—
and Mrs. Brown’s mother in Fruit-
| Alumni meeting at the country closed Thursday afternoon of this ball game between Montana State
Mr and Mrs. Sam Lemon are the vision of Dan Ulmer, the principal.
land.
Sing In The Messiah—
week in observance of Armistice college and the University of Idaho parents of a 10-pound daughter The organization will provide child­
¡club fast Thursday evening.
at Bbtse Saturday. Among them bom November 7. at the Memorial ren as well as adults with an op­
Several women of Nyssa are Join-'
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day.
Here From Ogden—
were Mr and Mrs. Dave Mitchell. Park hospital in Caldwell.
portunity to learn to play music.
ing with the Ontario chorus for Nampa Man Here—
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cole and 'he presentation of the Messiah Rev. Don Maxfield of Nampa j Visit In Ny
Mr and Mrs. Emil A., Stuns. Mr.
children of Ogden arrived Tuesday
and
Mrs
1rs
Ure,
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Collins
were
given in Ontario in Decern- was speaker at the Christian
Here From Boise—
Visits Parents—
for a visit with Mrs. Cole's parent’s. ber. Those singinng with the group. church at the morning and even- visitors at the H E. Collins home Tom Bumtngham, Mr snd Mrs
Gene Bel ion and Miss Paula Har­ Jerry Bellon, student at the Ida­
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Church.
are Mrs John Schenk. Mrs. Uoyd ing services Sunday.
Sunday, en route to their home Ormond Thomas. Mr. snd Mrs. F rington were Sunday evening guests ho State college at Pocatello visited
H Brandt, Mr and Mrs. George at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joe st the home of hts parents, Mr.
Lewis, Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mrs |
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in Boise from Bums.
Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rine­ Bellon.
Rummage Sale Set—
Glade DavD, and Mrs. Charle- Visit In Boise—
snd Mrs. Joe Bellon. last Friday
The Episcopal Guild will hold a Grider.
hart and Mr. and Mrs. Sam H art­
evening. Bellon. with members of
| Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seppich and Hies To Oakland—
rummage sale next week. Thursday.
Mrs. Artie Robertson left a p l ley.
the football squad and their coach,
Here From Coos Bay—
family were visitors Sunday at the
Friday and Saturday. November 18. To Boise—
{plane Monday morning from Boise
Mr. and Mrs C. V. Bloyd of Coos was en route to Lewiston foF s
H. A. Perry, home in Boise
.19 and 20. at the parish hall from
Mr and Mrs. Henry Zobell and
I for Oakland, where she will visit Visit Relatives—
.11 iame. The Idaho state
Bay arrived In Nyssa last Tuesday
1 30 to 4:30 p. m. Mrs. J. L. Church Mrs Lloyd Lewis were Boise visit- I Here From Eagle—
Mr. and Mrs Joe Robertson and Mr and Mrs. B E. Edwards of and are guests at the Roy Bames college football squad haa won flea
Is chairman of the sale The guild oas Saturday. Mr Zobell attend- ; Mr. and Mrs Verlan Mace of son Mrs. Robertson 's grandson j Salem were here for the pheasant home. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and out of the six games played this
has received additional clothing for ed the Montana-U. of Idaho foot-j Eagle were Sunday visitors at the will celebrate his first birthday hunting season. Mrs Edwards is tlielr guests visited In Boise Mon­ season. Billon is tackle on tha
the sale.
day of this week.
ball game.
I Cliff Main home
(this week.
la sister of Mrs. John Long
team
Lions Will He
Hosts To Squad
Nyssa To Play
Payette Thurs.
First Games In
League Played
Glendon Hillis
Service Is Set