THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1948
PAGE THREE
ARCADIA RESIDENTS
last week for Vancover. Washing- children and Mr and Mrs. Oeorge f day In the Adrian gymnasium by
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t / i e i x c Con where they will spend the ho 11— Moeller and girls, visited in the Kingman Kolony 34 to 6
The
L L A V L, U fN V l o t I o days with their daughter, Mrs. Har-
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| ry Thurman and Mr. Thurman, Otis Bullard home Saturday even­ Owyhee team will meet Ridge vie*
Friday, December 24 at 2 o’clock
ARCADIA. Dec. 23—Mr and Mrs. and with Mr. Zittercob's sisters in ing.
E Us Warner and Rose left Satur - 1 t j i tland.
The Area lie Sunshine club held at Adrian, according to Kenneth
day for Coos Bay, Oregon, where
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling took its Christmas party December 17 McDonald, who Is coaching the
they will spend the hoUdays. Alice Mr. S . lulling-s sister, Mrs. Mein- at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Cole Owyhee boys.
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who is attending school at Ash-' , nger to Boise last week to visit , man on Oem jivenue. Sixteen were
Mr. and Mrs Houston Duna­
land, Oregon, will accompany them ner husband who is In a hospital | pee ent. Gift exchanges revealing way and family hate been visiting
to Coos Bay.
I there.
.he Sunshine sisters for the past in Portland for the past week.
Fred Schilling helped move Mi
The children and young people year were held. The children also
Mrs. G.en McGinnis and son. |
and Mrs. Oeorge Paxton and fain- of Ar.adta gave A Christmas pro- exchanged gifts.
I Mike, were callers in the Wemei I
ay to their farm near Vale last gram Sunday after Sunday school,
| fleutz home Friday,
week.
¿i-n Butler, Theo Matherly and
j Mr. and Mrs. Hipólita Mendazon«
O.
K.
K.
CLUB
HOLDS
The Arcadia school gave a Christ- Otis Bullard returned from Ukiah
shopped in Boise Monday.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
mas program, “Christmas Win- vast week, with an elk each,
Mrs. Hazel Siathopolis of Nam- |
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daws,” with the Nyssa schools De-
Mrs. Ben Houston returned last
pa visited In the home of her son
cember 16 In Nyssa. The program week from Council, where she vls- OWYHEE, Dec. 23—The O. K. K. md daughter-in-law over the week
club held it’s Christmas party with end. .Mr and Mrs. Randall Stut-
was weU attended by Arcadia rest- ited friends.
dents.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston and Mrs. Martha Klingbeck Thursday nopolis took her to her home Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. John Zittercob left Dorothy, Mrs. George Hust and Mrs. George Gregg was assistant day evening.
hostess. A pot-luek luncheon was
Mrs. Charley Culbertson was a
served at 1 o'clock. Mystery sis­ ousiness visitor In Ontario Tues­
ters names were revealed and new day afternoon.
ones chosen. G ifts were exchanged.
The foUowing officers were elected Return From McCord Field—
Mrs. Werner Peutz, president; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morgan return­
Charley Culbertson, vice president, ed last week-ent from McCord
and Mrs. Raleigh Chamberlain, sec­ Field, where Mr. Morgan had been
retary-treasurer. The next m eet­ stationed for a two-weeks reserve
ing will be held at the home of officers training course. Return­
Mrs. William Peutz, with Mrs. Wer­ ing with them from La Grange 1
ner Peutz assisting.
were Miss Mardi Sallee and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slippy and Evalene Towne, students at East­
sons have returned from Ander­ ern Oregon college of Education.
son dam, where they are spending
Che winter, to visit over the holi­ To Idaho Falls—
days at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lovejoy
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brewer shop­ and family left this morning for i
ped in Nampa Saturday.
Idaho Falls, where they will spend |
Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves and the holidays with Mrs. Lovejoy’s
E. L. Ditty of Nyssa were Sunday parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Stod-1
evening dinner guests in the home dard.
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ditty.
Shirley Skinner was a guest of
Kay McDonald Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Culbertson, Mrs.
Dorothy Slippy and Mrs Henry
Slippy shopped in Nampa Satur­
day.
Mrs. Werner Peutz entertained a
group of ladles at her home Tues
day afternoon. Refreshments of
ice cream, cookies and coffee were
served to eight guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
and Mrs. Tony Ciofalo attended the
basketball game in Homedale Fri­
day night between Adrian and
Homedale high school teams. After
the game Mr. Ciofalo joined the
group and they enjoyed sandwiches
and coffee at the Ray Fletcher
home.
Owyhee Sunday school held its
Christmas program Sunday morn­
ing after regular Sunday school
classes.
Each class presented a
portion of the program.
Rev. Robert Krlner will hold ser­
vices at the Owyhee Sunday school
Sunday, December 26 both In the
morning and evening.
Prayer meeting will be held at
the Grover Cooper home Tuesday
evening, December 28. Rev. Krin-
er will be the leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall of
Nyssa called In the Lee House­
holder home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
shopped In Ontario Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Atkeson and Bon­
nie Lou of Glendale, California
arrived in Nyssa Sunday to spend
the holidays with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Atkeson and Bonnie
were dinner guests in the Jesse
Ditty home Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitt and
Roberta spent last week in Baker,
where they attended the funeral
of Mr. Morfitt’s brother. Cal, who
was killed on IwoJima and whose
body was recently shipped back
to the states.
Prayer meeting was held Tues­
day evening, December 14 In the
home of Mrs. Martha Kingback.
with 28 present. Herschal Gregg
was leader.
Jesse Ditty, Jr., left Thursday for
Sacramento, where he will spend
the holidays.
old message of
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Hite were On­
on earth; good
tario shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Russell Patton, Sr., left Fri­
to men'“ echoes again
day nigh t-for St. Louis to spend
the holidays with her son-in-law
ver the entire Christian
and daughter, Mr. nd Mrs. Harry
in this happy holiday
Rowe.
Mrs. Wiliam Peutz, Mrs. Werner
Harking back to
Peut* and Mrs. A. D. Moses shop­
ped In Ontario Monday.
spirit of the first
Lynn Kygar, Oral Hite, Charley
istmas, w e wish for
Culbertson and William Peutz, Jr.
rode for cattle on the Malheur
ail the joys and
river for three days last week, but
failed to find any of their stock.
pf the season. *
They plan to ride again after
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson
visited In the Lawrence Hlslop
home in Frultland Friday after­
noon.
Bob Morfitt left Sunday for
Prairie City to' complete arrange­
ments for moving his family there.
The Morfitts plan to move after
Christmas.
William Peutz, Jr. made a bus­
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lemon
iness trip to Caldwell Tuesday.
Mrs. Grant Patterson was a shop­
per in Ontario Monday afternoon.
The Owyhee grade school boys
basketball team was defeated Fri-
itierrte . . .
£ Inis hints
.. .and a Happy New
Y ear!
May youi
heart be filled with
gladness.
May you enjoy a Yuletide crowded with
happiness. . . a Christmas tree heavy with
the gifts you’ve looked forward to.
Bernard Eastm an
Insurance
G a te C ity
Real Ehtata
Phone 64
Nvssa. O repon
C le a n e r s
That’s our
greeting to
you in this
happy season.;
Wilson’s Hi-Way Market
W l N - MAY THIS
CHRISTMAS SEASON
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greeting . . .
BRING YOU MANY
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HAPPY ‘
HOLIDAYI
BLESSINGS AND
MUCH JOY
AND HAPPINESS.
Nyssa Theatre
HOLLINGSWORTHS’, Inc.
Lemon’s Hatchery
Have A Merry Christmas
man 5
FROM THE
Where you can sell your livestock every Wednesday with
Confidence.
MR. and MRS. BILL LANE
Residence Phone 1167
Office Phone 019R3
The multi-colored lights which adorn your Christmas tree will be
reflected, we hope, in the radiance of your joy through all the
years to follow. And may the happy surprises which await you
mark the beginning of a future which will be filled with good
health, good will, good luck and a pack of happiness to last a
lifetime over. We thank you sincerely for your past patronage
and look forward to serving you to your complete satisfaction
in the New Year.
Season’s Greetings To You One And All
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