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rAGE FOUR th e n y ssa g a t e c it y jo u r n a l , n y s s a , O r eg o n , T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y 6 , 1949 ANNUAL AUXILIARY | Forty-5«vpn parsons ¿pent the af-1 Mrs Morgan Hansen, who has Just The regular January meeting of principal speaker. All wards will Irvin Durfee and family have who lives ln Utah Is visiting her ternoon in visiting. there. | the Sunset auxiliary will not be be represented. sold their place at New Plymouth this week. DINNER IS SERVED Another danje will be held at j I moved Lila month, due to ao many Scout Leaders, Tom Ashby and and have moved on the Charles Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barrett en New Year dinner guests at the held Guy Tanner took troop 31 Scouts at the hall. However on Durfee ranch. Mr. Durfee will tertained at supper New Year’s eve. ---------- the Sunset hall Saturday night, I home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew activities the first Thursday of February. on a skiing party to Ironside last finish the new dairy barn and he Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. SUNSETT VALLEY, Jan 6—The an- January 8 to raise more money to I TRand were Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. week. E. Bergam will be hostess i and his father, Charles Durfee will Dale Sessions and Mr. and Mrs. ior painting of the hall, i Qrootviet, Jean and Jeanive Orot- Lie Paul nual dinner at ui the Sunset aux-1 aux- j Fay and Loya Callahan spent the enter the dairy and poultry bus Charles Durfee. February meeting lliary members and friends was Mr and Mrs. Thomas Nishltan 1 ‘Viet. and Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Pyll- at Mr. week-end in Caldwell with rela and Mrs. Herbert Bergam iness. Ray Porter will leave this week Mrs. Fyllingness had just held Sunday at the Sunset hall. and son, David, Mr. and Mrs. Roy h’Rness. family spent an evening last tives. for a visit with relatives in Utah. Hanhitanl, and Mr. and Mrs. returned from Nampa after visit and Mrä. Wayne Berrett's mother, week at the S. E. Flanagan home Donnie Shears has enlisted in George Hashltani and faawily were ing Mrs. Pancheri. film of the sugar beet har the army and will be stationed New Year dinner guests Saturday Saturday dinner guests of Mr. Movie vest and many other subjects were somewhere in Texas, leaving Nyssa 9 - at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. and Mrs. Robert Ditty were Rev shown. Radio Re £ a ir of January. Hashltani. erend and Mrs. Joe Dodson, Mr. Worthwhile club members will the Mr. first and FOR ALL YOUR Ray Porter of Mrs. Charley Sohwetzer visited and Mrs. Henry Hlntz and family, meet at the home of Mrs. William New Plymouth Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. All Makes and Models friends and relatives in Ontario Mrs. Della Leota Ditty, Mary Query Gregg Thursday, January 20. An Charles Durkey New Year's eve. Wednesday and Thursday. j and Sharon Overv. nual election of officers will be Mrs. Jessie Callahan visited her Quick, Efficient orother, V. M. Johnson and family Miss Mtdo Okano left Saturday1 Mrs.Cash TVrner’ “ ln “»• held. Service for Pullman, Washington to con-1 " oly RjSary j»°^>«*l is reported Mrs. Pete Wilson, Mrs. Claude in mas. Boise a few days before Christ tinue her college studies. Her M ** lmProved- Wilson, and Clarence Reed left lor Located At Westerns Drother, Tets Okano, left the same Mr and Mrs Walter Paries and Nunn, Colorado Thursday morning, Wiliam Harvey Callahan of day. returning to Oregon State coi- family moved last week from the upon receipt of word ol the death Nyssa moved his family to Drager- 471 Main—Nyssa lege at Corvallis, after spending John Terra farm to the Ditty farm, of their brother, Harold Reed. Mrs con. Utah, where he will be employ-1 • at the parental home. They are now living in the house Jun Rdbo is staying at the Pete ed. HERBERT E. COX, the Mrs. holidays Wilson home caring for little David. Linda Callahan, little daughter Fred Mitchell, who left last i°T !eri y 9ccupied the Noian Please See Us As We Are Prepared To Take Mr. and Mrs Charles Callahan Technician Members of the Owyhee young of Monday for Boise, has spent the ‘ a ly improving rapidly since die re s Sunday school class met is turned week at the home of her daughter, Members of the Assembly of God people’ from St Alphonsus hospital church and tiheir families enjoyed Wednesday evening at the home of last week. Care Of Your Needs "100 Per Cent She was under the care an all-day get-together at the -heir teacher, Mrs. William Gregg, of a specialist two weeks. church last Sunday. Pot-luck lunch for a holiday party, enjoying games Mr. and Mrs. for Leo Utter were and refreshments. and supper were served. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rataezyk Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb and guests We Have A Very Wide List Of Farms To day at dinner. were hosts at a New Year's dinner Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rot* were din Christmas Joe Stephens is building a new at their home. Guests were Mr. ner guests at the newly-wedded dairy Choose From, From One Acre To A Thousand barn on his ranch in Cow and Mrs. Casmier Rataezyk, Mr. couple, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamil and Mrs. Harry Rataezyk and fam ton ln Nampa New Year’s day. hollow. ily, and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brothers Miss Shirley Price returned to of Battleground, Washington. Mr. Madras Thursday evening. Miss and Mrs. Brothers, who have been Price, who is teaching in the Also Have Most Any Kind Of Home You Wish visiting their daughter, Mrs. Cas- Madras schools, spent the holidays mler Rataezyk, the past week, left at the home of her parents, Mj. Optometrist Saturday night by train for their and Mrs. Ira Price. home. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb were Visiting at the John Reeves home Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Eyes Examined Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Henry Reuter at Adrian. Robert Ditty, Mary Query and Mr. and Mrs. William Gregg were Clarence Dodson. Mrs. Gertrude Sunday dinner guests at the home Phone 720 Atkeson, who has been a house- of Hersehel Gregg and family. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY guest at the Reeves home, left 718 Arthur St. Thursday for her home in Glen W a ln u t, Mahogany and OWYHEE WARD LDS 60 North 3rd Street dale, California. Caldwell, Idaho Don Share, son of Mr. and Mrs HOLDS MEETING Charles Share, enlisted in the army D arker Blonde Finishes and left Sunday for Fort Ord, Cal COW HOLLOW, Jan. 6—The gen- ifornia society at the Owyhee By PLOTNER "IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY” Mr. and Mrs. Vern Garner re eologioal ward of the L. D. S. chucrch, held turned Friday evening after ALL ARE ATTRACTIVE a meeting in the Oregon Trail you AAAy n o t v o n t y Z I L AT A A I! three-day trip to Moses Lake, Soap under the direction ol Lake and Ellensburg. Mr. and Mrs schoolhouse IV £ A AV TM'-BRAKES ON T u ñ H £ L T 4 H O U 6 A IN SEVERAL SIZES Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pike last Sun yOUff£ ASAVIN fo n A Garner also visited Mr. and Mrs. day. The boys chorus of the Nyssa A' -BRICK W ALL' t o r a MALTM o l i r / Jim Kirkland at Soap Lake. Mr, second ward sang two selections tíut A ll of ü$ .B R /C K W A U Kirkland, a former Sunset valley and Them Baker of the Nyssa sec - r r s A V L/N D R O A D /- TlM tí. DKW é resident, now owns a dry goods ond Ward spoke on the importance WiTVI B I?A K £ 5 store. of geneological work and record É O N Ó fA N T W Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and keeping. Mrs. Frank Briggs were Mr. and Florance Niccum returned home ócrriNú WfAKÉp Mrs. Henry Bauer of Boise, and from the University of Oregon to CÍCUK, e/UKLá. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Briggs. Mrs, spend 'the holidays with her par Bybee Bldg., 7th and Main 4\A\JÍ OüR Bauer is a sister of Mrs. Frank She returned to Eugene Jan Briggs and Frank and Lester are ents. uary 3. orothers. Otto Procknan, who is stationed The Hite family went to Bums with B R A \Í ’(fCK-UP the army at Omaha, spent the for New Year’s turkey dinner with Christmas J-£á (l0Qvuuu,%a*a holidays with his sister, I Carl and Walter Hite. Mrs Mrs. Harold Callahan of this vicin WE HAVE AN Blanche Hite, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ity. He returned to Omaha by Osborne and Mr. and Mrs. Lem plane last Friday. //«R IM A R Wilson and family left Friday night Les Stoker and family of the MOTOR L for Burns to spend the week-end Owyhee L. D. 8., spent the ¿ o X 137 Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite and fam nollday in ward, California with his fam ily of Haines spent Friday night ily. at the John Reffett home, attend FOR Joseph Callahan ed the Sunset valley dance, and had Mr. as and their Mrs. guests New Year's drove to Burns Saturday. Loren day, Charles Durfee and and his family plan on spending Dee Deerfee and family of family, a week with his brothers at Bums. Howard Callahan and family, Boise, and Don Bergam, son of Mr. and Mrs Callahan and family. Plac Herbert Bergam, left Monday for es Everett were laid for 16. La Grande. Bergam Is to re-enter The quarterly conference the Eastern Oregon College of Ed will be 1L. held D. in S. Weiser Saturday and ucation. Mark E. Peterson of the SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS PUMPED Glenn KnoMingham of Boise Sunday. spent the week-end at the O. P Council of the twelve will be the home. We Build Concrete Septic Tanks on the Job Counsdl Miss Shirley Price, who spent Christmas vacation with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, re PUMPS AND PUMP SERVICE turned to Madras by the way of Corvallis, where she visited over It is said that the Chinese have all their accounts either We are Equipped to Service All the week-end with Bdbert Albrit ton, who is attending Oregon State paid or satisfactorily arranged to be paid by the first of every college. Types of Pumps Mrs. Alta Provlencc of Caldwell year. Now why not be as honest as the Chinamen and either was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price and family. COMPLETE PLUMBING LINE pay, part pay or satisfactorily arrange to pay all of your bills as Shirley, Jo Ann and Fern Price were Caldwell shoppers Monday. soon as possible? Reasonable Rates. Ken Price was a New Year’s din ner guest ln the L. M. Dterking home. Nyssa, Oregon A vanda Peterson and Jean When you receive one of our copyrighted Credit Board Deirking were supper guests at the Phone 261-M, Collect Ira Price home New Year's eve. Statements bearing our registered Pioneer Service name from Insurance Requirements The Famous . . . Baldwin Pianos DR. C.W. CRAVES Are Now Available In Nyssa ¿J. 0 V/V 0 WN! E. L. JAMISON J Ü É te ¡ GRIGG BROS. & BUTLER Electric Pipe'Tha wer Frozen Water Pipes Septic Tanks & Cesspools Cleaned ARE YOU AS HONEST AS A CHINAMAN?” . . BROWER PLUMBING SHOP your creditor, try at once to take care of your past due accounts. Remember if you lose your credit you may lose something you may never regain. I Hi (Oil HAVE ANV Scrap Iron? *No Commissions Charged On Collections *A11 Monies Paid To Your Creditor *No Docket Fees. No Filing Fees. *No Contracts To Sign And Regret *Your Accounts Remain In Your Hands At All Times WHV NOT TURN IT Into Cash? WE BUY SCRAP IRON, BRASS, COPPER. BATTERIES. RADIATORS. ETC. See Mac Or Wayne At The Nyssa Auto Body Shop Phone 107W i Ye», Mike won our pig-growing race. Not only was he bigger than Ike, but it cost less to put 100 lbs. of gain on him, too: proof that it really pays to feed Purina. When you’re in town drop by our store and see the figures on this race. Mike gained 154 pounds in 70 days at a cost of 12c per pound of gain. J 5 Ike gained 40 pounds in 70 days at a cost of more than 15c per pound of gain. Tobler’s Feed & Fuel Pioneer Service County Credit Board Information Most Valuable PIONEER SERVICE CO., Inc. (Established since 1926) IDAHO — OREGON — UTAH — NEVADA DIVISION Division Office, I. 0. 0. F. Bldg State Office Box 471, Eugene, Oregon Box 1616, Boise, Idaho The Best And Cheapest Collection Service In America Watch For The Green and Black Handbills With Accounts For Sale!
