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PAGE FOUR T H E NYSSA GATE C ITY J O U R N A L , N Y S S A , O REGO N, T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 20, 1949 OW YHEE P T A HOLDS REGULAR MEETING OWYHKE, Jan 20—T h e Owyhee P. T. A. met Thursday evening Jan- ° £ -D — ">• ik*ry 13 ait the s hoal house at 8 -»'.-n.'k. A ..er the regular business . a. watch the president, Mrs. Clyde Hike, presided. Mrs M . r ha K lin g - a -k gave a talk >n W i. W e As Parents and As a *°kM o .„. i - ‘- r : VlcVuV»0'* ™ ^ • The farmer who chooses a McCormick-Deering Hay M achine is getting a great background o f equipm ent leadership and success on his side. T hrough all the years of hay tool development, McCormick- Deering has played a leading role. M cCcrm ick-D eering QUALITY early became a standard by which other equipm ent was judged. To farmers interested in perfecting a speedy, dependable m ethod of harvesting hay, we want to say this: "Look into the complete McCormick-Deering line. There's a modern machine for every step in your job, and w e'll be glad to show or tell you all about them.'* Owyhee Truck & Implement Co. PIIO N E 24.7 I N T E R N A T I O N A L HARVESTER FARM E QU I PM E N T H E A D Q U A R T E R S Community Can Do to P reven t1 subject at furniture arrangement Juvem.e Delinquency". Mrs. Ken The theme of February meeting will m h McDonald gave a report on be “ A blouse in a day". Members a booklet entitled 'T h e Duties of will take their sewing machines L . .v t.-ifor. cment Officers Concern and their blouses cut out to the ing Juvenile Delinquents". Wilbur meeting. A special all-day meet Chapin showed several reels of ing will be held at the home of movies taken on a trip which he Mis. Grover Cooper Thursday, Jan- and his wife made last summer., uary 27 with "Braided Rugs"' as Mrs. Bill Cook played some piano „..e.r suojeot. A pociuck lunch wil numbers. The upper room won the oe s e r.id at noon. attendance contest and all the T .ie Needle Workers 4-H club me i'uu.'i of hat room were present wi..i their leader, Mrs. Fred Bab- ed with a loMypop Friday. Rc- co k at the home of Maxine Kyua. e-oshTienf« were served bv Mrs. Mond ty afternoon, January 17. Ai Charley Culbertson and Mrs. Ira members were present and enjoy ed refreshments of jello, cake and .. . Martha Klirvgtoack and Mr t cocoa. The next meeting will be Uid M r Jo se Gregg and c h ild -, held with Shirley Hoke at her h.-ne January 31. ren chopped in Boise Monday. Rev. Robert Kriner will hold ser Tne Sunset valley extension unit vices at Owyhee Sunday school .ret Weanesday ailernoon at uic ha l with seven members present. ouialay, January 23. Tne Owyhee grade school basket Mrs. Miriam Colford presented the ball tea was defeated Wednesday af ernoon in Big Bend by a score of 16 to 8 a t Adrian Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow en tertained at dinner Sunday for j Mr. and Mis. Lou Pratt and chil- j Iren of Adrian, and Mrs. Annie | Pratt of Lebanon, Oregon. During he afternoon Mrs. Martha K ling- back and Fred called in the B ige low home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M cDon ald and children were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ciofalo in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Culbertson and Larry and Mrs. Bertha Cul bertson were callers in the Earl Orocker home Sunday afternoon. OF Y O U R H O U S e Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morfitit of Prairie Oity visited in the Neal Nicholson home Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson pent Monday afternoon at Fruit- S illy o u e s tio n ? N o indeed. M a n y land, where they visited in the folks .d a y ha ve little m ore than hplf the present va lue o f their Lawrence Histop home. h om e s insure d . • . va lue s ha ve Mr. and Mrs. Clayton were hosts incre ase d so greptly. H ow a b out at a pinochle party Friday even Y O U R S ? W e 'll b e g la d to help you ing at their home. Four tables check. A n d w h ile we re at it, let's were in play during the evening. in ve stiga te oil yo u r prope rty insur* Prize winners were Mrs. Jesse D itty once. PL a na lysis w ill liv e you the and Byrd Waiters, hksh; Mrs. W il com plete picture o n e <e sheet. N o son W inter and Bill Peutz, Jr., ch arge . C om e in o r phone. low and Mrs. William Peutz and NYSSA INSURANCE Jesse Ditty traveling prize. Re freshments o f sandwiches, fruit AGENCY salad, cake and coffee were served to 17 persons. Roberta M orfltt o f Prairie Oity spent Saturday visiting Mary Ellen Williams. Gerald Slippy is ill with a throat infection this week. Mrs. Claude Skinner. Mrs. Char ley Cu'toerbson, Mrs. Orville Mc- Ewen, and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald met with Mrs. Werner Peutz Thurs day afternoon to work on the new yearbook fo r the O. K. K. club. WHICH HALF IS INSURED? NEW LY MARRIED COUPLE RETURN Ford 4 Passenger Deluxe Couple Ford Coupe ........................................................ Ford 4 Passenger Delux Coupe Mercury Fordor Sedan ............................. Ford Pickup ....................................................... $ 995.00 $ 895.00 $ 995.00 $1295.00 $ 595.00 These C a rs A re A ll In G o o d Sh ap e A n d W ill G iv e You T housands O f M ile s O f Fine Transportation H e r r i m a n M o t o r Co. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Kissner. former residents of Sunset valley, | now living near Caliwell, visited 1UNSET V A LLE Y , Jan 20—Mr. and rriends' in the valley Sunday. Mr. Mrs. Clarence L. Dodson, newly- and Mrs. Kissner have just return wedded couple, arrived home Sun ed from a month’s trip visiting day evening after a honeymoon heir daughter in California. trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb were Mrs. Dodson, accompanied by Mrs. Della- Leota Ditty, motored to La I Grande Monday to visit relatives. Jay Howard and his children, Jerry and P atty Ann o f Bates, | Oregon arrived Saturday night at he Cash Turner home, where his | FIRES FiRES FIRES BROWNIE’S CAFE Pays For Injury To Persons In Your Car. $4 W ill Cover Payments Up To $5C0 Per Person Injured. Check Your Hazards Hyssa Fire Protection SALES AND SERVICE 650 No. 4th St. Box lg l Claude Willson. Mgr. Phone 128-J J SEE Frank T. Morgan Agency ^ALAMAZOO ^ Electric Ranges B IG BEND. Jan 20— Joe Brum bach escaped serious injuries M on day when a tractor he was driving overturned in the Kingm an Kolony community. Mr. Brumbach was taking the tractor, trailed toy a hay- i hopper, to the Hurst ranch when the hay chopper swung around on a strech of Icy road and overturned the tractor. Mr. Brumbach, who was pinned under the tractor was released when H. A. Limtoert pried up 'the machine. Mr. Brumbach was taken to his home in the Big Bend community after receiving treatment at the Nyssa Nursing home, after his condition was found not to be serious. M r. and Mrs. Burton Blades of Nampa were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mi's. Dyre Roberts. Miike Handler and fam ily visited Sunday with the Hllderman fam ily near Homedale. E . M. Hauser, county club agent rhowed two films. "F irst Steps in First Aid," and “ Realms o f W ild Life.” at the Bend schools Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Dale T eter returned Thursday from M ilton. Oregon. They brought home a truck load of lumber from Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Diesen and George Hardy o f the Roswell bench rPJl£> 1 u e the low price electric range with 26 luxury features Lifetime Construction The Kalamazoo electric range has a rigid steel frame concealed beneath its gleaming white panels— it’s built to last a lifetime. 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Mrs. Cash Turner home. ru m er is steadily gaining in strength a n i is able to be up and about. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hamilton, newlyweds, were house guests at he home of Mrs. Hamilton's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Rooto. four days last week, returning to Nampa Saturday. Ralph Lawrence Now IsTheTim e To Buy \ Good Used cur 1940 1940 1940 1942 1938 visited the Lower Bend Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Diesen sang a special song. "SaiVtaaon is Free." Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Benneut, M r and Mrs. livre Roberts, Mrs. John Aucker nd Helen Hatch attended the 'Jyssa-Adrian basketball game S a t urday. INTERMOUNTAIN FURNITURE CO. EASY TERMS PHONE 176W the
