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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1949^ PAGE FOUR T A X 160 S ERVICE Built-up Asphalt Roofs Repairs— Hot Mops Complete Roofing Service Insulation And Brick Siding NEW PLYMOUTH ROOFING CO. New Plymouth, Idaho Make Local Calls To STUNZ LUMBER CO., Nyssa Prices Reduced •WESTINGHOUSE’ ELECTRIC RANGES To Clear Stock For New 1949 Models to Nebraska because of illness. who have completed their navy stationed at Pearl Harbor, and Several members of her family are "boot training" at San Diago, re- Pharaoh will take corpsman traln- seriously ill due partly to the cently received assignments for th e: ing at the naval hospital at San blizzards and sub-zero weather in next 18 months. Crandall will be Diego. that section. , Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Limbaugh and Junior and Bud Shaw of Fruitland and Richard Grasmick Do You Need Assistance With Your went to Bogus basin near Boise Sunday. Mrs. M. C. Seuell and Jean Blakesley and Terry were Ontario and Payette shoppers Saturday af-1 ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Seuell and Darryl were Saturday dinner guests E. D. “ MIKE” MICHAELSON at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. | C. Seuell. P. O. Box 490 Phone Z8R and 134 Mr. Moguson, Mike O'Leary, Betty Buskirk of Fruitland and Office L. & II. Produce Warehouse Lloyd Seuell made a business trip to Boise Thursday evening. Jean Blakesley and Terry were | Thursday evening guests of Mr. }f and Ms. John S. Huntini Nyssa. Accounting Income Tax Book-keeping? Oí R OOFING The meeting was attended by M. C. Seuell and Jean B.akesley of this community. Jim McDroe and his mother have had influenza for the past several' days. Mrs. W. H. Orasmick and Mrs. George Grasmick attended a Ladies Aid society meeting at the home of Mrs. H. P. Ostermiller at Fruitland. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans and family and Janice attended a bask etball game between the seventh and eighth grades of Fruitland and Emmett Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney and Joy attended the white elephant sale at New Plymouth Saturday. Benefits went to the V. F W. and auxiliary of New Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney and Joy were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Robinette of New Plymouth. The afternoon was spent playing pinochle The pinochle club met Saturday evening at the Nu-Acres community hall. Mrs. Bob Shaw and Mrs. EM Meroney were hostesses. Si Letts had as his guests, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen, Monday evening. The guests were enter tained at a movie at Ontario. Mrs. Roy Hansen has been called EU idian called at the home of their uns, E.mer and Dave Saturday June spent the week-end at the Dean Austrian home. Rita Riddle and Patricia Smith ! pent Friday afternoon at the Forest Hardman home in Newell Heights attending the birthday party of Diane Hardman. They spent the evening at the theater after dinner. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Martin has been 111 in the Nursing home over the week end. Miss Marguerite Sc-human was a dinner guest at the Jess Norris heme Wednesday evening. Bob Weibb has been ill over the week-ent with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster and Mr. and Mrs. George De Haven spent Saturday evening at the Cecil Smith heme. M’ss Marguerite Schuman spent Sunday afternoon and evening in Boise. Those fromm Adrian attending the pinochle party at the C. B. Hill home In Newell Heights Friday were Mrs. William Ashcraft, Mrs. L. Dierking and Mrs. Herb Thomas. Those attending a P. T. A. meet ing at the Kolony school from Adrian Thursday evening were Mrs. Frances Deffer, Mrs. George I De Haven, Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson, Rev. and (Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Jerry Mackey, Mrs. Bill Loon ey, Mrs. Anna Sparks, Miss Ester Fogelman, Mrs. Jess Norris and Mrs. Cecil Smith. Mrs. Dennis Patch, former Adrian resident, and Mrs. John Schenk of Nyssa were guest speakers. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Toombs of Nyssa visited at the Vernon Parker home Sunday. The Adrian Rifle cluib held its monthly meeting Wednesday night. The members are making plans for a box social to be held February 19. After refreshments at the confect ionery, Bob Kurtz showed home movies. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown enter tained Mr. and Mrs. William Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phifer, Mr. and j Mrs. Dick Ashcraft, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer at a pinochle party Saturday evening. Harvey Otis has returned home from iMilton-Freewater, where he -pent the Christmas and New Year’s holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Henry McGruger and family. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Nicholson of Owyhee dam visited Saturday eve ning in Adrian. Ralph Moore of Owyhee dam left Tuesday for California to a t tend the funeral of his ¡brother- in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Alvon M cG innis! were su >er guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Oe.-il Smith Thursday evening. C.vude Smith spent the week- md visiting at the Cecil Smith, j ' ’ on and James ¡McGinnis and Till Willis homes. Adrian Antelopes won two bask etball games the past week. Tues day evening they defeated Greenleaf ’ ¡-33 and Fricjay evening defeated Marsing 43 to 41. They play Hun- lngton and Wilder this week. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mathews at tended a card party at Wildor Sat urday evening. They were guests of Donna Roebuck. HaUh has been ill the past week. Mrs. Bill Looney substituted for Mrs. E.mer Sparks in the King- man Kolony school two days while ADRIAN, Jan. 27—'Mrs. Howard Mrs. ¿¿larks was ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Dierking entertained tue following at pinochle party. Mr. and Mrs. Dale •shcraft, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. William A hcraft. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rainey. Mrs. Glennwood Pounds received word of the sudden death o f her untie, John Hart, In Va.e Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Pounds went to Vale Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown attend ed tihe funeral of Jesse Thompson In Nyssa Friday. 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