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r.\CR SICH T Social Notes except the son-in-law, Deane C .srssjn of Eugene, t o r dinner pi.ic--» were laid for Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brady and children, Barbara and Jimmy of Oakland. California, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Brady and daugh ers. Pe. gy and Kathy of Emmett. Mrs. Deane Clarkson and jn, J je ol Ea^eue and the hosts. _K__ G IR L SCOUTS TO E N T E R T A IN The Adrian G irl Scouts have In vited all those interested in scout- | , ■ to attend the silver tea to be g.ven at the Adrian high school March 12 at 8 p. m. A program o: p.ays and music will be presented. \ film will also be shown. —*— C IV IC CLUB T O MEET The Nyssa Civic club will meet W 'dnesdav, M irth 16 at the parish I hall. A collection and hobby show i l ' e the feature of the afternoon program. A number of hobby col- p.ates of artistic interest, from various countries and states, she has for her collection, which are —5 - p.aced on high shelves to make a HONORED O N B IR T H D A Y boarder around the Bybee dining Charles Peterson, Ny-ssa m e-h- room. Several plates are from anic, was honored guest at a 100-year collections. One had the birthday dinner given in celebrat lam jus Mormon temple on it. An ion of his bir.hday Tuesday even other a picture of the Lewis and ing by his wile. Mr. and Mrs. Clark centennial, dated 1903, which larley Mann of Apple Valley and came from Staffordshire, England. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson were Triree mailer piates made o f metal came from Germany. They were -5 1 presented to Mrs. Bybee by her R E C I 'V r S A N T IQ U E P L A T E | >jii-in-law. Prank Pike. An antique plate bearing an • ! t " L D F A M IL Y O ATHKR1NG etching of The Cathedral of S t.( John the Divine of New York City ; The J. I. Brady fam ily held a was received by Mrs. D. O. Bybee, reunion Sunday, February 27. Mr. from her son Keith who is en and Mr . Brady, their children, route to Holland. This makes 21 >n1 grand-hild'en were all present FINE DELUXE 80 SQ U AR E Percale Prints * * * * Guaranteed Fast Color Guaranteed Washable All 36 inches wide Conventional & Noveliy Patterns Slightly Irregular Yard VIEWS BRACKEN'S Ham. » - I - BRTDCrE CLUB P L A Y S The members of the Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. bridge ciub were guests last week o f Mr. and vfrs. Edward Boydell. Mrs. Glea Billings won high score and Jrant Lewis, second high. —f — E N T E R T A IN E D B Y LE G IO N The American Legion auxiliary met last Thursday evening at the Legion hall. Mrs. Don Graham spoke to the group on national defense. Plans were discussed for the initiation meeting to be held a t the high school March 21. Following the meeting of the auxiliary, the members were en tertained by the Legion with some movies of the Rose Bowl parade, and the laying of the hospital cornerstone. Refreshments were served by the members of the Am erican Legion to the Joint group. —I — E N T E R T A IN A T DTNNER Sunday guests at a dinner at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. And erson were Mr. and Mrs. W. W Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thomas. The dinner was in honor I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, who are paving this week to make their lume in Nebraska. -§ - J O B S D AU G H TE R M EET T h e regular meeting o f the lob's Daughters was held at the Masonic hall last Thursday even ing. Plans were niade for the blanket raffle to be held March 12 u defray expenses to the state convention in Ashland. Plans were ilso discussed for the special birth- lay anniversary of Bethel 33, to >e held on March 17. REIGNS A T BALL (Cuntiniied from Page 1) narrator. It was a play in 3 acts with seven characters, and seven Qstrom Qabinet Shop Dry Goods — Shoes — Clothing X-Ray Shoe Fitting NYSSA OREGON ■ i* S-.-!:::::-. lections, antiques and articles from foreign countries will be on display. Several musical selections will be presented. Mrs. Lew Herriman is chairman for the meeting. _____ — s— E N T E R T A IN S BRID G E CLUB Mrs. Frank Morgan entertained ne members ol her Tuesday even ing bridge club at her home this week. High score was held by Mrs. Id Frost and second by Mrs. J. J. Sarazin. Guest players includ ed Mrs. Frank Cranney, Mrs. Blaine Ballah and Mrs. John Beck- Bv Lew Herriman j ----------- I f you're beginning to feel a I strange re tlessncss and you spend j a little more time in front of the mirror adjusting your hat to a jjauhiier angle you're as normal as a squint at a Peeping Tom. It's I Just that March aO Is the spring board for Spring. And it's a day that’s as welcome as a refund .. le.ip eially in tim e sections of the j country where Winter put on the j toughest show in all the years |sin e Columbus was playing with ! model boa is. The voice o f the turtle Is heard in the land and a i lot of non-turtle; are coming oui I< f their she'ls. Maybe none of us ; getting any younger.. but Spring can sure fool you. A re en' headline In the J tapers read. "E.irlh Slowing Up, Briton Says.” Funny, w • hadn't noticed it at all. It's nil right for the ear h to si w up, but if your car s I >siit • pep, power and effieien- y ...bring it in for service and - oairs t o IIERTII M AN MOTOR - 8 — CO. D es yaur ia r gavp and C 'R D P A R T Y P LAN N E D wheeee on the hills? G et real A pinochle and bridge party will lower, ton driving performance e held in the Catholic church w ifi Fire C h e f gasoline. Drive •H today for a tankful of Fire Friday night. March 18 at 8 o’ Chief gasoline. Protect moving clock. Reservations may be made parts with Havoline Motor Oil. by phoning 123W. Try us for top quality lubrication. Phone 77. BETTY W INCH ELL Herriman Motor Company V NYSSA Telephone IO Ö They're Exciting! V T h e y ’ re D e p e n d a b le ! Free Estimates Radio Repair PETERSON FURNITURE CO. Can Vou Afford A Fire? $309.95 ---------- --------J And They’re Easy T o Own! - Ik 5Î# With adequate fire insurance, losses are repaid. MARCH 11-12 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Frank Buck’s wild animal picture “BRING ’EM BACK A L IV E ” Filmed in the Heart of Africa (A Reissue) Tim Holt— Nan Leslie “GUNS OF H A T E ” Mat.. Sat., 2 : 30 ; Acini. 30 c- 9 c knc. Tax ,\dm. livening* 44 e- 9 c lne. Tax ff Let us check your policies and bring RADIO A N D APPLIANCE REPAIRING PICtf UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE vPhone 271W D o g L icen ses D ue Licenses must be obtained at city recorder’s office or police station $2 FOR MALES & SPAYED FEMALES $3 FOR FEMALES Due to complaints, stray dogs will be picked up after March 17 and will be impounded. By Order Of The City Council Special Showing omeris Coats 6 Big Days FRIDAY, MARCH THROUCH 17 @ them up to date Frank T. Morgan Agency $22.95 & Up Robert F. 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Depend on Leonard, the choice of four generations. It’* the best buy today! T U E SD A Y & WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15-16 , NEW! CRAMMED WITH GREAT LEONARD FEATURES Mai., Sun., 2:r»o, Adm. 30c-9c. Inc. Tax. Rod Cameron— Yvonne DeCarlo Dan Duryea— Helena Carter In "RIVER L A D Y ” Romance, Action and D ram a... Photographed in Gorgeous Technicolor 2-Reel Comedy Cartoon A clean cooling system Is os im portant to your cor os proper lubrication. W e can clean your cooling system th o ro u g h ly , quickly, economically with this new, modern method. HAROLDSEN’S Model LC-48 Super Deluxe FRIDAY A N D SATURDAY, Brady WAY HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. Nyssa, Oregon "t:.: \ program AND FRIDAY^ MARCH 17-18 Robert Walker— Ava Gardner Dick Hay me» Eve Arden In “ONE TOUCH OF V E N U S ” The joy-filled, pleasure-packed story of a Goddess who falls for a mortal! Cartoon Specialty Admission Evenings I 4 c - 9 c, lne. Tax THE ’ re N e w ! ' THEATRE CLEAN OUT RUST, SCALE, 3IRT AND S LU D G E ... Guaranteed LEO N A RD SCREEN DOORS \dm, Evenings He 9c lac Engstrom was presented with a lovely gift, for the assistance she rendered, for making the ball an outstanding success. The first dance was enjoyed by members of the court. Dance music was furnished by the College of Idaho orchestra. Miss Nihart and her art class made the painted decorations. Pete rson has W I N P O W A N D DOOR FRAMES ■ .... musicians taking part as follows: Cinderella, Jance Campbell; prince, Dean Hunter; the two mean sis ters. Marie and Charlotte, portray ed by LaRue Franklin and Shirley Nolen; farry godmother, Carina Taylor; escorts, Jim Nicholson and Leo Long, violinists Angela P e t erson, Loura Schenk, Noni Child and Dona Lee Wilson and pianists Betty F ife, Carlene Jones and A n gela Peterson. Scene 1 was in Cinderella’s home. She was clad in a drab brown, much patched, ragiged dress and was ironing clothes. T h e two 'ugly mean sisters” , wno were clad in lovely gowns, were preparing for the (pall, applying makeup and discussing the events to came. They sang, "Dancing In The Dark." Scene I I was at the ball. Couples sat at tables bearing lace covers and tiny lighted lamps, sipping beverage from wine glasses, while .he violins played "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” . O f course the two mean sisters did not reconize the lovely princess, to be their sister. They did not know about the fairy godmother, who came, gowned in oheer white robes, with a silver wand and arranged for Cinderella to attend the ball. A large clock rear center stage indicated the time to be almost lz, midnight. A t the stroke of the chimes, Cinderella remembers that she promised to return by 12, or she would ioe turned into her fo r mer status in rags, her carriage would turn back into a pumpkin and her gallant horses to mice. Suddenly and with surprise to ah, Jie jumped up and ran down the stairs and out o l the ball room, losing one of her dainty silver slippers. ‘ln e prince, Dean Hunter, im mediately, tries to follow her, but to no avail. Upon his return he finds the little slipper, and lond- .y caressing it, sings " I ’m Falling in Love W ith Someone." Scene I I I is at Cinderella’s home again. The prince is there, trying to find the owner of the slipper, oecause he said " I shall marry the one whom it shall fit." O f course the two mean sisters anxiously try on the slipper. They push and squeeze but it will not fit. T h e prince asks almost hope lessly, "Is there no one else?' Cinderella steps forth and agree« to try it on. O f course it slipps on easily, and the prince looks at her in wonderment, and discovers she is the lovely girl he danced with at the ball. T h e two sisters, indignant, leave, with turned-up noses. Then the Prince and C in derella sing a vocal duet, "M y Hero." Door prizes were awarded to Ed Pruyn, who received an electric clock. Barbara M acPartland re ceived a lovely lamp. Mrs. Don CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS Phone 118J /" - T-HE NYSSA GATE C ITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1949 v> Peterson Furti. Company FULL LENCTH Box and Tailored Styles Tweeds, Gabardines and Worsteds Golden Rule Sizes 9 to 20 Nyssa, Oregon *■
