Nyssa gate city journal., March 24, 1949, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
MARCH PR O G R A M GIV EN
T h e Ny>sa F irs t W ard R elief so­
ciety held its a n n u a l 17th of M arch
p ro g ram a n d p a rty In th e L. L). a .
c h u rc h
T u esd ay
evening
T he
b a n q u et ta b le s were decorated in
blue a n d gold, w ith can d les and
n a p k in s also in blue a n d gold.
H enry Zobell of th e bishopric
offered th e invocation. D u rin g the
b a n q u e t, a cc o rd in a n selections were
played by E dm ond Lusley a n d sel­
ections on th e solo-vox were given
by Mrs. D. O. Bybee.
T h e p ro g ram given as follows:
B a lle t n u m b er by M iss C arolyn
V augn; re a d in g by Mrs. C a rl B ur
n in g h a m , ta p d a n ce by C elia Caro.
Bybee, who w as dressed in a St.
P a trlc costum e; c la rin e t solo by
iFhillip W oodard, accom panied by
M rs. Bybee; vocal d u e t, M r. and
Mrs. M aurice G lover of P a rm a ;
a n d ta p d u e t n u m b er by Ja n ic e
»Lewis a n d C arolyn V augn, ac ­
com panied by M rs. Lloyd L«wis.
T h e h ig h lig h t o f th e evening was
nhe E a ste r p a ra ie presen ted by
sty list, ‘‘M adam N ylon’’ a n d her
associates.
To
th e s tr a in s of
••Easter P a ra d e ” o n th e solo-vox
NYSSA GATE (TTY JOURNAL,
th e fashion p a rad e , e n te re d by the
west door, w ent to th e sta g e m ade
.ui'isies, tu rn ed a n d m ad e a n exit.
Tne “ o u x o .n 'b e a u .ie s ”, were highly
fash io n ed , w ith th e la te s t rvair d o ’s
a n d inaxe up to h id e th e ir m ascu ­
linity.
'1 h e ir escorts, also m en
wore h ig h top b lac k h a ts , w ith
colored stream ers.
M rs. Lillian
Newby was a n honored guest. Mrs.
W aynard
T alb o t,
Mrs.
P hilips
W oodard a n d M rs. E m m a H en d ­
ricks were in c h a rg e of th e a ffa ir
O ne h u n d re d p ersons were served.
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4-H CLUB M E E T S
T h e Busy N eedles 4-H c lu b m et
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n a t th e hom e
of L ila M ae H olm es u n d e r the
supervision of th e leader, M rs. A l­
fred Adam s.
T h e girls worked
on th e ir pro ject dresses, witlv H a r­
rie t G a rd n e r show ing m o st p ro ­
gress.
R e fre sh m e n ts were served
and gam ees played.
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EA STERN ST A R M E E TS
T h e E astern S ta r m em bers m et
at th e M asonic h a ll M onday even­
ing.
D u rin g th e m ee tin g H enry
H artley presented sojne fa c ts con-
Personalized
Stationery
Sheets And Envelopes
Stamped With Your
Name In GOLD Or
SILVER
G O L D Sta m p in g A lso Done
On LEATHER G O O D S
The N y s s a
G a t e C it y J o u r n a l
PRINTERS AND STATIONERS
em per, M rs. S m ith, Mrs. Bob T al-
oot a n d M rs. Tom E ldndge.
Herrim an M o to r
C om pany
SATURDAY. MARCH 26
“GALLANT BLADE”
Sun., 2:30, Adm. 30c-9c. Inc. T ax.
Adm. T im in g s 44c-9c Inc. Tax
COIUHBI* PICIUMS fttstnh
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Spoils
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p a * « * * p » * r* K * o .. M it s.»M
IX M it-f »V TUNNY L*.V’H •
fT H lR M k *
“THE MAN FROM COLORADO“
Filmed in Technicolor
A riproaring drama of the west when in­
justice fans the passions of strong men in an
epic of the Colorado frontier.
M a lin rr W ednesday 2:30. Admission 30c-9c.
A dm ission Evenings 44c-9c, Inc. Tax
Special $1.49
Pink, Yellow, Blue
$1.59
Snap Button Type
3 Button Cuff
Regular $6.45
Special $2.95
¿oft, flexible leather upper*,
special non-slip cork
soles, and sturdy construe*
tion make these the
perfect work shoes. Widths
C to E, Sizes 6 to 12.
PETERS
Rawcord Sole
S HOE S
Sizes 8*o to 2
$3.95
DREW
HAY I'OXyHS.ElX’.AF atlCH AN AN > IKROMK COUSTLAND IAMFS M1LUCAN
*
Regular $2.98
u LADIES
n iK ’rnwiK
MEN’S SHIRTS
MEN’S
GOWNS
These are a very fine
RAYON
SUSPENDERS
Moccasin Toe
TUESDAY. MARCH 29
Glenn Ford—William Holden
Ellen Drew—Edgar Buchanan In
Sizes 32 to 44
Special 49c
PETER’
S
SHOES
FOR BOYS
. .Thu story of a killer without a conscience!
Cartoon
Sports
Screen Snapshots
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. MARCH 30 31
Entertainment For Young And Old
All Veterans and Families Invited To Attend.
Ducks Smoked By Polar Cold Storage
Special 49c yd.
“THE DARK PAST”
An extraordinary Suspense Drama!
William Holden-—Lee J. Cobb
Nina Foch—Adele Jergens In
Inc. Tax.
Second and Ehrgood
* Regular $1.19 to $2.10 Regular $1.25 to $1.89
lO c pair
Adminxlon
Veterans Memorial Hall
Sizes 32 to 40
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MARCH 27-28
In Cinecolor
2-Reel Comedy
7:30 P. M.
Shantungs, Checks,
Flowered, Plaids,
Rayon Poplin, Chiffon
While They Last
Cartoon
M at., Sat., 2:30;
Adm. 30c-9c knc. Tax
Adm. Evenings 44c-9c Inc. Tax
“STRAWBERRY ROAN”
Thursday, March 31
RAYON
LADIES’
LADIES’
SLIPS
MATERIAL BRASSIER
One Lot
In Cinecolor
BARGAIN NIGHT
Gene Autry Gloria Henry In
DUCK FEED
NEWS
VIEWS
Larry Parks—Marguerite Chapman
M at
WILD SMOKED
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THEATRE
2-reel Comedy
B IR TH D A Y D IN N ER H E L D
A r t h u r Servoas. construction,
S ta n to n G.
T h e R ebekah S u n sh in e clu b h o n ­ »8000, lot 9, block 70. G re e n ad- 16500. 32 x 28,
rv
1 a n d 2. T eutsch addition. m asonO
ored 13 m em bers whose b irth d a y s ditlon, 32 x 30, fram e.
h a d occurred d u rin g the p a st th ree
m o n th s a t a d in n e r held ait th e
I. O. O. F . h a ll la st T h u rsd a y eve­
ning.
Following th e d in n e r a n d
the serving of th e b irth d a y cakes,
bunco was enjoyed.
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SH O W ER GIV EN
Mrs. J o h n K opp a n d Mrs. G ra n t
Lewis were honored M onday a i-
ern o o n a t a pink and blue shower,
held a t th e hom e of Mrs. Lloyd
.Vilsjn, w».n Mrs. Bud W ilson, Mrs.
Ted M organ, Mrs. H ouston W ilson,
Mr->. G en e S tu n z as a ssista n t hus-
-
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tesses. T h e guests included m em - UOM PLAINTS, C IR C U IT C O l’DT
.ers of th e T h u rsd a y a n d M onday
| af ern o o n bridge cluos. F o u r tables Tom S c h w a rtz E lectric C om pany
cf bridge were in play, w ith high vs. H enry L odgson, recovery o n
score being held by Mrs. E dw ard account, $961.
■ Boydell a n d second h ig h by Mrs.
S ta te of O regon vs. H elen G uyer,
D m Soli of P arm a. Mrs. K opp
received th e traveling prize. Mrs. et. al., a b a te m e n t of nuisance.
S ta te of O regon vs. S h e ila M.
K opp a n d Mrs. Lewis received a
n u m b er of lovely gifts. Mrs. K opp D uncan, et. al., a b a te m e n t of
was p re sen te d w ith a b a th in e tte nuisance.
and Mrs. Lewis a n eiderdow n quilt
L eland C ru m m e tt vs. E lla B.
from th e m em bers of th e ir M onday
ferno .I bridge club.
C entering C rum m ett, divorce.
M A RRIA G E LICEN SES
Mr. a n d Mrs. D ennis Toom bs the tab le s fo r the dessert luncheon
announces th e engagem ent of th e ir were a tp e rs, surrounded toy sw eet
M arion
S tu a r t
M cK itrick
of
d au g h te r, Itu th Rose Toombs, to peas.
Y akim a a n d E l l i B. W alker of
Dick S trasbaugli, son of M r. and
Boise.
Mrs. F red S trash au g h . T h e m a r­
O B SER V E ANNIVERSARY
P E T IT IO N S . PRO BATE C O U RT
riage will be held in N.vssa April
T he
m em bers
of
th e
Jo b ’s
E state of E ugene M. B air, d e ­
77. Miss T oom bs is a n a tiv e of D a u g h ter observed th eir birth d ay ceased.
Nyssa. S trash au g h . a form er N e­ a n n iv e rsa ry la st T h u rsd a y evening
braskan was discharged from the a t th e M asonic hall.
C entering
B U IL D IN G PE R M IT S
navy last year.
’he lace covered table was th e large
Alvin T. S w arm , m oving house,
lighted
b irth d a y
cake.
around No. F irst stre e t, lot 11, block 82,
crniriii the proposed school build­ which th e m em bers joined in a ] G re en a d d itio n , $250, 16 x 32,
pecial c an d le lighting cerem ony, fram e.
ing.
H ostesses for tiie evening
were Mrs. L. A. M oulding, Mrs. led by th e B ethel Queen M argaret
B illy Rios, a lte ra tio n , $900, lo ts 3
Bob Brown a n d Mrs. L u ray T ra - Diven. S q u are dancing, u n d e r the a n d 4, block 148, W ard's a d d itio n ,
d irection of Mrs. W illiam S eh ire- fram e, 10 x 20.
bert.
m an. w as enjoyed by th e group.
W. K. W ah lert, a d d itio n , $3000,
C h a irm a n who a rran g ed the a ffa ir G reen a d d itio n . Second stre e t, 22
EN T ER T A IN S CLUBS
Mrs. G ra n t Lewis e n te rta in e d ■cere D oris R igney and D onna Lee x 28, F ram e.
last week for two of h e r bridge W ilson.
clubs. On M onday, Mrs. Lewis was
hostess to th e m em bers o f her a f­
ternoon bridge club.
H igh score
was held by Mrs. H ouston W ilson
and low score by Mr J o h n Kopp.
G uest players were M rs F ra n k
C ranney and Mrs. W ard W itneke.
T h e m em bers of file W ednesday
evening Mr. a n d Mrs. club were
guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. Lewis
W ednesday evening.
H igh score
was held toy W arre n F a rm e r, a n d
By I.ew Ilerriin an
second by Mrs. Lewis.
L ike a com edian stepping into
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an open elev ato r sh a ft, one tiling
ASSOCIATION T O HOLD TEA seem s to lead to another.
T he
T h e M alheur M em orial h o sp ital a rm ed services h ave been working
auxiliary will hold a sp rin g tea a t overtim e to p e rfe c t rocket missiles
die p arish hall M onday, M arch 28 . . . now th e y need a place to shoot
a t 2:30. T h e tea Is being a rra n g e d th em . All they require is a range
un d er the c h a irm a n sh ip of M rs ab o u t 3000 m iles long w here no
G e rrit S ta m .
In sta lla tio n c ere ­ me is going to be bothered by the
mony will be held for the incom ing "W hoosh!”
of
passing
rockets.
officers, and a program presen ted F in d in g a n unoccupied strip 3000
by th e p ro g ram c h a irm a n , Mrs. m iles long in th e U. S. these days
La M ont Fife. All m em bers, a n d is a lm o st a s d iffic u lt as breaking
those women who wish to join up a filibuster. T h e experts say
th e a uxiliary a re invited to a t ­ the c lim a te of th is long range
tend.
shooting g allery sh o u ld n 't be too
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cold o r ra in y . If you know where
CLUB HEARS BOO K R EV IEW
th ey c a n go fo r these conditions,
M rs. E. H. B rum bach of th e Big get in to u c h w ith W ashington.
Bend com m unity w as ho stess to
A 97-year-old In d ia n C hief ill
tiie m em bers of th e K in g m an K o l- T enn. trie d to scalp h is wife. Ap­
ony Book club a t h e r hom e last p a ren tly th e lady m ade a few c u t­
S a tu rd a y .
A de sse rt lu n ch was ting rem ark s. If c a r breakdow ns
served.
B ouquets of w hite c a r ­ and tro u b les a re p u ttin g you into
n a tio n s were used o n th e tables. the sam e m ood as th e C hief, b ri’ig
For th e a fte rn o o n review, Mrs. your c a r in for advice, service or
C h a rle s Schw eizer told th e sto ry repairs to o u r e x p erts a t H E R R I-
of
" L a u g h te r
D o w n stairs” • by MAN M O TO R CO.
W h en your
Czenzi O rm ond.
Gup.sts for the c a rb u re to r goes w rong your engine
a fte rn o o n were Mrs. F ra n k M iller, Is g e ttin g too m u ch o r too little
Mrs. G e rrit T im m erm an , a n d Mrs. gas. E ith e r way y our c a r w on't
G o rd a n Ju d d .
o p e rate night.
B u t d o n 't worry,
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we have e x p erts w ho c a n repair,
BRIDC.E CLUB M E E TS
replace o r a d ju s t y our carb u reto r.
Mrs. T om B u rn in g h am w as h o s­ Y ou’re alw ays welcome. P h o n e 77.
tess to the m em bers of tie r W ed­
nesday evening bridge clu b a t h e r
hom e last week. H igh score was
held toy Mrs. B ert L ien p aem p er
a n d traveling by Mrs. D e an S m ith .
G u est player included Mrs. L ie n k a-
RAGING WITH THE VIOLENT PASSIONS
OF A WILD FRONTIER... A LAWLESS ERA!
NYSSA
Telephone 1 0 8
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949
March 30 and 31
M itin e e W ednesday 2:3#; Adm. 30c-9c, In c. T ax
NYSSA THEATRE
BRACKEN'S
$7.50
Dry Goods — Shoes — Clothing
X-Ray Shoe Fitting
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