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raeNYSSA VOLUM E X X X X IV NO. 19 THE N YSSA GATE CITY JOU RN AL. N Y SSA , OREGON, TH U R SD A Y . M A Y 19, 1949 j California have been visiting Mr TRAPPER REPORTS and Mrs. Walter Stradley and fam- 716-GOPHER KILL I ily. Mr. Peasley is Mrs. Stradley s Kinney of Wheeler, Oregon. He reports catching 716 since April 7. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Hatch ana ------------ | father, and Mrs. Frazier is her daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stoker BIG BEND, May 19—James R. sister. Peasley of Redwood. California and Waiter Stradley is trapping goph- and Mr. and Mi's. Cleverly at- Mrs. Elsie Frazier of Talmadge, ers on the Owyhee, for Bart Mc- attended the Malheur County Jer sey show at Nyssa Saturday. Bernice Chaney and her fiance, Harry Hultgren of the College ot Idaho were Thursday overnight visitors at the home of her par I'm Protecting my high ents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney. production costs with The Big Bend Stock club met H A I L IN S U R A N C E Monday after school with 18 mem bers present. Jimmy Stoker and this ytsr. I believe Gayle Cleverley reported on the in pleying safe. dairy show at Nyssa, where each K. exhibited his dairy heifer. Jim my's heifer won second place. David Chaney reported on the meeting of the Malheur Junior- Livestock association meeting at the county agent’s office Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Aucker, Ml. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett, Leroy Ben nett, John Adams, Lee Stoker, Mr. Cleverley, Jack Jones and Charles Witte attended te Boy Scout ban Get Your Policy Early For quet at Adrian Friday evening. The Wade Boys' cooking club Full Tim e Protection From went on a hike and swimming party May 16. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Hamilton and Helen Hatch ac companied them. Æ F o r Financial Security in d P eace of M in d B u y HAIL INSURANCE on Your Crops Renstrom Insurance Agency Morrill Rake THE ALL-PURPOSE SIDE DELIVERY RAKE New Low Price Delphian Assembly— Members of the local Delphian society will attend the Delphian assembly to be held in Boise Fri day. The assembly will convene at 10 a. m. with a luncheon at noon at Hill House. Return From Church Conference— Rev. Don Maxifield and Mrs. Bob Dewey returned Thursday from Herniiston, Oregon, where they at tended the Eastern Oregon con ference of the Christian churches of Oregon. FRH PAINTIN HUP! Whatever you plan to paint— here's expert know-how"! Ask for free folders— what to get — how to do it the eosy wayl 21 D I F F E R E N T F O L D E R S H ER E-FR EE B 8 M E Phone 2 70W -A SK ! M O t f DfC O tA TIN G Nyssa, Oregon Don B. Moss FIRESTONE STORE BIRTHDAY PARTY FORMER RESIDENT HELD FOR TWINS OF NYSSA PASSES KINGMAN KOLONY, May 19—1The following persons were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day Sunday evening: Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Day, Mrs. S. B. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and daughter. Glenda, Mr. and Mrs. James Ritchie and family and Sandra Day. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Halloway visited in New Plymouth and Notus Sunday. Te 4-H Saddle club met Sunday and enjoyed a picnic and swim at Snively's. Fourteen members and three visitors attended. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day and family attended a family picnic la the park at Nyssa Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lane of the Kolony were among those attending the joint baptismal service held in the First Baptist church in Ontario Sunday afternoon Mrs. Roy Bow ers, Johnny and Benny Witty were baptised by Reverend Moore of Adrian. Shirley Sparks was a Sunday dinner -guest of Arlene Piercy. Ronald Lane, Maurice Judd, Thurman Piercy and -Margaret Garwood were among those fish ing at the Owyhee dam Sunday. Mrs. Lynn Hurst and Mrs. J. G. Lane attended the Mary and Martha meeting at the United Presbyterian church Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer were dinner guests at the Burl Phifer home in Newell Heights Sunday. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowers visited Dennis Roy Mark ham, a new arrival, at the Ontario hospital. His father, Harold -Mark ham of Nyssa, is a brother of Mrs. Bowers. Mrs. Dale Ashcraft was hostess to the A. N. K. Garden club Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Bud Wilson demonstrated crystal table setting and flower arrangement for center- pieces. Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess. There were twelve members present. Mrs. Banta held a party for the twins, Marvin and Mabel, on their sixth birthday Sunday afternoon. The following guests and their mothers were present: Carla Kreigh, Bruce Winn, Wanda AShcraft, Katherine Auker and Claudette Day. Mrs. L. T. Palmer of Nampa, mother of Mrs. ¡Leo Thompson and Mrs. Albert Goettiling of Caldwell niece of Mrs. Thompson, were vis itors at the Thompson home this week. Mrs. Roy Bowers attended the H E. C. club meeting at the home of Mrs. Anna Harris in the Boulevard community Tuesday. W. E. Brown, 63, o f Pendleton, former Nyssa resident, is reported to have died May 7 following a short illness. Mr. Brown was born in 1885 In Missouri. He spent his boyhood days in Nyssa before moving tu Pendleton. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs Daisy Ray of Nyssa and Mrs. Fran ces Oheeley and Mi's. H. A. Teutsch of Boise. SECOND SECTION association conference for all mem- aers and executives will be held •at Salt Lake City June 15 to 20. -înecial classes of Instruction will be held in painting, music, dancing clay moulding and astrology, taught by a scientist at one or the Utah universities. General class instruc tions will be given to all class lead ers. District Meeting Planned— The Eagles lodge will hold a district meeting in Nyssa Sunday, beginning at 2 p. m. Represent atives will be in attendance from Nyssa, La Grande, Baker and O n tario. James Reeves of La Grande, district director, will be In charge of the meeting. Ontario will con* duot the initiatory work. E. W. PRUYN Taxi Auto Repairing Changed Location Reboring, Valve Grind Trail ways Bus Depot ing, Lathe work. Parts Phone 196-W and accessories — Pack Meeting Called— On Monday evening, May 23rd at 5 p. m. at the city park, the Cub Scout dens will gather with their parents for a picnic supper. There will be a kite tournament following the supper, and games and relays in the park. Conference Scheduled— A general Mutual Improvement Checkups Prevent Breakdowns 24 Hour Service Phone 5 6 -W F a rm Granaries with P L U S V a lues! 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