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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1940 BIBLE SCHOOL WILL BE STARTED MAY 31 ny Witty of the First Presbyter | ert Brown and Mrs. Betty Korman ian church. Mrs. Peterson and | and Kristine also viewed the pict- Donna attended the services from | ures. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Brown and ADRIAN, May 19—Bible school will Adrian. be started May 31 at the First I "The Needle and Pins” contest Kristine Korman were in Boise at Brown's Merchantile in Adrian, Friday on business. They visited Presbyterian church in Adrian.; was won by Charles West, on the in Caldwell in the evening with There will be three classes, junior, I first grocery basket, and by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastman On Saturday evening Ralph primary and beginners. Several! Charles Reno on the second basket. young people from the Adrian com- j The third drawing will be on May Moore was a dinner guest at the 30 from radio station "K I D O” . home o f Mr. and Mrs. George munity will assist Rev. and Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eastman Riddle, where he showed his col Henry Moore tor me two weeks j were Sunday visitors at the E. E lection of still-movies. period. Eastman home. Later in the even Roy Meecham, Miss Shirley On Sunday, May 15, baptismal ing they visited Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Smith, and Etil el and Eve Meecham services were held in the First Bap- I Brown and were entertained with spent Sunday in Prairie City, Mrs. tist church in Ontario, for Mrs. still pictures by Ralph Moore of Meecham returned home to Adrian Roy Bowers, and Benny and John- ■ Owyhee dam. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- with rhem. They visited at the DANCE Saturday, May 28 STARTING AT 9:30 1 home of George Smith and family in Unity late Sunday afternoon. John Enos is confined to his home by illness, and is unable to drive the school bus. For the re mainder oi school, David Hunter will drive the school bus. Regular service will be held at e Free Methodist church in Adrian May 22. but due to baccalaurette services that evening no Y. P. M. 3. will be held. A baby shower was held in hon or o f Mrs. Helen Nicholson at the non & of Mrs. Gayle Martin Thurs day. Mrs. Robert Webster and Mrs. Chet Paster assisted Mrs. Mar tin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sasri and Rob ert McCullough attended the Boise Pilots baseball game May 8. Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. Earl Sasri and daughter were in Nyssa Monday to shop. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landau and son spent the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. A1 Nicholson, and Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven. Mr. and Mrs. William Willis, and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hatch spent I Sunday evening in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton and soil of Arock visited over Sunday at the home of hei parents. Mi. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drown and family of Madras spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Drowns sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashfraft. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cummins of Boise visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winn and son, Bruce, expect to be living in their new hill-top home in about three weeks. Mrs. Glen Pounds and Mrs. Rich Holly and son, Timothy, were Caldwell shoppers Monday. Mrs. Olenwood Pounds visited her family in Vale Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Orrell after an extended trip through the east ern state and purchase of a new Pontiac in Pontiac, Michigan, vis ited her brotiier, Glenwood Pounds Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and family visited with Mrs. Parker's father, Mr. Toomb, in Nyssa Tues day evening. Mrs. Mary Jarvis, Mrs. Alvon McGinnis, Mrs. Jim McGinnis, Mrs. Rose Willis and children, Mrs. Cecil Smith and Mrs. Irene Doty of Nyssa Gymnasium FEATURING SQUARE DANCING Sponsored By Qstrom (Jabinet Shop Owyhee Riding Club CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS Admission $1.2f0, Including Tax WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES EVERYONE WELCOME Phone 118J SCREEN DOORS Free Estimates SPECTACULAR CLOSE-OUT OF FAMOUS NORGE APPLIANCES AT UNBELIEVABLE REDUCTIONS All O f This Merchandise Is New morge big 8- cübic - foot NORGE refp . g k a t o r Refrigerators 2— SELF D FROSTER $299.95 FOR 2— M848— 8 CU. FT $249.95 FOR _ , —: ” 227.15 191.15 NORGE ~ Freezer 1— HF 6— 210 lb. CAP. $299.95 FOR 220.50 NORGE Included Hot Water Heater In Our 1—TABLE TOP 40 GAL. $151.95 FOR Close-Out NORGE There’s an easier way to keep engines cleaner this way with A Product of Standard of California Carbon trouble? Corro sion? Not when you use RPM Motor Oil! For RPM is specially com pounded . . . to stick to engine hot spots that ordinary oils leave bare, to fight oxidation andt no less important) to rust proof internal engine parts as it lubricatesl W. E. Schireman Phone 61-W Nyssa, Oregon ABOUT THE OLIVER ANN ARBOR 235.10 Baler NORGE Washing Machine Washers 1— BLACKSTONE WASHER $129.95 FOR 2— AUTOMATIC WASHERS $98 50 FOR 87.20 74.10 Radio 1— ADMIRAL RADIO $102.95 FOR Bott of New Plymouth. Mrs. J. A. Coon of Notus also visited Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and her sisters, Mrs. Ruth Looney and Mrs. Anna Sparks. Coach Bob McCullough took nine boys of the track team to La Grande Saturday for try-outs for the state meet. Don Jones, junior, placed second In the 440 yard dash, and Joe Witty, senior, won third place in the mile. Only first and second places qualify for the state meet to be held in Cor vallis. Don Jones and Mr. M c Cullough will leave today for Cor vallis. More Good News 1— AUTOMATIC WITH DEEP WELL—$319.95 FOR Adrian attended a kitchen shower Thursday at the new home o f Mrs. Dorothy Slippy m Newell Heights. Mr. and Mis. H. C. Brown, par ents oi Mrs. Francis DeMer, re turned Monday to their home in Fairbury, Nebraska after a visit with friends and family in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ashcraft at tended the Wade school P. T. A. benefit card party for 4-H schol arship Saturday night. Mr and Mrs. Earl Saari and daughter, ‘ Peanut'' fished over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George Bright at Owyhee dam. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Foster, new residents of Adrian, are now living in Mrs. Sparks' home. He is em ployed by the Adrian Oil company. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eastpian shop ped Tuesday in Caldwell and vis ited at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Eastman. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Defter and family were iii Unity over the week-end fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Defier's parents, ac companied them. Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright were in Wilder at the Ray Elliott home for dinner Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Jess Norris and son, Larry, and Miss Schuman were Sunday dinner guests at the Jim Norris home. Mrs. Cecil Scott and Mrs. George DeHaven, took den 1 of the Cub I Scouts to Snively’s spring for an afternoon of swimming Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nelson and I family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nel son were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Matthews. Mr and Mrs. Ira Shrader and son of Boise were week-end guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Webster. On Sunday they fished at Owyhee dam. Mrs. Wilma Williams of Ogden is visiting her family, Mr. and Mrs. John Gowey, for a few days. She was called home when her little girl. Trudie Williams, broke her collar-bone in a fall on a cement floor. Five-year-old Donald Scott is confined to bed because of illness. Wayne Sparks, sick with measles the past week, is now fully recov ered. The Mary and Martha society met Thursday ill the Adrian Fiist Presbyterian church. Mrs. Francis Defier and Mrs. Cowling served. Harold Newman, the new grade school principal In Adrian, is liv in ' in one of the Holly houses with his family. He has two children, Ricky and Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holly and daughter, Sylvia spent Monday 111 Parma shopping. The Adrian chapter o f the Lions club held an informal dance Sat urday night at the Adrian hall. Several out-of-town Lion chapters were Invited. Bill Wagonor and his orchestra of Parma furnished the music. Tne hall was beauti fully decorated with ballons and colored crepe paper. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Clofolo were Monday evening dinner guests at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reuter. Barbara Hatch, who was confined to tier home by illness for a l e w days, is now recovered and back in school. Mrs. D. T. Holly is now recover ing after an extended illness of several weeks. Mrs. Howard Hatch and daugh ter, Barbara, were Sunday visitors at the home o f Mrs. Hatch's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wymer of Parma. Howard Hatch and Vernon Park er were Sunday fishermen at Owy hee dam. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith took a carload of baseball players to Union Monday for the playoff game for the B. championship of Malheur and Baker counties. Ad rian had won their game from Huntington for the right to be represented in Union. The score was 4 to a in favor of Union. Mr. Henderson, who has been ill for the past week has been ordered to bed for a month o f rest. Over the week-end he was visited by Homer Bott and daughter of Indian valley, and Mr. and Mrs. V. H. 113.75 Electric Range Sale PAGE THREE 1— W817 $129.95 VALUE FOR 93.60 NORGE THE PRICE HAS BEEN Drastically Reduced Oil Heaters 69.10 1— DRH37 $77.50 FOR 6— FH55 $126.50 FOR Vacuum 1— BEEVAC VACUUM CLEANER $50.33 FOR 5— FH70 $138.75 FOR 39.55 Hollingsworths’, Inc. 52.25 85.80 93.45 If $600 isn’t drastically, I’ll eat my greasy hat. “ The House of Oliver” Nyssa Implement; Company
