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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1949 TAGE EIGHT Mrs. Clayton Smith of La Grande. Miss Merrick, a graduate of Nyssa high school, was graduated this spring from the teachers training course at the Eastern Oregon Col ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED lege of Education at La Grande. Mrs. Emma Merrick of Nyssa an Mr. Smith a graduate of the nounces the engagement o£ ner Buffalo, North Dakota high school daughter, Marjorie Louise, to Clay with the class of 1943 spent three ton D. Smith, Jr., son of Mr. and years in the U. 8. navy in the Pa- Social Elites | clfic area. Mr. Smith will receive ! his B S. degree at the Eastern Oregon College of Education in August. The wedding date has not been set. - DINNER FOR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steffens entertained at dinner at the Coun try club Friday evening for Mrs. Steffen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M Van Slyke of Caldwell and for Mr. and Mrs. Robert NeiLson ot C.intonviile, Wisconsin. - KNOCK THEM OUT BEFORE THEY COST YOU FEED AND EGGS Practically all pullsts hav« large roundworms. So Rule 1 before housing is . . . WORM pullets with Purina Chek-R-Ton. It's safe . . . shockless . . . effective. Gets up to 83.6% of all the large roundw orm s. And costs less than an egg to worm a bird. Easy, too . . . just mi* in the mash. Come in today and ask for - PURINA CHEK-R-TON TOBLER’S FEED AND FUEL Phone 26 m 8 - DELPHIANS HAVE LUNCHEON The members of the Delphian society met last Friday at the home of Mrs. Prank Morgan. Mrs. Clyde Snider was leader on the topic, "Germany, Crux of Europe's Re construction Problem". Talks on the subject were made by Mrs. J. J. Sarazm, Mrs. Oerrit Stam. Mrs. Wesley Browne and Mrs. Frank Morgan Following the program session, the group enjoyed a potluck lunch eon. The group will adjourn for the summer months and will re convene in September. ROUNDWOfiAfj 0 0 MUCH DAMAGE • v -w -w , 8 - m 8 - PLAN MARRIAGE IN RENO Opal W. King and R. L. iJaekl Williamson, both of Nyssa, will leave Sunday for Reno, where they plan to be married. They will spend a 10-days honeymoon in Cali fornia and return to Nyssa by way of Seattle, where they will visit Mr. Williamson's brother. William son is employed at the sugar fac tory here. Mrs. King is owner and operator of the Ritzie Dreas and Floral Shoppe. —§ - AMITY WOMEN MEET The Junior Women’s Amity club met at the home of Mrs. Taft Pett June 10. The guest speaker was Mrs. James Hardman of Egypt. Several guests attended the m eet ing. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mel Beck June 24. - 8 - BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Mrs. Joe Bellon entertained last Saturday afternoon for her daugh ter, Joann on her birthday anni versary. Eight small friends en joyed a theater party followed by refreshments at the Bellon home. - 8 - ________ WESLEYAN GUILD MEETS Members of the Wesleyan guild of the Methodist church met Mon- Th e re 's an easier way t f - .V 7- « - Pkfbc A I love the way these new nylons blend with your very own skin tones! An ideal idea for never-belore leg beauty... with the sheerness and faultless fit from to e -to -lo p that As } on bike It stockings have always given you. We have them in your BRACKENS day evening at the home of Mrs. Don Campbell The business meet ing was presided over by Kathryn Crandall. Mrs. Emil Paulus was appointed chairman of Che mem- oership committee and Mrs. Chadd, chairman of the hospitality com mittee. Refreshments were served ay Kathryn Crandall. —8 - OLUB OFFICERS ELECTED Members of the A. N. K. Garden club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Scbweizer. During the business meeting Mrs. Erank Morgan reported the follow ing persons selected by the nomin ating committee for president. Mrs. James Spofford; vice president, Mrs. Carl Hid, and ecretary-treas- urer, Mrs. George Schweizer. The nominees were elected to serve for the coming year. During the program, Mrs. Glenn Suitor told of the national Iris convention that she had attended in Portland. The main speakers lor the convention were Dr. Sid ney Mitchell of the university of California, who is recognized as .he world's most outstanding auth ority on ins; Guy Rodgers ol Witchita Falls, Texas, president of the National Iris Growers associ ation, and Carl Starker of Portland, who spoke on iris arrangements. The 350 registered delegates were taken on tours of the outstanding iris gardens in the Willamette val ley. A number of the group stop ped over in Nyssa to view the iris gardens of Mrs. Glenn Suitor, who has done outstanding work in the hybridizing of Iris. Five of Mrs. Suitor's ills have been registered with the National Iris Grower. Following the program, ice cream, angle food cake and iced tea were served by the hostess. —8 - CHUROH GROUP INSTALLS The women’s council o l the Christian church met last Thurs day alteM oon at the church for the Installation of officers tor the coming year. The installation ser vice was under the direction of Mrs. John Stafford with the fol lowing officers being installed: Mrs. Roy Blbbey, president; Mrs. Henry Storm, vice president; Mrs. Harold Robbins, secretary, and Mrs. Ralph Curry, treasurer. Special music was furnished by the wo man's trio, Mrs. Chet Mosier, Mrs. John Stafford and Mrs. Orin Moyes. Following a business meeting, members of Mrs. Webb Pennie’s circle served refreshments of straw berry shortcake and coffee. - - size and leg-length. to cut down repair bills 8 - YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE DINNER Members of this year's senior c l a s s attending the Methodist church were guests at a dinner held the evening of June 1 at the church. The tables were centered with bouquets of roses and places were marked by miniature diplom as. Following the dinner, a theater party was enjoyed. Corabelle Cole man, Dorothy Erwin and Marlene Moss were In charge of the dinner. Bob Kido was toastmaster for the accaslon and special music was furnished by Donna Lee Wilson on the violin, accompanied toy Mrs. Bud Wilson. 8 - Return From Trip— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson returned home Saturday night from an extended trip. They visited in Texas, Utah and other states. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Peterson's mother and sister, Mrs. C, F. Atchison and Mrs. Robert Hild of Stanton, Texas. Dry Goods — Shoes — Clothing X-Ray Shoe Fitting NYSSA OREGON NYSSA Telephone 108 Adrian Votes On School Budget meeting are authorizing the board 1 building fund and authorize the of directors to transfer $4.000 fro m ) board to sell the Owyhee school- the 1948-49 school budget to th e ! house and site. ADRIAN. June 16—Voters of school district No. 01, which includes for- mer Owyhee district No. 18, will go j to the polls Monday, June 20 to | vote on a 616.980 tax levy above the 6 per cent limitation. Polling places i will be in the new Adrian grade school building between tne hours of 2 p. m. and 7 p. m. This $16.980 00 figure was placed on the 1949-50 budget by the board of directors and budget committee to offset the need for additional money to complete the new grade school building, equipment and put the grounds in shape. Two thousand dollars was budg eted to complete the payment of the contract to Huling and Son, contractors; $2,000 for leveling and landscaping the grounds; $700 for seeding playgrounds and purchase of shrubs; $1,500 for installation of a sprinkler system; $2,000 for sew age disposal; $1,500 for finishing two basement classrooms in the new building; $840 for new furn iture and equipment; $300 for li brary books and $6,080 for payment on principal and interest on bond ed indebtedness. The annual school meeting for school district No. 61 will be held Monday evening, June 20 at 8 p. m. At the annual school meeting voters will elect one director for a three-year term to replace K. I Peterson, whose term expires. Other issues to be voted on at this annua) Hay & Grain J Insurance CALL 97 Frank T. Morgan Agency Robert F. Thompson “REMEMBER FATHER” JUNE 19 SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL TIES By ARROW NEWS $1.50 VIEWS m By Lew Herriman One thing June graduates are getting these days is advice. Like a wind-vane in a hurricane, it’s on all sides. >A lot of it is as useless as a hair net to a bald-headed man, tout then some of it is useful, too. One fellow advises graduates not to worry about the first job they get. It Isn't where you start . . . it’s where you’re going. If you begin at the bottom you can head only one way. You’d be surprised at how m jny of our top executives started pushing a broom or being somebody's office boy. If you’ve got the stuff, you'll make the grade. Decide what you w ant.. .and go after it. Good luck! A Miami man claimed a drug store mixed his prescriptions. He's been drinking hair tonic for a year and rubbing stomach medicine on his head. W hat’s the difference, as long as he’s healthy? To keep your car healthy, bring it in for regular inspection and service to the HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. Our aim is to please you with first- rate service toy expert mechanics with plenty of know-how. Be sure of your auto repairs. Depend on us. Phone 77. ARROW Shirts $3.65 $2.95 to $5.45 MEN’S INITIAL SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 19-20 Gene Kelly—June Allyson Judy Garland— Mickey Rooney Tom Drake— Cvd Charisse— Perry Como “ WORDS AND MUSIC” There’s not enough room to tell you about this one, so just come and see it! COLOR CARTOON Mat., Sun., t:M , Adm 30c-9c. Inc. Tax. Adm. Evenings 44c-9c Inc. Tax . DEFT. STORE X-RAY SHOE FITTING Phone 32 Nyssa TUESDAY, JUNE 21 BARGAIN NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE Jim Bannon “ RIDE, RYDER, RIDE” INCINECOLOR! Also John Ireland “ OPEN SECRET” Admission Str-ir, Ine. Tax. A KDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JUNE 22-23 They face storms. . . Sudden death from angry whales. . . Cradling icebergs. . . They were the men who helped make America great! Richard Widmark— Lionel Barrymore Dean Stockwell -Cecil Kellaway "DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS” Adm. Evening« 44c-8c Ine. Tax T o keep repair bills down, keep the upper cylinder walla of your engine lubricated. In other words, use RPM Heavy Duty Motor Oil —specially compound ed to cling to engine hot spots . . . reduce stuck rings, carbon and var nish trouble! W. E. Schireman Phone 61-W Nyssa, Oregon Sugar No. 2 Cans Cream Style CORN Miracle W H IP SPECIA LS FOR JUNE 17-18-19 2 Pound Package | Mucoa 4 9 c I9c N Peas 25c 1 lo. 2 Cans 4 Packs Standard of California COME IN AND SELECT A GIFT FOR FATHER IO Pounds Jello IO Pounds $2.50 . MANY OTHER GIFT ITEMS. Herriman Motor Company SP U D S A Product of An Ideal Gift $1.50 to $ 5 .0 0 THEATRE Mat.. Sat., 2:30; 4dm. 30c-9r, Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings 44c-9c Inc. 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