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P AT, E ETGHT THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949 Morgan invited guests for an extra table o f bridge. Prizes fo r the afternoon went to Mrs. John Kopp and Mrs. Don Soh of Panna. Mrs. j Clayton Morgan and Mrs. Ward Wieneke received the prizes for the quests. Mrs. Morgan's guests »or the afternoon were Mrs. Boyd Coie, Mrs. Edward Boydell, Mrs. Ward i Wieneke, Mrs. Clayton Morgan, [ Miss Mardi Sallee and Miss June Savage. Saturday evening. Guests Includ ed th : members o f the Sarazin, 3oyde 1 and Nedi y families. Out- of-tow n guests at the supper were Mr. a id Mrs. E. B. Nedry o f Coeur ■I’Alene, Idaho, and Mrs. C. G. Peterson and children of Portland. -8 M A R R IE D IN CHURCH Th e wedding ceremony of Miss Phyllis Jean Pruitt, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Logan Pruitt of O n tario, and Wendall H. Davis of _______________ - 8 - __________ B U F F E T T SU PP E R HOSTESS Fpokane was performed last Sat Miss Eva Boydell was hostess at urday evening at the Nyssa M eth a buffet supper at her home last odist church, with Rev. Pruitt o f boriai :\uti's I SU NSHINE CLUB M EETS Members of the Rebekah Sun •l ine club met la-.t Friday after noon at the I. O. O F. hall. A social hour at which ice cream and cake were served, followed the badness meeting. - 8 - B RIIXJE CLUB MEETS Mrs. Tom Eldredge was hostess to the members of her Thursday afternoon bridge club last week Prices went to Mrs. Frank Morgan for high score and to Mrs. R. G Larson for traveling. Ouest play- e , were Mrs. Harry Miner and Mrs. Carlos Buchner. "»"•»FORD’FEEL/ “ Plenty of room for ‘Solid feel in that lifeguard bod y I" - T O H E AR F L O R IS T The A N. K Garden club will meet Tuesday, July 12 at the home of Mrs. Maurice Judd of Newell Heights. Mrs. O'Leary of the O' Leary Floral shop in Weiser will be the guest speaker. * Phyllis Calloway was installed as honored queen of the Nyssa bethel of Job's Daughters at cere monies held in the Masonic liall hursday night, June Id "5 7 % Western Auto Supply Co. Friday & Saturday Miss Beth Mitchell of Nyssa and Joe J. Olson of Portland were united in marriage by Bishop Hubert I). Christensen of the L. D. I , Garden Hose 50 FOOT, RED, % - INCH 25 FOOT, RED, % INCH $ 2.59 6 Year Guarantee Hill Lemon, Dealer N YSSA Telephone 108 PROGRAM TH EA TRE SATURDAY, JULY i) S ATU R D AY O NLY DOUBLE FEATURE Gloria Jean— Ross Ford In “MANHATTAN ANGEL” Tim Holt In “GUN SMUGGLERS” By Lew Herriman I t ’s good to hear the economy bloc in the Senate Is trying to trim the national budget. We are all for economy and there are probably plenty of rough edges In the nation's spending plans where a little whittling would be an Improvement. I t seems most legislators advocate economy, but getting down to specific cases is touglirr thnn tracking down a mirage. No representative wants to cut financial corners if he thinks It'll cost him votes at the next election. That's partly the voters' fault, too. I f we want ec onomy we ll have to vote fo r men who have the courage to get five- cell t's wortli out o f a nickel. A Chester, Pa., man gulped down a live one and a half pound hard shelled crab on a dare. H e’ll p ro- ably walk sldewnys for the next few weeks. I f worn, smooth tires are taking your cur for a side- way spin, come to H E R R IM A N M O TO R CO. Let us change your tires to O ATE S. They're the smooth-riding, long-wearling, roail- grlpping tires. You'll like ttie price at H E R R IM A N '8. D rive in or phone 77. X? V) > * 8 m ore lu g g a g e tp a ie l" .. , , T h a *. f , n « » r' , P S te e rin g m a ke s 'F o r d ’s 'M a g ic A c lio n ' B ra k e s w o rk 3 5 % e a s ie r , to o l" ‘ It's almost as low as mel" Take the wheel. . . - R O U N D R O B IN P A R T IE S B EG IN Mrs. Robert W ilson entertained at her home Tuesday evening, June 28 at the first o f the Civic club round robin summer parties. Mrs. Ed ward Boydell, Mrs. Wayne Morris and Mrs. W ard Wieneke were guests, with the prize for high score going to Mrs. Morris. Members of the civic club are making plans fo r a series of bridge, | pinochle and Kensington parties during the summer months. The proceeds from these parties will go for the library funds o f the civic club. — 8— M O N D A Y C LU B M EETS Mrs. Ted Morgan was hostess to the members of her Monday a fter noon bridge club this week. Mrs. try the new Ford "Feel" “ Ye'll feel it lighter P™ & . " AT YO U R TWs E a sy , ^ c economical: w hen you sew Ityourself! Make new clothes, drapes, repairs, alterations . . . easily, ouickly. Sew and save with the modern sewing machine that's first choice with thousands o f women. Come in today. l.uw as •MS a month after a small down payment. to I •V \ Adm. 44c-9c, Inc. Tax THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY 14-15 William Bendix—James Gleason Rill Goodwin— Rosemary DeCamp In "THE LIFE OF RILEY" The loveable, laugh-provoking family man of Radio fame springs to life on the screen. 2-Reel Special Cartoon Adm. Evenings 44c-9c Inc. Tag _ _ _ _ Ûme^sîiriQfiouse A M IllC â t f |N lt t S k * t N * « » ¿ M IM I* O stro m Bros. Appliance C o . 5# North Int. St. Phone tt»-J FORD D EA LER ’ S AWARDED THE FASHION ACADEMY GOLD MEDAL AS THE "FASHION CAR OF THE YEAR** Herrim an Motor Com pany As \ Herriman Motor Company Mat., Sun., t:St, Adm. S0r-9e. I no. Tax. Adm. Evenings 44c-9c Inc. Tax TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 12-13 Mother was a freshman and wotta freshman! It’s youthful, it’s mirthful, it’s romantic! Loretta Young— Van Johnson Rudy Vallee— Barbara J>awrence In “MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN” Filmed in Technicolor Color Cartoon Spoils W'bite tidawall tirêi available at extra cod. driving fonl" 11 Mat., Sat., 2.30; Adm. 30c-9c. Inc. Tax Adm. Evenings 44o-9c Inc. Tax SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 10-11 Tyrone Power— Gene Tierney Reginald Gardiner— Arlene Whelan “THAT WONDERFUL URGE” Sun Valley’s gorgeous winter backgrounds provide the colorful setting for some of the exciting action in this delightful romantic comedy. Special: Calgary Stampede Cartoon and Sports 1 S. church June 23. They are j shown before the rose-covered arch | used at the ceremony. I ATTEND O N T A R IO P A R T Y bee Monday June 28 at the home of A pink and blue shower was '¡veil In honor of Mrs. Howard By- her mother-inlaw, Mrs. Byran Grant Bybee, in Ontario. Those attend- | ing from Nyssa were Mrs. M ary E. | Bybee. Mrs. Don Moss, Mrs. Sher- ; man P. Bybee, Mrs. W ilford Bybee and Mrs. Gordon Ray. $4.89 l — 8 - “ That 'Mid Ship' Ride feels mighty smo-o-o-thl“ Theyre raving about f MOWER F O R MRS. HO O PER Mrs. Delbert Hooper was hostess to 14 ladies Monday afternoon when she gave a pink and blue shower for her sister-in-lay, Mrs M ilton Hooper. Mrs. Sam Hartley won high score and Mrs. Howard H> bee low at cards. Pink and white ice cream was served with individual cakes. Favors were little diupers, filled with jelly beans. Mrs. lloo|>er received many lovely gifts. 8 - A M IT Y C LU B T O M E E T The members of the Am ity club will meet Friday evening, July 8 at the home o f Mrs. M ary Mann in Apple valley. “ What power you feel in those 'Equa-Poile' Engine»!" H O NORED O N B IR T H D A Y Dwight Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rosel Hunter, was honored with a surprise party given in celebration o f his eighth birthday Saturday afternoon at his home Twenty children received indivldua' birthday cakes, served with ict cream. Dwight was the recipient of many lovely gifts. - ficiating. Mrs. Donald Campbell, accomp anied by Mrs. Carlos Buchner, sang “ UnUl” and "O Perfect Love". Mrs. Buchner also played the wed ding marches. A reception on the church lawn followed the wedding, with a numb er of out-of-town guests present for the occasion. .......FOR THOSE SEEKING THE UNUSUAL IN GOOD TASTE AND GOOD MODERN BEDROOM FURNITURE BETTER YOUR HOME . . . BETTER YOUR LIVING
