THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1949
FARMERS BEGIN
COMBINING GRAIN
-O D LU M BIA A V E —July 21—Rekus
Van Twist arrived Wednesday from
MU' a aiilrie, Oregon fo r a visit with
relatives and friends.
’j . I n
observance o f Mrs. Gerrit
Grout's birthday anniversary, Mr.
and Mrs. G root entertained at a
luncheon fo r the following rel
atives: Mr. and Mrs. John Tim m er
man and Mr. and Mrs. Lute Siam
o f Newell Heights, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Stam of Nyssa, Mrs. Dick
Stam and Klaas Stam of Oregon
Tra.!, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot
o f Arcadia, M r. and Mrs. Z. David
son of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Oerrl:
Stam, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot
and Mrs. Pete Vander Oord and
Betty W illie and Roy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Larsson
and fam ily visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
Be us o f H antedate Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen and
N eif were Nampa visitors last week.
Farm, rs have started combining
their grain in this community.
Callers in this community this
week were Mr. and Mrs. George
Smit o f Nu-Acres.
C. M. Tensen left this week on
a business trip to Salt Lake City.
Rekus Van Twist of Milwaukee.
Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Groot o f Arcadia visited Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Tensen Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Edward C. Larsson and
Mrs. Florence Larsson were in
Adrian Monday.
Jacob J. Groot returned Thursday
from a business trip to Sisters,
Oregon.
Sunday visitors at the Pete V an
der Oord home were Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Relk and fam ily of Nampa
Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman
entertained the members at the
whist club at their home in Newell
Heights Sunday afternoon.
Two
tables were in play, with high
scores going to Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit
Groot.
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Bert Lienkaemper receiving the
CARD OF T H A N K S
Itev. Harold Volk, evangelist,
prize for high score.
W e wish to thank the many
holding services in a tent at Main
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friends for the kindness shown to
and
Fifth
streets,
under
the
A M IT Y CLUB E N T E R T A IN E D
auspices of the Nazarene church,
Th e Am ity club members were us and the beautiful floral trib
guests last Friday evening at the utes for our beloved mother, Mrs.
home of Mrs. M ary Mann o f Apple Bettie Forbes.
Mrs. Beatrice Wdem on
valley. Mrs. Clay M iles of Utah
C. A. Forbes
was a guest.. Plans were m ade for
Mrs. Lois ¿alias
the picnic at which time the m em
Mrs, Pauline Eldridge
bers will entertain their husbands.
All members are asked to meet
Mrs. Mildred Robinson
F A R E W E L L P A R T Y G IV E N
for the picnic at Carl's Doll House
Oswald W. Forbes
Mrs. H. O. Hopkins and her at 6 p. m. Friday, July 29.
sisterMrs. Lure Honlet, were hon
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BRTDOE CLUB M EETS
red a t a party given by the mem-
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Mrs. Burnall Brown entertained
:>©r.s of the American Legion aux the members of her Thursday af- :
iliary at the home of Mrs. E. K, ternoon bridge club at her home | N O T IC E O F D IS S O L U T IO N
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Burton last .Thursday evening. The last week.
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honor guests were each presented score went to Mrs. Artie Robertson \
Geotv.e E. Vaughn
with a gift, and each member and traveling prize to Mrs. Ber- retlred lrom the co-partnership of
wrote a bon voyage message in i nard Frost. Guests included Mrs George E. Vaughn and Fred E
book for the two guests. Refresh Frost, Mrs. C. A. Mally, Miss Nova Bennett, doing business under the
name and style of BROWNTE'S
O'Brian and Mrs. Campbell Baer.
CAPE, at Nyssa, Oregon, and that
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as of such date, Fred E. Bennett
SE R V ICE G U IL D M EET.-
Members of the Wesleyan S' vice and Charles H. Bennett will con
guild of the Methodist church met tinue the conduct of such business
as co-partners.
last Monday evening at the home
Dated at Nvssa, Oregon, July 20,
o f Miss Kathryn Crandall. Plans
1919.
were made for the guest day m eet
George E. Vaughn
ing to be held August 8. Refresh
Fred E. Bennett
ments were served by the hostess
First publication, July 21, 1949
during the social hour.
Last publication, July 28, 1949
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ments were served at the close of Mrs. O L eary did a number o f ar-
the evening.
Mrs. Hopkins and | rangements, from corsages, m ln-
her sister left Tuesday fo r Europe.
ature and small arrangements to
They will visit in France and B el
the larger and more form al ar-
gium.
arangements.
Mrs. O 'Leary also
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ROUND R O B IN P A R T IE S HELD did arrangements fo r tne mem
Several members o f the civic club bers who had brought their own
have been hostesses for the round flowers and vases.
During the business meeting,
robin parties that are toe in ; spon
sored by the club during the sum Mrs. Frank Morgan, chairman of
mer.
the program committee, outlined
Mrs. Dale Garrison was a recent the program for the coming year.
hostess for a group at a Kensing
New members introduced to the
ton party at her home.
club were Mrs. R. H. Young and
Mrs. Stan Newman entertained Mrs. Ray Wilson o f Parma, and
at a bridge party last Tuesday Mrs. Bud Wilson of Nyssa.
with the prize fo r high score going
Guests were Mrs. Elton M cCor
to Mrs. C. A. Mally.
mick of Parma, Mrs. George M it
Mrs. Ed Knettle entertained this chell. Mrs. Gerrit Timmerman and
week on Tuesday evening at i Mrs. E. H. Hobson.
bridge party, with Mrs. Robert
The August meeting w ill be held
Wilson holding high score.
Mrs. William Schiretman was hos at the home of Mrs. Albert Pfell-
tess at two tables o f pinochle, with er.
B y PLOTNER
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YOUR CAR THAT
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! works of this nature, minimum
wages, hours and other regulations,
including compliance with the O re
gon Workmens Compensation laws.
A bidder’s bond In the amount of
5% o f the lump sum bid must be
furnished as a guarantee fo r the
execution of the contract and the
successful bidder must furnish a
Performance bond in the fu ll a-
mount of his contract. Tim e is of
the essence of the contract, and
bidders will specify in their pro
posals the estimated time o f com
pletion.
The Trustees o f the above D ist
rict reserve the right to reject any
or all bids and to waive any in
formalities.
Board of Directors, Adrian School
Dist No. 01.
By Ravmond Holly,
Clerk
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A N N IV E R S A R Y P A R T Y G IV E N
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson
were honored guests at a dinner
given Tuesday evening at Carl's
D oll House in observance o f their
wedding
anniversary.
Following
the dinner, the group enjoyed an
inform al evening at the Dale G a r
rison home. Included in the group
were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fisher,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Garrison and Mr.
and Mrs. Herschel Thompson.
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SPEAKES T O G A R D E N C LU B
Mrs. O. J. O 'Leary of the O '
Leary Floral shop of Weiser was
guest speaker at the A. N. K.
garden club meeting last Tuesday
aftrnoon at the home o f Mrs.
Maurice Judd of Newell Heights.
AD R IAN SCHOOL D IS T R IC T NO.
01 AD RIAN, M ALH E U R
C O U N TY, OREGON
INVITATIO N TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids will be received and
publicly opened at the School
House, Adrian, Oregon, at 8:00 p.
m., Aug. 1, 1949, for the construct
ion of an addition to the existing
Grade School building at Adrian,
Oregon, in accordance with plans
and specifications prepared toy Lee
R. Cooke, Architect, Nampa, Idaho.
Plans, specifications and docu
ments may be obtained from the
above Architect upon deposit there
for of $10,00, which will be refund
ed when the plans are returned.
The work must be performed in
accordance with the laws of the
State of Oregon governing public
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