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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, Betty Korman and Kristine pres l Mrs. Don Patrick, and with Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs Dan Holbrook, ent. Visalia, California. A house shower was held at the all Mr. of and Mrs. Robert Eastman of home of Mrs. Olen Brown Tuesday visited over the Labor day ADRIAN, Sept. S—Visitors at the afternoon, honoring Mrs. Tony Caldwell with- Mr. an<l Mrs. E. E. E. E. Eastman home last week were | franklin. Hostesses were Mrs. Oayle holidays Eastman and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. A1 Parks and daughter | Martin and Mrs. Oliver Freel. and Miss Ruth Eastman all of Spo Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeOoode of Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown were kane. A bufett supper was served Ogden visited Sunday at the home Wednesday visitors in Boise. August 28 at the Eastman home, of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown. Mrs. d e n Brown, Mrs. William with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Parks, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Olen Brown and Ashcraft Mrs. L. L. Dierking Ruth Eastman, Mr and Mrs. Rob granddaughter, Kristine, returned attended and pinochle party at the ert Eastman of Caldwell, and Mr. home Monday from a week’s trip to home of a Mrs. Herb Thomas Fri and Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. California after visiting with their day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis were daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Dwaine Hatch in Stai. For Your Plumbing Arlee West of Longview, Wash General Contracting and Needs ington is visiting at the home of Building his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Custom-Built Cabinets and West, for a few days. Bath Sets, Water Heat Furniture Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis Furniture Repairing and ers and Pressure and family and Don Newbill visited Refin ishiug friends from San Jose, California, 1% miles north of Nyssa-Parina Mr. Systems Call and Mrs. Earl Goodwin and Junction family, in Emmett, Sunday. J. C. SMITH surprise birthday party was Johnson Cabinet held A Thursday evening In honor of 13 Years In Nyssa Mrs. Maxine Rooks tool Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ciafalo have Shop Phone 286-J to Adrian after spending Highway 95 Phone 023J1 returned the summer visiting their parents Buffet Supper Is Served At Adrian September Special PRICES ON SLASHED EVANS OIL HEATERS Only Evans has all these exclusive features Low Horizonal Heat Chamber, Horizonal Burner and Separate Burner Lighting Tube BUY AN EVANS NOW E V A N S at these prices is the best oil heater buy in America today! Quality and Value Plus! Model 138—1 to 2 room Heater—Reg. $59.95; Special $34.95 Model 148—2 to 3 room Heater—Reg. $79.95; Special $44.95 Model 158—4 to 5 room Heater—Reg. $114.95; Special $54.95 OSTROM BROS. APPLIANCE CO. BAN K TERM S 50 NORTH 3rd STREET BETTER . FIRE INSURANCE in Eastern Pennsylvania. Mrs. Cia- falo’s brother. Tom Vitale, return ed with them to visit for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles West and Mrs. Ada Pearl Scott were Cald well shoppers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly and Ted returned last week from Burgdorf, Idaho. Mrs. Raymond Holly received her final citizenship papers August 31 at Vale. A party was held August 31' in the high school building for the teachers and members of the school board. It was a get-together for returning teachers and new teach ers in the Adrian school. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson of Carey, Idaho are new Adrian resi dents. Mr. Patterson will teach the eighth grade this year. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richards of Madras and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton of Arock visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft. The American Legion and aux iliary held Uieir annual picnic at the Owyhee dam Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Goddard of Eugene visited over the Labor day holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Sindberg. Miss Betty Moore has returned home from Portland to spend the next two weeks visiting her par ents, Rev. and Mrs. Hanry Moore. Henry Moore, Jr. left Tuesday to return to school in Sterling, Kans as. Regular services will be held Sunday at the Free Methodist church, but there will be no mid week activities this week. Miss Delores Gaston has return ed to Ontario after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gaston for several days. Howard Hatch and Donnie re turned home from Lime, Ohio this week with two new school buses. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winn have a new daughter born August 28 in Caldwell. They have named the baby Kathleen. Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Norris fish ed over the holidays near Granite, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown of Port land visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Defier. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and family were Monday visitors in Em mett at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bonde and Mrs. Loralne Glennon. Mrs. Anna Sparks spent Friday visiting in Notus with Mrs. J. A. Coon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sparks were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sparks had dinner Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George De Haven. Miss "Shorty” Schuman, former Adrian teacher, and Mrs. Marilyn Keckler and family of Munice, In diana were visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Norris. They were on their way to Glide, Oregon, where Miss Schuman will teach this year. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster and children and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Patterson and son of Nyssa spent the holidays at Depot Bay, Oregon deep sea fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and family had Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hatt of Owyhee. Mrs. Vernon Parker and children and Mrs. Berle Fifer and son spent' Saturday in Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sari returned Wednesday from Minot, North Da kota. Mrs. Sari's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Grott and Roland and Arlene of Hamilton, Montana vis ited here for several days, return ing home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cummins of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alger and family of Meridian visited Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown. Sunday School for People Who Really Care Host To Class BIO BEND, Sept. 8—Big Bend Sunday school was host Sunday morning to Jephyr Farwell and the following members of his class: Loretta, Billy and Loralne Van De Water, Oeorge Elfers, Sen Wong, Doris Clearley. Zella Farwell, Oene Brumbaugh and Ruby Rogers, Mr. Farwell spoke from the sixth chap ter of Romans, Loretta and Lor raine Van De Water played a duet. A large variety of Big Bend's pro who own well maintained property in good locations can obtain fire insurance advantages with no sacrifice in safety or service. They get such ad vantages under General’s plan of "Preferred Risks.” General insures only good risks, rejects bad risks. This tends to keep losses down. As a result, countless thousands of our policyholders have saved at least 15% on their fire insurance while enjoying the strongest possible protection. Ask us now if your property can qualify —it could mean much to you. T houghtful per so n s THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1949 PAGE FIVE duce was exhibited in the Grange arrived home Tuesday after visit booth at the Malheur county fair. ing relatives at Leota, Kansas for The mature ear corn was raised by 10 days. Jim Miller, the peppers by Gus Legion Auxiliary To Meet— 8iUonis and family, the clover seed The members of the Nyssa A- auxiliary will meet by Joe Brumback, wheat by Phil merican Legion evening. September 15 Clucas, sugar beets by Boyce Van Thursday De Water, carrot seed by Case at the veterans hall for the first Muntjewerff, alfalfa seed by Law meeting of the fall. rence Miller, popcorn by Noel Tup- peny. canned fruit by Lois Snapp and Opal Teter, and tall corn by j Arthur Molt, Emery Cameron and ! Harvey Bennett. Other fruit and vegetables were donated by John Optometrist Packwood, Leroy Bennett, Dyre Roberts, Mrs. Morgan, and Horace Eyes Examined Chaney. 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