THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON.
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Winter. Mr» Harold Nrwtnan and
Mr» J II lauitf Til* b y -la »» were
revived and plana for future meet -
in*» iltacuaaed
Art Bparka cut hi* forefinger
quit* badly Ui hay choppin* laat
Saturday
It
required
several
»11 tehee but to heaUn* nicely
Mr» Ouy Sparks waa taken W ed
nesday to the Holy Kuoary hospital
in Ontario, where »lie underwent an
appendix operation
She returned
li' llie Art Sparks home Saturday
and to uu pro vug rapidly
Mr and Mr» Lynn Hurst and
IMvkl went to Har&lay Ui lake
county lad Friday relurmn* Thurs
day
They were met tliere by Mr
Hurst’» brother. Ronald. Mr and
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we are equipped with the late*t testing
equipment and
factory
trained
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Highway ;’ t>— East of Town
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Phone 2S7
Mrs O E Weeks and Mr and Mrs.
Earnest Weeks of Myrtle creek
The group enjoyed turn tin* and
succeeded in (*tu n * two deer
Mary Ann Thiel has been staying
with Myrna Lane while Mr and
Mr» lane have been at the Henry
Keuter home
Mr and Mrs J O Lane were
at the Henry Reuter home In Adrian
while Mr and Mrs Keuter attended
the livestock show ui Portland
Mrs Richard SchulU and son of
Caldwell and Mrs James Snead of
Letha were week-end guests of the
Ouy Moore family Their husbands
were deer hunting
The Orange has begun a series of
card parties to be held the fust
and third Wednesday evening of
each month A pair of lovely table
lamps are the grand prur to be a-
warded at the end of the series
Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs
William Tuuoib were high and Mr
and Mr» Lambert Dierking low
Mrs Lull Siam won the traveling
prise for women and Verne Butler
die traveling prtar for men Lunch
was served by the H E C. ladies
Mr». Ouy Moore and Mrs. Esther
McCurnuck and daughter were in
Caldwell on business Monday
Waller Pinkston to building a
house for his daughter. Mrs Ruth
Petty near Adrian
Callers at live A1 Thompson ranch
Sunday were Mr and Mrs Sam
Johnson of Emmett Mr and Mrs
Charlie Thompson of Emmett. M-
and Mr- Robert Thompson of Nyssa
and Mr and Mrs. J Q Lane.
Elroy Mo»», nephew of Mrs Max
Howard of Wuudcroaa. Utah is stay-
in* at their home and working ui
the beet harvest.
The Christian Endeavor of the
United Presbyterian church spon
sored a progressive party for the
young people Saturday ¡light. Be
ginning at the Art Sparks home the
group were served salad and tomato
Juice, with Mrs R. D McKinley
and Mrs J O tan* assisting the
hostess The group then went to the
K I Peterson home where the
BEET GROWERS
How Much Does Your Largest Beet Weigh?
W e are interested in the weight of the largest beet
harvested in this vicinity so we are making this offer:
For the largest beet brought into our office we will
pay $15.
For the second largest beet we will pay $10.
For the third largest beet we will pay S5.
WHO IS GROW ING THE LARGEST BEETS?
The beet must be brought in by the grower
NYSSA LUMBER COMPANY
John Ostrura-Ownter
Phone 11S-W
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1949
and Mrs Albert Gifford of Nyssa. hunting near Cuprum. Idaho over
main course was served Mrs Henry day party Friday night for Mr
Emmett Stutheit and John, Dick, the week-end.
Moore assisted Mrs Peterson Then Adams' brother. Robert Adams of
Dorsey and Lavonne went deer
Mrs. Horace Chaney to sick again.
at the Earl Winn home games and Nyssa
Mrs Jack Jones and Mrs Charles
dancing were enjoyed and dessert
Witty met with Mrs Bill Ferguson
Gregory Thiel returned from his Monday evening to discuss the or
hunting trip to Loaune Tuesday. ganization of an Home Economics
Two deer were shot by the party. club.
Mr and Mrs Lee Stoker attend
Keith lan e hunted over the week
end with Junior Mathews and BUI ed an L. D. S. conference at Em
mett
Case Bill Case killed a deer.
Mis Frank Shipley and son. Le-
Jake Borge. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Reuter and Mr and Mr- J G Lane land drove to Madras Sunday to
attended the County Firm Bureau visit Mr and Mrs. Don Cates
David and Dallas Chaney went
meeting in Ontario Tuesday even
to the hills Sunday and brought
ing
back some cattle for Ralph Stark.
Mr and Mrs Ball of Rupert.
A'.on pie To Open
Idaho were week-end guests of Mr
and
Mrs I. R. Clever ley
Ciaf«* At Adrian
Mr and Mrs Arthur Molt and
ADRIAN. Oct- 1»—The Christean family were Sunday guests of Mr
Endeavor society of the Presbyter
ian church held a progressive din
ner party Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs McKee of l a Cross.
Washington are moving to Adrian
and will open the Hansen cafe. They
have two daughters In high school
The Adrian 7th and tlh grade
boys played football Friday at Ad
rian with the Tlh and *lh grade of
Nyssa
The score was 23 to 0 in
favor of Nyssa
Mrs Francis Deffer was called to
Nebraska because of the death of
her father. Mr Brown He visited
here many tunes
George Riddle has completed his
new duplex residence
Mr and Mrs Scott Bull of Cald
well are the parents of a son Mrs
Bull is the former Lorarne- Hester
James and Ahron McGinnis and
Bill Willis returned from a hunting
trip to Unity Saturday evening
They killed one deer
Mr and Mrs Gay1
.* Martin Mr
and Mrs Bill Nelson spent Wednes
day evening in Ontan.
Homer Hatch of Caldwell was a
dinner guest at the James McGinnis
home Tuesday
Rich Holly to budding a new
garage at his resader.ee
Mrs Howard Hatch and Barbara
shopped in Boise Saturday
Mrs Gay to Martin and Helen and
Ronald spent the week-end in the
Flixey Martin home is Parma
Mr and Mrs. A C Henderson
spent Friday night in Emmet; with
their daughter. Mrs. Lorrine G lea
ner.
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Pounds have
purchased a new Bu t car
Mrs. James MgGicnu and Joyce
and Mrs Ahron McGinnis shopped
ui Ontario Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Howard Hatch and
Barbara were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. Ed Wymer. The occasion
was Mr and Mrs. W y a eo s birth
day
|N A R IT H M E T IC fo u r quarters m ake a whole,
Mr and Mrs. Cec: Smith went
deer hunting Sunday on Succor
ORDER
PHOTOGRAPHIC
GREETING CARDS
AS LOW AS $ 1.95 DOZEN
EVANS
Coal Healers From War Surplus
Priced To Sell
Oil Heaters— Latesl Improvements, 25 ■'
More Heat.
STUDIO
W HEN \
F O U R 25 ' s \
D O N T EQUAL 100
b u t in lig h tin g , fo u r 2 5 -w a tt lig h t bulbs d o n 't
Mrs. Elmer Spurts and Wayne
visited in Emmett Saturday
Mr and Mrs. Henry Moure were
in Vale Friday on business.
and Mrs. O J English
Nampa are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Gay to Martin for a few days
this week.
Mrs. Threlma U tett. Mrs. Geer**
j Cartwright. Mrs. Bill Neiscc. Mrs.
! Jess H cira and her sister Ruth
j Hall and Mrs. Bill Looney went to
] Ontano Friday evening for dinner
i Later they went roller skating
Mrs. Dave Mathews and Edith
and Larry have gone to Greenwich.
A rta u d * to visit Mrs. Mathews
mother who recarne suddenly id
l eilvryee i Opere té—
Kenneth Tucker imjerwwc: a maj
or .-cerature at the Holy Rosary
hospital Monday afternoon
Uroup May Form
Economic« Qub
HEATERS - HEATERS - HEATERS
NOW
BK> SENT OH. U —Mrs. Johan-
i-essen was host«» to the Jolly
Janets Wsdnesuay at the Nume of
Mrs. Joe King
The 4-H ciuA of the Bend lave
completed the Orive for pudo hinds
w-th a total of MU.
Roberta Reçu stayed overnight
Saturday with .'reta Baldwin, at
Oaidweil.
Mrs. trece Hatch has seen under
treatment fur an unpacked wisdom
South.
Mr and Mrs. Ctbas Witty and
David were 3uiee justness visuurs
Saturday
John Adams. Bert Scwft. Jack
Jones and Ra »mend Cartwright Sa
gan working Thursday at the sugar
factory
Mr and Mrs. John Adams and
Charles attended a surprise h n t -
give as m uch lig h t as one 100-w att b u lb
tne 100-w att b ulb gives more and b e tte r liq h t,
y e t costs less than h a lf w hat fo u r 25's cost.
T h a t's an exam ple o f how litt le it costs to have m ore and
b e tte r lig h t in the home
w ith the r ght-s ze
By fillin g every fix tu re and socket
ght b ulb v o u 'll chase away the shadows.
Y o u r chores w ill oe easier, y o u 'll conserve energy and relieve
dangerous evest-a n
Perhaps another flo o r or ‘ able f3mp is all th a t's needed to
b rig h te n up your heme or a 'e a rra ng e m e nt o f the lamps you
have
A n d i t s at wavs a good dea to keep shades, re fle c to r
bowis and 1 1 g — o<- rs we
c e ared to insure fu ll brightness.
W h e n n e x t you *e s rc c c "«5 rem em ber to ask fo r lig h t
bulbs.
M o s t arv store has rhem
Take home a ca rton and
>ou'U a w j . s re su-e to “ .a-.e p le nty o f spares.
Prices Cul.
Chrome Sets, Daveno Sets, Bedroom Seb,
Electric Ranges. Priced Below the Market.
One Montag Combination Coal And Electric
Range S315 New—Slightly Used S 2 0 0 .0 0
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