Nyssa gate city journal., November 10, 1949, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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ATTEND B O B E CO N V EN TIO N ^ p „ w e r t « l l l | > a i i y
Mrs. WUford Bybee, president
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m as p a g an t.
; th e Nyssa second ward Relief society
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1 a n d several of h e r officers a n d
New Son Arrive* —
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G IR L S M EET
\ teachers a tte n d e d an all-d ay con-
A t th e a n n u a l m eeting of th e
Mr.
a x n i d u m
Mrs.
Noe
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A m eeting of th e O regon T rail ventlon a t Boise T hursday
Mem-
w estern division of the Idaho Pow er
Busy Needles 4-H sewing club was £ ' de£ M rs. L ^ h T s t o k e r to JWSi-
com pany in th e W ashington hotel pound boy. Mrs. Noe was form erly
held S atu rd ay . N ovem ber 5 a t H a r- . , , r , „ vhl>.
In W eiser M onday night, a five-year
t l l #>«11
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rlet G a rd n er's hom e. 'PVwi
The w
roll
call
service pin was presented to Miss Miss Alice A tkinson of N yssa.
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was answ ered w ith suggestions on ed Lois, U th birth
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d ay F ifteen glrLs B etty T illm an of Nyssa by th e Nyssa
tak in g care of clothes. All 14 m em ­ enjoyed an evening of gam es and
Visit Here—
B e rn ard Frost.
bers were present. T h e next m eet­ contests a n d m any won prizes. Sup- m anager.
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residents
a tte n d in g _
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L arsen of
ing will be held F riday, Novem ber per was served a t a table beau tiiu i- j the O th m e r eetm
g Included Mrs Frost", H ansen,
o vernight
Id a h o
were
18. a t th e hom e of th e leader, Mrs. ly decorated In pale yellow, green Mr a n d M rs
p ^ m p s , Mr. a n d guests ol Dr. a n d Mrs. J. J. S arazin
Alfred Adams. T h e business m ee t­ and w hite
A candle laden cake Mrs
B ingm an an(j Mrs M arian W ednesday. T hey were on th eir
ing was th en a d jo u rn e d a n d the centered th e table a n d two a d d it- Myerg
way to visit th e ir son, H ow ard L a r­
project work was begun. T h e m em ­ ional birth d ay cakes were served
D u rln g th e program , Miss N an- sen in Eugene.
bers enjoyed gam es a n d re fre sh ­
frorn the buffet.
n e tte Bybee a n d Miss Phyllis H ad-
m ents.
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I ley. a fte r perform ing a t a ta le n t
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C IRCLES TO MEET
show In P ay ette, gave th eir 13th per- llospitul Prize
GARDEN CLUB M EETS
w a u rd
ro e rn n club m
m et
n ul
T h e circles of the women's roclety , form ance of "P u t Yer Shoes O n
T h e A.N.K. G
at
Winners Named
th
home e of
of Mrs.
Mrs D
D ennis
ennis P
P at,
a tc h n of
the reguia
M ethodist
church next
will week.
hold inlf
Lucy", a t th e power com pany m eet-
thi e hom
th elr
r m eetings
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terian
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STARS
M EET
At the regular m eeting of th e
F astern S ta r M onday evening plans
li s r n i . a n n t l i l 1
were m ade for • th l>o
e se
m i-a n n u al
b irthday p a rty for m em bers, w hich
is to be held a t th e n e at regular
m eeting. C a rd s will form p a rt of
the e n te rta in m e n t for th a t even­
ing.
Hilda T ensen, Mue S chirem an and
Joyce L ienkam per were appointed
on a com m ittee to m ake plans for
a p ast m atro n 's a n d p a st p atro n 's
night, w hen th e S ta r work will be
presented In costum e as It was per-
formed In th e early p a rt of th e
nineteenth century. T h e Vale und
O ntario c h ap ters a re to be Invited
for th e occasion.
An ex am in atio n com m ittee gave
a dem onstration of exam inations
for visiting a ch ap ter. All officers
and m em bers renew ed th e ir obliga­
tions.
In A drian to
to r th e ir C h rist-
Holds Meeting
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Here From Idah<^—
Gueflts a t u ie hom e of Mr. a n d
C o u n lV
Meets
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Adrian
Mm. C. A. W ernick over th e week-
end were Mr. a n d M rs. R ay E ng-
leb recht a n d ch ild ren of K iniber-
T h e co u n ty council of th e P a r- i
jdaho.
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association of Mal- | |
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s a m ^ a y w ith the A drian P.T.A.
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R enshaw of W al.
as hosts fa r th e day.
la Walla a re visiting th is week a t
D u rin g th e m orning session. Rev the hom e 0f Mr. a n d M is. R. V.
R aym ond W ilson of O ntario led w .
th e gro u p in a m editation period.
a n d Mrs. B1U P e te rs o n of O n ta rio ^
For ,lu n tin t_
read th e revised c o nstitution a n a
v isito rs a t th e hom e of M r. and
by-law s. Special com m ittee m eet-
D avid B eers d u rin g th e h u n t­
ings com pleted th e m orning pro-
were Mr. a n d M rs. Leo
■jram. Mrs. W. W. F oster of Nyssa ■ Beefs and ^
a n d Mr. a n d Mrs.
presided over th e m orning session, j N orm an 3 ^
of sa u sa lito , C alif-
Follow ing a d in n e r a t noon, serv- : o m la and M r a n d M rs. Jo e C url­
ed by th e A d rian group, Mrs. K e n - !
c h e h a lis, W ashington.
n e th G reenfield of Vale was i n , 50“ u‘ _________________
charge of th e aftern o o n program .
From K la m a th fa lls —
w hich Included a room 4-H dem -
w u n iso n a t K la m a th
o n stra tlo n by G ail and C harlene Falls visited th is week a t th e
H a rris; a panel discussion group hom e of M r. a n d Mrs. W. W.
of tea ch e r a n d p a re n t problem s, Foster and w ith friends In Adrian,
led by H arold Newm an, principal of prior to h e r d e p a rtu re for N orth
th€ A d rian g r a ^ s ^ ^ l ' , and
and talks | D akota, w here she will visit rel-
Oh th e WOrk Of th e S afety council a j j yes
by Ed K n e ttle , "T he U nited N a t­
ions and UNESCO" by Mrs. D en­
n is P a tc h , a n d c h ild ren 's books
by M iss L illian N isbett.
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M ^ “ \ic o rg e n ,s ih w e lz e r gave
a n T he W e;,leyan 3ervlce «uild will
A nnouncem ent was m ade a t th e
Pete De Leeuw, two gallons choc­
i n v e s t i n g Udk M i . « of th e
IS
a t th e h ° m * ° f Mrs * yd" ey m eeting th a t th e num ber of custom -
^ f r o t ^ u r l d v e ^ e ta ^ M ln ln fto ^ W:iUt,'r on n o rth 3rd :itreet M onday ers of the com pany in the Nyssa olate syrup a n d one gallon m alt,
evening.
T here will be a guest section has increased 142 since last Nyssa Food C en ter; Leola N orm an,
arrangem ents, as well as th e ir place speaker from Boise. O n T uesday ( year
o ffic ia ls now feel th a t th e Caldwell, read in g lam p, Nyssa F u r-
in o rn am en tin g th e outside garden. evening, th e m em bers of th e R u th \ ru ra i te rrito ry a t Nyssa Is 100 per n it.iro CVi
XMwarri TVmliff loin
Mrs. R ay W ilson spoke briefly, and Naomi circle will m eet a t th e cent electrified. However, a crew n itu re Co.; E dw ard T opliff, two
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gallons
w
ashable
p a in t, N yssa L um ­
telling of som e novel C h ristm a s hom e of Mrs. Jam es Leslie for a
G IR I a S P I, AN M EETIN GS
still w orking Increasing th e cap- ber Co.; B etty W inchell, h am , Nys­
A com m ittee m eeting of th e Job's a ran g em en ts she h a d used last year. social m eeting a n d to sew for th e > acity on th e m ain tru n k leading to
sa Packiixj Co.; Mrs. Ja n ice Evans,
M any beautiful c h ry san th e m u m bazaar. O n T h u rsd a y a fternoon, | Adrian.
D aughters council was held a t th e
P arm a, flash cam era, N yssa P h a r­
hom e of Mrs. L. H. M auldlng T ues a rra n g e m e n ts com posed of flowers the D orcas circle will m eet a t th e
-The Influx of new in d u stry will m acy; Mrs. M. C. Sewell, P a rm a
day n n h t T h e live senior officers b ro u g h t in by several m em bers hom e of Mrs. D avid Beers All continue In sou th ern Id ah o a n d
E ducators To Meet—
Of Job , | hi ugh)
I.tso attended, were g reaty enjoyed by th e group. m em bers a re asked to tak e th e ir e aste rn O regon," President T. E. R onson lighter, Nyssa tav e rn ; D e­
T h e M alheur C ounty E ducation
Plan* were m ade »nd d ates set for
D uring the business m eeting. Mrs bazaar articles to th e m eting. Also R oach of th e power com pany, pre- laine B atem an, desk set, Owyhee association will m eet in Vale W ed-
D
rug
Co.;
Mrs.
Ja
m
e
s
R
itchie,
blow
the m ystery fa th e r party, th e p a r- C arl HiU was elected to finish th e on T hursday afternoon, the M ary dieted in addressing the employes torch, Owyhee T ru ck and Im p- nesday. Novem ber 16 to consider , |
also in itiatio n , year as president, filling th e vac- and M a rth a circle will m eet a t
lem ent Co.; E lton Counsil, table com m ittee rep o rts to th e O r o ^ n
and th e ir wives.
Mrs. M auldlng served refre sh e n ts | ancy left by the resig n atio n of the hom e of Mrs. D ennis P atch.
O row th in some classes of bus- lighter, P a u lu s Jew elry; Mrs. H. F. E ducation association a n d in strp c t-
Mrs. Ja m e s S polford who recenty Mrs. W
Ion of delegates to th e sta te sessions.
a t th e close of th e m eeting.
W. F oster will have
moved from th e com m unity. M rs charge of th e program on P ak is­ lness is leveling olf. but th e snake C rutchfield, hassock, P e terso n F u r-
A rth u r S m ith of Vale, president j
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river
valley
will
continue
to
develop
n
itu
re
Co.;
Lee
G
.
Anderson,
bas-
of th e county association, will pre- i
F H JJO W 8 H IP D IN NER SERVED Bud Wilson was elected vice p re s­ tan.
generally.
T
h
ere
will
be
expansion
ket
of
groceries.
P
o
u
n
d
s
grocery
;
A.
side a t th e m eeting. Among those 1
A potluck fellowship d in n er was ident. Mrs. E. J Hobson becam e a
in processing operation of a g ric u lt- L. Hill, P a rm a, two gallons P res-
p re sen t will be Miss M artha Shull
held Sunday evening a t 8 o'clock new m em ber of th e club.
G U ILD T O MEET
u ral pro d u cts a n d there will be a tone, Powell Service sta tio n ; D ottie
for m em bers and friends of th e
G uests for th e a fte rn o o n were
P aul's Episcopal guild revival of fa rm chem urgy research," | Parks, lube Job, oil change, wheel of P o rtla n d , president of the Oregon
E d ucation association and a represt-
M ethodist church. Dr and Mrs. H. Mrs. Henry H artley a n d Mrs. Rob- |
mee t M onday evening, Nov­ he said.
| pack, R oberts Nyssa, Inc.; Jam es
atlve of th e O regon public employes
O. M cAllister of Boise were also e rt C rum m ett of O n ta rio .
em ber 14 a t th e hom e of M rs
T
h
e
speaker
reviewed
Idaho
Pow-
Moss,
cake.
S
ugar
C
ity
bakery;
R efreshm ents were served by Fred Savage,
present. Following the d in n er Dr
er's
p
ost-w
ar
construction,
which
Is
j Mrs. F elton D uncan, grease Job, re tire m e n t system .
M Alllster, d istric t su p e rin te n d en t Mrs P atch, assisted by Mrs. W al­
reaching a peak th is year, a n d which oil change, Shell Service statio n ;
of th e w estern d istrict, conducted ter M cPartland.
CIV IC CLUB T O MEET
will be largely com pleted early next Mrs. J o h n B road, one gallon pain t, Study G roup To Meet—
T h e P. T. A. stu d y group will m eet
the first q u a rte rly conference of th e
T h e Nyssa library board will be year w hen th e th ird unit of a power S tu n z L um ber Co.; Mrs. J . R.
HAVE SO U TH ERN D IN N ER
year.
In ch arg e of th e November m eet­ p la n t on th e S nake river west of W inchell, m eal ticket, Sw eet shop; T h u rsd ay , Novem ber 17 a t 8 p. m. in
Mr. and Mrs. B arney W ilson and ing of th e Nyssa Civic olub. which Bliss is p u t in to service.
th e hom e econom ics room of th e
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H azel H unter, law n rake, Tobler's
SO CIETY HOLDS CONFERENCE Mr and Mrs. E rn est W ilson were will be held a t the p arish hall
Discussion
W ith th e com pletion of th e Bliss Feed and Fuel; L au ra Bowns, two high school building.
T he second ward L D. 8 . Relief guests Sunduy of M r a n d M rs W ednesday, November 17 a t 1F30. plan t. Id a h o Pow er com pany will
leaders will be P rincipal D ennis
gallons
anti-freeze,
T
hom
pson
O
il
society held Its a n n u al conference Ray Wilson of P a rm a a t a so u th ern O uest speaker will be Bess Foster have p u t rive new hydroelectric
| P a tc h a n d Mrs. Ann Beus. Topics
Sunday evening, with th ree stake dinner. Mr and Mrs. R ay W ilson S m ith, well known poet of W eis­ power p lan ts in to operation since Co.; G erald Flinders, b lanket, F ra n k will be "O ur F ads a n d Frills F undl-
T.
M
organ
agency;
Iren
e
Church,
huve
recently
re
tu
rn
e
d
from
a
trip
au th o rities present.
T he officers
m e n ta l” a n d “B ashful or Bold". All
er At th is m eeting bottles of th e war. In addition it will have
gallons
P restone.
H erm an p a re n ts who a re interested in dis­
were Mrs. Naomi C handler. T horn to th e south, and th e d in n e r fe a t­ sham poo will be on sale. T he added two transm ission tru n k s, sev­ two
Page and Mrs. R T hornick. T he ured foods they had b ro u g h t hom e civic club is sponsoring this sale eral su b -sta tio n s and miles of dis­ Towne; O. E. C heldelin, electric cussion of p a re n t-te a c h e r problem s
iron, W aggoner M otor Co.; Id a a re invited to a tte n d th e m eeting.
Nyssa president, Mrs W llford Bybee. with them from K entucky and In order to secure a coffee-m aker. trib u tio n line to Its system.
Miner, electric iron. W estern store;
welcomed th e visitors and also gave Tennessee, w here they visited rel- Miss L illian N isbett will have a
"So fa r we have spent $60,000.000 K eith T u ttle , P a rm a , wool b lan ­
an account of th e ir activities during tivs.
special book display a t th e m ee t­ on th e construction of new facilities ket, W ilson Bros. D ept, store; H ere From B righam City —
the past year. T he ladles have been
Mr. a n d Mrs. L afe Jen sen a n d
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ing.
to provide m ore and more electricity G ladys P lager, P arm a, basket of
NEEDI.ES BELLES M EET
holding two work m eetings each
son, D elon, of B rig h am City, U tah ,
for th e hom es and industries of groceries, W ilson su p er-m ark et.
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T h e Needle Belles 4-H club held
m onth, a n d have com pleted seven
were w eek-end guests a t th e hom e
THURSDAY OLUB PLAY 8
so u th e rn Id a h o and eastern O re ­
quilts and o ther han d -m ad e articles, Its regular m eeting Friday, Novem ­
of B ishop a n d Mrs. H ubert C h rist­
Mrs. T om Eldredije e n te rta in ed gon." R oach said. "OI th is am ount,
which will be sold a t the full bazaar. ber 4 a t the hom e of th e leader, the m em bers of her T h u rsd ay a f t ­ $50,000,000 h a s come from people Experts To Hold
ensen a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. David
Mr Ersel Beus, the principal speak- Mrs M W Myers. Sally L aw rence ernoon bridge club a t h e r hom e who have show n th eir faith in Idaho
C h risten sen , Mrs. Je n se n is B ishop
atten
d
ed
us
a
new
m
em
ber.
A
Children’s
Clinic1
i
,‘.|H)ke on "T he Gospel In O ur
C h risten sen 's sister.
last week. Mrs. H arry M iner was Pow er com pany and the territo ry it
Lives.” T h e singing m others, d re s­ candy, popcorn bull a n d cookie sole a guest player and received high serves by investing in the com pany’s
sed in d a rk skirts and white blouses, Is planned by th e sewing clubs of score and Mrs. Jessie M organ re ­ securities. T h e rem ainder has come
Several rep resentatives of th e
nng two num bers under th e d ire c t­ Ny.su for th e benefit of th e Mul- ceived tlie traveling prize.
from accrued earnings w hich have sta te d e p a rtm e n t of education, divis­
lon of Mrs Arvel Child, with Mrs. heur Memorial hospital. T h e sale
ion
of special education, will p a rtic i­
been tu rn ed back into construction
Rae W eatherspoon, accom panying will be held In th e Nyssa In su ra n ce
p ate in th e handicapped c h ild ren ’s
to increase our capacity to serve.”
on th e plano. Floral baskets of agency office S a tu rd ay , beginning
clinic to be held in M alheur county
golden yellow and b u rn t orange a t 1 p. m. Cookie faces a n d punch
next week.
chrysanthem um s, furnished by Mrs were -erved by th e serving hostesses.
Clot hin«' To Be
T h e experts a re W alter E. Snider,
Come to the candy, popcorn
B renda Myers and C arole Mink. T he
Howard B air, adorned th e piano.
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assistan t s ta te su p e rin te n d en t; Mrs.
tim e during th e n e x t m eeting will
X .OIlri'K'il IlCrC Verna Hogg, consulting psycholog-
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ball and cookie sale n*ven
H om er Anderson, president of th e
be s|ient In m aking articles for th e
llOHTEBS T O CLUB
1st; Miss D ora C router, co n su lta n t j
M
alheur
C
ounty
T
uberculosis
and
Realizing
th
a
t
th
e
need
for
used
Mrs. A. C. Sallee was hostess to sale.
for th e visually h a ndicapped; Miss | by the 4-H sewing clubs of
H ealth association, has announced clothing Is still trem endous in M adeline Bowers, c o n su lta n t for
>er T uesday aftern o o n bridge rlub
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th
a
t
th
e
a
n
n
u
a
l
C
h
ristin
as
seal
bond
E
urope
a
n
d
the
fa
r
east,
th
e
HEWING
G
IR
L
S
MEET
ill week
Mrs F ra n k M organ and
speech correction; Jo h n T aylor, con­
Nyssa at the
A new treasu rer, M ary T erhune, sale drive will be held In O ntario, ch u rch es of Nyssa a re m aking a su lta n t for th e d eaf and h a rd of
'rs. Ted M organ were guests H o­
nors a t c ard s w ent to Mrs P rank was appointed a t a m eeting of the Nyssa, Vale a n d A drian November concerted effort to collect service­ hearing child; Miss E sth er Lipton,
Nyssa
Ins. Agency Office
able clothes for use overseas.
M organ for high score and to Mrs N yssaettes Sewing club a t the hom e 16. 17 a n d 18
c o n su ltan t for th e crippled a n d
T
ed
B
erretli
h
a
s
again
been
a
p
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T h e Assembly of Ood, F a ith L u th ­ chronically 111 child, a n d W alter
of Mrs Pounds November 2 A place
SATURDAY. NOV. 12
George M itchell for second high.
and roll call were decided on for a pointed county bond sale c h a irm a n e ra n a n d Nazarene churches are Dry, sta te su p e rin te n d en t for th e
und
head
of
th
e
O
n
ta
rio
drive
sending clothes through th e ir own blind school, who will be accom p- [
special achievem ent m eeting
T he
BANQUET SCHEDULED
All Proceeds Go To The
T he Idaho P resbyterian C E b a n ­ by-law s were read und approved O th e r c h a irm a n are Miss K ay P e t­ ch u rch agencies a n d desire th a t all anied by Mrs. Dry.
erson,
Nyssa;
R
obert
O
ross,
Vale,
m em bers and friends tak e th e ir
quet will be held D ecem ber 2 a t the T he girls guve some Interesting a n s ­
T he schedule will be as follows;
Malheur Memorial
clothing to their own ch u rch b uild­ A drian a n d sou th ern p a rt of county,
F irst P resbyterian ch u rch In Adrian. wers as to why they Joined the 4-H a n d M rs Louis P ra tt, A drian.
E
ach
c
h
airm
a
n
,
w
ith
th
e
a
ssist­
ing. T he M ethodist a n d C h ristia n a t A drian. Novem ber 14; Nyssa,
T he M ary und M arth a sorlety m et
Hospital
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an ce of local volunteer w orkers, will churches
are cooperating
w ith November 15 and 16; O n ta rio Nov­
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
a t the hom e of Mrs C larence I)«y in
m
uke
»
personal
solicitation
drive
C
hurch
World
Service
in
th
e
ir
effo
rt
Miss
IjOls
Wilson
was
guest
of
A drian T hursday. Mrs Jack Jones
em ber 17 and 18. a n d Vale a n d P i­
and Mrs C Day were co-hostesses honor a t a p a rty given by her m o th ­ am ong all th e business m en of each to collect clothes for sh ip m en t a- oneer, a t a la te r date.
T he sixth, seventh a n d eighth er, Mrs Bud Wilson a t home last town. F unds received from th e sale broad. Clothes c an be deposited In
g ra d rs m et W ednesday a t the First F riday evening T he occasion m ark- of th e C h ristm a s seal bonds and th e boxes provided for th a t purpose
C h ristm as seals c o n stitu te th e sole a t your local clothing stores, B ra ck ­
support of the M alheur C ounty T u b ­ en's. W ilson's a n d O olden Rule, or
erculosis a n d H ealth association a t th e O ate City C leaners or Nyssa
a n d a re used to finance th e as- C leaners
It costs 8 c a pound to
assoclatlon's program d u rin g the sh ip th e goods overseas. M any oI
pro g ra m
com ing year Everyone Is asked to th e m erch an ts have th e orange
p a rtic ip a te In th e fig h t ag ain st C hurch World Service b an k a v ail­
Tuberculosis by c o n trib u tin g g e n e r­ able for contributions.
ously to th is w orth while cause.
C lothes should all be clean. If
White. Tea Rose. Black
Mr A nderson added.
th ey need m ending a n d donors do
Four.Gore. Size 32 to 42
T h e com m unity ch airm en will in ­ not have the tim e, th ey should w rap
clude th e following: A drian. Mrs a needle or package of needles and
Sat., Mon.
U nits P rn tt; A rcadia. M rs O tis B ul­ a spool of th re a d In som e heavy
and Tue.
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lard; Big Bend. Mrs. Joseph K ing;
Cairo, Mrs C H H offm an; Nyssa,
Mrs K K L ienkaem per; Oregon
T rail, Mrs F O Holmes; Owyhee.
Jerome Cuurtland Virginia Welles
Mrs. M a rth a KMngback, a n d C halk
B utte, M rs W T. H airing ton.
H elp The H ospital
Seal Sale Will
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"Sinister Journey”
Admission t-ivrninf* 44o-9, In r. Tux
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
Preston Foster Ellen Drew Andy Devine In
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Mat.. Sat., 2:30; Adm. 30r-9r, Inc. Tax
Admission Evenings 44c 9c, Inc. Tax
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1J-14
Esther Williams Red Skelton
Keenan Wvnn Ricardo Montalban In
"N ep tu n e’s D aughter”
Who could ask for anything more .It has lovely
luscious Esther Williams
Thrilling with romance...
Riotous with laughter . Dazzling with dances.
Mat. Hun . 2:3«; Adm. Me Sr, In r. Tax
AdmtR*ion F.vrnin** 44c-9r. Inc. T m
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15
BARGAIN NIGHT
Alexander Knox—Ann Southern Florence Hates In
"The Judge Steps O ut"
The charming witty story of a man who didn’t realize
how happy a life he lived.
Adm. M r Sr, I n r
Tax
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1S-17
Bing Crosby Ann Blyth
Barry Fitzgerald Hume Cronyn In
"Top O ' The M orning"
Sure and your heart will be singing with laughter
and love when those GOING MY WAY stars get to­
gether again.
Ailmisalun h r n l n p
44e-tr, In r. Tax
S to p H e re O n V lalt—
Mr a n d Mrs Joe S ta n fo rd were
guests In th e Leo U tter hom e th e
past few days T hey were en route
from Powell, W yoming to Eugene.
Oregon.
E x -R e s id e n t V isits—
J E Jo h n so n of Salem was here
last week h u n tin g a n d vtslttng
friends He Is a form er A drian high
school a g ric u ltu re teacher.
Going O n V acation—
Rev D on M axheld a n d fam ily of
th e C h ristia n ch u rch will leave the
first of next week on a two-weeks
vacation trip to W ashington and
th e O regon coast, w here they will
visit friends and relatives u n til a fte r
T hanksgiving
Visits In W
.
Mrs O m er D orm an spent T h u n -
day In W eiser w ith Mrs F red H an-
srn
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Meeling Tim e t hanged—
T he Nyssa T o astm asters club has
changed its m eeting tim e from 7 a
m
w” 'lt
6 lS p
m. W ednesday. T he m eetings are
held in B row nie's cafe
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Jersey M an S M l » -
D uncan Bull of B ram pteu. O n-
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C anada,
ow ner
of
th e
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of Mr a n d Mrs C harley O rlder l a d
week end B ram pton farm s 1* con-
Mderrd the fountain head of J e r-
xeys on th e N orth Am erican co n tln -
ent
M r B ram pton sold several
twins in th e Boise vai>. y_ _
I 'n d r r G ees O peratlen —
Mrs Ja k e O root underw ent a m inor
operation in a Boise hoapttal Thea-
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