Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 17, 1949, Image 12

Nyssa gate city journal., November 17, 1949, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 12

Image provided by: Nyssa Public Library; Nyssa, OR

About Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1949)

Prev Page of 12 Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (1.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 12 Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1949 PAGE FOUR Elliott. Keith Lane and Babe Han master, Luit Stam ; assistant stew sen. Those present were Don Hatch. ard, Herbert Thomas; secretary, Injury In Mishap Ross Lane. Ronald Lane. Dick Siam, Mrs Wesley Plercy; gate-keeper, K. Bob Kurtz. Jack Ward, Don Hansen I Peterson; Ceres, Mrs. Dale Ash K IN O M A N K O LO N Y. Nov 17 Mr Maryann Thiel. Betty Hansen, craft; Flora. Mrs. Art Sparks; lady and Mrs. John Hamilton of Ne? Phyllis Eastman and Myrna Lane assistant steward. Mrs. Ruth Wohl- Perce were visitors In the Oscar Motion pictures were shown by Bob kla and musician, Mrs. William Kurtz. Rehaffer home this week-end. Mrs. Lynn Hurst and his brother. R on Toomb. The executive committee Hamilton is Mr Schaffers sister. ald, of Myrtle creek, Oregon went consists o f Dale Ashcraft, Wesley Mr and Mrs W. L Schaffer, who elk hunting near Unity, leaving Plercy and Emil Wohlkie. Three have spent several months here re i Mo nday. new members, Thurman Piercy and turned to Nez Perce. Mr and Mrs. David Hall and Mr and Mrs. Paul Cles-'er, were Ouy Moore and A B Zimmerman ; children of Coolidge, Arizona were accepted. were business callers In Vale this visitors In the L. L. Kreager home Mrs. Letty Davis and children week. spent Monday afternoon visiting from Sunday until Friday. Honored by a birthday dinner J. O. Lane attended the executive Mrs. Janies Phifer. Mr. and Mrs. Sunuay were Prancis Thiel, Don meeting of the beet association In Davis will leave soon for Bruneau, Idaho, where they will farm next Nyssa Thursday. Mrs. Betty Phifer entertained the year. Friday afternoon card club this Mrs. William Webb and Joan of week Mrs. Wesley Plercy received Bend. Oregon were week-end visit I high score prize and Mrs. Earl ors In the Lult Stam home Visiting in the Wesley P leR y Worden received low. Mr. and Mrs Ouy Sparks were home are Mr. Piercy's mother and dinner guests In the Wesley Plercy. his sister, Mrs. H ill of Buhl, Idaho. iiome Sunday. C ow Hollow Hall Mrs Lynn Hurst and Mrs. J. O. To Salt Lake— Mr and Mrs. Don Engstrom left Lane attended the Mary and Martha meeting at the Henry Day home In last Wednesday evening for Salt Lake City to be with Mrs Pearl Thursday. Saturday. Nov. 19 Adrian Gladys Moses, who has been work Bartholomew, who had gone to Salt ing in Ontario the past seven Lake City for medical treatment. ( months, is now at the home o f her Mrs Bartholomew was able to re parents, Mr and Mrs. Archie Moses. | turn to Nyssa with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schaffer Is helping John j Engstrom. Jarvis build an apple cellar in Sun- I ny Slope. Junior Little spent the week-end I E. W. PR U Y N at the Roy Bowers home. Mr. and Mrs, Bowers took him back to the Sain Shaw ranch at Willow creek Auto Repairing Sunday Ross Lane narrowly escaped ser- Reboring, Valve Grind j ious Injury Saturday evening when his car overturned on the Homedale road. The car was badly damaged ing, Lathe work. Parts Mr and Mrs Arthur Case were BV R O L A N O A R O Y dinner guests of their son, Claris, and accessories and wife In Marslng Sunday. Mr and Mrs. J O. Lane and Myrna and Maryunn Thiel were In Phone 56-W Boise Saturday. They were lunch eon guests at the Rev. Qeorge P ol lard home, Bonnie Rae Reuter is spending the week at the J. O. Lane home while her mother is attending the state convention of the Farm Bureau at Lu Orande. Mr. and Mrs. Ashcraft were Sun day dinner guests of Mr und Mrs. Bill Ashcraft in Adrian. Mrs. Charley Wilson of Klam ath Falls, former resident of the Kolony, wits guest of honor at the J. O. Lane home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jacobson of Newell, South Dakota. Mrs. Jim Wilson and buby son of lit ho lodios find Ontario were among those present. A auy looks weird They will leave December 1 for Unless he's lectric- Panama, where Wilson is stationed Sh aved his beard. with the army. Kingman Orange met for its reg ular meeting Monday evening with R f ilçl«m »iul.*Çom meraul W irin g 22 present. 'W W Kirkpatrick of the Rio Orande railroad gave a talk. The following officers were elected f lfo . for the coming year. Lecturer, Dick Krelgli overseer, William Toomb; COMPANY steward, Art Sparks; treasurer, SERVICI CAI IS P H O N E 111M Lambert Dierklng; chaplain, Mrs. H I-W A Y ?0 No. N / S S A Dlerking; Pomona, Mrs. Lutt Stain; K omk I.a n e M in w * DANCE Conklin P. T. A. meeting in Ontario j Nyssa schools in the field of the Sister Dies— Mr. and Mrs. John Lane left Sun Monday evening. Mr. Rigney, who exceptional child, day for Eugene, where they were is teacher for the exceptional child called because of the death of Mrs. in the Nyssa schools and also state Here From Burns— Lane's sister. Mrs. Earnest Sieloif o f Burns and county P T. A. chairman for the exceptional child, told of the w“ > « Monda>' and Tuesday Speaks In Ontario— Mrs. Jesse Rlgney spoke at the work that is being done in the on officlal American Lagion auxil- ------------------------------------------------ I iary business connected with the ______________________ "Legionette", auxiliary publication. VAIL*! casrsopTs nyssa to- noise 7 ,S < / f£ D « t £ S SPEEDr EC O N O M Y .' BOISE WINNEMUCCA STAGES 77 w Caldwell V ?- U 'U e e Mireinq D i r e c t P o n te • Narnia, ftoia e By Bingham “ W A R T ” , The Speed Cop I VOU INSANE NUTS! ! W H A T 5 T H E f I T * T H E W O M EN ! A l l E V O U WHY OlD VOU e l e c t ! I R I O T A f t O u T ) OF T H E TOW N AN M E N C Q A 1 V ’ DOWN A T J I N D IG N A T IO N DO NT VOU ( THE WIDOW THE MOSTI THE TO W N f ) M E E T IN G T M E V ».N O W W H A T \ DEAuTlfUL GlOL IN ! HA LL ’ J- i D O N T LIK E O D D i » O I T T V l i ’ / TOWN * HOW COULD / L A D I E S W E C H O S E TH E w.OC / ÔAS SAVED N O T FOG HIO MAUI l B U T P O R H C « f l R A i f « * ----------- ) $ H ( ALW AYS T R A D E S A T • IDAHO WRANGLERS ORCHESTRA • Adm. $1.00 per couple r 7 VKIlie T o Prairie City— Mrs. Donald Campbell, children's work secretary for the women's so ciety of the Methodist Idaho con ference, and four other conference officers attended a meeting of the John Day and Prairie City W o men's societies at Prairie City last Wednesday. B m ia M SjtfaHJCJb PHONE WHOLESALE-RETAIL W A S H I N C . P O L I S H I N G . L U B R I C A T I N G •— //7 ß x f CotflAAJC a , 2-BOTTOM 2-WAY PLOW SEE THE ED W A R D S The Edw ards T w o -W ay plow is the re sult of m any years of engineering thought, based on a long felt need for a plow that will not leave a d ead furrow or a back furrow._____________ This type of plow in irrigated areas elim inates the furrows and leaves the ground level from one side to the other of the field.___________________ This plow is produced in two-10s, two- 12s, two-14s and two-16s, and it is so ver satile that it can be changed from a single to a double in a very few minutes. It can also be used with a different pair of bottoms so one plow can be used for one or all of the following: two-lOs, two- 12s, two-14s or two-16s. Western Corrugator Manufacturing Division Phone 181-W Good Ave. and 1st IT’S HERE FRIDAY AND 50 WAYS NEW im itò TOYLAND IS OPEN Sewing Sets 49c Horesman Dolls $3*49 White Sidewall Tires Available At Extra Cost. W ITH TH E EXCLUSIVE NEW IO O H.P. FORD ITS QUIET WHISPERS QUALITY Bingo Y m i ’ll I h * a m a / n l a( the M a r tlin g iln« c ( liiu r p t io iu l r r a lU n i o f U 'o p ii. In II t o lo r K« h I, u hronu* V ie w - n p i i l u r c i a v a iU M e «m ? s tt n e K r c lt ¡ m m lia n ^ c a M e *to|M* or I tlu ta iio n a ! for rtth e r V ie w M m i r r am i S u t c \>* P ro je tlo r. e n t e r u in in g . >4 PO A n im a it , l a i r y T ale t. Y o u 'I l nevet X ait rat n o m , Se* t t o r M tanuHit o 25£ M a t ie r p u m r t v O u t i l U O f u l l - i o l o f X u PQ It’* »he quiet o f new su pe r-fitted pistons, new "h u s h e d 1* tim ing g e a r, new fa n d e s ig n e d for better co o lin g at slower quieter speeds. A n d w h a i p ow er) T he re’s a full 1 0 0 horsepow er w ra p p e d u p in this V - 8 d e s ig n that m akes you m aster o f o n y ro a d . If d e live rs m ore po w e r than an y other co r o n y w h e re n e a r F o rd 's low price a n d sells for less thon most co nve ntion al "s ix e s." A n d F ord offe rs a Six, too — a n a d va n ce d Six with 9 5 h orse po w e r. S w iu e r - ROPE BELLS lam l. I n ^laiu l. H a w a ii, N o r ih . C en tral . am i S o u th A m e rita , llo w e r t . tiie »»I N u*w M u t e r p u t t ir r v v i mmm STEREOSCOPE ................$2 00 REELS, IS c eech — I fer , S I 00 P L A S T IC L IB R A R Y B O X SNOW ICICLES O R NAM ENTS NEW QUALITY STRING SEALS . SM S Christmas Cards BOXES 25c, 59c, 75c & S1.00 O W YH EE DRUG CO. Idaho Power Bldg. G. H. Peirsol But tee it for yourself. PAPER Phone 255-W ...with a futurs built in pets etnie » »velIm« et highwsv speeds So smooth (with rts «rest teem el Hydra-Cod" end Pere fies“ Sprints) the« it virtually ernes every tump. FEATURES New quality is eesy to find m tlus 50 way new ford You find it in the new push button door handles, m the new rotary door latch that needs only a feather touch to open, yet closes so securely You find it m new sparkling upholstery color*. NEW DRIVING COMFORT Not only does the 1950 Ford otter you more hip and shoulder room than any other car m its held it otters you the long livad driving comfort ot ■ new toam rut)tier front seat cushion over new non sag seat springs. Arrive tetaied alter hours ol riding. Drive it so you can feel and hear the difference. A n d price it and see ho w much less it costs than any other really fine cor. SEE THE ONE FINE CAR IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD °tyour FORD DEALERS Herriman Motor Co.