THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1949
Nu-Aores Road
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duet "I Heard the Bells of Christ-
mas Ring,” Mrs. Martin told a
Christmas story and George Gras-
mick read of Christmas customs in
other lands Mrs. Johnson exhibited
a table display of various Christmas
customs and told of a talk she heard
given that afternoon given by an
English lady about Christmas cus
toms. Leon Burt closed the pro
gram with a solo.
Mrs. Glenn Osborne’s brother.
Carrole Capper of Platteville, Colo
rado has been visiting at the Os
borne home for a few days.
YOU MAY WIN
b e at
NYSSA FURNITURE
Friday 23rd
4:00 P. M.
tractive with arrangement of flowers
in a special Christinas container and
red tapers. Presiding at the tea
. table were Mrs. Thomas Jones and
| Mrs. Prank Jayo. Arrangements for
j ENTERTAIN PINOCHLE CLUB
the tea were made by Mrs. J L.
| Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cotton enter Herrlman. Mrs. C. A. Mally. Mrs.
Mrs. Groot.
: tained Saturday evening for the Mr. Thomas Jones and
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and Mrs. club with four tables of
DELPHI ANS MEET
pinochle Mrs. Ed Jamison and C. C.
•'World Views and World Peace”
, Cotton received prizes for high score
and Mrs. Walter Pox and John Bar was the topic of the Delphian study
group which met last Friday morn
nett. the traveling prizes.
ing at the home of Mrs. Dale Garri
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son. Topics were discussed by Mrs.
CHRISTMAS TEA HELD
The Nyssa Catholic church was Bernard Eastman. Mrs. Gerret Stam.
the scene of Christmas tea held last Mrs. J J. Sarazin and Mrs. Prank
Thursday afternoon for the purpose Morgan. Mrs. Garrison was leader
of welcoming the new members of of the group.
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the parish. The tea table was at-
CHRISTMAS DINNER GIVEN
The members of the Sarazin
clinic staff were guests at the an
General Contracting and
nual Christmas dinner given by
Building
the doctors of the clinic on Tues
Custom-Built Cabinets and
day evening. Places were laid for
Furniture
16 guests at the dinner held at
Furniture Repairing and
the Doll House. A gift exchanged
Refinishing
was held following the dinner.
1H miles north of Nyssa-Parma
Junction
CLUB G iv is DINNER
A Christmas dinner was given last
Friday at the I. O. O. F hall for
the members of the Chatterbox club
and their families. The chicken din
ner was served at tables attractive
Highway 95
Phone Q0SJ1
with Christmas trees and Santa
Clauses. Following the dinner the
club members exchanged gifts and
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FOR RENT — Unfurnished four- P. Atagi. both of Nyssa.
room apartment, east 4th and
COMPLAINTS, CIRCUIT COURT
Bower avenue, phone 193-W. 22dlxc
Esther J. Foster vs. James D.
Foster, divorce.
Arthur Higashi vs. Calvin K. Ken
dall, recovery on note, $1,250
Kujo Yamane vs. Jim Hiroshi
Yamane, divorce.
Social Elites
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Johnson Cabinet
Shop
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W A S H IN G . P O L IS H IN G . L U B R I C A I IN C
1949, we re-live the
|Oy that comes to us across the cen
turies May this season bring you
nothing but happiness
Miss Lucille Daly and John R. Dewey, both of Nyssa, were married by
the bride’s father. Rev. John F. Daly, Sunday, December 4. The young
couple are making their home In Nyssa.
(Moore Photo)
Tie best tay lo say
it is the tay every
oae says il-fit b
a simple 'M erry
Christmas"
OWYHEE DRUG CO. .
IDAHO POW ER BLDG.
H. Peirsol
Phone 255-W
Nyssa
Insurance Agency
R A LPH G. LAW RENCE.
AGEN T
NYSSA, OREGON
the guests received treats. Christ-
mas carols were sung, and the af
ternoon was spent In playing bingo.
The first meeting of the new year
will be held at the Leslie Topllff
home, with all members asked to be
present to make plans for the com
ing year.
| Palisades when the members en-
»ertained their husbands.
After
the chicken dinner, the following
program was presented with Edison
child acting as toastmaster: vocal
duet by Charles Peterson and Mark
Moncur, a trumpet solo by Don
Moss: readings by Lucille Pett and
Mrs. Carl Burningham, and Christ
CSLUB HAS DINNER
mas carols sung by the group.
The annual Christmas party of The evening was concluded with
the Amity club was held at the dancing and a gift exohar^e. Mrs.
Verne Moncur was in charge of
arrangements for the party.
EAR CORN
WANTED
D. O . BYBEE
PHONE 05J-3
SID E
PAST PRESIDENTS
MEET
The past presidents club of the
American Legion auxiliary met Mon
day evening for a social meeting
at the home of the president. Mrs.
H. O. Hopkins. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
for their kindness and sympathy
during our recent bereavement.
The Family of Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Skubal
Too Late To Classify
WANTED—Work of any kind.
Trucking preferred.
Have own
truck or drive yours. Experienced
with heavy rigs. Phone 154-W.22dtfc
FOR SAX®—Co-op tractor.
See
Mrs. Terra at Andrew Anderson
home, No. First street.
2212xp.
FOR SALE—One pair registered
Chinchilla breeding stock. 482 Ennis
avenue.
22dtfc.
O U R SINCEREST W ISHES
FOR A BRIGHT A N D MERRY
C H R IS T M A S
GO
OUT
TO
ALL OF Y O U .
BOB THOMPSON
MIKE MICHAELSON
INSURANCE— RE AL ESTATE
FOR SAX®—New
two-bedroom
home, full basement, garage, $8,500.
Bernard Eastman.
22dtfc
Furniture Clearance ►
Simple, un ad orned
thoughts are best at
9 Days Left
Ends Dec. 31
Get In On These Outstanding Values Now
C h r i s t m a s . S o we
Armstrong Linoleum, 6,9, and 12 foot widths, sq. yd. 75c
Armstrong Quaker Rugs, 9x12, sizes to 12 by 15 ft. $8.50
would only wish you a
Oil Heaters, at our cost, also used ones
joyful and happy holi-
Coal Heaters and Circulators, used
$ 19.50 to $34.50
Electric Range, L & H, regular $269.50
$195.00
Breakfast Sets, Table and Four Chairs, finished $22.50
Chests, 5 drawers, unfinished
$12.95
Platform Rockers .............................
$29.50
Davenos ......................
$69.50
Floor Lamps, two groups
$10.50 & $11.50
Spring-Filled Mattress and Matching Box Spring $39.50
d a y s e a s o n , wh en
every slep you take in
creases your desire to
be a friend to man.
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* «etti eutimie
And a Merry Christ
mas to you.
Bedroom sets, dining sets, daveno sets, occasional
tables, cribs, pads, hi-chairs, desks, everything goes at
sacrifice prices.
Sale Ends Saturday Night, December 31
FARMERS' SUPPLY CO-OP
ED. CASE’S
FURNITURE BARGAIN CENTER
U. S. Highway 20 North of “ Y”