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PAGE FOUR THE N Y SSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. N Y S SA . OREGON TH URSDAY. JAN U AR Y 5. 1950 Sunday School* Hold (¿utlicriii" ARCADIA. Jan. 5—-Miss Alice War ner, who is attending school In Ash land, Oregon spent the holidays here w.'.h her parents, Mr and Mrs Ellis Warner She returned to Ashland January 2. Mr. and Mrs Harry Thurman of Vancouver. Washington spent | contact Arthur Rouse, route 2. Nyssa, Deane Hunter and his sister. or Don Graham of Nyssa. His vet Belva. underwent tonsil operations eran’s compensation Is due him. Thursday morning at the Holy Ros I ’ tah Visitors Here— ary hospital. Mr and Mrs. Edward Leavitt of Lewiston. Utah arrived last Wednes T ry in g T o L ocate M an— The national rehabilitation com day for an extended visit at the mittee of the American Legion is home of their daughters, Mrs Ken attempting to locate Ervin Gideon, neth Cottle and Mrs Prell Blair, a disabled war veteran and former and families. Mr and Mrs. Leavitt Nyssa resident Anyone knowing came to Nyssa from Los Angeles, whereabouts of Gideon Is asked to where they had visited for six weeks Christmas here with Mrs Thurman's | parents Mr and Mrs John Zltter- I cob Ethel Bullard of Hermlston Is | sp-.umig this week with relatives I here. One hundred and fifteen young people from several American Sun- I day schools attended the youth rally at the A cadia schoolhou.se | December 30. A play was given by 1 the Big Bend Sunday school Oames Two In dergo Tonallectomy— PRESCRIPTIONS FINAL NOTICE Precision Filled OW YHEE DRUG CO. G. H. P.iraol T H E NEW Phon. 2SS W Emergency Phone 255-R TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Stoker Construction Company Dragline With All The Attachments Available For DRAINAGE DIGGING, EXCAVATING. CANAL CLEANING Show n receivin g a g ift certifica te Peterson and his partner. Earnest on a new $100 C rosley refrigerator K. B unn, o f the Nyssa F urniture is Sidney W . C am pbell o f Nyssa. com p a n y presented the certifica te whose short w rite-u p on the S helva- for the refrigerator, w hich was e n - dor was ju d ged to be the best su b tirely a local g ift. Mrs. A rleta m itted from this locality. W . O. Priest o f O n ta rio was second p lace NYSSA, OREGON PHONE 09J-3 were played and refreshments were Christmas In the George Moeller by the Arcadia and Oregon home. (Trail Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Misses Alice and Rose Warner at j Chandler of Caldwell were present, j The next rally will be held at the tended a New Year’s party at the Owyhee Sunday school. Tommy Foster home In Nyssa Sat I Otis Bullard shelled corn for urday evening. Clyde Bowers and Fred Schilling Dinner guests Christmas day In last week the home of Mr and Mrs. Otis Bull Dinner guests at the home of Mr ard and family were Mrs Anna Dad, I and Mrs John Zittercob Christmas Harold Dad. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dad day were Mr and Mrs. Harry Thur- and sons of Nyssa, Mr and Mrs. Dale I man of Vancouver. Washington. Mr Lakey and family of Boise, Mr and and Mrs. Jerry Zittercob and son Mrs Ronald Schoen and daughter of of Ontario and Mr and Mrs. Jack Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Zittercob. Matherly and Joan. Miss Helen Ilda of Ontario spent Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houston and Christmas week with Joretta and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jean Moeller. Houston and family were dinner A family dinner was held at the guests Christmas and New Year's home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bull- day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ! ard New Year’s day. Ben Houston. Miss Beulah Corn, who is attend- Mrs. Otis Bullard and girls were ( Ing school In Nampa spent her va business visitors in Boise last Thurs cation with her parents, Mr. and day. Mrs Fay Com and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Hust and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling and family spent Christmas with Mr Mr and Mrs. Tony Marostlca were Hust’s parents near Welser. dinner guests Christmas day In the j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jayo and Joe Recia home. family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc Mrs Earl Petttt of Welser visited Kinney of Nyssa visited in the her sister. Mrs Harold Houston, last George Moeller home Monday even Friday. They both visited Mrs. ing. George Moeller. Otis Bullard and Theo Matherly Mr and Mrs. Jim Wade and Oar- went elk hunting near Baker last land McKinney of Nampa spent week. _ APPROVED — Sales & Service SERVICE If you are driving a Kaiser or Frazer car we are equipped with the latest testing equipment and factory trained mechan ics to put your car in the best of condition. BRING YOUR TROUBLES TO US Free Pick-Up And Delivery From Nyssa MUTCH OIL CO. 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Blue And Yellow Designs Regular Price 49c Men's Plaid • CURTAIN 'Rayon Flannel Remnant Material MATERIAL | MATERIAL TOWELING Regular Price $1.95 Polar While Ouling Flannel, 27 inches Wide 1 9 £ Yd. Part Wool OREGON TRAIL, Jan. 5—Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gooodson and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holmes entertained at dinner New Year’s at the A. M. Goodson home near Parma. The following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and Robert and Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Byers and family I and Bonnie Kressly. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burgess and [ son of Seaside, California spent \ several days last week at the home i of her sister, Mrs. John Bowen, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Holmes I were hosts at dinner Friday evening | celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Gilbert Holmes. Other guests were Gilbert Holmes and daughters. Mrs. Frank Fry is ill with influ enza. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and I family and their house guests. Mr. j and Mrs. Harvey Burgess and son I of Seaside. California were New Year’s dinner guests of Mrs. Grace Mills at Payette. A Good Buy At $1.99 In A Few Days (Evans Photoi J served KAISER-FRAZER Will Be Closed w inner o f a $50 gift certifica te and Mrs. U ennis P atch o f Nyssa was third place winner o f a $10 ce rtifi- cate. T h irty $10 certificates were m ailed to contestants. 69 C Crinkle Crepe Seersucker Material 36 Inches Wide Sanforised SPECIAL 32 Inchee Wide White. Blue. Pink While It Lasts 49C Yd. 25C Yd. X-RAY SHOE FITTING ^ ri
