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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Thomas New officer* to serve the Marian Brown, Howard Flanary, club for the coming year will be and Donald Jensen Mrs Ray Bowers, chairman und Mrs. _________ - 8 - H L, Day. secretary-treasurer The CNTHRMEDIATE G R O U P P A R T Y next meeting will be held January The members of the Intermedi FO RM ER N Y 8 8 A M AN M AK K IE 8 19 at the home of Mrs Stanley Hill, ate department ol the Methodist with Mrs Mirlarn Colford in charge church were guests of Ronnie At a double ring ceremony per- [ of the program on "Unifying Home Buchner at the home of Mr. and formed at the Methodist church In j Furnishings The group voted to Mrs. Carlos Buchner last Friday Baker December 27. Mrs Ellena m eet on the third Thursday so as to evening. Gaines were played dur- Shirley of Lincoln. Kansas and C. not conflict with the meeting of the , mg the evening, and refreshment C Wyckoff of Baker were united In Grange Home Economics club. served by Mrs. Buchner. marriage. Dr DeBolt. pastor of the i Methodist church officiated Pre - 8 - R O Y A L NEIGHBORS ELECT ceding the ceremony. Mrs Dwight At a meeting of the Royal Neigh Wyckoff sang 'Because” and during bors at the veterans hall last F ri the ceremony, "T h e Lord's Prayer" day evening, the following officers The ceremony was performed In the were chosen: Mrs. Clarence Reece, presence of members of the immedi oracle; Mrs. Walter Fox, vice oracle; ate families, and was followed by a By Dennis W Patch Mrs Jack Carver, chancellor; Mrs reception In the church parlors, with With the ending of the holidays. E W Pruyn, recorder; Mrs Leo Miss Barbara Wyckoff and Miss S. R V basketball teams settle Oonyer, receiver; Mrs. Blanch D ' Elaine Shirley pouring. Mr and lan, marshal; Mrs. Cecil Morrison, down to a long nine-week grind of Mrs. Wyckoff will make their home Inner sentlnal; Mrs E. L. McCrady, league play Each of the nine league at McEwen, where Mr. W yckoff op outer sentinel, and Mrs. John teams has aspirations of claiming erates a farm. Reeves, three-year manager Mrs. the league bunting when the season 8 closes on February 24. Most of the I>»nna Chrldelln was recently In Harry Collins was hostess to the ENGAGEM ENT ANNOUNCED teams have held scrimmage sessions Mr and Mrs L. J. Kinney of On stalled as honored quern of the group for the evening. during the holidays to polish o f - 8 - tario have announced the engage Nyssa bethel of Job's Daughters. fensive tactics for crucial league E N T E R T A IN A T HOME ment of their daughter, Sally, to Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Hermann en tilts. In early season games On Maurice O. Judd,'son of Mr and their home on New Year';; Mr. and tertained Informally at their home tario, Vale. Emmett and Fruitland Mrs Maurice O. Judd, of Newell have maintained perfect records and Heights. No date has been set for Mrs. Ellis Field o f Clinton, Utah, of Friday evening for Mr and Mrs hence hold the inside track for Mrs. Richard West, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson, Mr and Mrs Vern the wedding league honors However, other league The engagement was announced Chester Bowns and M r and Mrs, Moncur, Mr and Mrs. Monty Fras teams will be pushing the leaders er. Mr. and Mrs Lee Dali, Mrs. Har at a dinner given by Mr and Mrs. Erscl Beus. riet Printz, Miss Kay Peterson and and within the next two weeks the Kinney at the county club Wednes- ; Mrs. Ruby Moore Refreshments field of undefeated teams will be - I - day evening, December 28. The table | ATTEND DINNERS reduced considerably. Basketball Is was decorated with an arrangement j M r and Mrs H R Sherwood and were served by the hostess. An arrangement featuring gar- unpredictable and with the keen of red carnations and a wreath of Frank were New Year's dinner competition found In the S. R V evergreens, In the midst of which guests at the Cy Williams home denas, Chinese pagodas and figur league, basketball fans are due for was a replica of an engagement ring. near Ontario Mrs. C. W Reberger ines were used on the serving table. some thrilling moments In the weeks - 8 - Ouests for the evening were mem of Caldwell was a dinner guest at ahead. G IF T EXCHANGE HELD bers of the college group. Mr and the Sherwood home Tuesday. Although the season has not pro Mrs. Mark Hartley was hostess Mrs. Maurice Judd und Miss K in —t— to a group of former schoolmates at gressed sufficiently to Indicate def ney’s grandfather, F Lete Sackett SEW INO CLUB MEETS a party given at her home last inite trends, the league records pro and Mr. Judd's grandfather, Robert Members of theNyssaettes 4-H Thursday afternoon. The after vide some interesting side lights on R. Overstreet. Sewing club met at the home of team play and the over-all league Both Miss Kinney and Mr Judd Onnu Pounds December 23 for a noon was spent lnfurally and a gift picture. exchange held. Those attending are attending the College of Idaho. Christmas party. The girls ex were Mardi Sallee, M ary Records show that the Vale V ik Lou changed gifts find then while lunch Schenk, Viva Mary Leesburg, Elaine ings lead the league in the number EM PLOYEES E N TE R TAIN E D was being prepared .‘•ang Christmas of shots taken from the field. The On Sunday evening the Employe carols to the accompaniment of Peterson, Evaline Towne, Janice Vikings have averaged 62 7 shots per Frost, Bonnie F ife and Marian es of Stunz Lumber company of violin music. The girls then loaded game and have connected on an New Plymouth and Nyssa and their a box containing everything for a Grace Brown. - 8 party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Christmas dinner, a box of fruit and CLUB HAS DINNER wives were uuests at a pinochle potatoes, clothing and toys, Into a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox enter Emil A. Stun/.. Those attending pick-up truck for delivery to a needy New Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Don family The club members thanked tained the members of their Satur were Mr and Mrs. Joe Cook of Mrs Buchert for some of the fruit day evening Mr. and Mrs. pinochle Smith of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr Smiley for the use of the club at their annual New Year's Sam Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn pick-up. The girls also delivered eve dinner party. Following the Weeks, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. another Christmas box as part of B 30 dinner, four tables of pinochle grey and John Barnett winning the Emil their community service program. C u t Council, Mr. and Mrs were in play, with Mrs. Harry K in- Stunz. and Mr. and Mrs. Gene B Y LEW H E R R !M AN Stunz. Also attending were Miss E NTE R TAIN S t ! i UR8 D A Y CLUB traveling prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Se Greta Stunz and Nurman Bleak- Mrs. Frank Morgan entertained bum were guest players. Officials of the Denver mint cut man of Eugene High score was the members of her Thursday after the number of mint employees "be NEW YEA R 'S D IN N E R OIVE1N held by Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith noon bridge club at her home last Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle en cause of a decreased demand for and second high by Mr. and Mrs. week Mrs. Blaine Ballah and Mrs coins." As the Old Timer says, Ron Campbell were guest players tertained a t their home on New Joe Cook. “That ain’t the way I heerd it." High score was held by Mrs Burnall Year’s with a dinner for the follow Those impresari»» of the pocket Brown, Traveling prize went to Mrs ing guests Mr and Mrs. Frell Blair, E N T E R T A IN A T D INN ER Mr. and Mrs. Reid Cottle of Boise jingle must be living on the other Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bellon enter Artie Robertson. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leavitt side of the tracks from the rest of tained at a dinner on New Year's j —f — America. We can think o f a lot of for Ralph Grover. Jerry Bellon and EXTEN SIO N GROUP O R G AN IZE D of Lewistown, Utah. things that haven't any more de The newly-organized Adrian home Miss Eleanor Cordlngly of Ashton. mand than Ice cubes In Iceland, but B IR T H D A Y OBSERVED extension group held Its first meet Idaho. • Mrs W W Foster entertained for we never saw anyone Ignore a loose ing at the home of Mrs K I Peter coin. Just drop two-bits on a crowd son on Tuesday afternoon. A demon the members of the Methodist NEW Y E A R 'S D INN E R G IVEN ed street corner some time and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skeen stration o f oven meals was given by youth fellowship at her home Sa W turday evening in honor of her son, wutch a "decreased demand” in had as their guests at a dinner at Mrs Peterson and Mrs. H j action. We don’t say the mint o f Tom, on his birthday anniversary. ficials are w ro n g ...w e Just wonder Games were enjoyed during the whom they talked to. evening and u late lunch was fol A Louisiana girl was arrested for lowed by a devotional period closing cashing two checks she had made the old year. out as an a arithmetic assignment. Is this what is known as progressive TU E SD AY CLUB MEETS education? I f 2 and 2 still make 1 Mrs. Bernurd Frost was hostess to you, you'll find our car service to the Tuesday afternoon bridge club und reasonable prices add up to real this week Honors went to Mrs A budget savings . . Drive In at HER- C. Sallee und Mrs Burnall Brown R IM AN M OTOR CO., phone 77. o f th e Social Kates (-o m p H it io n I I I l e a g u e Is K e e n THURSDAY. JANUARY S. 1950 average of 19.1 baskets per contest. of the rules per contest. The labol for having the best total The Ontario Tigers have shot 54.1 tunes per game and have hit 19.0 | offense goes to the Ontario Tigers field goals per contest. Parma has The Tigers have averaged 50.5 points averaged 513 shots per game; P ay per game to lead the league in o f ette, 512; Wetser 505. Nyssa. 491. fense. In the defensive department Emmett 48 3. and New Plymouth. the Fruitland Grizzlies have been 365 In that very important matter of most successful In keeping their op getting the ball through the hoop, ponents from scoring. The Grizzlies the Ontario Tigers are tops. To have allowed their opponents an dale the Tigers have the amazing average of 24 points per game. field shooting percentage of 351. Six of the nine league teams Fruitland has a 326 shooting aver age from the field. Vale has 306; found the third quarter their best Nyssa. 301; Emmett. 282; Weiser. scoring quarter. Fruitland and 262; New Plymouth, 226; Payette. Nyssa did their best scoring In the 218, and Parma 207. final quarter while the Vale team The Ontario Tigers are the only I did their best offensively in the team in the league to be over t0% second quarter. accurate at the foul line The T ig Five players In the league have ers have been awarded 132 chanty averaged more than 10 points per tosses and have converted on 75 game The league leading scorer at of them to hold a respectable 567 this date Is Lowell Kolbaba. On shooting average from the free throw tario center. v ba has dumped line. Weiser has a 478 percentage; in 99 points In .... games for a 16.5 Vale 471; Payette. 429: Nyssa, 428; average per game. Moore. Fruitland Parma, 422; Fruitland, 387; New forward, has a 15.2 game average. Plymouth. 341; and Emmett, 376. Dickey of Vale has a 14 point aver In the matter of keeping out of age per game Mullens. Emmett the "officials' hair" the Payette P ir guard, has a 12 point average and ates lead the league. The Pirates ; Puckett of Fruitland has a 10.2 have averaged only 148 infractions game average. - Roy Mellls, Distributor Associated OH Company Payette, Idaho Ivon Worthington Payette Valley Co-op New Plymouth, Idaho Thompson Oil Go , Dlst. Associated OH Company Nyssa. Oregon J, W Blair Payless Oas ta Oil Company Payette, Idaho Boise Payette Lumber Co. Nyssa. Oregon Harry Osakl, Distributor Phillips Petroleum Ontario, Oregon Boise Payette Lumber Ontario, Oregon Co. Boise Payette Lumber Co. Payette. Idaho Barrett Dick Dick's Service Station New Plymouth, Idaho C. H Keasllng Farmers' Supply Co-op Nyssa, Oregon C. 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Idaho 8 - E N TE R TAIN S A T C A N A S T A PARTY Miss Janice Frost was hostess at a Canasta party given at her home lust Friday evening. Tw o tables were In play, with prizes going to H e rrim a n M o t o r Com pany NY S S A T e le p h o n e 108 p r o g r a m T H EA T R E Tobler's Feed ft Fuel Co. Nyssa. Oregon HEATS YOUR HOME WITH / ✓ CARTOON AND OTHER SUBJECTS Mat. Sat.. 2:30; Adm. 30e-9c. Inc. Tax Admission Evening* 44c-9, Inc. Tax - SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JAN U AR Y 8-9 Fr*d MacMurray— Maureen O'Hara Batty Lynn—Rudy Vail*« "Father W as A Fullback" Papa was a fullback but he couldn’t tackle family prob lems. It’s merry—It’s human. CARTOON AND OTHER SUBJECTS Mat. Sun., 2:39; Adm. 30c-9c, Inc. Tax Admission Evening* 44c-9r, Inc. Tax Eil Frost. Consignee Union OH Company Ontario. Oregon TUESDAY, JAN U AR Y 10 DOUBLE FEATURE Arthur B Campo, Dlst Utah OH Company Prultland. 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