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PAGE EIGHT THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA, OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 19. 1950 Duus and Harry Kingrey. Mr. and the Stringer home. Two tables of ad. muffins, cake and cocoa. It was Maurice Judd. Mrs. Harry Kingrey and Mrs. J. C ; Mrs. Duus were guests for tne eve- bridge and one of bingo were in play, served buffet style. The table was January 21, 8 p. m Rebekah j Smith. : ning. Mary And Martha Circle of the Blackerby^and°Mrs. 'Martin Oaliagh- beautifully decorated with candles benefit pinochle party at I. O. O. F. - I - Methodist church at the home of er of Ontario, and to Mr- Voughn *•'“ other decorations. hall. MR AND MRS CLUB MEETS The girls discussed plans fpr a trip NYSSA COUPLE WED Mr and Mrs. Eldon Ulmer en Stringer for bingo. Monday, January 23, hospital Mrs. R. M. Cochrun. tertained the members of their Mr ~ i~ __ to Boise in the near future, when auxiliary meeting at 2 30 at the At a ceremony performed Satur 8 p. m. —P. T. A. Study groups and Mrs Bridge club at their home day. January 14 In Wlnnemucca, at the high school. parish hall. T h e"*™ ” S T S for y a * ur of ° ne oi last week Mrs. Ethei-mary Beck Organization meeting of the adult Jean Blakesley, daughter of Mr and Friday, January 27, Delphlans at ham was a gueest player. High the women’s groups of the Christian large bakeries, Margaret Bennett, president, pre- clothing class. Mr«. M C. Beuell of the Nu-Atrea score was field by Mrs. Glea Bil church was held last Thursday af- the home of Mrs. Wesley Browne. Thursday evening, January 06, lings. and second high by Warren lernoon at the church with approxi- sided at the business meeting. Agnes community, and Roy Hoff, son of 2: 30 —Republican women at the mutely 20 guests present Rev. Don Houtman, secretary of the group, Christian church Women's council Farmer Mrs. Olfta Hoff of Nys-sa, were uni- I was also present. group meetings, at the homes of home oi Mrs. J. J. Sarazln. Maxfield was guest speaker. Host- ; ted In marriage The couple were - I - esses for the afternoon were Mrs. . ENTERTAIN AT DINNER attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. CLUB NAMES OFFICERS Mr and Mrs Burnall Frown en Emerson Blngaman. Mrs. Henry Huntington of Nyssa. Officers of the Arcadia Sun- ] tertained at a dinner party at their Storm and Mrs. Ben Storm. Tne bride, a graduate of the _x__ slune club were elected at a recent j home last Saturday evening. Bridge Frultiand high school, has been BOOK REVIEW GIVEN meeting attended by 15 members. was in play following the dinner, -mployed as secretary of the Mal Mrs. Vern Moncur entertained the The new officers are Mrs Martha with prizes going to Mr and Mrs heur Memorial Hospital association George Mitchell for high score. members of the Amity club at her Coleman, president; Mrs. Pearl Mr Hoff was graduated from Sioux ! Mr and Mrs Clyde Snider for sec home last Friday evening. Mrs Bullard, vice president, and Mrs. r Falls, South Dakota high school and ond high, and Mr and Mrs. J. L. Henry Zobell reviewed the book "The Margie Hust, secretary-treasurer. served for two years with the Roll call was answered with Americas Before Columbus” . Re i Herriman for low score. armed forces. He Is employed “What is your peeve?" Secret sisters freshments were served by tiie host at the local postofflce. Mr i j ENTERTAIN CHURCH GROUP ess. The next meeting will be tield will again be chosen this year Mrs. and Mrs Hoff will reside In Mr and Mrs. John Strickland at tin- home of Mrs. Wiliord Peter Marian Colford. county home dem FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 20-21 a following a wedding trip ■ Mr. and Mrs. F rank F arr have onstration agent, gave a demon son. to San Francisco. a n n ou n ced the engagem ent o f their ' entertained the members of the stration on unifying the home. Re - I - daugh ter. Jane, to Jam es K igney, Come Double, and Loyalty classes freshments were served by the hos REBEKAH OFFICERS e a o i . e s a u x I l i a r y MEETS I son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jesse K igney. j of the Christian church at their tess. INSTALLED with home Tuesday evening of this week. The members of the Eagles aux The next meeting will be held at At the regular meeting of the 1 Games were enjoyed during the Stephen Dunne— Lois Maxwell iliary met January 17 at Uie Eagles the home of Mrs. Nell Bowers Jan- hall for a business and social meet Bolitho, treasurer, and Sharon | evening by the 25 guests present Rebekah lodge last Thursday even —uy 27. ing at the I O. O. F half 'he fol Selph, conduit manager. Refresh- and refreshments served by the ing. Two new members, Marie - 8 - Pearl Jackson and Genevieve Hlpp, { ment-s of steamed pudding and hostess, assisted by Mfs. Glenn lowing officers were Installed: Mrs. GIVES TO POLIO FUND C. A. Wernick, junior past noble with were Initiated. During the sodul punch were served by the hostess Strickland. The Chatter Box club voted at grand; Mrs Ben Lancaster, noble Gene Autry—Patricia White hour, Bernard Frost showed a film es, Barbara McPurtland and Gloria a meeting held at the home of grand; Mrs. Ed Warren, vice noble AFTERNOON CLUB MEETS of the Hawaiian Islands. Refresh Oonyer. At the regular meeting of Mat. Sat- 2:30; A dm. 3#c-9e, Inc. Tax Mrs. Campbell Baer was hostess grand; Mrs. Tom Johnson, right Mrs. Leslie Topliff last Friday af ments were served by Mrs Robert the group Friday evening, Mrs. ternoon to give $5 to the polio fund. Admission Evenings 44c-9, lac. Tax Toombs, Mrs. Finley Shuster and Myers told of the 4-H leaders meet to the members of the Tuesday af- 1 support to noble grand, and Mrs. The eleven members present vot- j Mrs. Frank Morris All members are ing she had attended In Ontario, ternoon bridge club, with Mrs A. V. Cook, left support to the noble- ed to meet on the third Thursday j grand; Mrs Owen Qann. secretary; asked to attend the next meeting, and a jioem was given by Burbara Frunk Morgan as guest player. High SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY 22-23 The names of M Partland and Gloria Goriyer. score was held by Mrs. Burnall Mrs. Sam McConnell, treasurer; of each month. February 7. Following work on the 4-H projects, Brown and second high by Mrs Mrs Wayne McPheeters, chaplain; mystery sisters were drawn and ; Randolph Scott—BUI William - j - Mrs. Carl Seburn, outer guardian; meeting places were decided upon, i angelfiMMl cuke and cocoa were Kenneth Cottle. Jane Nigh—Douglas Kennedy In NEEDLE BELLES MEET Mrs Harold Session was appointed | Mrs. C. H. Bennett, inner guardian; served by Marylin Myers and Lo —8— Two meetings of the Needle Belles Refreshments | Miss Joanne Matheny, conductress, welfare chairman. CIRCLE MEETING HELD 4-H club were held last week at the rena Bolltlio. Mrs Paul Selph was The members of the Ruth and and Mrs Harry Kingrey. warden. were served. u visitor at the meeting. home of Mrs. Merlin Myers, leader The next meeting will be held at j Naomi circles of the Methodist Mrs. Joe Bellon was Installing of IN CINECOLOR ■ of the group At a meeting held the home of Mrs. Session February \ church met Tuesday evening at the ficer as district deputy EASTERN STAR MEET Tuesday evening, Sally Luurence Meet Jim Dancer whose trigger finger brought law and 16. A valentine grab box will be i The Installation and meeting was The regular meeting of the East home of Mrs Jack McKee, with was elected song leader, Lorena order to the toughest town on the Chisholm trail. ern Stars was held at the Masonic Mrs E D Mlchaelson as assistant j followed by a fried chicken and arranged. Valentine prices are not j Mrs. James Leslie had biscuit dinner served to the group to exceed 50 cents. hall Monday evening. Plans were hostess. Also SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS - 8 - discussed for the past matrons meet charge of the program and spoke by the members of the I. O. O. F. OUESTS AT DINNER Mat. Son., 2:30; A dm. 30c-9c, Inc. Tax ing to be held February 6 A social to the group on "The Pre-School lodge. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Olson were Admission Evenlngi 44c-9c, Inc. Tax hour concluded the evening with the Child”. Mrs Leslie told of materials Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and GIVE DUCK DINNER traditional serving of homemade of Interest to the child of kinder Mrs. Omer Dorman. Mr and Mrs. Ken Renstrom en garten age In books, music, games j candles by the new worthy matron, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24-25 - I - Mrs. Grant Rinehart, and the as and art. Refreshments were served tertained for a few friends at a Coming Events— duck dinner Sunday. Tyrone Power—Orson Welles sociate matron, Mrs. J. L. Church. at the close of the evening. Friday, January 20—Fellowship - 8 - - 8 - Wanda Hendrix—Marina Berti dinner and annual congregational ! GIVE CANASTA PARTY AFTERNOON CLUB MEETS PRESENT PROGRAM Mr and Mrs. Henry Storm were meeting at 7 :30 at Christian church. ( Mrs Eldon Ulmer was hostess to At the regular meeting of the M BV I.H V 111 K ill M AS Saturday, January 21—2 p. m. j 11. A. of the second ward of the L the members of her afternoon hosts at a canasta party Saturday At a Chicago meeting I)r D. L D H church Inst Wednesday even- bridge club at her home Tuesday evening in their home Three tables Book club at Che home of Mrs. ! A swashbuckling panorama of mortal combat—with Wllbur of Stanford U suld that old ing, a program was presented by of this week. Mrs. Robert Wilson ! were In play, stolen kisses and forbidden love. tired feeling is a major American the Junior girls After the meeting, held high score and Mrs. Houston PINOCHLE PARTY SET Adm. 44c-sc, lac. Tax affliction . caused by overwork, too square dancing was enjoyed by the Wilson second high. The Oregon Trail Grange will milch tension and Inadequate rest group under the direction of Mi - 8 - sponsor a pinochle party January 27 ENTEKTAINS FOR DAUGHTER We're wound up like a kid's Christ- | and Mrs Melvin Jensen THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 26-27 mas toy We worry about every- j Mrs Harry Anderson entertained at 8 30 p. m. in the Oregon Trail Tuesday evening with a dinner in schoolhouse to raise funds for the thing and anything nnd If we HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Here it is—the year’s funniest Screen comedy haven't anything to worry about we Mrs. Tom Moore wus hostess to honor of her daughter, Barbara on polio drive. worry over what can happen In the the members of her Wednesday eve- her first birthday. Guests includ = ED JAMISON and OIRL COOKS MEET future We're like the pessimist who ning bridge club at her home hat ed Mr. and Mrs. M B Conrad and KEN. POND with Members of the third and fourth had the choice of the lesser of two week High score was held by Mrs. Miss Wlnnlfred Conrad of New evils. and took them both. What Lloyd Lewis, second high by Mr ,, Plymouth and Mrs. Fern Graves of year 4-H cooking project met in _ Real Estate and Insurance Marie Wilson—Diana Lynn the home economics room of the _ we ought to do occasionally Is add Albcry McKinuny and low by Mrs Puyelte. N YSSA. OREGON John Lund—Don Defore Adrian high school building Monday up ull the benefits we have and pii - Hugh Tobler after school. The CBS Radio Show now on the screen Joy. We can take almost anything 1 _x__ BRIDGE CLUB PLAYS The menu proposed by the girls Mr and Mrs. George Sallee enter life hands u s. If well only tune | DELPHI A NS DISCUSS POETRY Adm. Evenings 44c- 9c Inc. Taz orthwest asualty It easy. “The Nature and Forms of Poetry” tained the members of their Sunday consisted of meat loaf, baked po A touring Detroit man drove away ( was the topic discussed at the meet- evening bridge club at their home tatoes, glazed carrots, vegetable sal- from a service station and didn t mg of the Delphian society, which last week with Mr and Mrs. Henry realize he had left his wife behind I met at the home of Mrs Bernard Hartley as guest players High score till he was 30 miles away. We trust EHstuian last Friday morning Mrs, was held by Bernard Eastman and he was nmn enough to go buck lor J J Sarazln was leader for the second high by Ron Whitaker. her It's here! The brand new 1950 meeting, with Mrs. Frunk Morgan, FORI) And It's 50 ways new The Mrs Glea Billings. Mrs Clyde Snider WILL GIVE PARTY one fine car In the low price field nnd Mrs. Grunt Rinehart discussing i The Rebekah lodge will give a Bee it and try It Onre you do the topics. lienetit pinochle party Saturday you'll know why FORI) is the car — x— I night, January 21 at 8 o'clock In to buy HERRIMAN MOTOR C o the I O O F hall ENTERTAIN PINOCHLE CLUB Phone: 77. Mr. uiid Mrs John Ostrom en —8 - tertained the members of their eve DESSERT BRIDGE FOR OUEST Mrs. John Stringer entertained at ning pinochle club ut their home last Saturday evening. Prizes for her home last Thursday evening the high scores went to Mrs. C H , with u dessert bridge given In hon- Hennett and Harry Kingrey Travel- »r of her mother. Mrs Rufus Jack ing prizes were held by Mrs V W son of Spokane who Is visiting at burial NYSSA prqsram T elep h on e IO d THEATRE "Karon" "Riders Of The Whistling Pines" -s - "Fighting Men Of The Plains" NEWS VIEWS "Prince Of Foxes" "My Friend Irma" N C G ordon ’ s D rive -I n M arket 99 “ The Home o f Quality and Service Herriman Motor Comp< »any CARNATION DEL MONTE TOM ATO JU IC E Save Your Brain Use One of Our 9 46 OUNCE CAN 98£ 4 CANS IN S TAN T W H EAT REGULAR 18c TRIAL PACKAGE ARIZONA DEL MONTE 15 OUNCE OVAL SARDINES 18 0 G R A P EFR U IT 80 SIZE IN TOMATO SAUCE TOPFLIGHT Remington Rand - - - C E L E R Y H EA R T S - Adding 1 Machines for figuring your income tax. 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