TH E N Y SSA G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L , N Y SSA . OREGON TH U R SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 2«. 1950 PAGE S IX Mortal Notes WEDDING HELD IN ADRIAN M i« MaQory Jr.m e *, daughter of Mrs. Vern Bullet, of Adrian, be­ came the bride of Ernery Ear. C om - eron, m i of Mr and Mrs J E Cameron of Adrian, at an a o’clock ceremony performed KatunJay even- mz. January 14 at Uie Ad.ian Com­ munity church. Rev Henry Moore officiated at the double ru»; rites, which were witnessed by 90 relatives and friends of the young couple 'Itie church was decorated with potted plants. The wedding m arch­ es were played by Mr* Janies P hi­ fer Hoi, ISIS were Miss D .retla Van de Water and Jack Naylor The 'sndle-. were lighted by Miss Jean Mullen arid Mr* Debees Kharp The bride, who was given in m ar­ riage by her u n '> Mike Fitluan, wore a gown of white satin made princes* style, with long pointed sleeves and a lace y o k e The fin­ ger-tip veil of net trimmed In lor e was held in place by a coronet of seed pearls The bride carried a white Bible with white rosebuds Miss Joyce Jrllnek served as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Fern Cameron, sister of Uie groom, was bridesmaid Both wore aqua taffeta gowns and carried nosegays of pink and white carnations The •room was attended by his brother, Keith Cameron while Eugene Davis, cousin of Uie groom, served Ml to XO members bjr the boK eu. meet at the home of Mrs. Harold cities, counties and state police. ! Siason. February 2. with Mrs. Glen The total net will be $35,627,000 ¡misted by Mr- Emma Keaier "In the growth and our desire to , Hoffman as co-hostess Members FIR E S ID E MEETING HELD are to take their club books of last grow, we will find certain restrict­ A fireside meeting was held at year to the meeting. A decision ions that we have not had in these tbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. must be made about continuation wide open spaces. The tourist trade benefits us. but the roads leading Williams Sunday evening after of the extension work and plans for Into the cities are the most vital", church, with 25 young folks a t­ state grange exhibits. said Mr Baldock “In your quest for —I — tourists, do not overlook the trade tending Charles Peterson spo show you the FARM AU CUB! Make a date for Mr and M m Huy Hadarnori ul church by Kev. Badao Manuko. The Nyna were married January I In the bride U the funner Miss Joye A tag I O n t a r i o Community Methodist of Nyaaa. Harano photo, a demonstration your farm today ! LOCAL G IR L WEDH thimble; Mr* Harazln the dime and Mlw. Beverly Harris, daughter of Wealey Browne, the ring. Rev and j Mrv Harriett Harris, became the ; Mrs. C. L. Callahan of Ontario were ] . . . y o u ’ll bride of Charles II Hu-wart, son uut-of-town guests at tlie dinner f in d o u t of Mr and Mrs George Btewart of _« w h y s o Ontario, at ceremony performed | BIRTHDAY OBSERVED last Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock many o f your neighbors a rc Mrs Dale Overxtake entertained In Wlnneniuccu. Nevada ul a dinner Saturday evening on getting paid more than you The bride wore a navy blue ta f­ the occasion of her husbands birth­ feta afternoon dress with black ac- day. are for the time and effort Following the dmner, two reason.", and a corsage of red rose­ tables of bridge were in play, with they spend milking cows! buds and white carnations The high scores being held by Mrs SURGE milking is Money- couple were attended by the bride'« Dennis Patch and Walter McPart- sister and husband. Mr and Mrs. land. Making Milking! Delbert Malloy , -5 - Mr Hlewart uttended the Nyssa PIONEER DAUGHTERS HAVE YOUR SURGE SERVICE DEALER schools and is employed by the MEETING Owyhee Drug company The groom The Daughters of Utah Pioneers. D A V EN PO R T & JA C O B S a graduate of the Ontario schools, j Nyssa camp, held their monthly is a produc e Inspector for the stale meeUn({ Thursday at the home of 814 R iv er St. Ph. 576-W department of agriculture Mrs. John Hchenk. with Mrs Fae P ayette. Idaho The couple will reside in Nyssa. I Duffin presenting the history, and - I - Mrs. Howard Baer, giving the HHOWKR IH GIVEN lesson, on "Hardships of the Pioneer Mrs Arlen Haroldsen was honor- j Women". Refreshments were serv- ed guest ul a pink and blue si tower, j given Friday afternoon at the home i ot Mrs. D O liybee, with Mrs Ben Hartley and Mrs Ruben Haroldsen | as hostesses Mrs Frank Pike was In charge of Uie games Mrs Erscl ¡ Beus received high points for the first two game Mrs Vern Beasley I won ihe first prize and also the j traveling prize Mrs Jarvis M it­ chell was awarded the consolation | prize A lunch was served to 32 j BY LEW IIKKKIM AN women and seven children Mrs j When the time comes for Uncle Haroldsen received many lovely i Ham to say, "Put a little something "double" gifts. In the pot. boy," he means put It 1 - In That's why more auditors are WKDNEHDAY CLUB Pt.AYH Mtsa Katherine Peterson e n te r -1* 01" « 10 I * >‘sed to check more tallied the members of her Wed­ income lux returns this year While nesday evening bridge elub last most ineoine tax mistakes are acci­ Wednesday evening. High score dental as slipping on a bar of soap, was held by Mrs Ed Frost and low one out of every three returns ex­ score by Mr*. Hurry Anderson. amined lust year still owed some Quests for the evening were Mrs folding money to Uncle Sugar. This Anderson. Mrs Wilton Jackson. year the internal revenue blood- Mrs Emma Qulnby and Mrs T J hounds are going to watch things Hillinun even closer. They expect us to _|__ take all legal deductions and ex- BOOK CLUB M EETS emptlons but they don't expect Mrs. Maurice Judd entertained u* 10 ttlt M» It's worth remember- I live members of the Kingman Kol- *"*■ ony Book club at her home last Hat- i 1,1 Sen Antonio a watchdog dls- uiday afternoon Mrs Ella Sm ith appeared while a house wa-s being reviewed the book ' Where'er I robbed. then came back and bit the j Roam" Guests for the uftemoon investigating policeman. And you were Mrs Frank Miller. Mrs O ernt Uiink you're confused Don't be I Timmerman. Mrs Carl Hill and confused when It comes to making Mrs Darlene Talbot. “ *°od used car buy. We have the j beat selection in town And you ! EPIPHANY DINNER GIVEN < ** depend on getting an ubaol- j The members of the Ht Paul's l,tely square deal when you drop Episcopal church gathered last Wed- 111 ° J HERRIMAN MOTOR CO i nesday evening to observe the an - ‘ *J" onf 77. < Dual Epiphany dinner Mrs C L. j 1 Callahan had charge of the group entertainment The cake for the dinner was furnished by Orant Rinehart. In tire serving of the cake. Bernard Eastman received the Watch for this live-wire "CUBster" in your neighborhood. He’s driving s shiny red Farmall Cub tra cto r-w ith a trailer full o f modern Cub implements hooked behind. W hen you see him — ■top him sod make a date for a demonstration right on your cu n plate! This young hustler will be happy to show you the Farm all Cub "complete power-farming package’’— and show you how you can put it to work to increase your profits! That’s his jobs W ith no obligation . So invite him in. O r calf us and say, "Send a CUBster right aw ay!" 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