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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1950 PAGE EIGHT CHUKCH CIRCLES MEET Mrs Melvin Spitz* entertained the members of the Dorcas circle o f the Methodist church at her home last Thursday afternoon, with 14 mem bers and one guest present Mrs James S t e p h e n s had the de votions and Mrs. L. E Robbins was in charge of the program. The next meeting will be held at the home ol Mrs Carl Heburn On Tuesday evening of this week. Mr Harry Anderson was hostess to the members of the Ruth and Naomi circles Mrs Dennis Patch spoke on the history and modern conditions in Japan, and Mrs Torn A L T A R SO C IE TY MEETS Mrs. Albert Notheis was hostess to the members of the St. Annes Altar society, which met at the Catholic church last Thursday. Dur ing the business meeting plans were made for the annual St Patrick's day dinner to be held in March. Refreshments were served by the hostess. E NTE R TAIN A T DINNER Mi and Mrs E H Pleshman en tertained at a dinner at their home last Haturdey evening The table was attractive with red and blue tapers in crystal candleholders, used on a while linen cloth. Following the dinner, two tables ot canasta were in play with high score being held by Dave Mitchell. For Spring A minor adjustment that is overlooked can cause a major accident. Have your car thoroughly checked by trained experts. I*et us give your brakes, wheels, lights and other mechanisms a complete inspection. Our prices are right and our service the best. STOP IN TODAY Remember a safety check may save your neck DON'T D E LAY—SEE US NOW *^S§! "RECLAIMO SHOW ER IS G IVEN Mrs. Gilbert Klinkenberg was honored with a pink and blue show er at the home ol Mrs. W. W. Poster Monday evening, with Mrs W O. Bailey. Mrs George Coleman. Mrs Leroy Herman und Mrs. David Beers as hostesses The honor guest was presented with a number of lovely gifts. The evening was spent informally and refreshments were served by the hostesses. Install An Authorized Re-conditioned Engine In Your Car Or Truck HERRIMAN MOTOR Your Ford Dealer PROGRAM NYSSA one • os THEATRE It's allright to give a visitor the key to the city, but it's a nag of another tint to leave your keys in your car when yoii park It's an open invitation to the first ped estrian with tired feet and n .strain of larceny In hts makeup N Y. City has a law to prevent motorists from leaving their Ignition keys be hind when they go shopping The penalty Is a $5 fine or two days in jail or both. T h a t’s u reminder that isn't apt to be habitformln^. No matter where your car's parked It'll always be safer if the keys aare In your pocket. Fblks who are cure less sometimes wind up earless LI. Gen. Leslie R. Groves says. In picking men for lop secret work the govt should be as careful as a bachelor shopping for a bride". Oh. we ought to be more careful than that! Careful when it comes to choosing that Used Car You'll get the very best buy when you select Iroin our lot Our used cars are in t o p - condition u n d guaranteed HE R KIM AN M O TO R CO Phone "Trail Of The Lonesome Pine" with Sylvia Sidney Twenty women attended the Daughters of Utah Pioneers camp meeting of the Nyssa unit at the home of Mrs D. O. Bybee Thurs day afternoon, with the Canyon county president. Milline L. Soren son. in attendance It was iioped that enough members would uttend to form two camps. Mrs. Arvilla Swensen captain, was ill and First Captain Cassie Campbell conducted the meeting. Roll call showed 15 members and five guests present. Secretary Emma Kesler gave two sketches of pioneer history. Mrs. Howard Bair gave the lesson on pioner service clubs throughout the early days. Mrs B.vbee played a selection "Bless This House", on her new Hammon electric organ. Hos tesses were Mrs Melvin Beck, Mrs. Oeorge Poulson and Mrs. Elwood Flinders. E N T E R T A IN D INN E R CLUB Mr and Mrs. George Mitchell en tertained the members of their Wednesday evening dinner club last week Bridge was in play at the Mitchell home, following dinner at the Moore hotel High score was held by George Mitchell and second high by Mrs. J L. Herrlman. CH ATI-ER BO X CLUB MEETS Mrs. Harold Sisson entertained the Chatterbox club at her home Thursday afternoon, with 13 mem bers attending. Mrs. Clifford Nielsen and Mrs. Harold Schiller were guests. Mrs. Eric Boenig and Mrs. LaVern Cleav er became new members. As a part of the valentine party, valentines were exchanged. A quilt was tied by the members for the hostess Mrs Leslie Topliff, the club's new president, was in charge of the meeting Mrs Scott Hiatt resigned as secretary and Mrs. Alva Ooodell was elected to fill the vacancy. The members voted to change the club meeting date to the third Wednes day of each month. The next meet ing will be held at the Wallace OreRg home March 15. 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The couple will make their home in Wyndmerr, North Dakota. iHarano photo) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Torgerson of Nyssa were married February 12 at 12:15 p. in. In the Methodist church by the Kev. Donald 8. Campbell. The bride is the former FORD OWNERS B IR T H D A Y SU PPE R G IV E N Mr and Mrs. Ray Drown gave a candle light supper Wednesday evening in honor o f their daughter. Joanne, in celebration of her 15th birthday. Places were laid for nine. The cake was two-tier, decorated with white and colored frosting. Jo anne was the reclplant o f several lovely gifts. CLUB E N TE R TA IN S HUSBANDS The Friendship Birthday club members entertained at a dinner for their husbands last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Ruth Bunn. The table was centered with an azalia plant, and tiny baskets mark — 5 — ed the places for the 19 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ed C. Henderson Attend Ballet Rehearsal— Games were enjoyed by the guests of Parma, formerly of Nysaa, have Mrs. D. O. Bybee and two daugh following the dinner with first ters were In Boise Saturday attend prizes going to Earnest Bunn and announced the engagement of their ing the rehearsal for the spring Florence Larson and consolation daughter. Miss Barbara Henderson ballet, which Is to be held during prizes going to Mr and Mrs. Amasa to Robert Holloway, son of Mr. and music week in Boise, with a high Hammon Anna West won the door Mrs. C. R. Holloway of Twin Falls. school symphany orchestra accomp prize. No date has been set for the animent. The two Nyssa girls are wedding. 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