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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON. PAGE FOUR THURSDAY. MARCH 23. 1950 i Corvallis, are spending a week vis- a centerpiece for the O K K meet- the evening Rudolph Miller and Sunday dinner guests in Ontario in | Ring at the O. P. Counsil home the Woodrow Brewer home. ing Rose Warner will speak. Miss War - Mr and Mrs. Irvin Charland mov during spring vacation. The regular meeting of the Adrian ner is a missionary from Caecho- ed last week-end from the Rudolph I Dee Durfee of Salt Lake Ctty vis i P T A was held Thursday even- Slovakia, who spent some time in a Hite place to the Saxton place ited Saturday at the home of his OWYHEE, Mar 23 The O K K lng ¡n me xchoolhou.se Dr Pred prison camp and has some inter- where Mr. Charland will help Nor- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy were club met Friday afternoon at the Ora -ber of Vale gave a talk on e.sting things to tell about the com- man Douglas farm, tiome of Mrs Elle. Walters, with children's diseases. It was an- munixts who banished her from the Mr and Mrs R. L. Patton atte - honored guests at a farewell party given at the Sunset hall Saturday Kenneth McDonald as co- nounced that the chorus from Col- country Mr Millar is also Jewish ed the square dance festival in evening Nearly 100 friends of the lege of Idaho could come to Adrian and a dynamic speaker Services Fruit land Friday night, which^ ho ! s fin a l plans were made for i amj pn^ nt „ concert Thursday will be opened at 8 p m at the sponsored by the Fruitlaxid F T. A. couple were present. Music for the tin :i « lilted club meeting to be levelling. April 13 Tickets will be Owyhee Community church. The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sacketl oi evening, vocal and instrumental was Vale called in the Lee Hoasholder furnished by friends A late potluck held Saturday in the um tjf scnool on sale soon. Election of officers public is invited to attend, supper was served after an evening building The door prize .was won wax held as follows: Mrs Claude Mr and Mrs. Darrell Williams home Sunday afternoon. Mr. ------- and -------- Mrs Ray Fletcher of of dancing. by Mr Lynn Kygar Refreshment. Wilson, president, Robert Patter- started building this week on top of ---- Mrs. Albert Notheis was hostess were served to 19 members. Mrs son, vice president ; Miss Mary Weir, their basement. James McGinnis Homedale were Monday guests at a farewell party honoring Mrs Lem Wilson, Jr. became a member secretary, and Mrs James McGin- is doing the work the home of Mr and Mrs Kent Lew McCoy. Thursday afternoon at of the club and Mrs. Blanche Hite, nix treasurer. Wanda Peutz celebrated her sec- | McDonald. who is an honorary member, exprès- Mr Keith Kygar underwent a ond birthday Sunday with a dinner Mr and Mrs. Lewis - the Notheis home. Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy and Mr. •.i d a desire to become an active major operation Monday morning at the William Peutz home. Quests in the Tom Lowe home Monday - and Mrs. U E. Parker werg guests membei again Mi Fred Olmstead In a Caldwell hospital Her children were Mr and Mrs Jesse Ditty, Mr ternoon Both Mr ana Mrs of Ontario brought an Irish tree, are staying In Adrian with her and Mrs Leo Huber and son of Mer- have been suffering from pneuino - of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jamieson at a chicken dinner at the Payette coun which wa decorated with .mull mother. Mrs. Irene Doty, while she idian, and Wanda's parents, Mr ia and are still very **clc- try club Tuesday evening. liver liât* with green ribbon on Is In the hospital and Mrs. Werner Peutz. Motion Lowe's daughter. Mrs. Kinni The guests all brought tea towels, them The tree had been used at a Rev Robert Kriner will hold serv- pictures and flash bulb pictures of Vale has been staying with tne meeting in Ontario the day before ices Sunday morning. March 26 at were taken of the guests. and caring for them with the ne p on which they embroidered their and Mi Olmstead brought it for the Owyhee Community church. In Mr. and Mix T. H Brewer were uf neighbors. Mrs. Marion Quack- names while visiting and reminisc ! enbush of Spokane arrived this ing. These towels when finished, week-end to spend some time with were presented to Mrs. McCoy as ! her father, Mr. Lowe reminders of the "fussin" feuding', Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Kygar and and fightin' days the women had i daughters of Vale spent Monday experienced In their work together j night with Mr and Mrs. Lynn during the past 14 years A lunch- | Kygar of salad, sandwiches, cake and ice Mr and Mrs. Gerald Slippy were cream was served. Monday evening supper guests in the Byrd Walters home Mr and Mrs. Clayton Patton and ! children moved to Moses Lake Mon day morning. They sold their place to Atagi this spring Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson at Insurance Reel Bsteta tended a 17th o f March party given at the Oregon Trail schoolhouse Fri day by the Relief society in observ ance of the date of their organiz ation. Mr and Mrs. C C. Green of Bend are here visiting their son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Homer Love. Mrs. Jesse Kygar and Mrs Earl Kygar called on Earl Kygar in the hospital Sunday in Ontario. Mr. Kygar has been there since March 1 and Ls still very ill. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McDonald and children were Sunday dinner guests in the Ray Fletcher home in Homedale. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner were Sunday dinner guests in the Claude Skinner home. Vic Marshall of Nyssa and Earl Schwelzer of Ontario called in the Lee Housholder home Sunday after noon. O f f ¡rein Elected Ity ( tvs' II*“** I . I . 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