Nyssa gate city journal., March 30, 1950, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1950
PAGE EIGHT
I C arlos B uchner, vice p resid en t; Mrs.
G ra n t R in e h a rt, secretary a n d Mrs.
D ennis P a tch , tre a su re r
T h e re-
' tiring presidents. Mis. Ed F rost, who
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i has served as p resid en t for th e p ast
QUEEN CROW NED AT BALL
, two years, was presented w ith a p air
Mivs E laine P eterson, d a u g h te r of if c ry stal bud vases as a token of
Mr and M r, W. O Peterson, was a ppreciation by th e re tirin g officers
crowned queen of th e first war>l
In taking over th e d u tie , as p resi­
G reen and G old boll held a t the dent Mrs Browne sta te d th a t she
chool gym nasium S a tu rd ay . M arch I considered It a prlvelege to be th e
I leader of a n org an izatio n whose
In keeping w ith th e them e, [ purpose was to serve th e hospital,
"Apple Blossom T im e " . the hall was [ and the rew ard of all those who
decorated In pastel shades of pink j helped In such a n org an izatio n was
a n d g re e n .
Blossoined-eovered ; the realization of a deep personal
t r e e ; and a picket fence were placed | satisfaction.
about the stage. A blue sky effect
Mrs. Browne ap pointed th e fol-
w a, used In th e background
1 1 iwing com m ittees for th e com ing
T he queen a n d a tte n d e n ts. Donne ly ea r; H istorian. Mrs Russell C o rh -
M undy and Mrs M elroy T erry, weep , ru n . publicity, Mrs B ern ard E ast-
preceded to th e sta g e by Judy : m a n ; th o u g h t for th e day, Mrs. M
B ingham and I.a u ra M arie M oncur C Beuell: m em bers a t large to serve
a flower g irl
T h e two little girls, on th e executive com m ittee. M r,
dre ,ed In light blue form ats, c a r ­ F rank M organ. Mrs. LaM ont Fife
ried baskets of blossoms. Tom m y and M r, Roy Bibbey; program . Mrs.
J. J. Barazin, Mrs. B ern ard Frost
I'e tt wa crown bearer
T he queen was escorted by I-eroy and Mr G e rrlt S ta m ; finance com ­
C arlos B uchner. Mrs.
M eat ham , and th e a tte n d e n ts hy m ittee, Mr
Melroy T erry and K eith bingltam Virgil McGee, Mrs. F inley S h u ste r,
Bishop D ean l ife had charge of the Mr J I. H errim an . Mrs D ennis
i [owning cerem ony
Music for the P a tc h and Mrs. Elwood F linders
D uring the business m eeting plans
dance, th a t followed th e coronation,
was provided by a five-piece o r­ for th e a rra n g e m e n ts for th e dance
recital
were m ade and a discussion
chestra.
During the interm ission a floor of m em bership q u alifications was
T he la tte r subject will be
show arranged by Mr a n d M rs Lyle held
Fullm er was presented
d i a r i e s voted on a t th e April m eeting
T he m eeting was preceded by a
P eterson and M ark M oncur sang
" I n Apple Blossom T im e " A group politic!c luncheon, w ith th e re tirin g
of Junior high pupils presented a officers acting a s hostesses.
square dance, and Mr. and M r
DANCE PLANS CO M PLETED
Melroy T erry gave a special B razil­
Final p lan s a re being complete«1
ian dance. T he floor show con­
cluded with five couples dancing this week for th e Job's D aughter,
annua! queen's bull th a t will be held
T he Wultz of the Bells",
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in the school gym nasium S a tu rd ay
evening. April I An u tte in p t Is be­
HO SPITAL AUXILIARY
ing m ade th is year to m ake the
IN S T A L L O F FIC E R S
At the regulur m eeting of the yearly rvA it one of th e o u ts ta n d ­
M alheur M em orial H ospital aux ili­ ing social a ffa irs in th e Job's
ary M onday a t the parish lu ll the D aughters calendar.
officers for the coming year were i T he them e of th e dunce will be
April S h o w e r,", w hich will be c a r ­
Installed, w ith Mrs W W Foster
ried o u t in th e d ecorations of the
serving us In stalling officer.
A nine-piece o rc h estra luo
T hose assum ing th e ir duties were hall
M r Wesley Browne, president, Mrs. | been secured for th e occasion
U a. m. and was followed by a
covered dish luncheon a t noon w ith
135 in attendance.
T h e afternoon session opened
w ith th e roll call of m em ber clubs,
followed by a welcome given by Mrs.
M a rth a Klingback. .Mrs, Fred Olm -
ste ad of O ntario, secretary of the
associated clubs, gave the response.
The program
announced by
M rs K enneth McDonald, consisted
of two g u ita r solos by Bobby S k in ­
ner, a ballet dance num ber by the
dan ce pupils of Mrs. D. O. Bybee;
"M elody of the A lps" and "D ream y
M om ents", violin duet num bers by
D onna Lee W ilson and Mrs. H erb­
e rt Fisher, accom panied by Mrs.
C arlos B uchner; and “ M ichael's
F lu te " and “ J u s t A W earyin' for
Y ou". Mrs George Gregg, accom p­
an ied by Mrs. W ilson W inter. T he
program was concluded with a piano
solo by Mrs. W inter.
At th e close of th e m eeting. Mrs.
W erner Peutz, who presided over
th e m eeting, expressed th an k s to the
following who had arranged the
m eeting. Mrs. Lee Householder, Mrs.
Qeorge Gregg. Mrs. Raleigh C ham b­
b u r i a l N u tt's
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TH EATR E
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH itl-April 1
DOUBLE FEATURE
Bishop lira n H ie is shown placing th e crow n on ! gym nasium last S a tu rd ay night.
th e head of Miss M aine P eterson, who reigned a s 1 Miss P eterson's escort.
queen of the first ward Gold a n d G reen hall in th e
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a r t is t n a m f d
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k i is t n a m e d
T h e m em bership cam paign of th e
C om m unity C oncert association of
M alheur county was com pleted last
S atu rd ay
The a rtists who will a p -
pear during the to u r concerts a re as
follows lie P a u r s in fa n try chorus,
Decem ber; R ichard F arrell, p ian ist,
February;
ebruary. Nan M errim un. m et-
soprano, M arch, and G eorge L ondon,
baritone, April.
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DANCE SCH ED ULED
T h e second ward of th e L. D. 8.
ch u rch will sponsor a building fund
dance in the new second w ard rec­
reatio n hall S a tu rd ay n ig h t. April
1
O ld-tim e And m odern «lances
will be ft'atured
S oft d rin k s and
a lunch will be servt*d.
los B u ch n er led
loY^ly of
****?
*rom were
th e in
gues^s'
.. th . e devotional
,
.. per- tables
bridge
play, w ith
! i°d. D u rin g th e business m eeting. prizes going to M rs. G ra n t Lewis
| Mrs. W ilbur Holcomb, Mrs. L. L. for h igh score, to Mrs. R obert W il­
| Robbins, M rs. H a rry A nderson and son for second high a n d Mrs. W ayne
(Mrs. W alter M cP artlan d were a p ­ M orris for traveling.
I pointed to serve on the nom inating
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, onim ittee fo r new officers of the
W OMEN HOLD M E E TIN G
1 general group
T h e 11th a n n u al m eeting of the
'The
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h e a oMrootii
ttra c tiv e tea table was c en t- Associated W om en's clubs of M al­
1 ered w ith a large arra n g e m e n t of h e u r county was held In th e A drian
daffodils, w ith Mrs. H a rry M iner, grade school building last S a tu r-
Mrs. Mel Ingebritsen. Mrs. R onald j day w ith th e O. K K. club of th e
B a tt a n d M rs. H udson Robb serving ' Owyhee d istric t as th e hostess club. I
as hostesses.
I R e g istra tio n of guests began a t
TUESDAY CLUB M EETS
Mrs. J J S arazln e n te rta in e d the
m em bers of her T uesday a fte rn o o n
bridge club a t h e r hom e th is w eek,
w ith Mrs. Lucille N orcott. Mrs A
H. Boydell and Mrs F ra n k M organ
as guest players. H igh score was
held by Mrs. B ernard F rost and
e to n d high by Mrs F ra n k M organ.
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ENTER TAINS CLUB
Mrs. G ra n t Lewis was a bridge
hostess a t tier hom e th is week, w hen I
she e n te rta in e d the m em bers of her
M onday
aftern o o n
bridge club.
High score was held by Mrs. Eldon
U lm er and low score by Mrs Ted
M organ. O uest players were Mrs.
Ulm er. Mrs W arren F a rm er a n d
Mrs E dw ard Boydell
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CALDW ELL WOMAN SPEA K S
At a general m eeting of th e four
circles of th e w om en's society of
the M ethodist c h u rch , held last
T h u rsd ay evening a t th e c hurch.
Mrs E rw in Schw eibert of Caldw ell
spoke to th e group on " T h e W omen
of th e B ible" Mi's. Schw eibert told
of th e lives of some of th e oiitslu n d -
A d m . 3 0 r-ftr, In c
Tav
TUESDAY, APRIL 4
Bing Croaby—Fred Astaire In
"Holiday Inn"
A (» p u lar re-re least»
CARTOON AND SHORT
"History Brought To Life"
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL 5 6
"The Heiress"
with
Olivia DeHavilland Montgomery Cliff
Ralph Rlchardaon Miriam Hopkina
The Powerful stage play becomes a great motion pict­
ure. love and hate b«'htnd the bolted d«»rs of a Wash­
ington S quare Mansion
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W ith th e E asier ra b b it's a n n u a l
visit only a hop away fam ily b u d ­
gets aro u n d town a re being scuttled
in favor of a new set of b u tto n s
and bows or a flower crow ned bon-
net Borne folks m ay object to th e
F aster P a ra d e as being a m a tte r of
vanity a n d therefore out of keep­
ing w ith th e solem nity of th e se a ­
son . . . but on th e o th er h a n d p e r­
haps th is y e arly -retu rn in g desire for
som ething new a n d bright and
cheerful is a n a tu ra l expression of
the idea of resu rrectio n a n d hope for
the fu tu re Anyway, you'll have to j
ad m it th a t th e acquisition of a new j
E aster bonnet never kept a n y o n e !
from C h u rc h
A m idw est Judge sentenced two ]
prisoners in his court to 3 to 5 years
in prtson, or they could m ove to j
some place like W est T exas" Sm ile
w hen you say »hat. p a rd n e r
We
aim to keep our custom ers sm il­
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used cars a t lowest prices. W e w ant 1
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A drian and Big Bend
D. T . Holly
H arp er and Bully
G. Y. C hester
B rogan
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Ironside
................ H. C. Elm s
Jam ieson
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J. A. Colem an
Jo rd a n Valley and Ju n ip e r
.........._ G abriel E lordi
Jones _
....... _ Geo. L. B aker
M a lh e u r _______________ _________________ M rs. H orten W orsham
M cD erm ltt ----------
M ary H. M yers
Nyssa No. 1. No. 2. No. 3, A rcadia a n d O w y h e e _H ilda L. T ensen
O n tario No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, F a ir and
C a i r o _____________________________________ F. C. M cS hane
R id g e v ie w ______________________________________ P a u lin e E achus
R iverside
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Mrs. D onald E. Libby
R o c k v ille ________________________________________________ M aude G reeley
Rom e ----------------- ------------------------ ------------- _ E llen W iley C o rta
S nake R i v e r -------------------------------------------
F a n n ie C h a n d le r
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH 31 & APRIL 1
Dinnerette Brand
2 Vi TIN
KY LEW HERRIM A N
As provided by Chapter 204, 1927 Laws, no person
shall be qualified to vote at a Primary, General or
Special Election unless he or she shall be registered.
Electors cannot be sworn in to vote on election day.
Registration books are now open and will be open
until the night of April 18th, 1950.
If you were registered and did not vote at either
the Primary or General Election in 1948, or have chang­
ed your residence or if you desire to change your
political affiliations, you must re-register.
You may register at the office of the County Clerk,
for any precinct in the County, or with the official reg­
istrars in the following precincts:
PRECINCTS
REGISTRARS
tjk mm rom
$AVE MONEY
TOM ATOES
M at Sat.. l i M | Adm. N r - R . In r. T ax
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Veronica Lake--R ichard W idm ark
Sun.,
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1 pink a n d blue show er held M arch
17 a t th e Boydell hom e, honoring
Mrs. W arren F arm er, T h e honoree
vJas th e recipient of a n u m b er of
tilUt was preceded by two num bers,
I "O Love D iv in e " and " D e a r Lord
j and F a th e r of M ankind" by th e
M ethodist ch o ir sextette. Mrs. C a r-
"Slattery’s Hurricane"
M a i.
(E vans P hoto)
a t nine o'clock
T ickets for th e
dance m ay be secured from m em bers
of the J o b s D aughters or council
or purchased a t th e door
with
with
Paul Douglas - Linda Darnell
Celeate Holm -Charles Coburn
H ere's t h a t long, long laugh you’ve been waiting for
The slick sophisticated etorv of u frustrated soprano.
I.eRoy M edium is
:-i|H*cial e n te rta in m e n t will be given , ing women of th e Bible and of th e ir i >
H O ST ESS FO R SH O W ER
during th e interm ission, consisting im p ortance in th e religious h e rit-
Mrs. E dw ard Boydell a n d Mrs
Charles S ia rre t—Smiley B urnette
also
"Everybody Does It"
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To Vote You Must Be Registered
"South Of Death Valley"
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. APRIL 2-3
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YOUNG COUPLE MARRY
Mr. a n d Mrs. H arry G a rd n e r have
announced th e m arriag e of their
daughter. M arzene, to Nec* Campbell,
son of Mr. a n d Mrs. S1J Campbell
of Nyssa. T he cerem ony was per­
form ed M arch 24 a t Lovelock. Ne­
vada. T h e couple was a tte n d ed by
the bride's sister, H a rry e tte G ardner
and Mr. a n d Mrs. Loyd Adam s. The
| couple a re m aking th e ir hom e in
, Nyssa, w here both a re a ttending
I high school.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
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W HOUSALE-RETAIL
erlain. Mrs. Louis S k in n er, Mrs.
L ynn K ygar. Mrs. Jesse D itty. Mrs.
E arl K ygar. Mrs. C h a rlie C ulbert­
son. Mrs. Ellis W alters, Mrs. Orville
McEwen. M rs. O erald Slippy, Mrs.
Lem W ilson, Mrs. Bob M orfitt, Mrs
G ra n t P a tte rso n , Mrs. B yrd W alters.
Mrs. K e n n e th M cDonald a n d Mrs.
Jesse Gregg.
Mrs. M. A. Biggs of O n ta rio was
th e w inner of th e door Drlze.
T he hostess club for 1851 will be
th e P a rk Im provem ent club of P ay­
ette.
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