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THF- NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 6. !<JM) votions and Mrs. Loyd Caldwell is Apple Valley Folk SujM*rior Rating in charge of the lesson, Moving To Nyssa j The women’s association of group W on B\ Students j 1 of the Parma Community church A PPLE V A LLE Y . April 6—Mrs. met Thursday with Mrs. Charles Marjorie Herd and Miss Catherine 1 Pitman. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Leigh were Dunken of Boise drove here from Boise, bringing Norma Stout. Miss Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Dunken and Mrs. Herd had dinner Mrs. Cecil Leigh. The occasion was Saturday evening and returned to given in celebration of Cecil Leigh’s birthday. Boise. Mr. and Mrs Odler moved back Mrs. Ben Lancaster was on the committee in charge of the pinochle to their farm this week. Mr. and party at the I. O. O. F. hall Sat Mrs. Clarkson moved to Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Derthick of urday evening. Salem are visitors this week at the Friday evening dinner guests at Dwight Seward home. Mr. Derrhick the Jack Wilson residence were Mr. is a professor at Willamette uni and Mrs. Landis Dutro of Nampa. M r and Mrs. George Miller. Mr versity. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed and Rob and Mrs. John Miller and Mr and ert were visitors Monday evening Mrs. Conley Wilson. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Sutton and grandchildren, Rose of Meridian. Ji m , Bob and Susan, were guests Sunday o f Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Boston. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Stout, Nor Parly Is Hehl man Stout and Mr. and Mrs. L. K. At Cleaver Home Hopper were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stout. Mr and Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr. and BUENA VISTA. April 6—Mrs. S. B Mrs. J. I Boston, and Bob Shippy Hoffman returned from Nebraska were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. last week after taking her mother. and Mrs. Earl Boston. Mrs. Maze home. Mrs. Maze spent Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnston left the winter at the Hoffman home. for their home in Callente. Nevada Mrs. Lillian Scheller. Mr. and Mrs. after a visit with her parents. Mr. Alva Goodell were in Ontario Satur and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell. day. Mrs. Cecil Scott returned home Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Cleaver enter Sunday after a visit of two weeks tained at a party at their home Sat Guests were Mr. at the home of her son and daugh urday evening. ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Scott and Mrs. Lester Cleaver, Mr. and of Boise, who are the parents of a Mrs. Howard Day. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Jim baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson were Ritchie and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Orif- Sunday visitors at the Oren Newgen fith. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. W illis Bertrum are home in Sunset valley. Guests at the Garold Horn home the parents of a daughter born The baby has been for dinner Sunday were Mr. and March 29. Mrs. II. V. Garrett and Norine and named Lucille Fern. Shirley. Mr and Mrs. Ira Garner are new Attend Conference— Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fife and neighbors in this vicinity moving here from Caldwell. Mr. Garner Betty. Bishop and Mrs. D. H. Christ plans on building his home by the iansen and Bishop and Mrs. Arvel Child and family are in Salt Lake A. V. packing house. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mild and R ay City this week attending the con mond and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hlld, ference of the L. D. 3. church. The Sr., and children left Wednesday on services of the conference will be a trip to Kansas to visit relatives. broadcast over K. S. R. V. Thurs day. Saturday and Sunday of this They expect to be gone two weeks. Mrs. Charles Mann was in Boise week. Monday Easter shopping. The W. S. C. S. meets this week Visit At Vale— Mrs. Wayne McPheeters and sis with Mrs. Waldo Smalley. Mrs. Clarence Fritts is in charge of de ter visited relatives at Vale Sunday. 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A U T O M A T I C A L L Y Alters and reclaims crankcase oil aa you drive. Removes solids by filtration, gasoline dilution, corrosive ae ids and w a te r through an ingenious use o f exhaust heat Keeps oil clean and "oily " at a>! times Oil is only added to maintain level. ** ORANGEADE m e 46 OUNCE CAN 3 ..... ......... ** KAISER-FRAZER A PPR O V ED attached to CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS EASTER PICNIC SUGGESTIONS NEW RALSTON TRAY-PAK MARSHMALLOWS Nyssa. Oregon _ BUILDING PERMITS Mrs. U. L. Alsup, garage. $1000. NU-ACRES. April 8— Mr and Mrs. 16 x 24. lot 8, block 71. Green ad H E. Sager and family were among dition. the folks of the Baptist church wlv> James V. Shaw, enlargement, 14 gathered at the home of Scott Hiatt X 20, frame. $1000, N. First street, Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Hiatt’s lot 13, block 74, Green addition. birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Hal White of Nyssa SALE CALENDAR visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans Here From Corvallis— Visiting this week at the home Sunday Mrs. Tom Nedbalek has been con o f Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell, D A IR Y SALE—Tuesday. April 11. 1:30, 1/4 mile east of Sunnysidc fined to her bed for a week and may are Miss Pearl Mitchell, sister of school or three miles east of Weiser. have to remain there for a few days Qeorge Mitchell, and Miss Lottie 20 head dairy cattle. Guernsey, Kannaird. both of Corvallis. more. Jersey and Holstein. E. T. Waters, Wanda Johnson stayed all night owner. Visits Daughter— Friday with Shirley Preston. Mrs. Earl Weaver of Preston. Mrs. H. E. Sager and Delora Mae and Maynard went to Caldwell on Idaho is visiting over the week-end business Thursday. They went to with her daughter. Mrs. Lynn Laur Middleton and had dinner with Mr ence and family. and Mrs. T. E. Sager. Miss Patty Olson of Ontario vis Leave For Missouri— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cahill, who ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olson. Patty was on a vacation recently sold their farm on Alberta avenue, will leave Sunday for Ne- from her work in Ontario. Cecil Evans took a group of fresh men English students to Filer F ri day to give a choral reading. They received superior rating. Those go ing from here were Larry Jenkins. Phyllis Evans, Terrel Samuels and i Harry Main. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen in Nyssa Sunday. Mr. Hansen has [ been in poor health. N E X T W E E K gives you Mr. and kfrs. D. W. Elwood and family went to Nampa Sunday to I opportunity to see and hear with a attend a family gathering at the Lyle Higgins home. Radioear Hearing Aid Dinner guests at thg William Four models— a model to meet Grasmick home Sunday were Wan- your particular need. Guaran- eda Lee Shaw and Johnny Pucket teed-for-life Microphone in the of Frultland. Afternoon callers were All-Magnetic Models. See for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gurnsey and yourself! FREE! FREE! t Suzy and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Dur- Wednesday. April 12lh rington and Carol. Larry Jenkins attended the track 1 to 5:00 p. m. meet in Welser Monday afternoon. 407 Main Street, Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston and Fresh Batteries for all makes family were callers at the S. N. Permanently established— regular Taylor home in Wilder Sunday. clinical s“rvice. Bring your hear Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Durrington ing difficulties to us. and Leo Ellibee were hosts at the Come in! regular pinochle club meeting Sat HEALTH APPLIANCE urday night at the hall. High scor LABORATORY WE SELL es were won by Verna Shaw and 70C Main, Ada Theatre Bldg Dwight Durrington, low by Martha Boise, Idaho Nedbalek and Dale Cary, and the traveling by Orcutt. The hosts serv ed a lunch. Mrs. Bill Grasmick and Mrs. Dwight Durrington shopped in Nampa and Caldwell Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Samuels and children visited in Boise Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Dura. Mr. and Mrs. Roy H off and Terry were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Seuell Sunday. The 4-H sewing class met with their leader, Mrs. Sherman Keck, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. M. C. Seuell, Mrs. Merle Thomson and Mrs. Jim Hartman attended a meeting at the Methodist church Thursday. Mrs. Hartman gave a talk. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hohstadt and children spent Sunday In Caldwell visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Fine and boys. The W S. C. S. will meet in the home of Mrs. M. C. Seuell Thurs day. Edward Detlefs of Charter Oaks. Iowa was a visitor in the Dale Carey home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kinney and family of Twin Falls were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pres 12 OUNCE PACKAGE ton. Mrs. Roy Lobb, Sr., and Helen and 2 FOR r Roy. Jr., spent Saturday in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Beasley n n T iT / z it t \ n n 1 it d and boys of Reno. Nevada visited Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson Sun day. They were en route to their new home at Veradale, Washington. VAN CAMP'S O C -j, A surprise birthday dinner for F. NO. 2 CAN 2 FOR ....... ....... . D. Carey at the Dale Cary home was held Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Smith Herring ton of Roswell, Mr. and Mrs. W il liam Helt and Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Junginger of Nampa. ARO BRAND O Q gb Judy Preston was an overnight guest of Shirley Johnson Friday. QUART JAR .............. Visitors at the Roy Lobb home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Vance I Wilkerson, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schaf- j fer of Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith and children of New Plym BELL 2 5 6 outh. Lola Illett of Fruitland, Dorns I Carpenter, and Alvin and Harry | NO. I CAN G riffin of Ontario. P. M Edmondson is hauling apple wood from Fruitland. Mr and Mrs. Frank Preston and Judy, Shirley Johnson, Jimmy Cru- BLUE BELL OR GEM 2 5 ^ son. Horace Wood and Merlin Hinkle attended the junior class play Friday night and went to On tario to roller skate afterwards Mr and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek were surprised Friday night when Mrs. Nedbalek’s brother, Sgt. Rodger Godwin, stopped on his way to (0 Ontario Parma Nyssa ttR£CiAIMO" vada, Missouri where they will make their home. cn Free Pickup Washington to visit relatives. Sgt. Oodwin has been stationed at Okin awa for a year and a half He will be stationed at a camp in Washing ton for a while now. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips and children of Nyssa were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson. PAGE THREE PILLSBURY'S CAKE MIX WHITE OR CHOCOLATE PACKAGE O e j-u , W lp PLENTY OF LARGE WHITE EGGS FOR EASTER COLORING OVEN FRESH FRESH FRUITS TOP QUALITY BAKERY GOODS MEATS VEGETABLES WIENERS WIENER BUNS RADISHES AND GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches 39<; Lb. 2 5 0 Doz. 100 HAMS 5 5 0 Lb. LAYER CAKES 7-Inch Assortment LARGE NAVEL ORANGES FRYERS Fresh Killed TEA ROLLS Fresh Baked 5 9 £ Doz. 5 9 0 Lb. 150 Doz. 3 9 0 Each G ordon ’ s D rive -I n M arket “ The Home of Quality and Service”
