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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1950 Kingman II. E. (llul) Hold* Gathering KINGMAN KOLONY. April 30—The Home Economics club of the King- men Orange met at the home i of Mrs. Dale Ashcraft Tuesday after noon. Mrs. Emil Wohlcke had charge of the program. All of the women exchanged plants. Mrs Wesley Plercy and Mrs Wil- I Ham Toomb visited the Chalk Butte Home Economics club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Olp Mr and Mrs Wesley Plercy called on Mr and Mrs. Lou Herrlman of Nyssa Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Ruben Oraham and Gary and Bill Ward spent Easter | I fDuring the evening Mr. and Mrs. called her on the phone from Dil- Werner Peutz and Wanda were cal- Ion. Montana to wish her a happy ! lers. Mrs. Ditty’s son. Jack Burke, birthday. WE ARE EQUIPPED TO HELP YOU FIGHT WEEDS E. W. PRUYN OR. C. W. CRAVES SPRAYERS— CHEMICALS Auto Repairing Optometrist PLANTET, JR. STEELS Reboring, Valve Grind Eyes Examined ing, Lathe work. Pail Phone 720 and accessories 718 Arthur St. ------ • ------ CHATTIN ROTARY WEEDER OLIVER FINGER WEEDERS “ The House of Oliver” Caldwell, Idaho Phone 56-W The six winners in the personality contest conducted by radio station KWEI and Evans studio were an nounced this week. The prizes were as follows: tor children up to four years old. first, stroller; second 9 x 19 portrait, and third, selection of toys; and rhlldrrn four to seven first prize, tricycle; second. 9 x 19 portrait, and third, toys. Selection of the winners was made on the basis of personality as reflected in ■Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Harold Byard of . Boise. Mrs. Ella Graham, mother of Ruben Graham, returned home with them for a visit. Mrs Ruth Jameson of Star, Idaho, Mrs Earl Dunbar of Buhl and Mr and Mrs Henry Sayer of Boise spent Friday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Oraham. Mr and Mrs. Vincent Scott and Joanne and Mrs. William Scott of Reubens, Idaho spent from Monday until Friday visiting in the William Toomb and James Phifer homes. Mr and Mrs. Wesley Plercy, Wayne Plercy. Margaret Garwood, Thurman Plercy and Mr Bingham attended a cattle ,ale near Weiser Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kern Thurman and children of Filer, Idaho spent Fri day in the Wesley Plercy home and Saturday In the Ruben Graham home Mr Thurman Ls a brother ol Mrs Plercy and Mrs. Graham. Mrs Ruben Graham entertained the ladles pinochle club at their an nual dinner Friday. The losing six entertuined the six high. Mr and Mrs Bingham and two sons of San Antonio. Texas and June Cebalski of Pueblo, Colorado arrived Sunday morning for a visit in the Wayne Plercy home. Mrs. Bingham and June CebaLskl are sisters of Mrs Wayne Plercy. Mrs J. O. Lane. Mrs. Lynn Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Case at tended presbyterlal in Ontario Fri day Mrs. Marlon Kurtz was elected literature chairman for the pres bytery. Mr and Mrs. J. O. Lane and Myra and Keith were In Boise Saturday. The saddle club met with Gary Graham Sunday afternoon with IS members and four visitors present. The group did some drill work and they held a business meeting. Mrs. Graham served hamburgers to the group at the close of the meeting. Mrs Guy Glenn and Mr and Mr;. L. L. Kreager. the leaders, were also present. Elroy Moss of Bountiful. Utah Is spending the summer with Mr. and Max Howard. Phil Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles and daughter. Mr and Mrs. LewLs Mitchell, Mr and Mrs. Alan Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. ■Scott Hiatt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Slim Andrews and sons and Don Smith. Mr and Mrs. Frank Dye of Kuna j vLslled in the Oeorge Schweizer home Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, Sr. I Sunday dinner guests in the S. D Bigelow home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald and children shopped in Caldwell Saturday and vLslted in the Houston | Dunaway home while there. Woodrow Brewer of Ontario was a breakfast guest in the T. H. Brewer home Monday morning. Mr and Mrs. Ronald Batt and Robert of Nyssa were Sunday din ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Chet Mills and sons. Henry Reuter took 10 of his F. F. A. boys to the Martha Klingback ranch Monday to brand and mark her black Angus calves. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Clymer and Linda of Fort Worth, Texas were Wednesday evening guests of Mr. SPRING THRIFT SALE PARISH HALL Used Clothing and Household Items Tuesday, April 25 through Saturday, April 29 2 TO 4 P. M. 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Lynn, all of Moses Lake, are vLsit- | ing in the Earl Crocker home this i week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald ! | attended the baseball game in | Adrian Tuesday afternoon and were ‘ supper guests in the Anthony Clofalo 11 home that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin and sons of Nyssa were Sunday guests in the Lynn Kygar home. Mrs. Jesse Ditty was honored on | her birthday by the following guests, i who visited her Sunday and were j dinner guests at the Ditty home: Mrs Gertrude Atkeson and Eliza beth of Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. John j Reeves and Mrs. Loura Ditty of Nyssa and Jesse Ditty, Jr. of Boise. I Donald For Easy and Better Housekeeping "BEST IN BRUSHES" 25 YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD CLOTHES BRUSHES MANICURE BRUSHES COMPLEXION BRUSHES BATH BRUSHES, ETC. WALL BRUSHES DUST MOPS DUSTERS WET MOPS AND WAXERS BOWL BRUSHES AND FLOOR BRUSHES CELLULOSE SPONGE MOPS GET YOUR BRUSHES NOW! 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