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PAGE SIX BOTH A N N IVE R SAR Y OBHKRVED Mr. and Mr*. P M Warren cele brated their 60th wedding anniver sary last Saturday at their home-Al- tending were their eight children. Mi and Mrs. W C W illiam « of Salem. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Keber- ger of Portland. Mr and Mrs Ray Williams of Nampa, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Well« of Ontario, Marvin Warren of CorvalHs, Earl Warren of Yakima, Mrs. Leona Bingman of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs Ed War ren of Nysaa. T lie members of the family, who were all together for the first time In many years, held a 1 o'lock family reunion dinner I Saturday Mr and Mrs. Warren ' received friends at an "open house" held Saturday afternoon from 2 until S o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Warren came to Nyssa in 18!« from LaOrande They were married at Houston, Idaho April 28, I860 Mr Warren is now 87 and his wife is 82 Mr. Warren served at mayor of Nyssa for six years. j evening at their home, with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Farmer as guest play ers. High score was neld by Warren Farmer and second high by Mrs. Farmer. - No. 2 Can W hole Kernel Corn, 5 for 5 9 c 12 oz. pkg. Marshmallows, 2 for 29c Dill Pickles, 25 oz. 25c Orange, Blend, or Grapefruit Juice, 46 oz. 45c No. 2 tin Mustard or Turnip Greens 1 5 c Garrett and Scotch King Snuff Soda Crackers, all brands, 2 lb. box 4 4 c Softasilt or Swansdown Cake Flour 3 9 c Coffee ground to your liking, lb. 69c WE DELIVER PHONE 75 ROSES-IN-SNOW CAKE Luscious Dessert Lovely Gift No one w ill appreciate a good cake more than your Mother. That’s why we lavished our finest ingredients and skill on this Roses-in-Snow Cake. Perfect Mother’s day gift. Tw o layers of moist white cake— light as a petal of a rose! Soft, luscious frosting smothered with rich coconut—white as snow! Gorgeous setting of a single red, red rose. looks. A picture cake that’s good as it Order one of our fresh-baked Roses-in-Snow WE SPECIALIZE IN DECORATED CAKES FOR MOTHER'S DAY AND OTHER OCCASIONS HOME MADE BREAD IS BAKED AND DISTRIBUTED BY YOUR HOME TOWN BAKERY MORRIS I! AKER Y Phone 374 112 M A IN ST. NYSSA PROGRAM Telephone 108 THEATRE SATURDAY, MAY fi "The Green Promise" with also Western Short Subject and Cartoon M arguerite Chapman— W a lle r Brennan Matlnre Saturday 2:M; Admission Mr-tr SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MAY 7-8 "Ichabod And Mr. T oad" IN TECHNICOLOR Bing and Walt wake up sleepy hollow with a bang—two tall tales in a delightful all-cartoon feature picture. This picture employs the voices and talents of Bing Croaby— Beall Rathbone— Eric Blore Matlnre Sunday 1:38; Admission Mr-lr TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MAY SM0 WESTERN PREMIERE SHOWING OF "W a g o n Master" with Ben Johneon— Joenne D ru — H arry Carry. Jr. The exciting adventure story of a wagon train heading for Utah. Directed by John Fort! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. MAY 11-12 "The Story Of Seabiscuit" IN TECHNICOLOR with Sbtrley Temple—Barry Flitgerald Lon McCalllaler—Roeemary DeCamp Seabiscuit the fabulous race horse whose fighting heart and flashing hoofs brought an entire world cheering to its feet. 2 Gibson Refrigerators, 1950 Models 7 Cubic Feet, Frozen Food Compartment Full Length Drawer R egular Price $214.95 Special $ 185.00 !• 2 Gibson Ranges, Deluxe Models Apartment House Type, 4 Burners R egular Price $164.95 Special $1 4 9 .5 0 ED CASE FURNITURE CO. HIGHWAY 20 NORTH OF Y NYSSA. OREGON Mr. and Mrs. I*. M. Warren of Nyssa eelebrated their 60th Wedding anniversary last Saturday. "Open house” was held in their honor from 2 until 5 p. m. state president of the American Legion auxiliary, will be the princi pal speaker at a meeting of the American Legion auxiliary In Nyssa Monday evening, May 8 at the Vet erans hall with members of the ailXlHary of Adrian, Vale and O n tario as guests. Mrs. Oraham will also serve as installing officer for the auxiliary units of Nyssa, Adrian, Vale and Ontario when the newly elected officers will take office. Other speakers on the evening program, according to Mrs. Kermtt Llcnkaempcr. local president, will be Mrs. Karl Sweek o f Monument, dis trict president, und Mrs. E. K Burton of Nyssa, who is state his torian of the American Legion aux iliary. The meeting will begin at 8 p. in. - 8 - D E LPH IAN S MEET The members of the Delphian Study club inet last Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Qerrlt Stam. when the members, under the lead ershlp of Mrs. Stam, discussed the topic. "The Scientist and His Meth ods". Phases of the topic were dis cussed by Mrs Bernard Eastman, Mrs. Orant Rinehart. Mrs. Frank Morgan und Mrs. Clyde Snider. John Reeves, and her mother, Mrs Laura Ditty of Appleton. Missouri and Mrs. Walter Fox and her sister Mrs. Charles Steel, who is visiting here from northern Wisconsin. - 8 - TU E SD A Y CLUB MEETS Mrs. George Vaughan was hostess to the members of her Tuesday eve ning bridge club this week, with Mrs. Chet Sage as guest player. Mrs Sage received the prize for high ■score and Mrs. Ron Whitaker for low score. —Jfc - M R AND MRS. MEET Mr. and Mrs. Stan Newman en tertained the members of their Mr. and Mrs. bridge club last Thursday There’s an easier way PROORESSIVE P A R T Y PLANNED Final plans are being made for the annual spring progressive parties sponsored by the St. Paul’s Episcopal guild. Both pinochle and bridge will be played with the guests meet ing at the parish hall at the close of the evening for refreshments, and the award of prizes. Arrangements for the parties are being made by Mrs. J. J. Sarazin, Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs. Hilda Tensen. R E PU B LIC A N WOMEN M EET Members o f the Nyssa republican women’s organization inet at Carl’s Doll House last Saturday afternoon. The discussion concerning the can didates for the coming election was led by Mrs. Frank Morgan. The group will discontinue meetings dur ing the summer months and will meet again at a date to be announc ed for the latter part of August. -8 — V IS ITO R S E NTE R TAIN E D Mrs. C. C. Cotton entertained at a 1 o'clock fried chicken dinner at her home Tuesday. Bunco was In play during the afternoon, with prizes going to Mrs. John Reeves for high score. Mrs. Walter Fox for low score, and Mrs. Nora Ray for traveling Quests Included Mrs Nellie Newblll, Mrs Nora Ray. Mrs A V Cook. Mrs. Mary Lyells. Mrs lb . TIN 7 5 ^. " Peaches No. 2i/2 C an HUNTS 2 FOB4 5 C Pork & Beans 2 roR35* Cakemix PILLSBURY WHITE OR CHOCOLATE 3 PKGS $ 1 .0 0 to keep lubricants on gears ARO DILL Pickles 29p Cleanser SWIFT'S 3 CANS 26 p 2% TIN Sego Milk 4 FOR 4 9 c Vegetables 3 Fruits STRAINED Meats 9 5 «. ** FOR Ä STRAINED i 'T * FOR 2 5 £ ^ G IA N T SIZE 47 ^ Cereals WHEAT HEARTS. PKG. ^ T0 1 Q ^ Bread LARGE HOME MADE LOAF * 90 J0 Orange Juice BIB 2 CANS2 1 £ GRADE A Eggs DOZ. 3 5 £ Corn Syrup BTL. 22C STRAINED 21 s w if t s " Tomato Juice NT° B2 2 c„ 2 5 Zwieback PKG. 2 5 C Cheese Prunes 2 LB 4 7 * 2 LB. A M E R IC A N 7 9 £ Tomatoes 91«. Cookies 2 9 £ Extra FRESH TUBE “ * T* ASSORTED Do*.*,5 *T r Dox Rolls “ V , 2 9 C Oranges “ ? lge do *. 40^1 H RY U W l lK R R lM W Herriman Motor Company 1 S & W HUNTS NEWS VIEWS For the sake of our busy readers whose memories may be shorter tha.'. a broken bell rope. May 14 Is Mother's Day. O f course there's no reason why you shouldn't be nice to Mom any time, but May 14 Is the climax. That's the one day tn the year when we try to make up to her in some small way for all the trouble we've caused her In the other 364 Maybe we don't quite balance the scales, but most moth ers are delighted to think we even tried. When you're used to being | taken for granted a little appreci ation looks bigger than a Hollywood premiere So give the little lady a big hand An Atlanta boy who was kept home from school bv a case of poison Ivy spent the time winning a $1500 contest He was probably tickled pink on both counts You'll be satisfied on all counts when you come for expert auto repairs and service to H R R R IM A N M OTOR CO We have expert mechanics, top- quality equipment and lower prices You can be sure when we do the Job Drive In or phone 77. Coffee No. 2‘/ j CAN -J - Cakes today! —CLOSING 0 U T - 8 - D IN N E R P A R T Y O IV E N At their home on Saturday eve ning, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herriman entertained at a "smogasbord" din ner. Tw o tables of canasta were tn play during the evening with prizes going to Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerby for high scores. — 8— W E E K OBSERVED In keeping with the program o f , the State Federation of Garden Clubs, the A.N.K. Oarden club has I designated the first week in May as Roadside Beautification week. | Mrs. Albert Fhiler of Nyssa is state chairman o f thi« committee. One o f the aims o f this committee is to urge citizens to keep highways, playgrounds, street« and home property free from papers, cans, bottles and other rubbish. The committee also recommends im provement of general roadside con- For Friday Ami Saturday May .'» And 6 NO P A R K IN G PROBLEM S HERE OPEN S U N D AYS 10 A. M TO 8 P. M. 8 - - B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y O IV E N Mrs Patricia Castro entertained at her home last Saturday afternoon for several small children In cele bration o f the 5th birthday of her daughter. Doretta. Oames were en joyed and birthday cake and ice cream'served at the close of the a f ternoon. S T A T E P R E S ID E N T T O V IS IT Mrs W. W Graham of Corvallis. NYSSA FOOD CENTER diUons. Members of the garden as a means o f persunal sutisfac- chibs throughout the state realize * tion, and through their work en- that lovely gardens and lawns are ! deavor to assist in keeping Oregon an asset to the community as well | clean and beautiful. A Product of Standard of California C om pounded RPM M ulti-S ervice G ear Lubricant keep» a tough lubricant film on gear teeth, adds years to Rears! Its anti-foaming agent protects against leakage on brake linings. RPM M ulti-Service Gear Lubricant won’t corrode; it resists oxida tion, does a thorough lubrication job. W. E. Schireman Phone 61 -W Nyssa, Oregon Maple Bars DOz. G¡ 0 £ Carrols^*GE 2 FOB1 5 * Cream Pulls 9 9 e j , Spinach l a r g e o c ^ WITH REAL CREAM ** FOR LOCAL CELLO BAG “ — Cake 3 Grapefruit 3 FOR 2 “ **7* 5C ANGELFOOD EACH ^ ARIZONA (0 Uncial inti's THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1950 Beef Cubes STEW OR BRAZING LEAN LB. Slab Bacon MILD CURE LB 4 9 £ Minced Ham LB. Store Hours— W eek Days 8 till 8 Saturday— 8 till 9 Closed Sundays Gordon's Drive-In Market “ The Hom e o f Quality and Service 99
