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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 1. 19S0 PAGE EIGHT vealed to modern apostles and priesthood boys, and the Beehive, Kenneth Cottle at her home last prophets". Every adult and young Junior and Gleaner girls of the we k. Ouest players were Mrs. first and second wards. Rosel Robert Dunbar, Mrs. I.ucille Nor- person is invited to attend. itt Mrs. R'«n Comply 11, Mr*. C. Hunter was narrator, and John A Mally and Mrs J. L Herriman. Savage accompanist, for the cantata. Mexicans Arrested— -9 — Rich .v ore was held by Mrs. George Two Mexicans, separated by police A special number was the duet, ' On MARRIED IN ADRIAN Mitchell and second high by Mrs. officers when they started fighting the Lovely Sasquehanna Banks." by Betty Jean Culbertson and Buster i Campbell Baer with knives Saturday in Nyssa. were Ray Williams and Deane Hunter. Talbot were united In marriage 5 later arrested on a charge of being THURSDAY CLUB PLAY? Thursday morning in Adrian In the Ad Correction— I drunk. M--S A rue Robertson entertained A Kenmore portable sewing ma United Presbyterian church. Rev. the members of the Thursday after- chine advertised by Ostrom Brothers Present Cantata— Henry Moore performed the cere j no -i cluo at tier home, with Mrs. i A cantata. "The Morning Breaks ", Appliance Co. in this week's paper mony. which was attended by rel Bernard Frost as a guest player. was presented Sunday evening at should have been listed at $4950 atives and close friends. The bride I The prize for high score went to the L. D. S church by the Aaronic instead of $29 50. wore a grey sharkskin suit and wore Mi George Mit hell, and traveling a corsage. Olles Lay and Alleen pri/i- to Mrs. Tom Eldredge. Olson attended the bride and groom ~f ___ Others attending were the bride Si VI DOT. FRIf ND? ENTERTAINED parents. Mr and Mrs. Charlie Cul Mias Laura Schenk was hostess to eight of her school friends at bertson and Larry, the grooms par C a rd s ( 4 x 6 ) — letter c o rre sp o n d e n c e a slumber party last Saturday. ents Mr and Mrs Russell Talbot I he evening wa. spent informally a n d sa fe ty s to ra g e cabinet. and Mr and Mrs Fred Bennett. in ijroup singing. The group en Mrs. Rhoda Metland, the grooms joyed a midnight lunch, and a grandmother; Mrs Olenn McGinnis, Sunday morning breakfast at the Miss Phyllis Eastman and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kingman have Schenk home. Mary Ann Thell The couple will make their home near Ny u. where announced the engagement of their TEA FOR SENIOR GIRLS he Is employed on a ranch The daughter, ( arolee, to Kay Hybee. son Miss Gladys Lewis was hostess bride was graduated from Adrian of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Ilyhee. Miss high school Thursday evening. Both Kingman is a member of this year's at a tea given at her home last of the young people have spent most Nyssa high school graduation class Sunday afternoon for the girls of of their lives In this community No definite date has been set for the senior class. The Nyssa Packing lompany bowl- in the picture are Heft to right the wedding. - 8 - ing team won the championship of standingl, Mrs. Lyle fullmer, Mrs. GUE8T8 AT DINNER FORMER TEACHER SPEAKS the women's league for the past Ed Brandt. Mrs. John Bowen and Mr and Mrs Torvald Olson were season. They defeated the Peterson Mrs. Sid Burbidge and kneeling B. Mrs. Ralph Haworth, former Nyssa AMITY CLUB MF.ETH dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. O E. | high school teacher, was guest 'Die members of the Amity club Dorman Thursday Mr and Mrs 1 Furniture company keglers recently J. Burbidge. speaker at the meeting of the W in the play-off of a tie. The women _______ H C S. at the Methodist church last met last Friday evening at the home Fred Hansen of Weiser were Friday Thursday afternoon Mrs. Haworth of Mrs George Mann in Apple val visitors In the Dorman home. spoke on the conditions In Palestine, ley. Mrs Don Moss, president of “ J— Construction < ost GARDEN CLUB MEETS and the Jewlah-Arab situation Mrs. the club, presided over the meeting, which was opened with each mem The A. N. K Oarden club will Walter McPartland led the devo In Co. Estimateti tional period, and Miss Kathryn ber giving a quotation or household meet Tuesday, June 6 instead of on hint. For the program Mrs. D. W the regular date, the 13th, at the Crandall and Mrs Donald Campbell Malheur county home owners will Patch tolil of the history und con lionie .il Mrs Gcrrit Stain. sang. "I Waited for the Lord". spend an estimated $282.000 on re ditions in Japan, and Mrs. Tom Following the program, and bus pair and modernization of non-farm j TO PRESENT RECITAL iness meeting. Rev Donald Camp Nlshituni, in Japanese costume, told Mrs Lloyd Wilson will present dwellings during 1950 according to bell installed the following newly of Japanese customs and showed a elected officers for the coming year number of interesting Japanese art everal pupils of her dancing classes estimates just released by the Tile icles. Refreshments of struwberry in a recital to be held Thursday Council of America. of the general W H (' ;; Mr. "Lower whoelsale prices for build Wilbur Holcomb, president; Mrs sundaes, angellood cake and punch evening at the high school gym- BY I.EW HERRIMAN ! were served by the hostess. ! nasium In Weiser. The benefit re ing products and growing stress on | Oeorge Coleman, vice president; cital will Include both tap and ballet the use of quality materials should j The nation is now up to its ring -± - Mrs. Mel Ingebrltsen, recording sec CLUB HONORS MEMBER numbers and will be similar to the greatly benefit Oregon home owners retary; Mrs. Walter McPurtland. Mis. Ron Whitaker was guest of one presented this spring in Nyssa. planning repairs this year." declared finger in that annual matrimonial corresponding secretary; Mrs. Leo Oonyer, treasurer and the following honor at a party given by the Tues Besides the Nyssa dancers, the per A. T. Wintersgill, chairman of the sweepstakes listed under "June chairman, of spiritual life, Mrs. K day evening bridge club Friday formers will Include several of Mrs. council’s residential construction Brides". We never could figure out M Cochrun; of student work. Mrs. evening, with Mrs L. A Moulding Wilson's Weiser pupils. The pro committee. exactly why June is such a heavy Approximately one of e-ery three L. E Robbins; of student work. Mrs as hostess Mrs Whitaker was given ceeds will go for the Weiser rec traffic month in the middle aisle de- D. W Patch; of children's work, ; u gift from the club members Prizes reational program. The recital will homes in this region will be rede- No. 1-A Mrs. Donuld Campbell; of church went to Mrs Whitaker for high lx- presented under the auspices of corated, either inside or out, during I partment. Maybe it’s because it’s L O W BOY the Weiser recreation department. »core and to Mrs. K. E. Keveren for the year, the report showed. One the climax of the Spring and just activities, Mrs. K E Keveren; of Mrs. Oarland Call of DIM.: 33V i'H x27"W x16"D . WT. 90 lbs. In 10 will have plumbing repaired, before the Pan . . . . 0r it may be that publications, Mrs. Henry Hartley, low score llf-nl IVslino |s und of mission supply work. Mrs. Idaho Falls was a guest player. bathrooms tiled or showers installed. , don't like to take their LOW PRICED ! Roofs will be replaced or repaired I many P*01316 don 1 llke to talce tneir - J - O. O Anderson. Also being installed BOOK REVIEW GIVEN Im p o r ta n t IMan on one of every eight dwellings, j vacations alone. Anyway, it’s the were Mrs Mel Ingebrltsen. president according to the report. Carpentry i orange blossom and flowing gown of the Ruth and Naomi circle; Mrs. { The Kingman Kolony Book club Many dairymen find that knowl- work will be done on six of every i climax for the nation's dewy-eyed David Beers, president of the Dorcas met at the home of Mrs. Ava Watts - 1 brides. Bridegrooms also figure in circle; Mrs K E. Keveren. presi In Parma last Bnturday. with Mrs edge gained through production j ioo, and one of every 20 is due for the ceremony, but if you read the dent of the Mary and Martha circle, Ralph Haworth as hostess Follow testing, If put to use in herd man- miscellaneous interior repairs, ing the dessert luncheon. Mrs. E H. agement, will produce a much great- Home repairs will be easier on the fashion columns you get the idea and Miss Kathryn Crandall, presi Brumbarh reviewed The Peabody cr net than money spent in any 1() 5 o family budget because of a de- they're lucky to be in the supporting dent of the Wesleyan Bervlce guild. O N LY I cline of more than five per cent in cast. Refreshments were served at the Sisters" by Thorne Mrs Van de other way on the dairy herd. A Newspaper headline reads, “Dol Every dairyman should test every j wholesale coats of building materi- close of the afternoon with Mrs Water. Miss Emma Zwemke, Miss • T W O full letter drawers— 16 Deep. 4 Ball Bearings Walter McPartland, Mrs Bernard Marjery Nihart and Mrs. Carl Hill year, not to find out how good his aLs in comparison with prices at the lar lack Top Problem, Experts says". Frost. Mrs W F Ftndllng and Mrs herd ' to 11,1,1 out which beginning of 1949, the report said, That’s one of the sagest observations — Easy gliding. All Best Furniture Steel. an- not paying their way." according ; Hofne owners also will be able to in we’ve ever heard from an expert. Barney Wilson us hostesses 'flu- to H. P Ewalt, extension dairy1 sist on such quality materials as slay Take the word of the experts. You I • T W O 4x6 card drawers— capacity 3 2 00 cards. tea table wus centered with a boil- j , GROUP HONORS GRADUATES ipiet of yellow Ills mil yellow t.ip ! Miss Mildred Blbby Norman Day specialist at Oregon State college. tile for repair work, a* a result of just can't beat the Fifty For for Willi the development of dairying the present buyer's market, it point good looks and smooth performance. | • SPACIOU S safety storage section with lock and key. and David Tyler were honored at a ers. I dinner given by the voting people's in Malheur county and the lower ed out. It’s fifty ways new. And once you In Modern Futura Grey or Steelmaster Green to lighten and Sunday school class of the Christian Snukc river area and the declining Expenditures throughout the try it you'll be convinced it’s the I I church Monday evening. Mrs. Chrt margin in profits, it Is even more United States for home repair and car for you. Drop in for a demon-1 brighten all office work. Mosier Is teacher of the class. The Important that a farmer know stration to HERRIMAN MOTOR thlS ye*r wlU U'ta‘ CO. Phone: 77. I table was decorated with blue und whether his cow . are returning any I 000 to $2.900.000.000. the white, and centered with bouquet labor income. or whether he is just ' *2'350'000 reixirt estimated. of spring flowers A prrlnl rake d,»lallng his time to relieve the cow 'with "Congratulation* Seniors" was of her milk supply. Don Anderson, I also used on the table The theme Malheur county extension agent, Silc Sought For j for the dinner was “Steps To The states that farmers spend an aver age of 14 ten-hour days' time with Kcscarrli Fuciliti | Future" [ The following program was pre every cow in his herd during the Assurances thut eastern Oregon sented: "My Hero" sung by L o is year Fourteen cows producing an aver would be considered, along with l)aly; piano solo from Tchulcow- SEE US. Y o u can s a v e age o f 200 pounds of butterfat a other parts of the country, as a pos sky's 6th symphony by Jennie Karli year will return approximately $1500 sible site for the $11.000.000 army m on e y through our ns; piano solo. "Flower Song" by Glenda Moss; reading "Christopher Income over their feed costs, where quartermaster corps research lab 14 cows producing an average of oratory have been obtained by Con B a n k - A u t o F in an ce | Itobiu Is Buying His Prayers", by as 350 pounds of butterfat will return gressman Lowell Stockman of Ore Marilyn White, n chalk talk bv Mr approximately $3000 above their gon P la n . N o c h a r g e fo r the research and develop- Thelma Moves and a short talk by feed costs This figure represents a j ment from board of the department of de- this service. Rev Don Mux field. farmer's labor Income At a 400 tense. - 8 - pound level of production, the some —---------------------- DINNER CLUB MEETS number of rows will show a return Visitors Here— Mr and Mrs. A II Boydrll enter of well over $4000 Visitors last Saturday evening at tained the members of the Wednes- The answer Is not how many cow j the home of Dr and Mrs. J. J. Sara- i day evening dinner cltll) last week Real Estate ami Insurance but how much they produce to make zln were Mrs. H J. Larson. Mrs. Bridge was In play at the Boydell the dairy enterprise financially prof- Sarah Bowers and Mrs. Flora An 16 North 3rd Phone 218 home following dinner at the Moore liable derson. all of Twin Falls. The vis POUND For Evening Appointments hotel High score was held by Mrs There are openings for many more itors were en route to their homes 4 RO LLS Phone 54-M Boydell und second high by Mr dairymen for both standard and from Los Angeles and Eugene, Ore Boydell owner-sampler methods of product gon. —8— „ ion resting In the Malheur dairy TX> TUESDAY CLUB herd-improvement program Inter I'Uy In College Orchestra— N orthwest C asualty HOSTESS The members of the Tuesday af ested dairymen may contact the Miss Laura Schenk and Muss Nani ternoon bridge were guest* ol Mr*. county agent's office at Ontario or Childs attended the graduation ex ercises at the College of Idaho Mon any present member of the Malheur 2 FOR D H I A for more information day. when they assisted in the music about the duiry herd production of the college orchestra. testing program, according to An .Missionaries Flan Meeting— derson. The Nyssa Slake missionaries of I o PMataa— the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter 2'/ j CAN Mr. and Mrs Lynn Lawrence and Day Saints will hold a meeting for sons left Balurdny evening for Pres- the public Tuesday. June 6 at 8 p ton. Idaho, where they will visit lor m. In the Nyssa city park to explain 2 BUNCHES u week with Mrs Lawrence’s par- little known principles of "the gos- ents. pel of the world's Redeemer as re- S o c ia l i n t i 's T h e J r . O ffice C o m p le te ALL-IN-ONE J NEWS VIEWS AMAZING VALUE!!!! 39 BEFORE BUYING Herriman M o to r STATIONERY DEPT. Com pany GATE CITY JOURNAL T a y lo r ’s F o o d M arket CABBAGE Ken Pond A gency TISSUE NEW. SOLID SIERRA 25c TOMATOES RIPE. CARTONS NYSSA PROGRAM Telephone 108 THEATRE 33c FLOUR "Trail Of The Rustlers" PORK and BEANS 2—21 j CANS 43c MOTHER'S OATS Johnny Weiasmuller PROTECT YOUR MOTOR NOW SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE •» > BEFORE HOT WEATHER STARTS S3.29 GET YOUR RADIATOR CLEANED QUALITY MEATS Charles S tarred—Smiley Burnette also "M ark Of The G orilla" with >1 a lime Saturday 3:10; Admission 36r-9r "Lady Takes A Sailor" w ith Jane Wyman—Dennis Morgan Eve Arden The laugh-laden lo v t story of a beautiful girl, a hand some man and an octopus which brought them together. AND REPAIRED NOW PICKETT 50 POUND BAG SHOULDER CUTS. POUND SAUSAGE TUESDAY, JUNE 6 All W ork G u a ra n te e d "W izard Of Oz" IN TECHNICOLOR . LEAN. SLAB. POUND Judy G arland—Ray Bolger OREGON RADIATOR WORKS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. JUNE 7-8 "F rancis" w ith Danald O'Connor —Patricia Medina Zaau Pitta A lieutenant hears a mule talk, so docs a general _____________ rib-tickling it*» funny. ________ 610 N 10th So PURE PORK. 2 POUNDS BACON at Phone 262-J Second House North Of Old Location VAN CAMP'S PREMIUM 3 POUND PACKAGE ._ . * tO C SPRY PORK STEAK >l*tinrr Sunday 2:30; AdmU%lon :Ufc -tV with Fruit Cocktail DEL MONTE CARROTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JUNF 2-3 with 35c SHORTENING 3 POUND CAN 83c FREE DELIVERY STORE HOURS 10:30 a. m .—4:30 p. m. E vory Day E xcept S u n d ay 8 a. m .—9:30 p. m. PHONE 284-R 9 a. m.—9 p. m. Sunday*
