Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, June 29, 1950, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1950 PAGE TWO Dhlricl Will«*»* Overntreet Kouil K IN O M AN K O LO N Y. June 29 The road district Is widening and grav eling Overstreet road this week Mr and Mrs Art Sparks and fam ily and Mr and Mrs. Ouye Sparks and daughter. Linda, attended a family reunion at the Caldwell park Mr and Mr* Wesley Ptercy and Thurman left Monday for Portland They planned to be back Wednes day Mr and Mrs Bill Toombs and Mr and Mrs James Phifer shopped In Caldwell Prlday evening and then attended a movie. Mr and Mrs Emmett Cook of Harrisburg. Oregon attended the Orange meeting In Ontario. They visited at the Guy Moore ranch while here The two parties had not seen each other In 25 years Max Howard returned Monday from Woodacross. Utah. Mr. How- PEACE of MIND ard's father has been visiting here but has returned to Utah. Mr and Mrs. James Sneed of Lealha were at the Moore home They took Jimmy home with them He has been at the Moore home for about a month. A birthday party was held Sunday evening at the E B Smith home in Owyhee, in honor of Louis Hoke and Evelon Haney Oames were played and refreshments of sandwiches, pickles, punch, cake and Ice cream were served The couple received many nice gifts. The Kingman Orange held It« an nual picnic at the Caldwell park. Mr and Mrs Wesley Plercy had supper at the Dallas Poster home In Star The Kingman Orange met Mon day evening Mrs. Henry Day serv ed refreshments and Lult 8 tarn gave a report on the Oregon state Orange meeting The Brown Butte Buckeroos dril led at the beet dump Sunday. Sev enteen members and leaders and OR. C. W. CRAVES Optometrist Eyes Examined Phone 720 KEN PO NI! AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 16 North 3rd Phone 2.8 Por Evening Appointments Phone M -M 718 Arthur St. Caldwell, Idaho Miss Par - T - Pak M ay Be Calling Upon You Soon Are You Prepared To Meet Her?? Adrian Stores Closed THAT WE MAY HAVE A THREE DAY HOLIDAY, STORES WILL RE CLOSED JULY 2, 3 AND 4 We Hope That Our Customers Will Be Able To Buy Saturday For The Three Days ADRIAN FEED STORE ADRIAN LOCKER BROWN MERCANTILE ADRIAN OIL CO. EDER HARDWARE A VAN PATTEN LUMBER CO. several visitors were present. The members voted to meet every Mon day evening for drill practice Mrs L L. Kreager and Justine were In Ontario on business last Keith Lane spent the week-end In Caldwell with Harry Hathaway The Adrian cannery was opened last Wednesday Mrs. J. O. Lane is In charge of the books again this year. Mr and Mrs. M C. Smith of Nyssa visited Sunday at the E. R. Brandt home. St’liool I h HUC At Adrian Approved OWYHEE. June 28—Rev Robert Krlner held services at the Owyhee Community church Sunday morn ing and evening After church the Krlner family and Mrs. Martha Kllngback and Fred were dinner guests in the S D. Bigelow home Members of the Union Sunday school youth group held a party Friday evening at the George Oregg ' home, with Rev. Kriner as speaker. | Oames were played and refresh- I menu of Ice cream and cake were | served by members of the Owyhee Sunday school. Mrs Martha Kllngback attended an executive committee meeting of the county extension unit In Ontario Thursday to make plans for the coming year. Lynn Kygar purchased a new Case tractor and Farm Hand last week and has been putting up hay for himself and neighbors. In an election held Monday at the Adrian union high school the capital outlay question was approv ed a vote of 77 to 39. Claud Eachus was elected to serve on the board of directors for a term of five years. Mr. and Mrs. Merle McClure and children uik I Mr and Mrs Earl Kygar and family were Sunday din ner guests In the Charley Culbertson home Mrs Lynn Kygar and Maxine and Mrs Don Franklin and sons of Nyssa went to Boise Monday to take Patsey Brown home after she had spent a week here visiting her grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. Lynn Kygar. Mr and Mrs Jesse Ditty spent Sunday In Caldwell visiting Mrs. Gertrude Atkeson. Mr and Mrs Burnell Furlong and children of Tacoma visited last week In the Darrell Williams home. Mr and Mrs. Asa Vandeburgh left Sunday morning for their home in Alhambra. California after visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Irvin White. Mr and Mrs Herbert W itt and son and Mr and Mrs. Roy Eads and son of W ilder were Sunday dinner guests In the T. H. Brewer home. Callers during the afternoon were Mr and Mrs. Howard Evans and Ann of Parma and Mr. and Mrs. i Homer Brewer and children and Mr and Mrs. K eith Tallman and child- j ren. Mrs. Nellie Newblll of Nyssa spent | Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. | Ellis Walters. Mr and Mrs Myron Osborn at- | tended the auto races In Ontario Sunday They live on the T. H. Brewer place and work for Brewer | T H Brewer had an impacted j wisdom tooth removed Friday and suffered such pain Friday evening that a doctor was called to attend him. Mr and Mrs Ray Franklin and Mrs. Roy Franklin and son of Pleas ant Hill. Illinois called in the Oerald Slippy home Wednesday and went on to Owyhee dam. On their re turn they had supper with the Slip py family Rev and Mrs Hodges of Wilder were Monday supper guests In the T H Brewer home Mrs Earl Kygar and children had dinner with Mr. and Mrs Oerald Slippy Monday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McDonald and children visited Sunday In the Ray Fletcher home In Homedale The road crews have been busy on the roads In the Owyhee com munity the past week Gravel and oil were applied to the road from Skinner’s corner and gravel was put on the road to Kygar'* corner. Bale - O - Matic IS THE BALER W ORTH W A IT IN G FOR The new Bale-O-Matic is just what the nam e im plies— an automatic hay baler that picks up the hay, slices and ties it into firm, square bales with two steel wires, while hay is under compression. To accomplish this, the only m anpower required is the tractor oper ator. The Bale-O-Matic delivers the bales to the rear of the machine, where density and weight of bales can be varied to suit owner. An automatic metering device gives you an accur ate count of bales, and a star-wheel control assures that each bale is approximately 40 inches long. The Bale-O-Matic is power driven with an air-cooled, four- cylinder engine, and is equipped with two pneumatic tired wheels. It can also be used as a stationary baler. COME IN TO SEE A DEMONSTRATION OF THE GEHL FORAGE HARVESTER B. & N . E Q U I P M E N T CO. ventisi camp meeting at Caldwell 1 Olen Hoffman, Mrs. James Stephen. Jim Ritchie. Jr., Mrs. Roy Rooks tool and Mrs. served. Post Driver Hurts ! Friday. Big Bend Resident Committee Plans B IO BEND. June 28— Mr and Mrs. Nebraska Picnic Yergenaon of Emmett are visiting at the home of Mrs Yergenson's BUENA VISTA, June 29—Mr. and daughter. Mrs. Horace Chaney. Eugene Jones gas been under Mrs. Eugene Cleaver entertained at treatment the past week for a throat dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Infection. Charlie Davis and daughters of Billy Ferguson received a pain Nampa and Mr and Mrs. Alfred ful Injury when a motor driven post Adams and children. driver slipped and twisted his hip«. Howard Day and Loyd and Delbert W M Teter was in Caldwell on Cleaver fished on the Little Malheur business Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Roxle Shuts of La Vern Cleaver, Jack Bowen, Willis. Kansas visited Mr and Mrs Hubert Parker and Leonard Cleaver Chris Molt from Wednesday until were fishing over the week-end. Friday. Mr. Sheets is Mrs. Molt’s Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ooodell and brother. Le Roy Herrmsn called at the Ed A delegation from Lower Bend Ker home on Oregon slope Sunday. Sunday school heard the quartet of A Nebraska picnic committee met the Western Bible Institute at Arena at the Alva Ooodell home Thurs Valley hall Friday evening. day to make plans for the picnic to Mrs Horace Chaney and Bernice be held July 9 Those attending and Shirley were hostesses st a pink were Mrs. C. H. Keasling and Mrs. and blue shower Friday afternoon Wendall Richmond of Ontario, Mrs. for Mrs Lorina Olllen at the home of Mrs. Charles Witty. Mr and Mrs. John Bishop of ALCOHOLICS Ogden have been visiting Mrs. Bish- j ANONYMdUS op's mother. Mrs. E. H Brumbach I Nyssa Group Meeting Sunday Billy Shipley went to Nyssa Fri- j evenings, 8 p. m. day to visit his sister, Mrs. Olena Cates. 407 Main Street Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and Mrs. Phone 2-M Veronica Stradley attended the Ad- | Refreshments FIREWORKS —FOR SALE— OWYHEE JUNCTION JUNE 20 TO JULY 5 AFTERNOON AND EVENING H. KOGER KEEP YOUR CAR OR TRUCK In Good Operating Condition WE HAVE AD EQ UATE PARTS STOCK. NEWELLS BODY SHOP SUFFICIENT FACILITIES A N D Highway 20 In Building Formerly Occupied By Oregon Radiator Works FACTO RY TRAINED M E C H A N IC S TO HELP Y O U W e Specialize In Auto Body Repair And Painting Com e In And Let Us Give You a Free Estimate SATISFACTION G UAR ANTEED PROMPT SERVICE— N O D ELAY HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. YOUR TRANSPORTATION MERCHANT NOTICE BILL’S FOOD MARKET At Adrian W ill Be Open N ot Closed On the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Of July Open until 1 p. m. on the 4th ICE COLD MELONS ICE CREAM BEVERAGES FRESH MEATS LUNCH MEATS VEGETABLES were