Nyssa gate city journal., July 06, 1950, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1950
Parinu Resident»
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Club
COLUMBIA AVK, July 6— Mr and
Mrs Z Davidson of Parma enter­
tained the pinocfile club at their
home Friday Two tables were at
play during the afternoon, with high
scores going to Mr and Mrs Jake
Oroot and low to Mrs. Dick Oroot.
C M Tensen returned last week
from a business trip to Ogden.
Callers In this community Friday
afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. George
Smlt of Nu-Acres.
Mrs Dick Groot called on Mrs.
Orant Rinehart of Nyssa Saturday
afternoon
Ontario visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Van Twlsk
E. Jamison of Nyssa called In this
community last week
Visitors at the home of Mr and
Mrs Oerrlt Siam last week were
Mr and Mrs Jake Relk of Nampa
and their house guests. Mr and Mrs
a Van 8tavoren. who were on their
way home to Portland after a sight­
seeing trip through Yellowstone
park
Mrs John Broad shopped In Boise
last week
Fred Koopman of Vale called on
friends In this community Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Jake Groot of Ar­
cadia called on relatives Wednes­
day evening
Mr and Mrs. Frank Wilson, who
recently moved to Boise, came after
their furniture Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Oerrlt Groot of
Apple valley returned recently from
a visit with their son and daughter-
in-law. Mr and Mrs Jake Groot of
(Juincy. Washington and other
friends In the Willamette valley.
They were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Dick Groot Thursday.
ss P ar - T - P ak
1.00
MAY BE CALLING UPON YOU SOON
sure to have a bottle of PAR-T-
If you are pre­
pared to meet her with a bottle
of PAR-T-PAK, you will receive
$1 plus another bottle of PAR-T-
PAK in your favorite flavor.
AT
YOUR
FAVORITE
GROCERY
COLA
Program
M ANGI
Mr. and Mrs Henry Estrick and
Vaughn of Meridian. Mr. and Mrs. trip to Ogden and Montana, where
Delbert Cleaver and Brian and Gary. they visited relatives.
Cheryl Cleaver and Mrs. Lillian
8chiUer were Sunday dinner guests
at the Alva Goodell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowles were
dinner guests at the Bill Brooks
home Friday.
of
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver. Mr
and Mrs. Howard Day and Jerry
D IP IN D A S L I
and Sandy fished at the dam Sun­
IN S U R A N C E P R O T E C T IO N
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver enter­
tained a group of their friends Fri­
KEN POND AGENCY
day evening. The occasion was Mr.
Real Estate and Insurance
and Mrs. Cleaver's 9th wedding an­
16 North 3rd.
Phone 218
niversary. Refreshments were serv­
For Evening Appointments
ed.
Phone 54-M
Return From Vacation
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stevenson re-
PEACE
C ou n ty C entral C om m ittee
The newly elected Republican Precinct Committee
men and women will meet in the Circuit Court
Room at Vale, Oregon on July 6. 1950. at 8:00 P. M.
The following named parlies have been elected as
precinct committee men and women who should
attend.
with our grain-fed
HEREFORD BABY BEEF
fed in our own feed lot.
P. J. Gallagher. County Chairman
and appointed by the State Chair-
man to call the above meeting.
This is the best young grain-fed
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEEMEN AND
COMMITTEEWOMEN ELECTED IN MALHEUR
COUNTY. OREGON AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION
HELD ON MAY 19th, 1950.
meat that you can buy
GET A SIDE OR WHOLE CARCASS
JACOB FISCHER
Precinct
Phone 381- W
WART". The Speed Cop
Adrian
Applegate
Arcadia
Big: Bend
Brogan
Cairo
East Grange
Fair
Harper
Jameison
Jones
Jordan Valley
Juniper
McDermltt
North Vale
Nyssa No. 1
Nyssa No. 3
Ontario No. 1
Ontario No. 2
Ontario No. 3
Ontario No. 5
Owyhee
Ridgeview
Riverside
Rockville
Snake River
South Vale
West Grange
By Bingham
B jÄ tu d t S m m I I J CJL
PHONE
W HOLESALE-RETAIL
W A S H IN G P O L IS H IN G . I.L B K IC A T IN C
—
MIND
N otice o f M eetin g of R e p u b lic a n
FILL UP YOUR LOCKER
OR DEEP FREEZE
I n G i v e n
OREGON TRAIL, July ft—The Ore­
gon Trail union Sunday school Bible
school closed Sunday morning with
a program.
The teachers were
Frances Foster, Wilma Bullard, Bar­
bara Mosier and Doris Rigney. The
program consisted of Bible verses,
songs and flannel-board stories. Cer­
tificates for perfect attendance and
memory work were presented as fol­
lows: First year certificates, David
Smith, Alice, Judy and Dennis Wil-
nn Bill and Butch Cannon. Harry-
ette and Lary Oardner and Pamella
Alexander; second year certificates,
Janyce, Carol and Marlene Adams
and special awards for memory
work, Frank Parr and Elvln Alex­
ander. Rev. and Mrs H. O. Chand­
ler and sons of Caldwell and sev­
eral other people visited Oregon
Trail Sunday school Sunday morn­
ing.
Bernice Gardner was hostess to
the Merry Matrons club Wednesday
afternoon, June 28. Thirteen mem­
bers and one guest, Marzene Camp­
bell. answered roll call with “ Fam­
ily Halrlooms” . Oladys Byers won
the hostess prize. Ol fleers were el­
ected for the remainder of the year
as follows: President, Peggy Brown;
vice president, Opal Holmes, and
secretary, Bernice Seuell. The next
meeting will be held July 12 with
Vinnle Smith as hostess. Roll call
will be answered with “My Most
Embarrassing Moment”. In a quizz
game Vinnle Smith and Peggy
Brown won prizes. Lunch was serv­
ed by the hostess, assisted by Al­
berta Bowen and Marzene Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen and
Billie and Mrs Lavernr Cleaver
spent last week-end at Anderson
Ranch dam visiting relatives.
If she should call upon you be
PAK on hand.
ARCADIA. July 6—Mr. and Mrs
Otis Bullard and Mr and Mrs Thea
Matherly returned Thursday evening
from a business trip to Pendleton
and H?rmlston. They also visited
the Holoday families at Ukiah.
Oltn Lay Is harvesting his peas
this week for the cannery. Fred
Schilling harvested his last week
Dean Hayashida of Nampa visited
last week with his cousins, David
and Janie Murchuml.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Zittercob and
son of Ontario visited in the John
Zlttercob home Sunday.
Mrs. Otis Bullard visited Mrs.
Lester Reece on the Idaho side Sun­
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moller vis­
ited In the Merle Boreson and Perl
Richard homes in Apple valley Sun­
day afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Lee Dali and sons
I of Nyssa and Harold Dali visited
i Mrs. Anna Dail Sunday evening,
j Giles Lay of Portland Is visiting
j Ills parents. Mr and Mrs. Olin Lay.
[ Otis Bullard chopped hay for Theo
Matherly. Norman Hipp and Elmer
Stradley this week
At School Closing
BE PREPARED TO MEET HER
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site of the old one, has been built
horseshoe-shaped, to make every
seat a good one. Although reserved
seats are available and may be pur­
NAMPA, July 6—Special—The big­ chased in advance, officials pointed
gest and fastest show In the 35-year out that all seats this year will be
history of Nampa's Snake River good.
Preceding each of the five nights
stampede Is promised by directors
of the local Harvest Festival as­ of the rodeo will be the colorful
sociation when the 1950 rodeo gets riding club exhibition with a num­
underway Tuesday, July 11 for a ber of trophies and prizes to be a-
live-night run In the newly con- j warded to the clubs winning in the
various divisions.
structed 10.000-seat stadium.
A variety of special acts will be
Oene Autry will appear In person
each night of the show, accompanied seen. Gene Payne of Tuooon, Ari­
by his two famed horses, Champion j zona Is announcing for the show.
and Little Champion, and by the
Cass County boys, a trio of west- I Mother Of Mrs.
ern music makers.
Hoffman Better
Leo J. Cremer of Big Timber, j
Montana will again act as stock [
contractor and arena director for BUENA VISTA, July 6—Mrs. S. B
the show. Cretner has been stag­ Hoffman has returned from Neb­
ing the Nampa show since 1937 and raska, where she had been helping
this year will observe his 25th year care for her aged mother for several
in rodeo.
weeks. She reports that her mother
The new stadium, located on the Is improving in health.
(¿ pup Autry Will
I Yu Harvestin'*
At Arcadia Begun
Appear At Rodeo
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Committeeman
Committeewoman
IJan Holly
BiU Wells
James Medley
Wm. Stewart
Andrew M. Graham
J. W. Cudd
G. Y. Chester
II. B. Wilcoxon
Martin Joyce
W. W. Jones, M. D.
John R. Den tel
E. E. Clark
F. T. Morgan, Jr.
J. J. Sarazin
W. H. Larson
H. C. Rice
E. Otis Smith
( has. T. Black
Glen W. Antrim
W. S. Bruce
Leone Beus
Goldie Roberts
Etbel Jones
lads Hoffman
Jessie B. Marquis
Hilda Chambers
Anna Miles
D. Rorabaugh
Violet Skinner
Ethel Barlow
Jessie Wilkinson
Martha Beechler
Judy Van Orman
Emma P. Staples
Mary H. Moore
Vivian Flanagan
Bernice Antrim
Mrs. Charles Coutz
Ellen Corta
Thelma Gribbin
Robt. D. Lytle
Mable Lang
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