THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1950
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EAGLES A U X IL IA R Y IN IT IA T E S
Initiation was held Tuesday even
ing at the Eagles hall for seven
members of the Eagles auxiliary.
Those initiated were Mrs. Chet Sage,
Mrs. Robert Talbot, Mrs Mae Tracy.
Mrs Lem Wilson, Jr, Mrs Zack
Walker. Mrs. Oladys Morfltt and
Mrs. Verle Carpenter
Mrs. Ray
Russell, president of the group was
In charge of the business meeting.
Refreshments were served by Mrs
John Broad, Mrs. Gladys Byers and
Mrs. Ward Tyler following a social
hour of cards.
145 H U R S IR O W IR
G .T .W . r a t in g s : F -7 —
3 5 .0 0 0 lb s . an d F -8 —
39.000 lbs. G .V .W . ratings:
19.000 lbs. and 22,000 lbs.
135-, 147-, 159-, 178-, and
195-in. wheelbases. 145-
h.p. V-8.
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M A R R IA G E ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brandt of
j Kingman
Kolony announce the
marriage of their granddaughter.
Neva Beth Bradshaw to Robert
Haney, son of Mr and Mrs. E. H.
Haney, also of Kingman Kolony.
The ceremony was performed July
10 by L. D. S. Bishop Nephi Grlgg
at Vale.
The couple attended
Adrian high school the past year.
She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs
Henry Bradshaw of Medford.
YOU GET!
1. Electric Clock and Autom atic O v e n Timer)
2 . " U p - D o w n ” Unit and thrifty
Scotch Kettle!
3 . N e w H igh-Sp eed "R o c k e t” Unitl
4 . H igh -Sp e e d Radiant Broilerl
5 . 7-H eat Surface Units!
6 . T o p -O f-T h e -R a n ge Controls!
7 . Autom atic O v e n Pre-Heat!
8. 3 Large-C apacity Storage D ra w e rs!
9 . O v e rsiz e 2-Elem ent O v e n !
10. A c id -R e sista n t Titanium
Porcelain Finish!
1 1. Top Floodlight!
1 2 . H a n d y C o o k in g Chart!
PRICE INCLUDES THESE COOKING AIDS, TOO!
1 3 . N e s t o f th re e p a n t
f o r S c o tc h K e ttle !
1 6 . 7 - P o s it io n
r o a s t in g ra ck .
1 4 . D e e p - f a t f r y in g ,
c o o k in g
th e rm o m e t e r !
1 7 . O v e n -siz e
A lu m in u m
C o o k i e S h e e t!
1 5 . A lu m in u m deep-
fry b a sk e t!
1 8 . C o p p e r - c l a d , w h it
t lin g te a -k e ttle !
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EDER HARDWARE CO.
The Success O f The
NYSSA NIGHT
MR AND MRS CLUB MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson enter-
: talned their Wednesday evening
bridge club last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Lovejoy as guest play
ers. High score was held by Dr and
Mrs. John Kopp and low score by
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lovejoy.
BOOK CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Alva Watts of Parma enter
tained the members of the King-
man Kolony Book club at her home
with a dessert luncheon last Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Ha
worth reviewed the book "Skinny
Angel” ” by Jones. Mrs Yensen and
Mrs. Price of Parma and Mrs. Murl
Lancaster of Nyssa were guests.
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SHOW ER IS GIVEN
Mrs. Mary Peirce and her daugh-
ter,Mrs. Herb Turner, were co-hos
tesses at a pink and blue shower
honoring Mrs. Carl Lassiter at the
Pierce home last Thursday after
noon. Refreshments were served to
25 guests.
h o r s ip o w ir
Series F-6 and F-6 C.O.E.
16,000 lbs. G .V .W . 28,000
lbs. G .T .W . 110-h.p. (F-6),
106-h.p. (F-6 C.O .E.) and
95-h.p. Sixes or 100-h.p.
V-8. 9-ft. and 12-ft. Stakes
and Platforms. 3 wheel
bases.
o iro u gh ones
ENTERTAINS^ TOR SISTER
Mrs Lynn Lawrence entertained
Tuesday afternoon for a group of
friends at her home, in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Joe Johnson of Salt
Lake City. The afternoon was spent
Informally and refreshments were
served by the hostess
A N D 17 ÜXTRA-VALUE FEATURES
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Social Notes
to o H O k S IP O W C R
Series F - 5 - G .V .W . 14,000
!bs. Series F-6— 16,000 lbs.
G .V .W . 9-ft. and 12-ft.
Stake and Platform bodies.
134-, 158-, and 176-in.
wheelbases. A lso C .O .E .
100-h.p. V -8 o r 95-h.p.
Six.
Wet jobs
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clu d e P ick u p , E xp ress,
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Choice of 95-h.p. Six or
100-h.p. V-8. G .V .W . rat
ings range from 4,700 lbs.
( F - l ) to 10,000 lbs. (F -4 ).
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OUT OF THE
NYSSA NIGHT RODEO
But —
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Don’t Let Your Tires
Go Bang
BUY NEW ONES FOR THE BIG CELEBRATION
IS IMPORTANT
TO THE COMMUNITY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY __
JULY 20, 21 AND 22
NYSSA RODEO GROUNDS
F or S a fety A n d
C on ven ien ce
THENEFOBE, BE SURE TO ATTEND
JULY 20, 21 6* 22
Have your car serviced in a d
vance.
It will
pay
you
big
dividends.
IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT
A grand experience is in store
To eat the right kind of food during this hot weather.
Let us supply you with tasty summer meals served
either at home or on the picnic grounds.
for those who attend Nyssa's
Fourth Buckaroo Celebration.
Don't Forget! Children will be admitted to
the rodeo tonight free oi charge
W e C on g ra tu la te
Nyssa and its rural areas on the
GORDON'S DRIVE-IN
THE FOOD MART
WILSON'S HI-WAY MARKET
TAYLOR'S FOOD MARKET
POUNDS GROCERY
co-operation that has m ade this
gala event possible.
Herriman Molor Co.
Powell Service Slation
Child Eros. Phillips Station
Bunn's Signal Service
Farmers Supply Co-op
Thompson Oil Co.