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r PAGE FOTTE THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1950 4-H Glul» Girl* II .>1.1 («u th eriii;' NU-ACRES. July 20—Mrs BUI Harm and children of Pocatello vis ited one day last week at the Ed Meroney home. Mr. and Mrs E. C. Johnson were pleasantly surprised last week whet) they returned from their fishing trip to find his parents, Mr. and Mr Robert Johnson, and his sister and famly. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Moore and Paul of Stillwater, Oklahoma, here for a visit. The visitors re- turned to their homes In Oklahoma last Monday. Mr and Mrs Ed Meroney and Joy were dinner guests of Mrs. O. 0 Wherry In Payette Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Henkel and Mr and Mrs Ray Rapp made a pleasure and business trip to Boise Thursday The Do-More 4-H club girls held an all-day meeting at the hall last Tuesday, The girls from the clubs led by Mrs. Covington and Mrs. Sullens met with them. Miss Ab bott. county home demonstration agent helped them in judging in preparation for the fair this fall. Mr and Mrs. Dick Holdsolaw of Brighton, Colorado visited at the Fred Henkel home two days last week Mrs Holdsolaw Is a nelce of Mrs Henkel. Mr and Mrs. Carl McD Roe and family and Mrs. Shaw, all of On tario, called Friday evening on Jim D Roe and his mother. Mrs. Curtis Fry and Mary Jo made t a business trip to Payette Saturday. Mrs. O. O. Wherry of Payette vis ited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney Judy Harm of Pocatello was an all-night guest of Joy Cullen last Monday. Margie Johnson spent the holidays in Walla Walla with Mr. and Mrs Lenard Evans and family. Mr and Mrs. Frank Alberson of 8t. Joseph. Missouri arrived Sunday morning for a visit at the M. C. YOUR Sewing M achine DR. G.W. GRAVES Modernized to Portable electric, or Console Table Stand. New parts for all machines. Reverse units Installed. One hundred per cent guarantee repairing. Rebuilt machine bargains. . , . Optometrist Eyes Examined Phone 720 F. "Lete" SACKETT 718 Arthur St. 489 South First Street 3rd House South of Nyasa-Vale Highway V. S. No. 28 Since 1890 12 Vrs. Ontario Caldwell, Idaho I I. A INK r o i « I) B K 0 S . DRAGLINE WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS AVAILABLE FOR DRAINAGE CANAL CLEANING BASEMENTS EXCAVATING TANK HOLES Phone 216-R or 293NW Nyssa, Oregon Meuller Furnaces- Link Belt Stokers Estimates G ladly Given GEORGE I. KINZER HEATING Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho ONTARIO. OREGON 29 HEIFERS, SOME BRED. 3 YOUNG BULLS. 33 BREEDERS ARE DONATING THESE CATTLE TO OREGON JERSEY CATTLE CLUB TO SPONSOR A FIELD MAN. SOME OF THE BEST BLOOD LINES IN UNITED STATES AND CANADA OFFERED IN THIS AUCTION. THE THREE BULLS OFFERED ARE OUT OF VERY HIGH PRODUCING FAMILIES. CATALOGUE WILL GIVE FULL DETAILS. WRITE SALES MANAGER FOR ONE. PLAN TO ATTEND THIS SALE. Auctioneer Fari O. Waller Filer, Idaho Sale« Manager I,. A. Ilulbert Independence. Oregon grandson, Elvin, is spending the To Yellowstone— Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Keveren and week in the mountains with his sons, I Bob left Tuesday for a trip through Alvin and Bob Marrs. the Yellowstone park. Oeorge Adams ol Oregon Trail was a week-end guest at the Russell Talbot home. Mr. Adams is the lather of Mrs. Talbot. Mrs. Ira Marrs has returned from the mountains where die spent a week with her son and their families. Strawberry o Chiffon Pies Attend Excursion— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray left Friday for Portland, where they will visit relatives prior to returning to their home at Alimo, California. They spent several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bybee. Mrs. Murray is a cousin of Mrs. Bytoee. Return To Nyssa— Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Winchell and Betty and Jack Winchell returned Saturday from a trip, vacationing In the Yellowstone park and the Black hills, and visiting relatives in Coun cil Bluffs, Iowa and in Denver. FOR YOUR PLUMBING 45c Luscious, f l u f f y filling made with freshly crushed strawberries in a tender, [ mealy (flaky) crust. Here's a delicious wholesome des sert already for your dinner tonight! A strawberry treat to tempt every appetite. NEEDS Bath Sets, Water Heaters and Pressure Systems BUY IT BAKED Call Morris Bakery J. C . SMITH 13 Years In Nyssa Phone 78-J at Phone 374 “ Home of Home Made Bread” E A S T E R N OREGON FEDERAL SAVINGS NOW PAYING NEWELL S BODY SHOP W e Specialize In Auto Body Repair And Painting P '/z ON INSURED ACCOUNTS C om e In And Let Us Give You a Free Estimate INQUIRE AT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED KEN POND AGENCY 16 NORTH 3rd ST. FOURTH ANNUAL —JERSEY AUCTION— Saturday, August 12, 1950 LUNCH SERVED ON GROUNDS Seuell home. Mrs. Alberson is a William Oahley of Parma and Mrs. A. C. Henderson in Adrian. Mabel sister of Mrs. Seuell. Henderson spoke at the meeting Ida Collins of Boise. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Samuels and Dirk de Oroot, who stays with the Mrs. Wesley Piercy of Newell family. Mr and Mrs Roy Moore and Marion Kurtz family, spoke at a Heights attended the meeting also. Elizabeth of Nampa, and Mr and Orange meeting In Adrian Monday Mrs E R Coddington of Emmett evening. While Mr and Mrs. Kurtz Couple Hosts At made a trip to McCall Saturday were visiting In Portland last week. Birthilav Party Mr and Mrs Conrad Peppenheim Mr de Oroot attended college at of Portland visited Mr and Mrs. Corvallis for a two-day period of MITCHELL BUTTE, July 20—Miss Fred Henkel Saturday. Sunday and ; instruction. Monday. Mr and Mrs. M. L. Judd and son. Charline Wiley became the bride ol Wanda and Shirley Johnson were Maurice, J r ., and Mrs John Downer Jack Ward at a ceremony performed all-night guests of Joy Cullen had dinner In the L. J. Kinney home in Boise July 14. They were ac Thursday and Friday. in Ontario Saturday evening and companied by the bride's parents, Circle four of the Fruitland Meth visited friends and relatives in Em Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wiley and the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Russell odist church held Its -egular month mett Sunday. ly meeting at the Nu-Acres Com Mrs. Marlon Kurtz and Joyce Talbot. Darllne Smith is staying at the munity hall with Mrs. Cecil Evans, Highland gave a personal shower in Mrs. Clarence Strawn and Mrs. honor of Shirley Smith Friday at home ol her aunt, Mrs. Glenn Mc- Merle Thomson as hostesses. Fol the Kurtz home. Those attending Oinnls ol Nyssa, who Is ill. The 4-H Riding club met at the lowing the business meeting re were Mrs Kenneth l^hce. Barbara freshments of Ice cream, cake and Hatch, Betty Lou Jarvis and Patricia Overstreet beet dump lor their Fri day practice. tea were served, Smith. Molly and Geneva Connaughy Mr. and Mrs Paul Thomson and Those from Newell Heights at family spent the week-end vacation tending the bridal shower in honor stayed with the Donald Brewer ing near Oarden valley. of Shirley Smith of Adrian, former children while Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Mr and Mrs. E C. Johnson and ly of Newell Heights, at the United were in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Olp spent family and Mr and Mrs. Ed Mer Presbyterian church in Adrian Wed oney and Joy went to the rodeo in nesday were Mrs. Charles West, Ada Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Case at Nampa Monday evening Pearl Scott, Mrs Roy Hirai. Mrs. a swimming party. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Babcock and The Do More 4-H club met Fri Roger Norland and Eric, Mrs. Mari day evening at the hall. During the on Kurtz. Mrs. Dorothy Kygar, Mrs. children were Sunday dinner guests meeting they elected two captains, Rube Graham, Mrs. Wesley Piercy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art who chose sides for a contest to and Mrs. Jake Borge and daughters. Mayes. The Cook and Johnson Dusting determine which side can sell the Caroline Schelmer went with a most fair buttons. Captains for the group from her sorority at Link’s service is doing crop dusting for the contest are Evelyn Evans and Larry business college In Boise on a tour farmers in the Mitchell butte dis Jenkins. Hostesses for the evening to San Pranclaco. They will attend trict. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lowe were in were the Evans, Henkel and Cruson a convention while on a 10 day trip. families. Mrs. John Downer of Caldwell Nyssa on business Friday. Mrs. Doyal Anderson and son’s Mrs Mary Palmer and son visited spent the week-end in the home of at the Fry home on Monday evening. { her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. have returned home from Ogden, where she had gone with her broth They formerly lived in the Nu-Acres Judd. community. Mrs M. L. Judd attended a lunch er, Dr. Franklin D. Hendricks of eon and Book club meeting in the Washington, D. C. and her father, Alva Watts home in Parma Satur Frank D. Hendricks of Ogden. The Is Held family held a reunion at Lava Hot day. By (lini» Members Mrs. M. L. Kurtz met Mable Hen Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McGinnis derson of Ontario at Nyssa and and son, Mr. and Mrs Buster Talbot ARCADIA. July 2 0 - The Arcadia brought her to the Kurtz home for and Lyle Curtis were Sunday dinner ■Sunshine club held its annual picnic lunch Thursday after which they at- guests at the Russell Talbot home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris and Sunday at the Arcadia grove for the The six Cub Scouts of den 5 meet family attended Che Nampa rodeo club members and their families. at the home of Mrs. Ira Marrs each Mrs John ZlttercoD returned last Thursday evening, Tuesday. week from a visit in Portland and tended a meeting of the Mary and Ira Marrs, accompanied by his Martha society at the home of Mrs. Vancouver. Mr and Mrs. Otis Bullard and family returned Saturday from a week's stay at their cabin at Mc Call Miss Beulah Corn, who Is em ployed In Caldwell, spent the week end with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Fay Corn. Highway 20 In Building Formerly Mrs. W. J Oardlner, who Is em Occupied By Oregon Radiator Works ployed at the telephone office in Nyssa, left last week for George town, Colorado, where she will visit her mother for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs Eggert Oft and Mike and Jerry of Fruitland were dinner guests Sunday evening In the Oeorge Moeller home. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Dowers of Madras, Oregon spent the week-end here with friends and relatives. Mi and Mis Chris Van Zelf of Scotia. California visited his sister, Mrs. Jake Oroot last week. Several farmers here have plant ed their fall lettuce. Oeorge Stewart sprayed clover for Oeorge Moeller Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Jake Oroot attended a birthday party for Oerrit Oroot In Apple valley Thursday evening Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Moeller ar.d girls were business visitors in Nampa and Boise Monday. Otis Bullard combined grain for Clyde Bowers this week. Annetta Stradley, Loretta Moel ler and Joan Mathcrly plan to at tend the American Sunday school conference at McCall next week. Mirlin« Is ll«‘!fl By Tractor (.lull NEWELL HEIOHTS. July 2 0 -A 4-H | Tractor club meeting was held in the Jake Borge home Monday evening. Those attending were E M Hauser. Threlma Elliott. lister Auker and Fred Deffer Visitors were Mrs. Hauser and Bruce. John Auker and Eddie Oear Jake Borge Is the local leader for the club. The next meet ing will be held Wednesday evening. July 1» at the Cecil Smith confect ionery In Adrian. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and family drove to Idaho Falls and back tills week, returning Friday. Mr and Mrs. Duane Hill returned to their home In Prlnevllle Saturday after visiting for a time In the Forest Hardman home Mrs. Hill Is Mr. Hardman’s daughter. Claris Douglas spent the week-end with the Charles West family. Visitors In the Marlon Kurtz home Monday were Mr and Mrs. D. M Stafford of Caldwell. Mr and Mrs. ! N YSSA NIGHT RODEO THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY 2 0 , 21 6 - 2 2 OPENING EVENT 8:30 P. M. N YSSA RODEO GROUNDS Three Thrilling Nights of Entertainment For Every Member of The Family In addition to the usual rodeo events, The O w yhee Riding Club and Nyssa Cham ber of Com m erce will sponsor an outsanding d og act presented by Repair or Remodel W e will be glad to give you complete information on how you can repair, remodel or paint your buildings on easy terms with three years to pay YOUR BUSINESS, AS ALWAYS IS GREATLY APPRECIATED SELF POLISHING SIMONIZ FOR FLOORS SHINES AS IT DRIES FOR QUALITY LUMBER AT LOWER COST Call The Nyssa Lumber Co. PITTSBURGH PAINTS m ^ « .J C «a 4j John Ostrom, owner Phon« 384 the M oore fam ily and the first appearan ce in Nyssa of BEESWAX, THE EDUCATED MULE Band Concerts will be Presenled Every Nighl The Nyssa M unicipal Band Thursday And Saturday Nights and the A ber deen. Idaho high school band Friday Night. $2000 IN CASH PRIZES SEATING CAPACITY 3000 RESERVE SEAT AND GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY OFFICE No Reserve Seats First Night Children Admitted Free Thursday Night ADMISSION: Adults, $1.50; children under 12 years. 75c, Inc. Tax. Reserve seats $2, including tax. MIDWEST SHOWS ON THE GROUNDS
