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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1950 PAGE EIGHT Social ^Suites August 2 Guests were Mrs Ethel Mary Beckham. Mrs Emma Qulnby and Mrs Bernard Frost. High score was held by Mrs. Ward Tyler and second hltfi by Mrs Emma Quimby. Mrs Harry Miner won the travel ing prize. TO INSTALL OFFICERS The ladles auxiliary of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars will hold Installation of officers tonight Mrs Alfred Shelton will be the Installing officer. ENTERTAINS AT BREAKFAST Mrs, C. A. Mally entertained Mrs Jed Lewis and Mrs Richard Forbess at a breakfast In her home August 4 by the Power of Christ”; Fridav. School O fficial Appointed— The Pleading of My Dying Lawyer Henry Hartley, superintendent of Attracts Crowds and the Devil’s Sweat Box”. "My Nyssa schools, has been appointed the board of control of the Ore Experience With the Angels In My to gon High School Activities associ During the first three nights of Death House". "Five Steps From ation, which has charge of all inter- meetings at the community gospel the Scaffold” and What Happened high school relations throughout the tent at Fourth street and Good to the Gallows "; Sunday, 11 a. m , state. He will represent districts 1. avenue, the tent has been filled to The Bank Robber and His Little 2 and 3. including area between near capacity by attentive crowds Book”, and Sunday evening, 'The Bend. Nyssa and the Pendleton. Mr. who gather to hear Texas Slim” Death March”, "Behold the Hour Hartley succeeds Fred Patton of La Vestal, converted gangster and bank Has Come”, "Goodby Mother and Grande, who has moved to McMinn robber. Good Morning to Jesus”. He will probably stand for services are sponsored by Rev. ville. Ministers and members of their and The Mrs. election in December, when the term N. Pounds of Nyssa, of Mr. Patton congregations at Payette. Emmett, who wish Lloyd was to have expired. to express their appreci Wilder. Caldwell. Parma, Nampa ation for the help of all the people and Nyssa attended the inter-de who have made this meeting pos From Pocatello— nominational fellowship meeting sible at the home of Mr. and with their presence and con Visiting Monday evening. Rev. Vestal spoke E. L. Watson are Mrs. C. A. on "The Prayers of My Dying Moth tribution. Thanks are extended to Mrs. her three sons from er and Childhood Tragedies”. On the Christian church for the loan Whitney and Mrs. Whitney is the Tuesday evening his topic was ' The of the tent, the Cables Chevrolet Pocatello. Bank We Robbed, Cotton and Blood company for the use of the lot. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Watson. and My Negro Mamy’s Log Cabin”. Methodist church for the use of the Here From La Grande— the high school for the use Rev. Vestal, whose home is in pulpit, and Mrs. Clarence Kopp of the seats and to others for vari La Rev. Dallas. Texas, developed his message of Grande arrived here Tuesday for in successive stages as his life's ous furnishings. a visit with their son, Dr. John itory unfolds from night to night ; Kopp. and family. Rev. Kopp re and he states that his messages get Hospital Sewing Halted— turned home Wednesday, but Mrs. better and more powerful. His Sewing for the Malheur Mem Kopp remained for a longer visit. meetings have been sponsored orial hospital has been halted temp throughout the western part of the orarily because of the lack of mater Goes To Encampment— United States by many church ' ial. As soon as the material is jroups. received the auxiliary will be noti Clifford Mink, a first lieutenant The minister's topics during the fied and che remainder of the sew in the army reserve corps, left Sat next few days will be as follows: ing will be completed. A labeling urday for Fort Lewis, Washington Thursday. 8 p m , ”My Conversion machine has been purchased and all to attend a two-weeks encampment in Prison”, “Will God Save a Crim- | supplies and equipment are being of the 361st field artillery battalion. Lieut. Mink is a laisson pilot. inal" and Deliyerance from Dope labeled. Converte<l K o I i I mt /I n n i WED IN WlNNEMWCA Marlon Suiter of Nyssa and Ila Schurman of Saskatchewan, Cana da were married In Wlnnemucca, Nevada last week Mr* Suiter U the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F C. Schurman of Saskatchewan. She graduated from We* tern Canada high school. Mr Suiter graduated from Nyssa high (chool. The newly wed* are living on a ranch near Caldwell, while waiting for hi* In duction into the armed force*. - 4 IS - HEI.D SHOWER Mrs Howard Bair and Mrs Clar Scouts Receive Pin*— ence Heath were co-hostesses at a Twenty-five Nyssa Brownie Scouts pink and blue shower given for Mrs received Brownie pins Wednesday Thelda Bair Thursday of last week night at the home of Mrs William at the Bessie Bair home The even Schlrman Local Olrl Scouts made ing was spent playing games Mr.> the presentation. Bair received many lovely gift*. Here prom California— - BIRTHDAY - J PARTY OIVEN Mrs Marie Stewart of Redding. Miss Oladya Lewis was guest of California was a house guest at the honor at a birthday party given home of Mr and Mrs Harry Miner Monday of last week at the home of Mrs. Stewart Is an aunt of Mr her parents. Ten school friends en Miner joyed a wetner roast. New* O f Birth Received— P T A . TO M I e t IN NY8SA Mr, and Mrs Tom Eldridge re The Malheur County P T A will ceived Tuesday morning that meet In the Nyssa high school build Mr. and word Mrs. Don Eldridge of ing Friday. August Ik at 10 a m. Camas, Washington are parents of a All officers and Interested persons baby boy. are Invited to attend. OrVBH LA &N PARTY Louise Lewis was hostess at u lawn party for 12 friends Tuesday evening. The evening was spent In playing outdoor games BRIDOE CLUB MEETS Mrs Ray Russell was hostess to the Wednesday evening bridge club Doe* Plumbing Work— J C. Smith returned home last Thursday from Baker, where he did the plumbing for a drlve-ln theater. He was away from Nyssa for three days. Visiting prom Pheonix— Mr and Mrs. Richard Klmmell of Pheonix, Arizona spent last week A -l USED CARS 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline 4-door sedan, radio, heater, white sidewall tires. This is an exceptionally fine car. 1938 Chrysler Coupe-pickup. Good motor, 90% rubber, new paint. Well worth the money. 1939 Ford tudor. In good shape mech anically, but body is a little rough. Priced to sell. 1937 Chevrolet one-ton pick-up. Lots of service in this one. HERRIMAN MOTOR CO. YOUR FORD DEALER IT WILL PAY TO WAIT AND BUY YOUR Christmas Cards As You Buy Other Merchandise From Complete Selections In A Dependable Shop • * # YOU'LL TAKE MORE PRIDE IN SENDING DISTINCTIVE, NEW IDEA, FINER QUALITY CHRISTMAS CARDS THAT WE SOON WILL BE SHOWING IN EXCEPTIONALLY WIDE SELECTIONS • • • Imprinted In Ink In A Matching Color, Gold or Silver Stamped or Blank STATIONERY DEPARTMENT THE CATE CITY JOURNAL Mr. and Mr*. Emil Beguhl, who Shirley Smith is a daughter of Mr. were married July 15 in the I'nlted and Mrs. Cecil Smith of Adrian. Presbyterian church in Adrian, are living in Caldwell. The former (Photo courtesy Idaho Statesman) NEWS VIEWS BY LEW HERRIM AN With international affairs getting rougher, It .looks as though we’re all going to have to tighten our belts a notch. Higher taxes and production controls will make us work out a few adjustments we hadn't figured o n __ but like a run away on a one-way street, we hav en't much choice But this is no time for quibbling. We’ve all got to do the best we can for the good of the entire country. As Bernie Baruch said, "Most Americans are Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robbins of good Americans" When it comes to Ontario have announced the engage a showdown most of us will back ment of their daughter. Darlrne, to Uncle Sam to the limit. Anyway, Llewellyn Itobbin* of Nyssa, son of it's. better to give up a few things Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robbins. No now.... than to have to give up everything later. wedding date ha* been set. We saw a report about a Florida where an 31-year-old man visiting friends and relatives in accident In a 1925 bumped Into an 83- Nyssa. Mrs Klmmell Is the former year-old In car a 1923 car. Sounds like Katherine Mull. Florida propaganda to us. It's not Just propaganda . It's a fact. 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