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PAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. ORtt'OH. THURSDAY. A U G U ST 17, 1950 ! Parma grade school, will teach the It to be lodged a short way In, and Earl Leach Is their brother The firm grade The other teacher* will arhere they «dll leave It until some group were supper guests of Mr t* the same a» last year M r A h l - thing further develops. and Mrs. Borge and family Mr. and ---------- born will reside In the little house Mr and Mrs Charles McFarlln Mrs Stewart were en route to Ash A PPLE VALLEY. Aug 17—The on the Plagmann place Mrs Ahl- land, Oregon to sell some property and Mr and Mrs. DeLoyd Schim Apple valley school will open on born Is attending school this year mels and friends from Boise enjoy there. Tuesday, September Sth with two and will not be In tne community, Charlene and Oay Harris and ed a week-end fishing trip above new teachers on the faculty for this Bob Pearcy had the mlsfor- Riggins. Carol Slippy went with the Girl year. Mr Ahlborn will be principal tune to have a piece of flying metal Scouts to Pilgrim Cove at Payette Mrs. Ella Stephens left Monday and Mrs.Engleklng, whose husband penetrate his side while he was , evening for Portland where she will Lakes Sunday Is grade school principal of the lotng some riveting. 31-rays show | ylsM her grandson Billy Stephens The Boy Scouts returned Thurs he returns for active duty day from their trip to camp Billy "W ART", Tha Speed Cop By Bingham before Rice. They report an enjoyable trip. with the Marines M r and Mrs Kenneth Kygar of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman m m ir ■ j Harvy and lone, returned Saturday Vale visited in the Earl Kygar home ------- . , UK evening frcen a very enjoyable trip Sunday. Sharon Slippy accompan «im o u 'i that took them through ten west- ied them when they returned home. , M C N tlt? M r and Mrs. Harold Kurtz and i ern and middle-west states. After [ leaving here they motored to the Caroline left Friday afternoon for Craters of the Moon, then through Spokane where Harold will take the Yellowstone park and the Black hills place of the regular minister In the of North Dakota. After visiting In Second United Presbyterian church Nebraska, they returned home by of Spokane for three Sundays. He the way of Kansas, Oklahoma and will also conduct a Bible school. Mr. and Mrs Louts Pratt and Texas. They watched the Navaho and Hop! Indians at work In New children left Wednesday to visit a Mexico and enjoyed traveling brother of Mr Pratt's at Soda through the Impressive Bryce can Springs, California Richard Penn has gone to Salt yon. Mrs. Lillie Pouts and brother, Fred Lake City to register in the navy. John and Jake Roberts were called Schultz of Caldwell were Sunday dinner guests In the Clarence Pritts to Sunnyslde, Washington last Wed home Other visitors during the day nesday by the death of their brother were Mr and Mrs Everett Pritts who was killed by an electric fence Mrs. Hardy Pine and Judy of and daughter, Lorraine, of Caldwell PHONE / / 7 WHOLESALE -R E T A IL and Mrs Letha Roller of Middleton Olenns Ferry spent the week end In the home of her parents, Mr. and Charles Pitman had the misfor WASHING POLISHING LUBkICATING tune to lose a chopped haystack by Mrs. Carl Hill. Dirk Grout was a supper guest fire last week. The children of Mr and Mrs In the Van Ord home In Nyssa Samson have been having a siege Tuesday evening. of the whooping cough but are re covering satisfactorily 74lh Birthday Observed Clarence Pritts was called to Bend. Oregon. Friday evening by the seri By Twin Brothers ous Illness of his sister. On Satur day she was moved to a Boise hos NU-ACRES, Aug 17—Ambrose Main pital and Clarence returned home of Nu-Acres and his twin brother. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller have Avry Main of Payette, celebrated purchased a new Surge milking ma their 74th birthdays last Sunday chine. when about 40 friends and relatives Marlene Samson Is visiting in the met in the Kiwanis park at Payette home of her aunt at Ironsides, Ore for the occasion. gon and helping her with the sum Mrs Ed Meroney, Joy Cullen and mer work. Judy Harm were In Payette on bus Seventeen members of the M Y P iness, Friday. group met at the Jack Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs M. C. Seuell left Sunday evening. The early part of Friday morning for a trip to Miss the evening was spent playing cro ouri. While there they will attend quet and ping pong, after which r. a reunion of the Seuell family. very Inspirational devotional and Cecil Riddle and family have discussion hour was held. Refresh moved to Unity, Oregon. Bill R id ments of cake and punch were serv dle is moving to his father's resi ed by Mrs. Wilson. dence here and will look after the Several members o f the 4-H at farm work. tended the three day fair In Cald Mr. and Mrs. William Orasmlck well this week. This was climaxed and Mary Lou vLslted Monday night with the annual Dairymen’s picnic In Meridian with Mr and Mrs. Roy at Memorial park. Cantrell and Mrs. Rockhold. Mr and Mrs. Jack Reed returned Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter and Sunday of last week from a trip to grandson, Dennis Heap attended the California. While Jack attended to Caldwell rodeo Wednesday evening. business in Sacramento, Lucille vis Dennis who has spent the summer ited with her sister, Mrs. Tom Port with his grandparents, is returning WITH THE FAMOUS DUO-THERM FUEL OIL HEATER erfield at Santa Cruz. home this week to Emmett. Mr and Mrs. A. Modtn of Boise F. A. Johnson visited with friends and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Milled of In Nampa Wednesday evening. S t o p t r a c k i n g coal and ashes through the living room. Parma visited In the Jack Reed Charlott Evans of Nyssa spent the Quit stoking an old-fashioned stove! home Sunday afternoon. past week with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Conley Wilson and Mr and Mrs. Tom Evans. Get a new Duo-Therm and do this instead: Larry called on Mrs. Landis Dutro Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hohstadt and On the first chilly day strike a match—start your at Mercy hospital In Nampa Sun family were in Cove, Oregon from Duo-Therm —then lend the fire by turning a duill day afternoon Mrs. Dutro has been Tuesday until Thursday of last week seriously til the past week but Is visiting with relatives. IX C L U ilV t DUAL C H A M B IB SURNr* I Improving at present Mr and Mrs. Calvin Crandall and Turns cheap luel oil into waves of clean, safe, silent j Duane and Darrell Wilson went Douglas of Parma, visited with Mr. J on a picnic to Arrowrock dam Sun- aad Mrs. L. O. Hawley Friday even h e a t . . . gets more heal from every drop of oill ; day with Mr and Mrs. Ora Newgen ing. P A flN ffO f o w l * A IK B l o w n of Sunset valley Miss Naoma Riddle has been vis Mr. and Mrs Roy Qoolng and iting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Keeps floors and comers warm — gives uniform floor- children of Tule Lake, California Nadyne Nugent and family at Mad U> ceiling heat—cuts fuel bills as much as 25%! are visiting at the home of his ras, Oregon. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Oootng The Do-More 4-H club met at the and his sister, Mrs. Vere Hallle and hall on Thursday evening to make TNI tom C IIC U U T O I IN M O V ! ILLUSTRATION family. The visit has been marred final preparation for the Payette slightly by the measles crashing the County fair next week. P o tm -A k Additional party, but otherwise they are having Visitors at the Oeorge Smit home the past week were: Mr. and Mrs. a very nice time. 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After a business meeting refreshments of Buy it now and hava moat of It paid for by fall raspberry Ice-cream, anglefood cake with raspberry frosting and Iced tea *1.00 DOWN $1.00 A WEEK were served to the fourteen guests Mrs. Peterson and Mrs Plercy will Famous names In oil burning boaters— be co-hootess for the next meeting Mr and Mrs Mid Stewayt of DUO-THEKM, SPAR K S, ESTATE, H. C. LITTI.E TuLsa, Oklahoma and Mr. and Mrs Earl Leach and family of Nyssa. formerly Newell Heights, visited In Your Dependable Furniture Store the Jake Borge and Charles Harris Nyaaa Ontario Vala Payette homes Sunday Mrs Stewart is an aunt of Mrs Borge and Mrs Harris Apple Valley School . ,, I * acuity < .o m p lete B j/injít S jmj A cl TO KEEP WARM AS TOAST... Henkel. Mrs. Henkel's father. John Nyssa were Sunday dinner guests of R e tu r n F r o m ( a m p — Bobby Storm. Jimmy Barnes. Gary Wiederspon also visited the Henkel's M r and Mrs Ed Meroney. this week. Mrs C R Simmons of Nampa pent Bingaman and Ken Pond. Jr., re M r and Mrs. Bill Harm and fam Thursday at the D. L. Durrington turned home after spending last week at the boys' camp of the ily were Sunday dinner guests of home. Church of Christ at Cove. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney. About thirty attended the Farm Judy Harm has spent the past erettes picnic at the Kiwanis park Fly To Utah— week with her cousin, Joy Cullen. Mr and Mrs. Henry Storm have Mr and Mrs. Sherman Keck and In Payette Sunday. After the picnic returned from Richmond, Utah, fam ily attended a Keck reunion In some of the children went swim where they went on a business trip. the Nyssa park Sunday. There were ming in the pool. Leslie Johnson is atending church Mr. Storm piloted the plane on the about 45 guests in attendance, com trip. ing from Portland Oregon, Rich camp at Payette lakes this week. land, Washington and Sacramento, California Mr. and Mrs. Hawley attended the Caldwell rodeo Friday. 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