THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1950
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SUNSET V ALLE Y. Oct. 5—Mr*.
Orover Cooper and Mrs Charles
Culbertson attended the all-day O n­
tario meeting for the project leaders
of the county extension units F ri­
day.
Miss Lucy Lane, clothing
specialist of Corvallis, presented the
lesson on care, pressing, and spot­
ting of woolen materials
Mrs Orover Cooper. Mrs. O P.
Counsll, Mrs. Lorensen, and Mrs. E.
J. Hobson attended the Ontario
sewing class at the Lindberg school
Thursday.
November 2 Is the date set for a
county-wide sewing machine dem­
onstration.
Miss Lucy Lane will
give the demonstration and person­
ally assist all who bring their sew­
ing machines to the meeting Each
will be shown the proper use of the
extra sewing attachments on the
machine
A Sunday dinner was served at the
O laf Pylltngness home In celebrat­
ion of the 72nd birthday o f Olaf
Pyllingness, who was born In Fyl-
lingness, Norway Ouests were Mr
and Mrs Harold Pyllingness and
two children
The occasion also
celebrated the Monday birthday
of Harold Pyllingness. son of Olaf
Mrs. Irvin Charland and son were
week-end guests at the Ira Chadd
home, while Charland was hunting
with Oral and Omar Hite and Leon­
ard Smith
Wednesday evening guests at the
Ira Chadd home for dinner were
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, cele­
brating the 2»th Chadd wedding
anniversary
Ouests of Mr and Mrs. Ora New-
gen for Sunday dinner and supper
were Mr and Mrs Roy Watkins of
Hornedale, Mr and Mrs. Ross Rob-
Owyhee returned home Thursday af- 'where they attended the wedding o f
erts and sons. Dwayne and Rodney Special supper guests also included She announced the receipt of $5 ter a week's visit In Salt Lake City, 1 their nephew. Don Sessions,
from
the
Mary
and
Martha
group
of
of Caldwell, and Mr. Richard Huett Mr. and Mrs. M elvin Pendarvis and
of Roswell, Idaho.
daughter and Mr. and Mrs Lewis the Adrian United Presbyterian
Mrs Olaf Pyllingness visited In Mitchell.
1 church and $7.50 from the Out-Our-
Caldwell Monday and was an over­
th e uwyhee L. D. S. Relief society I Way club, as well as 11 dozen tea
night guest there.
opened its regular fall work with its towels from the Pioneer club of
Boise shoppers Monday were M r (October 3 m eeting at the Oregon
i Newell Heights.
and Mrs. Elver Nielsen and Mr. and T rail schoolhouse.
j During the business meeting sev- :
Mrs. James Robb
Marion Carey o f Boise was an | eral important items of business
Mr and Mrs Pete Wilson, Mr. overnight guest of Miss Marian Price
were discussed including the fall
and Mrs. James Robb. M r and Mrs Thursday at the Ira Price home.
auction sale to be held October 14
Bill Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Hudson Mrs. Alla Province of Caldwell vis­
with Mrs. Virgil McGee and Mrs
Robb, Harry Hathaway and Prances ited at the Price home all day F ri­
Frank Morgan as chairmen.
Theil and Earl Wilson held a fam ­ day.
Th e auxiliary members voted to
ily picnic last Sunday at the Nyssa
Mrs. Ira Price lelt Saturday for a contribute $2000 of their funds for j
park.
visit with relatives at Lexington, the purchase of surgical supplies for
Mr and Mrs. E. H. Tolm an and Nebraska.
She accompanied Fred
family of Ontario and Mrs. Adah Babcock's mother and his sister, the hospital.
Mrs. Bernard Eastman, reported
Snyder were dinner guests at the Mona, who were driving to Nebraska.
that auxiliary sponsored concert
Orover Cooper home Sunday
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Filer of M ad­ will be held December 5, featuring
Snyder remained at the Cooper ras, Oregon were houseguests of M .
the Boise Elks Gleemen. Mrs East­
home for a vLsit.
and Mrs. C lifford Wolfe Saturday. man, chairman of the nurse’s schol- [
Mr and Mrs. C lifford W olfe and
Richard Graves of Sun Valley,
two daughters were among those at­ Idaho, visited at the home of his arship committee, presented Miss
tending a large fam ily dinner and form er classmate, Mrs. Robert Ditty, Kay Peterson, who told of the plans
gathering Sunday at the O tto W olfe one day this week. Mr and Mrs. of the nurse's scholarship committee j
home In Nampa T h e occasion was D itty and Mrs. Leota Ditty made a composed of representatives of the
in honor of C lifford's sister, Phyllis, business trip to La Grande this chamber of commerce, the Eagles
lodge and the Lion's club. The aux­
who was married to Ralph W illey week.
iliary voted to also contribute a
in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nishitani nurse's scholarship.
Ed Mortensen
arrived
h o m e and son, David, dined in Boise at
Mrs. Carlos Buchner was appoint­
Thursday after spending two and a the George Nishitani home F iday
half weeks visiting in the San Fran­ and with the Joe Saito family in ed chairman of a committee to col­
lect canned goods for the hospital.
cisco area.
Ontario Saturday.
The date of the collection is to be
Returning Monday from a five-
Mr. and Mrs. K eith Wooley and announced.
day trip to Prosser, Washington were son o f Parma moved this week to
Mrs. Browne stated that there was
Mr and Mrs. Rob Thompson, Miss the small house on the Vern Garner
Rose O arver o f Beverly Hills, Mrs. farm. W ooley hopes to find work still need at the hospital for gallon
and '4 gallon jars, such as vinegar
Paul Bergam and Judy and Dean at Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wooley, I
Bergam
The group visited at the Jarvis Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs or purex jars; of 16 ounce bottles,
home of Frank and Don Toshch, | Norman O arner left Friday on a and glass Jars such as Skippy pea­
nut butter jars, and one gallon tin
NOW P A Y IN G
brother
of
Mrs.
Bergam,
and ! hunting trip.
cans.
nephews of Mrs. Oarver.
i Mrs. Ray O rr spent the week in |
Home improvements were made Boise with her husband, who is
during the week by Herbert Bergam employed near there in a sawmill. : Republican Women Meet—
piping water to the house. Ira Price T h e two youngsters stayed with their | Members of the republican wo­
having hLs house insulated, ^and D el­ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William men's group met in Ontario Tuesday |
bert Garner having his house paint­ Orr. Little Evelyn Cleaver also stay­ of last week for a luncheon at the |
Moore hotel to hear Mrs. Freda
ed white.
ed with them while Leslie Cleaver Peterson of Dallas and Mrs. George
Mr and Mrs. Ed Nielsen o f Toledo, hunted.
Oerlinger of Portland discuss the
Wa .hington moved last week to this
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCoy vis­
region They will make their home ited Thursday at the Lew McCoy measures and issues of the coming
on their farm on the Black canyon ranch near Ironside and were over­ election. Mrs. Peterson also told of j
the recent conference of the state
project, between Nyssa and Fruit- night guests.
republican committee members that |
land.
Mr. and Mrs Nielsen are
she had attended in Utah, Members
parents of Elver. C lifford and C lif­
from Adrian. Nyssa, Vale and O n­
ton Nielsen.
School Day Party
tario attended the meeting in On- I
Dinner guests at the Chester
I
n
Held
By
Women
tarlo.
Bowns home Saturday were Mr and
INQUIRE AT
Mrs. Ellis Field of Utah. The two
T R A IL , Oct
5 — T ile Cub Awards Given—
women arc sisters
T h e Fields O R E O O N
The monthly Cub Scout pa:k
brought machinery with them, as M erry Matrons chib met Wednesday
they have purchased a farm west of afternoon, September 20 at the home meeting was held last Thursday
N j a and will move within a o f Alberta Bowen. Eleven members evening in the little auditorium of
16 NORTH 3rd ST.
answered roll call with "school day the high school. At this meeting
month.
Overnight guests at the home of memories.'' Bernice Sewell won the two new den mothers, Mrs. Roy
Barnes
and
Mrs.
Jimmy
Savage
Mr and Mrs Walter Hillts W ed ­ door prize. T h e afternoon was spent
nesday were M r and Mrs. Jack socially. T h e next club meeting to were presented to the group. Enter­
Dudley of Burley, and their daugh­ be held October 4 with Viola Adams tainment for the evening was pre­
ter, Mrs Dean Day o f Tw in Falls. as hostess. R oll call will be ash sented by the four den chiefs, Stan
tray donations for the hospital. Thompson, Carl Tyler, Lyle Cottle
Awards were
Games were played
Lunch was and Byron Caldwell
served by the hostess, assisted by given, with Allen Caldwell, David
Vaughn, David Phillips and Marvin
__ a p p r o v e d -
Oladys Byers,
As a climax to a membership Pett receiving the bob cat awards;
drive conducted by the Merry M at­ David Vaughn and David Sea-
Optometrist
rons club the lasing side entertained wright the wolf award. Tom my Sal­
at a party Friday afternoon. The lee, the bear award and Byron Cald­
The
party, which was held at the home well, the den chief award.
Eyes Examined
of Marie Holmes, was a school day theme for the next pack meeting will
party. A fter several classes, a recess be on the Navaho Indians.
Phone 720
for lunch was called Those present
If you are driving a Kaiser or Frazer car
received their lunch in a paper bag. Return From Utah—
Mr and Mrs. Ray Schulthles of
718 Arthur St.
Where the bags were opened they
we are equipped with the latest testing
were found to contain sandwiches,
cookies, grapes, pop and an all-day
Caldwell, Idaho
equipment
and factory trained mechan­
sucker.
A fter lunch classes were
FOR YOUR PLUM BING
continued. Prlees were awarded to
ics to put your car in the best o f condition.
Bernice Seuell, Peggy Brown and
NEEDS
Oladys Byers.
Mr and Mrs. Earl Tromble and
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
Mrs. May Snedden o f Johnstown.
Colorado arrived at the F. O. Holmes
BRING YOUR TROUBLES TO US
and Pressure Systems
home Saturday The visiting women
are sisters of Mrs. F. O. Holmes.
Call
On Sunday evening other callers at
the F O. Holmes home were Mr I
J. C. S M I T H
and Mrs. Rutland Holmes and fam ­
ily, M r and Mrs Roy Holmes, Bon- |
13 Years In Nyssa
Highway 30— East of Town
nie Kressly, Mr and Mrs. F. S j
Phone 78-J
Byers and family and Miss Della (
Ontario, Oregon
Phone 287
Shuster o f Ontario. Mrs. Snedden
showed home movies which she took ,
in Hawaii last winter.
In celebration of the 16th birthday
Té
o f their son, Lary, Thursday evening,
M r and Mrs. R, W. Holmes were
hosts at dinner
Ouests were Mr.
and Mrs. F. O. Holmes and Bob and
Junior.
Rose Mary R effett of Nampa vis­
ited last week with her grandpar­
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rook-
stool. Oinger W hitman o f Nyssa
spent the week-end at the Rookstool
home.
M r and Mrs W illiam Mills of
California are visiting M r Mills' sis­
ter. Mrs J E. Bowen and family.
Mrs. F O. Holmes and her house
guests. M r and Mrs. Earl Tromble
and Mrs M ay Snedden of Johns­
town. Colorado were dinner guests
of M r and Mrs. A. M. Ooodson
near Parma Monday evening
Meuller Furnaces-
Link
Belt
Stokers
Estimates Gladly Given
GEORGE J. KINZER
HEATING
Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho
Auto Repairing, Reboring. Valve
Grinding and Lathe Work
AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
FOR SALE
1941 Chevrolet 4-door sedan
ED P R U Y N
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Phone 56-W
E A S T E R N OREGON
FEDERAL SAVINGS
%
NOTICE
That County Warrants not presented
will be cancelled.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat the following
warrant* will be cancelled and the payments thereof
will be refused unleas said warrants are presented to
the County Treasurer for payment on or before October
31. 1950.
GENERAL FUND W ARRANTS
Claimant
Amount
Nellie D. Leavell
$ .10
No.
Date Issued
3040
Nov. 12. 1942
5513
Oct. 8, 1942
TAYLO R GRAZING DIST.
Coll, of Int. Revenue $5.55
4493
KEN POND AGENCY
KAISER-FRA2ER
DR. G.W . GRAVES
GENERAL ROAD W ARRANTS
Leland J. McKinney $2.82
O N INSURED ACCOUNTS
May 13, 1943
II S. SACKETT,
County Clerk.
S ervice
Sales & Service
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MUTCH OIL CO.
DON’T BE TRICKED INTO
PROHIBITION-
W e Have It and It’s Free
ON N0VIMBER 7th
No Strings Attached.
No Obligation On Your Part
IT'S THE B <5. M NEW USED EQUIPMENT SERVICE
V O TE
317xN0
L a s t M e a s u r e on t h s B a l l o t
Be sure to register so that you
R N . O ° W « r
can vote 317 X N O — a vote
attainst the return of bootleg­
ging. racketeering, speakeasies,
disrespect for law and order, and
Auxiliary Will
Spend #2000 For
lloHpilal Supplies
At the regular meeting o f the
Malheur Memorial Hospital auxiliary
held at the parish hall Monday a f­
ternoon. the members o f the group
expressed their warm appreciation
o f the untiring efforts o f their presi­
dent. Mrs Welsey Browne, in the
summer's work of the auxiliary
Mrs Browne stated to the group
that their efforts would be contin­
ually needed as the hospital begins
operations and continues to operate
all the other evils of prohibition!
W X 1 g&
K & W 8 *“ K ?»
Ciblent 317 X N*
301 lumbar
P e rt te rt.
When the sale is completed, you get the FULL
CASH PRICE you asked for. NO DEDUCTIONS!!!
Right now we need good used farm machinery in
almost every category to provide for the large
numbers of buyers who visit the lots every day.
Now Available
Late model tubular farm-hand, complete with hay
basket and manure fork for only $595.
Several used, good single-row potato diggers.
Some good used Self bean cutters for use with
International H-M orF12 tractors.
A late model ensilage harvester with Allis-Chalm-
ers motor.
BRING YOUR USED MACHINERY IN AND LET US
SELL IT TODAY!
TO PORTLAND—thru
Scenic Central Oregon
la* Stidtf. tr„
.
Why let the equipment that you no longer need
rust aw ay in the field? Bring it to the B & M Equip­
ment company's lots at Caldwell or Nyssa. Tell us
the price you want and let us sell it for you. W e'll
display it— advertise it— and provide trained sales­
men to sell it.
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TRAIIWAVS
TNI VRI IMDI Y BUS U N I
220 Main St.
Phone: 331
B. 6» M. Equipment Co.
NYSSA, OREGON
CALDWELL. IDAHO