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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. HVSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1950
the
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ward church. A . program
notes for relatives was located near revealed by relatives or officers, but Basaar Scheduled—
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valley Idaho Sunday She because of the tone of the letters The First Ward L D S Relief and dance will be held following
Mrs Lucille Norcott of Nyssa. who Garden
disappeared from her home last Fri apparently was driving to McCall a concerted effort was made to lo- society anil hold a bazaar Friday the bazaar. Refreshments will be
day afternoon after leaving two The contents of the notes were not. cate Mrs. Norcott as soon as possible I night. November 10 at 8 p. m. in | served.
The Gate City Journal
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FURNITURE
Lay It Away Now--Make That
Xmas Selection Early
Published every Thursday at Nys-sa. Malheur County. Oregon.
Entered at the postoffice at Nyaaa. Oregon for transmission
through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
the act of March 3, 1873
10 friends at a buffet birthday sup
per given last Friday evening at the
home of her mother. Mrs Bud Wil
son The places were marked with
CANCER FILMS SHOWN
dolls with circular
At a joint meeting of the Ameri favors of colonial
as skirts. Poliowing
can Legion auxiliary and the Ameri handkerchiefs
supper and presentation of i
can Legion last Thursday evening the
birthday gifts, the group attended
at the veterans hall, three cancer the
Adrlan-Nyssa ball game.
films were showen. Mrs Vernon
Reed, county chairman for the A- SHOWER HONORS COUPLE
merlcan Cancer society spoke brief Dr. and Mrs. John Kopp enter
ly on the film and their educational
purpose Following the showing of tained the members of their Wed
the films, Dr. John Kopp answered nesday evening bridge club at their
questions from the members of the home last Wednesday evening, with
audience Mrs. E K Burton In Mr and Mrs Orant Rinehart as
troduced the speakers. Pol lowing guest players. High score was held
the meeting, refreshments were serv by Mrs Rinehart and low by Dr
ed from a beautifully decorated tea Soli Dr and Mrs. Soli were pre
sented with pink and blue gifts from
table.
their club.
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PIONEER8 TO MEET
Daughters and granddaughters of TO GIVE ORGAN RECITAL
the Sugar City camp of the Utah Roy M. Darley. Salt Lake City
pioneers will hold their monthly tabernacle organist, will appear in
meeting at the home of Mrs Emma a concert organ recital Tuesday.
Kesler. three miles west on Gem November 14 In the L D. 8 chapel
avenue at 2 o’clock Thursday, Nov In Ontario The concert will be
ember 16 Captain Nell Bair Invites sponsored by the Ontario Ward L. j
all women or girls who are grand D 8 Primary association for the |
daughters or great granddaughters benefit of that organization in Its j
to join the camp Special music. j work with children All proceeds
pioneer histories, a lesson and re- ' will go to the organization Tickets j
may be purchased at the Origg Bros \
freshments will be arranged.
and Butler real estate office or Pre
scription Drug store In Ontario. The
BENEFIT DINNER SET
The I. O O P and Rebekah lodges program will Include the following |
numbers:
Trumpet Tune and Air, i
of Nyssa will sponsor a chicken
dinner and pinochle party at the I Chorale Fantasy. Jesu Joy of Man’d
O. O. P hall Saturday evening, Nov Desiring, Toccata and Fugue in D j
ember 11. The dinner will be serv Minor, Piece Herolque. Meditation,
ed from 5 30 to 8. followed by cards Dreams. An Evening Melody. The
This affair marks the beginning of Lost Chord, To a Wild Rose. Elfin
a series of pinochle parties to be Dance and Toccata from Fifth Sym- j
held during the winter months. phony.
Prizes will be given at each of the
parties
Harvest Parmer's Heels—
Forty members of the L. D. 8.
ENTERTAIN * AT DINNER
priesthood took farming equipment
Mr and Mrs Herbert Fisher en to the John Schenk farm Monday ;
tertained at a dinner at their home to harvest his 16-acres of beets be
last Sunday Guests Included Mr cause of his Illness Members of
and Mrs Robert Thompson. Mr and the Second Ward Relief society fur
Mrs Herschal Thompson of Adrian, nished and served dinner at the
Mr and Mrs. Dale Garrison and Mr Schenk home for the workers Mr.
and Mrs Dave Mitchell.
Schenk, who is superintendent of the
L I) S Sunday school. Is expected
BUFFET SUPPER OIVEN
to remain in bed for several weeks
Miss Lois Wilson was hostess to because of a heart condition.
Social Notes
GOLDEN
RULE
Select from a complete stock oi line furniture, priced always below the market. New fall
slock is coming in daily, select from leading lines lo give you the best values available.
New bedroom furniture. Large roomy pieces in beautiful walnut and finished in Kemvar,
that wonder finish that withstands alcohol, finger nail polish, etc. Priced in five pieces
at $50.00 under the market. Walnut and mahogany dropleaf desks, finished in Kemvar.
Davenos and davenport sets, in beautiful mohair frieze. Chrome sets, odd rockers, occas
ional tables, floor lamps and mirrors.
Electric ranges, refrigerators, washers, mangles and hot water heaters.
LAY IT AWAY NOW-A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE
Shop now, See our stock now
while it is complete
Ed Case Furniture Company
North of Y
Highway 20
Nyssa, Oregon
DOLLAR DAYS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND MONDAY, NOVEMRER 9,10 AND 13
MEN S COTTON SOX
SHEET RLANKETS
CHILD'S
SLEEPERS
NYLON
HOSE
REGULAR SI.69
COTTON WORK SOCKS
3 PAIR FOR
5 0 * REGULAR $1.49
$1
BLOUSES
SIZES 1 TO 6
$2
LIMET 3 PAIRS
NYLON PANTIES
SPORT SHIRTS
$1
SIZES 32 TO 38
$1
DRESSES
WHITE COLORS
$
3
REGULAR $4.95 TO $6.95
BOYS' ANKLETS
$5
RAYON GOWNS
VALUES TO $9.95
$1
Boys' and Men's Jackets IRREGULARS OF 50c. 5 PAIR $1 LACE TRIMMED
CHILDREN'S
COATS
HOUSE
DRESSES
$5
ZIPPER AND BUTTON
RAINCOATS
«3 NOT ALL SIZES
SKI SWEATERS
$6
SMALLER SIZES
SIZES 36 TO 44
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
$
5
BRIGHT FIGURED. REGULAR $7.95
MEN'S OXFORDS
WOMEN'S FALL COATS
$2
LOW AND MEDIUM HEEL
$
5
$10
BAMBOO
REGULAR $15.95
HOT ALL SIZES
Child's
LEAF RAKE
Oxfords and Patent Straps
S & H GREEN STAMPS
GOLDEN RULE
25*
$2
Nyssa, Oregon
WITH EVERY PURCHASE NOT ALL SIZES
REGULAR 29c
3 FOR
COTTON PLAID BLANKET
<]j|
FIRST QUALITY
COTTON FOOTED, ONE PIECE
ASSORTED COLORS
NEW FALL SHADES
STITCHED DESIGNS
PASTEL RAYONS
PINK. BLUE AND
SIZES 14l/a TO 17
FALL COLORS AND STYLES
STRIPES AND PLAIN
Yellow , Pink and Blue
ALL W OOL PLAID
Blue, Green, Red, Plain and
FAST COLOR
BLACK RUBBER
SANFORIZED COTTON
g j
FUR TRIMMED
REGULAR $9.95
SHORT AND LONG LENGTHS
Extra Heavy, 10C Y '( W ool
BLACK. RED AND BROWN
BROWN SPORT STYLES
Smooth and Suede Leather
A REAL VALUE
Grain and Smooth Leather
VALUES TO S4.95
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