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PAGE SIX THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1950 Christ man Party Is Held By Cluh bers of the Pleasant Hour club met to eighth grades, attended the child Mrs Lew McCoy of Boulder Creek Thursday afternoon at the Oene ren's Christmas program at Adrian ranch near Ironside. Stephan home for their annual Thursday evening, when the Junior A children’s Chatstmas program Christmas party and gift exchange. band furnished the music. will be held Friday evening. De SUNSET VALLEY, Dec. 21—Mem- Plans were made for the members Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dimmick and cember 22 at the Sunset Assembly to return to the Stephen home the two children arrived home Wednes of Ood church, with popcorn and following Wednesday to pack food, day morning after visiting relatives treats for the children following. clothing and gifts for a local needy in Yakima. Cash Turner has sold his 160-acre family. Refreshments were served Oliver Larlmore, sawyer of Med ranch to Earnest Keneaster of John by Mrs. Stephans and Mrs. Ira ford was a house guest at the L. W. Day. The Turners have purchased Price. Pomeroy home three days this week. a 20-acre farm 1 1/4 miles east of Optometrist Fred Mitchell is working with Eight members of the Sunset ex Star on highway 44. Mr snd Mrs. Charlie McCoy in erecting M cCoy’s tension unit met Wednesday after Turner entertained at cards in their Eyes Examined new garage. noon at the home of Mrs. O. P. Coun- home Saturday evening. Pattle Flanagan, daughter of Mr. I sll for the lesson on floor finish Mrs WtJbur Chapin has received and Mrs. S. E. Flanagan, celebrated ing, presented by the demonstration word that her nephew. Lyle Shaw, Phone 720 her eighth birthday with a party leader. Mrs. Orover Cooper. Each was critically wounded November 28 Friday afternoon and evening for 10 lady individually finished a piece when the troops were suffering re 718 Arthur St. girl friends. The group enjoyed of flooring with new penetrating verses In Korea. games, a supper with favors and floor seal. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reffett and Serving cookies and Caldwell, Idaho gift-opening, followed by all attend punch were Mrs. Wallace Oregg and John Reffett drove to Caldwell ing the theater in the evening. Mrs. Cooper. The next extension Thursday, taking a load of cattle to Parents of the pupils of the fifth unit meeting will be an all-day the sale. Miss Mertrude King, who has been meeting January 10 for the lesson on lamp-shade making. Ladies will visiting the past week at the Wilbur Chapin home, went to the Kenneth bring a sack lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson and Lorensen home Saturday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Willey of two sons left early Sunday morn ing for Nunn, Colorado for a visit Nampa were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W olfe Saturday even with Mrs. Wilson’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hlllis and Mr. ing and Sunday. Mrs. Willey Is a and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell spent sister of Mr. Wolfe. Henry Hlntz underwent surgery Thursday in Ontario, where Hillis purchased a new Chevrolet pick-up. Tuesday at the veteran’s hospital Mr. and Mrs. Bud Erwin and son, In Boise. Hla sons. Rudy and Hel Perry Lee, spent Friday visiting at mut, drove here Friday evening to visit him and their mother, who the Ira Chadd home. Thursday overnight guests at the has been staying in that city, and Neil Dimmick home were Mr. and report their father was able to be up. ALFALFA SEED Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ditty and Robert Ditty returned Friday after CLOVER SEED visiting in Quincy and Tacoma, PASTURE GRASS SEEDS Washington. Word has been received that Mrs. Berle Landreth of Madras, who has been seriously 111 for weeks. Is much Call Collect Improved In health. Mrs. Landreth, sister o f Orover Cooper, formerly Caldwell 0481-R1 lived on the present Ora Newgen farm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rataezyk and daughter have moved this past week to the M. A. Rataezyk farm from the John Orottviet farm. Fred W. Park, Mgr. Wayne Robb has rented the Leslie Ditty farm for the coming season. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Field, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson and Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Folkman were Thurs day evening guests at the Chester Bowns home, spending the even ing at cards. Mrs. La Varr Hawkins and son, Bobby Keith, o f Klammath Falls, arrived Sunday to visit at the Wyatt Smith home and spend Christmas with her mother. Mrs. Smith and sister, Mrs. Don Strick land. Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett were supper guests Tuesday evening of Mrs. Marie C. Black Miss Dons Ransom o f Boise was expected to arrive Wednesday at the Black home for the Christmas holidays. DR. C. W. GRAVES WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS for Triple Superphosphate Sulphate of Ammonia Ammonium Nitrate DESSERT SEED CO. m Bernard Eastman Here From Portland— Mr. and Mrs Richard Denner and son, Morey, of Portland were visitors in the Ed Case home last week. Mr. Denner Is a nephew of Mrs. Case. Rooms Now Available A /O flrO N /ff RADIO AND APPLIANCE REPAIRING Guaranteed Work On All Radio and Electrical Appliances 511 Good Ave. Phone 271 -W HAROLDSEN'S Newly Decorated Rooms from $2.25 up Coffee Shop Dining Room Oarage Facilities P t m w i I Thia AS tar $1.00 C nA I — Oood m Any ( m m I. W. 11th at Stark St. • Portland. Oregon •E*-—— -------------------------- i S m m oha tyieetútfA DEAD STOCK Removed Promptly Caldwell Rendering Works ** I D ALL THE BLESS KÌGS Of THE stflson BE yOUBS. SSi Ersel Beus on West Alberta avenue. In H o s p it a l— [ soent several davs in the Nvssa hos- Spencer Beus who recently return- Mrs l T Varr Hayes o f Owyhee ed from a mission to Canada and |----------- y 01 pltM-___________________________ who will leave to enter the armed services soon was the speaker. R e freshments were served to 25. Returns From Utah— Mrs. Wilton Hooper returned to her home in Owyhee after spending the week in Salt Lake City, where she visited her sister. Miss Beverly Nlckenbalker, who has been called to fill a mission for the L. D. S. church. Mrs. Hooper made the trip with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nick- enbalksr o f New Plymouth. MAY YOU KVJOY A l Fireside Chat Held— A fireside meeting was held Sun day evening after church by the young people of the second L. D. 8. ward at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. CHRISTMAS. MAKERS OF CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS OTHER CARPENTER WORK Furniture Upholstering and Drape Making Renstrom ?- .■ teli ^ {T ç so ] 3 Here’s to a \ _________________________ / bright and Joy be yours this Christmas M beautiful Christmas . 1950 \/ 9 SO * — Nyssa Pharmacy (Rexall) Owyhee Truck and Implement Co. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING of our new GUTTING ROOM IN CONJUNCTION WITH OUH Custom Dressing Service Johnson Cabinet Shop Insurance Agency Phone 023-J1 QJ& of A CHRISTMAS JOY its » May there be no sldetackin off the H A PPIN ESS E X P R E SS! ☆ ☆ ií V old Am erican—, a Merry Christmas! 1950e Ideal Gas and Appliance Brownie's Cafe We are equipped to cut, wrap and sharp freeze your meat the way you want it cut. Complete service for home freezer users. Bring us the live animal and we will process if ready to put in your freezer. We have for sale, grain-fed baby beef fed in our own lots. This is the best beef that you can buy. 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