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p a g e e ig h t THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1950 j$>ucial K n ti'S LOCAL MAN WEDS Ruby Wageman, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Adolph Wageman of Nam pa was married to Ronald Haney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Haney of Nyssa route 1 in the Seventh Day Adventist church in Nampa November 20. The candlelight cere mony was performed by Elder | Hempel. Darlene Haney was maid of honor, Shirley Stewart, bridesmaid; Evelou Haney and Mareen Guetenberg, candle-lighters; D o n a l d Haney! groom's man; Bud Smith, usher, and Brooks and a vocal solo. "The Holy City,” was rendered by Mrs. Bessie Bair. Captain Neil Bair presided. Three board members of the Mal heur County Camp were present. Refreshments in keeping with the Christmas season were served by the hostess, with Mrs. Nora Larson and Mrs. Ernest Bunn, assisting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Bybee Jan uary 18 at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Donald Haney, usherette. The bride wore a white satin gown with | fingertip veil. A reception was held in the Park house in Nampa. Mr. Haney, who attended school at Nyssa and Adrian, is engaged in farming near New Plymouth. Mrs. Haney attended Oem State academy at Caldwell. LOCAL O I r l WEDS Miss Genevieve Hipp of Nyssa and Charles Miller of Ogden, Utah were joined in wedlock Saturday even ing at 7 o’clock. Rev. Don Camp bell officiated. Mrs. Miller was born in Nyssa and attended school here, graduating in 1946. Mr. Miller is employed by the Amalgamated Sugar company. He has been employed in the Nyssa plant for the past two years and has been transfered to Seattle, where they will make their home. Before they left for Seattle a chicken dinner was served for their friends and families at the Morroco club Saturday night in honor of the couple. R EP EA T THE M IN D IN G JO? T H U CHRISTMAS. Carl and Burt's Machine Shop Paulus Jewelry ^ y n ^ c L iù ^ . STORK SHOWER HELD Mrs. Gish Amano and Mrs. Mas Yano of Weiser were honored guests at a pink and blue party Monday af ternoon at the Thomas Watanabe home in Ontario. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Thomas Nlsh- itani of Sunset valley, Mrs. Abe Salto and Mrs. Howard Fuju, both of Weiser, and Mrs. Thomas W at anabe of Ontario. A Yuletime arrangement of can dles, madonna and miniature Christ child graced the buffet, a mass of pink and white asters accented the center table, while on each of the other tables were chrysanthemums. Mrs. George Saito received high prize in recognizing the greatest number of comic characters in the funnies, while Mrs. Harry Morioka received high in the nursery puzzle games. After the opening of gifts, hostesses served a crab luncheon, with one of the desserts—a tiny diaper cooky fastened with a gold safetypin. UTAH DAUGHTERS MEET The monthly meeting of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Gate City Camp, met at the home of Mrs. Faie Duffln Friday afternoon, with 16 women and four children present. Christmas gifts were exchanged. The lesson was given by Mrs. Joyce poems by Kay Hastings and Bonnie Uttlsst Angel ” were heard. In place Enter Barber Business— Gorrell. Harry Bolles announced exchange the group con- The Rinehart brothers. Bill and the numbers. Stake missionaries, a special Christmas of- clarence, formerly of Nyssa. are now Heber Evans and Mrs. D. O. Bybee, fhP Jfl Refreshments were served a t 1 operating Rinehart's Barber shop at | 2328 Broadway. Baker. and Bishop Dean Fife gave short the close of the evening. talks. B IR TH D AY P A R T Y HELD Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves gave a birthday dinner Wednesday of last week in celebration of the 21st birth day of their son, Walter Lee. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jess A. Ditty, Mrs. Gertrude Atkeson, Glenn Tuttle. Herb Fisher, Jerry Gorre! and Billie Jo Richardson. CHRISTMAS PARTY GIVEN Members of the M. Y. F. of the Methodist church met in the church parlors last Wednesday evening for a Christmas bell party. Each mem ber was requested to take a bell *o -5 - the party. Games were enjoyed ENTERTAINS THURSDAY CLUB under the direction of Ned Snider, Mrs. George Mitchell entertained and following a candlelight carol the members of her Thursday after service, refreshments were served. noon bridge club at her home last week with Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs' HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY The Needle Bells 4-H club held Kenneth Cottle and Mrs. Jed Lewiss a Christmas party December 18 at as guest players. Mrs. Morgan re the home of Mrs. M. Myers. The ceived the prize for high score and girls engaged in a treasure hunt to Mrs. Frost the traveling prize. - 8 - find their presents in a gift ex WESLEYAN G UILD HAS change and then played Christmas MEETING games. Refreshments were served. The same club met at the home of Miss Emma Zwemke entertained Mrs. Myers December 11. Lorena the members of the Wesleyan Serv Bolitho and Sally Lawrence were ice guild of the Methodist church flag leaders and serving hostesses, at the Dennis Patch home Monday and also played a clarinet duet, evening. Following the business “ Pacific Grandeur” . meeting, Miss Kathryn Crandall led the group in a Christmas candle ENTERTAINS AT PARTY light service, during which record Mary Terhune entertained at a ings of “The Small One” and “The Christmas party at her home Sat urday night, December 16. The girl friends of Miss Terhune attend ing the party remained at the Ter hune home overnight and attended Sunday school at the Christian church Sunday. M ERRY CHRISTM AS May you enjoy a yuletide crowded with happiness... YE AR ! A Christmas with gifts A HAPPY NEW M A Y YOUR tree heavy HEART BE FILLED you’ve looked W ITH GLADNESS forward to. n O. K. Rubber Welders OrRL SCOUTS MEET Mrs. Grant Rinehart’s Girl Scout troop elected officers December 12. Elenore Medina was elected presi dent; Barbara McPartland. treas urer and Carole Mink, secretary and reporter. O IVE PROGRAM Recent converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints gave the Sunday evening program at the Nyssa first ward services under the direction of Rodger An derson. Talks were given by Robert Palmer and Paul Flanary; piano selections by Mrs. Ronald Batt; a Christmas story by Robert Batt; and ..A N D Towne Garage drop m m Christmas mm B u y jp f -4.3 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 AND 23 You’ve come to the right place when you shop here for your holiday foods! Everything you need for holiday baking, for special holiday meals, for hurry-up meals on busy days— all fine, fresh, top-quality foods! Good fricad:, ¡ROLLS, Doz. 29c CHOCOLATES, Lb. Box 5 9 0 let at bo tbiakfal for BROWN'N SERVE CHERRY LIGHT CHOCOLATE this gracious soasoa. ’PIES, Each i':< 1950 45c PINEAPPLE - - - 3 1 0 ! PUM PK IN—MINCE DEL MONTE, CRUSHED, 2‘/z TIN ¡BREAD, 2 For 25c PUMPKIN, 2 For 3 3 fi DEL MONTE—STANDBY, 2,/a TIN FRENCH ¡CELERY, Lb. 10c CRANBERRIES, Can Let carols ( proclaim our The Food M arl NYSSA Telephone 108 'ORANGES, ( Christmas wish.' I ¡Cranberries 550 "Golden Stallion" also "B aibary Pirates" with Donald Woods— Trudy Marshall Matinee Sat. 1:30; Adm. 38c-9c SUNDAY. DECEMBER 24 "A Kiss For Corliss" with Shirley Tempi*—David Niven The year’s funniest comedy hJ MtiCf CHR m OTftíS M ONDAY. DECEMBER 25 Dagwood And Blondle in also "The Boy From Indiana" with Lon McCalllst*r— Lola Butler TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26 The old favorite "David Harum" with Will Roger*— Evlyn Venable _________________ CARTOON_____________________ shop is iti fall Vf-odactioti kuldili^Iatlde. che.&/\.. CHOICE M EATS THatg X et T9-oz. pkg. mince meat >1 cup water f 2 slightly beaten eggs '3 4 cup Sego Milk ■2 tablespoons dark molasses f l 2 cup sugar Turn on ov*n; set at very hot (450*) Break mine* meat into pieces. Put into saucepan with water. Cook and stir over tow heat until smooth. Mix rest of ingredients; stir in hot mince meat. Pour into deep 9-in. pie pan lined with unbaked pastry made with pie crust mix. Bake 10 min., reduce neat to 130* and baka 30 rmru, or until firm. Serve warm or cold. rots W i l l N e o J i ROASTING HENS, Lb. 3 9 0 ! PORK STEAKS, Lb. 3 90<i PORK ROAST, Lb. 330; PICNIC STYLE OYSTERS, Pint Jar EGGS, Dozen PURINA L A Y E N A FU LLY 6904 m 690Í GUARANTED ¡MINCE MEAT 39c CHEESE, V E L 2 V E Pounds E T *. KRAFT 890¡ JAR ¡MILK“ 53c SEGO. 4 CANS ¡Piecrust Mix 25c 2 PACKAGES Mixed Nuts Bisquick FANCY ’A N C >OUNl 2 POUNDS PREPARED MIX LARGE PACKAGE 89c 43c Gordon’s Drive-In Market W E D NE SD A Y A N D THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27-28 "The Broken Arrow" with Jam*o Stewart— Jeff Chandler J^yc# Mackensl* A great Apache chief—a farsighted frontiersman—they built the west together___________ 290 DESSERT A ND PUDDING RECIPE of the week fSego Milk. Mince Mrat. Dark Mo ’ lames. Eggs and Pie Crust Mix. *tía^ap^I/¡6SS - OMIO—46 OUNCE TIN FANCY, POUND \ - 29c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 9 £ Creamy Mince Pie Matinee Hun. 1:30; Adm. 30r-9e "Blondie's Hero" ¡WALNUTS 1 BEST FOODS 19c JELLO, 4 For CELLO-BAG, POUND (lu rry Produce FRIDAY AND SATURD AY, DECEMBER 22-23 Roy Rogers—Dale Evans in 10c MAYONNAISE, Pt. Jar 4 3 0 ; SWEET. JUICY. POUND PROGRAM THEATRE SAUCE OR JELLY YOUNG, TENDER \ 150 “ The Home o f Quality and Service” Nyssa Theater
