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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1951
P a rm a. T h e In itia to ry w ork was
p u t on by th e P a rm a bethel.
At
th e close at the m eeting re fre s h ­
m ent« were served from a n a tt r a c t ­
ive tea table cen tered w ith a n a r ­
ra n g em en t of spring flowers. Mrs.
L. A. M aulding. Mrs. P a u l H ouse,
Mrs. Louis P r a tt and Mrs. C. A.
W em ick were th e m em bers erf th e
council accom panying th e group to
P a rm a.
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B R ID G E CLUB M EETS
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T h e m em bers of th e W ednesday
CJLUB WILL MEET
T h e R ebekah Sunshine club will evening bridge club were guests of
m eet F rid ay afternoon a t 2:30 in Mr. and Mrs. G ene S tu n z a t th e ir
hom e last week. Mr. and Mrs. C lay
the I. O. O. F. hall.
M organ were guest players. Dr. and
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Mrs. Jo h n K opp held h igh score
NATIONAL LEADER HONORED a n d Mr and Mrs. T ed M organ, low
T w enty m em bers of the Job's
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D au g h ter's bethel of Nyssa atte n d ed
HO STESS T O CLUB
the bethel m eeting held a t P a rm a
M rs. B ern ard F ro st was hostess
| M onday evening, when 300 guests to th e m em bers of h e r T uesday a f ­
gathered a t the Masonic hall to tern o o n bridge clu b last week, w ith
honor th e suprem e guardian, of Job's Mrs. R. C . L arson as a guest p lay ­
D aughters, M rs Ross of W est V irgi­ er. Mrs K e n n eth C ottle held h igh
nia O th e r prom inent guests includ­ score a n d Mrs. G eorge M itchell sec­
ed th e p ast suprem e associate g u a rd ­ ond high.
ian. and Mrs. Rachel Slyder, of Twin
Falls, g ra n d guardian of Idaho, a n d
SEW IN G G IR L S MEET
Mr. L ang, associaate g u ardian of
T h e Needle Bells 4-H club m et a t
Idaho.
O u a rd lan s and associate th e hom e of Mrs. Leo G onyer April
guardians, honored queens, p a st h o n ­ 2. T h e girls sewed on th e ir d resser
ored queens and the Junior and se­ clo th s and k n itte d on th e ir pothold-
nior princesses from a num ber of ers. R efreshm ents were served.
Idaho bethels and O ntario a n d Nys­
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sa were honored a t the m eeting.
EN TERTA IN S TUESDA Y OLUB
E ach bethel was presented w ith a
Mrs. L. A. M aulding e n te rta in e d
bouquet from the DeMolay, and M a­ th e m em bers of h e r T uesday evening
sonic a n d E astern S tar c h ap ters of bridge olub last week, w ith Mrs.
| Tidw ell In O ntario S atu rd ay even­
ing to discuss plans for th e 50th
a n n iv ersary of the n ational org an ­
ization. P resident T C arol Bybee
conducted the meeting, a t w hich
several by-laws were passed and
! o th er business discussed.
T hose
from Nyssa attending were Mrs.
George Poulson. Mrs. R u th Irving
and Mrs Mel Beck C ounty board
m eetings will be held every th ird
j Sunday a t th e stake house in Nyssa
a t 4 o'clock.
burial inti's
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B RID E-ELBCT HONORED
U iu Vera Faye Counsil, bride-
elect of C larence K eller of O ntario,
was honored w ith a bridal show er
last Friday evening a t the hom e of
Mrs L E Robbins, w ith Mrs C. H
Merrick and Mr# R obert S m ith a s­
sisting. O am es were enjoyed under
the direction of Miss D orothy E r­
win. T he honor guest was presented
with lovely gifts, which she was
asked to locate by the ringing of
alarm clocks. Angelfood cake and
punch were served a t the close of
the evening.
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KNOAOEMENT ANNOUNCED
T he engagem ent of Miss Sibyl
Dunaway, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs
F R D unaw ay of P arm a, to C orpor­
al N athan J. O rr has recently been
announced. O rr, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. W illiam O rr of Nyssa route 2,
Is an Instructor in the arm y In Wyo­
ming. No d a te has been announced
for the wedding.
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LEGION BIRTHDA Y PARTY
HELD
M em bers of th e Am erican Legion
and the Am erican Legion auxiliary
held a d in n er a t the veterans hail
Friday evening In observance of the
33rd b irthday of th e Am erican
Legion T he tables for the occasion
were decorated w ith bouquets of
daffodils and o th er spring flowers.
Following the n o -h o st d in n er a floor
show was presented through the
courtesy of the Morocco club, a fte r
M rrrim an , young A m erican
which Bingo was enioyed Those in
m
riio
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p ra n o . will a p p e a r In a con-
charge of arra n g e m e n ts for th e d in ­
ner and e n te rta in m e n t were Mrs cert sponsored by th e M alheur Com-
Holland L aurance, Mrs Don O ra -
ham , Mrs K erm lt Llenkaem per and
Mrs. C lifford Mink. Mrs. A. L H eldt baked the b irth d a y cake for
the occasion
LITTLE KNOWN
W 8 C. S C IR C L E M EETS
Mrs. E. D M ldcalaon e n te rta lm s l
the m em bers of th e R u th a n d Naomi
circle a t her hom e last W ednesday
evening Mrs Hugh TubJer was in
charge of th e devotional period and
the program on the sta tu s o i women.
Mrs T ubler told of th e progress
m ade by women in th e vocational
and professional fields a n d th e h is­
tory of wom en’s rig h ts In th is co u n t­
ry.
FARM FACTS!
By E iden Y ergensen
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OIV1C OLUB BOARD M EETS
An executive board m eeting if
the Nyssa Civic club was held a t th e
hom e of the new ly-elected president,
Mrs. Clyde Snider, S a tu rd a y a fte r­
noon. M em bers Include th e elective
officers, M rs Bud W ilson, vice p resi­
d ent: Mrs. Don E ngstrom , secretary,
and Mrs R ichard M X , trea su re r
Mrs W alter M cP artland a n d Mrs.
Dennis P a tch will serve as m em bers
a t large, and Mrs B ernard E astm an,
m em bership c h airm a n : Mrs. B ert
L lenkaem per, round robin, p arty
chairm an :
Mrs, Dale G arriso n ,
special projects and
hosp itality
ch airm an , Mrs. Ruby Moore, pub­
licity: Mrs H arry Miner, C h ristm as
lighting cuntest, and Mrs. Donald
Campbell, m usic c h airm a n .
Mrs.
Bud Wilson announced th a t Mrs
red M organ would be ch airm a n of
! the April m eeting with Mrs O errit
[ Htain speaking on “Flower A rrange­
m en ts”. T h e a n n u a l guest day pro­
gram will be held a t the May m eet­
ing.
tnunity C oncert association in th e |
C entre th e a tre in O ntario W ednes-
! day night, April I*.
t f S C U E TH{
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REPUBLICAN W oM E N MEET
M m O A M ally discussed the
Holy rep o rt on school reorganization
a t a m eeting of th e republican wo­
m en a t the hom e of Mrs. Ruby
Moore Monday afternoon. T h e next
m eeting will be held a t the hom e
of Mrs. C. A Mally. R efreshm ents
were served by th e hostess a t the
close of the afternoon.
PROGRAM
Telephone 108
T H EA T R E
SATURDAY, APRIL 7
"Pigmy Island"
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PA RTY PLANNED
At a m eeting of th e N yssaette 4-H
club a t the hom e of M rs. C. H,
Pounds last F riday afternoon, plans
were m ade for a b irthday party , w ith
each m em ber inviting a friend. Je a n
L ancaster gave a 4-H dem onstration
on “keeping clean hands".
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BALL PLANS COM PLETED
F*inal plans for the second annual
queen's ball of Jo b ’s D aughters are
being com pleted th is week w ith the
m em bers a n d th e ir counsellors work­
ing on decorations and program for
the o rganization’s outstan d in g social
event of th e year. T h e ball will be
held a t th e old gym S atu rd ay , April
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_ CO M IN G EV EN TS
F riday, April 6—‘B an d a n d orches­
tra concert a t h ig h school gym.
S a tu rd ay , April 6—Jo b 's D aughters
Q u een ’s ball.
M onday, April 10—G a rd en club, Mrs.
G eorge Schweizer.
T hursday,
April
12— W om en’s
C h ristia n Fellow ship a t church.
P. T . A. a t high school.
Friday, April 13—D elphians a t the
hom e of Mrs. Clyde Snider.
G. A. A. spring dance.
mafooommr
GARDEN TOOLS
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GOOD GARDENS and LAWNS grow when the best seeds, supplies
and methods are used. Quality garden and lawn needs are avail­
able at lowest cost here. Come in today and see our SUPPLIES
that make tedious chores actually fun to do.
LAWN SPRINKLERS-For
those who want positive
protection against "dry
spots".
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H nrD O E CLUB MEETS
Mr W alter M cP artland a n d Mrs.
C arlos B uchner were co-hostesses to
th eir bridge club a t the B uchner
hom e T uesday evening, with Mrs.
H arry Anderson as guest player.
Prizes went to M rs. L ynn L aw ­
rence for high score a n d Mrs. How­
a rd Lovejoy for second high.
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EAGLES AUXILIARY ELECTS
At a m eeting of th e Eagles a u x ­
iliary held a t th e Eagles hall T u e s­
day evening, Mrs. F aye Collins was
elected p resident: Mrs. W ard T yler,
vice presid en t; Mrs. Elm er Jaques,
secretary ; Mrs. Don G ra h am , tre a s ­
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u rer: Mrs. C laude W illson, ch ap lain ;
| EN TERTAINS TUESDAY CLUB
Miss K a th erin e P eterson, co n d u ct­
M rs A H Boydell e ntertained ress; Mrs. A lberta S m ith , inside
I th e m em bers of her T uesday even- g uard: Mrs R obert M orfltt, outside
| tng bridge club a t her home th.s guard and Mrs D ale G arrison, tru s ­
week, w ith M rs K enneth C ottle as tee Mrs. D orothy R un co rn won th e
j a guest player H igh score was held prize
In the draw in g for th e a t ­
by Mrs. C ottle and second high bv ten d an ce contest.
Mrs D ennis P atch
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EN TERTA IN S B R ID O E CLUB
HQBTESS TO CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. B e rn ard E astm an
Mrs. J o h n O lsen was hostess to e n te rta in e d the m em bers of th e ir
the m em bers of her bridge club bridge club a t th e ir hom e S unday
T uesday aftern o o n
Q uest players evening. Mr and M rs. Clyde S n id ­
were Mrs T ed M organ a n d Mrs. er were guest players. High score
j was held by Mrs. Clyde S nider and
second high by H a rry M iner.
NYSSA
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CLUB G IR L S M EET
T h e Busy Needle 4-H club m et at
Mrs. H a rry G a rn e r’s hom e Friday,
M arch 23 T h e girls were tau g h t
how to properly introduce people
R efreshm ents were served a fte r the
m eeting.
MOBILIZE YOUR GARDEN
Eldon Ulmer. Mrs. R obert Wilson
received high soore and Mrs. W ard
W ieneke second high.
PA ST PR E SID EN TS MEET
T h e past p residents club of the
Am erican Legion auxiliary m et for
th e ir th e ir regular m eeting a t a
luncheon a t Brownie's cafe M onday
| afternoon. T h e a ffa ir was arran g ed
by Mrs. A L H eldt, president of
th e group. A fter th e luncheon, the
women com pleted the m ailing list
for the cancer drive to be conducted
in Nyssa.
7. T h is is th e second year for the
spring a n n u a l ball, a t w hich th e two
queens who have served th e past
year will be honored.
‘■Sunflowers a n d Sm iles" is th e
them e of this y e ar’s program , which
will be c arried out In the decorations
and th e program s. T h e m usic will
be fu rn ish ed by S tiffe n s Swing Six.
T ickets m ay be secured from the
m em bers of Job's D aughters.
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B R O W N IE S M EET
Brow nies of troop 2 held a n E ast­
er p a rty M arch 28. A fter games
and a n E aster egg h u n t, re fre sh ­
m ents were served T he girls spent
th e a fte rn o o n of M arch 21 a t the
hom e of Jill N ielsen in observance
of h e r b irthday. G am es were play­
ed. R resh m en ts of b irth d a y cake
and ice cream were served. T he
girls have ju st finished sewing doll
clothes a n d will s ta r t m aking M oth­
er's day presents. P a tty Nicholson,
a G irl Scout, will tea ch the girls
songs for a few m eetings.
I Paul House as a guest player. The
prize for h igh score w ent to Mrs.
G ra n t R in eh a rt and for second high
to Mrs. G eorge Vaughan.
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OLUB W ILL MEET
T he next m eeting of the C h atter
Box club will be held a t th e home
of Mrs W allace Gregg April 18. In
th e announcem ent m ade a t the a n ­
niversary p a rty of the c h a rte r m em ­
bers of th e club, the nam e of Mrs.
E. L. Jam ison was inadvertently
om itted.
GARDEN CART
A handy time saver.
2 bushels, 150 pound
canaritv
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2 GALLON SPRAYER-Just
right for the average garden.
Easy to carry; convenient
push-button spray release.
COUNTY BOA&D O F D U P
M EET IN O N TA R IO
T h e officer* of th e M alheur coun-
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Pioneers m et a t th e hom e of Mrs.
JU ST $10
will hold you one of
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LAWN SWEEPER forks. All heavy gauge steel
construction. We also have
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a beautiful a n d
clean lawn.
'Beyond The Purplo Hills"
G ana A u try —Jo D annlson
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M atinee Mat. 1:34; Adm. 10c Se
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. APRIL 8-9
BROOM RAKE
"The Flying Missile”
S w e e p yo u r law n
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H enry O 'N eill—Joseph S aw yer
An up-to-the-minute tale of u new military weapon,
with Cllenn Ford as a navy submarine commander.
Partially filmed at a navy guided missile test center.
INTIRNATIONAl
M atinee Sun. i:M ; Adm. Me-»e
H A R V ESTER
TUESDAY. APRIL 10
REFRIGERATORS
"A Lady Without Passport"
also
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increase* in excise taxes and
Substitute Materials.
"Tale Of The Navajos"
SEE THEM TODAY AT
H edy L a m a rr—Jo h n H odlak
A technicolor story of this Indian tribe of the southwest.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL 11-12
"Mr. Universe"
Ja c k C areon—J a n li P aige
V incent E d w a rd e —"Slapeie" M axle Roeenbloom
All of the color of wrestling today with its strangle­
holds, body-slams and flying mares, and Mr Universe
who, gorgeously costumed, is escorted to the ring by a
retinue of dancing girls.
Wheel Barrow
You can use it both a-
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