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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 19S1
dinner guezts at the Pry home Sun­
day.
The Pinochle clUb met at the
Henry Orcutt home Saturday night.
NU-ACRES, Apr 12—Mr and Mrs Prizes were won by Martha Ned-
baiek. Emma Orcutt, Prank Ned-
Oscar Samuels were callers at the | bzlek, Henry Orcutt and Leo Hli-
Richard Alderson home In Welaer bee Refreshments were served by
Thursday alternoon.
the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Montague and I Mr and Mr* LtoXd 8«ue11 were
baby were guests of Mr and Mr, dinner guests Sunday at the home of
Lloyd Seuell over the week-end Mr and Mrs E M Heuell of Adrian
An animal or other Intruder broke
and Mrs Cecil Evans attend-
Into Bob Thomson's rabbit hutches I ed a dinner given farm leaders by
and killed all of the rabbits last | the Idaho Power company at the
week
I Orchard Avenue Orange hall Thurs-
Larry Jenkins of Parma. Mr and I day evening.
Mrs Richard Jenkins and son of. * I The annual covered dish dinner
New Plymouth and Mary Jo Jenkln3, | and election of officers of the Farm-
who Is attending N I. C. E . were erettes club will be held Wednesday,
■—— --------------------------------------- April 18.
Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Smlt called
Home beauty begins at the home of Mr and Mrs Z
| Davidson of Parma Thursday of last
with. . .
| week.
Mr and Mrs. J. T. Martin were
j Sunday dinner guests of the O. J.
Kurtz family in Nyssa.
Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Wypong of
| Nez Perce were overnight guests in
the Dale Cary home Thursday
Mr and Mrs. C. R. Simmons. Mr
and Mrs. D. L. Durrlngton and Car­
ole and Jimmie, and Clyde Butcher
were Easter guests of Mr and Mrs
Wayne Durrlngton of Nampa.
J D. Morehouse, father of Mrs.
S tu nz Lum bar Co.
P C. Pry, who has been visiting at
Rabbit* Killed
In Nu-Acres Fen«
Meuller Furnaces-
Link Belt Stokers
Estimates Gladly Given
Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho
HEATING
GEORGE J. KINZER
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the Pry home, left for Missoula. their daughter, Mrs. Olen Gallant
Montana via bus Thursday.
of Goodrich. Mrs. Smith plans to re­
Mr. and Mrs. M C. Seuell made main for a longer visit.
a business trip to Heppner, Oregon
Colleen Latham of Caldwell spent
over the week-end.
her spring vacation with the Cecil
Mr and Mrs. Henry Blanchard Evans family. On Sunday, her
and famljy jeft early Monday for mother, Mrs Rosa Latham, and
3pokane where they wUl make their family were also dinner guests at
the Evans home.
home.
Tne W 8 C 8 of the FruitUnd
Mrs. M C. Seuell attended a dem­
Methodtst church met at the home ocratic women’s meeting Monday af­
of Mrs. Henry Orcutt Thursday af­ ternoon of last week
ternoon. Assisting hostesses were
Little Echo Hann. who was in the
Mrs Henry Hutchison and Mrs. Nyssa hospital for three weeks, re­
Julius Field.
turned to her home last Saturday.
Cecil Riddle and Alvin and Naomi She Is Improved but will have to
are visiting at Wakeeney, Kansas stay quiet for a while.
at the home of Mr. Riddle’s daugh­
ter. Mrs. Charles Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs F C. Pry and small Earl Hunt Funeral
children made a business trip to
Services Are Held
Caldwell Thursday.
Mrs. Neva Duren spent the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr and APPLE VALLEY, Apr. 12—Funeral
services were held Tuesday at the
Mrs. Oscar Samuels.
Mrs. Ralph Baxter has been 111 Apple Valley Community church for
for the past week She went to Earl Hunt, who passed away at
Caldwell Thursday to receive treat­ Stibntte the latter part of the week
ment until Saturday. She stayed at Mr. Hunt was the father of Mrs.
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Helen Culley and Mrs. Shirley
Estep, who lived here for some time.
Dean Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs Heber Origgs have Por several years he farmed in this
sold their farm and have purchased community. At the time the church
a place in Parma, where they are was moved to Its present location,
Mr. Hunt donated many hours of
making their home.
Mrs. Bob Zimmerman of Portland labor towards its remodeling.
Corporal Lested Norland arrived
called at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Edward Nielsen Monday afternoon. home Tuesday of last week from
Mr and Mrs Billy Anderson and Port Benning, Georgia for a visit
of several days with his mother,
son made a business trip to Ogden, Mrs.
Martha Norland, and other j
Utah over the week-end.
relatives.
He will leave for camp
Mary Jo Jenkins spent her spring
Friday
of this week.
vacation at the home of her par­
All school children’s parents are
ents, Mr and Mrs. F. C. Pry. She
to furnish two pies for the
came home Tuesday and on Friday asked
lunch at Mr. and Mrs. Vogt’s sale
afternoon she visited at Fruitland Saturday.
and Ontario with several of her
Mrs. Glenn Johaston of Caliente,
schoolmates. On Saturday night Nevada
is making a two weeks visit
Mary Jo stayed at the home of her with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs
brother, Richard Jenkins and son Lloyd Caldwell
and her sister, Mrs.
of New Plymouth.
Conley
Wilson
and family. Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Riddle and Glenn Van Landingham
returned
family moved to Redding. California. to her home at Los Banos,
Cali­
Mrs. M C. Seuell attended a meet­ fornia Friday of last week after
a
ing of the finance committee of the week’s visit with her parents.
Malheur Memorial hospital auxiliary
Charles McParlin underwent an
in Nyssa Monday afternoon.
on his knee at a Boise
Oladys Sager, sister-in-law of operation
hospital last week and Is recovering
Harley Sager, visited at the Sager rapidly.
home for a few days. She was on
Halton Stephens of Portland, his
her way home to Klaber, Washing­ mother, Mrs. Ella Stephens, and his
ton. from Dallas, Texas, where she sister, Mrs. Jack Reed, called on
had been In a hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Smlt plan
to leave for a visit at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Fred Miller Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthuc Norland of
Mountain Home spent the week-end
in the home of his mother, Mrs.
Martha Norland.
The W. S. C. S. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jack Wilson Wednes­
day. April 18 at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Dwight Seward and two
daughters, Nelda and Shirley, hate
been ill with influenza. Nelda was
able to return to school Monday of
this week but Shirley had a relapse
that is keeping her out of school
a few more days.
Newt Standal, brother of Andrew
Standal, and brother-in-law of
Mrs Gene Honey, passed away at
his home in Sandpoint, Idaho Sat­
urday. Mrs. Honey has been at his
bedside for several weeks helping
care for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Norland came
from Anderson Ranch dam Monday
for a four-day visit with relatives
here and in Nyssa. On Thursday
evening. Mrs. Martha Norland and
sons, Lester and Palmer, drove to
Adrian where they were supper
guests of Mr and Mrs. Roger Nor­
land and family.
Mrs. Jennie Boston and son. Bob,
of Ontario visited in the Earl Boston
and John Boston homes Friday
evening.
Mrs Martha Norland and Palmer
and Lester were Monday evening
supper guests In the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Return To Nyssa—
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Webb and
family of Nyssa returned last week
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