Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, April 26, 1951, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE N Y SSA GATE CITY JOUR NAL. NYSSA. OREGON. TH U R SD A Y. APRIL 26. IM I PAGE SIX furiai akutes -8 — AUXILIARY eLBCTS __ the com Election of officers for the meetine ing year was held at at tne meeting of the American Legion auxiliary Thursday evening Those elected , _ Shimmies and Shakes .. _ "Room for One More”. Refresh BOOK CLUB MEETS held to raise money to help publish group, who chose as their topic, the school paper What We Know About the Devel- Mrs. Hilda Tensen entertained the ments of pie and coffee were served I Members of the committee are opment of Healthy Personalities” , trf the Kingman Kolony at the cloee of the afternoon. Mrs. Betty Pife and Olga Sanders, chair- taken from an address given by Dr. man and co-chairman Nani Child. 1 Benjamin Spock at the white house Book chib at her home Saturday. Grant Rinehart and M is Emma Cleo Flinjjers. Pat Raymond and conference on children and youth. Mrs. Mur! Judd reviewed Rose s Zwemke were gueets. Carl Bair, tickets, balloons and ad- i Sheryl Reuter played a violin solo vertislng; Marlynn White and Mira and Harold Newman, principal, gave Flake, program, and Laura Schenk, pertinent pointers on the Holy refreshments!. Frank Mazzio is the school re-organization report. Mary adviser. The public is invited to | Weir was elected to attend the state P. T. A. convention now underway attend the dance in Seaside. - 8 - - 8 - Mr. Newman announced that BRIDGE CLUB MEETS GIRLS INITIATED school will be dismissed May 24. Mrs Tom Elilridge entertained Initiation was held for Mardell The P. T. A. members decided to j her bridge club last Thursday af Thompson and Griselda and Alta ternoon Ouests were Mrs Camp Marie Chard at the regular meeting hold the last-day-of-school picnic in your steering wheel de bell Baer and Mrs. Henry Hartley. of the Job’s Daughters last Thurs May 24 at the grade school building, High scores were held by Mrs. Baer day evening. The state honorary with each family furnishing a tract from your driving basket lunch and table service as in i and Mrs Irene Larson. queen. Bonnie Ward, was escorted the past. Room mothers will fur pleasure . . . mean danger and introduced. On Wednesday nish punch and the P. T. A. will - 8 - ^evening of this week the girls of the furnish the ice cream. INSTALLATION PLANNED at speeds over 30. An executive meeting of the Le Nyssa bethel were guests of Bethel Refreshments of pie, coffee and Let us eliminate those shimmies and shakes gion auxiliary was held at the home No. 25 of Ontario to witness the punch were served by the social ! of Mrs. Don Oraham Monday tven- majority degreF committee. today . . . with scientific wheel equipment. _ 8 - I lng of this week Plans were made - 8 - | for a Joint installation of officers BRIDGE CLUB MEETS PLAY PINOCHLE to be held June 8, at which time Mrs. Bill Hadley entertained her Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kingrey en officers from Vale, Ontario, and bridge club Tuesday evening. Mrs. I Nyssa will be installed. Members Frell Blair and Mrs Robert Wilson tertained with four tables of pin ochle last Saturday evening. Mrs. PHONE 5G-W ! decided to ask Mrs. Ogilvie of John Day, district president, to be pres won prizes for high and second high Carl Sebum and John Ostrom held | scores and Mrs. Hugh Tobler won high scores find Mrs. C. C. Cotton ent to install the officers. the traveling prize. and Carl Sebum won the traveling - 5 - prizes. —8 - HONORED FOR BIRTHDAYS - 8 - ENTERTAINS CLUB The Rebekah Sunshine club gave CLUB WOMEN MEET The Tuesday afternoon bridge | a party last Thursday evening in The Wednesday afternoon pin honor of members whose birthdays club met at the home of Mrs. George | occurred during January, Februaty Mitchell this week. High scores ochle club met at the home of Mrs. | and March Eleven honorees were were held by Mrs Henry Hartley Walter Fox. Mrs. Verne Duus re entertained in the I O. O F hall. and Mrs. Irene Larson. Mrs. Lar ceived the prize for high score and Mrs. Ethel Gaines low Mrs. Tracy | Birthday cakes and fruit salad were son was a guest of the club. Mefford and Mrs. Harry Kingrey served. - 8 - won traveling prizes. ADRAIN PTA INSTALLS - 8 - Officers of the Adrian Grade ENOAOEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs James McOinnis of School Parent-Teacher association L IT T L E KN O W N Adrian announced the engagement were installed last Thursday even of their daughter, Joyce, to Richard ing In the recreation room of the grade school building The new o f D Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerle Davis of Homedale route 1. An ficers, installed by Mrs Charles early June wedding is planned by Newbill, are Mrs Durlin Hammon, first vice president; Mrs. Chester the couple. Mills, second vice president; Mrs. - 8 - Francis Deffer, secretary, and Mrs. DAUOHTERS MEET Mrs. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers Oerald Mackey, treasurer. ^ v<T held their monthly meeting at the Kenneth McDonald. Mrs. Roger home of Mrs. John Schenk Thurs Norland and Mrs. Oerald Slippy day, with 12 members present. Mrs. were chosen as members of the Nell Bair was assistant hostess. The nominating committee for next year. The treasurer reported enough lesson. “The Old-time Cowboy", was given by Mrs Emma Lesler. Mrs. funds In the treasury to cover this Leon Child, recently sustained ns year's budget and finish paying for the Malheur county custodian of the motion picture projector, which relics, gave suggestions as to filing was bought last year A round table discussion was con records of valuable relics Mrs D. O. Bybee gave a report on the ducted by the Newell Heights study national convention which she at tended in Salt Iaike City. The next Modern cultivation is high-speed cultivation —with tweept — at meeting will be held at the home speeds up to five miles per hour. International Harvester culti of Mrs. Fannie Child. vator sweeps are tough, sharp, dependable. - 8 - Let me ask ydu a question! HOGTES8 TO CLUB ★ SAVE WORKING TIME Ilow long since you have had Mrs. Wallace Gregg was hostess to the Chatter Box club at her home your wheels removed and ★ CUT OPERATING COSTS in the Richland district April 18. packed with the proper lub ! Jimmy Roth, age 12. of Evan«, Ten members answered roll call on ★ CONTROL WEEDS AND GRASS topics concerning iris. After a short Colorado won the 1947 sugar ricant? Quite a few thous business meeting, the afternoon was beet growing contest sponsor and miles, you say? Then ★ INCREASE FARM PROFITS spent in visiting. Refreshments of ed by the sugar beet company fruit salad, cake and punch were | drive your car In at BER- Whether you use all sweeps, or a combination o f in his state. It was his first served by the hostess. The club will RETT'8 and let me attend to sweeps and shovels, come in and let us (ill your meet with Mrs. Oeorge Cleaver May effort and he grossed S422.68 cultivating requirements. Be ready for better culti 16. it. Saves wear. an acre, growing some 30 vation, better crops, with IH Cultivator Sweeps. - 8 - tons. LOCAL COUPLE MARRY Mrs Blanche Dolan and Mural C Lewis, both of Nyssa, were mar ried in Wlnnemucca Saturday. April PHONE 245 31. They have returned to Nyssa 1 9 4 8 Minneapolis-Mollne N Y S SA . OREGON and are living in their new home on route 2. " Z " , original rubber, like Mr Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. new. guaranteed. $1375. Ray C. Lewis, Is employed by the Amalgamated fugar company at Nyssa. Mrs. Lewis is employed In the Sarazln clinic. aj-e as follows President. Mrs Don Tom Jones. Mrs Clella Jamieson, Oraham. first vice president. Mrs and Mrs. Hugh Tobler The program for the evening was Clifford Mink; second vice presi- . .. „ „ given by Mr» H E Collins, who '¿ent- **c r e u r ' spoke about Uruguay i Mrs. Clifford Mink corresponding j Mrs Kermit Lienkamper present- secretary. Mrs H. E Collins; trea - ed a past president's pin to Mrs urer. -Mrs. Kermit Lienkamper Eugene Fleshman, who now lives at ! chaPteln. Mrs Joe Dority; sergeant- Walla Walla. Mrs Leonard Huseby hts- Refreshments were served to the U)rian. U n Roland Laurance and group by Mrs Louise Heldt and Mrs. ' executive committee members. Mrs. H. O. Hopkins. . ES-IT C O R N ER By Bill Schireman How To Stop Fuel Spillage With Funnel Made From Can. a farmer friend who fills hia tractor by bucket with Standard Diesel Fuel showed us the funnel drawn in the diagram. It waa soldered together from a 5-gallon can. Slanting baffle* atop fuel from slopping over the sides. I* metal strips slanted down soldered of joints and to edge of funnel PRUYN GARAGE Another sure way to keep your diesel dirt free is to use only Standard Diesel Fuel. It's care fully distilled and handled to enter your engine clean and burn clean. Try it You can bet we U answer your order fast. 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Shane's orchestra will furnish music for the dauce, which will be NYSSA PROGRAM Telephone 1 0 8 THEATRE S A T U R D A Y . APRIL 28 "The Desert Hawk” Yvonne Decarlos— Richard Greono Jackie Gleason— George Macready A lavish technicolor adventure of the Desert Hawk. Matinee Hal. t:M ; Adm. JOc-to S U N D A Y AN D M O N D AY. APRIL 29-30 "T w o W eeks With Love" IN TECHNICOLOR Jane Powell— Richard Monlaiban Loula Calhern— Ann Harding A light-hearted romance, comedy and melody combin ation in technicolor. Grandest comedy of the year. CARTOON AND N E W S Matinee Sun. 1:J0; Adm. N c -lt T H U R SD A Y AND FRIDAY. M A Y ;t 4 "The Milkman" with Donald O'Conner— Jimmy Durante Joyce Holden— William Conrad Working for a rival milk company and falling in love with the boas' daughter, starts the fun in this intrigue- in g comedy. I CULTIVATOR SWEEPS A SIZE TYPE PABST--ETT CHEESE, 2 lbs. FOR EVERY NEED . $1.59 Roda. 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