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PAGE SEVEN THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 31. 1951 Birthdav Dinner Served For Son jiwtal Nates * OREGON TRAIL, May 31—Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes entertained at j dinner Friday evening celebrating j the birthday of their son. Rolland Holmes. Other guests were Mrs. Rolland Holmes and family. Miss Bonnie Kressly and Robert and Junior Holmes. The Merry Matrons club met at the home of Jessie Chard Wednes day afternoon. May 23. The after noon was spent socially. Roll call was answered by 13 members and three guests, Lorraine Chard, Peggy Conley and Betty Neilson. Roll call was a "Poem About Mother’’. Ber nice Sewell won the door prize. In a game, Bettilia Carlson, Betty Niel son and Alice Holmes won prizes. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Betty Nielsen and Lor raine Chard. The next meeting will be held Thursday, May 31 with Gladys Byers as hostess. Roll call will be answered by "What I’d Like To Do This Summer". Mrs. L. O. Carlson left Saturday morning for Coeur d'Alene, Idaho to visit her mother and other rel atives. - Report O f Death In Calif. Given BIG BEND, May 31—Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Neilson, formerly of Big Bend, have learned of the death of their oldest son, Don, killed in a I motorcycle and car accident in Cali- | fornia about a month ago. Mr. and Mrs. Burten Blakes and ! family of Nampa visited Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F Hamilton spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Denver Edwards. They helped Mr3. Edwards celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Prosser at tended the funeral services Monday for Ross Manchester of Star. Mr. Manchester was Elmer Prosser's half-brother. Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Hipp (Beite the home of the bride's parents, Mr. Mrs. Dyre Roberts and family vis Lou Pett) were married May 25 at | and Mrs. Bruce Pett of Parma. ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller Henderlider of Nampa, last Thurs Miles Teter. “ Grandpa” Teter ac-1 ned for Bernice Chaney has been day afternoon. Miss Colleen and Bernice Fenn companled them and plans to visit postponed to a later date. A bridal shower will be given left for Winchester, Washington his daughter, Mrs. Edna Rush, at June 2 in the Presbyterian churoh Monday after finishing school here Elgin, Oregon on his way home. to join their parents, Mr. and Mrs. The bridal shower that was plan- | at Adrian for Betty Jones, who was married last Friday. Mrs. Ella Owen and two daugh ters, Mrs. Jay Dixon and Mrs. Ar nold Odmark, and two children of Portland visited the Jack Jones family over the week-end and at tended Betty’s wedding. Mrs. Joe Johannessen entertained the Jolly Jane club at the home of Mrs. Joe King Wednesday afternoon. The Jack Jones family and 45 relatives, picnicked in the Caldwell park last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis King and sons, Joe and Steve, of Portland are visiting at the parental home of Yes, that's our business; helping you heap your table Mr. and Mrs. Joe King. Lela Dickerson of Parma is spend with the tastiest and finest foods and helping you pare ing several days visiting her cousin, down your cost of living. TAYLOR'S FOOD MARKET Alice Thompson. go 'all out' to supply you with the best in foods. Vern Edwards arrived home from Korea Friday evening and is enjoy ing a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Edwards and [ friends. 25 POUND BAG Several children from this com- | munity started to Baptist Bible school Monday morning. 5 - LOCAL COUPLE MARRY Miss Bette Lou Pett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pett, and Wil- mer Hipp. son of Mr and Mrs. Bill Hipp. all of Nyssa, were united in marriage May 25 at a pretty wed ding at the home of the bride’s par ents. The double ring ceremony was performed by L. D. S. Bishop Hu bert Christensen. The bride wore a white silk organ dy afternoon frock, with black acces sories. She was attended by Miss Carolee Bingham, who chose an or chid print frock, with white acces sories. The groom was attended by his brother "Dutch’’. Mrs. Bruce Pett chose a dark crepe dress with pink corsage. Mrs. Hipp wore a flowered print frock, with matching corsage. Mrs. Taft Pett was in charge o f the refreshments, with Mrs. Wayne Qarner and Mrs. Oladys Stanger assisting. Many close friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony, amid floral arrangements of pastel shade peonies, and other summer flowers The cake was 3- tiered with miniature bride and groom on top. The bride is a gradu ate of the Parma high school, and is employed as stenographer by Origg Brothers and Butler here. Mr. Hipp, a veteran of world war II, is affiliat ed with the Paulus Jewelry store. The couple left for a two weeks "Crewy" Lou” with every purchase all the best of farm equipment but of a nice shiny Speed Queen wash when I went Into his home what honeymoon in Seattle. er. Ez C. L. Carr. 31mlxc do you think I saw? An old beat- up washer that tore the family SHOWER HELD IN ADRIAN FOR RENT—4-room furnished . 1 - clothes to pieces. Don't wear rags Miss Arlene Peterson, whose mar partaient, air conditioned: 4 blocks on your back: buy a new Speed riage will be an event of June 10, from Main street, 140, phone 63-W Queen washer and save. Ez "Rags" was honored with a shower at the 9 a. m. or 9 p. m. 31mlzc 31mlxp Carr. United Presbyterian church in Adri an Monday afternoon. Games were FOR SALE—Buy a Speed Queen FOR SALE—Dressed fryers. Doug enjoyed by the guests, including the washer today. Ex Carr. 3Lmlxc las Cruson, one mile north of “Y " route 2, Nyssa. Jlm2xc construction of bridal dresses from newspapers. The honoree received FOR RENT—6-room unfurnished FOR RENT—Acreage In the count many lovely gifts. Refreshments of modern house, nice lawn and shade. ry, one-bedroom, semi-modem home. special decorated cakes, punch and $11.25. phone 63-W, 9 a. m. or 9 p. Located close to Nyssa on oiled 31ml up coffee were served by the hostesses, m. road. $30 per month. See Mel Beck. Mrs. W E. Piercey, Mrs. Carl Hill, Slmtfc MISCELLANEOUS—"Queen for a Mrs. M. L. Judd, Mrs. Herb Thomas. Mrs. Francis Defier, Mrs. George day. Queen for a month. Queen for MISCELLANEOUS — Trade y o u r DeHaven and Mrs. Marion Kurtz. a year. Speed Queen forever". Ez scrap iron in on a new Speed Queen Slmlxc washer. Miss Peterson returned this week "Forever" Carr. Ez "Scrap Iron” Carr. from teaching In the Beaverton Slmlxc FOR SALE—Two young purebread high school. Suffolk bucks. Harold Sisson, 2 3 4 miles west of Nyssa on Grand ave ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB nue. 31m2xp MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Mr. and Mrs. George Sallee en Lois Dale Hoke of Nyssa and Betty MISCELLANEOUS — Dick T racy tertained their Sunday evening bridge club this week with Mr and won’t let Crewy Lou take pictures Jean Jones of Parma. James M. Decker of Obsidian, Mrs. Howard Lovejoy as guest play of Bonnie Braid but Ex Carr will ers. High score was held by Mrs. take your picture standing by your Idaho and Verna Neeser oi Stanley. WtUmar O. Hipp of Nyssa and Ez Harry Miner and second high by new Speed Queen washer. “Crewy Lou" Carr. Slmlxc Bette Lou Pett of Parma. Bernard Eastman. NEWS OF RECORD TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Speed Queen Is the best. Ez Carr, O 4t B store. Slmlxc FOR SALE — Modern 2-bedroom FOR SALE—Blue tag and first year house. 411 King avenue, phone out gem seed. Harry Masto. phone 329-M, priced to sell. 31mtfc 897-J, Ontario. 31mtrc COMPLAINTS, CIRCUIT COURT Ida F Watanabe vs. Tom F. Watanabe. divorce. PETITIONS. PROBATE COURT Guardianship of Roy Lee Tidwell, MISCELLANEOUS — O n e f r e e MISCELLANEOUS—TtM other day a minor. Estate of Charles Orlm, deceased. photograph of you, taken oy I talked to a good farmer who had OF OUR N EW L O C K E R PLAN T The public is invited to inspect our new locker facilities on 31 i» Alberta Avenue Flour, Picket - - - $ 1 .8 9 Pancake Flour, Sperry's - 5 1 £ 4 POUND BAG Cheese, Krafts Velveeta - 9 9 c 2 POUND BRICK Pork & Beans, Van Camps 4 7 £ 2Vi CAN, 2 CANS W h ea ties................ 4 7 £ 12 OZ. PACKAGE. 2 FOR Cocoa, Mothers - - - 7 4 £ 2 POUND PACKAGE Peanut Butter, Swifts - 3 2 £ 12 OUNCE JAR TASTY PRODUCT Oranges, lb. - - - - New potatoes, reds, 4 lbs for 2 5 c Cabbage, l b . ............... 6^: CHOICE MEATS Pure Lard, Pioneer, 4 lbs. 7 9 £ Pork Roast, shoulder cut, lb. 4 3 £ Sausage, 3 lbs. - - - 8 9 £ Minced Ham, lb. - - - 4 9 £ AYLOR’ C T FOOD MARKET O FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $5.00 OR OVER OPEN 7 DAYS WEEKLY Testimonial Held At Church Session | A testimonial was held Sunday evening in honor of two L. D. S. boys, J. B. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray I C. Lewis, who recently returned from a mission for the church, and Jerry Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Williams, who was home on leave from his station with the armed forces in Virginia. A program was featured by talks by the young men and musical numbers. During a business session, the con gregation voted to release Mrs. Frank Skeen, Mrs. Gladys Peterson i and Mrs. Herbert Sanders from various teaching positions. Mrs. Mcl Beck was sustained as a new M I. | A. teacher. Freddie Mitchell was ad- vanced in the priesthood to the posi- j tion of priest. Announcement was made that a stake baptism will be held Saturday, June 2 at 8 p. m. in the stake building on Alberta avenue, | and that a temple excursion to | Idaho Falls will be sponsored by the j geneology society June 7 and 8. j Church members are requested to assist in hoeing beets on the church j farm Thursday and Friday. Visit New Orleans— Mrs. A L. Heldt and Everett Heldt returned Saturday from a two-weelts trip, in which they visited 16 states. They were accompanied on their trip by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Heldt of Boise. The group motored to Stamford, Nebraska, where they visited relatives and took Mrs. Heldt's mother, Mrs. C. Pentz, and her sister. Mrs. Van Hollen, with them to New Orleans. Visit In Nyssa— Sunday guests of Mrs. Cora Tom linson and Mrs. Mattie Moreland were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Uehlin, Clifford Mason and Henry Hohrman of Payette, Mr and Mrs Rolo Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jenks of New Plymouth, Mrs. Ethel Smith of Chenoa, Illinois and Mrs. Mae Mo- New of Boone. Iowa. Attend Graduation— Dr. and Mrs Glen Kenaston left this week for Carlsbad, California to attend the graduation exercise* of their son, John Robert, from the Army-Navy academy. They were accompanied by Mrs. Kentston's mother. Mrs. H. O. Humphreys of Yakima. Son Visits— W J. Beus piloted his new plane to Hamilton air base at San Fran cisco, retumtng with his son. Spen cer Beus. to Nyssa for the week end Spencer Beus left Sunday, re- ; turning with the plane to the air base } 7 0 0 Lockers Available > Our all-new refrigeration equipment is housed in a building that j j | is as as fireproof as it is possible to make it. I j j1 E j ¡1 j If ■ I I Custom slaughtering, cutting, wrapping and freezing PRICES APPROVED BY O.P.S. '■ " ^ 1 I l l O l l P S * Locker Plant 381-R Slaughter House and Cutting Room 381-W O pen From 8 A. M. to 6 P. M NO SUNDAY SERVICE Fischer’s Locker Service
