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JOURNAL r/ieNYSSA TH E N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L . N Y S S A , O R E G O N . T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 12. 1951 SE C O N D SEC TIO N Society Sponsors Temperance Film NEWELL HEIGHTS, July 12—A temperance picture will be shown during part of the Sunday school and morning worship service at the United Presbyterian church Sunday. The picture will be in charge of the Mary and Martha society. Mr and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and, children and Bob Kurtz spent the' Fourth of Owyhee dam with Mr. and Mrs. David Highland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hirai and sons, Mrs. K. Hirai, Mr. and Mrs. John Nakamura and daughter and George Hirai drove to Arrow rock dam over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Judd en tertained at a dinner party Sunday evening in honor of Mrs. Nazin Rahin of Manchester, England and her mother, Mrs. G. F. Woods of Washington, D. C., cousins of Mrs. M. O. Judd. Mr. and Mrs. Orton Winn are the parents of a son born June 17 at the Mercy hospital in Nampa. The baby, Leo Ealon, weighed 6‘-> pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Huff of La Grande were guests in the Leo Winn home last week. Mr. Huff Is Mrs. Winn's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Masto and daughter were dinner guests in the Roy Hirai home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Willard of Portland were guests in the M. L. Judd home Wednesday. The visit ors, who are rock collectors, went up Succor creek hunting for speci mens. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd and Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd attended a din ner party at the L. J. Kinney home in Ontario honoring Mrs. Benjamin Here's £R££ PAINTING hup ! Sovo time t ww t y - ASK for freo folders How to Paint (or Renew) W oo dw ork Furniture Cement Floors Roofs and Gutters H . j sos Toys and Gadgets Fences and Trellises W alls W alls O v e r W allpan*i W alls O v e r Kolsor Ceilings Floors Hardw ood Floors W ind ow Sash and T n r Steps, Porches Sun Decks Linoleum Bathrooms Kitchens Barns Color Schemes How to Get Then MORE COIOIIS-MORI DECORATING HUP DON B. MOSS Firestone Dealer Store Nyssa, O regon Lt. Jean Ilammon, army nune corps, daughter of D. Glenn Ham - mon of route 2, Nyssa, is at Brooke Army Medical center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, completing basic military training in the women o f ficers' basic course at Medical Field Service school. She will report for duty to the U. S. army hospital. Camp Atterbury. Indiana. Frost of Morristown, New Jersey Saturday evening. Beverly Brosnan of Ontario was a I house guest of Mrs. M. O. Judd last week. She is convalescing from a recent accident. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Judd of | Emmett were guests in the M. L. and M. O. Judd homes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn and Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Glenn were dinner guests in the Dick Kriegh home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Olin of Leb anon spent last week visiting in the Lee Saxton home. Mrs. Olin, a sis ter of Mrs. Saxton, was a former beautician in Nyssa and Mr. Olin was a stockman and farmer in the Nyssa vicinity. Mrs. Olin now has a beauty shop In Lebanon and Mr. Olin is an auctioneer there. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rice and child ren, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kreager and children, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sm ith,, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kriegh and children, Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Chamberlain and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Glenn picnicked at the Hugh Glenn home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Winn spent the week-end in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richhart at The Dalles, Oregon and stopped at Timberline ? STOP S H IM M Y ! / Mrs. Kenneth Renstrom of Nyssa was recently elected a s a state trus tee of the Fraternal Order of Eagles auxiliary, to serve for one year. She is now attending summer school at the University of Oregon. Sees Ghost Town— Dick Herriman of Nyssa visited Knott's berry farm and ghost town j in Buena park, California recently j while on a visit to California witn I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Her riman. There, like the 49’ers, he I tried his luck panning gold in the ancient sluice box at the old gold mine. Later, he visited the wagon camp, where in a huge circle real covered wagons were lighted by the fhckerlng flames of a large camp fire. From there he wandered through the music hall, general BALANCED WHEELS GIVE MORE TIRE MILES! You can drive a safer c a r . . . increase your lire mileage 50 lo 100 per c e n t ...w i t h B E A R Balanced wheels. Y o u 'll be amased at the difference it makee in »mooth. vibratlonleas driving, easy steering. Makee driving safer, aavea you m on ey every mile In leee lire wear. BEAR TH E B A N N E R OF S A F E T Y B EA R D Y N A M IC W HEEL B A L A N C GUARANTEED PHILCHECK LUBRICATION ING S E R V IC E Phone 48 $ 1.00 Towne's Garage SPECIAL ON BATTERIES PHILLIPS 66 218 Main BERNIE S SERVICE Nyssa, Ore. 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The result is a great line of trucks— from nimble *j* to 2-tonners with horse power unsurpassed in their class, up to brawny Diesels with two-cycle efficiency that has made them first in sales in the nation. That’s why —whether your cargo is To Albany— Mrs.- Oscar Bratton was called to Albany because of the death of her granc¬her. She left Saturday and plans to be away for 10 days. Accompanying her was Miss Ellen Sager. merchandise store, the covered wag week with Mr and Mrs. Earl Bing on show and other buildings erected ham. Mrs. Arnone and Mrs. Bing as a monument to the pioneers of ham are sisters. the early west. Visiting In Nyssa— | Overnight Guests— Mrs Elizabeth Morehead and her Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 8. McKeehan daughters. Miss Ruby Morehead of j and small son, Roger, stopped over- Portland and Mrs. Qladys Conner I night at the K E. Keveren home of Boise, spent three days in Nyssa Monday. They were traveling from Tortngton, Wyoming to Eugene, renewing acquaintances with friends. They stayed at the H. R. Sherwood Oregon. and the W W Foster homes. Mrs. Morehead was formerly Elisabeth Here From Salt Lake— Mr. and Mrs. Danny Arnone of Ehrgood, daughter of a pioneer Salt Lake City are here spending the Nyssa couple. ATTENTION ALL MOTORISTS HEFTY H AU LER For in these broad-shouldered carriers —chassis and engine arc yoked together form perfect team for hauling, that’s built Lodge. Gerald drove the car and re turned via Prairie City, where they visited in the S. W. Coulter home. Diane Hardman left Friday on the streamliner for Kansas City to visit her father, Eric Fonter for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge attended a Counfy Farm Bureau meeting in Ontario Tuesday evening. A picnic in August and a booth at the On tario fair were planned. Kenneth Smith is harvesting his potatoes this week. Other farmers will start soon. Wallace and Margaret Butler and Roberta Judy, Joe, and Mike Van- derpool have been vacationing it Payette lakes the past two weeks with their grandmother. Mrs. Marg aret Payne. Mr and Mrs. Marion Kurtz and Bob spent Sunday afternoon and evening at Owyhee dam in the home I of Mr. and Mrs. David Highland. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz en- j tertained at dinner Saturday even ing for Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer and children of Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and children of Kingman Kolony. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill were din ner guests in the C. M. Morris home in Nampa and overnight guests in the Hardy Fine home in Glenns Ferry Sunday while en route to Ogden, Utah to attend a sugar beet growers convention. They visited Mr Hill's brother in Filer Monday and stayed overnight in the home of Mrs. Lena Creeling in Twin Falls. compact or bulky, liquid or solid, grain or cement —if you load it on a GMC, you deliver it faster at less cost per mile! 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