Nyssa gate city journal., July 19, 1951, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

P A f î F PîfïV IT
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 19, 1951
Rutledge, right supporter to vice
grand. Inez Sebum; left supporter
to vice grand. Mary Cox; warde.i.
A l t a Stunz; conductor. E t h e l
Thompson; chaplain. Alice Rhodes;
musician. Mae Bellon and outgoing
noble grand. Leona Reeves
After the business meeting, a pot-
luck supper was served In the din­
ing room In the I. O. O. F. hall.
S o c ia l Jiotes
MARRIED IN NEVADA
Miss Arvesta Hendrix of Balter and
I W D. Rinehart of Biker, formerly
I of Nyssa, were married July 9 in
Lovelock.-Nevada. They are living
in Baker, where Mr. Rhinehart owns
a barber shop.
CHRISTIAN WOMEN MEET
A general meeting of the Christ­
ian Women's Fellowship was held
in the Christian church Thursday
afternoon. Mrs Emerson Blngaman
| presided over the business meeting
Members of the new groups were
I announced and group chairman,
Mrs Roy Bibbey and Mrs. Dan Pen-
nle, chosen They replace last year's
; chairmen, M r, Roy Barnes and Mrs
Harold Robbins. Thursday’s pro­
gram was under the direction of
I Mrs. Patricia Castro and her com-
{ mittee, Mrs. A. J. Hollingsworth,
Mrs. J. C 8mlth, Mrs. Webb Pennie
and Mrs. Roy Bibbey. They intro­
duced this year's theme. “Churches
For Our Country's Needs.” Next
month's program will be under the
direction of Mrs. Johnny Stafford
of Caldwell.
Refreshments were
served by the president and her
two new group leaders.
Y o u r d riv e r's licen se
co u ld be suspended il
you are unable (o comply
w ith O reg o n's revised
Auto Financial Kespon-
b ility law w h ic h goes
into effect August 2 , 1951 .
The law states that you
may be required to post
as much as $ 11,0 0 0 as
security with the Secre­
tary ol State in the event
o l an accident. II you
can’t pay, you may lose
your driver's license.
The best way to protect
your right to drive is a
good insurance policy.
eneral
C om pany
C asu alty
of
A m e r ic a
policy is the best obtain­
able . . . it protects you
fully under the revised law.
AFTER AUG. 2
Meet your deadline now!
After the first accident
may be too late. W ith
G e n eral
of
A m e r ic a ' s
budget plan, your pro­
tection costs you as little
as . . 4
S 6 .0 0
Renstrom
Insurance
Agency
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EI.BCTS OFFICERS
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Callahan ol
At a banquet held In Vale Friday
Nyssa announce the engagement of
night
the
Nyssa stake Junior M. Men
their daughter. Loya, to Pfr. Donald
D. Fryer of Detroit, Oregon, who is and junior Oleaners elected new of­
now stationed at Kodiak. Alaska. ficers for the coming year. Newly
The marriage will be solemnlied 111
the Salt 1-akr City L. D. S. temple
in the near future.
honored at a birthday party Wed­
nesday on her ninth birthday. Ten
guests enjoyed birthday cake and
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ice cream Miss Bingham received
ENTERTAIN CLUB
Mr and Mrs. Ted Morgan enter­ many lovely gifts.
tained their Mr and Mrs. club at
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their home last Wednesday evening
HOSTESS "COFFEES"
Ouest players were Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Harry Miner and Mrs H. R.
Dirk Tensen. High score was won Sherwood were hostesses at "C of­
by Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Wilson and fees" this past week.
second high by Dr. and Mrs John
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Kopp.
ENTERT A INS CLUB
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Mrs. Kenneth Cottle entertained
HOLD FUN-DA-LAY
The annual stake Trail Builder her Tuesday afternoon bridge club
Fun-da-lay was held In the Nyssa In her home. Special guests were
stake house Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mrs. Leo Lorenz. Mrs. R. O.
Elwood Flinders gave the address of Larson, Mrs Frank Morgan, Mrs. C.
welcome. Those In charge were A Mally and Miss Dee O'Brian of
Mrs. Lorenz held high
Mrs. Lee Stoker, refreshments; Mrs Ogden.
Marlon Olenn and Mrs. Blair Hend­ score, Mrs. Frank Morgan held sec­
ond
and
Mrs.
Clyde Snider won the
ricks, games, and Mrs. Orant Bybee
of Ontario, the lion hunt. Two traveling prize.
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hundred and twenty Trail Builder
boys and their moth°rs and fathers
OUESTS FROM ONTARIO
were present from Nyssa, Ontario,
Mr and Mrs. Louis Pheifer of
Owyhee. Vale and Parma. A barbe­ Ontario were guests at a dinner
cue lunch was served.
given at the Ray Russell home Sat­
urday evening.
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QIRI, DELEGATE REPORTS
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Alice KomuLsu. Nyssa's delegate
REOEPTION HELD
to the Oregon girls state convention
A reception was held Tuesday
sponsored by the American Legion evening In the Nyssa stake house in
auxiliary gave an Interesting ac­ honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Beason
count of her trip to Salem at a gard­ Lewis, who were married July 3 at
en party held at the home of Mrs the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ray C.
H O. Hopkins Monday night While Lewis, parents of the groom The
In Salem. Miss Komatsu was elected bride is the former Vonda Rhea of
senator. She was a guest at a din­ McMinnville, Tennessee. She wore
ner given at the home of Mr and a white suit and white accessories.
Mrs D W Patch, former Nyssa
A program was held at Intermis­
residents. Miss Komatsu expressed sion with Rosel Hunter as master
thanks to the American Legion and of ceremonies. Numbers on the pro­
auxiliary, the Eagles and auxiliary, gram were a violin solo by Laura
the Lions, the chamber of commerce Schenk; saxaphone solo, John Sav­
and the Nyssa Civic club for making age; violin solo, Amy Lewis; and a
It possible for her to attend the duet, Mr Dale Sessions and Mrs.
convention.
Richard Maw.
Mrs Mural Lewis presided over
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the gift table and Mrs Ray C. Lewis
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
8. P Bybee was honored guest cut the cake.
on his birthday Sunday at a picnic
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In the Nyssa park. The 47 persons
INSTALLATION HELD
present Included the Bybee broth­
At the regular meeting of the Re-
ers and sisters and their families, j bekah lodge July 12, Installation of
Out-of-town guests were Mrs Ruby officers was conducted by the dis­
Jordan and four children of Nampa. trict deputy president, Mrs. Louise
Mr and Mrs B. J Bybee and Mr Wernlck and staff
and Mrs Loren King and three
The elective officers are Bessie
children of Ontario and Mr. and McConnell, noble grand: Virginia
Mrs. Leonard Hawes und five child­ Williamson, vice grand; Beulah
ren of Big Bend
Oann, secretary and Minnie Leuck,
treasurer The appointive officers
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are as follows: Right supporter to
HONORBD ON BIRTHDAY
Miss Teresa Bingham, daughter of noble grand. Nettle Beqnett; left
Mr and Mrs Earl Bingham, was | supporter to noble grand. Bertha
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AUXILIARY INITIATES
The regular business meeting of
the Eagles auxiliary was held Tues­
day night at 8:30 with the president.
Mrs Faye Collins, presiding. Mrs
Donald Jensen. Mrs Warren Lundy,
8r and Mrs. Leonard Phillips were
Initiated as new members The in­
itiation class was in honor of Mrs.
Ray Russell, past madam president.
Raffle prizes were won by Mrs. Jack
Walters and Mrs Robert Runcorn.
The social hour was followed by re­
freshments.
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LOSING YOUR
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PILOT was one of more than
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elected presidents are Diane Frisby [
and Max Whitaker of Vale. Secre­
taries are Betty Louise Fife of Nyssa \
and Dee Winager of Ontario. Retir­
ing presidents are Cleo Flinders and
Lee Andersen of Nyssa. 60 young ;
people attended the banquet. Ad­
visors for the jouniur M. Men and
junior Gleaners in the stake are
Mrs. Robert Lee of Vale and Roland
Maw of Owyhee.
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Saturday. July 21—St. Paul's |
cooked food sale. Eder hardware
store at 9 o'clock. Book club at
Mrs. Alva Watts at 2 o’clock.
Sunday. July 22—Oregon Trail
grange picnic at the Nyssa park.
Annual Catholic church picnic at
the Nyssa park. Altar society to 1
meet during picnic. Regular mass
for the 22nd at 11 o'clock.
Tuesday. July 24—Nyssa pioneer |
days celebration at the Vale park.
Dance at Nyssa stake house at 9
o'clock. Oregon Trail grange meet- j
ing.
Wednesday. July 2S—Eagles aux­
iliary meeting. Eagle lodge. 8:30.
■TSo Ij«xy J'» Ford Kx|»rraa dal iUrlf
promt in tlw Ford Truck Economy Hun,"
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Truck ran up a total of 5.1U9 mitra. My
out of-pockct »«penai for go*, oil. nusut-
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buretion ignition ay*tem in one reaaon why
Ford "lYucka coot ao little to run. in ranch
work or any work The row** pil o t give*
you the moot poster from the ¡tart fat.
In the low price field, only Ford haa it!
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Phone 61W
Nyua, Oregon
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JULY CLEARANCE SALE
S U E BEGINS FRIDAY. JULY 2D
DON'T MISS THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT. MANY PRICES BELOW REPLACE­
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15 DENIER
RANDOM SIZES
10 TO 12
Ladies' Rayon
Panties
IRREGULARS
W HITE— BRIEF STYLE
5 for $ 1 .0 0
77*
Nylon Hose
Men's Work
Socks
51 GAUGE
A REAL SA V IN G S!
Gingham
Plaids
W ON DERFUL FOR
SCHOOL DRESSES
VA LU E 79c
SALE PRICE
4 9 * yd.
Boys' Crew
Sox
3-MONTHS
GUARANTEE
3 pr. 8 5 *
35c, 3 for $1.00
SUMMER DRESS CLEARANCE
V2 OFF
MONEY-SAVING VALUES!
COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION
y 2 OFF ORIGINAL PRICE
80 Sq.
81 X 108
White Sheets
Fancy Prints
42x36
Pillow Cases
D A N RIVERS
GOOD ASSORTM ENT
3 8 * yd.
5 9 * yd.
Ladies' Ha ndkerchiets
SALE 1 0 *
REGULAR VA LU E 19c
Fancy Rayon
Yardage
HIGH Q U X l ITY
$ 2 .9 5
’
PREMIUM— TYPE 128
4 7 * each
Chenille Bedspreads
SALE $ 5 .9 5
Boys' Sport
Tea Towels
Shirts
19*
98*
6 for $ 1 .0 0
36 SPREADS ASSORTED— VALU E $8.95
BOOTT TOW ELING
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EXTR A VALUE
GOOD ASSORTMENT
Now 7 7 * yd.
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PLAIN COLORS
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