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T H E N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y JO U R N A L . N Y S S A . O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 9. 1951 Mother Of Mrs. S. B. Hoffman Passes BUENA VISTA. Aug. »—Word has been received from Mrs. S. B. Hoff man about the death of her mother. Mrs. Maze, in Nebraska Thursday’ Mr. Hoffman, and Ernest and Or ville Maze left that day for Neb raska. Mrs. Hoffman had been with her mother for several weeks, but she too has been ill in bed for sev eral days, but is now somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs Alva Ooodell, Mr and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver. Jim Ritchie and Loyd Cleaver attended the Vale- Hood River Legion baseball game in Vale Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and Custom Potato Digging Picking and Hauling GILBERT HOLMES P H O N E 029-R 3 FEED BAGOLOGY by NVSSA FEED MILL Wife: "You never remember our wedding anniversary.” Husband: “I do, distinctly. Ac cording to your present age it hap pened when you were three years old.” Good Management The average poultry r a i s e r throughout the country loses 40% of his layers. After your pullets have grown to maturity they are ready for the big chance in their lives: The start of the laying period. The poultry rais er should see to It that the house and the equipment with which it is furnished provide the sort of envior- onment that leads to heavy, pre- sistent production. Comfortably housed pullets pay their rent in extra eggs. “Are you the girl who took my order?” asked the impatient man in a cafe. “Yes, sir,” the waitress said. "Well, I declare!" he beamed. “You don’t look a day older”’ Contrary to the belief of many, hogs make faster and cheaper gains if fed a higher protein level than grain provides. It takes protein to put on that growth needed for heavy, solid finish. Therefore, the protein level of Pillsbury’s Best Pork Producer is placed where experience has shown most effecient and eco nomical results are gained. A host of feeders who turned to Pillsbury’s Best Pork Producer in the past few years have found it a mighty profitable "buy”. "IT PAYS ... to buy our feeds and follow our carefully recommended feeding program for livestock and poultry. Earl Says— /---------------- Folks drive into my station at BERRETT'Svnd kid me about running a picture every week —but I don’t mind. I Just say “Most people take a look at my mug and then they feel a lot better about their own- ’ Alva Ooodell. Jr., attended a picnic of the Pacific Supply Co-op at Pay ette Sunday. Those who have had telephones recently installed in their homes are Lester and Loyd Cleaver. Joe Callahan and Jim Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen. Jr., and family were Tuesday evening dinner guests at the George Vaughn home in New Plymouth. Mr and Mrs. Jim Ritchie, Mr and Mrs. Loyd Cleaver and Alvin Cleav er attended car races near Caldwell Sunday. Howard Day was pleasantly sur prised on his birthday Sunday even ing. Guests were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie, Mr and Mrs. Lester Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day and Alvin Cleaver. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Lester Cleaver accompanied her mother, Mrs. William Orr, and her brother, who is home on a fur lough, to Hermiston to visit her father, William Orr, who is working there. with a corsage and each girl was IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE has appointed Friday, the 7th d.iy count should not be settled, allowed HOLIDAY OBSERVED The annual Nyssa stake home given a pin as a favor Refresh STATE OF OREGON FOR THE j of September, 1961, at the hour cf and approved, and said estate dis j 11 o'clock a. m. of said day for the tributed and said administrator dis COUNTY OF MALHEUR builders holiday was held in the ments were served to 150 present. In the Matter ox the Estate hearing of objections to said Final charged. - 8 - stake house Thursday evening un Account and the settlement thereof. of Dated and first publbdted August OIVES LAWN PARTY der the direction of Mrs. Lauren Now, therefore, all persons inter- i 9. 1951: date of last publication, Miss Karen Fife entertained 16 SALLIE DENNIS, Deceased King and Mrs. Delbert Hooper D. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ested in the estate of Sallie Dennis. September 6, 1951. O. Bybee acted as master of cere guests at a lawn party and barbecue Notice is hereby given that the Deceased, are hereby notified and /*/ GEORGIA DENNIS at her home Saturday evening. The monies and President Milton Nelson undersigned. Georgia Dennis, ad required to appear at the County Administratrix of the Estate of gave the address of welcome. A evening was spent playing indoor ministratrix of the estate of Sallie Court Room in the Court House at Sallie Dennis, Deceased. chorus, with Letha and Roxle Wood and outdoor games. Charles Lynn Dennis. Deceased, has filed her Vale, Malheur County, Oregon, at Lytle. Kilpatrick and Schroeder, ard as so lists, sang the home build and Irene Taylor of Ontario spent Final Account as said administratrix said time to then and there show | Attorneys at Law ers songs. Various contests and the night at the Fife home after in the County Court of Malheur cause, if any there be, why said Ac- 1 Vale, Oregon games were played Special music the party. County. Oregon, and that said Court features under the direction of Mrs. Ross Burnett and Mrs. Glenn Short became the highlight of the even ing. Each teacher was presented I FROM NYSSA EA STBO U N D 11:10 AM *@9:35 AM §6:13 PM 3:48 AM 8:30 PM TRAILWAYS BUS DEPARTURES 5:55 AM R A LPH LAW RENCE a b o u t th is q u estio n : Return From Trip— Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oenyer and family returned last week after spending two weeks in the Black Hills of South Dakota. They return ed by way of Big Horn, Yellowstone and Teton parks. Insurance Headquarters I’m not certain just what the new financial responsibil ity law requires of a driver. Is it now necessary for a driv er to have $5000, $10,000 auto liability and $1000 property damage insurance, or to post an $11,000 bond before he can legally drive a car? Link Belt Stokers Estimates Gladly Given Ask fa r Pill P O l O l t on Horn« Improvement or Appi ¡anco loans. Inquire at your building material dealer * or any of our oHicee. Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho For the answer to your Insurance questions feel free to call me at Nyssa Insurance Agency. 105 Main St. Phone 53. 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In Hospital— Sharon Glover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Glover, underwent surgery Monday night in Malheur Memorial hospital when she had her appendics removed. with a First National Noma Improvement 9:00 PM (13:40 PM schedule to Weiser connects with Portland bus at Ontario) § Boise local “Weiser local—Daily except Sundays to Daily except Sundays and National Holidays Portland-Salt Lake service underscored LUNCH ROOM PHONE 331 Youth Is Called Home From Japan ADRAIN, Aug »—Donald Elliott ar rived home Monday noon from Japan, where he was stationed with the army to see his mother who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown took Kristine Korman to her home In Boise Sunday. Returning, they stopped in Caldwell at the Bob East man home. Mr. and MrV A. C. Henderson. Mrs. Anna Sparks and Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and sons attended a birthday dinner for Arthur Bonde in Emmett Sunday. The young people of the Presby terian church enjoyed a picnic Sun day at the park in Nampa. Those going from here were Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Moore and Henry, Ross Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis. Eileen Rowland of Lower Bend is visiting in the Gayle Martin home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oliver and daughters of Redondo, California were overnight guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown. Mr. Oliver and Mrs. Brown are friends, having lived in Nyssa a number of years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Poree Martin of Parma spent Saturday visiting in the home of their son, Oayle Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and sons attended the ball game Sunday evening at Airway park in Boise Bill’s brother Ray played with the Lewiston Legion against the Boise Legion team. Mrs. Jess Norris and children ac companied Mrs. Norris’ mother, Mrs. Simmons to Denver Saturday for a two-weeks visit. Mr and Mrs. Bob Brown attend ed the Masonic and Eastern Star picnic in Nyssa Sunday. Mrs. Francis Deffer took her mother, Mrs. Brown of Portland and nephew, John Gehr of Vancouv er, Washington, to their homes Fri day. She returned Monday, ac companied by her daughters, Betty and Sharon, who have been visiting relatives there. Mrs. E. E. Parker and Mrs. Ver non Parker and daughters spent Thursday in Caldwell shopping and visiting Mrs. Cliff Looney and fam ily. Gary Smith accompanied his father, Cecil, to Banks, Idaho Sun day for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis and Junior and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis of Ridgeview spent Sunday at Payette lakes. Caroline Schiemer was honor guest of a bridal shower Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. She was married Friday to Oeorge Ross- back of Mountain Home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and family visited Sunday with her father, Robert Toombs of Nyssa. W ESTBO U ND 13:40 PM *6:35 PM install Your New Furnace lid Good Ave. WAGGONER MOTOR CO. QUALITY PRICED BELOW BELO\ PRICED . • . • - ED CASE FURNITURE CO Ny., FURNITURE THE MARKET FREE DELIVERY U. S. 20 North Of Y
