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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 16. 1951
vs. Earl Fraser, et. a i. recovery on j of money. $480.82.
Return From Montana—
ces T. Hahn of Denver.
Ernest A. Martin vs. A. N. 8oliss.
Joe Maughan and Edison Cftlld
Andrew Julian A m en of Vale and not* toon
L R ^ r i n k l e . et. at., vs. Hawk «
*>
Ephes‘“'“ Bnng your
Vihit R elative* returned home Prkte> eveniraj after Mary T Joyce of Juntura.
, . ,__
Robert Lynn Gilliam of Payette Plumbing and Heating shop, • dam-
fishing
near
and
p
atricla
Ann
Belknap
o
f
On-
ages, 81.250.
.
NU-ACRES, Aug lg — Mr and Mr;. 8T. R PACT'S
f vsi u M R
fA a AVE
All* i ( L U r and
‘
* tek
B U IL D IN G PE R M ITS
,_ r T E , n s t u r « L CHURCH COLUM
BIA
v e , Aug 10 —aar ana Drummond, Montana
Ed Oakes, et. al.. vs. O. R. Dick-
I t&rio.
K e v . t . T . I ren s n a w , R e c to r
vfra Edward
E d w a rd C
Lar.saon and
an d family
fa m ily
Jake Groot of Ny*. a were dinner
Mrs
C. Larsson
son. injunction.
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Alva
Edison
Justus
and
Norma
John F Collins, seminarian In
Marion
Chard, alteration, 83,100,
U
Credit
Men's
association
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visited relatives in Hooper and Returns T o Nebraska—
guests Thursday at the home of Mr charge.
L. Jackson, both of Harper
L. D. Hammon. et. ux., recovery 34 x 24, Park avenue.
Mrs. A. J. Sorensen of Cairo,
L ~ n W Andersoen and Delores
and Mrs. George Smit.
Ogden
and
while
there
attended
a
Morning prayer and sermon. 11 a
... j
,
Faye Meeker, both of Ontario
Mr and Mrs. Ben Rainer and m.
family reunion.
Nebraska left today for her home.
Robert m White of Parma and
daughter, Carole, of Boise and Mr
Mr and Mrs. C M Tensen and She has been In Nyssa a month p auline Marie Arruola of Jordan
and Mrs. Oeorge Orasmlck of Cald
Nell,
Gary.
Colleen,
Celia,
Nanette
visiting at the home of Mr. and Valley.
SUNSET V A LLE T
and Stanley Bybee, Claudette Levitt.
well vtslted at the Frank Ned balm
ASSEMBLY O F GOD
Sam 8miley and Gerald Flinders, Mrs. Cecil Florea
FROM n y s * a
home Tuesday evening
Carole is
PE TIT IO N S, PRO BATE COURT
Kev. Quentin Calapp
members o f the senior and Junior
Estate of M ane C. Black, deceas-
staying with Donna Nedbalek for
EASTBOUND
Sunday school, 10 a. in.
riding clubs of this community
NEWS OF RECORD | ed.
two weeks.
3:48 AM
11:18 AM
8:28 PM
»09:25 A M
§8:13 PM
took part in the parade and grand
Worship services, 11 a. m.
Estate of Prank A. Foiles, deceas
The Farmerettes club held its
entree at the Caldwell rodeo Sat-
Young People, 7 p. m.
ed.
M A R R IA G E LIC ENSES
annual picnic at the park In Cald
j urday night.
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WESTBOUND
Evangelistic meeting, 8 p. m.
LuVerne A. Groen of Ontario and
Visitors at the Dick Groot home Mary
well Sunday. After a picnic dinner
9:88 PM
Ellen Powell of Vale
C O M PLAIN TS, C IR C U IT COURT
Wednesday Bible study, 8 p. no 1 Friday
5:55 AM
12:48 PM
»8:35 PM
afternoon were Mr and Mrs.
a large number of the group enjoy
Robert R. Peterman of Payette
Lucy A. Griep vs. Willard Shaw,
; Oeorge Smith of Nu-Acres.
ed a swim In the pool.
Betty Lorraine Spartz of On- et. al.. recovery on note, $296 94.
(12:48 PM schedule to Weiser connects with Portland bus at
C ATH O LIC CHURCH
Arthur Cook of Ontario spent the and
tarlo.
C. M. Tyler vs. Hazel Tyler, di-
Mr. and Mrs. W I Orcutt of
Ontario! SBoise local
'W eiser local— Dally except Sundays
Park Avenue and Third Street
week-end with Neil Tensen
Charles
Wassam
Crittenden
o
f
,
vorce.
Kearney, Nebraska visited at the
Mr and Mrs Clayton Jensen and
0 Daily except Sundays and National Holidays
Rev. P. J. Gaire, Pastor
and Jessie A. George of On- I Jack L. Palmer vs. Evelyn H.
Henry Orcutt home Thursday and | Mass beginning at 8:30 a. m.
Teresa of Nyssa visited relatives of Vale
Portland-Salt Lake service underscored
tario.
Palmer, divorce.
this community Sunday evening.
Friday of last week Mr and Mrs.
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Jack Eugene Atkeson of Caldwell
Ira M. Hopper vs. Elizabeth A.
Mr and Mrs 8mlley and Sam and
Wally Orcutt and family of Pay AD R IAN C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH
and
Carlene
Jones
o:
Nyssa.
I
Hopper,
divorce.
Nell Tensen were Ontario visitors
ette were Thursday evening supper
Henry E. Moore, Pastor
Jnited
Credit Men’s association
James
Dalgetty
of
Vale
and
Fran-
u
r
'
Monday.
guests at the Orcutt home
Bible school. 10 a m.
Mr and Mrs Pete vd Oord and
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Evans and
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
family attended a family picnic in
Givo* yoo H m MOST POWER
family enjoyed a trip to the hills
the Caldwell park Sunday
near Cascade Tuesday of last week.
Carolyn Tensen was an overnight
L. D. 8. 1st W A R D
from
the LEAST GAS!
guest at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Members of the Nu-Acres Grange
Elden J. Yergrnarn, Bishop
Sovos yoo plenty I
worked on their booth at the fair
Sunday—Priesthood meeting. 9:15 Clayton Jensen of Nyssa Saturday.
grounds Monday evening.
a. m. Sunday school, 10:30 a. m
Mr and Mrs. Bill Orasmlck. M' Sacrament meeting. 8:00 p. m.
and Mrs. Lester Reece and family j Tuesday -Relief society, 2:00 p. m.
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek
Wednesday—M. I. A . 8 00 p. m.
Ford 5 -ST A R E X T R A C a b g iv a s y o u n e w
and Donna, and Carole Ramer of j Thursday—Primary. 10:00 a. m.
Av«!«bii<?y of equipment, accessories and trim as illus
Boise, drove to New Plymouth Sat- J
trated is dependent upon material supply conditions.
comfort for S u n d a y c a llin g — in the Pickup
F A IT H LUTH ERAN CHURCH
urday evening to see the pre-fair j
5 , 0 0 0 tru c k o w n e r « In F o r d 's
that'« a itandout for M o n d a y h a u lin g I
Fifth Street A Park Avenue
parade.
5 0 -m illio n -m ile E c o n o m y R u n,
Rev. John L. Hrlehl. Pastor
d e m o n s t r a t e d th a t F o r d T ru ck s
Mr and Mrs. Henry Orcutt and j
s a v e y o u m o n e y e v e r y m ile !
sona drove to Boise after attend- I Sunday church school, 10 a. m
# Both the Ford 5 -S T A R Cab and, at
lng the picnic In Caldwell, where ! Divine worship service, 11 a. m.
slight added coot, the 5 -S T A R E X T R A
You
are
sincerely
InvKed
to
wor
they visited at the home of Mr and
Cab (shown) give you: M ore driving
Mrs. John Johnson rgind daughter j ship with us.
W e Feature the
ease with 65-coil seat and level action cab
A88EMBLT OP GOD
suspension to iron out rough roads! M ore
Visitor Honored
2nd and Reece
visibility with 50% bigger rear window!
Prank C. Coley, Pastor
At B irth d a y P arty
M ore convenience with new fingertip
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
gearshift (F - l), and extra roominess.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
OREGON T R A IL . Aug 18—Honor
Tuesday evening prayer meeting.
ing thr birthday of Mrs. R E Byers, 8 p. m.
S r , of Mapleton, Iowa, who Is vis
Friday evening young people's j
Special Blanket
iting relatives here, a party was held service, 8 p, m.
at the F. 8 Byers home Monday
evening. Twenty-two guests weie rH E M ETHODIST C O M M U N ITY
Liability Policy
present. Mrs Byers received many
CHURCH
KEN RENSTROM
nice gifts. Lunch was served after
Lee an se Ford Trucks last longer I Using latest registration data on
Donald 8. Campbell, Minister
an evening of visiting
I . F 0 .A .F .
7*318,000 trucks, life insurance experts prove Ford Trucks last longer I
Krnstrum Insurance Agency
9 45 a m , church school.
Mr and Mrs, R. F Byers, S r . of
11 a. m . morning worship.
217 Good Ave.
Phone 264-W
Mapleton, Iowa are visiting his
7 p, m., Youth Fellowship.
brother. F S. Byers and family.
The Merry Matrons club met at
THE C H CK Cn O P THE
S tro n g C apital
the home of Alice Holmes Wednes
NAZARENE
Stock Protection
day afternoon, August 8. Roll ca'l
OREGON
Rev. Glen Abla, Pastor
NYSSA
was answered with "a witty saying".
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Twelve members and two guests.
Miss Anna Lewis of Salt Lake ¿fit y
C5s
and Mrs. R. E. Byers, S r, o f Maple
ton, Iowa were present. A social
afternoon was enjoyed Prizes for a
guessing gume were won by Vir
ginia Rookstool and Viola Adams.
Refreshments were rerved by the
hostess, assisted by Alberta Bowen
and Oladys Byers The next meet
ing will be held August 23 with
Marie Holmes as hostess. Favorite
recelpes will be exchanged.
Ward C Lundy and Mr and Mrs.
J E Bowen went to Tigard, Oregon
Black
Penny
A ll W hite
last week-end
Mrs Lundy and
two sons returned home with them.
Picnic I* II« hi By
Farmerette* (Hull
songs and a study from Ood’s word, , • ■
. .
directed by the pastor. Last three l . o l U I » m a
.
t.O U flle
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TRAILWAYS BUS DEPARTURES
Farmers like its POWER PILOT!
Families love its CAB EXTRAS!
FA R M ER S &
RANCHERS
FARMERS and
RANCHERS
FORD
TRUCKING C m IESS
Herriman Motor Company
Back To School In Thrifly Shoes
Bracken’s
To P ayrllr Lake«—
Mr, and Mrs Kenneth Cottle
»pent several (lay* this week at
Payette Lakes.
Visit In Nyssa—
Mr and Mrs Duane Holcomb
will arrive In Nysa Saturday even
ing to spend 10 days here visiting
friends and relatives Their daugh
ter, Connie Jo, has been at the
home at her grandparents, Mr and
Mrs Dale Garrison,, for the (tost
turn weeks
SADDLE
LOAFER
OXFORDS
A ll Sizes
a t ...
$7.95
$5.95
M ISSIO N A R Y B A P TIS T CHURCH
Eldrr Harold G. Ernie. Pastor
Sunday nrho«l. 10 a. m
Hong aervlce, 7 :30 p m
Evening service, 8 p, m
Wedne.vtay evening prayer ser
vice. 8 p. m.
CHURCH or C H R IST
Austin J. Hollingsworth. Minster
10 a m , church school, studying
the anchor of our faith
1 1 a m , morning worship, ser
mon "H oly Provoking"
7 p m
Christian Youth Fellow
ship rxpresslonal period and wor
ship
8 p m . good old-fashlned gospel
Earl Says—
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Smart M aid
LO AFER
School Budget
Smart Shoe
Priced
At The Right
require
gear
« (« lia n
special
lubricant*
«I
llypold
Al
W hite Soles
$6.45
Form Fitting
LOAFER
Price
$6.85
$7.95
$5.90
Sturdy School
Boy's Dress
W eatherbird
SHOE
Featurized Shoe
Scuff-Proof Toe
Sizes 2V2 to 8
Long W ea rin g Sole
SHOE
Sizes 8 l/2 to 3
Sizes 8>/2 to 3
Did you know that your rar
may
OXFORDS
Weather-Teens
W edge
LOAFER
W hite
Priced Low
to
Two-Strap
and
Saddle
$6.45
( I I I I v < II N O T E S
THE FREE M ETHODIST C H C R t l l
Adrian. Orrgon
Church school, 10 a m.
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
Young People's study period. 7 p
m
Evangelist message, 8 p m.
Wednesday prayer service, 7.20
p m.
Headquarters For All School Clothing
$3.98
$5.95
$5.95
my
B ERRETTA.
(Iva tour rar Just « l u i II
m a n « facturer
rr< umnirnd
Ladies' Nylon Hose . . . N ew Shades, Slight Irregulars of $1.75 Hose, Friday, Saturday and M o n d a y ____ 77c
for I harr special rharti an
I ir li only Ihr brat product
Boys' Rope Knit T Shirt. . . Long sleeves, R egular $2.29, Friday, Saturday and M onday only ________ 99c
Boys' Sport Shirts . . . Long Sleeves, Sanforized plaids, Friday, Saturday and M onday only ............ $1.39
%
Boys' School Socks . . . Bright Colors, size 61/* to 10»
Lots of W ea r, 6 pair
...
____ _____ $1.00
«
W e are stocked to meet a ll of your school shoe and clothing requirements in quality merchandise at a fair
price. O ur la y a w a y department is for your convenience and w e sincerely urge you to use it.
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NYSSA, OREGON