Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, September 06, 1951, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1951
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PARMA COUPLE WED
A wedding of Interest to Parma
friends was performed by Judge
Brown at Wlnnemucca Friday even­
ing. uniting Miss Connie Sontmars.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E Som-
mars of Apple Galley, and Howard
Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Beit
Smith of Parma. The couple was
attended by Mr and Mrs. Roseoe
Smith of Parma. Mr Smith re­
turned recently from Korea, where
he served with the armed service
the past year. The young couple
DR. C.W. CRAVES
Optometrist
Eyes Examined
Phone 720
718 Arthur St.
Caldwell, Idaho
apartment. Stuns apartment house.
Adrian boulevard. Phone 152-R or
no.
Sstfc
FOR SALE — Outstanding value,
will leave for Kansas next week and
he arlll report for duty at Fo.-t
Riley.
A large number of friends hon­
ored the young couple Sunday even­
ing with a miscellaneous shower at
the home of the bride’s parents,
after which they were given a rous­
ing charivari Many lovely gifts
were received by the bride and
groom.
A wedding dinner was given In
honor of the bride and groom at
the home of the groom’s parents.
Mr and Mrs. Bert Smith of Parma
S u n d a y afternoon, Sixty-nine
friends and relatives were present.
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EAOLE8 AUXILIARY MEETS
A regular meeting of the Eagles
auxiliary was held under the direct­
ion of Mrs. Collins Tuesday evening.
Mrs Elmer Jaques won the raffle
gift and Mrs Glenn Kenaston won
the prise for the best dressed "little
girl". The rest of the evening was
spent socially.
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ENTERTAIN« AT BRIDGE
Mrs Thomas Q. Jones entertained
her bridge club at her home last
Thursday. Mrs Clyde SnideF won
first prize and Mrs. John Kopp sec­
ond Mrs. George Henneman re­
ceived the traveling prise.
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ENTERTAINS AT BRIDOE
Miss Eva Boydell entertained her
nmmmm
modern three-apartment house,
which «rill pay for itself and give
you a good home, or aril] pay 10 per
cent Interest on your investment,
comer lot and good location. H.
MMMMM*
FOR YOUR PLUMBING
NEEDS
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
and Pressure Systems
Call
J. C. SMITH
13 Years In Nyssa
Phone 78-J
CHOICE FRYERS
Cleaned and Picked to Perfection
2 TO 2Vi LBS.— DISJOINTED—BATTERY FED
"Drive a few milea. Save a few Dollars"
2 MILES E. OF NYSSA
HARTM AN'S LOCKERS AT LOCKER AVE.
WE GIVE
GREEN STAMPS
“YOU DON’T HAVE TO ASK FOR THEM”
FRIDAY & SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7 & 8
Fryers, each
$ 1 .2 5
-
Bacon, pound
Mr. and Mrs l.lrwrllyn Kobhins. Mr. Robbins Is a junior in Oregon
who wrrr married August 26 In the State college. Mrs. Robbins is the
Methodist churc h in Nyssa. plan to former Darlene Robbins of Ontario.
(Heater Photo)
make tlielr home at Corvallis, where
Tuesday evening bridge club at her of Nyssa-Parma Junction on high­
home Mrs. J L. Herrlman won way 95. Syrpe orchards, phone 372.
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high prize and Mrs George Mitchell Fruitland.
won second high. Special guests
were Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. FOR SALE—Tree ripened Hale
Leo Lorenz ad Argentina. Miss Nora peaches. 8. M. Fox. 3 4 mile south
O'Brian of Ogden and Mrs. R. G. of the Apple Valley schoolhouse.
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Larson.
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FOR
RENT—TTiree-room
modern
PARTY IS HELD
Mr and Mrs. Richard Mason were apartment. H. O. Johnson. 6slxc
sponsors of a come-as-you-are party
lease farm to run
held Thursday evening for 20 high WANTED—To
stock. Jim Riley, general de­
school pupils of the Christian young
livery,
Nyssa.
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church. They enjoyed games in the
park and refreshments at the FOR RENT—Furnished basement
churoh.
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GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY
YOU CANT HIDE
Kenneth Wilson was guest of hon­
or at a surprise party and potluck
FROM
DANGER-
dinner given Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Nick Smit.
Fifty of his friends and their par­
ents of Ontario presented Wilson
with a cash gift as a going-away
present. Wilson, who attended
school for four years In Nyssa and
graduated from the eighth grade
here last year, left today for Hollls-
dayburg. Pennsylvania to begin his
studies in the priesthood. He will
attend four years oi high school,
four years of college and four years I
of seminary At the end of this B U T YOU C M
time he will be a San Franciscan
priest, a follower of St Francis. He j PROTECT YO u RS l LF
Is now a member of the Ontario |
Incur« with ,
Catholic church.
FARMERS
BUILDING PERMITS
Arthur K. Servoss, construction,
a n d o*l
King avenue, lot 16, Industrial
7.4a
But
sub-division. $12.000, 40 x 46, frame.
Catfish, pound
(you »ave $39.95)
WRIST WATCH
For man or woman,
boy or girl
★ Gold-filled Cato
★ 17-Jewel Movement
Expander Gold-Filled
Band
★ Stainless Steel Back
★ One-year Guarantee
if
★
G-E WASHER
Activator Washing Action
yt Automatic Timing
i f Big B-paund Capacity
i f Permanently-ailed
Mechanism
i f Quick-Emptying Pump
i f One-year Written Warranty
if
Ceese le t
g e e 'l l fte v e t e t e e
M l the w esk er e e d Use wetsbea
f e e p p r e r le t e th e ir v e le e -
HENNEMAN HARDWARE CO.
207 Main St.
PHONE 106
PROGRAM
N Y S S A
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
A U TO M O BILE
TRU CK
FIRE
IN SU R A N CE
FOR SALif
$5950, FHA house, 3 years old,
OE dishwasher and garbage dispos­
al. paved street
2-bedroom, FHA. 2 years old, $7.-
GOLAN C. CALVERT
500
407 MAIN STREET
BOH THOMPSON AGENCY
Phone 135 Nyssa, Ore.
Phone 97
FOR KENT -One-bedroom house
on North 6th St . phone 199-R. 6s2xc
FOR male . Tree ripened Hate and
Elbert peaches. Five miles north1
-
396
T-bone & Rib Steak, lb. 6 9 C
M utton R oast, pour id
—
Both $ 1 C A 9 5
for
-
G O L D E N R IP E
2 POUNDS
250
39c
-
-
S L IC E D , L E A N
G E N E R A L © ELECTRIC
WASHER
B ananas
M EAT DEPARTM ENT
-
S W IF T 'S M E A T Y
*4 9 ” GIR WATCH
and *149”
JV C
BETTER BARGAIN BUYS
—
Speda
O. Johnson.
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WANTED—Woman desiring per­
manent part-time work. Inquire at
Arrowhead lodge.
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-
Grapes
R E D O R W H IT E
2 PO UNDS
190
C auliflow er
S N O -W H IT E
PO U N D
39Ç
110
SH O U LD ER
Lemons
L A R G E , JU IC Y
DOZEN
320
GROCERY DEPARTM ENT
Tom atoes, 2 cans
-
S M IT H 'S , 2 ‘/ j C A N
Peaches
Tom atoes, 2 cans
390
Catsup, 2 bottles
HALE. LARGE
5 POUND BA SK ET
-
41C
37£
S M IT H 'S N O . 2 C A N
-
H U N T 'S , 14 O U N C E B O T T L E
41C
B A K E R Y D E P T . K rinkles, 3 packages - 2 2 C
P O S T 'S S '/i O U N C E P A C K A G E
Cinnam on R olls
DOZEN
Dog Food, 6 cans - 5 9 C
4 9 I*
P L E A S E , 15 O U N C E C A N
P r o m p t P m rton ol S f v i t O
GORDON’S DRIVE-IN MARKET
HOM E OF Q UALITY A N D SERVICE
OPEN EVENINGS
Telephone 108 J H E A T R E
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 7-8
"The Fighting Coast G uard"
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Brian Donlevy—Foroat Tucker
Ella Ratnee—John Ruaaall
A two-fisted story of America’s lighting furies the
U S. coast guard, never quitting when the going gets
tough.
M a tin e e B el. 1:10. Adas. M e t e
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9-10
"R oyal W ed d in g"
IN TECHNICOLOR
with
Fred Aatalre—Jane Powell
Peter Lawford—Sarah ChurchUl
A riotous comedy sparkling with romance, dancing and
Binging, a tune-filled musical masterpiece.
Matinee Son.
1 M;
Adas. JOt-Se
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11-12
t
"A s Young As You Feel"
with
Monty Woo lay—Thelma Ritter
David Wayne—Joan Patera
The story of a hilarious hoax with Monty Wooley to
prove that life begins at 65 and you’re as young as you
feel.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13-14
"The Last Outpost"
IN TECHNICOLOR
with
Ronald Reagan—Rhonda Fleming
Noah Boory-Bill Williams
The flaming story of the lawless frontier, when brother
fought brother for a woman’a love.
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For shakes, shingles or rough lumber. 15
beautiful Western Tones. Soaks right into
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NYSSA. OREGON