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PAGE THE NYSSA CATE CITY J O U R N A L , N Y S S A . OREGON. FOUR T e a c h e r 's Cur 1» Duma"«-)! In Crash BIG BEND. Oct. 4—Cars driven by M lsjs Mary Weir and Mr Cleverly collided Monday night as MLvi Weir wan driving home from school Re ports Indicated Mr Cleaverly drove onto the highway from a side road as Miss Weir approached The wo man's car was badly damaged, but no one was hurt. Friends and former neighbors of Bi.l Otbson have learned that h; passed away at his home In New Plymouth Those attending the funeral Thursday Included Mr. and Mrs Dyre Robert.. Arthur Holly. Lois Snapp. Mrs. Steiner. Mr. Harv ey Bennett, Mrs Bill Looney, Mrs E H Brumbach. Mr. and Mrs Prank TRA I (.WAYS DE PART URE S EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 30 EASTBOUND 11:40 P. M. *3:20 P. M. 9:1* P. M. WESTBOUND 5:50 A. M. 1:30 P. M. •Local to Boise %T:30 P. M. 9:45 P. M. •/, Local to Weiser Mrs. Marie Thomas. Agent 220 Main 84. Phone 2t7 It s Purina Calf Slartena For Herschel Thompson Miller. Lora Pillsbury and Mr. and Mro Garrett Timmerman. The Jolly Janes club met last Wednesday witn Mrs. Pearl Abbott in Parma The next meeting will be held with Angie Chaney October 10 . Garltt Muntjewerff of Joseph came home to see his folks and go deer hunting with Richard Holly and Mr Defier of Adrian. Mr and Mrs Raymond Cartwright and his father. Ray Cartwright went to Unity Saturday deer hunting. Sunday dinner guests in the Harv ey Hatch home were Mr and Mrs. Joe Stone of Gaston. Oregon. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Stark. Mr and Mr. Ira Pettis and Ralph arid Mr and Mrs. Tom Ferguson of Parma. Mr and Mrs. Clint Allen of Parma visited in the Ralph Stark home Sunday evening. Mrs Mary Thompson took her folks and aunt, Mrs Eastweed to Rainbow lake, near Star and report ed a nice catch of trout. Mrs. Myrtle Hatch made a trip to Nampa Thursday afternoon to pick up some baby chicks she had ordered Mrs Fern Hatch and Mrs. Don Hatt visited in the Harvey Hatch home Wednesday afternoon, calling on their house guests, Mrs. Ludie R. Holmes, and Mr and Mrs. John McFarland of Kansas City. Missouri. Mrs. Frone Stradley Is spending a week visiting in the home of her son, Elmer, in Nyssa. Friends of the Harry Russell fam ily have been Informed that the Russell residence In Toledo, Oregon, burned to the ground last Wednes day Mr and Mrs. Russell lost all of their belongings as they were a- way from home at the time. Miss Helen Hatch took Phillip, Allen Bennett and Alice and Jimmy Thompson to Snively's hot springs on a swimming party Saturday evening. Little Sharan Brock of Emmett is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prosser Mr. and Mrs. Haworth of Weiser spent Tuesday night in the Herb Thomas home. Mr and Mrs. Bruce Thomas of Baker visited from Tuesday until Friday with his brother and wife, Mr and Mrs. Herb Thomas. Mr and Mrs Varner Hopkins and Insurance Headquarters THIS IS A PICTURE OF HERSCHEL WITH ONE OF HIS JERSEY CALVES. NAMED CLOVER. SHE WEIGHED 250 LBS. AT FIVE MONTHS GRIGG BROS. Harschwl says: "I have been feeding Purina Calf Stariena on the Purina program for over two years and I am well satis fied with the results. It is costing only half as much to raise a calf as it did be fore I went on the program. I have big. well developed calves at four months weighing 200 lbs. or better." REAL ESTATE Mel Beck. Associate and BUTLER Home beauty begins w ith . . . When you start your next calf, come down and we will be glad to give you all the information on feeding Purina Calf Slartena. TOBLER S FEED AND FUEL Nyssa, Oregon Phone 26 Stunx Lumber Co. Co/MEM- Let us show you how low trucking costs can be! figures front en-the-job operations! •*'» a n o fh a r Ford l u l l A complete record of ix>»l Ut-run report», ranging over tin* whole Held uf trucking' It'a the book of Hnal reaulta from the nationwide Ford Truck Economy Hunt See It tiefure you buy ANY truck — •ee how luw trucking cneta run lie, for loaiia like yuura, in your kind o f work! Thia taa>k la made up front daily on the Job running cue! reports by ordiuary truck operator«, doing every day truck work. There were no "apecial" models in the Font Truck Kconomy Hun. Fvery one of the 5,691 trucks were atuck model jobs, equipped with the standard Power Pilot. Kenneth went to Baker Saturday to visit Mrs. Hopkins' sister. Mrs. Ray Heick and family. Fay Marie Hopkins spent the week-end in Parma with her sister, Mrs. Joe Zentz and baby Dr. and Mrs Clare Conley and daughter. Diane, of Caldwell, spent Sunday evening in the Herb Thomas home. Herb Thomas’ sister, Mrs Ed Hunt of Pinkerton, Idaho, came Tuesday to make them a visit. They all went to Weiser Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs Riley Dille. Mrs. Mary Thompson took her mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickerson and her aunt. Mrs. Elmer Eastwood of Kansas to visit friends in Nampa Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. George Fisher of Parma spent Wednesday afternoon in the Harvey Hatch home. Mrs Bethel Martin of Adrian and Mrs Ruby English shopped in Boise Friday. Mrs Ruby English and her sister. Elaine, took their mother. Mrs. Earl Clary to a doctor in Caldwell Mon day Mr and Mrs. Babe Hamilton and Donny of Ridgeview visited in the Dyre Roberts home Saturday even ing. Mr and Mrs. Joe Stone left Mon day morning for their home in Oas- ton, Oregon after a two weeks visit with her brother and sister, Ralph Stark and Mrs Myrtle Hatch. Mr. and Mrs Frank Miller of Weiser were Sunday visitors in the Brumbach home. Junior Edens Is recovering from a tonsil operation. Mrs E. H. Brumbach and Ezra shopped in Caldwell Friday. Graver H. Feldtman of Weiser transacted business in the Bend Thursday and Friday of last week Miss Lela Dickerson of Parma vis ited school with her cousin, Alice Thompson, Tuesday in Adrian. The school bus driver from Adrian is having to make two trips into the Bend in order to pick up all the school children Mrs. M. McCormick of Boise is a house guest in the Frank Miller home. Mr and Mrs. W S. Ahearn of Payette were Sunday visitors in the Brumbach home. Walter Bishop transacted bus iness In Vale Tuesday. Rev Nicholas Walsh of Payette was a Sunday caller in the Brum bach home. Mr. and Mrs. Haupman were bus iness visitors In Homedale Monday. Mrs. E. H. Brumbach attended a book club meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Schweizer in Sunset valley Saturday afternoon. cohol burner, a wedding gift of Mrs J. D. Hughes. The kettle is more than 50 years old. Mrs. R. C. Young of Parma dis played four of her oil paintings cf flowers that she had raised. Background piano music for the show was furnished by Mrs. Wilson Winter. Friday, and Miss Phyllis Cheldehn, Saturday. Winners of the door prizes were Mrs Wilson Winter. Mrs Walter Fox. Mrs. Jessie Morgan. Mrs. El mer Cruson, Mrs. Keith Tollman and Mrs. Dean Reeves. Cities represented among the 231 persons registered for the show were San Diego, San Francisco. Worth ington, Minnesota; Jordan Valley, Homedale. Kuna. Caldwell. Vale, Ontario, Payette and Nampa. the American Jersey club s g- ed to help breeders of registered Jerseys improve their cattle oy knowing which ones come closest to the breed's standard of perfection, DR. CLARE F. CONLEY Announces the opening of his optometry offices at Caldwell. Eyes Examined Office hours 9 a. m. lo 5 p. m. Saturdays 9 a. m. lo 1 p. m. Grider Jerseys Are Glassifieil Twenty registered Jerseys in the herd owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charley Grider of Nyssa were recently classi fied under a program of the Ameri can Jersey Cattle club. The classifi cation rated the animals for type, comparing them against the breed's score of 100 points for a perfect animal. The classification was for all prev iously unclassified females that hav? at least one calf and for all bulls over two years old. They were rated by R. E. Erb of the state college of Washington. Erb is an official classifier for the club, which has its national headquarters in Colum bus, Ohio. Of the 20 animals, seven animals scored very good, six rated good plus, six good, and one fair. 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Mrs. Maurice Judd showed a large number of displays of asters and | chrysanthemums, but her most out standing arrangement was one of fruit, driftwood, hedge apples and ivy, arranged in a copper and wood j I container Mrs. Gerrit Stam had over 20 ar rangements, but those that caused ' the most comment were one made with gladiola blooms and water ; hyacinth leaves and one made of ! cockscombs and seed pods of caster beans. Mrs Carl Hill showed Ruberum lilies, which are rare this time of year Mrs. Tom Nishitanl exhibited two Japanese heirloom containers with chrysanthemums and foliage. Mrs Ray Wilson displayed a num ber of corsages, principally glame- lias. One of the most unusual displays was the copper tea kettle with al- FORD TRUCK Ç et fleu re INSULATOR economy R What Shawld N Cart par mil« to run a truck? Tha only way lo (lruI nut w to chack the running coat vi|M-rt*nc* of itdur man in your kind of work! 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