THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1951
PAGE SIX
son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Cau-.i.ig much comment, » i s the
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Phillip Mrs. Kiel is a half-sister I return home Friday,
original song about the entire staff! Mrs. Tom Eldrldge entertained of Mrs. Weir and Mr. Hatch.
Gene Baxter is home from Val- neth Reno of Parma and their
of officers, sung by Mrs. Lloyd Lewis' the members of her Thursday after -
Mrs. Betty Samer and Kathryn dosta, Georgia on leave. He is serv- daughters, Mrs. Orvil Morrison of
and Mrs D O. Bybee. Mrs Thurn noon bridge chib at her home last took Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiel to ing in the air force,
Wilder and Mrs. Tommy Helderman
■fr—+
Baker rave current events” about week. As special guests Mrs. Eld- the home of their sou, Richard Kiel, j Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and of Homedale and their families.
INSTALLATION AND
all the members. Light refresh- ridge had Mrs. C A. Malley, Mrs.
Marslng Monday afternoon.
Sharan and Karan were supper
Pug Swigert spent Sunday deer
INSPECTION HELD
Job's Daughters bethel 33 and On
ments were erved by the officers ^
Mr. and Mrs Garrett Oroot of
*
hunting In the hills near the Owyhee
Ridgeview Saturday evening.
„ .
. . j
_
,
, Mrs Frank Morgan won high pnae
tario bethel 25 held a Joint meeting
Mrs. Swigert who had been
Lessons will be started next Tuesday and Mrs w a r w on the ¿raveling Apple valley visited Monday after-
jj . and Mrs. Henderlider of Nam- dam.
Wednesday evening. October 3 at the
at 2 p m , with Mrs Ruth Irving as prize.
noon in the Case Muntjeuerff home, pa spent Tuesday visiting their riding in the hills after their cattle,
Masonic hall in Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Rood and daughter, Mrs. Dyre Roberts and returned home Sunday night also.
class instructor. Sue will discuss the |
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The purpose of the meeting was
Mrs. Abe Yergensen of Emmett vis- family.
topic, 'The Progress Of Man.”
REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET
Mrs. Erma Hansehn, a cousin of
Inspection and installation. Avon
ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Curtis is home on leave
..._Members of the Women's Repub-
Vert, grand guardian of the state1
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS
i l*c»n clut> met Monday afternoon Horace Chaney Sunday. Mrs. Yerg- from the navy and visiting his folks Oeorge Elfers and Mrs. George
of Oregon installed the guardian
Elfers and Mrs. George Scheimer,
A regular meeting of the Ameri- | al
home of Mrs. M. L. Judd, i ensen is Mrs. Chaney's mother.
and friends,
councils for both bethels. Ontario's
can Lt-^ion auxiliary wa- held Oct- ‘ Quest speaker for the afternoon was
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Elfers and Mrs. Chester Stanton visited in is visiting in the George Elfers home.
bethel initiated five candidates The
Harvey Hatch went to Boise Wed
ober 4 m the veieians hall Plans James Young of Fruitland, repre- son. Oeorge, attended a party at the the home of her sister, Mrs. Virgil
opening and closing ' eremonies were
nesday to attend a Boise project
were made i ,r a joint auxiliary and sentative in the Idaho legislature. Garritt Stam home Sunday evening. Hauman of Sunnyslope Sunday.
conducted by the Nyssa group Nyssa
post social to be held Thursday, His topic for the afternoon was Mrs. Stam showed motion pictures Little Douglas Morrison, who has board of control meeting.
council members installed were Bet
I been staying in the home of his I Oarrltt Muntjewerff returned to
October
18 at 8 o'clock In the vet- "Matters o f Interest to Republi- i she had taken.
ty House, guardian. Paul House, as
erans hall, film s will be shown and carls" Accompamng him was Mrs.
George Elfers. Oeorge Rossback grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles his home In Joseph, Oregon Wed-
sociate guardian, Louise Wernlck,
bin o pL yrl. Each cne Is to take Youn* and Mrs Hall of FruRland and Georgie Scheimer went to Dry Reno, while his mother has been ! nesday morning of last week. Case
secretary, Maxine Brown, treasurer;
She spoke briefly on republican club creek Sunday afternoon.
Oeorge : working In the packing shed, return- \ Muntjewerff went home with him
a new member because October
Marlon Cheldelin. sociability: Min
I activities tn Fruitland. Mrs. M. O. Elfers killed a four-point buck I ed home last Friday
j for a few days o f deer hunting.
rnembei hip month.
nie Adams, hospitality; Helen Wil
Judd assisted during the tea hour, weighing over 200 pounds.
Harvey Bermett. Leroy Begnett Garrett brought his father home
son, music, France, Focht. para-
....................
Twelve women were present.
Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Ernie Mausling, Wa'ly Steiner and Monday afternoon.
phernalla; Bob Brown, finance;
MARRIED IN IpfSSA
I Tom Jones attended a 1 o'clock Bob Wester and his son, Gary, of
The Adrian grade school P. T. A.
and Violet Orunke, publicity.
Mrs. Bessie Bair has announced the
Miss Itafaela Gonzales^and Ban-
NYSSA WOMEN ATTEND
luncheon at the Joseph Dilley home Adrian left Saturday to go deer 1 will meet at the schoolhouse Oct-
Ontario council members
lnstal- mgagemrnt of her daughter. Phyllis, tiago Gutierrez both of Nyssa, were
RETREAT
i In the afternoon they gave Mrs f hunting near Juntura.
i ober 18
led were Pearl Reynolds, guardian;
to Joel Mitchell, son of Mr. and n“ rn*d. Thursday morning Oct-
Ten members of the Nyssa Christ- [ Norman Obendorf a pink and blue
Visitors in the home of Mr. and | Mrs. Mary Thompson took her
Ray Roark, associate guardian; Mr*. David E. Mitchell. The wed ()def 4 by Mrs Ruby Moore, Justice
church attended the Southern' shower
Mrs.
Charles
Reno
Sunday
were
his
mother, Mrs. Prank Dickerson of
Dorothy Roark, secretary, Millie (lln. w,u g.
ol the late fall of the P**ce
Mr and Mrs Pedro lan. cnurcti attended the Southern snower.
j Idaho Christian Women's Fellowship! Georgie Elfers and Ted Holly are 1 sister. Mrs. Robuck of Wilder, his j Parma and aunt, Mis. Eastwood j f
Lane, treasurer. Lovelle Lees, socl-
the Idaho Falls L. D. S. temple. Cortez were witnesses.
reti cat In the Caldwell Christian driving back and forth and attend- mother, Mrs. Amanda Reno, and Kansas to Nampa to visit girlhood
brother, Jess Reno ol Wilder: their ahums of Mrs. Eastwood.
iilb ir 'F ro^ m n d 7 '
Sim-
YOUNG ADULT GROUP MEETS ¡churoh Wednesday, October 3. The tng College o f Idaho
mens Dubllcitv
’
’
wood and canasta, high, Mrs Paul
Members of the young adult group two day conference was under the
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney and
•rh* Ni,, a i„.r h«,i
«rues refresh
I House; second, Lyle Miner and con- met Sunday evening at the home of direction o f Mrs. Edan Burke of family went to Caldwell Sunday and
merits tn over loo members »..a solatlon, Mrs Lyle Miner.
Mr and
Mrs CUff Main. Keith Eugene, area secretary of C. W. F had dinner with the Bob Welsh fam-
Mrs J. L. Church was general Herrman was in charge of worship The main speaker was Mrs. H. B. Uy. Then they all went to Grand-
their guests.
chairman for the party.
Working and Mrs. Main led devotions. Re- McCormick o f Indianapolis, Indiana, j view.
Mrs. J.
PROGRESSIVE CARD PARTY ! on the committee with her were Mrs. (reshments were served to s e v e n Mrs. A. J. Hollingsworth of Nyssa Horace Chaney’s mother,
Bert
Lienkaemper,
M
s.
Dick
Tensen members. Next week’s meeting w il.! conducted a worship service in the jR . Chaney of Nyssa is spending a
HELD
Tile Ht Pa,,]
m.HH
and Mrs. Charles Landreth and on be held at the Methodist churoh at' afternoon. In the evening a dinner! iew days visiting in her son's home,
lair annual nroLn-ssive rmrri nnriv the refreshment committee, Mis. 7 o'clock.
was served to the group in the
Rev. and Mrs. Harold De G off and
their
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o n i f h n U lr ln /iu p
r
l i n n r ir u ih u r r ,
j.
u
h iip p h
h
u cam on t
K
ir f the
h o
P o l H i u n l l i I h
pr m
n fh flr
M
rc
A r m k t r n n o ’ visited
—4.
church
basement
by
Caldwell
her
mother,
Mrs.
Armstrong,
Tuesday evening, October fl Hos Vaughn Stringer, Mrs. Don Graham.
C
W.
F.
Attending
from
Nyssa
in
the
Boyce
Van
De Water home |
Mrs.
E
K
Burton,
Mrs.
John
String
GARDEN
CLUB
MEETS
tesses were as follows: For bridge.
The A. N K Garden club met | were Mrs. Emerson Bingaman. Mrs. Thursday.
Mrs. Claire Crenshaw, Mrs. Olea er and Mrs. Charles Landreth.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boyce
Van De Water I
♦ ■ ♦
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. P. J. Roy Barnes. Mrs. O. E. Dormah,
Billings. Mrs. Frank Morgan and
ENTERTAIN AT PARTY
Dunaway In Caldwell, with Mrs Mrs. J. B Quigley, Mrs. Ed Pruyn, and Lorane, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12-13
Mrs W. F. Savage and for pinochle,
Miss Dorothy Erwin and Miss Oeorge Eohweizer as assistant hos- Mrs. Roy Btbby, Mrs. Robert Dewey, De Water and Kenneth and their
Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper, Mrs. Ed
two
aunts,
who
are
visiting,
went
Fumlko
Kasahara
we
t
hostesses
to
tess
Mrs
James
Melton
of
Donnel-
j
Mrs.
Ralph
Curry
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Boydell and Mrs Lloyd Wilson
Canasta was played In the parish the members of the young adult ly. Idaho „as guest speaker for the i Hollingsworth. Mrs. Johnny Staf- to the home of their sister, Mrs
IN SUPER-CINECOLOR
group of the Methodist church afternoon. Her subject was "Rook ford of Parma also attended with Fogleman in Nampa for a birthday
hall
dinner
given
for
Bill
Van
De
Water
Thursday
evening.
Harold
Kurtz
with
Revelations"
and
to
illustrate
it
she
tnis
group,
Near the close of the evening,
last Sunday.
*—
the 104 persons playing cards gath won the door prize The evening showed a large collection of rocks
Jon
Hall—
Mary Castle
Little Cleve Cluoas was taken to
ered In the parish hall for home was spent playing games, with prizes that she has gathered from several MARY AND MARTHA CIRCLES
also •
the hospital in Caldwell Wednesday
MEETS
made pie and coffee
Prizes were being won by Mr and Mrs. Cliff continents. Mrs. Thomas Nlshitani
The Mary and Martha Circle of and operated on. He was able to
given the winners as follows: Bridge, Main and Keith Herrman. A buffet was introduced to the group as a
new member. During the refresh the Methodist Women's society met
high, Mrs. Clyde Snyder, second. supper was served to the guests.
ment hour, Mrs. Bud Wilson was at the home of Mrs. R. M. Cochrun
with
■**
Henry Hartley, and consolation. Mrs.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mrs. Anna
surprised with a birthday cake and Thursday, October 4
William Wallert: pinochle, high.
Richard Denning— Lisa Ferraday
Mr
and
Mrs
V.
L.
Kesler
enter
Johnson
led
the
devotions.
The
[
a
gift
from
the
club.
Mrs Dick Oroot; second. Miss Lois
group .spent the afternoon sewing I
Matinee Sat. 1:30; Adm. 30c-9c
White and consolation. Frank Hher- tained at dinner Sunday for Mr.
and Mrs Wayne Darker of Ogden
for the annual bazaar to be held in
AMITY CLUB MEETS
and Mr and Mrs S P Bybee and
Members of the Junior Women’s November.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBER 14-15
Colleen and Gary. Places were laid Amity club me>. Thursday evening
for 10
SHOWER IS GIVEN
at the home ol Mrs. Carl Burning-
4,_4.
Mrs. Olenn Short of Owyhee was |
ham for a come-as-you-are party
R. 8. HAS OPENING SOCIAL
with
Mrs. Ez Carr and Mrs. Mel Beck honored guest at a pink and blue 1
Un-denomlnational gospel serv
The Nyssa Second Ward Relief I Were In charge of the prograr . shower given Thursday evening at
ices are being conducted in the
Humphrey Bogart— Marta Toren
society held its fall opening social Mrs. Elwood Flinders was the prize the home of Mrs Roland Maw. with j
Sunset Valley hall, beginning
Lee J. Cobb— Everett Sloane
Tuesday afternoon Comic and orlg- wmnPr Mrs. I.vle Parsons of Den- Mrs Frank J. Pike and Mrs. Frank j
Friday evening, October 12 and
inal
numbers
were
presented
by
Mitchell
as
hostesses.
Bunco
was
|
ver
was
an
out-of-town
guest,
Romance,*
adventure
and dark destiny in the an
Re-
continuing each Sunday. Tueaday
members of the society Mrs. Arvel freshments were served to 16.
the diversion of the evening. Mrs. I
and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock
cient
town
of Damascus.
^ __,J4
Child
led
the
50
women
In
communi
Stoker won the prize.
Refresh
These services are conducted by
Matinee Sun. 1:30; Adm. 30c-9c
ty stnglr g, which included an ori
ments were served to 30 women.
LODGE OFFICIAL COMING
Miss C. Slants and Miss R
ginal song composed by herself
The president of the Rebekah as-
Roach.
Games and comic skit* were con
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16
mbly of Oregon. Mary 8. Allen,I p v i i i i w i n n
U n it
ducted by Mrs. Ersel Bens and Mrs will pay an official visit to the E iX l* n ” , o n
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
Over One Million auto
Melvin
Beck
Mrs.
Frank
Skeen
was!
Nyssa
Rebekah
lodge
October
18
at
TO ATTEND
owners are insured with
T o Meet Oet. 16
mistress of ceremonies, with Mrs. | g o'clock in the I O. O F hall. The
Farmers. Reasons why —
with
Ray Weutherspoon at the organ, lodge will conduct Initiation cere
BIO BEND, Oct. 11—The A and
• Low Cost Semi-Annual
monies.
Louis
Calhern—
Ann Harding
B extension unit will hold its first
Premiums
Taken from the life of the late Justice Oliver Wendell
rr 1 to n o i rai' i i n r r m r i
i
mertln8 October 16 at the home of
CI,UB 1IOI.1)« MEETTNG
1 Mrs Pearl Stanton
All interested
• Broad Coverage Pro
Holmes.
i v hiP ,®Vnshta* £,lub o t
persons are invited to attend Miss
tection
n the
the l l O O . O.
O F
I M
^ 18 L men'- ' sion
M1Iler ieader
of ° ntarl°-
rounty « t e re-1
n- I
• Prompt "on the spot"
i ill
hall, l with
wi]] the
demonstrate
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17-18
IF YOU CAN'T BAG 'EM. BUY 'EM
hers and one gueik present. The inod(,]ln({ 0f used ¿ arm€nts
The
Local Claims Service.
!
women
decided
to
hold
a
cooked
meeting
^
0^
ned*
at
10:30
Wt* can connect you with some of the nicest' meat you
For rales, call or see —
food sale October 27 in the Marshall- a m
|
j&orial butt's
NYSSA
PROGRAM
T elep h on e 1 0 8
THEATRE
"When The Redskins Rode"
"Flame Of Stamboul"
Sirocco"
Gospel Services
M EET THE MAN
OF A SSU R A N C E-
He carries
FARM ERS
INSURANCE
"The Magnificent Yankee"
-H UNTERS-
"Mask Of The Avenger"
ever dreamed of
CLEAN
GRADED
INSPECTED
PROPERLY FINISHED OFF -:- ANY KIND
HARTMAN'S
LOCKERS
2 Miles East of Nyssa at Locker Ave.
be*chMrman **” H erbm C°* W‘ "
A fS r T h i'
After the business session, the
members played bunco. Mrs. Oene
Stevens won high score. Mrs. Angle
Cook low, and Mrs „oe Bellon, the
traveling prize. Refreshments were
Mr and Mrs' ^
Hok« o t
well, Mr. and Mrs Homer Dider-
lcksen and Mr and Mrs Leo Ke)ler
and tnree daughters were Sunday
dlnner guests «?f thpir parents, MrV
and Mrs Jack Jones The occasion
lnarked Mrs. Diderlcksen's birthday
Wal* rs and and family
ai' d of Nampa, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Miller of Marslng and Mrv
Vernard Carlson were Sunday after-
n<xa callers In the Jack Jones home
Week-end visitors in the Ralph j
j Stark home was Miss Leona Watt
! of Caldwell.
The John Thompson family went
to Parma Wednesday evening for a
fish fry at the home of Mrs. Thomp
son's brother. Gordie Dickerson. His
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dickerson and aunt. Mrs.
Eastwood, were also guests.
For the poet y o a r , autom otive w riter», e n g in e e r* an d o w n o r» h a v o b e e n
Mr and Mrs Darrell Gallagher cf
Everett, Washington stopped en
ravin g ab o u t a no w kin d of autom atic drivin g
route to Texas and visited over the
I week-end with her sister and hus- 1
an d b o ra ’» w h y you g o t It
band. Mr and Mrs Bill Hopkins.
Mr Gallagher left Sunday to re- I
only In Ford C a rsi
I port for service in the navy. His
wife remained for a longer visit with
j her sister.
Mrs Varner Hopkins and Kenneth
»pent Saturday In Ontario visiting
tier sister. Mrs. Jim Attaberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmir Prosser went
j to Boise Sunday to visit his sister,
Mrs James Evans and family
I Mr and Mrs. Charley Kiel of Fair
mont, Nebraska visited from Thurs-
Here's why Fordomatic
puts them a ll In the p ast!
All tbm pow er y o u need when y o u need Iti
It gives you instant " G O " /
the Harvey Hatch home.
:.iy dinner fueeU In the Rob
ert Weir home were Mr and Mrs
Charley Kiel of Nebraska. Mr and
Mrs Harvey Hatch and Helen and
GOLAN C CALVERT
IN TECHNICOLOR
with
407 MAIN
NYSSA. ORE
John Derek— Anthony Quinn
Jody Lawrence— Arnold Moss
The sword of vengeance flashing in his hands. . . in
the role of Monte Cristo he finds sweet revenge. . .
the avenger.
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gallon 59c
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S m Mr
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WE HAVE
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BANANAS
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The advantage here !> more "go
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