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raeNYSSA JOURNAL THE N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L . N Y S S A . O R E G O N . T H U R S D A Y . O C T O B E R 11. 1951 L ib rary Books Art* Available To Loan OWYHEE. Oct. 11—Mrs. Claude Stunner has announced that adult books will be available at the Skin ner grocery store. The county li brarian took the children’s books which have been at Skinner's all summer, and they will be handled by the schools but a large number of adult books were left instead. They may be checked out at any time during store hours. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fletcher and daughter of Hyline visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Houston and Mrs. Rosa Kirtley Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn and Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Glenn, all of Adrian were Sunday dinner U/ctfXSi: - a bwtodLf any extra room In your heart f They'll Look Às Good As New O ur e x p erts resty le y o u r o ld shoes and add n ew life to them . T here are large savings w a itin g for y o u w h en you take advantage o f this service. SHOE IL L S C U R E D W H IL E Y O U W A IT THE SHOE CLINIC (1st door east of Morris Bakery) Reserve Sat.,Nov. 3 for the Sixth Annual FIREMEN'S BALL YOUR COMMUNITY CHEST DONATIONS WILL GIVE HER A CHANCE! OLD NYSSA GYMNASIUM - 5 5 - - guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Patton. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe and Bruce of Parma were week-end guests in the R L. Patton home. Virginia Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook who is attend ing college at La Grande, is playing the saxaphone in the E. O. C. E. traveling band. Mrs Byrd Walters came home Tuesday from Boise, where she had been caring for her mother, Mrs. Jones, who has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Peutz and Wanda were Sunday dinner guests in the Archie Moses home. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barker and Mrs. Barker’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Music Furnished by DICK METCALF'S BAND of Boise -5 -5 - Admission $1 per couple, including tax FO R THE KIND O F M fim ee YO U 'LL N EED TOM ORROW / these medium-duty INTERNATIONALS Today! 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That means you get lower operating and maintenance costs, longer truck life. Come in and look over Internationals’ new coavo- vihom caa—"the roomiest cab on the road.” Here’s full front visibility . . . here’s more positive steering control from a more comfortable driving position. Rodger Tucker of Nyssa, left Friday for Kansas City. Mr. Barker was awarded the American Farmer a- ward which is the higheast given by the FFA. The group plans to be away about 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. T. H Brewer had Sunday dinner in the Roy Eads home near Wilder. Clayton Patton of Quincy is in a hospital in Wenatchee recovering from a minor operation. Mrs. Jake Ator of Chula Vista arrived Monday at the home of her niece, Mrs. Gerald Slippy to visit. Mrs. Ator will accompany Mrs. Slippy to Portland when she goes to get her son, Eldon Slippy, wiho is receiving treatment in' the hospital there. Mr and Mrs. Warren Brown and children of Boise were Sunday guests in the Dick Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and children, Jimmy, Judy and Jenny of Hyline community were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Houston, Mrs. Rosa Kirtley and Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Sumpter Sunday. The O. K. K. club will meet Oct ober 18 at the home of Mrs. Claude Skinner at Owyhee corner. Mrs. George Gregg will be assistant hos tess. The Adrian grade school P. T. A. will meet Thursday, October 18 at the schoolhouse. Bill Wilson of Hermlston has spent ...AND MORE OF IT! N ew IoeA O n t-R o w Cora Picker offer* top value for the average farm . Gets under dow nstalka — picks clean. Quickly and thoroughly busks the ear. Easy control, nigged durability. Lowest upkeep! this week visiting friends in this community. Mr. Wilson lived here years ago with his family and at tended school in Owyhee. On Thurs day Mr. Wilson visited in the Oeorge Schweizer home and was an over night guest there. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters were hosts at dinner Friday evening hon oring Mrs. Ellis Walters on her birthday. Ellis Walters and Brenda, Mr and Mrs. Gerald Slippy and Vernon, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Waiters were the otiier guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brewer of On tario called at the T. H. Brewer home Friday evening to get a saddle horse to use for rounding up some cattle that had strayed away from the truck in which they were being haulded when it was wrecked near Meacham. The truck belonged to Woodle Brewer of Ontaiio. Junior Doil, who has been in Guam for almost four years without a trip home, arrived last week to see his mother, Mrs. Robert Doil of Netoo. Illinois, who became ill while visiting In Parma at the Ray Frank lin home. Mr. Doil spent Friday and Saturday in the Gerald Slippey home and on Sunday the Slippy family and Mr Doil went to Parma to the Franklin home. Mr. Doil plans to take his mother home in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown of Boise were breakfast guests in the Dick Brown home Thursday morn ing. Mrs. Ellis Walters and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walters of Council went to Boise Sunday to see Rex Walters, who is in the vet erans ihospttal again suffering from a back ailment. Verle Patterson left Monday night for Camp Stoneman, California, from where he will be sent oversees. Patterson has spent a 10-day fur lough from the army here with his SECO N D SECTION parents, Mr. and Kfrs. Grant Pat | home, left Sunday afternoon for terson. j their home. Several dinners were Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe of On | given in honor of the visitors. On tario called in the R. L. Patton home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers Sunday evening. Mrs. Don Franklin end boys of | were hosts at dinner for Mr. and Boise spent the week-end in the Mrs. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Holmes Lynn Kygar, while her husband was were dinner hosts Sunday evening deer hunting. for the same group. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. August Erickson of evening Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holmes, La Grande were overnight guests Jr., entertained at dinner for the in the Harlan Roger home Friday. visitors and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Mrs. Erickson and Mr. Roger are Holmes and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. sister and brother. Roy Holmes were hosts at dinner Wednesday evening for the same group and on Thursday evening Mr. ('.aliforuiu C'.oii|il(‘ und Mrs. Roiland Holmes were hoats (iursls At Parties at dinner. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers, Betty and OREGON TRAIL, Oct. 11—Pvt. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Roiland Donald R. Byers telegraphed his j Holmes and family, Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. end Mrs. Frank Byers , Roy Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Glen that he arrived in Tokyo September Holmes Holmes, Jr., were callers at the F. G. Holmes home where Mr. 28. The Merry Matrons club met at Reeves showed colored pictures of the home of Cora Rookstool Wednes their recent trip to Hawaii. At the day afternoon, October 3. Ten close of the evening, refreshments members and two guests, Mrs. Dean were served by the hostess. Mrs. Reeves of San Mateo, California Reeves and Mrs. Holmes are sisters. Mrs. John Bowen has been ill for and Mrs. Edith Whipple were pres ent. Roll call was answered by “My the last several days. Melvin Goodson of Parma spent best bargain." The door prize was won by Opal Holmes. In parlor the last 10 days with Mr. and Mrs. games, Gladys Byers and Virginia Frank Byers while his parents vis Rookstool won prizes. The club de ited in Indiana. cided to sent Christmas boxes to Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr Goodson and the boys from this community who family of Parma were Sunday din are overseas. Bettilu Carlson, Opal ner guests at the F. G. Holmes Holmes, Lillian Lundy and Oladys home. Byers were named as a committee to buy the articles and pack the Completes Training— Pvt. Everett M. Hleter, son of Mr. boxes. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Lillian Lundy. and Mrs. A. A. Hteter has completed The next meeting will be held Oct his basic airmen's indoctrination ober 17 with Virginia Rookstool as course at Lackland Air Force base in hostess. Roll call will be answered San An'tonio, Texas. His basic by ’’A Recent Book I Have Reaa.” training has prepared him for en Mr. and Mrs. William D. Reeves trance Irvto air force technical train of San Mateo, California, who have ing and for assignment in speoial- been visiting at the F. G. Holmes i ized work. DOLLAR SAYERS FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.69 BATH TOWELS $1.00 Men's plain colored flannel shirts. Large sizes only Regular $2.49 and $2.79 Large size, extra heavy weight. Assorted bright colors Regular $1.79 BOYS' WOOL JACKETS $4.00 RAYON JERSEY YARDAGE $1.00 Boys' all wool plaid, jackets, zip and button styles. Sizes 6 to 16 Regular $6.95 Regular $1.49 pattern rayon yardage. Very good for fall clothes. Heavy weight and good colors MEN'S SOX 15c RAG RUGS $1.59 White and plain colors, brown, black and gray All cotton wool sox. Assorted sizes Regular $1.98 Woven rag rug Size 24 x 48 Variety of patterns and all have fringe ends Other Bargains As: Men's all-wool pants, boys' sport shirts, sheet blankets, men's underwear, rayon and cotton yardage, etc. WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS SEE THE PREMIUM DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW See these advantages yourself. Come in,soon. EVERYBODY’S, INC. OWYHEE TRUCK & IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 245 Nyssa, Oregon IN T ER N A T IO N A L *Standard o f tho H ig h w a y ' TRUCKS B A U M A N FA R M E Q U IP M E N T YO U R NEW ID E A D I A L E I Phone 333 (GOLDEN RULE STORE) NYSSA OREGON
