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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1951
yellow tapers. Each place was set
with yellow plastic gumdrop trees
and nut cups, across which was writ­
ten the inscription “WBC6 40". Dur­
APPLE VALLEY, Oct. 25—Approxi­ ing lunch, pictures were taken by
mately 50 women gathered Wednes­ the Parma Review staff. The af­
ternoon was spent reminiscing and
day at the Apple Valley Community reading letters from members who
church to celebrate the 40th anni­ were unable to attend. Mrs. Ruell
versary of the women's society. First Farwell entertained with selections
to arrive was Mrs. Catherine Re- on the solovox. Corsages were pre­
beuger of Caldwell, who began greet­ sented to the two charter members
ing the guest at 9:30. Shortly be­ present, Mrs. Emma Rucker and
fore noon, a program was given It Mrs. Ella Stephens; Mrs. J. J. Hicks,
included group singing, scripture the oldest woman president, and
reading about women of the Bible, Mrs. J. N. Meador of Van Nuys
two piano numbers by Mrs. A. G. for traveling the longest distance to
Schultz, and a humorous reading by the meeting.
Mrs. J. N. Leigh. Mrs. Bertha Mor­
After living in Apple Valley for
ris led the group in prayer. As 27 years, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Cald­
the women started to the basement well have moved to town. Last
for lunch, Mrs. Meador of Van Nuys, week they traded property with Mr
California, a past president of the and Mrs. Wilbur Booth and over
society, arrived with an anniversary the week-end both families moved
cake.
into their new homes. Mr. and
The luncheon tables were lovely Mrs. Booth have one small daughter.
with yellow and white linen, fail I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey and
flowers in pumpkin vases and tall family of Sunnyslde, Washington
W om en Celebrate
Soeiety Birthday
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NOTICE
T hat County W arrants not presented will be cancelled.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th at the following w ar­
ran ts will be cancelled and the paym ents thereof w ill be
refused ynless said w arrants are presented to the County
T reasurer for paym ent on or before December 1, 1951
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS
No.
Claim ant
Amount
State D epartm ent of
A griculture
$14.18
8.00
Don M cPherson
.40
Maude Greeley
M argaret V. Laxson 3.00
l
4519
4572
4676
4939
Data Issued
Apr. 6,
Apr. 24,
May 4,
Ju n e 15,
1944
1944
1944
1944
GENERAL ROAD WARRANTS
17.50
W alter Bowman
5908
Dec. 2, 1943
TAYLOR GRAZING DIST.
4607
.18
DeWitt P alm er
Apr. 10, 1944
H. S. SACKETT, County Clerk
lyn and Mrs. Dick Oroot called on
visited over the week-end with Mountain Home visited Mrs. Martha Forty-three qualified voters cast Inspector Views
Mrs. T. H. Beranek of Ontario
friends and relatives. While here, j Norland the latter part o i the week. straw ballots signifying that 39 of
5 them were in favor of floating bonds
Berry Patches Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Hill called on to cover the expense of building and
they had a check-up on Edwin's
Mrs. John Broad and Mrs. Agnes
eye, which was injured by a piece Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill of Home- four cast votes against the proposal. COLUMBIA AVE, Oct. 25—Fred
of steel several months ago.
dale Friday evening. "Bob. a son of The proposal will now have to go Koopman from Vale and Gerrit Nikolus of Coquille were Fruitland
Harvey Pitman and Miss Eleanor I Mr. and Mrs. Hill recently left the before the county and the state
visitors Saturday.
Robinson, both of the College of hospital, where he received treat­ . boards for approval before an elect- Groot from Apple Valley called on
Mrs. Jake van Twisk was a Boise
Idaho visited Sunday in the Charles ment after a horse fell on him.
| ion can be held to decide the matter. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tensen Monday j visitor last week.
Pitman home. Harvey has been cast
Mrs. J. E. Wallace of Vale and
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Grimes of Cald­ morning.
Henry van Twisk of McDermitt
in the college production of "The Mrs. Lawrence Wallace of Coos Bay well and Elolse Smalley and three
The inspectors from O. S. C. in­ spent the week-end at the home of
Truth About Blayds."
were Sunday afternoon visitors in friends from the College of Idaho
spected the strawberry patches in his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake van
Jack Reed returned the last of the Martha Norland home
were Sunday evening supper guests this community again last week.
Twisk.
the week from a three-weeks bus­
Ted Dick made a business trip to in the Waldo Smalley home.
Mrs. Nick Smit of Arcadia, Mrs.
C. M. Tensen was a business vis­
iness trip to Scotts Bluff, Nebraska. Burley for the sugar company
Jones, Mrs. C. M Tensen and Caro­ itor in Ontario Tuesday.
All the room mothers of the school Thursday and Friday of last week. C a ttle m e n V isit—
are to meet Friday afternoon at the
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed and Rob­
Mr. and Mrs Norman Cutler and
schoolhouse. A P T. A. executive ert entertained at a family dinner
board meeting will be held at the Sunday. Those present were Mr. two children of Riddle. Idaho spent
at the D. O. Bybee
sehoolhouse Thursday night. Last and Mrs. Chris Melvdt and Mr. and the week-end
On Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Thursday night’s P. T. A. meeting Mrs. Larry Koppes and children of home.
Max Cutler of Hawthorn, California
was well attended and an entertain­ Boise, Halton Stephens of Portland Joined
his brother. Norman, in Nyssa I
ing program in the form of a min­ and Mrs. Ella Stephens.
and were dinner guests at the Bybee I
strel show was given by the "Just
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. ! home. Max Cutler, who is foreman
Neighbors” club.
Refreshments Martha Norland were Mr. and Mrs.
one of the Bybee ranches near
were served by the mothers of the James Stephen, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. |of
the Nevada line, was also in Nyssa
first graders. Mrs. C. L. Fritts is James Stephen, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. on
business.
taking memberships for the P. T. A., Gene Stephen of Owyhee and Mrs.
so anyone interested should contact Woodrow Wilson and children
her as soon as possible.
Mrs. Ella Stephens left Wednes­
Several of the boys in the com­ day with her son, Halton Stephens,
munity in the eight to 11 age group for Portland, where she will visit.
are interested in forming a Cub
It was hoped more Interest would
Scout den to be a part of the new be shown Monday evening in the
Cub pack being formed in Parma. proposed construction of an annex
The greatest need is for a few moth­ to the school building, so that a
ers to act as den mothers. Anyone better idea of the opinion of the
willing to help should contact Mrs. property owners could be had, but
Jack Wilson
if the general opinion is the same
Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Caldwell and as that of the qualified voters pres­
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Murray and ent at the meeting, the people are
family of Parma were Monday even­ vary much in favor of the proposal.
ing supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Caldwell. Saturday evening
supper guests were Mr. and Mrs
RALPH LAWRENCE
Conley Wilson and boys and Mr. and
about this question:
Mrs. Thaniel Botner.
ONE-ROW CORN PICRER
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Schultz cele­
brated their 38th wedding annivers­
I have rented an additional
G e t s A ll
ary Wednesday. October 10 by driv­
80 acres about V* mile from
ic jn \
th e Corn!
ing to Caldwell to spend the day.
IN COMBINATION RADIO WITH OR
When they returned home in the
my farm , and have to haul
evening, they were surprised by a
WITHOUT HOME RECORDER
my im plem ents along the
visit from Mrs. Schultz’s brother,
Henry Polzin of Hunt, Idaho, who
highway to reach it. Is there
was an overnight guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones of Par­
highway?
ma called in the Pettit and Bailey
Bauman
Farm
Equipment
homes Thursday.
For the answer to your Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barker and
“ Y o u t A llis-C h a lm e rs a n d
questions feel free to call me at
baby of Vale visited Mrs. Olive
N ew I d e a D e a le r”
Nyssa Insurance Agency. 105 Main
Schritter Sunday.
1 mile north of Nyssa on
St. Phone 53.
5th AND MAIN
Halton Stephens of Portland has
U. S. 20
visited several times during the past
week with his mother, Mrs. Ella
Stephens, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Reed and Robert. Mr. Stephens has
been pheasant and deer hunting in
Oregon.
Mrs. Shumaker of California, who
lived here a number of years ago,
and her granddaughter, Mrs. Roy
Rucker, called on Mrs. Martha Nor­
land Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. L. J. Boles of Payette visited
in the Ted Dick home from Thurs­
day until Saturday. Mrs. Boles is
the mother of Mrs. Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norland of
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