THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1951
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last week-end, called he:e
j tended the visitors' day program at
ed at dinner Saturday evening at arrived
by the critical illness of her moth­ (iuliforiiia Folk
! the Fruitland school Friday of last
her home in observance of the birth­ er,
day anniversary of Mrs. Don Mutch Mrs. Fred FLher.
Visit At Adrian week
of Boise Quests included Mr and Mr and Mrs. Charles McFarlin
Mr and Mrs. George Smit were
Ortbble. Mr and Mrs. Babbitt and family were dinner guests Sun­ ADRIAN. Nov. 8—Mr. and Mrs. Chet dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Z.
APPLE VALLEY. Nov «—A car Mrs.
and Mr and Mrs Mutach. all of day of Mr and Mrs. DeLoyd Schim- Purdy and Mrs. Paula Fink and Davidson in Parma Sunday.
driven by Oarold Horn hit a saddle Boise.
The occasion was Mr McFar- children of Santa Barbara, Cali­ A party was held at tha home of
horse, owned by Gary Morgan Mon­ Mr and Mrs. Lester Larkins re­ mels.
birthday
fornia are visiting Mr Purdy’s sis­ Mrs. M C. Seuell Tuesday afternoon.
day evening. The accident occurred turned the latter part of the week lin’s
A girls trio from Nampa came ter, Mrs. Margerita Scott. Mrs. Twenty-three young people of the
near the C. L Fritt* home a* Mor­ from a deer and elk hunt in the with
Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow Sunday Purdy’s mother. Mix Plin Case, will community enjoyed roller skating at
gan was attempting to catch another Wallowa mountains.
provided special music for the undergo surgery this week at the the hall Monday evening.
horse he had been leading Mr Mr and Mrs Herman Hoffmeyer and
morning
worship service at the com­ Caldwell hospital.
Those attending the father and
Horn wax blinded by the lights of qn Alma, Nebraska and Mr and Mrs. munity church.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hills of Jer- son banquet at the Methodist church
oncoming truck and did not see the of
Cecil
Leigh
has
been
very
ill
the
Hickman of Arena valley vis­
j ome, Idaho were visitors Sunday in in Fruitland Monday evening from
horse until it was too late to stop. Walter
week
ited in the DeLoyd Schimmelx home past
this community were Duane Orcutt.
! the Homer Snell home.
His car was extensively damaged Tuesday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
McFarlin
and Bob Thompson and Merle
! Mr and Mrs. Jim Smalley and Gary
and Gary's horse was killed but Mr and evening.
accompanied
Mr
and
Mrs
8id
Bor­
Thomson.
Mrs.
Charles
Boles
and
neither Gary or Mr Horn were hurt. family of Payette were 8unday en of Parma to Boise Friday to at­ son. Jack, of Colbran, Colorado and
Ethel Henderson of Caldwell
Mr and Mrs. Charles McFarlin
tend the funeral services for Ernest Mrs.
in the Ted Dick home
were callers Monday in the A. O. PUBLIC FURNITURE AUCTION
accommpanied Mr and Mrs. Don guests
Matlock
Mr
and
Mrs.
Landis
Dutro
of
—Bob Davis. 260 SW 7th street,
home.
Mutch of Boise on a successful deer
were dinner guests Saturday Jim Wilson of Pall Creek, Oregon Henderson
across from the Baptist church. Sat­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glen
Brown
spent
hunt on Big Five mountain back of Nampa
visited
from
Tuesday
until
Sunday
in the Conley Wilson home and
urday, November 10, 2 p. m. Elect­
Arrowrock drm Monday and Tues­ Saturday
Sunday
in
Boise
at
the
Hank
Kox-
in
the
J.
N
Leigh
home.
evening supper guests in A regular PTA meeting will be man home. On the way home they ric
range, refrigerator, Bendix wash­
day.
Jack Wilson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastman
The WBCS women wty hold an all the Nate
held Thursday evening. November visited
Leigh.
Mrs
Mentor
Leigh
in Caldwell.
day meeting Wednesday. November and children of Parma and Miss 15 at 8 o’clock
Mrs. Anna Sparks and Wayne and
14 at Mrs J. N. Leigh’s home, t« Hazel Leigh of Kent. Washington
Mrs. A. C. Henderson spent Satur­
work on a quilt for the bazaar to visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joins N avy—
Caldwell shopping.
be held December 1. The women j J. N. Leigh and Mr and Mrs. Cecil John Henry Calvert Joined the day Bill in Woods
of Madras stopped in
served lunch at the Sopher-Oraham Leigh.
navy
October
4
at
San
Diego,
where
Adrian Friday for a short visit with
farm sale Wednesday of this week Mr and Mrs. Howard Jones have he will receive his "boot" training. friends.
formerly lived here.
Mrs. Anna Wilson and sons of purchased a trailer house and left Calvert is the third son of Mr and Mr. and He Mrs.
Bob Hamilton and
Mountain Home visited relatives last
week for California for an in­ Mrs. Ben F Calvert of Nyssa to Join ! son of Arock spent
Friday night
j the navy. The others are Frank,
here over the week-end.
definite visit.
with
her
parents.
Mi. and Mrs. Bill
Mrs. Charles McFarlin entertain­ Mrs. Neil Thorburn of California 1 now a technical sergeant in the Ashcraft.
army, who Joined the navy 10 years Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snell were
ago and served in that branch of pleasantly surprised Saturday even­
the service for six years, and En- ing when friends, Mrs. Bob Smith of
AUTOMATIC LAND LEVELED
gineman 3C Loren Calvert, who Is Alaska
and Mr. Hu less of Jerome
stationed
at Vallejo, California.
AND HYDRAULIC SCRAPER
for a visit.
Frank served in the national guard stopped
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holly are the
for one and one-half years and has parents
of a daughter born Tues­
now been In the army for two and day at the
Caldwell hospital. The
one-half years.
baby has been named Olivia Marie.
Mrs.
E.
Hamilton
of Nampa spent
To Caldwell—
days last week in Adrian
Mrs. Roscoe Findley of Vale and several
old friends
Herbert Cox, Mrs. Walter visiting
h ¡'eS Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis of Ridge-
Looney and Mrs. Owen Gann went | view
were dinner guests of her par­
to Caldwell Wednesday to shop.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McOinnis,
Thursday The occasion was Mrs.
j Davis’ birthday.
Mr and Mrs. Elvin Bonde of Em­
mett were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Bill Looney
Hydraulic Model*
Hon*«* I* killed
'Shell Hit By liar
-
er used only 2 months; mangle. Terms cash. Mr and Mrs. Bob
daveno. arm chair, platform rocker. Davis, owners. Cols. Bert Anderson
two bedroom suits, desk, chairs, end and Joe Church, auctioneers, L. H.
table. This place is for private sale. I Fritts, clerk.____________________
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PRIME
TURKEYS
(Bellsvill* White)
HENS 8 LBS., TOMS 12 LBS.
GRAIN-FED OVEN-READY
CLARA OXNAM
Drive out to the farm at corner of King avenue and
Clark Boulevard
Phone Ontario 028-J12
riff
These
Furniture Stores
of Nyssa
for Wheel Tractors
Small and Large C raw lers
By Farmerettes ¡
Light Draft
large Capacity
Short Turning Rodius
Mechanical Models
for Two Plow and
Three Plow Tractors
Springtooth Attachment
Available for Models
9, 12 and 289
Ix c lu t iv o F e a tu re A ll M odels. Wheels
ot ends of blade, feel out the hig h p laces
und le w p lace s and move the blade up
and down AUTOMATICALLY to cut and fill.
Plon now to use an Eversman this
FALL for needed leveling ond dirt
moving. Fill those pot holes ond
gullies —improve dromoge Now
you con level ond borrow in the
same operotion with the new
Eversman springtooth attachment.
Saves a separate borrowing —
will ndge fields to prevent blow-
ing —produces a superior seea
bed, especially for winter wheot.
Com« in today for FULL DETAILS.
HOLLINGSWORTHS', Inc.
NYSSA, OREGON
i Treasurer Named
NU-ACRES, Nov. 8—Mrs. Vema
Shaw. Mrs. Blanche Seuell and Mrs.
| Betty Seuell spent Saturday after-
| noon in Nyssa and at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Seuell near
Nyssa. Mrs. Woodrow seuell has been
RALPH LAWRENCE
ill for several days.
Jake Smit left Sunday for Stib-
about this question:
nlte after visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
The hydraulic brakes on my Smit
for a week.
car failed, and I plunged a- Frances
Chesney has returned to
She was absent several days
cross an intersection, running school.
of illness.
down several pedestrians and because
Mrs. M. C. Seuell was a guest Fri­
at the home of her son, E. M.
finally crashing into another day
near Adrian.
car. I am being sued for a Seuell
Mr and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek vis­
at the George Orasmick home
total of $18,000 but my insur­ ited
Caldwell Monday. evening.
ance covers me for only near
The Farmerettes Hub met last
week
hall with about 16
$10,000. Will I be liable for members at the
present.
Mrs. Spilde. a
the $8,000 balance?
newcomer in the community was a
Mrs George Smit was elect-
For the answer te your Insurance guest. to fill
the office of treasurer,
questions feel free to call me at 1 ed
vacant by the resignation cf
Nyssa Insurance Agency. 105 Main made
Mrs. Martin. At the close of the
St. Phone 53.
meeting, refreshments in keeping
with Hallowe'en were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Keck
and Mrs Holton.
Several from this community at-
Will Be Closed
Monday, November 12
As a mark of respect lor the memory of
those who gave their lives for their country
in time oi war
Nyssa Furniture Co.
Peterson Furniture Co.
Intermountain Furniture Co.
HOME and FARM BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
with a new
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all with just one call—at
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new TIME-SAVER Plan
financing can be entirely
arranged at your local Boise
Payette yard. Just one office
to visit. Just one simple
form to fill in.
The TIME-SAVER
Budget Payment Plan aug­
ments Boise Payette’s regu­
lar service which provides
plans and specifications to
your specific need—arranges
for contractor, if desired—
and furnishes all the mate­
rials required for the job.
C. F. MINK. Managar
Phono 15
NYSSA. OREGON
with more
Quality
Features
than ever
before
P A C K E D W ITH V A LU E AND BUILT TO L A S T !
Do** W m V i Wash in L iu Than an Hourl Two busy tub* work
«1 oncef
Automatic Spiji-finMl No set tubs needed, just roll to any smk
and let Easy double-rinse clothes .n sp.nn.ng basket.
Spiralater Washing Action! Centle rollover action washes all
clothes in all parts of tub cleaner, whiter than ever beiore.
tMHHNm S DA*FD*US Mill
Built-in Swing Fauc*ts drain, fill, rinse, and save live
hot suds (or re-use.
$
Spinning Action cakes out 25
, ¿ringer Clc>!hes are lighter and u .T more water than _ _
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crease*.
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NYSSA FURNITURE CO.
1 BLOCK WEST OF R. R. DEPOT