THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L. NYSSA. O REG O N
PA G E SIX
Hixenbough of Yakima The couple
was attended by Mr and Mrs Ken­
neth Mlttleider, slater and brother-
in-law of the bride. The bride cho.->e
for her wedding dress, a tweed suit
MARRIED AT PARMA
with black accessories.
In the chapel of the community 1 Mrs Hixenbough. a graduate of
hall In Parma Monday evening at Parma high school, has bgen em­
8 o'clock, a ceremony performed by ployed the past few months In Boise
Cpl. Hixenbough Is stationed at
Rev Stanley Bank.', in the presence Mountain Home air base He has
of immediate relatives, united Bev­ been with the air force for the past
erly Wagner, daughter of Mr. and six years.
For a wedding trip, the young
Mrs. Alex Wagner of Apple valley
and Corporal Richard Dean Hlxen- couple went to Yakima to visit the
bough, son of Mr and Mrs. John groom's parents.
5 >nnal .C o te s
-EAGLES D AN CE-
Salurday, November 10
EAGLES HALL
Eagles and out-of-town guests
RADIO & REFRIGERATION
REPAIRING
Located At Western Store
PH O N E 144 J
RESID EN CE PH O N E 286 R
Herbert E. Cox-Technician
Please them all with
MEAT
Good Citili-Good Nitriti»
Everyone lovee a thick,
succulent, tender «teak
. . . and you'll love to
serve such aleak* es­
pecially when you can
get them a t the cost
of "boiling beef."
Im possible, you say?
THU RSD A Y , NOVEMBER 8. 1951
man's society at her home Thurs­ son. son of Rev and Mrs. E. J. planning conference in the Good­ Catholic church Wednesday night
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
Karma Kesler was honored guest day afternoon. November 1. M rs Wilson of Homedale. has been sta­ in* Christian church. They will a t­ under the auspices of St. Anne’s
at a surprise bir.hday party given O. O. Anderson led in devotions.' tioned aboard the U. S S. Boxer
tend sessions on Thursday and Fri­ Altar society.____________
by her parents. Mr and Mrs C R. After the busine-. meeting, the
day
and return to Nyssa Saturday. L eave O n v is it—
group
spent
the
afternoon
sewing
Kesler. Tuesday evening
Bunco
S h o o te rs T o M eet—
Accompanying them is Earl Sal-
was played during the evening, with for the annual bazaar to be held
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Robb left
The Nyssa Rifle and Pistol club aden. pastor of the Payette Christ­
prizes going to Colleen Bybee and November 16.
Friday for Nebraska on a 10-day
will hold its regular monthly meet­ ian church.
Lois Ann McLaughlin, for high and
visit They will be accompanied
Donna Lee Wilson and Virginia I
ing at 106 Main street at 8 p. m.
ENTERTAINS CLUB
home by Mr Robb's mother. Mrs.
M an y A tte n d D i n n e r -
Corn for low Other guests were
Mrs. Frank Morgan entertained tonight.
Flora Robb of Smithfield, Nebraska,
Darlene Sessler, Kleo Wight and the members ol her Thursday al-1
Four hundred persons attended who
will spend the winter in Nyssa.
the turkey dinner served in the
Prances Fiek
ternoon bridge club at her homei R e tu rn T o P o rtla n d —
last week Prizes were won by Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wieneke re­
George Mitchell, high and Mrs. Tom '
CLUB PLANS MEETING
Plans are being made for the Nov­ Eldredge. traveling Mrs. Morgan turned Friday to their home in Port­
ember meeting of the Nyssa Civic had as her guest Mrs. Glea Billings land after spending a week in Nyssa
club, which will be held November and Mrs. Leo Lorenz.
visiting at the home of their son
14 in the parish hall. The meeting,
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
originally scheduled for November
WESLEYAN GUILD TO MEET
Ward Wieneke
21. has been set ahead one week be­
Members of the Wesleyan guild o f j
cause of Thanksgiving This meet­ the Methodist church will meet j T o W eiser—
ing will be conducted under the Monday evening. November 12 at
INSURANCE
direction of the Nyssa city library the home of Mrs Emil Paulus. Miss: Mr. and Mrs. Ward Wieneke spent,
board and will be of special interes-t Fothergill will lead
Tuesday in Weiser on business.
to the civic club because the library
is one of the club's projects. Mrs.
K ill T w o E lk —
AMITY CLUB MEETS
H R. 8herwood, a member of the
If Polio should strike in your
Bernard Frost killed a spike and |
Members of the Junior Women's
library board for 25 years, is chair­ Amity club met Thursday evening j Dr. G. H. Kenaston killed a four- i
man of the program, which will at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, j point elk in Union county last week
family, let us pay the bills!
feature home talent. All women of Mrs. Walter Roth gave a travelogue They weft accompanied by Dr. K. E.
Nyssa who are interested in civic of her trip to New York this sum­ Kerby, Edward Boydell and Dick
affairs are invited to attend, accord­ mer. She also showed films and Stockham.
PO LIO . PL U S CANCER AND O TH ER DREAD
ing to Mrs, Clyde Snider, president colored slides of her trip. Refresh­
of the club
V isit In N a m p a —
D ISEA SES. $10.00 PER YEAR.
ments were served to 16 women.
Mrs. D. O Bybee and her mother, i
VISIT WEISER GROUP
Mrs. Martha Steimle of California
The Methodist Youth Fellowship (lliristiun (lliurch
spent Friday in Nampa visiting at
PO LIO O NLY—2 YEARS $9.60: YEAR $5.
of Nyssa attended the Weiser M Y.
the home of Mr and Mrs. Stewart
H o I i I h Youth Rally
F. meeting and evening services Oct­
THESE PR IC ES INCLUDE THE W HOLE
R. Tidwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester
ober 28 Nine members and Mrs.
Attended Bv 137 Foster, who also have relatives in
FA M ILY .
Phyllis Counsil. group advisor, went
California.
to the meeting and enjoyed games
One hundred and thirty-seven
and refreshments afterwards. Ray young people and advisors gathered V isit S is te r A t H o sp ita l—
REA L ESTA TE
Thompson, advisor of the Weiser for the Christian church youth rally
IN SU RA N CE
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Bybee of On­
group, was the principal speaker.
Tuesday night in the Nyssa church tario and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ray
Phone 218
building.
were in Nampa Sunday visiting their
16 N. 3rd
Nyssa, Oregon
ENTERTAINS AT PTNOCHLE
Members of Christian churches in sister, Mrs. Ruby Gordon, who Is ill
Mrs. Verne Duus entertained the Vale, Ontario. Homedale, Nampa, in a hospital there.
members of her pinochle club at Payette and Boise attended the ral­
her home last Wednesday afternoon.
The Nyssa Methodist church "Road" Shows Entertaining—
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. ly.
also sent a delegation to the sessions.
At all the L. D. S. ward# In Nyssa, j
Angie Cook and Mrs Bert Lienk-
Bowling Schedules For Next W eek
The feature speaker was Albert Parma and Owyhee, a series of
aemper Three tables were in play,
"road
shows” were presented Wed­
Pennybacker, international C. Y. P.
f f
president, who spoke on the work nesday night to the Mutual audl- |
GIVES THANKSGIVING PARTY of the youth all over the world. ences. Musical and dance numbers
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Doris Rlgney was hostess at a Other special guests were Charles were presented between the acts
Time - 8:00 p. m.
Time - 7:00 p. m.
Hallowe'en party held October 31 in Addleman, Oregon state secretary; Admission was free.
Tuesday, November 13
her home Dinner was served to Lloyd Balfour, Idaho state secretary,
Monday, November 12
eight guests at 6:30 The group play­ and Mr. Bldridge, who extended To Gooding, Idaho—
Sportsman's Club
Peterson Furniture Co.
ed games and attended the mid­ greetings f r o m the Northwest
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Rev. and Mrs. Austin Hollings­
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night show. They returned to the Christian college at Eugene.
Nyssa Lumber Co.
Malheur Memorial Hospital
worth
left
Thursday
for
Gooding,
j
Rigney home for a slumber party.
The meeting was opened by in­ Idaho to attend a general church1
Guests were Glenda Moss, Patsy
Bowling Center
Stunz Lumber Co.
Yoneyama, Amy Lewis, Carol Fife. spirational singing led by Doris Rig­
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Anne House, Mary Joan Russell. ney. with Emily Helseth of Ontario
Williamson's
Roofing Co.
Eagles
Gennie Eachus and Betty Ann as accompanist. "Buz" sessions gave
the young people an opportunity
FOR YOUR PLU M B IN G
Boenig.
Time - 8:00 p. m.
to talk over their problems. Mr.
Time - 9:00 p m.
Wednesday, November 14
Addleman and Mr. Balfour told of
NEEDS
SUNSHINE CLUB MEETS
Nyssa Clippers
Farmerettes
the youth work In their respective
The Sunshine club members held states.
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The
meeting
was
closed
with
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
their regular meeting Friday after­ games, led by Betty Hill. Refresh­
Taylor’s Market
Golden Rule
noon at the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. ments were served by members of
and Pressure Systems
8am McConnell, president of the the
Gordon's Drive-In
Christian Women’s Fellowship.
Brownie's Cafe
club, presided over a short business
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Call
meeting at which plans were made
Ideal Gas
Gordon's
Drive-In
for a series of card parties to be
J. C. SMITH
held two Saturday evenings each
month for five months. Mrs. Walt­ To Move To Nyssa—
MAJOR LEAGUE
13 Years In Nyssa
er Fox was made general chairman
Time—7:30 P. M.
November 15
Pearson of Payette plans I
Phone
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of the parties. After the business to Scott
his family to Nyssa if h e '
White Satin vs. Tobler's
meeting the afternoon was spent can move
find a house to rent. He will
The Club vs. Waggoner's
playing bunco. Mrs. Joe Bellon won
the May Trucking company
first prize, Mrs. Nettle Bennett won operate
He
is
co-owner
of
the
former
Nyssa
Time—9:80 P. M.
second and Mrs. Minnie Leuck won
Olympic Club vs. Western Corrugator
the traveling prize A guest for the Transfer company
afternoon was Mrs. Rosco Findley
of Vale. Refreshments were served Benefit Dance To Be Given —
W illiam Keele bow led high series in
A public pre-Thanksgiving benefit
from a table decorated in the Hal­
AND
lowe'en motiff by Mrs Herbert Cox dance will be given Saturday night.
the M ajor League with a score of 541
and members of her committee, November 17 at the Boulevard
Mrs. Fred Kratzberg, Mrs. Jamison Grange hall by the Owyhee Riding
W om en's League
club Five turkeys will be given
and Mrs. Cecil Hickman.
away as door prizes. Mrs. William |
v
Claudine Garrison, 445 high series
Dunn, chairman of the committee .\
MR AND MRS CLUB MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pox enter­ announced that tickets, instead of j
tained the Mr. and Mrs. club in being sold to couples, will be sold
Com m ercial League
their home Saturday evening Mrs. to each individual. This 50 cent |
Hartman's Lockers
Wyatt Smith and Harry Klngrey ticket permits entry and a chance
High Series man was Klaas Tensen
held the high scores and Mrs C. C. on the door prize. The Silver State
2 miles east of Nyssa at
Cotton and Carl Sebum won the Wranglers will furnish the music
with 604
Locker Ave.
traveling prizes
Four tables of for the dance.
bridge were in play.
Returns To San Diego—
MARY. MARTHA CIRCLE MEETS
Marvin Wilson ldtt Tuesday even­
Mrs. Huston Wilson was hostess ing to return to San Diego after
to the members of the Mary and spending two weeks on furlough
Martha circle of the Methodist Wo­ from the United States navy. Wil-
POLIO
KEN POND
Local News
N ot w h en you b u y your m eat
at w holesale from ua an d h av e U c u t and packaged
ex actly to your requirem ent*.
You can pick out fust
th e kind of m eat you w an t an d save from 20% to 2S%.
H ave round ateaka. sirloins. T-bones and fancy cut*
for leas th a n the p rice of h a m b u rg er.
We h an d le g rad ed and inspected m eats o n ly —your
assurance of v alu e and q u ality .
HARTMAN'S LOCKERS K
m
™
W E G IV E
green
STAMPS
"Y O U D O N 'T HAVE T O ASK E O R T H E M "
N Y S S 4
Telephone 108
Delicious Curing
Quality Lard
Rendering
BARGAINS FOR BETTER LIVING
pro g ram
THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9-10
'Q u e b e c ''
IN TECHNICOLOR
with
When It’s Cold and Dreary
OUTSIDE j
It’s W arm and
C h e e ry I N S I D E . . .
« a l U n n m m o R n i n G on the Job!
N «m «
in U i
o « d C a n Oai O H
W h y x r u g g le th ro u g h th e W in te r w ith a n o ld , o b so le te
h e a tin g stove? S tart en jo y in g real h e a tin g sa tisfactio n
• • • * w ith a W A R M M O R N IN G —A m erica's o u t ­
sta n d in g m o d e rn co al h e ater. W e can in sta ll
o n e o f these a m a iin g h eaters in y o u r
h o m e in a c o u p le o f h o u rs —o r less.
Y o u r h o u se w ill h s rd ly h av e tim e to
c o o l dow n .
also
"Lightning G uns"
with
C harles S ta r r e tt- S m iley B u rn ette
JSr Sc
T h e re are seven m o d e ls of WARM
M O R N IN G C o al H e a te rs to c h o o se
fro m — each an oucacanding heat-
m aker. N o o th e r h e a te rs lik e them !
O v e r a m illio n s o l d . . . a n d th e y 're
still way o u t i a f ro n t ia sales.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11-12
"Appointment With D anger"
with
So rid y o u rse lf o f y o u r h e a tin g w o r­
ries rig h t n o w . C o m e in T O D A Y o r
g iv e us a rin g , a n d le t ua sh o w y o u a
W A R M M O R N IN G ex actly su ite d
t o y o u r n eed s at a p ric e th a t w ill
a p p e a l co you.
A lan L ad d —P h y llis C alvert
P au l S te w a rt—J a n S terlin g
Tht> spotlight is thrown on the postal inspection service
unsung heroes of daring exploits who always have a
date with danger.
M atin** S on. 1 :M ; A d a . J*c »e
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13-14
"Cornin' Round The Mountain"
with
B ud A b b o tt—Lou Costello
Bud and Lou set the Kentucky hills aflame with the
funniest feud that ever rocked the mountains.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15-16
"W a rp a th ”
IN TECHNICOLOR
with
E dm ond O 'B rU n —D ean Jag ger
F o rrest T u ck er—H a rry C arey. J r .
A page torn out of early American history, the blazing
story of cavalrymen besieged by Indian braves.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
BANANAS
SALMON, not frozen, pound 49c
25c
FLORIDA
GRAPEFRUIT
FRESH GROUND BEEF, pound 63c
PIN K . 2 FOR
$1.59
w ith o u t refueling.
b riq u e ts o r w ood.
CARROTS
2 BUNCHES
15c
TOMATOES
H O M I U 4t
MtltM C «a lC a »
I W
* 1 * 1
P I » I M M
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Peteiwn FurôÎtüre Company
"The Dependable Furniture Stores”
Ontario
Vale
Payette
ORANGES
JU IC E. POUND
10c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
TOMATO SOUP, 3 for
33c
CAMPBELL'S
TUBE
25c
#4r-
19c
69c
59c
45c
BE SURE TO ORDER YOUR TURKEYS
EARLY FOR THE LO W EST PR IC E
2 LOAVES
R e q u ire s lest a tte n tio n than
^ m ost furnaces Y o u b u ild a tire
b u t o o c e a year.
N » n a
PORK ROAST, pound
FRENCH BREAD
► B urns any k in d o f co al, co k e ,
m ag aain e feed.
LIVER, b a b y beef, pound
BAKERY DEPT.
► H eats all J a r an d ail n ig h t
► Semi a u to m a tic
LARD, 4 pounds
19c
. E id u i i v e in te rio r
f co n s tru c tio n .
2 PO U N D S.
OVEN-READY
PLUMP HENS, each
John B arrym ore. J r .—C ortnne C alvet
M a tin '* S a t. I IS; A d n
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9 AND 10
ROLLED OATS, 3 pounds
39c
ALBERS
47c
WAFFLE SYRUP
STALEY'S
2‘ i POUND CAN
PUMPKIN, 2 for
SILV ER FA L L S
33c
2>a CAN
TH IS STORE W ILL BE CLOSED MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12
FOR ARM ISTICE DAY
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