THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1951
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her sister. Mrs. 8chrooh had been Meroney home were Mr and M r; Mr. and Mrs Mike Evans o f On- ] mg. December 8. The members de- Thirty head o f commercial heifers
Alvin Nibbler of La Grande. Ore- tano, Mr. and Mrs Jim G riffiths cided to try to raise enough money wlu aiso pe sold,
together on Thanksgiving
The AngU5 saje sAow is suited for
Corynne and Oeraldine Fry and gon Mrs Lela Lett and 81 Lett and and Judy, Rev Frank Coley, all of this way to help support the school's
Letty Gregg attended the funeral Palicria and Matt Kiddoo.
Nyssa. and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge hot lunch program.
| December 5. the Angus open show
services for William Brumfield Wed
Mrs. Paul Thomson and her moth- I G riffiths and family,
Mrs Conley Wilson entertained December 6 and the Angus sale De-
NU-ACRES, Nov » —Local resi
nesday.
er and sister. Mrs Lanfear and Mrs. j Power and telephone service was at a large family dinner Thanks- cember 7, beginning at 1:30.
dents are to lake old clothing for
I Manager W iliam s stated that the
Korean relief to the open O range, Mr and Mrs M C. Seuell attend- Ames of Caldwell, were in Welser cut o ff to a great extent, fuses were giving day.
meeting to be held In the hall De- ed church services in N y « a last Monday to shop and visit at the blown and light bulbs burned out
T h e school group pictures arrived Qgpitoi show will open December 4
home
of
Mr
Joe
Beck
Sunday
night
when
a
car
driven
by
(
cember 8
A picture on "Science Sunday with their daughter. Mr:
this week and can be obtained in i W|[b a stockmen's short course. Judg
Robert Smith, pastor of the Pruit- j a man from Nyssa hit a power p o le ;
sizes
of Milk Production" will be shown Roy H off and family and were
ing of the Hereford open show cat
land
Methodist
church
was
a
guest
near
the
8
Ac
R
ranch
with
enough
by Dean Ellis of Frultland
guests at dinner at the H off home
The grade school children were tle will be done December 6. Judg-
in the Cecil Evans home Sunday, j force to cause tthe pole to fall across
Mr and Mrs Bert Montague were1 Mr and Mrs. L. O. Hawley, who
given a free lunch Monday by the jng and sale of fat steers and feed-
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| the telephone line. The man was women o f the WSOS.
Sunday dinner guests at the home of are living in California, were here
er calves will also be on the De-
Apple
Valiev
Girl
only
slightly
Injured
and
his
car
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Seuell
over tthe Thanksgiving holidays to
Mrs. Norland and Palmer spent cember 7 agenda. The Hereford
*
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#
'
only
slightly
damaged.
M r and Mrs E C. Johnson and be with their daughter. Mrs L W.
day at a family gath- female sale will be held the morn-
Marries In Nevada Mr and Mrs. J. N Leigh have re- , Thanksgiving
. r, „ . . ..
____U r
Wanda and Jimmie returned Hatur- Climer and family of Parma Dick
and Mrs ing of December 8 and the Here-
ceived word from Eugene. Oregon of
day from a motor trip to Okla- Hawley, who U attending Brigham
I ford bull sale that afternoon. A
D ^ N o r la n d and banquet and entertainment have
homa, where they visited relatives | Young university In Utah, was also APPLE VALLE Y. Nov. 29-MyceUe the birth of a great-grandson Tlie
Greenfield, daughter of Mr. and Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
They returned
via the southern | here for his vacation,
been scheduled for that evening
baby of Anderson Ranch dam visited
route through California.
They
Mrs Roy H off and son of Nyssa Mrs. Vincent Farrell of Apple vai- Parks and the grandparents are Mr in the Martha Norland home from
These offerings of top quality cat
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. John- spent Friday night at the home of ley, and Doyle Hebrnan of Weiser and Mrs. Reuben Leigh,
tle liave won for the Capitol show
M r and Mrs. Frank Sorenson left Priday until Wednesday.
win's sister, Mrs. Joe Barboza and her parents, Mr. and Mrs M C. were united in marriage Friday.
the frequently used term. "Idaho's
November 18 by the Key. Lundy of Tuesday with their son, Chester, to
fam ily in Falrflekl. California.
Seuell.
Beef Cattle Parade." Williams de
Nr and Mrs
Curtis Fry and
vfr and Mrs. E. C. Johnson and the Methodist church in Winnemuc- spend Thanksgiving in California, Beef Sale, Show-
clared.
ca.
Nevada
Mr
and
Mrs.
Rebman
Mrs.
Anna
Wilson
and
sons
of
children. Mr and Mrs. A. J Behrock j fam,iy and Joy Cullen and Mr. and
Set For Dee. 4-8 En Route To New York—
and sons. Jack and Dean of Boise M r, j eff McGee of Nyssa visited are making their home in Weiser. Mountain Home visited relatives
and Roger Jenkins were Thanksglv- Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs where Mr Rebman is employed at here Thurs-day and Friday,
Plans have been completed for I BUly Bear, w
of Mr. and Mrs.
the Chamberlin Chevrolet garage
Little Susan Boston of Ontario
mg dinner guests at the home of Thomas of Vale
Mrs. Ida Riley was hostess at is staying with her aunt and uncle. the first registered Angue sale to Campbell Baer stopped in Nyssa
Mr and Mr
Richard Jenkins o il
Mr and Mrs George Smit played
be held in conjunction with the tost week on his way from San
Now Plymouth
It was the first | pinochle at the Jake Groot home the Vincent Farrell home at a wed Mr and Mrs. Earl Boston.
Show of Idaho at Boise Francisco to New Y ork From New
ding stiower honoring Mrs. Rebman
4 € €
__
Warren Smalley, father o f W a l d o Capitol
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time In 28 years tthat Mrs. Pry and ( ,iear Nyssa Friday
i 1 York, he will leave for Casa Blanca,
Callers at the Ed Meroney home last Friday About 35 women enjoyed Smalley. arrived here last week and ! December 4 to 8.
BERNARD EASTM AN
Friday were Mrs Baxter and Mrs. the afternoon playing appropriate is visiting indefinitely with his son ! Si Williams, manager of the Cap- Afrlca-
Real Estate
Insurance
pencil games, visiting and admir- and family.
I itol show, stated that prospects for |
Ira Marrs of Nyssa.
Mrs Cecil Leigh. Mr aand Mrs a good showing of Angus cattle from House Guest From Ogden—
Phone 64
| Mrs E M. Seuell and children and Ing the many lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mr
Marlon Leigh and , Stanley Leigh aand daughter, and) the area’s leading herds are promis- I Miss Norah O'Brien of Ogden was
j Mr and Mrs Roy H off and Terry of
ing.
I a house guest for the Thanksgiving
mu uHMOHd
J Nyssa were dinner guests at the M his daughter and niece of Yakima Mrs Leigh’s sister of Emmett a t - ;
Kue!>ts Friday in the J tended tthe harvest festival meeting I T h irty head of registered Angus week-end at the home of^Mr. and
au n ó » komm mé iMMoarn
; C Seuell home Saturday Mrs Lloyd N. Leigh home
including
range
bulls,
herd
buil
Mrs.
C.
A.
Mally.
Miss
O'Brien,
a
in
Boise
Thursday
M
arrtartf,
i Seuell accompanied them to Payette
Thanksgiving day dinner guests i Th e F T A is planning an oyster I prospects, and bred and open heifers j sister of Mrs. Mally. returned to'
| In the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Jake Oroot. Mrs. In the Gene Honey home included 1 and chili feed for Saturday even- will be included in the offering. Ogden Sunday.
Zelf and Herreke Stam were Sun-
| day dinner guests at the home of
Mr and Mrs Oeorge Smit.
Mr. and Mrs Thomson and fam-
: lly attended a family Thanksgiving
dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs
Joe Beck in Welser, where they en
joyed a roast wild goose instead of I
i the usual Thanksgiving turkey
Mrs. Martin gave a party Friday
j of last week. Among the guests
Low Mileage
were Mrs Samuels. Mrs Evans. Mrs
Montague, Mrs. Ribblet and Mrs
Excellent Heavy
Thomson.
Mrs Ed Meroney and Joy, Mrs. j
Dufy Tirea
Lela Lett and Patricia and Matt |
Kiddoo
were In Payette and On
Fine Beet Bed
tario Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Hoff and Terry
Heater
| of Nyssa were supper guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Seuell
A-l Cab and Upholatery
Friday.
The Farmerette club met at the
Two-Speed Axle
| hall Wednesday afternoon.
Plans
[ were made and committees appoint
ed for the party to be held at
An Outstanding
Christmas time.
A gift of »25
was voted to be sent to the polio
V alue At
ward of the Elks Convalescent home
In Boise. At the close of the meet
ing, refreshments were served by
$ 1295.00
the hostesses. Mrs. Baxter and Mrs
Elwood.
Mr and Mrs Ray Schubert and
family of Frultland and Mr and
Mrs Ira Tlsh o f Oreenleaf were |
Thanksgiving day guests at the
Cecil Evans home.
Mr and Mrs. E C Johnson and
Wanda and Jimmie were Sunday:
Ueed Car Headquarters
dinner guests at M r and Mrs. Lon
Bright of Emmett.
Thanksgiving guests at the Ed
(•range Preparing
For Korean Relief
Year in and year out
you’ll do well with the
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coartar
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1947 Ford 2-Ton
Our Christmas Present To You
Truck
Starts Friday, Nov. 30 thru Saturday, Dec. 8
During these 8 days double Green Stamps will be given on every item purchased
in our store for cash—charge or Layaway— in addition the following Christmas gift
items are being offered at very substantial savings—
HERRIMAN
MOTOR CO.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
REGULAR $2.98
REGULAR $3.49
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WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Time - 7 00 p. m.
Mon . Dec 3
Eagles
VS
Oolden Rule
C OM M ERCIAL LEAGUE
Tim e - 8 00 p. m.
T ims ., Dec. 4
Bowling Center
VS
Sportsman's Club
Malheur Memorial Hospital
VS
Gordon's Drive-In
Nyssa Clippers
VS
Oordon's Drive-In
Tune • 0:00 p m
Brownie's Cafe
V8
Peterson Furniture Co.
Tim e - a.00 p. m
Wed , Dec. 5
Ideal Oas
VS
Taylor's Market
Farmerettes
V8
Stun* Lumber Co.
Nyssa Lumber Co
V8
Berrett Service
Time 7:3*.
While Ha tin n . Olympic Club
Ace Pastime * 1 Tabler'»
Time— » OO P. M.
W a ifo n e r» vm. Western I arrúgala
Size 32 to 38
fancy stripes
Short and long sleeve
8 styles
Sizes 4-14
VISIT OUR
REGULAR $6.95— $9.95
"TO YLA N D "
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Only $ 3 .9 9 each
And take advantage of
our convenient layaw ay
REGULAR $1.79
First quality Cannon
Half Sizes— In Crepes, taffetas and woolens
Large Size 8 8 0
Darks and pastels
Every A g e Child
LADIES' SLIPS
REGULAR $1.00
MEN'S
First Quality
DRESS SHIRTS
Williamson’s Roof team will now be sponsored by Berrett'i
Service, good luck Mr lJoyxt Berrett and team
Fancy Patterns
Oeorgr Vaughn won the 13 80 prise Saturday night with an
all spare game
Boy what contrail
First quality
Assorted Colors
Sizes 14*2 to 17
51 gauge— 15 denier
It has been proposed that the team with the highest stand
ing In the Commercial team be put In the M ajor League to take
the place of the Western Cor ruga lor team, which should not have
been pul In the Major league to begin with, because of their
bowling experience
This will keep stx active major league teams
and dropping «u n ion 's Drive-In men's team «rill make all teams
In the commercial league Next year, teams will be matched m
that a bowlers average will put hun in hta class of bowlers and
unfortunate situattona o f one team being far outclassed by an.
other at the very start will be ellmlnaied. that la In the casg of
Western c\>rrugator and Gordon■» Drive-In W e ll hr seeing you.
BATH TOWELS
Regular Sizes— Junior Sizes
plan.
NYLON HOSIERY
660 pair
This wiU be a split season This year pot money, e tc , will
be g»lit in half and all teams will be off to an even start after
New Year's
Hoarerer, the games won and lost In the first half
will of course, be counted for the trophies, prises, etc., of which
there are plenty, for all leagues.
Assorted colors
$ 1.99
Mlxe<1 league High Oame. Maxine Brown 313
'Die Club team has found a .sponsor who not only paid the
entry but also bought the team a ll new Nylon shim at the same
time O oeu Bros we welcome you as a sponsor
REGULAR $3.98 AN D $4.98
All first quality—short sleeve
Commercial League High Series, K Wohlckr 533
Women's League High Series. Maxine Brown 331
LADIES' HLOUSES
REGULAR $1.29
Toys and Gam es For
Major League High Series. Oeorge Vaughn $63
Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14
ROYS' POLO SHIRTS
MAJOR LEAGUE
lliur%»Uv December 8.
Cottons, taffetas and other lovely
Size 14-17
Bowling Schedules For Next W eek
REGULAR $2.98
MEN'S
NECKTIES
REGULAR $1.50 to $2.00
REGULAR $4.49— $5.95
First Quality
Size 32-40
All fussy styles
EVERYBODY’S, In
GIRLS'
RAYON PANTIES
REGULAR 49c
(GOLDEN RULE)
Size 2 to 14 years
Lace trimmed
Assorted Pastels
O PE N TILL 9 P. M. EVERY SA TUR D AY
N Y SSA
32-44
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