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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. Services Are Held In Owvhee Church OWYHEE. Nov.29—Rev. Robert Kri- ner held services at the Owyhee Community church Sunday. Nov ember 25 both morning and evening. In the afternoon, Rev. and Mrs. Kri- ner and family were dinner guests in the Donald Grant home. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson re ceived word from their son. Private Verle Patterson, that he had landed in Japan on the 12th and was there only 36 hours before going to Korea, where he Is now stationed. Mrs. Lynn Kygar left Tuesday night by bus for Darwin, California to visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Tilley and family. Mrs. Kygar and Mrs. Tilly are sisters and Mrs. Kygar will care for the Tilly child ren while Mrs. Tilly has surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher of Mur phy. Idaho had Thanksgiving din ner in the Kenneth McDonald home Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe and Bruce of Parma spent the Thanks giving holidays in the R. L. Patton home. On Thursday Mr and Mrs. George Schweizer went to Nampa, where they had dinner at the Dewey Place hotel, then drove on to Boise and spent the night with a niece of Mrs. Schweizer. Mrs. Jess Powell. On Friday morning Mr. and Mrs. Schweizer saw the Christmas parade mill 11 !1 UM 111 11 IM 11 U III UUII III U III.IIIIII U |,| Dr. Clare F. Conley -L O A N S- Optometrist ALL KINDS OF Real Estate Loans EYES EXAMINED (Opp. Sears) Phone 393 519 Cleveland, Caldwell, Ida. Prompt, Courteous Service KEN POND 16 North 3rd. Phone 216 i man«:mu m nun in m id in in m in in Nsum adJ and shopped before going back to Nampa, where they spent the night j with Mrs. Schweizer's daughter. Mrs Kenneth Ahrens and family. On Saturday they shopped in Nampa and returned home tthat evening just in time to entertain at a card party. Three tables were in play with Mrs. C. C. Cotton and Leon ard Newgen winning high and Mrs. Lloyd Tobler and Neonard New gen the traveling prize. Mr and Mrs. Byrd Walters enter tained at dinner on Thanksgiving day for Mr. and Mrs. Williard Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones of Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Walt ers. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cottle of Nampa were dinner guests in the Grant Patterson home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown were hosts at dinner Thursday for Lynn Kygar and Maxine. Mr and Mrs. Jesse Kygar. Merle Kygar and Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin and sons of Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Linville arrived Sunday from Alameda. California to spend some time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Linville. Pat is serving in the U. S. navy and has been overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters. Mrs. Gerald Slippy and Mrs. Ellis Walt ers went to Boise Friday night and attended the Horace Heidt show. Mr. and Mrs. T. H Brewer had j Thanksgiving dinner in Homedale SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS USE OUR LAY A WAY PLAN Come In And See Our $25 Talking Doll To Be Given Away December 22 ANNOUNCING ANNOUNCING WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT UNI- FORMS AND EQUIPMENT BUTTERICK PATTERNS NOW CARRIED IN OUR STOCK WILSON BROS. DEPT. STORE Dry Goods, Shoes And Ready-To-W eai Nyssa X-Ray Shoe Fitting Agriculturists Fill U. P . Car Blue Plate Special In thn family budget • Throngs ol agriculturists, such as the above, are continuing to (ill Union Pacific's agricultural Improvement car In Its current and fifth year ol operation. During Its first four years of operation, the car traveled more than 40,000 miles. A total of 66.8»! persons attended 1.225 meetings held In 383 communities. Once again the car Is serving as a loruni for the Introduction and exchange of new Ideas and Im proved methods In the production of crops and livestock. Visit Our Christmas TO Y LA N D ! Phone 32 PAGE THREE NOVEMBER 29. 1951 Quality-Built SPREADERS .u with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tallman and family. Mr and Mrs. Grant Patterson a t tended a party in Vale Friday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Duncan and family of Payette were guests in the Kenneth McDonald home Sunday evening. Jim Duncan left Sunday night for San Diego to report for ! duty in the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lover and ! daughter of Ooquille arrived Wed- | nesday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Koger, where they visited until Monday. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Koger also had as guests Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Koger and family of Ontario. Trula Franklin of Parma spent the Thanksgiving week-end with her sister, Mrs. Gerald Slippy and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Hipolito Mendazona were hosts at dinner Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Totoricka of Boise, . Mr. and Mrs. Tony Arrana and } children of Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jayo and family of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ditty went to Nampa Sunday to visit in the Dick j Nedro home. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Culbertson and Larry had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mearl McClure and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl | Kygar and children were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg and child ren, Reeky, Victor and Joanne of Madras arrived Wednesday even- | ing to visit relatives. They spent I Wednesday night with his mother. Mrs. Anna Gregg and the rest of the time they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Gregg and family. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Oregg and children were dinner guests in the Kenneth McDonald home. Mr and Mrs. Darrell Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brewer drove to Hines Thursday and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Westfall and family. When the group re turned home Thursday evening they counted 37 deer along the road way. Mr. and Mrs. Oerald Slippy had as dinner guests Thursday Mr and Mrs. Ray Franklin and Trula of Parma. During the afternoon Mr and Mrs. Dale Clary and children of Parma and Bob Ransom of Nyssa called In the Slippy home. for Mr. and Mrs. John Broad, Mr and Mrs. Dick Oroot and Klaas and Dick*Tensen. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Twisk were hosts at a turkey dinner for the fol lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Kris Kats and Rikus Van Twisk of Val ley View and Henry Van Twisk. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larson en tertained for their immediate fam ily, Mrs. Florence Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weatherspoon and sons. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen and Neil and Carolyn were in Ontario Thursday evening. Dave Hawkins was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cook of Ontario on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jensen of Nyssa were hosts at Thanksgiving dinner for the following guests: Mrs. T. H. Beranek of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tensen and Neil and Carolyn, Loretta Russell. Theresa Jensen and Ronald Jensen, who Is a student at O. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ricks of Nyssa called on friends of this community Thursday afternoon. Arcadia Livestock Club Meets— Members of the Arcadia Live stock club and the Home Economics club held their annual 4-H achieve ment meeting at the Arcadia school building Saturday evening. After a short program, given by members of the two clubs, County Club Agent E. M Hauser awarded the pins and certificates. Both clubs have com pleted their work 100 percent. Mr. Hauser showed 4-H slides. Refresh ments were served. DR. G.W. GRAVES Optometrist • Everyone knows that a dollar won't buy what it used to. For example, the food you can buy with a dollar today would have cost only 42 cents in 1940. But your telephone service? Even though you can't eat it— you can't beat it for value in these days of high prices. W hy? Because telephone rates have gone up much less than most things you buy, while the number of people you can call (without payment of toll charges) has dou bled. It's a fact that the cost per telephone- you-can-call is actually lower than in 19401 • ROOD BUY®* ww Hÿ IMI»! 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Dave Hawkins. Dinner guests at the Dick Oroot home last week were Mr and Mrs | Gerrlt Oroot of Apple Valley. Farmers of this community have finished harvesting their sugar beets and are now busy with fall plowing. Mr and Mrs. Pete Tensen en- j : tertained at Thanksgiving dinner ! SHORT ROUTE to the SOUTHWEST Pueblo $18.45 Dallas 32.00 WtchiU 27.25 Oklahoma City 30.00 One-Way Plus Tax Iti chaapar by for thon driving your cor I T R A IL W A Y S "PxUmtUAf 220 Main St M m* 74e Phone 217 TWO MACHIMO IN ONCI N tW I OCA l i M Spr«odi»g Altock- ■ M l «gola» »«y N fW IDCA S a r* « g « r f a r • g g ly is g h a * . CI— M t nm*4 Salivary « M m Stretch Your Building $ $ $ WITH HOME-OWNED NYSSA LUMBER CO. No. 10A Team or Tractor; 70 bo. capacity. HELMER'S SPECIAL THIS WEEK WE STILL HAVE 1 x 12 SHEETING AT $45 PER THOUSAND 2 X 4 DIMENSION AT $55 PER M WALL-SATIN Bauman Farm Equipment NYSSA STORE 1 Milo No. of NyiM Phono 332 ONTARIO STORE 510 No. Orogon Phono 59 A washable, rubberized finish for interior walls and wood trim $ 4.65 per g allo n COME INI SEE MIKE BLAST IKE in the PIG-GROWING FIGHT a t our store Puny Ike can’t stand up to two-gun Purina Mike. Mike's Purina fed, but Ike gets no Purina. Mike’s fast on the gain and is making gains at low sost They started even but it looks like curtains for poor Ike now. Come in and see the finish. You’ll be surprised at the big difference a little Purina makes! Chock Th«M R«cords For Gains and Cost of Gain Date Gain Cost per 100 cwt. Gain U-14-51 M IK E to 100 $1570 92 $1900 11/29 U-14-51 IK E to 11/29 WATCH FOR THIS AD ON DECEMBER 6 FOR NEXT WEIGHING TOBLER S FEED AND FUEL Inc. Phone 28 Nyssa, Oregon W W W W tfW V W
