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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1952
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I n were Uni f o r 33 O u m U included and aHr< Ben RamA'. to help Mr , .
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rkte-itmas ^ a tiT®
@ new baby b<M>
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Mr. and Mrs. Thafte Lankford and Ramer celebrate his birthday.
from her Jjusbawi. who .» ser'.-tng »o o ’e aite.
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g<od-.sized crowd a!§fcnde 3 the family ol Homed^le. Idaho Mr and
Mr and Mrs Ed Meroney and IS&y
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arWiy in Korea She also ho8&p. H «
the g a t e
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Jane
Christmas party s', the Mrs Alma Hendricks and family. w«re Sunday dtnnei g
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B W K r,
H itch home A covered lunch dm- Mr and Mrs Ib o u Jennings and nome of (Si Let!
noon, followed by family. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Reece L ela Lett'
ner was served a t t ___
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election of new officet-, and draw- and family, and Mr and Mrs. *4il-
) © Editor and Pu blic < •
k l » ss V. POWELL
Mr andV^Irs ^ i k e Oerie visited V
I .ng : names \,r PollyA n ra.. Santa bert Holmes and daughters, all of at the ® . P Chesney home (BLnday I
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1 Clau appear«© w ith sack' of treats Nyssu. ¡tilA M r and Mrs. Blair Hend-
afternoon
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1 and gifts for each child present «c k s and ram lly of Ontario.
's. .’Stilton Connelly ^ tu rn ed F
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lO V E K T U lN O k \ 1> )
¡¿ lift exchange w @ enjoyed by the
Mr. and Mrs. J, E Bowen and
e Sunday from Tucson, .©rizon.i.
1 year
\2 50
Open rate, ner l i i h
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(adults
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Jack and Bill and
and (¡0r3.
i^iere she was called b ecau @ of the
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•Sunday dinner guests in the Har- Robert Bowen (PTre Christmas eve Illness of her brother.
N l U j L M. per Inch
1 year o u tsid e M a lh e u r Qo. a n d
vey Hatch home were Mr and Mr.- dinner guests o rQ tr and <yirs. £)a-
r
Classifieds, «S f
Mr. and Mrs. jjlu e Bknfea© and
pi/fl>a. Id a. r u r a l ro u tes. *3 00
Ralph Stark, G
and Mrs. Robert Verne Cleaver.
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Q fr and Mrs Alvie Janfear. Jr., and
Minimum
Weir
and
,Jary.
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and
Mrs.
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Holmes
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daughter, all (.©Caldwell were guests
(S trictly in Advance»
P*'tt. anddUma and Gordon, Mr hosts on Christmas at the annual
at the Paul Thomson bame Christ
and Mr A llied Wing of Caldwell. ( amjjy turkey dinner All of their
mas eve They returned home Christ-
Mr
and Mis Homer Hatch ana children and grandchildren
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon.
Mr Hazel
Ralph of Caldwell^ V
Hazel Fergu-
Fergu uresent wlLh the ”ex7«ntion o fT fn ! nas morning and Mrs. Paul Thom-
Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa. Oregon for transmission * • SOU and Evelyn of ip p le V a U e y . Th e gSSfidSdh. Pvt. Donald R Byers, who ; “ " ¿ “ J ¿hrcstmas^ay at°the' home
dinner wa
trvtd In celebration *f ls serving with the armed forces in
Ko_
through the United States Mails, as second class matter, under
I Jr
Hatch s birthday
A turkey j£0rea Guests were Mr and Mrs A
^ ^J' 1
the act o f March 3, 1879
Mrs. Harry Wood has been ill with
dinner was served in the Hatch ^ o 0odson and family of Parma, j .
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influenza for the past several days.
home Aednesday evening.
Mr anci \jrs Rolland Holmes and
Mary Jo Jenkins, who is home for
M:
Case Muntjewerff has been
Mr and Mrs. Roy Holmes,
K i«r R a s n .l r n n i i l o
that Mr
Mrs- Conn have sold confined to her bed by influenza, Mr ànd Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and vacation from college, attended a
f f lg D P IH l L O U p iP
their farm and are moving ¿o Cald-
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,---- reunion of her graduation class of
but is much improved
Junior
McGinnis o,
oi-,Adria(
fan} ‘ ^ Betty
'
le‘\ ” Robert
ol™es „ 1950 ^
at Fruitland
at the
Kcturii From T ri p
Junior McGinnis
Aciriai spent
pent an(1
and,-Stanley ° and
home high
near school,
New Plvm-
Dinner guests in the home of Mr. two days in the Harvfcy Hatch homo, Holmes
G
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van(fieuven nome near new riym
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B IG BENT), Jan. _ 3—Mr.
and ......
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Reno December 23. visiting Merle and hunting ducks
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Mr and \Fis J F Bowen and ou« . *^ ‘ day even*nn£
Chester Stanton returned Thursday "e re thei: children and their fami- wlth him. Merle returned Thursday Ja(.k and Billie were Christmas din-
Mr and MrS' S C Anderson <jf
from a two-weeks trip to California
Hes Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Keno and morjj^h(; u> Joseph, where he is a ner Kuests of ‘ Ir. and Mrs. Robert Sacramento called to wish Mr and
Mrs. Frank Nedbalek a Merry
T h ey visited Mrs. Stantot^t>brother, family ofQ arm a. M r and Mrs Clin- freshm ai in high school
Bowen
Christmas. They formerly lived in
W alter Farls and family of Placer- ton Reno ■ and ■ son of Parma. Mr
Mr and Mrs Boyce Van De Water
Mrs. Ward C. \liundy has been ill. Nu-Acres.
ville, and three of
of Mr
and Mr>
Mr:> ° Orvll
Morrison oi
of w
Wjj^Jer
anc) l Loralne,
and Billy
Billy were
were dinner
dinner
Mr Stanton's
Stanton'. and
r v n Morrison
jjoci aI)li
iraine, and
Miss Della Shuster of Ontario and
Roger and Mary Jo Jenkins wei.’
sisters at Las Gatos. On the way a>'d Mr and Mrs Tom «eldrel^A.i gue^t' Friday evening in the home Robert Holmes were supper guests
home they visited Mi Stanton’s par-
and children of Homedale
0f Mr and Mrs. John Thompson. s uncjay evening at the Finley Shus- Sunday dinner guests at the home of
their brother, Richard Jenkins of
ents at Clarkston, Washington Mr
Walter Stradley and his mother. Mr ind Mrs. Henry Hatch and ter home ,n Nyssa.
and Mrs. Stanton reported that on
and William Stradley and daughter, Gene aud M erl(»_of Joseph came
jack Bowen, who is attending Ore- New Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomson and
their return trip the highways were
Mary Ann. were shopping In Culd- here toL'.pend CShstmas and left gon sta te college at Corvallis, spent
icy and the North and South high-
weL’ Monday They were accompan- Thursday for home as Merle had to j be holiday vacation with his par-
way snow covered.
led iiy Miss Roberta Reno
be back for basketball practice.
ents M r. and Mrs. J E Bowen.
fViw ir'rhrVcTm l 1 7 r G “An*‘r-‘hG*»ma«
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bishop and
Guests in the Charles Reno home A Christmas dinner was enjoyed
Mr and Mrs. Ward C. Lundy and ev'eb l,lfc;
their son and fam ily and Mr. and
Sunday were their son and Mr and
tVa?1 T « Wer! ,
dl" ner guests
Ed Meroney has been recuperating
l
Mrs. Cyrus Bishop and daughter Mis Kenneth Heno and family o
arid Mr und Mr- Oordie uf ‘VIr alif
this week from injuries received in
o f Succor creek left to t California Parma and Miss Maryam. Stradlev |
a d f f " ee aTrls of Parma
,, „ and
P r?,n^ Da^ s oi Pay: a collision Monday in Nyssa as a
Thursday to visit relatives, and to
Mr. and Mi s Harvey Bennett and DU kerson ana three girls of 1 arina ette, Mr and Mrs. Robert Bowen and rejiUjt 0f lcy highways He has had
attend the wedding of Mr. Bishop’s Dickie and Margaret .U l Mi
and
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne le a v e r and many callers, including Mr and Mrs.
nephew, M artin Wiley.
Mrs. Leroy Bennett and Allen, and l . o i l | ) l e
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Ala(^ were Sunday dinner guests at M C Seuell Mr and Mrs E C
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Shearer Dwaln ate Christmas dinnei
with
the J. E. Bowen hoffiSe.
Johnson Mr and Mrs Llova Seuell
and daughter visited In the home of their sister. Mis. Bob Stubblefield.
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Miss Della Shuster of Ontario and Ml and Mrs. Georue Wilson Georee
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch in Parma.
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Mr and Mrs. F S. Byers and Stai». Dohner Milto»' Connellv V I Lett
Jan
fr ley
Hann
W righ t o f New Plymouth Wed-ues-, Mr
ivn and
unu Mrs Darrell
u n rm i English
eaigiisn and
unu OREGON T O A IL
uua. 3 o -
icy und
unu Betty
octty ,ere
ere Sunday
ounuay dinner
uumer lLela
L , , L ; „ tf u Arl
A
Hflnn Fvan W i,_.n
R
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and
Eleanor
spent
Christmas
and
M
r'
Rolland
Holmes
were
guests
day.
'y
U * Ross
and Mrs. Rolland Holmes were guests at
at the
the F.
F. O
O Holmes
Holmes home
home.
and^Rov Hanseii Bill Schhemari
ho.ts at
at a a pinochle
pinochle party
party honoring'
h ir in g -
Mr.
and Mrs
A good crowd attended the Christ- day with Mr. English's sister, Mrs hosts
Mr. and
Mrs. Olenn
Glenn Brown were
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K tc
u f a
u pra•Christmas
n P i i - r h i ’i c t m a j ;
H
irvn *»r
w ifi program at Big B<
n j i i i a t m i und
Mr and Mr L K Toll of flallow .
boats
at
dinner
Roy H off and Bill Lang of Nyssa.
house ThursdF evening. A fter the'
Ross and Eleanor English attended Oregon, who were visiting here Pour Staida* honoring Mrs. Brown’s broth- m 7 and“ Mrs* H a V v ^ 'R i.b in ^ n ^ f
program presents, popcorn balls, a birthday party for their* cousin, tables o f progress^ pinochle were er, Charles Conant. who has been p ruitiand ‘ M r’ and Mrs Harlev N »«h
candy and nuts weiV distributed.
Helen Martin, little daughter of Mr in pTay. with hi,£i). prizes being won serving with the C. B.'s in Alaska. | of 0 n tario Mr and Mrs in n Rriuht
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright und Mr
Gale Martin, in Adrian by Mr Gilbert Holme* and Btanley Other guests were Mr. and M rs.! o f Emmett and Mr and Mrs Arlen
visit'd in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monduy afternoon
Byers, consolation prizes by Mrs. Richard Conant
and family of On- K 0eer 0 r Lana ton’s corner
Tom Lowe of Mitchell Butte Sun-
Vi tren Clary and lit-ie daughter. F G Holmes und L E Toll and the tarlo. Jack Blackw''.', of Kansas and |
rtev. and f/iVs. Llovd N. Pounds, Ministers
dav
Bonnie, visited in t ' H.i ■ • Hat
travelirn prize by Mrs F S livers Mr and Mrs.
Tnes ’onant and Soldier T o R e tu rn -
Miss Bernice Chaney, who is at- home with Henry, Monday evening, and Roy
Holmes, itefreshments family
Mrs. Ed Pharls, who is employed
tending the College of Idaho, went The boys formerly worked together were served by the hostess
Mr. and Mrs. F. S Byers and Betty
in the Nyssa telephone office, re-
to the home,-',>f her parents, Mr. and for J A Tertellng and son-
The Merry Matrons club met at and Stanley made a business trip
Mrs. Horace^ Chaney,
Chanev. Saturduv
Mr and Mr
Warren Clary and the home of Viola Adams December to Ontario Monday.
Saturday to
spend her Ghrjsjjnas vacation
little daug^Xier came home from 19 for the annual Christmas party.
M .. and Mrs. Olenn Brown shop
Mr. and Mrs. Korace OXaney and Oulncy. " Wa««*imgton
to spend Christ- Sixteen members and seven child- ped in Ontario Wednesday
’irwni
fam ily were dinner t<nes{.N in the mas with home folks, and viMt his ren were present. New oflicers for
home of her brother, Albert G ifford brother, who came also from Camp the next six months were elected as
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liih
H o ld '
of
Christmas day.
Pickett In Oeorgia..
follow*
President. Viola Adams;
Dinner guests In the home of Mr
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Clary of vice president, Mary Smiley; secre-
uristmas i’lirtv
and Mrs. Wordrow Sheurer w e r e (ô ‘r Cornell, WasKington visited hi sis- tary, Bettilu Smith; treasure Mice
parents, Mr und Mrs. Arch W right ter, Mrs. Darrell English and fain- Holmes, retained, und historian, Al- NU-AORES, Jan. 3— Mr and Mrs.
of New Plymouth, and her sister. Uy.
ber&a
New Pollyapna names BUI Harm and Children left Satur
Miss Mae W right of New Plymouth.' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch and were drawn Christmas gifts were day for their home in Port'and. They
V eQ o n Peterson of New Plymouth Helen and Phillip and Mr and Mrs. exchanged The club guve the pre visited at the Ed Meroney home dur
c i s ’ spending his Christmas vacation Henry Hatch and Gene and Merle school children a plastic stocking ing Christmas week
with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and ! of Joseph enjoyed Christmas dinner filled with candy and nuts. A. Christ-
The Do-More 4-H Christmas party
Mrs. Woodrow Shear«
with their daughter and husband, ma ba ket was filled lor a needy was
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. evening at the home
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held Friday
Th e music department of the Mr and Mrs. James McGinnis, and family. Plans were made to serve
]eacjers|'
\jr . and* Mrs Paul
Adrian high school, presented a Junior in Adrian.
lunch at the Archie Smith sale Jan- Thomson Th é evening was spent
O
Christmas concert, directed by Del-
The No« i I ,»;« . graiedciaildr " • .vary 9 The rest of the afternoon piay(I1K progressive • table games,
in
bert G Detlenne, December 22. It have all been quite sick with tnflu- j was spent playing games Refresh- ^ wbjcb Deanna Evans won the high
was enjoyed by a large crowd. The enza.
ments were served ny the hostess. scote an(j Marilyn Cary the consola-
grade school program was given Fri- 1 Mrs
Mary Brumbarh returned assisted by I eggy Brown and Kath. tion. The club members held a gift
day night
home from a visit with her daughter, leen Chenault Th e next meeting exchange and thV"group"DresenTw
Junior Eden is confined to 1ns ! Mrs. John Bishop, and family of will be held January lt> with Peggy fha
(K with a
the |„„H
leaders
a hhaiitifnl
beautiful uiAAlon
woolen
home with mensle-
Rupert. Mrs. Brumbach had been B wn as hastes-
blanket Refreshments o f fruit salad.
Mr and, Mrs W E Conn held a helping care for the Bishop children
Mr. and ’-Jlrs. Wren Hendricks cajce aIuj pimcb were served.
farm sale Wednesday. It is reported while their mother, the former Irene were hosts at Christmas dinner. Cov-
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Schrock and
Del Monte
sons of Boise visited at the F. C. Fry
home Sunday.
2 Mi Can
Mr. and Mrs. A P. Chesney and
Frances were guests for Christmas
dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs. \
Picnic Style. Lb.
George Hagler in Nyssa. They called
in the afternoon at the Harry Wood
and Arch Kersey homes.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Hansen of On
tario called Saturday afternoon at
the Fry home.
Lean and Meaty. Lb.
Donna and Linda Mason have been
guests this eek at the homes of Mr
Del Monte ffr- Style
and Mrs. Hurry Larsen and their
son. Dale, and his family, all of New
Plymouth.
303 Can
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nedbalek
and Rm
were guests for Christmas
Butch’s Special. Lb.
dinner at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nedbalek
Mi.-. Elenora Wherry o f Payette
had Christmas dinner at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Ed Meroney.
Miss Shirley Sissel o f Ontario was
L a r g e G r o u p to S e le c t F r o m
I .:. r [;,- ( J ro u p u f
1 /
an overnight guest o f «'orynne and
Geraldine Fry.
L a t e F a l l D re s s e s
/ £
Argo
Sherman Keck fell last week and
broke his arm.
A ll S ty le s and
n r ir o
Roger Jenkins and Richard Oras-
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C o lo r s .
}II1 U C
mick ^tended a reunion of the class
of ’49 of Fruitland high school Sun
day evening at the home o f Mr and
Mrs Robert Barowsky in Payette.
Suoi Valiev
Colored *nd Cube'd
Mr and Mrs George Orasmici: of
Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Fran(k
Nedbal^J and Donna were In Boise
A R'ii’sC ^ u a l i t
N a t i o n a l l y A d v e r t is e ;',
Sunday, visiting at the home of Mr
'Ì .ig h t S t r i f ó d
I
(b r a n d . R e g u la r 'iig lu e
5i
C IT Y
JOUR VAI
T
COMMUNISM OR CHRIST
f
rHE BATTLE INCREASES—The Hercnos
of Light Against !he Powers o: Darkness
'Aie Legacy' or Love Against the Horte»-:
of Hate—The Legions o: ciie .‘-‘.gcnnst re
Demons oi Death. The Battle Increases
But Tt Draws Nec
ts Climax ana th®
Omnipotent Viatorv c ( lesus.
wel1
I
K N O W THE TIMES AND THE SEASON.
As You Listen to Missionary Rose Wong,
W ho for 20 Years Has Labored n China
and Has Seer the Results When Com
munism Takes Over a Country
BE INFORMED OF SATIN'S DEVICES
As Sister W on a Describes Scenes car
Experiences n a Country That Has I e»
Long and Suffered Much.
HE/iR HER EXPERIENCES*
As She Appears Nightly at the Chape1
of the Gospel Mission 20 Soutn Firs.
Street, Beginning Sunday January 3.
Meetings Begin at 7:30 P. M.
Qssa.
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DRIVE OUT FOR EVERYDAY - VALUES PLUS
S. i H. GREEN STAMPS
Pumpkin
376
1 cani
January—
Com
Clearance Sale
A Great Reduction ol Stock
Pork Roast
o Make W a y
lot Sprinql
3 cans
80 sq. Prints
Ladies' Dresses
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FRESH SALMON
HALIBUT, OYSTERS, SNÂPLEI
LUTE FISH
Peas
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B ru sh ed
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V a lu e s t o $7.5*»
ii
$ 3 .9 5
M any Other Clearance Items Not Mentioned
WILSON BROS. DEPT. STORE
Cranberries
B? oxk # is desp*r»t*lr nes*d*d by
you# gtospitag
our boy»' !
with Mve w w i lofcwi. Help to
save % lib» by Joining the ranks
o4 Mil» blflod donat.
Register at this office to» make
touf donation f* ib» blood
Nyss«
pkg. 2 3 c
Ctlfophan#
Spuds
501b. Bag S I . 3 5
Whit« Hose
bank.
Dry Goods, Shoes And Ready-To-Weai
X-Ray Sho« Fitting
At.PH LAWRENCE
aboui: this quoation;
Beans
Argo
303 CWi
18 ib. bag 4 5 c
Celery Hearts
Men's Handkerchiefs j Men s Western Shirts
Phone 32
2 lbs 5 5 c
p r o d u c e
R avon
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Ladies Bed Jackeis
S iz e ? f o (?
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55c
Margarine
7 9 c par
i Girls Print Dresses
9^; each
i .ink Sausage
Nylon Hosiery
36-Inch Ouling Flannel
•
29^r vd
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38c
49ç
* 2 9 c vd
97c
Beet Short Ribs
T
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FOOD MARKET
s
GR€€n 5 Tf»mF 5
FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $5.00 OR OVER
OPEN 7 DAYS WEEKLY
.-«a 6
35c
Toilet Tissue
5 rolls
UU€ GIV€
For the answer to your Insurance
questions feel free to call me at
Nyssa Insurance Agency. 106 Main
St. Phone 53
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