Nyssa gate city journal., January 17, 1952, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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bftirmeift Jhe projec•t leader- Iftx
ftrma ffbpkin- NP- ff t-len fba'.ch
in ju r u U
11 «M il and A , , ft s . fupp eny met with
) cut out then
the member
-d;ev* shop
3 1 0 BEND Jan 1 7 -fthile cutting dre"^s for the- hgg’.er
•oyjje Van L )e Wat e A i.d Loraine
up a tree at the Harvey Hatch home
Wednesday noon Ira Pettis received and ftls.s Alii- e Thor
a severe blow on his forehead which ir. Nampa Tr.
B'
r ained severe pain and a badly
h made
Harvey f t
wollen -eye
Wednesday mo
The Jolly Janes club has a quilt board of contro mel­
which was made and donated to the
John Thodip- ar a 1 rom
club by Bill 0 ever of Caldwell, who attended the’-ktof* -al - at Me
Is more thariTO years old The wo­ Wednesday
men are selling tickets on the quilt,
Miss Alice Thump an has
which has been dlsplaved in the Vw- sick with influenza, the U
rian stores The Lions club of Ad­ three days, buk was able to
rian la sponsoring an amateur pro­ to school Monday mornu.
gram every Wednesday night at the
He
Mrs Harvey Hatch an
Holly thoater and the quilt is on d is-, -visited in tlie home oi hei i
there. The pro< redj from the Mi James McGinn. . Sund
UMtet a :* to be donated to the March noon Mrs Me G. nis has been sick
of Dimes by the club.
all week with infli en/a. biit is mach
Joe Brumbach spent the week-end improved
In Payette, helping Mr- Brumbacu
Mr and Mi 1 .« piantll awes went
care fur her (»other and lather They to Nampa Wednf day to visit her
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sister, who is ill.
the Mafb.br MotfKMial hospital at
Mrs. Noel Tup »er.f. V!r- Erma
Nyssa Mr». Biumbach'., brotiier ami Hopkins and Id
Helen Hatch, of
family are expected soon
the A and B Rt<
>0 . and Mr Cyrus Bishop and a better dress work shop meeting at
Bonnie of Succor Cj^eekjind Mr and the home of Mr P&ro'.hv Pox u
Mil­
M** Walter Bnhop spent Monday Kingman ¿Colony Friday Mi
ler. the ejuension leader from On-
forenoon in Nysgg on business.
The ft and B extension unit met tario. met with the women
The filth grade in ftdrian enter­
Tuesday at Adrian InP the church
tained their mother^ Friday after­
noon at a tea o
Mr Jbhp Pa kwood and Mr I.e-
roy Bennrtt entfttained the Mary
and Iftrth a club Thursday after­
noon at Adrian
Mr. and Mi
Noel Tuppeny and
their daughter and children visited
Mrs. Tuppeny s sister. Mr
Brum­
baugh an« family in Ro-well Sun­
day.
Mrs Mary Brumbach and Mi
Waiter Bishop, attended a° Royal
Neighbors meeting at the home of
\N oo<l ( .a t i ^ r
20 0
I •¿'soft ft ftirmgi ftftda.v
• f f l B i l - ' E U tfU ftfl
i Aft’s £rumbach. trft old»
jer. was afted to insiftH the
I*.-
- ers who were erected ftl
oeir la- meeting
SfU-CcRES, Jan 17 —Several from
S.iarej iand km ran Robert gd'.er.d - this community attended the meet­
0{ the
¡day school party in the '•*. ing and annual election WWAHL
home in Mkviell Heights Black Canyon Water Users associa-
evening.
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,u Mr
Dyre Roberts and Hhursday evening. Officers electest
Mr
Snaren. and Karen -pent f jx the coming year are Ed fieriAiF>
with Mr
Robert’s .si-ier,) pre iilent; Fr»-d Gardner, vice presi-
rt n Blade, and family in dent; George Dohner, secretary and
M:
Merle Thomson, treasurer
Mr and Mrs Bd Meroney and Joy
ly Ocurrua and don, Tony 1
Mi
: C aldw fl went to N;. * were in CaldftBll on business Sat­
md look John, brother of urday.
M >1
me a. home ftom the hos-
Mi
Mr and Mm Earl Mitchell and
re ne had been since some family moved last week IA Fruitland
i-s were cu L off in a hay They have been living in the Henry
-.me time ago
Blanchard residence.
Mrs. Hoy Hoff and Terry o f Nyssa
Mi: ai Mis. Jim Miller ol Adrian
ente, run ‘d at a card party at the were dinner guests Saturday and
spent tfee affttuoon at the home of
horn e ol 1 ins parents. Mr. «(id Mr
E : i. ik Miller, Thursday evening, her parents. Mr and Mrs. M. C
Seuell.
T*> -e t ire-ent were Mi and Mr
Mr and Mrs George Smit were
Dan Ho • 1 > and son. Ted. ol Adrian.
Mr and Mr Raymond Holly of ACi- gue-ts at the home of Mr and Mr
rimi Hi ( hard rioiiy of Adrian Mr Z Davidson of Parma, «Then their
j Mi James fthler and Mr and* pinochle club met Sunday.
Mr a n d ers. * d Meroney and Joy
i raftk Miller.
Mi
Mr and Mrs. John Adams were called at ^10 home of Hr. and Mr-
dinner gue-t lrt the Lawieftce Miller , Elbert Robingtte of NeO Plymouth
Saturday «coning
home Sunday evening
XBr Weatro® Souell. da'JOhter-
Mr and jMrs Afterence Iftlllfci »e re in-law of Qft-. and Ufs. QL C ftouell.
dinner g u e - t s in U » home of Wr- kto returaod to hOr homo, attar
H r John .Iftiller Sunday.
wiulargoia^ surgery at U m SSyssa
ggr and Mrs. CBrvil tfturrison and has£itgl j g M
son of Wilderoftnd KJr. ond h i
ry arcutt catàptamsd
Clinton lUno anC so® of Harfta «Ith 8 bau? gt hör
hör ftvcao O
rideo-
were guests in tin hoiBO of their aftornooig f i o r o Oer« otg h t guosts
parents. Wr ai.tf SO - fthbrle- ¡ 319 »'- >, pi e « n t
Sunday.
Mr and 8 >s. fBeorgO fda.« r o n
Mr and Mrs. fu ia Haklarman gud guosts of t o ’, grid Stt-s. f i n Stam of
Myssa Ycosiigy.
children of HomeUgiit’ O tit 0 * 6
Mr «iid MÒs. Baiseli libronoy ©nit
end guests in tin hoim of her par­
daughtor, Susgn. of La Grandt.
ent . Mi and .XBrs. C h v k s fteno.
Mr and Mrs. ftliMP tB-os.nr * * r t
dinner guests in the tiogM of tfir.
and Mrs Ed Maurwr of ftfildtr Bun-
day other dinner i j f t f t ft f n
Maurer home »e re ggrs. flTosagr's
mother. Wi Flora S«lig#rt of Wild­
A £ ,L a i W D S & J
er her sister, K 9 rs. V«*a Bollard of
Caldwell, and a nephew, Cpl Jgmes
K-icrl Este:-:- L c c i
Pollard, who is home on furlough
from Korea.
È, Co
Mr. and Mrs. gfeyie M<«lg* end
on.s of e g li well visited in tin home
ol hei pniftnt . Mr. end Mi's. Zeb
Osci OftcOo il
Wilson. Wedm sftgj' evening
£
Mr and Mi
A t ftgttgrson of
Umano HOC)
Wilder visited Thur-ttgy evening m 12 North fcx2.
tiie home of tier patents. Mr and
Mis. ¿eh Wilsee.
Mr gnd Mi ZebM ikou were din­
ner guest' in the home of finir
dglighter. Ml" P u tii Rodge. gnd
fgmiiv of cekiveU ftumiuv
Mrs. Hohgr« riMunt * e r t to ( i i *
MuuUv gnd mutgft her mother Mrs
Abe Yergeis-um. from tin IVyssg itos*
pagi to the home «if Mrs Veigon-
in's son. Aibett O ifford of Nyss«.
Mr Yergeii wir is recovering f r o «
pmuflgonig
Mr and Mi diaries Reno and
daughter. R- berta «e ie bus iness
visitors in Ontario Thursday
Mi Vero Boiler gcc<iinpaioeil her
dtughter gnil soti-in-laW, Mr and
Mi Erru-iy t a il « Winer on. to Nampa
Monday. M r .. Sullen visited at the
liutne of her patents, Mr and Mrs.
(Jenrge tltluau. «hiie in Nampa
A cro*d of friends and neighbors
charivaried Mr and Mrs teeter Moi;
at tiieii home Saturday night.
Mr and Mis Bay Cartwright
drove to NyssgBufide) after return­
ing by wav of t*arma had dinner in
tiie home of their son, Baymon l
cgrtwngiit. and family
Mrs Aitiiur Cai'tenght t f Nyssa
visited at tiie home of Mr and Mr .
H»y C arteiigbt Monday.
Mi - tiene Hault lugs been »ititc
sub «nth the infiueiivg tue pesti
week
S ir * Match h d g ca.se of the
megs ito.
Miss Ben.he Chaney, oho is gt-
temimg Un’ Collegi’ of Idaho at
Caldwell, visited over tiie week-end
ut the home of her parents. Mi and
Mrs Horace Chaney.
& $ e T 7 me of
e n A jito » f t f t ##■*•
ab « «fri- Ä 0 6 ^
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t ü ftt jft 1 ft * n * &OC& 0 Ìtò'ss» f t * f t * * *
day dft last ( I r f t
a » . » g g ¿y- gfthad to gssLstaftt ftgvg* Stgti*. Jft pgesftft? i ß ß l f t onl t M
' H a Cecil Evam-.tes
S eift* ftfto ftx * ftis Hup. % • D A S . I ' m * ,
iM go.
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HAr ft»-rie Thomson attende» - -
a meej»ng o l circle four dw! th e 0 ru it- ‘+ T
land Methodist church, at the f t f t
®rown home ^iesda> evening
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The annual meeting of the A l - j
P ifg w N yssa
heur County farm Labor Sponsor- a
ing association was scheduled to be a
held in the Boulevard Grange had i,
C<D &
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near Cairo Junction this afternoon X
The members were to meet a new V
bath'd of directors and talk about Q
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the labor situation for 1953 , accord­
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FUEL OIL
BALMS LAWRENCE
about this quMtloBi
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Bor the g a so er to your insurgno*
questions flag) free to egU f t * h i
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RADIO & REFRIGERATION
REPAIRING
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B E S ID C K C E P M O N K S S
Herbert E. Cox-Teclmicinn
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A represent.’ live of the Idaho
Power 1 company will speak on the
propose Hell's canyon dam at a
meeting of the Adrian Farm BureCM
in the Adrian high school agricul­
ture building at 8 o'clock Monday
night. January 21 . All residents of
the community are invlled to attenw
Potluck refreshments will be -erred
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USED TRACTORS
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W. C. Allis Chalmers.
John Deere K with plow.
VAC Case with cultivators.
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Iniipoct O ur Now Buildiny
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1952 C H E V R O L E T
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W hich Will Bo On D isplay
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4th an d M ain Streets
WILSON’!S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Door Prizes and O ther
Frit os
Will Be Giver. A w ay
Men s Spoi l Socks
Ladies Dresses
‘4. Price Clearance
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ffa n e v P iittb rn s
35c
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Ladies Sandals
H o a v v W e ig h t
Ladies Oxiords
V a lu e s to $ 5 .9 5 Inclu din j*
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S a d d le O x fo r d s
$1.99
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Bleached Dish Towels
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W o C ordially Invite the Publi
t* Be Our GiiQgfe at Our
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Fif?trc*i;hmontr- .%.-:verl Ail D ty
M rii s Dress Shirts | 1
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Our Plant Will Aits<?j Bn Ou.-n
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Men s Boys Fell Hats
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20
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