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T ’r fg ft B ig C ro a ti A tte n d i KirtlirLw f*art\ B IG BEND. Feb. 28—A la: 00 com pany of old timers and friends gathered Sunday, February 24 St the Parma Community house to enjby a birthday dinner for three ol the class o f 1897, Mrs Mae Allen Jones, Mrs Clara Paine Cassell and Harvey Hatch After the dinner, ‘.he a fter"oon was spent In visiting friawds o f 50 year ago Out-of- town guests were Mrs Florence Lowell o f Caldwell. Mrs Nannie Howard of Caldwell. Mr and Mrs Fred Rowland of Caldwell, Mr and Mrs. W altei Babcock of Caldwell. Rev. and Mrs. H. H Huytnan of Caldwell. Mr and Mrs Homer Hatch and Ralph o f Caldwell. Mrs Stella Thrown and fam ily of Wilder, Mr and Mrs. Clark Allen of Wilder. Mr and Mrs. W. W Kreider of Wilder, Mr Anna McCaw of Wilder M: and Mr Isac Law of Wilder, Mr and Mr Dave Law of Wilder and Mrs. Lila Anderson Bruce of Chi' ago Ap proximately 75 gathered for the oc casion. Miss Cecelia Sillons of Boise ^pent the week-end visiting her parent, Mr and Mrs Chester Stanton a n i Mrs. Louise Shane and Ronny were m Caldwell Thursday visiting Mr Chester Stanton’s mother. Chester Stanton attended the sale. Th e 4-H Sewing club girls met with Mrs. Ooldie Roberts Monday evening. Six member- were present Th e 4-H Cooking club girls met with Mrs. John Anker last Fridav Mr Mrs. O Ooodenow celebrated their golden wedding an niversary February 26 at their home .nut o FOR SALE Just completed, attract,ve five- room modern home, attached util ity and gii rage Acros Ave from the park on King Terms. SEE ART SERVOSS 610 N Second St. Phone 90 M Nyssa :n Moi land. Kan a-. accuriWg *> word received here Mrs. Louise Shane and on. Ronny. ol Seattle have fcen visiting her mother. Mrs. Che-ler Stanton They left Friday for then home in Seattle Mr lOd M r- Bab«' Hamilton anJ Donny of Newell Height visited ill the Dyre Roberts home Monday. Mrs. Mary Brumbach. Mrs M..- d'ed Bishop and Mr Myrtle Hatch wore business \. . i N) M clay rtternoon Mrs Dyre Bobert and Mi R by English shopped in Caldwell and Nampa last Thursday Mr Mary Thorup n. help*sl tin- county nurse and Dr Cobb with the health clinic at the Adrian grade school last Wednesday The A and B extension club held i meeting with M i Mary T h o m p son February 19 A covered dish lunch was served at noon, with eight members and two visitors present Mrs. Ooldie Roberts demonstrated “ short-cuts to housekeeping" Mr. and M r.. Walter Abbott and Susie of Parma, and Mr and M r> Kenneth Smith of Caldwell had din ner with the Chet Smith family Thursday evening Johnny Samer and Catherine hav_‘ been very sick with influenza the past week. Mr and Mrs. Gerrit Stam of Ny .i visited in the C a s e Muntjewerff and George Elfers home Sunday Mi and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and family of Caldwell spent the week end with his p a r e n t M r and Mr Che: Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch visited in Ontario Tuesday, with Mr and Mrs Bert LaRue, who is taking treatment for arthritis Mrs. Harvey Hatch went to Pay ette Saturday afternoon and brought Mrs. Clara Ca.ssell home with her for a few days' visit. Mr and Mrs. Varner Hopkins and family visited in the Jim Attebery home Sunday, celebrating the birth days of Mr Hopkins and Tommy Att«*bery. Loraine Van De Water Is home with the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Edwards of the Roswell community were callers Saturday in the Pug Swigert home Visitors in the Pug Swigert home Sunday were his uncle and aunt. Mi and Mrs Gene Harper of Cald well, his cousins, Mr and Mrs. Clin ton Hahn and children, and his BUS T R A I (.W A Y S DE P A R T UR E S From N y m EASTBOUND 12:25 P. M. 4:45 A. M. 9 05 A M 9 00 P M. .. W ESTBOUND 5 50 A M. 1:45 P M. >,« 30 P M. •Loral to Koine rl Loral to Weiner $ K ept Sunday* and Holidays 9:45 P M. Mrs. Marie Thomas. Agent Phone 217 2 0 Main St :tSA CE» * /UURN-Afc, HfijÓti UflEOütt, T H U R SD A Y . FE B R U AR Y U, i9tt Boidng Cancelled — VWiling In California— ^ Jackson and his helpers, the drive The boxing matches scheduled Mrs. 6 A Smiley o f hy*-** ’* was put over and success was com- i between the Pa-ma and Mvssa team- visiting at the home of her daughter plete When the going was rough, for tonight liave been cancelled, end- Mr- Wdliam Caci, In Lo- Angele- the American Legion auxiliary came iilf high school b'Xktg) her* for the After leaving Nyssa February lb. Sion. Mrs Smiley also visited in Arizona. to bat during the Christmas holiday A three-county republican meet - week. At other times we called on inf. conducted in the form of u other women's organizations. People school of politics, will be held M arch1 were told about the polio need by 5 at 2 p. m. in the courthouse ui Vale, according to Robert D. Lytle, county the Toastmasters club, which was republican chairman SE W IN G led in the project by Clifford Mink. All precinct committeemen of Bak M AC H IN E "In 1951 Malheur county came up er, Harney and Malheur counties with 81100 in campaign funds and in are expected to attend and all re- lua2 it came up with $4002 99 I want publicans who want to attend are The New to thank each of you for the gene- 1 invited to do so rosity that made this campaign a Clay Myers. Jr., of the Portland Improved success. I f I may report as a spokes- Young Republican club, will talk on Z IG -Z A G man for the victims of polio, I think the history ol the republican partv they would say Thanks a million— I and local leaders will talk on the SEW ING purposes of the school Mrs Marshall we knew you wouldn't fail us." M ACH INE Cornett, national republican coin- Speaking o f “ Your Chamber ol Commerce— 1952", President Elmer mitteewoman. and Sigfrid Unander, W ill be Cruson said "Last year was a very Immediate past chairman of the busy and profitable one. I hope wc state republican central committee, demonstrated can do as well this year. If we do will appear on the program Topics on the program will include it will be through the efforts of the Saturday. Mar. 1 the county committee. Lawrence M members." Mr. Cruson said financing the Neault. chairman, and Mrs. Ira brochure that was started in 1951 Staggs, vice chairman of the Baker will be one of the major projects county republican central committ- for 1952. The chamber's farm labor tee; the precinct committee, Mrs. committee will work with the hous- Harold D. Peterson, vice chairman A ll the undesired features of other Zig-Zag machines nig authority to improve the labor the state republican central corn- camp, hoping thereby to get a better mittee; registration and voting. H have been corrected in the new BELL A IR "900". Some class of labor The new president s Tackett, county clerk: discussion of election statistics for last presi of the improved features are: said committeemen iiave worked out most o f the details on the rodeo dential and congressional elections, £ Gear Driven Head. association with the Owyhee Riding Robert D Lytle, and campaign tech club and has high hopes for the new niques and issues, Ralph Cake, na 0 Full Rotary Machine with bobbin easily re organization. He said he hopes the tional republican committman and moved without lilting head. representative o f the Young Repub new industry committee will be able to gain establishment of a meat '■ lican club. 0 Full */« inch Zig-Zag compared to 3-16 inch. processing in —T Nyssa. ■ —- plant ........ rs* He also » 0 True Needle position setting needle right or mentioned other projects tentatively D i n n e r I v l V e i l f o r left of center for true rick-rack. Panned for the year, the Guernsey R e — ig in g g Fireman sa'e, Jersey show and Nu-A*res —— g n ....... 0 Two position lift on dresser foot for darning Orange dinner. Sam Phillips, who has resigned as and monograming. Through the use of the improved city volunteer fireman, and Mrs. 0 Easier drop feed arrangement. 1 public adress system in the gym- i Phillips were guests o f honor at a nasium. the program was received | dinner party held in the fire hall 0 Gauge on face plate allows pressure on pressure \\ o rlil tir lie v e il with much more appreciation by the last Saturday night. W K. Wahlert foot to be changed and returned to same place. i V audience than has been noted fol- was in charge o f the dinner, which N o i K iailv fo r * lowing, other meetings in the new was given for firemen and their Women have often said— if I could build a machine gymnasium. School officials have wives, (Continued from Page 1) been working on the improvement Phillips, who will engage in farm I would want this—-Ladies, all of your best ideas have bureau and suppression, neighbors, project lor several months. ing four miles west o f Nyssa on the co-operation, atellite countries, dic been compiled by one of the largest sewing companies A baked ham dinner, with an al- former Downing place, has been a tators anti stooges. ternate choice o f fish, was served by ( team captain in the fire department, in the United States and from these ideas the Bell A ir Alter the introduction of the toast the members of St Anne's Altar so -1 His position will be filled by Sani master, J L Herriman, by President "900” was manufactured. clety of the Catholic church in the | Parks. Grant Sasser was admitted Elmer Cruson, the invocation was gymnasium of the new school bu ild-1 to membership In the department given by Rev John Briehl. ing. Th e meal was prepared in the to fill the vacancy caused by the pro- During the dinner, music was high school home economics rooms, j motion o f Parks. Jay Bunn was ac- furnished by a girls violin trio, con ------------------------ , cepted to fill a temporary vacancy sisting o f Amy Lewis, Donna Lee is up to its Wilson and Nani Child, and accom F a r m e r s S c h e d u le full strength cf 25 men. panied by Betty File Mrs Dwight W yckoff sang two songs and Lynn Lawrence played two violin selec A county-wide Farm Bureau partv I tions. Both were accompanied by will be held Friday evening, Febru Mrs. C W Buchner ary 29 in the Japanese community Reports Are (liven Giving credit to the members for hall near Ontario, beginning at 9 whatever success was accomplished o’clock. Refreshments will be p o t - ! during his term of office, Retiring luck The Capp orchestra of Vale President Thomas G. Jones said he will furnish music for dancing and a j received splendid support from prac floor show will be given by 'the tically the entire member hip and centers in the county Entertain-1 added that " I want to take this op ment for the children will be hand portunity to exprès-, my apprecia led by the Adrian center and f a - 1 tion to every member for his sup cilities for playing cards will be a r ranged by the Annex center. The port." Brest O’Chieken Kraft Velveeta Lumber Jack In reviewing the accomplishments Nys,..i center will tie in charge o f the chunks of the past year. Mi Jones said one coffee and punch and Willowcreek of the major projects was assistance center will furnish a caller for square | given in improving conditions at dancing Anyone interested in the the labor camp The chamber drew Farm Bureau is invited to attend. Jake Borge. membership ch a ir- 1 up a constitution and by-laws, the rodeo committee in co-operation man, plans to have the membership with the Owyhee Riding club has drive nil cleaned up by then and ex- | worked to set up a rodeo association, tends a special invitation to all new member, have gathered information members. for a new brochure, and the cham ber sponsored the visit of Governor Douglas McKay to Ny a and the Argo—Bottle Owyhee reservoir Th e retiring pic ¡dent said " I be lieve our greatest success was that A L L K IN D S OF of fostering civic pride and public spirit, which is Nyssa." Harold Henigson o f Nyssa, the Malheur county chairman of the March o f Dimes, spoke o f the re cent campaign for funds, which he said, was the most successful ever held in the country. R n l Estate "Taking Nyssa as a beacon o f ac Swiftning Insurance complishment. I would like to men Phaae 218 tion the campaign conducted here. 16 North 3rd. Under Uie leadership of Wilton C s:-|gr and brother-in-law Mr and Mr Ebin-r Pro ser Mt and Mr- Harold Raney CaldA'ell and Mi Joan Smith of Wt i-er pant Sunday evening in the He] b Thomas home Mr and M: H eib T li ima- visited her brother. Virgil Raney, who was pera.eii on a* St L ike hospital in Boise Friday Mr and Mr Zeb Wilson vere bu-ine vi-ltor Monday In Vale, Ontario and Fiuitland. jl and Ms Zeb Wilson visited in the home of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs A T Pat- ti i -oil of Wilder. Sunday evening Mrs. Harvey Hatch and Mrs. Clara Cassell made a trip to Nyssa and Ontario Monday afternoon. While there they went to the Holy Rosary h piUl. and viuted Bert La Rue, who underwent surgery Monday morning Miss Helen Hatch and Philip spent 8u M M ' in Adrian Mr and Mr Ray Cartwright were caller- in the Tom Lowe home near Mitchell butte Sunday evening Mr and Mi Ray Cartwrigh' were dinner guest m the home of their on, Arthur Cartwright of N y .w Saturday evening. Mr and Mr Raymond Raney and family of Weiser spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas. Mr and Mrs Herb Thomas at tended the Mr. and Mrs. Pinochle club meeting at the home of Mi. and Mr Glenn Brown in Adrian Thursday night. Mi« Berm <■ Chaney wa home for a few day sick with influenza \ 1 : and M l Roy Wyman o f Ore- fcon Slope pent Sunday with Mr and Mr- Herb Thomas Republicans to Conduct School BELL AIR “ 900 " — T A G E TW O Wilson Bros. Dept. Store Wilson Bros. Dept. Store Founlv-Wide Party oops Tuna 3 lge. cons 9 7 * 2 lb. brick Catsup -L O A N S - 4 9 * 3 for Real Estate Loans Prompt, Courteous Service Beet Roast Shortening KEN POND 58* Pound Ground Beei 3 lb. can ... 8 7 * Good PINW ALE CORDUROY Sodas N. B. 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