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o c P *G B FOUR r w t N YSSA G À IE Joliv lanis 110,41 Ha»]<I ; • « * ,W H ip T V »m f M fftín » C IT Y »he week -end. Mt and M w Dick tin SiUngton. Nannette Bybee a n i » „ « .L U n l A-shcraft s»ei.i the week-em» at ibe Ivan Flake A bocal duet was given K tS M m B l by Mr and Mrs Maurice Glover, ac Mr A) id Mr; Wa^ace Thom a. V Í0 S E * £ B V P r i s t D a * Ad*ar»K t o r * companied by Ml - Vella Dee PouJ *r»ve ñamad their new daughter La»'- ________ ' Mr- Art Spark, ana ehlriey ana son APPLE VALLEY, Mar •- Thursday etm 3 ’.ell*, s r « Wa, born Peta-uary KJ.VOMAN KOLONY Mar. « —Mi s Ouy. M* andi Mr- f * “ chmdc afternoon v r at the Pettit and Return to fta h — Bailey home u.-hided Mr Qarne: , . ony area won an es-=ay writing con- Mr and Mrs Prank Hooper ana St eJ and daughter, Mr- Dorothy Arthur Johnson, formerjjr o f Ap- — conducted by the Mercy Hos- ^ ^ i c e is M ltta c in Arkansas son. Kay, and daughter. Jane, re- plv valley, but now living ir. Breo.- test Stutter.nger of Parma and Mr pital guild of Nampa on the subject l *s r . .v , turnea to their home in Hooper, «rton, Washington, visited Tue. Reed' , grandson o: Nampa Mr and Mis Rusaeii Patton and Utah this week, after spending a i of Why I Want to be a Nurse*’ Sue in the Petut ana won a t25 prize in the contest, which , Dr and Mi Harry Rowe and son Although the local pupil did not /* u lpv ^vdnesday hnmn. TV., ... . .. .A CU-iA . r — . _ . A.r.i.cr t c week visiting at the home of their bring any blue ribbons home from Ca.ley home- Thursday and Friday was conducted In conjunction with t were Friday evening dinner giasst- son and brother. Delbert Hooper, me dec-la.notion contest held in R os he was a suest of Mr and Mr Ora nurse recruiting program The many at the Don Fox home, here. They had been in Portland, well. they did very well, in that out Newgen in Sunset valley, after which entries In the contest were Judged \jr and Mrs. H. L Day entertained where they visited another son. Pad where he will of the 16 entr.e there were 15 rib he left for Seattle, t , by a member of the teaching staff the following Saturday evening at R. Hooper, and family. • is., hrs father be .ore returning to and a member of the guild. canasta Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill, bons won. Nine local youth attended the The^seconH nf th . „la -» Mr and Mrs John Dority of Ny.ssa Mr and Mr- Alvin Warden and Mr Attends Concert— MYP rally in Kuna Sunday evening. The Misses Nanette Bybee and W7 v Unl dT l ,U M ' ° f Mr - d Mrs. Claude pay. Mr and Mrs. Jack Wilson, and Tuesday, starling at 10 o'clock Carol Folkman were among Nyssa *nd J<*hn ^ h‘ ' w M Give Proeran»— Dale and Jimmy visited Mr and Mr and Mrs Floyd Seminars and and Mrs H ^ D*y. Mr and Ad ■ m residents attending the eight piano Mr, Dick Curt.- and baby daughter family of Parma have moved into Mrs Howard Day and Sandra Day The adult members of the aa«>n>c symphony concert at Nampa Mon in Caldwell Sunday evening. Mr the tenant house on the Pettit ranch. and Oarnet and Robert Ritchie were priesthood gave the program of the day evening. and Mr Lande Dutro in Nampa Delmar and Verlene Smith have Sunday d im er guests at the Claude l D S second ward Sunday even- and Mr and Mr Oeorge Miller in been 111 with the measles Day home. ing. with Chairman Waynard Talbot Here From Ogden— Melba Mr and Mrs Conley Wilson and Mr and Mrs Orland White of presiding and Eldred Irving conduc- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barker of Mr and Mr Ralph Rogers and family were Sunday evening supper Ny^sa were Sunday evening visitor* ting Special musical numoe s Ogden left Tuesday morning to re children of Ontario visited in the guests In the Cedric Caldwell home, at the L. R Price home given by 40 members of the pri y turn home after spending two days Earl Boston home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Caldwell of Mrs. Dale Ashcraft returned home class, under the direction oi ’ • at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mr and Mrs. Frank Smith are McCall visited with them and other Thursday from John Day Her two Laurence Cleaverly. Talks were giv Bybee. parents of a boy. born February 27. relatives Sunday. grandchildren returned with her for by Glenn Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Ma *a r> Br'*n*u'h ***• Son lay dio* Students iu Tn n » r r . n i « c ! M r u . d U i La« Bald- Speaking in r « 11: and U.^ Hoben Weir and BIO BEND Mar The Jol'.v Jane *? * ■ “ Uy * « “ •**> of * „ M: j;id Mr% I e bu. Club met with Mrs Angie Chaney Mr and Mr- Darnll Engl.-h art Wednesday, February Tt A pink ana blue sheerer was given for Mr Ka> • the parents oí a hoy borr. February 1*9 The boy ha, been named Darnll mond Cartwright Wayne. H r and Mr J"h:. i ' n and Mrv tr o Thoma lnon Mr, uyrr Mr n Herb J Mr Dyre J,mmy spent Friday evening m the h .,* ..;, attended a pinochle parts Turn Jones home in 1* aer Bend home of Mr Carl H . n M r and Mr Ray Cartwr-ght visit* Newell Height Thursdav afternoon ed their non. Arthur and family ju n and Berme Poi..>rd br i ht Fhiday and also attended \lr- their mother. Mr Vei P I/owe's funeral, which wa held in Caldwell here to -ee the.r uncle. Pug ^ yss*- Swigert. who is suffering from a Mr and Mrs. Tom Jone and Jan- broken leg Thursday evening Jim i- ice and Mary Ellen went to Mar .rig home from Korea Hr .rned up r Sunday and were dinner guests of another term and expects to return her sister. Mrs. Rodney Hawes, and to over >ea_s duty, family. Mr and Mrs. Ray Cartwright spent Ora and Oene Harper of Caldwell Tuesday helping her (er Ml visited Pug Swigert Monday after- William Lawler, get ready for a sale, noon. which was held Wednesday, Febru- Ross and Eleanor Engli h were **0 ^7 cared for in the Dyre Robert h >me Mr John Harr, an family while their mother wa In the : - Arlaona v.sited her aunt Mr Ray pital. Cartwright, at the home of her par- Mr. and Mrs Jack Slabaugh spent em Mr and Mrs William Lawler the week-end in the home oi her A family dinner wa- enjoyed at parents, Mr. and Mr Chet Smith Clarence Kneifel home in Parma The rest of the children came home Sunday, honoring cousins of the Sunday and all enjoyed a family family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Buchler dinner. and baby of South Dakota. Mr. Mr and Mrs BUI Van De Water Buchler is on leave from the navy and Kenny were Sunday dinner and *‘-'>ppe<i by to visit the C Coun guests of Mrs. Olive Miller in Cald- oilman family of Roswell. Mr Har well. vey Bennett. Mrs. Clarence Kneifel Mr. and Mrs Wayne Hackett of oi Parma and Mrs. Su-ie Mae Rob- Emmett spent Sunday In the John lIW oi Parma. Thompson home Mr and Mrs. Herman Casey of Mr and Mrs. Richard Kiel and Boise, cousins of Mr Ralph Stark., family of Marsing visited his uncle '■tsi’.ed Sunday in the Stark home. Harvey Hatch, and family Sunday Others who enjoyed the day with Mr and Mrs. Z Davidson visited lhem * er‘‘ Mr and Mrs. Frank Dine., one day last week In the Case Mun- ot Homedale, Mr and Mrs. Oeorge tjewerff home. Dines of Marsing and Sinar Carrol. Mrs Robert Weir, Mr- Clara Cas- tn old-time friend of the Dines fam- sell and Mrs. Myrtle Hatch were l*V ’^h«*0 they all lived in Missouri Caldwell visitors Monday While Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stark, and there they visited Mr and Mrs Will -v ,r and Mrs. Robert Weir were busi- Schultz and Mrs. Ca .sell aunt. Mrs. n* visitors In Nampa Thursday. Charley Paine. Mr Weir went to consult an eye Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr doctor. They also attended the llve- and Mrs. Will Robinson and Mr stock sale in Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clucas received announcement from Mr and Mrs. Pete Sleeper in Oardena. California announcing the arrival of a boy Mrs. Darrill English and new baby came home from the hospital Mon day forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and Sharen and Karen and Wayne, and Ros, and Eleanor English spent Sun day in the home of Mrs. Robert;.' at the sister. Mrs. Bert Blade's of Nampa Mr and Mrs. John Thompson,; Charles Witty, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts. Mr and Mrs. Varner Hopkins, and | MARCH 11 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney, at tended the high school P T A meeting in Adrian Monday night. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Prosser went to Emmett Sunday to visit their daughter, Mrs. Delno Brock, and family. Mrs. Flora Swigert was operated on la«t Thursday in Nampa at the Naxarene hospital. A D r u g g is t JOURNAL. ^ Y S ^ > < m E G U ir T h u r s d a y , MARCH b . .» s ¿. 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Only then Is he ready to fill your doctor's prescription here. l’ HONE 256 Owyhee Drug Co. 5-PIECE Society Clives P rogram — The members of the Nys a Second Ward Relief society gave the pro- ; grain Sunday evening at the church. | Stake President Emma Chysraus was I present and delivered a talk. The ! theme of the evening stressed, | "Home Night" for L D S. families. Several talks were given on the sub ject, and special music was furn ished by the -inging mothers, under the direction of Mis. D. O. Bybee A violin trio, Nani Child. Amy X,ewis and Donna Lee Wilson, played two numbers and Mrs Lawrence Cleverly sang a solo Mrs. "Brig" Olson Is president of the association. Tax Man Coming— A representative of the Oregon income tax department will be iu the county next week to assist tax payers with their tax returns He will be in the courthouse at Vale March 10 from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m and ! in the Moore hotel in Ontario March ! 11 and 12 from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. 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