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Jo h ,in
,Ji Arack spent Sunday visit-
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Mr ________
and Mr- ____
Dirk C- C wley
w le v and
a n d ul*
“fig Ilrr
her P-‘rt,I*:
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Mr and Mrs Roy Hoff ot Nyssa , sons of Morgan, Utah arrived Satur- As-ucralt
visited a t *«he M. C Seaell home day at th# Lynn Ky^ar heme to a t - , 8unday visitors in tha Joh n Adams
Sunday.
tend the J . W Kygar funeral heiu ^unle
^ Haherer
of Caldwell
Ray Brower and his dgughier, La- Sunday,
Mrs. Janie
MoOimn- and Mr-
vonne. and sons, K irk and Ooyia.l Mr and Mr Kenneth McDonald
Dick Davis were in Nampa ruesday
w<fre U,* B a rk y
10 * f tend u,e alKl children wen: to Murphy Satur- on ouatnaai
iI1un,;ral s* rklC* !i ,or William O .id a y to set M r- McDonald's grand-
Jim Miller i- hov.ng his tenant
Brower, who passed away at Nyssa, mother, Mrs. Mary Fletcher, on her
hou-e across
ffie r.ver remodeled
and was taken to Burley for burial. M lh birthday.
lie and Mr- Miller will move into it
Roy Brower is a son of i t * deceased
ytr in d ^ ir Bob Morfit of Owy- vrhen it is fim hed
Mr. and M r, Rus-ell Meroney of new dam were hosts at dinner Sun-
Cove. Oregon were at the Ed Me- day lor Mr and Mr> B>!1 y .a
roney home last week-end They are alld
Mr and Mr WlH)Ur C o ti_
moving their household goods here m a„ 4Ild
at>j \(r .
Wilson,
and will stay at the Ed Meroney 8 r all o i Ny<ia and M a!Ml Mrv
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home until they can build a house } j aroid WiUou and children ot Wil-
F E L L O W SH IP D R O U P M a r i'S
in their farm near New Plymouth
lowcieek
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Member- of the C hri-tian Wo-
Visitors at the H E Sager home
Mr and Mrs Oeorge Schweizer men’s Fellowship met last week for
are Mr. and Mrs. Lra Deleye and were floats to the inemoe:.- of their t-r'* ir meeting I2ve devo'uaial wv>r-
arrived*heref SuiSav^ ° re<ion' who pinochle chib
Saturday night a t ! sh ‘P
conducted be Rev n et* W
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t*ra » ten d in g
Canyon County
DORCAS CIRCLE MEETS
pr«efcient Minnie Sorenson of Nam-
The D^irca^ circle of the Methodist
pa. gave current m n u t, on* from tlu m u me
lliu r , . after,., on.
U* central com panj
Salt Lak, Febi
c ity Mt E<1 Irvmg pre-ented tlie Walter Fox, with Mi Robert Sm ..h.
iu ii#>ry. Mfs Ray Weather, poon gav e
hostess. Mrs. U H.
the laison. Vice President Nora Lars- Neiger had charge of the devotion
-, :i - inducted ‘die meetin. .i - Captain and progiam An .
ru.m • «
Nell Bair was ill Four new members presented by Mr-
Clift ; 1 Mam
were added to the camp. Mrs Sam The gioup gave M:
Anna Campbell
Lemon, Mrs. Earl
Btnghain, Mrs a handkerchief ..lower on her 80th
Oscar Elliott and Mr;
Maurice birthday The member decided that
O lover. R ef re ® menta in the W ash- tfie group would meet in the after-
mgton birthday tfieme were served n<xin of March 7 at the home of Mr
by M i- V I
K f ll Ml C R Lcs- Oscar K irtl
'er and Mr S P Bvbee
die Nick Sutchkow fanulv
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Social Notes
M end ers o ^ S t
Pav-ette -----------
R ebekah h all in Nv
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M » d « i-.
gue t
bvan«M M
at
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D ARC
at Sunset Valley Hall
Members of the Payette C ou nty,
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® rh Chruitltn church. A business *e *io n
5^™
met at
^ I
i* r tv for *»e" »'and- Wfts conducted by Mrs. Ejnerson
C. Seuell home Tuesday evening
d
hter Brenda
W aker s in ir r in
Binge man.
pre-idert The program.
Word was received from Mrs. BUI daughter. Brenda
W aker- Saturday .
f .
held
Harm of Oak Grove. Oregon - hat Refreshm ents of ice cream and cake
dn^t ar Tof M E L
B ill Harm had come m contact with ,
served to nine girl- a fte j game-
i rt i r e Mr-
nigh voltage wires while at work had been pfayed and Brenda opened
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and was quite severly burned but
W a!, . r . 11#nf
Mrs Dan Pennle and Mrs Nolan
hat he was improving. Mrs. Harm w ™d " d.\ , Tf, 1 ld. ¡ ¿ ^ 1
Wilson Refreshments were served
is a daughter of Mrs. I d Meroney
Wednesday until rilday in Boise .
Mr- Percy Capper. Mrs Ben
ftoger Jenkins visited Sunday with * ’1^ ber parents, Mr and Mrs Storm and M: Harry Kingrey
his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Jonas.
Richard Jenkins of N .v Plymouth
and Mrs. Dick Brown of Boise
PIONEER DAUGHTERS M EET
Mrs. Fry and Lela and Jasse called, w*‘r<‘ s u'Kt*>- dinner guests m the
at the Richard Jenkins home M on-! K «»neth McDonald home.
I
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Mr and J4rs. Don Franklin oi • ?£ Daughters of Utah Pioneers held
Harrv Wood who has been in the 8 ° * ^
overnight guests In the th flk monthly meeting In the first
veterans
£ s t ! % Lynn Kygar home Saturday
ri— la> '
20 —
weeks, underwent a serious operation j
alK^ Mrs. Melvin Crocker and
■Tuesday and is reported to be m a k -, 800 ^>ave moved into the tenant I
lng a satisfactory recovery.
house on the Earl Crocker farm
Mrs. Hatch of Detroit. Michigan. Mr and Mr,s- Earl Crocker and Mr i
who was called here because of the and ^ rs
Case of Nyssa spent
Illness of Mr Wood who Is her Sunday evening with them
brother, left Saturday to return to. Mr and M rs- Robert Ditty and
her home.
family of I^vGrande called in the
Dinner guests at the H. E S a g e r! b°m e °* bis sister. Mrs. T H Brew-
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. j er> Saturday afternoon.
IS JUST AHEAD;
Raymond Sager of Nyssa.
Mrs ° r* nt Patterson Mrs Roland
The democratic women of Payette Maw. Mrs. Max Mitchell. Mrs. Frank
county met a t the home of Mr.s M Mitchell and Mr- Kenneth McDon -1
C. Seuell Thursday altem oon of last ald were amo««
women attend-
week Twenty-eight women heard an \
the World Day of Prayer in Ad-
interesting talk given bv O racle P o s t: rian Rtblav.
Vi Nampa.
Mr and Mrs Charles Tomanson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomson drove of HaVf'>r* California were over-
to Boise Thursday evening
Mrs ■ m* ht F ir s ts in the William Peutz
Harry Wood and her rtaugh*er-ln- home Saturday. They are former
law. Mrs Robert Blakeslev, who had T* sid« it s of this area,
been staying In Boise where M ”
Mr and Mrs K eith Kvgar and;
Wood is in the h ospiu l returned chudren of Po^bind -pent from
with them
Thursday night until Sunday night.
The D W. El wood family plan u. w,,th relatives here
move into their home Tuesday ft
Ru.ssell Patton of Mo-.es Lake ar-
IT'S TODAY S
faa- been built in the la st two week,, i rlv'ed Monday at the home of hi-
since their home was destroyed by Parents, Mr and Mr-. R L. Patton. ■
BEST BUY IN TRAVEL!
fire Saturday night, February 16
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having a farm sale Tue.,-
Take to the open road — by
Mr and Mrs. Harve Robinson of dav
Greyhound 1 Frequent irhedulea
Fruit land called at the home of Mr
Mrs Frank Mitchell and Mrs
save time; low farea aave money.
and Mrs. J 7, Moore Saturday
' l a * Mitchell left Monday morning
Mrs. Harry Wood called at the 1oT
^ visit relatives for two
V P S G ray hound > F R E E i ’a -
F\ C. Fry home Monday evening
weeks
carton R/annin| Smrricu will ar-
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Mrs Lots Reynolds of Seattle ar-
ranga fur hof»/«. apat t'af fighr-
ViaU From PocatelU—
rived by plane Saturday to attend
aaaing. trmn.pt>rtmtion — all lor
Mr and Mrs A1 Pederson of Poo a - , th i funeral of her brother. J W
ona low coat!
telk) arrived Sunday to visit at the R-V6 ;lr Mrs. Reynolds returned to
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis. I her hom* Monday afternoon.
They will be In Nyssa for a week
Mr and Mrs. Harlan Koger made
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a business trip to Boise Monday.
Jersey Folk To M eet—
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Because they ore farm-tested and form-approved
The Malheur County Jersey club | B r o w t l M e r c a n t i l e
V E L T E X gasoline, Diesel oil, lubricating oils and
will hold its March meeting at the
greases ore the formers best buy! T o p - Q u a lit y Veltex pro
home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Burgess,
At Adrian Is Sold
ducts ore refined ond marketed by Fletcher Oil Compony, the
aia c im a
one-half mile west of Vale Saturday,
March g a t 8.30 p. m
compony which has SP E C IA L IZ E D in service to formers for
ADRIAN, Mar.
Mr. and Mrs.
S A V I O N IV IR Y TR I»
42 years And Veltex products ore distributed in your area by
| Clayton M artin of Nebraska have
T y alam i law , ana-w ay laraa:
purchased the Brown Mercantile
this local, likable, independent businessmon;
store from Mr and Mrs Olen Brown.
PORTLAND
They took possession March 1. Ar
MOSES LAKE
thur Martin arrived Sunday to help
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his brotner. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
l MITILI.A
NYSSA
Brown will remain in Adrian.
SEATTLE
M h . Anna Sparks and Wayne were
In Caldwell Saturday on buslnecs.
(AMIMI
Mrs Austin Ollbert of -Steamboat
KM»
you
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ccow a ToorTHim
Rock. Iowa is visiting her .son, O r
t l thw
H a rm fa n on a chartarad bua
ville G ilbert and femlly indeflnately.
. . . aaa yo u r naaraat atan t,
Mr and Mrs Earl Winn and fam
ily attended the "Little Th eatre"
GREYHOUND BUS DIROT
play in Parma Saturday evening
march n
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Looney and .sons
CARL’S DOLL HOllSF.
| were dinner guests Friday evening
Phaae 112
in the Homer Schnell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Saarl had as
their dinner guests Wednesday even
. ■■■■■i ■
ing Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schnell and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and
daughter spent Friday in B oise shop
ping and visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Eastm an and
daughter of Caldwell spent Sunday
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Brown.
Mrs Dick Davis attended a bridal
shower for Mrs. Don Share Wednes
• ••
day afternoon at Sunset hall.
Henry Hartley, superintendent of
Nyssa schools, spoke at the high
school P. T A meeting Monday eve
ning. He spoke on the latest Infor-
Saturday Night,
March 8
*P < vi C A c d t
c ih c C
m a t tc f o t/ ie x
MONEY-SAVING FARM USES
KEEP A SUPPLY OF GENUINE SISALKRAFT
ON YOUR FARM ALWAYS
tu
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Go (jteuiound
FREE SAMPLE i W { h U
STUNZ LUMBER COMPANY
PH O N E
110
NYSSA, OREGON
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Used Tractors
. . .
All of them re-conditioned
Oliver 70
Ford
B Allis Chalmers
V.A.C. Case
John Deere H
International C. new. plows and
mower
D • 2 ■ Caterpillar
See These Tractor« Before You Buyl
Bauman Farm Equipment
FRANK NORRIS
Little Theater
Onlario
Phone 56
N y ssa
Farmers Win
When the Veltex
Truck Drives Ini
Don't Forget the
ROAD DISTRICT
MEETING
Our qualified mechanics are ready to do your
spring repairing.
Phone 333
PETROLEUM
{ PRODUCTS
9
Local Contest To
Open Next W eek:...
Lucky guessers will have an opportunity to try
their skill next week when a new contest opens
at Nyssa Feed Mill
The contest is based on the growth-rate of a number of
chickens which will be on display at the dealer s store.
Mr. Berrett points out that this is purely a local contest,
that someone in this area must win. The amateur has
just as much chance as the expert," he sa id ,' because
even the chickens themselves don't know how fast they
will grow."
The contest will run for several weeks, and the person
whose guess is nearest to the actual weight of the birds
at the close of the contest will be given the chickens
tree of charge. A 100-lb. bag oi feed is being offered as
second prize. Contest blanks may be obtained at the
dealer's store.
NYSSA FEED MILL
319 South First
Phone 361-W
Q U A L IT Y FU R N ITU RE
PR IC ED T O SELL:..
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Y bot in amt ytar o«t
you’ll do wdl wirii tfc*
HARTFORD
It has taken 25 years for us to build a business where
we own our building, stock and equipment and can
buy direct from manufacturers, giving you, the public,
good furniture at prices below the regular market. We
invite you to visit our store and see the many real
values offered.
W e have a special purchase of unfinished chests and
white enamel kitchen heaters that are exceptional
values.
Our stock of Armstrong Quaker and Sloan Heavy Duty
linoleum in 12-foot widths is the largest and of the latest
patterns between Salt Lake and Portland.
HARTFORD
INSURANCE
to t
H ER*A rtD EASTMAN
Re® » d a to
ln im n c f
Ph a e M
Also in stock is the new plastic in 9-foot width and
Armstrong Marbelle inlaids.
All At Money Saving Prices. Try Us!
Ed Case Furniture Co.
U. S. 20, No. oi Y, Nyssa