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Kingman Kalony Saturday evening
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Mr and Mrs. Hugh Glenn and
Eugene Mat u-a«a of Fort
Ord California fie* in Tnursdav Billy were Sunday evening dinner
n. rr.rng to vLsit in the home of hi- guests in the Raleigh Chamberlain
j< . H .-j. He .»:•. : r fiome in Ovyhee.
Mr and Mrs Dale Olenn were «In­
B e Pr.day evenugj to board the
p. : e for Fort Riley, Karats He L ner guests in the Kenneth Pra.e
j-. ine p yscolcs.cal warefare d ivu -j home in Ridge view Sunday
Mr and Mrs Roger Norland, Chris
Mr Earl Kyear and fam.ly, Mr and Eric spent the week end in the
Martin u d family. Ken­ Art Norland home in Mountain
neth Vanderpool. Jr Mr and Mri Home Lee stayed with his grand­
mother. Mrs. Martha Norland, in
J^ce Borze and family. Mr and Mr
Antonio Martinez ar.d sons, Mr and Apple valley, while his parents were
Mr Roger Norland and sons, and away.
Jake Borge is finishing the ten­
Mr and Mrs Stanley H.ll and fam-
a-ter.ded the Cub Scout "Blue ant house on his farm, now being
and Gold” banquet Tue day night occup.ed by the Tony Martinez fam­
ily.
Lawrence Elmer of Burley. Idaho
wa, a guest in th home of his
FOR SALE
cousin, Mrs. Durlin Hammon. Wed­
nesday and Thursday
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Adrian Athletic
Banquet Planned
E. E Cummings >f Boise and M-. were uuJier guests of Mr and Mrs.
and Mr Glen Br„wa
D. k Duvis in R.igeview Sa'urday.
Mr- E m *> Ha* h is working at ----------
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ADRIAN' Mar U -T T .f high acbooi
4» I A t a e .-:.v c ¿..»UB.ttM me*, at
the - r .jt J a a .« Monday ever mg to
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Mr a ..f Mr» D u i & ea and
^a-g...e'v d Nampa were Sunday
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L « . h « M a n x home
P- . .. . | M M I e :. Sa *rday f-r
P t w f e u Ca ' rr .a w.th Mr and
Mr* EL Ra -g»~ f K : < c u :, Ku.-
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M ar d Mm Harr« L x r e y and
Ray ci Payeue had S^nlay dmn-r
w i t Mr and Mr* B... Looney and
Iona
Mm H rr.tr Sohneil and ch..dren
went to T *m Pa.u over the week­
end to via*: her father ar.d brother
Robert T i « t .5 i ret urned to his
home in N u i Sunday after apend-
.r.g tr.e w.r.ie: with his daughter.
M: Vernon Parker and family.
Mr ar.d Mr He-ber. Ba kes visit­
ed Sunday m Ne* Pivmouth with
friends, Mr ar.d Mm Roy Hailey
Mr ar.d Mrs A C Henderson
spent the week-er.d in Emmett with
their d t ig h it n Mrs Gler.non and
Mr.-, Bcr.de
B-obfcy Brown is working a*, the
Dependable wholesale house in Boise
Mr and Mr- Gayle Martin enter-
taiced at a family dinner Friday
evening in then- home in honor of
Mr ar.d Mrs Jim Martin of Seattle
Mrs George Schiemer of Newell
Heights was a dinner guest Thurs­
day evening in the Bill Looney home
Mr and Mrs. Clayton Martin spent
Sunday in Nysaa visiting cousins of
Mr and Mrs Finley Shuster.
Lynnette Brown celebrated her sec­
ond b.rthday Sunday. Dinner guesis
were the grandparents. Mr and Mrs
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NEW ELECTRIC RANGE!
may be usable— b ut is it e fficie nt?
W hy put up w ith an out-dated range when
a new electric model w ill bring you such
superior cooking results W ith deep well
cookers, warm ing ovens, and convenient
push-button controls, today's electric ranges
are a wonder to behold, a joy to use
It
your range is obviously ready for re­
placem ent after years and years of fine serv­
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The excitin g new 1952 models are now on
display !
Spveral On Visit«
At Bupna Vista
BUENA VISTA. M .r lS -M r and
Mrs. Roy Haiky of Buhl sp*nt the
week-end at the George Cleaver
home Mrs. Cleaver and Mrs Hailey-
spent Saturday In Boise
Mrs. Martha Norland and Palmer
of Parma and Mr. and Mrs. Art Nor­
land were Sunday dinner guests at j
the Eugene Stephen home
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell called
at the Ed Nielsen home in Nu-Acre,
Sunday.
Mrs. La Vem Cleaver. Mrs Oeorge
Cleaver and Mrs. Alva Ooodell at­
tended the Oregon Trail Orange at
Mrs. Wilson Winter's home Thurs­
day afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Leslie TopUff were
Sunday dinner guests at the John
Murphy home in Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Seward and
daughter were Sunday dinner guests
at the Edward Topiiff home
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver en­
tertained Mr and Mrs Bill Dunn at
the Eastslde cafe Tuesday evening
on their fourth wedding anniversary.
Mrs Harry Gardner had two
nieces and families o f Emmett as
dinner guests Sunday evening.
Guests were Mrs. Chester Colburn
and Mrs. Robert McDaniels and
tumii.x
Mr and Mrs. Robert Adams en­
tertained with three tables o f pin­
ochle Saturday evening High score*
were made by Mrs Loyd Adams and
Howard Finger and low by Mrs
Howard Finger and Harry Oardner
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Golden Leavitt and daughter
of Quincy. Washington spent the
week a: the S. B Hoffman home
Mr.- Leavitt and Mrs. Hoffman were
in Payette Monday. *
Mr and Mrs. David Highland and
son were dinner guests at the S. B
Hoffman home Monday evening
Mr and Mrs Lester Cleaver, Mr.
and Mrs. Loyd Cleaver attended a
potluck dinner at the Magnus
Ekanger home Friday evening.
Friday and Saturday
March 14-15
QUALITY MEATS
groceries..
you’ll Want
PORK SHOULDER
Tomatoes ............ 2 for 35c
RO AST................ ..... lb. 39c No. 2 cans
KING'S LARD
. 4 lbs. 59c Beans ............... . 2 for 25c
Red Rose
Cut, String, No. 2 cans
BACON SQUARES ..
lb. 23c Old South Juices, 4 for $1.00
Orange or blended, 46 oz. cans
CHEDDAR CHEESE..
Ilrw Najnpu Mlutuoary—
Mr unci Mrs D. O. Bybee and
Celia and Mr and Mr* K D Brbee
spent Sunday evening In Nampa
where they heard their neuhew and
wife, Mr. and Mrs Carlos Loveland,
speak on their recent return from
the Oreat lakes area, where he spent
a two-year mission for the L. D. 8
church Keith Bybee wax guest solo­
ist at the meeting, which was held
In the Nampa first ward chapel. ;
Prior to the services, the visitors
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Russell Jordan at
Nampa
lb. 49c
Cudahy Brooklawn
CATSUP
HALIBUT
lb. 47c
RED SNAPPER .................lb. 49c
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VOUCANCUT
IH SU R A M C Æ
COATS /
...........2 for 35c
Del Monte, 14 uz. bottles
M acaroni
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5c per pkg. Off List Price
Toilet Tissue ... 3 rolls 29c
Waldorf
each 19c
CAULIFLOWER
Large Heads
GRAPEFRUIT
b a g 39c
Arizona
French Bread 2 loaves 29c
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GRAPES........ .......
3 lbs. 29c Hot Cross Buns ..
ROSEBUSHES..
each 79c
Fverblm'TTimg,
gv Riaugaim g rakaav at-
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2 yearn old
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