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TME NYSSA GATE CITY JOUHNA t. flYSSA OUfGON. THURSDAY. APRII. IO, 1952
Kingman Kolony Konlacls
Mrv Claude- D»>
l'hone- 0X2-Ri
The seventh and eighth grade pu
pil were given a party bv the.r
teacher- Mrs. Williams and Mr Pat
terson, Friday evening in the grade
rchool house in Adrian. Dancing
was the main feature. Game> were
al-Ki played. Refreshments of dough
nuts and pop were served
The athletic banquet was held at
the Adrian school lunch room Mon
day evening A large crowd attended
The Pollyanna club mas held With
Mrs. Claude Day with 11 members
pre ent and Mrs. Lenaghrn of Star
was a visitor. The next meeting
be with Mrs Don Fox May l.
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Lowe of Wilder
were Sundav \. itors at the Art
S;«ark' home
Mr Mae Harriman and daughter.
will
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B >nme B irsan of Caldwell
were Sunday evening visitors at the
W. E Piercy home.
Mr and Mrs John Zittercob of
Arcadia visited Sundav evening u
the Herschal Thompson home
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Don Pox accompanied the
other P T A officers to Pendleton
Sunday to attend the P T A. con
vention which will tie held Monday
ttirough Wedne-day
Mrs Lynn Hurst attended the
Prcsbytenal held in Weiser last
Thursday
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Mr wad Mr- Walter Long visu«-.I
at the O. A Heiter home in Nyssa
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Belle Phiter and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Thom a- Goodier home. Mr.
and Mrs. Phifer have purchased the
Goodier place and Mr and Mrs.
Goodier have purchased a home in
Ny.ssa. where they plan to move
this week
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Thompson
and sons visited at the Harry Earpe
home in Emmett Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John Cleaver of
Newton. Iowa, are visiting in the
Paul Cleaver and Magnus Ekanger
homes. Mr. and Mrs. Cleaver plan
to locate here
Mr. and Mrs, Arizonia Price and
son. William of Ontario and Mr. and
Mrs. Doyn Price of Ny.ssa were Sun
day dinner guests at the L R Price
home.
Mr. and Mrs Lynn Hurst and
David were Sunday visitors at the
Harry Matthews home in Wilder.
Mrs. Oscar Schafer underwent sur
gery in the Caldwell Memorial hos-
pital Monday.
her parent- M:
ai d Mi
Ea 1 family, of Parma, v.-ited his par
Clar>. Mar ti.» m d Elaine T.i« oc- ent-. M: and Mt
Chas Reno <n
a ,i. :. b a il* R jby
y
Sunday afternoon. Kenneth Reno
Mi Ralph S a k i.-ited her bro t lie » g
a ie
ther, R .» e ll Dme m tiie Nampa th-s week in '.tie at .e: noon-
Mi'-» Hrlm Hai, n
m>-pitai
Saturday
a-tern.-on
Pirone Parma 1-121
M: Ptnl Luca, ami children !»er
M. and Mi
Don Mo
IHene,
Knapp, her
Jimmy and Steven i ailed a: the parent Mt and M
ii. ter, Mr Edward r.r.kcr went •<>
A birthday dinner w.i
en o> -e^» end with bla relative
They Ij-ei.aid ll.-we hon * Sunday after Bio * last Wetine day to vc-it her
Mrs. Myrtle Hatch in her h»m« n * eie .ill Sunday dint ei jut
noon.
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Sunday tor her brother. Mr Rulphh and Mr- Garrett Tim im inun m
Mi and Mrs Ark Miller and Ruth. aunt amt uncle. Mr and M; Su. -
Stark and wile, who b.'ia were
Mr
and Mr Janie Her-onette of man. a l■») » >u in from Alabam i.
Newell He i g ht s
Mr. and m
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brating birthdays Gin
At-r, m .
Mr and Mi B<>vce VanDeWater, Pendleton. Virgil Fer-unette. ot New
end lira in Pet
Mr and Mrs Bill Van DeWute: an 1 Plymouth and Mr and Mr-. Chas.
M r a n d M rs J o h n Kr l l u n d e n t s
Weir and Mary and the honored Kenny and Miss Esther Fugleman Hawks, of Adrian wi re Sunday din
of Northwe t Nazarene college, ar
guests, Mr and Mi St ark
went to Ontario Saturday to visit ner guests at the N el Tuppeny re-
rived Wedne-day to spend the East
Mr. and Mrs Will Schultz of their uncle. Robert Alexandria
ri-ednee.
er vacation at the home of Mr>.
Caldwell, visited at the Hat Cart
Last
Wednesday
Mr
and
Mrs
Mr and Mis Howard Fan and
wright home Sunday, al-o called at ■on, W ayne, from Bunny sui>e. ca ll-; Herb Thomas went to the Bill Kell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
the Raymond Cartwright home to ed Sunday afternoon in the Chester Tombs home and helped the men Bradley..
see the new baby.
put up road signs. The women pre- | Mr. and Mrs.. Tom ( handler went
Stanton home.
Harold Holly, of Ne.v York a ne
to Baker Friday to attend the fun
Supper guests in the Darrell Eng pared a po: luck dinner for them
phew of Mrs Frank Miller, -pent the lish home Thursday evening were
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Reno and i eral of Mr Chandler's grandfather.
News From Big Bend
We Are Proud To Announce
That We Have Been Named
Nyssa Area
Dealers
New Books At
Ontario Library
Novels and serious non-fiction
comprise the weekly group of new
books at the Malheur county library
In Ontario. They will be ready for
circulation on Saturday. By remain
ing on display for a week before
circulating, these books may be ex
amined by everyone interested
"When the Tree Flowered" is a fic
tional presentation of John Nelhardt
of the culture of the Sioux Eagle
Voice tells the story of his life, in
terspersing it with legends and talcs
of his people.
A book for serious contemplation
is “Cult and Culture" by V. Ogden
Vogt, which discusses the integrat
ing force of religion on culture, with
particular reference to American
culture.
"Lady Unafraid” Is the story o f a
year «1362 1 in the life of a young
woman who went as a missionary
teacher among the Ojibway Indians
of the Lake Superior country.
A guide to do's and don't's in in
terior decoration Is the book called
"Designs for Living; Color in Home
Decoration.”
A soldier In Italy realizes too late
that his affair with Francesca is not
Just an affair of the moment, in the
stark tale by Winston Brebner called
"The Second Circle.”
A novel about the marriage o f two
people of different religious faiths
and concerning the doubts, attitudes,
and reactions of all concerned. Is
Margaret Culkin Banning’s "Fallen
Away.”
An addition to the collection of
western stories Is "Free Grass” by
Vernon Fluharty writing tinder the
name of Jim O Mara
"The Firestone Story" is a gift
book presenting the memoirs o f a
modern Industrial enterprise.
Another gift book tells the story
of a newspaper, the "Spokesman-Re
view” of Spokane It Is called “ News
for an Empire ”
Saturday, April 12
For
J. I. CASE FARM
IMPLEMENTS
We Have Many Different Pieces of New Case
Machinery On Display Including
Local News
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower and
also
Re-Cooled Angelfood Cakes
R egularity SI.00
Irene and Debbie returned home
Sunday after spending several days
In Portland.
Cpi. Denny Hartron returned -Mon
day morning to Victorville. Calif,
after spending the week end visit
ing at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Bartron. Cpl Bart-
ron Is stationed in California with
the United States Air Force.
' Saturday Only 69c
at the
New ''VAC” Tractors
Mowers
Plows
Disc Harrows
Manure Spreaders
Spike Harrows
Side Delivery Rakes
.. And Many Others
Mrs. William Tegge of W'eiser vis
EAST SIDE MARKET
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Grain Drills
More Equipment Coming
ited Thursday with Mrs. Earl Bing
ham.
In Addition To A
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Barton were
Sunday dinner guests guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Barton o f Vale.
COMPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS
Mr. and Mrs.. Koy Ribbey and
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