TJîF NYSSA tí ATF CTTY JOD «N AL- N Y SS A. OREGON, THURSDAY MAY I-
News From Big Bend
Miss Helen Hatch
riione Parma i-| >i
Mr^. Mary Brumbach entertained
the Royal Neighbors at her home
Monday evening. An exchange of
Sitts and their secret pals were re­
vealed.
Pug Swigert is going to Nyssa
every day for treatment on his leg
and ankle.
The Jolly Stitcher's” met with
Mrs. Goldie Roberts Monday even­
ing and worked on their aprons
Several from Big Bend attended
the music concert given by the grade
and high
..ool pupil» and their
teacher, M Det.cne in the Adrian
high school auditorium Several
children from the Bend took par'..
Mrs. Boyce Van De Water visited
Mrs. Dunaway in Arena Valley Mon­
day Mrs. Dunaway has been ill for
several months.
Mr. and Mr- Boyce Van De Water.
Mr and Mrs John Auker and fam­
ily. Mr and Mrs Ronald Saxton and
baby enjoyed a picnic dinner to­
gether Sunday In the afternoon the
SPECIAL
Wilson's Special for Friday - Saturday
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Blue Chambray SHIRTS
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Two Pockets
LIMIT 3 TO CUSTOMER
Don't Forget to Visit the F.F.A.. Exhibit in Nyssa
Saturday.
We Carry Stock of Butterick Patterns in our store
WILSON BROS. DEPT. STORE
Dry Goods, Shoes And Ready-To-Weai
Phone 32
X-RA Y SHOE FITTING
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S t .iell lamiA and Mr McOinni.s family who are visiting here from P l' A m- i- .: . 1'..
Mr- Mary Thomi>-un and Mr»
load them m a trip to Emmett to California
Dorothy Fox gave an interesting
M : a n i M l* H '
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-ee the Cherry Festival
Mr and Mrs Dyre Robert» and a» supper guest» Wednesday even­ report of the P T. A convention
family visited in Nampa Sunday ing her brother and : imily Mi and they attemied in Pc ail,
and Mr
iberts, Mrs Angie
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with Mrs. Roberts' sister and family. Mrs Virgil Ran« . '■
and Mr» Jim N.ch
\1: Nu h> >1»
Mary Thompson
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Mr and Mrs Burton Blade
Mr and Mr» Jame» McGinnis and 1 » home on furlough :: tn :he nav\ ai tended a P T A executive niect-
Junior of Adrian were Sunday visit­ and will report b...-k t Seattle M i lug m Adrian la . ruesday evening.
John Thompson.
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Mi and M
ors at the Harvey Hatch home.
Mr and Mr- a
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Tom Jones of Lower Bend was a
le tier ,ue
in a 1 •. ■ n ltu > ill at­
bu»ine>- caller at the H H Hatch Lafee Fork fdah
and aunt. Mr a:
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W Ite tended a imisi
• il gnen by the
home Monday
grade students, with Mi»s Gladys
M: Homer Didericksen and baby Bishop last Thursday and Fnd»i\
Peterson a
p jch ei
Jolly Jane club nu last Wedne
pent last week with her parents,
Mr and Mi
Varner Hopkins
day with Mr- Marti 11a Wilson Nine
Mr and Mrs. Jack Jone».
Michel Jefferie» of Nyssa, nephew members were pie»«:.: and enJo\- 1 visited Mr and Mr» Lowell Apple-
of Mr» Nora Home., spent the week­ the di'htowel excha ;e A »In wt r gate in Boise Sunday
Mr.» Myrle I ippeny and Mr- Ir ­
was planned for Maxine Smith De-
end at the Howes' home
Mr and Mrs. Don Moss and Mr Mark for next meeting. May 14. at ma Hopkins went to Ontario last
and Mr» Marvin Jefferie» of Nyssa the home of Mr» Leonard Smith on Tue day to attend the county ex­
tension planning program for tlie
-pent Sunday afternoon at the State Line
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones had a coming year
Leonard Howes horns
Jimmy Thompson and Phillip
Miss LaRayne Smith, daughter of new phone installed m their home
Hatch attended a boy.»’ slumber
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith, was la-t week
Mrs. Ca»e Muntjewerff has bee 1 party last Thursday night, given
chosen prince»» from Parma for the
by Nels Lars, n's mother for five
Apple Blossom Festival in Payette. ill the la't few day-
Mr and Mrs Jack Slabaugh and
Mrs. Mary Thomp-on, Mrs. Nora little boy» of lii> grade
baby of Caldwell spent the week­ Howes. Mrs Sybil Clovery. Mr» An­
Mr- Ruby Fnglish attended Ladle»
end with her parent.», Mr and Mrs. gie Chaney. Miss Mary Weir. Mi»» Aid. Group B ,t the home of Mr»
Cliet Smith.
Helen Hatch and Charles Witty a t­ Clarence Tunning last Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. Darrell English tended the Adrian grade school afternoon
visited his folks, Mr. and Mrs. O J.
English in Nampa Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas visited
The Gaylord Raneys in Huntington.
Oregon They also stopped in Weiser
Mrs. I xniaii I’oinrrox
last Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Tom Hilderman and
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family of Wilder, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Word was received the first of this urday
The ladies are sister-in-
Reno.
Mrs. Sheila Cartwright and Mrs. week from Mr and Mrs. Charle» laws.
Mr. aiui Mi». Ezra Woolley of
Sarah Cartwright and her mother. Chapin that they have a two-
Mrs Wright of Nampa and her sis­ room apartment at 2903 Crest Street Parma were dinner guests at the
ter, Mrs. Martha Amidon of On­ in Wichita Fall». Texas Charles, Keith Woolley home Sutlda.x
Mr. and Mr», t ’l.ais Wilson of
tario visited Mrs. Amldon's daugh­ who Is stationed at the air base,
ter, Mrs. John Stoneman, south of will be located at this address for the Roswell. Idaho were Sunday guest»
Nampa last Friday. Sunday they all next twelve week», so his wife join­ at dinner and spending the day at
the Harley Wilson home
took dinner and spent the day with ed him this month
Mr and Mr» Clyde Diderieksen
the Arthur Cartwright family in
Mrs. Earl Strickland was hon­
Nyssa.
ored Monday evening with a surprise and family of Caldwell were Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas were birthday party and dinner. Her evening visitors at the James Cliadd
dinner guests Thursday evening at four sons
Glenn. Don, Ray and home. Sunday the Chndds drove to
the home of her brother and wife. John Strickland and their fam­ Willow Creek for dinner at the home
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Raney in Apple ilies arrived laden with supper, to of Mr. and Mrs. Conley Ltickett.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Barnes and
Valley. Her nephew Bud Ranev, celebrate her birthday.
Mr» Frank Land» and family »pent
and family from Portland, who have
Mesdames Albert Notheis and M
been east, and are on their way home A. Rataezyk were among those at- the day at the Owyhee Dam Satur­
day on a family picnic.
also were supper guests.
: lending the all day Catholic fra-
Mrs. Charles McCoy and daugh­
Mr. and Mrs Herb Thomas visited trenity conference held at the
at the Roy Wyman home in Payette theater Wednesday, with Bishop ter Mary visited at the Russell Ho­
well home Sunday afternoon.
Sunday.
Leipzig of Baker present.
With all the fruit trees heavily
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney and
Fishermen on Dry Creek Sunday loaded with beautiiitl blossoms in
Shirley went to Boise Sunday So see
Horace's uncle, Henry Smith, ewho included Mr and Mrs Fred Linde full bloom, farmers are hoping that
of Boise. Mr and Mrs Fred Babcock this year, there will be no frost
has been sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett and and family. Walt Hillis, Lewis Mit­ to take the promised fruit.
family, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Ben­ chell. Melvin Pendarvis, Larry Dim-
nett and family attended a family mtek, Don Brewer. Dale Glenn, Bill
reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs. Hamilton, and Thiel.
Mr and Mrs. Vyron Hopper and
Bob Stubblefield in Parma, honoring
their aunt, Mrs. Fred Klotz, and son Carl of Vale were supper guests
cousin. Bob, and Howard Klotz and at the Glenn Strickland home Sat-
Nyssa
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Week end gu«-st» >»f Mr» Felton
Mr» l rank Morgan relume«! home
Duncan
were her sifter and rhui lay ft :n Portland where she
family. Mr and Mr- c le-'.er Pul-
pent a week visiting her son, Clay­
-,pher and childreti of Richland. ton Morgan and family.
Washington. The Pulsipher» former
Bernard Frost attended an Idaho
residents of Nyssa. al--- visited other p ■ : meeting all-day Wednesday
relatives and friend- Jiere
at Payette
Farmers
Attention!
We have the NEW two-row FERGUSON corn planter
in stock. This planter we feel has many outstanding
features that will interest you a great deal.
COME IN AND CHECK THE
FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES:
1. The marker setup on this planter.
2. The big oversize hoppers that turn
slower for greater accuracy at
higher speed.
3. The quick gear change on this ma­
chine.
Sunsel Valley Speaks
Sizes 14 to 17
Good Quality
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We have only two of these planters in stock now.
There are more available for rapid delivery.
Come in—See it—place your order today
at the
W e ste rn C o rru g a to r C o .
P h o n e 181
Nyssa, O r e g o n
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There’s only one way
NEVER LET YOU DOWN !
Friday and Saturday
May 2 and 3
TO GET ALL THE
FACTS
You will read and hear many different versions of the
settlement of the Ferguson-Ford suit; but there's only
ONE way you can be sure that you get the story cor­
rectly . . . by reading the complete text of the Consent
Judgment signed by the Federal Judge who presided
over the trial. If you're interested, we want you to have
a copy of this judgment.*
We have no desire to refight this battle which has
now been settled. Our business is selling farm equip­
ment . . . the best doggone farm equipment that was
ever built and selling that equipment keeps us mighty
busy . . . putting on demonstrations, keeping the equip­
ment in tip-top shape, trying as best we can to help the
farmer with whom we do business.
About all we know about this recent lawsuit is that
Harry Ferguson, Inc. received a check for more than
$9,000,000 . . . and that after December 31, 1952 no one
else can build tractors exactly as ours is built.
So . . . we aren't going to get into any local fights
about issues that have already been settled. We are
going to keep right on doing business the way we al­
ways would, selling a tractor that is good enough for
others to copy.
Maybe you'd like to see a demonstration of the
tractor that had all this fuss made about it. How about
telephoning for a demonstration. We can have a
Ferguson at your farm tomorrow morning.
If you would like to read the complete text of the final Consent Judg­
ment that terminated the Ferguson suit against Ford, let us know. We'll
gladly send you a copy.
W estern Corrugator Co.
I O I Good Ave.
Nyssa, O regon
FERGUSON
you'll Want
GARDEN FRESH
15c
NAPKINS, 80 size
VEGETABLES
Joan of Arc
25c
BEANS. 2 No. 2Va Cans
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LARGE EGGS, A Grade, 3 doz. 99c
83c
SELECT OLIVES. 3 cans
9 oz. Can
87c
COFFEE, lb.
LETTUCE
2 Large Heads
Onions & Radishes
2 Bunches
12c
Golden West Brand
POTTED MEAT. Small Can
^e&ciouA
7c
ORANGES
Small Size, each
lc
CARROTS
2 Bunches
13c
Vegetable Plants
Tomato, Cabbage. Pepper
Cucumber, etc.
Bakery Goods
APPLE PIES
Each
39c
CAKE DOUGHNUTS
Dozen
39c
Watch for Other Specials
QUALITY MEATS
PORK CHOPS
lb. 39c
LUNCH MEAT, Assorted
lb. 49c
RING BALOGNA
Each 37c
BACON SQUARES
lb. 23c
GROUND BEEF
lb. 59c
Open Sunday Afternoon
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TRACTO RS
AND 63 FERGUSON SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS
19c
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