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o tir r six Mrs. Shrrman Wilson I’ liunt- Parm a 21-M I days in Caldwell M< morial hospital. Lhe result of an accident at school in which Larry wa hit in the eye with a piece o f cardboard He 's still wearing dark gla >• and h a . to g< to Caldwell for a < ;i* k ip, e . \ other day. Mrs Sara Miller was a Sunday dinner guest in Lhe Mary Hicks irrou BELIEVE IN FAIR TRIAL- TRY A HEW DE LAVAL STERLING MILKER UNIT ON YOUR PRESENT MILKER PIPELINE in your own b a r n ... on your own cows! Be your own j u d g e ... without obligation! G e t the F A C T S . . . com pare the m ilking p e rfo rm a n ce . . . ease of h a n d lin g . . . the w a y your cows m ilk out . . . the easy-to-clean fe a tu re s . . . of the Oe Laval S te rlin g M ilk e r with w hatever m ilking m achine you a re now using. O n ly diract com parison ca n g ive you the re a l story on De L a v a l M ilkin g . It costs you nothing to know the truth . . . a n d m ay save you plen ty. Just ask us to lo an you a new Oe L a v a l Sterlin g M ilke r unit to m ake the " D e L a v a l M ilker D i rect C o m p ariso n T e st." Then . . . be yo u r own jud ge . . . because p e rfo rm a n ce — not prom ises — is w h a t re a lly counts! D irect com p a riso n re v e a ls the F A C T S ! HOLLINGSWORTHS', INC. N yssa PHONE 142 cm tp r r n r K > tr* N \ Y . n yssa o f i e <:; o n . t h u k s p a y . m ay i . 195?. hr.me Mr Hicks remains about the itr.e and is confined to her bt d ino. ot the time She does appreciate havung her friends re member her and call on her. Mrs. K enneth M cDonald Mr. and Mrs. Bud Haney of P ort Phone 0% -R j land visited in the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Jack Raney, Members of the O K K met at tu.s spent Saturday night and Sun uver ttie week-end. They were re turning home after a trip to Texas. the home of Mrs. Grant Patterson day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E E Crocker Mr Moore came for 1 .<• 2nd and 3rd graders accomp with Mrs Louis Skinner as co-hos- nis wile arid baby Sunday evening anied by several mothers and their tc- l'liui-uay afternoon. The m eet when he returned lrom a national teachers, enjoyed a weiner roast at ing which was to be held the Thurs guard meeting day before had been postponed. due Ny- a park. Friday ol la-l week Mrs. Boo M orfitt of Owshee dam Twenty-Four seventh graders to tlie flooded condition of several and ner inothei, Mrs. Lem Wilson of made a trip to Boise, Thursday, of the members farms. Two novel Nyssa called in the Kenneth Mc where they visited the museum, art games were played and were en- Donald home Friday evening gallery, the capitol and the States j >yed by the group witli prize., g o Mr. and Mis. Lee Householder men. They had a picnic lunch in ing to Mrs Byrd Walters and M i- and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share Julia Duvi - park and went for a boat Oscar Houston for the fishing game left Wedne-day t o r Klamath. Cali ride on the lagoon. They were ac- and to Mrs. Clyde Hoke and Mr fornia so the Shares could get a i ompanied by their teacher, Mrs. Ellis Walters for the bean game car tlieir son. Don, had left when Mrs Houston and Mis Bob Morfitt Ferguson, their room mothers. Mrs. ne was discharged from the army. Conley Wilson and Mrs. Clayton were winners of door prizes Refresh The group visited in Dallas, Oregon Butcher, and also, Mrs. Donald ments of gingerbread and whipped cream and sandwiches were served at the home ot Mrs. Share's broth F’ritts and Mr Jack Wilson. er-., Clarence and Art Davis, and Corp and Mrs Howard Smith vis to 16 The next meeting will be May -pent some time sight-seeing in ited several days in the home of her 15 at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Salem. McDonald with Mrs. Chet Mills parent . Mr and Mrs. J E. Som Rev. Robert Kriner held services mars. Corp. Smith is stationed at assisting. Mrs. Charley Culbertson arrived at the Owyhee Community church Camp Cook. California. Sunday morning and evening Mrs. Eight Cub Scouts, their den chief, home Saturday evening from Cali Kriner was unable to accompany den mother, and parents am ended a fornia where she had spent two ner husband as she is quite ill at pack meeting in Parma Thursday weeks visiting her son-in-law and her home. Rev. Kriner and Pant evening The next pack meeting daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Buster T a l and Sandra had dinner in the Ed will be held in the park with a pack bot and helping to care for her new Corfield home. tournament anil picnic supper. S ev grandson. Charley Russell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slippy and eral boys will be ready to receive Mr and Mrs. Frank Pike had Sun sons of Parma were dinner guests their bear badges day dinner at the Roland Maw ol Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters W ed Mr. and Mrs. Albert Honey visited home In the afternoon Mr Pike nesday. at the home of his uncle and aunt. and Mr. Maw attended a meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Gene Honey, several Nyssa. and children had dinner in Adrian days. Albert returned a month ago Mr and Mrs. Bill Peutz left Mon Sunday at the Athol Sayre home. from overseas duty and has return day morning for McCall on business. Oral Hite and his lather, Rudolph ed to Norfolk. Virginia, where lie is They plan to spend three or four Hite, returned Monday night from stationed. His wife returned to her days there visiting with friends. Seattle where they purchased some home in Memphis, Tennessee. Sun Mrs. Florence Kygar returned cattle. The men had been gone since day of last week, a dinner was given home after spending 10 days at Thursday. in their honor at the home o f his Crooked Creek near Rome with her Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kygar came mother and step-father, Rev. and twin sons, Keith and Kenneth and down from Crooked Creek Sunday Mrs. Frank Coley in Nys.sa. Those their families. and spent the night at the home of attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson at his mother, Florence Kygar. They B riffin and family, and Mr. and tended a "70's” party at the Nys.sa took their chickens back up with Mrs. Gene Honey of this community, stake hou.se Friday evening. them. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Honey and Russell Patton, Jr. and son Leslie Last Sunday Mrs. Glenn Short daughter of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Dell and Mrs. Russell Patton, Sr. and daughters of Parma were supper Don Honey and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin arrived Friday evening and stayed guests in the Roland Maw home. Sliaul of Boise. until Sunday. Mrs. Patton visited in Mr. Short was in the L. D. S. hos Mr. and Mr Roy Rucker and Parma with her ai-m-law and pital in Salt Lake City having ope son, Gary, spent the week-end in daughter, Mr. and Mr Harry Rowe rations on his head which was in Cusick, Wash, visiting relatives. and Bruce, and Mr. Patton visited jured in an automobile accident sev Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boston took his wife at the home of her parents, eral months ago. Mr. Short was able Marian back to Nampa Sunday Mr. and Mr.v E. E. Crocker. to return to his home on Thursday evening where she is employed and Mrs. LaVar Hayes was hostess to but still has no sight in one eye. vi ited in the Ed Brumbaugh home the Daughters o f Utah Pioneers Sunday afternoon guests in the near Homedale. The new baby is Thursday evening at her home. Mrs. E. E. Crocker home were Mr. and home from the hospital, now, and Gunter assisted Mrs. Hayes. There Mrs. Ed Case and family of Nyssa, doing fine. were 11 present for the meeting. Mr and Mrs. Johnny Johnstone and Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Reed and son, Mrs Keith Moore and son of No- Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Vale. Robert, made a quick trip to Burns Mrs. Mildred Hite o f Nyssa and Saturday. of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell in Mrs. Donald Hite and children visi Next Sunday, will probably be the Parma. ted in the Bill Peutz home Sunday last opportunity for many to hear WSCS meets Wednesday. May 7, afternoon. Dr H G. McCallist, district superin at the home o f Mrs. Jack Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shumaker and tendent of the Methodist church, This is the last planned meeting family moved to the pipe-line ranch as tie will retire after the confer o f the business year. last week from the Owyhee Junc ence in June. He will deliver the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pilcher and tion. Cal Martin has rented the sermon at the local church, Sun friends ol Nampa attended the lo house they vacated. day morning and hold fourth quart cal church services Sunday morn erly conference. There will also be ing. Afterwards they enjoyed a pic In 1951. 9,470 pedestralns were communion service. nic dinner with Rev. and Mrs. Lud k.lled in U. S. traffic accident«. A well driller from Letha has low at the Nyssa park been drilling a well for the local Lefty Young left Monday after churah this week This will lx* a noon ior Washington to move Mr. much needed improvement. and Mrs. Tom Franklin and their Mr and Mr Conley Wilson and possessions back to Apple Valiev. fam ily were Sunday dinner guests I Tom will be employed on the S and Owyhee Occurrences Appiè Valley Activiiies Sunday evening visitors at the J. K Seminars home included Mr and Mrs. Eil Stephens and daughter of Nyssa, George Srmt of Nu Acres. Mr and Mrs. Lee Cash and Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sommars and family. Larry Hick.- , son of Mr. and Mr Elmer Kicks, was a patient for three w tssx Oregon R ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Thaniel Bot- ■ ner are moving to the Wymer a- j partments in Purina where he will j be employed at the Parma theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Norland and baby o f Anderson Dam were week end guests at the Martha Norland home. Sunday for dinner Mr. and Mrs. Roger Norland and family of Adrian were also guests. On Mon day Mr Norland had as visitors Mr. ami Mr Gene Stephen and son ol Cow Hollow. In a letter from Lester Norland from Germany he reports that he hopes to be back in the States by June or July. Raymond Norland, in Korea, reports that he and Bob Hild are only 80 miles apart but have not seen each other yet. M r.s Martha Norland and Palmer made a trip to Hailey last -week where they visited Mrs Norland's brother and wife, Mr and Mrs. John Wallace They also visited with Mr. and Mrs Arthur Norland in Mount ain Home and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Norland at Anderson Dam. There will be no hot lunches at the school after May 1 until school j opens in the fall It you have news for this column phone 21-M4 and let us know a- ! bout it Through the years, in good times and bad, few things have given so much for so little as your telephone. Its value in some instances cannot even be estimated. A single call may save a life . . . make a friend ... save hours of time ... close an important business deal. Yet a telephone call continues to he one of the biggest bargains money can buy. The cost of telephone service has gone up far less than most other things in recent years. Day and night vour telephone stands ready to make calls — and to receive them. And, while providing a service of great value, your Telephone Company is also one of the larger employers, taxpayers and purchasers in the state — a good citizen of the communities it serves Malheur Home Telephone Company B.F. 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