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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA OREGON
News From Big Bend
Mi»» Ht lrn Haï b
F no ne Parma 1-FÎ1
Miv, Fay Marie Hopkins enter- • Uie die e- modeled were 75 years
•tamed with a .-lumber party at her old and op to the pre-ent day Then
h«»me Monday evening Those pres- they nividGed in their
better
ent were Loraine Van Ue Water. dre--e.s. ju t completed
Pat Antrim, Margaret Bennett.
Mrs Ra> Cartwright went to On­
Mary Ann McFarland. Ague- Haut- tario Monday to consult a doctor
tnan, and Helen Metcalf
She ha- been on the sick list the
Sunday dinner guests in the C. last week
K Smith home were Mr and Mr-.
Mr and Mrs A T Patterson of
Jam es Smith and daughter Rita af
Umatilla, Mr and Mrs. Keith Smith Wilder and her parents, Mr. and
and family o f Echo, Ore . Mrs Mrs. Zeb Wilson went to Ander.-on
Walter Abbott, Suzie and Mr and Ranch dam over Mother's Day.
Mr- John Auker. Mrs. John Pack-
Mrs. Frank De Mark After dinner
they all visited Dr. Elsie Smith, wood and Mrs. Herb Thomas at-
vtyrna Westfall, Mr and Mrs. Ray I tended Mary and Martha club at
Jmith, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morten- Adrian Thursday in the K. I Petter-
en and Guy Smith of Boise. The iel1 home
Arthur Holly of Boise spent the
party then visited Kenneth Smith
vho is in St. Lukes hospital in Boise. week-end at his place on the river.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abbott a n i
Suzie moved to Boise Friday Abbott su: prised to have their children.
•is driving for the Trailway’s bus J.mmy and Selma. Virginia and Gar­
lines.
rett and two little granddaughters
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smith and bring their dinner and come home
family of Echo, are visiting at the to enjoy Mother's Day with them.
•Chet Smith home and will remain Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holly joined
until after the commencement exer- them for supper.
ci.se.s Thursday evening.
'Mr and Mrs. Dyre Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton were family and Danny Hamilton of
Sunday evening guests in the home Newell Heights spent Mother’s Day
of his .-,i>ter, Mrs. Chet Smith.
at Nampa w.th her parents, Mr.
■Mrs.
Walter
Bishop’s Royal and Mrs. Henderlider
Neighbor Sisters, gave her a house
Mr and Mrs. Babe Hamilton of
vanning party Monday evening in Newell Heights pent Thursday a ft­
their new home. They presented ernoon in the Noel Tuppeny home
her with a pottery dish, and many
The Big Bend drainage board held
beautiful flowers.
their regular meeting la-t Tuesday
Mr and Mr- Ray Mortensen of evening in the Harvey Hatch home
Umatilla visited at the C. K. Smith with all members present.
Harvey Hatch made a business
home Wednesday evening.
The regular primary election for ; trip to Boise last Wednesday to at-
the Big Bond precinct will be held I tend the regular board of control
Friday, May 16, at the Big Bend meeting of the Boise project.'
school house.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas at-
A-1st Class Frank De Mark of I tended the Apple Blossom Festival
Victorville, Calif., arrived at the C. in Payette Saturday.
K. Smith home on Saturday to be
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas visited
•with his wife for her graduation. 1 in the Bill Mathew's home in Cald­
She will return to Victorville with well Sunday.
ihim the forepart of next week
Mrs. Chester Stanton was a Boise
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright en­ business visitor last Wednesday.
joyed a Mother's Day dinner at the
Mr and Mrs. Wyman of Payette
•home of her son Raymond and fam- 1 spent Wednesday visiting in the
•ily.
Herb Thomas home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones. Mary-
Mr and Mrs Ray Landeau and
ann and Victor went on a picnic to two little boys of Oakridge, spent
Jump Creek Sunday.
last Thursday visiting in the Herb
Mrs. Pearl Stanton. Mrs. Gertie Thomas home.
Jone-, Mrs. Elida Van Dewater, Mrs.
Mrs. Herb Thomas attended a
Myrle Tuppeny, Mrs. Verl Bean, •pinochle party at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Helen L. W. Dierking up Snake river last
Hatch of the A&B Extension unit Friday.
attended the county extension fes­
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Samer and
tival held in the L.D.S. recreation Catherine had as their dinner guests
hall in Vale, May 9 Approximately Mother's Day her parents, Mr and
200 were present to hear the guest Mrs. Robt. Weir, Mary and Charles
sneaker, Miss Frona Yeager of and Lora Pillsbury.
Oregon State College, speak on “Ad- ; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bennett and
ventures in Friendship.” Some of family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett
If you’re for
and family and Mr Mid Mi Cl*r-
euce Kneifei and family of Pam a
er»jo>ed a picnic at the -tain over
Mother's 1 > j i
Mi and Mr- W.Jtei B J p vis­
ited their -on Cyrus and taimly up
Succor creek Sunday
Mr and M - Walter Bi-hop made
a trip to their ranch in Long Val­
iev la t Sundaj
They report lots
ot .-now there
Mr and Mr- Frank Dickerson of
Parma. Mr and Mi - Gordie Dicker-
m and girl- were Sunday dinner
guests in the John Thompson home
Mr and Mr- James McGinnis and
Junior of Adrian visited in the home
of her parents Mr and Mrs. Har­
vey Hatch Mother's Day.
Mr and Mr- Dick Davis of Ridge-
view were dinner guests Saturday
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Hatch and Aunt Helen.
Mr and Mrs. Garritt Muntjewerff,
Marie and Gary of Joseph visited
over Sunday with their parents, Mr
and Mrs. Case Muntjewerff and the
Ed Newton family Mr- Ted New­
ton and daughter Shirley of Joseph
also vitied in the Ed Newton home.
They all returned home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Warner Hopkins and
family, Mr and Mrs. Boyce Van
De Water and family enjoyed a pic­
nic at Jump creek Mother's Day.
Mr- Myrtle Hatch made delivery
of 200 turkey poults to Mr. an 1
Mrs. Cruse Wednesday and delivered
*pr«»g Chicken- t. XT Muntjewerff
at Cai-lwell Frida'
Mr and Mi A J Paiterscn of
Wilder Visit!
e W ->n
home Monday and :.. i|i,d Zeb on
their new honn
Mr. and Mi
Homer Hatch of
OaMwtU
u* :t.
Hatch bCHM
Mi and Mr- H
t C'hanev and
family went to Ca ■ ■
lung to -ee the c< l!e_ie pjay Mer­
chant ui Venice ,n which their
daughter Be: nice had a part
Bud Prosser anil family of Pilot
Rock and Mi and Mr Delno Brock
were week end visitoi m their par­
ents home, Mr and Mr- Elmer
Prosser over Mother Day
Mr and Mrs. Ouy Strong of
Parma -pent Monday m the home
of their daughter and family Mr
and Mrs Tom Jone m Lower Bend
Mr. and Mr- LiaireU Engli-h and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr and Mr Gail Martin and
fgmily in Adrian.
Mrs. Tom June-, Mrs. John
Thompson. Mrs. Boice Van De
Water, Mrs. Bullen Mr
Emery
Cameron attended the mother s tea
at the Adrian high chool Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mr- Horace Chaney and
family visited his mother, Mr- Anna
Chaney in Nyssa Mother's Day
Mrs. Cyrus Bishop and daughter
Bonnie -pent Monday in the Walter
Bishop home
The Week's Nu Acres News
Farmerettes Club
Mrs. Palmer Ross and Mrs. Hat­
tie Ross of Nampa visited at the
Tom Evans home on Tuesday of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Waterman of
•Bowmont, Idaho, and their daugh­
ter, Mrs. D. M Norgard of Nampa
•visited at the F. C. FYy home Sun­
day evening. Mrs. Waterman is a
distant counsin of Mr. Fry.
Mr. and Mr. E M Seuell and fam­
ily of Parma. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
•Seuell. Mr. and Mis. Roy Hoff and
family of Nyssa and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Baker of Weiser were
■guests at the M. C. Seuell home for
Mother's Day. Mrs. M C. Seuell
was presented with several iu
lovely
iu j
•gifts.
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Mr and Mrs. Tom Nedbalek and
home on Monday afternoon. Visit­
ing couples were, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Groot of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs Gerrit
Groot of Apple Valley and Mr and
; Mrs. Z. Davidson of Parma.
Qeorge Pulsifer and Roy Smith
visited Wednesday evening with A
A Wild and family Mr and Mr,.
Glen Cooper and sons Ronald and
Billy of near Nyssa, visited Sunday
afternoon at the F. C Fry home
11 Mr. and Mrs. Don MoVey of
Hermiston, Ore., visited Sunday at
j the Jim Me D Roe home.
Betty Seuell. Mr and Mrs. M C.
•Seuell and Mrs. Charles Buskirk of
Parma were in Caldwell Monday
1 •afternoon.
Wanda Johnson wu- an overnight
i guest of Joy Cullen Thursday.
Sunday visitors a[ Uu, p A John.
- «•* t«" : ssrut K
Nebalek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meroney were
dinner guest- Thursday of Mrs. Ele-
•nora Wherry in Payette.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit enter­
tained their pinochle club at their
IKE
daughters Eleanor and Pauline of
Farina. Mr and Mi- Sherman
K » k and family and Mr and Mi
Hal White and Ralph of Nv--a
Mi aiulM i- Richard Jenkins and
-on. Wesley of Now Plymouth ha-1
dinner at the home of hi- parent.-,
m
m
f i i
wednaadi
M: and Mr George Snnt p ^ ix l
whist at the home of Mr and Mr-
Z Davidson o! Parma Thursday a f­
ternoon
Mr and Mr Martin Hansen, for­
merly of this community, now living
Ui Nebraska are here on ba-ines-
Eva Meroney and her sister, Dell
Marrs of Ny-.-a visited with another
O n Saturday, M ay 17
The Jersey Cow will take first place when breeders
from a wide area gather here for the Seventh Annual
SPRING JERSEY SH O W
Dairying is more and more becoming a vital part of our
economy. The Clover Lawn Dairy is an important cog
in this farming industry—gathering milk from local
dairy farms and delivering it right to your doOfr.
r.
Clover Lawn Dairy
313 Arcadia Blvd.
THIS
Piece
Howard C. Belton
Clackamas County
Mere's why these 10
ere recommended
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and you get
re will
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si-let Dora Browv in the Big Ben-i
The daryman w.U lo >k (or a
community south of Adrian Mon- straight top line because it nidi ate
ia
Mr
Brow
baa been ill a strong back capable of ately car­
but is improved now
rying the v.tal organs and the large
amount of feed that a productive
Mr. and Mrs. W Ralph Murphy cow con-ume- daily A long level
vi-ited Sundav with Mr- C J M ir- rump is related to a wide, long and
phy who us in a Caldwell hospital well attached mammary -ite m Th-
Mr and Mrs. I ro Bernier anil | length and strength usually indi­
the size and conformation of a
children of Portland were dinner cate-
gue-Ls of Mr ami Mi T H Brewer strong level udder
Monday evening
Because the true dairy cow is fed
Ralph Murphy look hit commer­ tor milk and butterfat production
cial flight examination Sunday from and not for beet, efficient size us
John Pennmton at Wei-er He pass­ important for economy of produc-
i tion and for beauty.
ed the examination successfully.
Homemakers are finding that
Dairy Products from the Clover
Lawn Dairy are first in quality
and our Service First in Efficiency
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and Clyde Butcher.
Maynard Sager got hit above the
eye with a ball bat Sunday after­
noon while playing ball with the
•neighborhood children. It was nec­
essary to have two stitches taken
Jim Me D Roe and his mother.
Susan made a business trip to Boise
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Neely and
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Evans attended
Pomona Grange at Orchard avenue
Thursday night
Visitors at the Tom Evans home
Sunday were Mary Ballard and
VOTE FOR THESE 10
DELEGATES-AT-LARGE
to be certain yt
THURSDAY. M A Y IS. 19S2
DINNER
RANGE
WARE
SET
AT NO EXTRA COST
Zylpha Zell Burnt
Multnomah County
In the nam e ef the Eitenhow er-for-Pretident com ­
mittee, Sen. Henry C a bo t Lodge, Jr„ chairm an,
Robert A. Elliott
¡••wed the fo llo w in g (tatement, Saturday, M a y 10:
Jackson County
" W t urgently request that you recommend to the
Republican voters in Oregon a list of the most-
widely known and representative candidates for
delegate-at-large to the Republican National Con­
vention so that voter* who favor Eisenhower's
nomination may not scatter and waste their votes
among the SO candidates who are now running for
the 10 delegate positions.
Mark O. Hatfield
W e fully realize the difficult and embarras­
sing task you will confront in choosing such
a list from among the very many strong and
worthy candidates who are on the ballot, but
we are convinced that unless such a list is
recommended by your Committee, the heavy
Eisenhower majority vote will be dangerously
scattered and diluted, and the concentrated
minority vote for the Taft candidates might
elect many of them. They should be defeated
in their scheme of filing by petition to escape
the moral and legal obligation of supporting
the choice of the majority of the Oregon vot­
ers. The only way to defeat that scheme is
to concentrate the majority Eisenhower vote
on a list of candidates recommended by Ore-
gon’sown Eisenhower Campaign Committee."
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E ISE N H O W E R DELEGATES
IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THIS REQUEST THE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE ORECON FOR EISENHOWER
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THESE CANDIDATES
VOTE FOR
EISENHOWER
P o i d Adv. Oregon-for-Eisenhower Committee, W . L. Phillip», Chairm an 41 5 Oregon Bldg., Salem, O regon/
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