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THE N YS S A GATE C IT Y JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. M A Y 29. 1952 Newell Heights News Mrs. Jakf Borge fhone 04H R» Michael Pratt celebrated hi.- sev pool. Trudy Williams Ruth Gowey. enth birthday Sunday at a party at Billy Hammon. David Looney and la- hiime Oue»U were I-ee NorUnd, Tony and L-ac Martinez. AUn. Mike and Larry Hirai. Alice Betty Hainmon, Gaa Harris and »Simp.xjn Susie Eason, Karen and Terry Borge have been cho.>en from Selma Simpson, Micaiael Vaader- the Adrian community 4-H club- to u n i u i i i i i i i i u i i i i u m i i i i i aiiii in,me go to Corvallis summer school in June. Fred Jensen was chosen as an alternate for Terry Borge Judy Vanderpool sang a contralto solo at the eighth grade graduation exercises Friday evening and again Optometrist at church in Adrian Sunday. Mr annd Mrs. Harold Newman and children of Adrian were supper guests at the Jake Borge home Sun EYES EXAMINED day evening. Terry Borge attended the Boy- Scout jamboree at Big Bend park (Opp. Sears) Dial 9-3371 Saturday He later sold popples in Adrian for the American Legion. 519 Cleveland, C aldwell. Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hill and Nancy and David went to McCall Sunday on a business and pleasure H r. (.lure F. (lonlpv •tin n n n n n n m r.i m itt n in n n n i in in i t n i trip They reported snow under the trees along the roadside. Carl Lee H ill accompanied the Vern Parker family to Ironsides Sunday and caught his limit of trout. Mr Stanley Hill took the exhibits for the Nimble Thimble Sewing cluo to Ontario Monday for display Mr and Mrs. Stanley Hill and family left Monday for a week's trip to Seattle to visit Mrs Hill's mother and sister. The Hopping Turkengoose'' 4-H club met at the grade school Tues day afternoon with their leader, M. - R D. McKinley. She announced that each poultry club member will be given 26 free chicks by Lemon's Hatchery of Nyssa and 25 pounds of feed by the Nyssa Feed company. Mrs Forest Hardman returned from the hospital Friday afternoon. Mr- Lee Saxton helped in bringing her home. Dolores Duus spent the week-end with Kaye Hammion, attending the la.-t day of school picnic and the eighth grade graduation. Pete Hammon and LeRoy Smith attended the Scout camporee at Big Bend park Friday night and Satur day. The Newell Heights study group met at th* home >f Mr Itiuraday tv i Jake B« g . > r> t .iMt until fall There were eight mem bers present and . arlule on m i graine headache- » . read and a.-- cussed Mrs Durtin Ham. n a ' Nyssa Civic club meeting Wednes day. Kaye Hammo: danced a ballet number on the program. Mr and Mrs. A M Hammon went to Utah last week to attend the i funeral of Oscar J.ne- They -pent the remainder of the week visiting friends and relativ- there Mr and Mrs Ivan Jensen of Needles, California arrived at the Peter Jensen home last Friday an.l have spent a week vi-iting with M Jensen's parents. They returned to Needles Tuesday accompanied by- Kenneth. Fred and Cora Jean Jen sen who will visit in Needles with their brother and a -ister who lives there. Mr and Mrs. Durl.n Hammon and children attended church services in the L D. S. first ward in Nyssa Sunday evening. Following the ser vices they visited at the Gordon Ray home in Nyssa Cub Pack meeting was postponed until the following Tuesday evening because of the eighth grade party. The Week's PAG E THREE Nu Acres News PA DIO and REFP.rCERATlON f .irn u rette* ( lub (Too late for last week' Mr. and Mr- Harrison Barrett of EUensburg, Washington visited it the Sam Henne and Frank Nebalek homes one day last week Mrs Bar rett is an aunt of Mrs Henne. Mr and Mrs Paul Thomson and and family were in Boise on Satur day and while there they enjoyed seeing the parade in honor of Music Week. Mr and Mrs. George Smit visited on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mr- Jake Van Twisk of Nyssa. Mr and Mr- Charle- Buskirk and family and A1 Legin of Parma were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Seuell. Mr- Paul Thomson attended a 4-H leader's meeting in Payette Thursday. The Do-More 4-H club members have begun practicing softball. They met at the hall for practice Thurs day of last week and Monday this week. Mr. and Mrs. M C. Seuell and Ed Meroney attended a luncheon given by Senator Kerr of Oklahoma at Boise Sunday. Sunday afternoon and evening Misa Helen Hatch ■ruests at the horn-? of Mr. and Mrs Phone Parma 1-FÏ1 Lloyd Seuell were Mr and Mrs. Dean iv tte t and son of Ontario and Leo i his parents, Mr. mid Mrs. C K Montague. iT oo late for last week* Smith on Thursday and Sunday Circle Four of the Fruitland Mtho- Mr and Mrs. Herb Thomas. M. evenings. dlst church met at the home of Mrs and Mrs. Jack Raney and her moth Mr and Mrs. K B Smith, who Henry Orcutt Tuesday evening. Mrs er. Mrs. Beal of Portland went on a have been visiting in the C K Smith sight seeing trip Sunday up the home for the last two weeks left C. R. Strawn and Mrs. J. C. Parker north and south highway to McCall for Aberdeen, Wash. Tuesday morn and back by Idaho City and Low- ing to visit other relatives an 1 man. They saw snow five feet deep friends. in places along the highway. | Mr. and Mrs Denver Edwards and Frank Skeen of Nyssa is putting Dallas. Mr and Mr- Pug Swigert in the crop on the old Jack Moore ‘ and Vic Morgan attended the Bow place for the Oregon Frozen Food man registered Herford sale near company who lately purchased the Payette Saturday They enjoyed a estate. i picnic lunch together Mrs. Bullen and Mrs. Bertie Jones took Vanea Stoker, Guy Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Barton of Costs no more now than later. George Jelinek to Vale last Thurs Vale and Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey and Be protected all season. day to a 4-H health contest Vanea Mr. and Mrs. A I. Barton were m took third place. Boise Monday evening to attend the Big Bend P T. A met last Tues auto show. day night at the school house and Mr. and Mr*. A. K Barton of Salt installed their officers: Mrs. Gertie Lake City came Sunday to visit a Jones, president; John Adams, vice I week at the home of their son and | president; Mrs. Maude King, secre daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs. C. B tary; Mrs. John Miller, treasurer, Bumlngham. after which they showed pictures on Mrs. Frank I,. Pike and three Yellowstone park, also the Henry daughters, and Mr- D O. Bybee and j Ford industry. Celia and Miss Linda Monour spent Miss Roberta Reno was out of Friday at the Caldwell park where school last week with the chicken they enjoyed swimming and a pic pox. nic lunch. Mrs. Joe King has been quite ill the last few days with the measles. Mrs Grace Clucas underwent sur gery in the Caldwell Memorial hos pital last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chigbrow and chil dren of Eugene, Oregon, had break- fast and vi-ited the Bill Van De Water family on their way back to Kansas Sunday morning , Jolly Jane club met last Wednes day with Mrs. Lennie Smith. Several ladies were present. The club gave Mrs. Maxine Smith DeMark a bridal shower after which a lovely lunch of ice cream and cake was served by the hostess. "AS DEPENDABLE AS A dinner and shower was held in TOMORROW'S SUNRISE'' honor of A. 1st class and Mrs. Frank In juft • f#w yaars thousands of DeMark Sunday afternoon at the dairyman hava laarnad that Artificial C. K. Smith home. Guests were Dr. Inaamination can be dapandad upon to Elsie Smith, James Smith and assist in building a mora profitable hard of dairy cows. daughter, Butch and Steve Neil, Bonnie and Mary Smith, Mr. and First . . . fhay hava found that hard fertility can be taken for granted as ona Mrs. Jack Slabnugh and Debbie of of the strongest features of artificial Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. K B. Smith breading. and family of Echo, Oregon; K en Than . . . no fuss or bother with a neth Smith and Mrs. Pearl Abbott dangerous bull; just pick up your tala and Suzie of Boise; Mr. and Mrs. phone and call your local C o o p DAIRY PHONE 25« BREEDER* ASSO C IA TIO N for sarv.ca. Frank Shelton, Lona and Pat of Parma; Mr. and Mrs. DeMark and Malheur Dairy Breeder* the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. C. K Smith Association and LaRayne. Phone Ontario 1999 - W Attending the graduation exercises in Parma last Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. C K Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. K B Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slabaugh, Mrs. Pearle Abbott and Frank DeMark. Mr. and Mrs. C. K Smith's two youngest daughters. La Rayne and Maxine both graduated from Parma high school that even ing A 1st class and Mrs. Frank De- Mark left for Victorville. California Sunday evening where they will make their home. Mr. DeMark Is a member of the 190th air squadron station there. Mrs. Ruth Morgan has accepted the position as teacher for the sec ond grade in Adrian. Kenneth Smith, who is in the St. Lukes hospital In Boise visited with News From Big Bend BEP AI RING were .i.vsisting hoste--es and Mrs Clarence Hallock was lesson leader Fourteen members of the Do- More 4-H club attended the Rural Life Sunday service at the the Brethren church in FYuitland Sun- daj Terrel Samuel*, and Elton and Kyle Sager sang with Phyllis Evans a. the piano as part of the program. Henry Orcutts mother whose home is in Los Angeles, California is visiting m the Orcutt home Mr and Mr- Richard Jenkins and -on of New Plymouth had Sunday dinner at Ute F. C Fry home. Mr and Mr- Valentine Zaldain of Parma visited F C Fry and family Sunday evening Miss Vera Lee Webster of K a la mazoo. Michigan Is visiting at the home of her father, F. C. Fry this week. Mr*. Ned Campbell and daughter Susan returned Monday evening to Seattle, Washington after visiting a month at the home of her parents and relatives and friends here. Herbert E. 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