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P A G E SEVEN THE N YSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OPEGON. T H U R SD A Y . JUNE 5. 1952 ta n * frie re is M r S o c ia l E lite s M oie IR O A id ed 1 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 0 D isplaced P erso n » L m <•—+ Dinner Guests Mr and Mr Bob Newgen of Mad ras and Mr and Mrs. Leonard Nee- gen were Friday dinner guests at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. John Kefietts. *4*--- Picnic Dinner Guests Í ’ ‘ / la*. -* * ' s parents >tr. a n d M r s . J a n i e s \\ j||i Mr and Mr- Clifton Nielsen were Friday dinner guests at the Carl Choat home in Middleton. Mrs. Tensen Entertains Mrs. Dick Tensen was hostess to her Monday bridge club this week Guest players were Mrs. Grant Rine hart, Mrs. Gene Stunz and Mrs Bob Wilson. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Kopp and Mrs. Stan Newman. Family Dinner Held Mr. and Mrs George Schweizer were host and hostess at a covered dish dinner on the lawn of their home. Sunday, June 1. Gue-ts were .Mr. and Mrs. Barr Doolittle of Box Elder. Montana: Mr. and Mrs. Max Schweizer of Kenne wick. Washington; Mr. and Mrs. D. Tkty sty "Whet 0 1» m y momc when your house is dressed up fresh and sparkling — with the paint that proudest Western homes have worn for generations! Invest in quality — your best bargain over the yeorsl FULLER PURE PREPARED MOUSE PAINT gleaming white & colors from $ 1 8 ‘ V ZIHTSL M0»( DK08AMN6 Htlf DON B. MOSS F irestone D ealer Store 5th and Main Phone 2 Nyssa, Oregon . d Mrs O' '¿J' >n K. hjusrin and ’ CHI KGII NOTES ,k,»lf and T i l l :vtr and Mr- cl and Marylin and M: WiLon and tw McCall Memorial 1> . dinner honoring Dun W.l u day. Dinner Guests In Middleton Quart I.U A ! who » . visit \\ Iow a fls w f e s r . s f f —7 Mr and MrN. Gerald Fleecy and boy.-, were gue-ts Sunday of Mr and Mr- Bare at a picnic dinner y Oit-er of Orant V «tinnite to »tree C • O M s ... i family Mr and Mr* llwighl U family spent the * . and vi-iting Mi V. II M r and Mrs C. c V\ PlC, tir! M E T H O D IST ( O M M l M T U t I I I TO H D o n a l d S. I a m p b e ll. M i n i s t e r 9 45 a m . church school. 11 a. m. morning worship Ser- mon: "The At-unic Power Within ’ Vocal duet: "I Waited for the Lord' by Mendels >hn ung by Mi-- Kath- ryn Crandall and Mrs Donald S Campbell. 7 p m.. Youth Fellow -hip. and M ami Mrs William W, k.- and cluld- ren spent Friday p rnicking and fishing on the Owyhee i %DK l V N I ' M I E B l*K 1 SHI I l K I W I H I K t II H e n ry E. M o o re , P a s to r M : :..ug w.»r.-h p. 11 a m At 8 p m. the congregation is in a Memorial Day . , night guest vited to the Nampa United Presby- of Mrs. Fred Will 1 . tt: ,.m church where Rev Moore will V is ito r* T u esda\ a nd W e d n e s d a i in the Uel Alsup !, un- were Mr and have a part in the Ordination ser- a recent Mrs. Everitt Hlv .n- and a: i vi -e of Edward Patterson, \ i Semi Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hi di and Mi-s nary, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ellen Ewing all of Buhl, Idaho V is ito r s o v e r the week-end at the F I R S T ( l i t K C Il O F C H R I S T home of Mr and \t: J E li , d (Christian) Flinders were Mr . m l M i R a v c A ustin J. H o llin g s w o r th . M in is te r tie and family of Flair City, Utah; .0 a. m.. our church school meets Mrs. Anne Flinde:- f II. per. Utah for one hour with a program if and Mi td II teaching for the whole family. ; of Klamath Fall The friendly contest between the | M r. a n d M rs. B a le K in g m a n a n d "little red Ford and the yellow con boys and Mr. and Mr- Earl Purvis The International Refugee Organization, one of the United Nations* vert.ble Buick" was continued over and family spent the Memorial Day la-t Sunday. For the past three Sun Specialized Agencies, will end its operations on 31 January, after week-end in Prairie City day- the attendance has greatly ex- a 53-month resettlement program whose annual cost exceeded that M rs. J esse K ig m \ le ft W e d n e sd a y eeded that of one year ago. June o f the United Nations and all its other agencies. A bove some of the morning for Bend where .-he w.ll at 8th will close this contest and it Is refugees from IKO camps in Germany, Austria and Italy are shown tend a special edu ati n meeting foi hoped to exceed any previous record boarding an IKO-chartered ship at Bremerhaven for the USA. two day- Prom t 11 a. m . morning worship. Our Portland to attend the Grand ,-e-- a nest preacher will be the former A. Vanstcy of Payette; Jack Mar day party at the I. O. O. F. hall sion of Eastern Star a- a delegate i i tor George R. Whipple, now of shall and baby of Ontario; and Mr. Wednesday evening. Bunco was from the Ny-ui - Borland. Oregon and Mrs. C. A. Marshall, Mr and played with Mrs. Bob Burns winning will Join her m P tatur- 1:30 p m Fellowship dinner with Mrs. V R Marshall. Mr. and Mr high and Mrs. Herb Cox second day. They will meet their -on, A 2 C it her Christian churches of lower Lee Householder, Mr and Mrs. Lee high. Jiin Rigney who i expected from Snake river valley as guests. Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Refreshments were served to the Japan, and return to Ny.--a t gethet 2:30 p. m Sermon by Rev. Whip- Share. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Share. Mr iroup by the hostesses. next week. tile Corner stone laying ceremony and Mrs. O. H. Schweizer, Mr. and M r. a n d M rs. T im er ( ru so n w en t Building committee, local pastor and Mrs. Charles Schweizer, Mr and to Payette Thursday evening to the ither ministers sharing. Mrs. Guy Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Portia club to attend an Idaho Pow Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen, Cpl 8 p in . night worship directed by neth Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Dick past ir. Mr. and Mrs. Whipple will rad Mrs. W. E Miller of Pennsyl er company meet in Wyatt, all of Nyssa. M rs A n n a W est a nd d a u g h t e r . both -hare In the night service. vania, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg and Mr. Doolittle showed pictures of ; furs- Sunday. June 8 will mark another Charles of Nampa, Mr and Mrs. Mr- Fill- Field! their trip to Montana. day until Sunday in Ogden. Mr- mile stone of growth in the life of Cecil Shane and Joyce of Vale and Bessie Bair, who ;u unpanied them thi- 12 year old Nyssa congregation Mrs. Clark Vice and Beverly of Vale enjoyed a picnic and fishing trip to to Ogden, remained for an indefi Public invited to share in the above nite visit. Owyhee dam Memorial Day. services. M r. a n d M rs. linger Tucker and Women who entertained this week family moved I I.. B . S. I*t W A R D with Civic club "Coffees” to raise just north of Ny- a on Highway 20 Gordon R a y . Hisliop money for the club’s pledge to the Mr. and Mrs. J C. Smith enter last Friday. Sund.n Priesthood meeting, 9:15 library, are reported as follows: Mrs. tained with a picnic dinner on the M e m o r ia l I>av and o v e r n ig h t i m Sunday school, 10 30 a ni John Ostrom, and Mr Helmer Os- lawn at their home Memorial Day trom; Mrs Robert Wilson, Mrs Wal for a large group of people. Out-of- guests of Dr. and Mr . C M T.vlei Sacrament meeting, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Relief society. 2:00 p. m ter Roth and Mrs. Clifford Mink; town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ken were Mrs. Mertie Comer and hei Wednesday M I A . 7:30 p. m. Mrs. J. R Cundull, Mrs. Elmer Cru- neth Farner, Carl and Kenny of daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Aronld Oar] Wednesday- Primary, 4 p. m. son, and Mrs. Duane Alters and Eugene. Ml. and Mrs. Bert Petet of Washington. Additional Friday vi-i- Mrs. Marvin Wilson. Nampa, William Lewis and two sons tors at the Tyler home were Dr of Weiser. Afternoon callers were Tyler’s daughter and family, Mr H I E I ’ K E F M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H A d r ia n . O r e g o n Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McDonald of and Mrs. Wayne Whittle and family Church school, 10 a. in. Mr and Mrs. Berle Phifer enter Caldwell, Bill McDonald of Victor of Payette. Morning worship. 11 a. m. tained at a family dinner Sunday. ville, California and Mrs Annie M iss Fae llansen of Wemme, Ore Young People’s study period, 7 p. Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Gibson of Los Angeles. gon arrived Sunday to vi it several m. Bernard Phifer and family of Long weeks at the home of her grand Evangelist message, 8 p m. Pine, Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd mother, Mr-. Anna John-on. Wednesday prayer service, 7:30 Phifer and son of Madras; Mr. and The 1G members of the Saturday M r. a n d M rs. Keith Bybee and p. m. Mrs. Kenneth Phifer and family of night pinochle club enjoyed a chick sister. Celia attended the "hot rod" Hermiston; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phi en dinner Saturday evening at the races near Nampa during the holi M I S S I O N A R Y B A P T I S T ( T I C R C f l fer and family of Nampa and Mr. East Side Cafe at Ontario as the days. P a s to r, E ld e r lla s k e ll B a n e and Mrs. C. D. Pettenger, and Mr. closing meeting of the club for the M a n y N yssa people witnessed and Sunday school, 10 a. m. and Mrs. Charles Bowers of Nyssa. summer. Members of the losing enjoyed the Quadro Dance Fantasy, Morning woship, 11 o'clock. group were hosts to four winning put on by the five surrounding L. Young peoples service, 7 o'clock. couples. D. S. Stakes at the centeral audi Evening woship, 8 o ’clock. Wednesday prayer service. 8 p. m torium at Nampa Wednesday even Mrs. Charles Steffens entertained ing Hundreds of youths from Boise, Everyone is welcome to attend our the members of her upholstering Weiser, Nyssa and Nampa stake- services. class at a tea Monday afternoon at participated in various and colorful her home. Punch and cookies were A rt ll.iu k in s re tu rn e d K rid ay n ig h t dances. THE CHI Rl fl o r TUB served to the guests. from a trip to Vancouver. British R o s s W o r m , e d it o r of "W e s te r n N A /.A H K N E Columbia. Dairy Journal" published in Los R e v . f .le n A bla. P a s to r llo u s e g u e s t s o f M r. a n d M r*. H e l Angeles and Neil McPherson of Sunday school, 10 a. m. mer Ostrum are her parents, Mi Faith Jersey Farm of Chino, Cali Morning worship, 11 a. m. Members of the Nyssa Rebekah ami Mrs. G. R. Sterner of Klamath j fornia were guests at the home of N. Y. P. S. and Junior meeting, lodge held their semi-annual birth Falls who arrived here Friday for a Mr. and Mrs. Charley Grider this 7 p. m. two weeks’ visit. week. Evangelistic ervice, 7 :4 5 p m. M r. a n d M rs. II F. T e r h u n e a n d M r. and M rs. B o n lla r o ld s o n a n d Mid-week prayer meeting, 8 o’clock Mary pent Sunday at Baker visit family of Idaho Falls were guests Wednesday evening. ing Mr. and Mrs. W R. Rinehart over the week-end at the home of and family. Mr and Mrs Reubon Haroldson. ST . P A U L ’ S E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H C pl. a n d M rs. W . E. M ille r o f P e n n . M r. a n d M rs. W . E. C h u r c h h ad R e v . C. T . C re n s h a w , R e c t o r who are guests at the home of her as their houseguest over the holi Evening service, 7:30 p. m. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoen, days, Mrs. Carrie Weatherford of spent last week visiting friends and Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Weatherford L . B . S. 2 n d W A R D relatives in Nampa stopped in Nyssa on her way to I). H u b e rt C h r is te n s e n , B is h o p M rs. V esta J o h n s o n o f S c o tt* B lu ff, Salem, Oregon and to California. Sunday Priesthood meeting, 9 :1 3 Nebraska arrived here Monday M rs. E. A. D e w e y is in N yssa fr o m a. m. Sunday school 10:30 a. m morning for a several days’ visit at Eugene visiting two weeks with her Sacrament meeting, 8 p. m. the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. sons, Dale and Bob and with friends. Tuesday—Relief society, 2 p. m. and Mrs. Lee Miller. She will leave soon for Nebraska. Wednesday Primary, 4 p. m.. M. Mr. a n d M r*. G e o r g e W ils o n , V era , W a y n e lla r o ld s o n v is ite d w ith his I. A., 8 p. m. Harold and Marilyn spent Saturday family over the week-end. BANK ANY DAY 10 to 5 overnight at Hermiston. Sunday ASSEM BLY O F G O B M rs. II. II. K ln g e r y a rriv e d home IN C L U D IN G S A T U R D A Y they visited at Walla Walla, stopped Sunday from a two weeks trip to F r a n k C . C«»ley. P a s to r at the Toll Gates summer resort and California and Mexico. She accom South'2nd and Reece Ave. visited in Baker with Mr. and Mrs. panied her daughter on the trip by Sunday school, 10 a. m , classes j a n y branch Vernon Wilson and Lee. car, and returned from Portland on for all ages. M r. a n d M rs. G o r d o n K a y o f S a lt the streamliner. Junior church in basement audi Lake were Memorial week-end guests M r. a n d M rs. E lm e r C r u s o n flew torium at 11 a. m. at the James Yost home. Morning worship, 11 o ’clock. to Boise Sunday to visit with Mr. M r*. Rat lirl l.v m li o f B a k e r was ; It's a iirv M ill m MAI BA iG ...ifyou feed a balanced ration Entertains At Tea 1 N e w s NATIONAL BANK F IR S T ^ trrs O F PO RTLA N D M r. a n d M rs. J a m e s Y o st a n d f a m ily were among a group of 30 enjoy ing a party at the Oran Curry ranen Sunday. Sunday a n d o v e r n ig h t gu esta o f Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller were long- 8 UOD OREGON TOGETHER" O P E N 10 »• J SIX D A Y S A W EEK M i A M *rrlt*n B ra n tk till 6 p * . r tut SAL MPOSlT INS u RAP m U CORPORA I‘ON PICK-UP, CHOP, LOAD HAV 2 TO 4 ACRES PER HOUR O K MorvRiter wiHi Mo y Fron». Solí poworod with 40 H P I d AND KING Phone 361-W on g i ao TRUE T J 3 o'clock. Friday evening Y >ung Peop!*« Chri-t A jt Ir Special music and songs. Everyone welcome Y mt in and y^r out C A T H O LIC ( m i c e P a rk A v e n a * a n ! T h ir d S tre e t Rev K r m i t e r t A h k r* O . P . M . Mass Sunday at 8 and 10 a. m and daily at 8 a m. you’ll do well with the HARTFORD WANTED Custom Baling New Machina Don Grant P hon« 099-HA 0“ HARTFORD INSURANCE Attention Eagles and Eagles Auxiliary B E R N A R D EASTMAN Real Estate Insurance Phone «54 Joint Installation Saturday Night, June 7 9epre«eeH«f TIOftD N«l MftOlAJM COMPANY MOMMI m i (■ mamut lOMTAAT Mae#R«4 Cm*— *H*w0 OPEN MEETING DAN CIN G S P E C IA L V A L U E S 20 % *froze* Iboct PACKAGING OFF OFF &uflp//es 20 % Waxed Lily Tubs, 3 Sizes Plaatic F reezer Bags L ock ersea l Pints, Quarts, V2 Gallons Nastrile Containers Pints and Quarts FISCHER S LOCKER SERVICE */ 2 mile west on Alberta Ave. Phone 381-R, locker plant Phone 381-W, slaughterhouse and cutting room lofco oM maéol FO R A G E H A R V ES T ER T . O U t POWER UNIT HAN DLtS H T H IR H A Y OR ROW CROP ATTACHMENT Q u ick- C h on go *o* Crop Aftochmont. P-t» 4 V sid ew a rd action RAKES FASTER w ith LESS LEAF LOSS Wo#P" VJ b I ooò ^ 0"ft Tro.fh. Phone 131 Ny«»*. O re a o s Free Pickup Fast Service Parma Phone 98 Nyssa Phone 100-R Idaho Oregon Rendering Co. Nyasa. Oregon 39 59 29 Ladies' Knit Half Slips Sizes: S-M-L. Colors: White, Maze, Pink and Aqua While They Last * Ladies' Rayon Knit Gowns < Gingham with the NSW FERGUSON Side-D elivery Rake The poatman will deliver you our four-page N ow you can rak e h a y a t higher speeds w ith b etter return«. T h e new Ferguson S id e -D e liv e ry Make lifts the h ay gently w ith a continuous a ctio n . . . m oves it sidew ards to the w indrow w ith its six-bar, offset reel, in h a lf the distance it is usually m oved by older, lea f sh atterin g raking methods! N o pitching, k ickin g or tossing far less rolling and churning! laws leaf loss. Pow er ta k e-o ff d riven tractor m ounted Finger T ip C o n tro lled . S ee it to d a y ! blanket circular. Look this over for on it you directly will find the blanket special! of tha year. Coma ia and aelect your wintar supply of blankets and hare them layed a-way for WESTERN CORRUGATOR CO. Phone 181 < 36 inches wide 6 bright colors ittratioii V Pay on them ae you wish. BRACKEN’S nr «• ia« Dry Goode FERGUSON TRACTOR 50 c. Nyssa. Or ego* Western Corrugator Co. ft.9 c«po<*y O ft « 9 « ft»«w«r — « k *0“ M-O* Y o u save many hours wi th the O K Forage H arves ter. a v oid m ush b a ik breaking w ork , and G ear your b eld io on e operation. H w ill harvest any and all fora g e crop s grow n on your (arm — w ith O N k p ow er unit. Just make q uick change from May to R ow C r o p Attachment. See the entire lia e o i O K farm m achinery — b u ilt by specialists since l«9 J . DEAD ANIMALS Sizes: 34 to 41). Colors: White, Maze, Pink, aand Aqua While They Last Alto •woilablo iR powoF On » or *« powor FEED MILL ÌM 9 H B . .. PQlsImiyk Best MIRY FEEDS anl CONCENTRATES NYSSA Tuesday e vet ut g pm? t-r and pie; <e service. Pinochle Club Dinner Get high milk production, and a better p rofit, the Pillsbury way. Chooae from a variety o f practical dairy feeds and concentrate«—to suit your individual need*. Come in and talk it over. Buy them from I ITHFKAN CHI RYH Sunday church school, 10 a m. Divine worship service, H a n Y i are cordially invited to Wor ship with us. Memorial Day Picnic Family Dinner Held 8 K iftb « tr e e * m F a r * A v e n u e Itcv J o h n L I fr it lit P a s to r “Coffees” Reported Rebekahs Hold Birthday Party a X xxx > rv iT H Picnic At Owyhee Dam L o c a V. tveniBg ev«r.jeU»c»c tferrioe. overt f v . g u t o . 1 S y s t r iv i X R«Y lrv*|»f«* m v n l i • Clothing •• IW F illin g
