Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, July 03, 1952, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THY NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL NYS3A. OREGON THURSDAY. JULY 9 . 1952
NAGE FIVE
Big Bend News
Miss Helen llateh
Phone Parma 1-F21
Mrs
Florence Richardson, of
Parma, and Mrs Pearl .Stanton ac­
companied Mrs. Myrtle Hatch and
Helen, to Ontario last Wednesday
to attend a "home freezer demon­
stration'" at the Veterans' Hall,
given by Tom Onfdorff. associate
profe -or in food technol. :y at Ore­
gon State College.
Mrs Chet Smith's sister. Mr..
Eva Schlumtz, returned to her home
in Alma Nebraska last Friday after
a two-week's visit with her brother
and sisters.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Vande Water
and Kent visited at the home of his
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fogleman, in Nampa Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Babe Hamilton and
Donny of Newell Heights, accom­
panied Mrs Goldie Roberts. Sharen
and Karen to Nampa Sunday. The
Hamiltons visited their daughter
and family. Dr. and Mrs. Rodney
Funk and Eddie Mrs. Roberts visited
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Miller
Henderlider.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright at­
tended a wedding in Caldwell Sun­
day. In the afternoon they called
on Mr and Mrs. Will Schultz of
Caldwell, who were formerly Big
Bend residents.
Mrs. Ralph Howarth of Star, and
her daughter Mrs. Ellis Givens and
children, called at the Case Munt-
Jewerff home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Angie Chaney attended a fu­
neral of one of her old friends in
Emmett Thursday. She also visited
her mother, Mrs. A. Yerguson and
brought Peggy and Lynn Chaney
home. They have been visiting their
grandmother the pf.st week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Samer and
Catherine, and Miss Mary Weir at­
tended the circus in Caldwell Sat­
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher, of
Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Fisher
of Los Angeles, California. Mr. and
Mrs. James McGinnis, and son Ju­
nior, of Adrian, were supper guests
Tuesday evening at the Harvey
Hatch home.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, and daugh­
ter Fay Marie, Mrs. Lyda Vande
Water and daughters, Loraine and
Loretta, were in Boise last Thurs­
day. While there they visited Mrs.
George Elfers, at the St. Alfonsos
Hospital. They report Mrs. Elfers
is improving from her last operation
on her hip.
Mrs. Angie Chaney took her fami­
ly. and the Arthur Molt children to
the circus Saturday in Caldwell.
Miss LaRayne Smith, accompanied
by her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Smith to Victorville, Cali­
fornia to visit her sister and hus­
band, Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Mark.
Mark.
Mrs. Irma Hopkins. Faye Marie
and Kenny accompanied Mrs. Lester
French and Judy, and Mrs. Irene
Hopkins and girls to Caldwell Sat­
urday. They all attended the cir­
cus.
Mrs. Goldie Roberts, Sharen and
Karen, attended the circus in Cald­
well last Saturday.
July
Once Again W e Have
An Opportunity To Remember
Our Nation's Birthday
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In Order That We May Do This and
Our Employees may have a
-:Three-Day Holiday:-
Kingman Kolony
Mrs. Claude Day
Several from this neighborhood at­
tended the jalopy races in Nyssa
Wednesday evening.
Francis Thiel is visiting at the
home of his parents.
Larry and Bruce De Haven went
to Weiser for a few days this week.
Mrs. Carol Retig and son, Michael
of Westerville. California are visit­
ing a few weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conant and
family of Ontario were dinner guests
at the Willis Conant home Friday.
Mrs. Guy Glenn, Mrs. L. L.
Kreager, Mrs. Don Fox and Mrs. Mell
Carlson attended a party at Mrs.
Vic Marshall's Tuesday evening.
The Nebraska Picnic committee
members and officers met with Mrs.
Claude Day Friday afternoon to
make plans for the picnic to be held
in the Nyssa City Park on July 13.
Those present were Mrs. Qrover
Cooper, Mrs. Eugene Stevens and.
son, Mrs. Clyde Hoke and daugh­
ter, Mrs. Howard F'inger and son,
and Mrs. Harold Robbins anil
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks were
Boise callers Monday.
The All-Breed Dairy club met
at the home of Ronald a n d
Claudia Peterson Friday afternoon.
Ronald Peterson gave a demonstra­
t e on showmanship. Games were
played for recreation. The next
meeting will be with Freddie Scha­
fer on July 11.
Miss Justine Kreager is working
at the Adrian cannery.
Cliff Beaumont, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Toombs and son Dickie, were supper
guests at the Oordon Toombs home
Friday evening.
We
that has become the mark of
A Free and Independent People.
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B& M Equipment C o.\
Bauman Farm Equipment
Nyssa Furniture Co.
Tobler's Feed & Fuel, Inc.
Towne's Garage
\ Nyssa Lumber Co.
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Carl & Bert's
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Nyssa Pharmacy
Stunz Lumber Co.
Intermountain Furn. Co.
Western Corrugator
Paulus Jewelry
Owyhee Barber Shop
Miner's Barber Shop
Jackson Jewelry
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Owyhee Drug Co.
Peterson Furniture Co.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs John Reeves were
Saturday guests of her cousin, Rob­
ert W. Ditty and family in La
Orande.
Judy Savage left Monday to spend
a week visiting her grandparents,
Mr and Mrs. D. P. Pullen at Kuna.
Mrs. John Dority's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Wla.schin of Ogallaia,
Nebraska will sipend the week of the"
4th In Nyssa, also arriving witn
them is her brother and his wife,
Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wlaschin.
Rack homo for the weekend were
Hurley Duus and some friends who
work up at the forest service. They
left to go back Saturday because of
some work to be done.
Mr. and Mrs. t It A hop spool two
week's vacation above Unity fishing
and camping.
Mrs. Man (loMnaa at Los tinkt,
California is a houseguest of her ais-
ter, Mrs. Veda Marshall in Nyssa.
y+ . Mod If»*. N. L.
.aad
family arrived home Sunday night
ir o n a one week vocation «pent at
■awgort. Saasida and Astigia, re­
turning by way of the Columbia
River highway and viaiting from
Thursday until Sunday with Mrs.
WUpidih tffothig-' Alonzo Olddlngs
I and family at &frhfleld, Oregon.
Henneman Hdw. Co.
Western Stores
Owyhee Truck & Imp. Co.
Firestone Dealer Store
Hollingsworths', Inc.
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