THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. MYISA, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 31. \952 i ismiiy Mi atiu Mr Horace Chan- I ey. Mis Al. i Thompson and Loia and Leia Di k >n of Parma at tended t >i *■ par'y at the home Miss lleli'n lu ti h ? Ja. k.e s i *ii .Son et Valiev Phone Pom i» I-F21 Friday night Dickie D <* r *n f Madras, »on Mr. and Mrs. Virl Bishop. Leroy Mr and M: Boyet Vtndi w e of Jack Dick . n. ha been visiting and Linda, former residents of Bit? honoring the Bob Jones students, glint a ' ■«- Mr and Mrs. Bend arrived from Kansas for a vL- Mi - Helena Struthei - of New York John Thom] and grandparents it with his uncle and aunt, Mr and M: s Joan Butdal of Ohio, M: - Jane Mrs. Walter Bishop, Wednesday eve- Vfurdo x of Nt".v York and W. !!■ 1- Mr and M Dyre Roberts, Shsr- en Bowersox, of Pennsylvania. nine. en and Kar n left Saturday morning Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop, Mr. : l| Mewporl It 111' bro Mrs Cyrus Bishop and Bonnie re turned home from their visit in Kan and Mrs. Cyrus Bishop and Mr and ther. We I.-. iberl who work* in sas with her mother and family la t Mrs. Virl Bishop and family attend a body and lender shop there. ed a big picnic at Donnelly, Idaho Saturday evening. at the home of Albertus Wiley Sun Rev. and Mrs. Henry Moore of day. Mr and Mrs. Verl Bishop and Adrian called at the Walter Bi hop family remained for a longer visit home Friday afternoon. with his cousins. Mrs. Florence Richardson of Par Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kimerer of ma visited at the Harvey Hatch I^evenworth, Kan., a cousin of Mrs. Farm erettes ( lub home the past week. Noel Tuppeny, Arlo Miller, and Mrs. Homer Hatch of Caldwell visited L. D Biumbaugh, stopped on their at the Harvey Hatch home Monday way to Canada and enjoyed a visit Jim Me D Roe and his mother, afternoon. and picnic dinner at the Brumbaugh Susan Me D Roe visited with Me. Emery Cameron combined grain I home. and Mrs. Roy Carlson Thursday. for John Thompson Monday after 1st Lt. Joe Zentz is home on leave Mr. and Mr Tom Evans and Jan noon. from two years service in Japan. He ice made a trip to Lost Lake, going Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huffman of nd Mi /<•:;*./. and baby. Joe. an there on Monday and returning Parma were Friday dinner guests at ; visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday. the Walter Bishop home, and visited | Varner Hopkins. Mr and Mr- Bert Montague. Mr. his nephew and wife, Ml. and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Bill Hopkins o f Cas and Mrs. Lloyd Seuell and Woodrow Virl Bishop from Kansas. cade are visiting his parents, Mr. Seuell were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Vande Water, and Mrs. Varner Hopkins, and sister the M C. Seuell home. Afternoon Billie, Loretta and Lorraine attend and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. callers were Mr and Mrs. Roy Hoff ed a Bob Jones picnic at Meridian Joe Zentz. * and family, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cartwright vis Seuell and family and Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett had ited Mr. and Mrs. Kennick, her bro Lobb. all of Ny a and Mr. and Mrs. the m is fo r t u n e s have a fire last ther and wife Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kenneth Baker and family of Wei- ser. Friday which destroyed a hay stack Wright in Vale Sunday. and a small shed with two small Mrs. Sarah Cartwright, Mrs. Shei I_____________________________________ calves. The neighbors rallied to the la Cartwright and boys were in •scene and helped put it out, saving Caldwell and Nampa Wednesday the other buildings. and visited her mother Mrs. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Varner Hopkins and family. George Elfers Sr. and while in Nampa. News From Big Bead Mr and M: ink Dick Nu Acres News Mrs. Anna Chaney, of Nyssa. is George Elfers Jr. attended a picnic Saturday evening at the home of visiting at the home of her son and Your Favorite O L D -T I M E A N D W ESTERN M U S IC On Records Sheet Music Like to listen to music with a hum orous twist? Have you a yen for the familiar Western tunes? We’ve a com plete selection of western music and old-time numbers. Drop around and hear them . . . then choose them for your own . . . or give them as a gift. NYSSA MUSIC CENTER 5G Main St. NYSSA FEED MILL At 318 South First Street Distributor of PILLSBURY'S BEST FEED has been purchased and is now under the management of D. H. King, who is thoroughly trained and experienced in taking care of your needs. WE ARE BUYERS AND SELLERS OF GRAIN FEED SEED AND EQUIPPED WITH A STEAM GRAIN ROLLER MILL Mixing Your Dairy. Beef and Hog Feeds and Corn Cracking and Grain Grinding Are Our Specialties ASK ABOUT Pilkburys Best Chicken Pelletts and Mashes "Tka Bs*i for T W ■—r T i e n o Mor« Hodge soft bull lary meeting in Nys^a Mmday sf- t'-giu played a game with the Nazar- | te ro o e a . ent young people of N> a Monday Mr and Mr- Freeman Beasley evening at the hall grounds The score w * j K»>a Na-iare .es 9 a.id and sons of rip ifcane. Washington. Mr and Mr Carl Pettereon and the TVsigers 13 family of Caldwell. Mr and M Le Visitors at the Jim Mc D R»>e on Bur: and Rodney of New Plym hi<me Wedne«tay evening w* re M- outh. Mrs Sam Phillip* and fainilv and Mr.-,. Carl Me D R * Joe and , and M; Don McPher>on and child- Philhp o f Ontario, who were en- :e:. f Nv a w»re Sun 4 s» K at , route to their ranch at Ironside, Or the home of Mr and Mrs F A egon and Mr and Mr» Ernest Ad Johnson ams of Vale, Mrs. J P Scholl of On- Mrs F C Fry enjoyed a vis.t at t trio, and Mrs. Aixler.vin of Utah Mr Anderson has been caring for the home of Mr Sam Henne Mon Mrs. Scholl who underwent surgery day afternoon. recently. Mr. and Mrs Roy Hoff and fain Mr and Mrs. Sherman Keck and tly were guests of Mr and Mr- Lloyd family had Sunday dinner at the I Seuell for Thursday night supper. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek and Tom Evans home. Martha Goodman of Nampa vis i Donna left Tuesday for a trip to itée Wednesday with Mrs. F C. Fiy Sacramento and San Lorenzo. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hann and fam and children. Mrs. Paul Thomson and Mr-. ily took a trip to Lost Lake for two Merle Thomson attended a meeting days last week. Monday afternoon at the Fruitland Brethren Church. Mrs Wilson, with CARD OF THANKS the extension service, talked to a We wish to express in a small group of club women and 4-H lead measure our heartfelt thanks to the ers. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pettet and people of the community for the son. and Bert Montague called at many acts of kindness and help we the Lloyd Seuell home Saturday have received during the days of the illness and going home of our Be evening. loved Dally Gbodier. Each one will Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomson and always be remembered with thank family visited in Caldwell Sunday. fulness We can at present only say Corynne and Geraldine Fry and thank you and we love you all. La Vonne Brower attended the pa Tom Goodier geant put on by the L.D S . church at Rex Sprouse Weiser Wednesday evening. Grace Goodier Mrs. M. C. Seuell attended the Mr. and Mrs. Alva Worrel Malheur Memorial hospital auxil- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cassel. Year in and year out Mrs. Sherman Wilson Phone Parma 2I-.M4 you’ll do well with the Along The Oregon Trail 7low you Know! 1 fa '? Greater year 'round menu variety a n d FOOD new shopping con I0CKER venience, rent a food locker now! Call Us For Complete Details FISCHER S LOCKER SERVICE Vi mile west on Alberta Ave. Phone 381-R, locker plant Phone 381-W, slaughterhouse and cutting room REMEMBER That the Annual July Clearance End* Saturday, August 2nd MATERIALS Ladies’ Summer DRESSES Values to S5.90 Now Apple Valley Activities Mrs. Howard Jamison and three Mrs. Woodrow Wilson are staying In children arrived Monday of last the home of Mrs Martha Norland week for a month’s visit with her this week while Mrs. Wilson is a pa parents, Mr. and Mrs. J I. Boston. tient at the Nyssa hospital. She Is Charles McFarlin entered St out of isolation, now and able to | Luke’s hospital In Boise Sunday a f have visitors. Kay expects to come ternoon, where he underwent surg- home this week. Mrs. Norland’s two i ery Monday morning. granddaughters from Owyhee are Mrs. Grace Maberly Stoher of W il also visiting with her several days der was a Sunday visitor in the J. this week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fritts and : N. Leigh home Mrs. Ella Stephens, Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Thaniel Botner went I Reed and Robert were Sunday din on an overnight fishing trip to Bear ner guests at the Sara Miller home. Creek last week In the afternoon, they all called on I Mrs. Mary Hicks and daughters. Mrs. Hicks was able to sit up for a while. Mr. and Mrs Ed Jorgensen and j family and Mr and Mrs. Cleo Tuck er and family were visitors Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. DeLoyd Schimmels. Mrs. Frank Byers Mr and Mrs. Orley Smith, Rodney Phone 076-K1 and Beverly, Sgt. and Mrs. Bernard Goddard of Mississippi and Mr. and Mrs. John Goddard of Roswell spent The Merry Matrons club met at several day camping on Manns the home of Bernice Seuell Wednes Creek Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John day afternoon, July 23. The after Goddard. Jr and grandfather of noon was spent visiting Thirteen Nyssa and Roger Smith visited with members and. three guests, Edith j them. Whipple, Mi's. Mortz and Reva 1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fritts, Mr Rookstool answered roll call with fa I and Mrs Wilbur Durnil and son and vorite canning recipes. Parlor games Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Barrett of were played with Mrs. Mortz. Bon Caldwell were Saturday evening vis nie Holmes. Betty Bowen and Glad itors of Mr. and Mrs. C L. Fritts. ys Byers winning prizes. Lunch was Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFarlin served by the hostess assisted by Vir 1 and sons were Sunday dinner guests ginia Rookstool and Edith Whipple. in the DeLoyd Schimmels home The next meeting will be Aug. C. Sgt. and Mrs. Bernard Goddard Roll call will be a tongue twister. an- leaving Tuesday for Mississippi Rolland Holmes who recently pur where he is stationed, after spending chased a new combine has harvested several days visiting in the home of grain for Bob Holmes, Gilbert her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orley Holmes, Frank Byers, Wren Hend Smith. ricks and Roy Holmes. Mi and Mrs. Conley Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Craige Russell of family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack W il Fruitland were callers Suntlay a f son and family spent two days last ternoon at the Frank Byers home. week fishing on Bear Creek. They Mrs. Kenneth Reece spent Wed had started to Black Lake but the nesday with her sister, Mrs. Gilbert -now had not been cleared from the Holmes. road yet. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Knowles and Mrs Orley Smith, Rodney and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Holmes and Bob Beverly, are leaving for Junction were among those from this com I City. Kansas this week and will visit munity who attended the Grange ievpral other cities before returning picnic at the N s.-a Park Sunday. j home. Mr. and M-s. John Bowen of Vale Pfc. and Mrs. Robert Shippey left visited at the Frank Byers home for Seattle Saturday of last week, Sunday evening where he is stationed. Mr, and Mrs. Rolland Holmes, Mr. Mrs. Mary Ella Mclllveen and and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes and Bob children. Chris Melvedt of Boise and Holmes entertained the Owyhee R i i Carol I,ee Porterfield of Santa Cruz ding Club Thursday evening at the visited in the Jack Reed home Tues Rolland Holmes home. day Carol Lee will stay for a longer Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and visit. daughter* have moved into their Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble and new home which has Just recently family left Tuesday morning for Be been completed. thany, Oklahoma where Mr. Dibble will finish his work for his B A. de gree and commence work on his masters. Monday evening, they were guest- of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed at a picnic supper, after which they The answer to everyday were given a farewell party by ap proximately 40 of their friends from insurance problems* the Nazarene Church in Parma. Mr and Mrs. Bert Sandy and two children have rented the Dibble place and Mr. Sandy's father, Taylor Sandy, will also live there In his trailer house. They have been mak ing their home in Nyssa. Miss Miriam Dille of Roswell vis it«! Sunday evening in the Jack K m l home. Betty Boston and Wanda Scott were co-hostesses at a party Thurs day evening at the Boston home Nine girl- and Mrs. Harry Gardiner of Nyssa enjoyed the evening Re freshments of Jel'w. cookies and co f fee were served. / ? » Mr- J I Boston entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday for Mrs. Earl Boston. Q uests Included Mr. QUESTION: We intend to take and Mr- Earl Boston and family two valuable movies cameras on .■»wi Mr.- Howard Jamison and fam our vacation trip. We want to ily of Napa. California In the after know if our present residence noon. Mr and Mrs D A. Rogers of theft policy can be changed to Roswell and Mr and Mrs. Ed Brum cover possible theft o f the cam baugh and baby of Honiedale visit eras while we are on our trip. ed with them. In the evening. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rogers and family ANSWER: Yes, such a clause can of Ontario called at the Earl Boston be added but you should consult home. your agent about a "Camera Darwin Arnold. Oordon William Floater” which will protect you son and John Boston are spending in case of damage to or other loss this week at Camp Billy Rice at of the cameras besides theft. Warm Lake at" Boy Scout camp. Mr and Mrs. Joe Stephen and •If you'll addre-s your own In family and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ste surance questions to this office, phen and family of Owyhee were we ll try to give you the correct Sunday dinner guests In the Martha answers and there will be no Norland home. Monday evening, charge ur obligati«« eg any klsd. Mr- N rland and Palmer were guest* in the Joe Stephen home for Nyss* Imuriac* Afijmcf a birthday dinner in honor of Pal- Mein S t Thene M Imar. The two daughters o f Mr and For Big Big Food Savings- Prices Slashed $ 0*90 For back-to-school and home sewing Cottons IT T 1 su itings HALr Draperies PRICE SHOES HARTFORD Men’s Work SHIRTS FOR THE FAMILY Men's, Women's Children's $ 1 .00 to $ 5-95 Grey or Blue Chambray Reg $ 99£ 1.39 Many More Wonderful Bargains to Choose From in Every Department EVERYBODY SAVES AT— HARTFORD INSURANCE oee BERNARD EASTMAN Real Estate Insurance Pitone C4 tepre tumo»# mi iMsutiuKi co**»«» NYSSA WE GIVE S & H GREEN ST OREGON *?S Open ’Til 9 P. M. Every Saturday MAtUOfD MOMMI mmi INMMNII1 CMWNW From Sagebrush To 'tas It's a long step from the days when Old Oregon Trail Pioneers cooked and kepi warm with Sagebrush. THE MODERN MEANS OF COOKING AND HEATING IS WITH GAS During the six years the Ideal Gas & Appliance has been in Nyssa, we too have been pioneering! We have been building our business and at the same time teach ing residents of Eastern Oregon and Western Idaho that— rA Dependable Economical The rapid expansion of our firm points to the growing number of SATISFIED CUSTOMERS who depend on our service and the products we sell for their cooking and heating needs. We never install appliances until we have scientifically checked all requirements so that the utmost in efficiency and economy can be enjoyed. We Are Actually Pioneers! W f are continuing to expand our gervice for a vast area. We are building a business that one day will be known as “ One of the Old-1 imers” that kept pace with the growing Inter- mountain area. IDEAL CAS & APPLIANCE Phone 125 14 North 1st