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T H T N Y S S A G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L , N Y S S A . O R E G O N. THTTB S D À Y , JU L Y 31, 19S2
tun last Thursday night at the Mr Beula Gann, deputy secretary.
Tin
:ti ers who were installed
I. O O. F hall at 8. The installing
in. Seburn, noble grand;
officer for the evening was Mrs. Net ver m
tie Bennett, district deputy. .She w.i- Mr V. .ima Horn, vice grand noble;
a . is ted by Mrs Merle Johnson, dep M •. ■: Barth 1 ma, chaplain; Mrs.
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•- anferder, secretary; Mrs.
uty marshall; Mr-. Leona Reeve
Rebekahs Hold In sta llation
nnell, treasurer; Mrs.
leputy warden Mr
I. ui-e \V> r- B r - i e M
nick. deputy chaplain; Mrs. Mey Arlene M rrison warden; Mrs. Syl-
Mrs. Bennett Installing
Burns, installing guardian; Mr- i via Fu x right supporter to noble
O fficer
Murle Johntsn. left
The Rebekahs held their install* Minnie Leuck. deputy trea urer and. grand:
ni ble grand; Mrs. Irene
suppuri
ipporter to vice grand.
Al -ep.
To .mbs, left supporter to
Mr R
v.. p : :
Alma Kingrey. outside
B U S
■ uard and Mrs. Alta Stunz, inside
guard.
Refri iunents were served after
From Nyssa
the installation ceremony.
burial ^Cuics
TRAIIWAYS D E P A R T U R E S
EASTBOUND
3:53 A. M.
*9:05 A. M.
11:15 A. M.
8:18 P. M.
Bridal Shower
W ESTBOUND
5:55 A. M.
M J in O Bretz and Mrs. Allen
jam« vcre h ■ te.v-.es last Thursday
afternoon for a bridal shower in
hon .r 1 f Miss Ldna Hiatt at the
honu ’f Mr James. Miss Hiatt will
be married this week.
Nineteen gue-t- participated in
ganu a . ii Mrs. Harold Sisson and
Mr Alva Goodell winning prizes.
Many 1 >vely gifts were received by
the h nor guest. Refreshments were
erved by the hostesses late in the
afternoon.
12:3» P. M.
';6:30 P. M.
9:00 P. M.
•Local to B o is e
‘ .Local to Weiser
Daily Except Sundays and National Holidays
Mrs. Mari© Thomas, Agent
Phone 217
220 Main St.
is now on
Your Grocers' Shelves
A ENERGY FOOD
Good for all from
Baby to Grandpa
HONEY FOSTER'S HONEY
Old Vintage
Cars May
Limp Into
Our Shop,
But Watch
'em Go After
They Leave It!
O u r Pioneer Special
try some of that really
good
1947 Ford Tudor
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Paramount Ice Cream
She's right — there's none
be^ffcr than our Paramount
Ice Cream!
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Open G a.m. — 12 p.m.
Try Our Home Cooking
HERRIMAN MOTOR CO.
610 Main St.
Used Car Headquarters
Your Ford Dealer
Sweet Shop
Phone 77
Be Sure of
Your Winter Fu el
Stock A Supply
NOW!
Save! Fuel Prices
Are Lower
Now!
w NYSSA ELEVATOR
Sbttw. &
We
H ave
Adequate Supply in Stock For
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson en
tertained with a dinner party on the
lawn at their home Monday evening
honoring Mr. Wilson’s father. Rev.
E. J Wilson of Homedale on the
occasion of his birthday. Additional
guests were Mrs. E J Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shaw, Larry and
Donnie.
g,_.;.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones were host
and hostess to members of their Mr
and Mrs. Bridge club Saturday night
at their home High score prize win-
ners were Mrs. Tom Eldredge and
C. A. Mally.
Golden Wedding
Celebrated At
Big Bend Sunday-
Mrs. Be--ie Bi a
L ise were
Wednesday guests a: the W F Find-
Ung home In the evening the three
ladies went to the country club in
Payette for dinner and after dinner
they visited with Lulu Fraser who
has been ill for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quigley and
Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford of Par
ma attended the Boise-Ogden base
ball game at Boi-e Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. H’hitey Skubal, Sirs.
Esther Hieter and daughter. Maxine,
and Geoorge Rcitcnba igh spent five
days last week on a fishing trip on
the Lohstine River uear J seph. Mrs.
! Hieter and Maxine also continued ori
to visit Mrs. Hieter’s sisters at Koos-
kia, Ida. and Clarkston, Wash , and
her brothers at Grangeville and
Cottonwood. Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Russell of Los
Angeles arrived Saturday for a
week’s visit at the home of Mr. Rus
sell’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. James Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rudelick plan
- Mr. and Mrs. M. Peterson and Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Chadwick and family
of Nampa were dinner guests Sun
day at the Grant Peterson home at
Grandview.
Big Bend — About 100 relatives,
friends and neighbors gathered at
the Community house in Parma
Sunday afternoon to help celebrate
the Golden Wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newton of Big
Bend, who were married July 2i,
1902 at Dead Ox Flat.
.;._.;.
An appropriate program was ar
ranged by a daughter-in-law, Mrs.
GETTING \( ({TA IN TE D
OSCAR ELLIOTT, checking gro Eunice Newton and carried out by
cery o:
JOHNNIE GODDARD their children and grandchildren.
looking i .er rival farm tractor . . . Following instrumental music and
BOB WILSON, talking over Cham singing, a brief history of the wed
ber of Ci amerce business . . . MRS. ding and Mr. and Mrs. Newton’s
HAROLD
BRENDLE.
managing early wedding life and a reading
store in absence of husband . . . I were given by Mr. Newton’s aunt, I
CLIFFORD MINK, paying visit to j Mrs. C. B. Ross of Parma.
A huge wedding cake was cut and
(.FO RG E,
KICHNFR reporting illness of CARL served by their two daughters, Mrs.
BARCLAY .
MAX LONG, shovel- j Stella Belknap and Mrs. Frances
to pit blower . . . ED Muntjewerff. Mrs. Ross and Mrs.
CASE
ting killing of big Jesse Newton poured the coffee, ami
rattler rt utly . . MRS. W ILLIAM Mrs. Rosco Harris and Miss Helen
LEMON, hosting birthday party for j Usadel served punch. Mrs. George
young
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JACK CHURCH, Bartshe had charge of the guest
■ COBB COBBLEY, preparing spec- I book and two granddaughters, Mrs.
iaLs for the Saturday trade . . . Shirley Newton Jennings and Marie
W. K. WAHLERT, treating new ac Muntjewerff had charge of the gift
table.
quaintance to cup of coffee.
Among others present were their
four children. Mrs. Stella Belknap
and family of Payette, Mrs. Francis
"W ish I could
Muntjewerff and family of Joseph,
Ted Newton and family of Joseph
think of some
and Bert Newton, who lives at home
Also present were seven grandchild
thing good to
ren, Marie and Gary Muntjewerff.
Shirley Newton Jennings and Eddie
eat"
Newton of Joseph, Ore., Howard
Belknap and family of Craigmont,
Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Belk-
knap of Burns, Mrs. Bill Hellinga
and family of Payette.
Mrs. Ruth Vance of Portland and
Mrs. Esther Wells of Payette .sisters
of Mr. Newton, and Jesse Newton of
Payetite, a brother, who attended the
wedding 50 years ago, were present
at the celebration Sunday.
New Honey
FO ST E R S C L O V E R K IST
$ 625
Birthday Dinner Party
Im m ed ite
WE WANT
YOUR CAR
Nyssa, Oregon Gate City to Oregon
On The Old Oregon Trail
W e take this opportunity to express our tribute to
those pioneers who made the initial sacrifice. Their
desires to open the west made it possible for us to have
a successful feed business in the Gate City of Oregon.
Milk Chow
D <5, F Chow
Protena
Calf Startena
Dairy Supplies
Dairymen
Cattle Checkers
and
Grain Supplements
before it is
TOO
LATE
Your Cooling System is as
vital to the operation of your
car as the Brakes or Motor.
Pressure - Purging
is
the
newest approved method of
cleansing the Radiator and
S tock »* * '
Water Jackets of the Block.
Chick Startena
Growena
Layena
Grain Supplements
and
Poultry Supplies
It is our desire to continue
to pioneer and develop this
country and also the feed
business.
PRESSURE-PURGE
• SAVES GAS
• SAVES MOTOR WIAR
W E IN V IT E TH E
P R E S E N T P IO N E E R S
TO T R Y O U R
F E E D S & S U P P L IE S
The entire Purge takes less
than thirty miuuter.
Towne Garage
Nyssa, Oregon
218 Main St.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson spent
three days over the week-end in
Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight \yyckoff
accompanied them back to Boise
Wednesday evening to hear Frankie i
Carle and his orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvel L. Child and
family and Gail Flinders are enjoy-
I ing a ten-day camping and fishing
trip to Northern Idaho on Alturas
Lake and vicinity.
Rev. and Mrs. Sydney Walker of
Gold Beach, Ore. came Tuesday
evening to spend several days visit
ing their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Walker and children
m Nyssa. The latter’s son, Sydney,
who had spent two months with his
grandparents at Gold Beach, re-
j turned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones visited
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nevins of Ontario
Sunday.
Mrs. .Evan Tobler’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B L. Cunningham of
Crawfordsville, Indiana left Tues
day morning to return to their home
after a three weeks’ visit at the Tob-
ler home They plan to visit another
daughter at Nashville, Tenn. and a
son In Kentucky, enroute home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Terhune spent
three days recently visiting friends,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coleman and
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Coleman at En
terprise and Joseph, Oregon. Mary
Terhune remained with Pauline
Russell while her parents were away.
Mr. anil Mrs. Orin Sumner and
>on spent last Wednesday at McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney, Mr.
and Mrs Ben Storm and Mr. and
Mrs. Uel Alsup were on a fishing trip
on Malheur River Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ace Roberts of Sun
set Valley, Mr. and Mrs. John Potter
and Mr. and Mrs. George Daley en
joyed a picnic at Weiser Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Itrown of Caldwell and
1852 100th ANNIVERSARY 1952
OREGON TRAIL
Phone »8
Tobler's Feed and Fuel, Inc.
Nyssa, Oregon
PHONE 2G
N YS S A
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Yes...
We ieel that we are
Pioneers, too!
Especially In
the
IMPLEMENT
BUSINESS
In This
Locality
Delivery
LUMP, STOVE, NUT &
OIL-TREATED SLACK
W e bought an implement business in Caldwell, Idaho in 1928—
then sold out and bought the only Implement business in Ontario,
which was
STARTED IN 1901
KING COAL
In Emergency, Call
Us!
IT'S CLEANER BECAUSE IT'S WASHED
When illness strikes and
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BY MR IRWIN TROXELL
The home owner who stocks up now g u a ra n t e e s his winter
comfort, and save«!
medicine must be admin
SAVE AT SUMMER LOW PRICES
your prescription to us.
CALL TODAY 42
fully and in the shortest
istered
quickly,
TH E JO H N D E E R E LIN E
HAS BEEN IN MALHEUR COUNTY
FOR MORE THAN 50 Y E A R S
and for several year» we had the only Implement Stores
In Vale and Nyssa.
So we are Pioneers in all of the Three Largest Towns
In Malheur County.
bring
W e ’ll compound it care
time possible.
NYSSA ELEVATOR
Nyssa
Phone
Call la or
rn o N K
Owyhee Drug Co.
Hollingsworths’, Inc.
605
Main
St
Phone t42
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