Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, October 16, 1952, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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    the n yssa g ate
P a g e fo u r
burial Activities
G arden Club Entertains
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jo u r n a l , n y ssa .
Handy Hints
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Tuesday Club Meets
O r e g o n . T h u r s d a y . O c t o b e r
Ingebritsens Entertain
Mr. and Mr». Mel Ingebritsen en­
tertained at a pinochle party Satur­
day night at their home. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rittif
of Ontario. Mr and Mrs Harry An­
derson, and Mr. and Mrs Murl Lan­
caster.
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Hendricks of Nyssa and Mrs Van of Lois Wilson where they spent the Mamie Baker won h
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Haueter of Vale who served one evening playing games. Other hos- Games were P“ > • chlJd wlnnln_
year each; Mrs Dolkort Hooper t e a t i were Margaret Bates
and ternoon *--h * n z f winners were
Jfyssa, who served on the board two Betty Lou Smith.
head prt«-
N £ by Mrs. Parley
years; Mrs. l* ra n Sin«. Omano.
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a m Hammon.
who Mrved three year* and Mr. H o n o r e d On B irthday
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^ L e n t s were served. Mrs.
John S e\e«e, Nyeaa, 4 years
, MlSs Gloria Ann oonyer. daugh - 1
*and M‘r. Swenson were prem­
A gift of appreciation wa* given ier of Mr and Mrs. Leo 0< nyer was
gifts.
to each. R*frest*»*r.L were served Ignored on her 12th birthday at a
o* mrtikaert of the preeiaeirw
dinaier given after school Monday]
HnnnrpH
bv her parents. The 12 guests play- A. G. Sutleff H o n o r e d
♦ —♦
•d games during the early evening
Mrs A G . Sutleff **
of h . r
Surprise P arty Given
Gloria Ann received many lovely a birthday dinner in h
For K e ith a Strasbaugh
husband Sunday evening of last
Keitha Strasbaugh wa* honored at gifts
week. Guests Included Mr and Mrs.
a surprise birthday party grvan Sat­
Barney Wilson, Mr and Mrs Dwight
urday evening Twenty of her friends B irthday Club
Wyckoff. Mr. and Mrs. Huston Wil­
helped her celebrate her lith birth­
son and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Honors
Members
day. The group started from the
Mrs. Leo Child and Mrs. A. C. I Richey.
home of Mary Ann Alford. There
The home of Mrs Maurice J. Judd
Mrs. C. A Mally entertained her
was the scene of a luncheon set for Tuesday Bridge club at her home.
40 Tuesday afternoon, when the Guests In attendance were Mr- Ken-
Nyssa A. N. K Garden club enter- neth Cottle. Mrs. Glra Billinjs; Mr
M. Moncur Honored
tamed the Ontario Oarden club. Henry H anley and Mrs Frank Mor­
Mark Moncur was honored on hie
Mrs Max Dunaway, of Boston. Mass . gan Prises were won by Mrs Hart­
birthday Thursday evening at his
was also a guest at the meeting Af­ ley. first, and Mrs Morgan second.
home. Ouest* invited to help cele­
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ter the luncheon, the group viewed
brate the event were Mr. and Mrs.
the many chrysanthemums in Mrs. j N orland-H etrick Nuptials
Having trouble with hens roosting Glenn Shark, of Parma, Mr and
Gladioli
in
hues
of
orchid
and
yel­
Judd's garden.
■ water'fountains, or self feeders? Mrs. Bob Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs.
Discussion of plans being set for low decked the arch and candelab- Then try this Handy Hint: Suspend
a bolt— (a heavy nut, hoop, or piece Delbert Hooper and Mr. and Mrs.
the Malheur district meeting to be low decked the arch and
Ted Dick, of Apple Valley Mrs Mon­
held at the Moore hotel Oct 24 was rum of the Golden Gate Baptist of metal will d o )— from the ceiling
led by Mrs Bud Wilson. The coming church of Wilder Thursday, Oct 9 a: until it hangs like a plumb bob di­ cur served refreshments to the well- they had refreshments and Miss
werf 1 1 0 r d
e'it^
a “ The u 6 Naval Academy was
rectly over the fountain.
wishers and the evening was spent Strasbaugh opened her gifts. The b irtM e y party
given Friday after- ,
event is scheduled to convene at 10 ding nuptials of Miss Lee Hetrick,
When
a
hen
tries
to
fly
up
on
top
in
playing
bingo.
founded in 1845.
a. m. for a work shop Featured daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Het­ of the fountain, she bumps into the
group went from there to the home noon at the home of Mrs. Child. Mr.«.
rick
of
Wilder,
and
Lester
Norland,
speaker will be Mrs. L W Franks,
ht— and aha’a promptly dis­
of Redmond, state president of fed­ son of Mrs. Martha Norland or Par­ couraged. She won’t hold her perch Prim ary Stake Board
ma. Rev John Siemers offlcated at lor even if she gets a foothold, b»*
erated Garden clubs of Oregon.
Members Honored
cause of the swinging weight.
On the program of the afternoon. the ceremony.
The Nyssa stake primary board
Given In marriage by her father, Earn, of Whiter, wore a gown of entertained in honor of five of their
Mrs. Frank Morgan told the group
of the gardens and other beauty the bride was attired in a gown of blue satin with white net overskirt, i out-going members at a party Mon­
spots of England, Scotland and var- white satin trimmed in imported They all carried nosegays of yellow day evening in the L. D. S. stake
io u s countries on the continent she 1 Chantilly lace. Her finger-tip length and white carnations.
house. Honored were Mrs. Alma
had seen on her trip to Europe last veil was also of imported French
Performing the duties of the best- |
Chantilly
lace.
She
carried
a
bou­
summer.
man was Daniel Norland and acting
quet of white carnations encircling
as ushers were Arthur Norland. Pal­
red
rose
buds.
Rebekahs To Have
mer and Roger Norland, all brothers
Matron of honor was Mrs. Jack of the groom.
Sale Oct. 24-25
The Kebekan lodge will have a Coles, cousin of the bride, wearing
Rmgbearers were Christy Karn
rummage sale to be held at the front a gown of burgundy satin brocade
part of the new Ben Franklin store and carrying a bouquet of variagated arid Rocky Ware, both aged three.
Why wait for the big
white formal with
on Main Street Friday and Satur- carnations with long satin stream -1 c
a
.
. .
. k | rush when cold
net
overskirt,
caught
up
with
pink
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day, Oct. 24-25. It Is to start at 10 ers. Bridesmaids, Miss Jai Hall, of
weather comes? Let
rose buds. Rocky was attired in a
a. m. on both days.
Boise, wore a gown of burgundy
us
winter-service
blue
dress
suit
with
white
satin
Anyone wishing to donate to the satin brocade; Miss Dorothy Bridge-
your car today . . .
0
sale Is asked to contact Mrs. O. dale, o f Caldwell, wore a gown of shirt.
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and avoid delay!
Soloist was the bride's sister, Mrs.
Gann, chairman of the event.
yellow satin brocade; and Mrs. Glen
Delbert Ware, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Joyce Karn.
Oil change
For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs.
Hetrick chose a gown of navy blue
Lubrication
nylon and wore a corsage of talis­
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man rosebuds. The bridegrooms
Cooling
mother wore a corsage of talisman
system check
rosebuds on a gown of teal blue.
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Assisting at the reception were
"Prestone”
Mr- Joe Stephen and Mrs. O. M.
anti-freeze
Lea veil, pouring; and Mrs. Eugene
Stephen, cutting the cake. Five aunts
of the bride, Mrs. James Karn, Mrs.
Charles Karn, Mrs. W. E. Mills, Mrs.
John Batt and Mrs. J. Otis Vance,
assisted at the gift table and in the
No "b o il away”
kitchen along with Mrs. Albert Ap­
worries— even dur­
plegate, Mrs. Andy Brewer, Mrs.
ing warm spells.
Clarance Carlson and Mrs. Ray
Pedan.
There were 150 present of which
One Shot Lasts All Winter!
the out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. James Stephens, Sr.. Nys­
sa; Mr. and Mrs. Sid Walker, Nyssa,
and Mrs. Grover Findley, of Mad­
ras, Ore., sister of the groom.
Phone 76
The bride graduated from Wilder
high school, where she was a mem­
ber of the band, yell leader and par­
ticipated in -chool plays. The groom
What do you mean — the oil industry has developed
graduated from Parma high school,
where he was captain of the foot­
something besides grease to keep a car quiet?"
ball team. He was in the U. S. army
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until Aug. 20.
Everything from adhesive on tape to the fibers of your
After their wedding trip to Cali­
finest stockings now conies from petroleum. Standard
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Norland w.ll
make their home northwest of Wil­
alone makes more than 1100 petroleum products
der,
where he is engaged in farm­
from the same kinds of crude that used to produce
ing.
only a dozen or so. That's progress!
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the I
rush l
BEAT
Seed Growers
We are eligible to clean and store alfalfa
and red clover seed for the government
Let us help you
through the red tape and
get your money as soon
as possible.
Get it now!
Powell Service
Dessert Seed Co.
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 132
For
Mr. and Mrs. Club Meets
Your P ro g re ss a n d O il P rogress G o H and in H a n d
O il P r o g re ss W e e k -O c t. 12 to 18
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lewis enter­
tained the Mr and Mrs. Club av
their home last Wednesday night.
Prizes were won by Warren Fanner
and Mrs. Ward Wieneke. Mrs. Stan
Newman was their only guest.
STANDARD O IL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
plana ahead to serve you better
KEEP TAXES DOWN!
KEEP
COSTS
O F IIV IH 6
DOWN!
Vote 319 x NO
O N TMI MOTOR CARRIER HIGHW AY TRANSPORTATION ACT
this
is > MEASURE to INCREASE TAXES!
• E verything you buy is handled by trucks at some time, and increased
truck taxes will increase your daily costs of living!
JOB PRINTING
It's
The Gate City Journal
where your printed matter is given special
attention — where you are able to see just
what your special forms will look like —
where efficiency and promptness take pre­
cedence over profits.
New Equipment
being installed gives your local printing firm
a better opportunity to quote reasonable prices
on anything that's printed.
W e Are Here To Serve You
• Increases apply to all m otor vehicles of all sizes!
• Taxes on large common carriers, large private carriers and large
logging trucks are increased approxim ately 35!t on mileage.
A n d ...
Taxes on logging and dump trucks classified on flat fee option would
be increased 50%!
KNOW THE TRUTH! VOTE 319 X NO!
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