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P A G E THIRTEEN THE N Y S S A G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L. N Y S S A . OREGON. TH U R SD A Y . OCTOBER 30. 1952 Apple Valley Activities Mrs. 6hrrnà*n W IL-*>n Phone Farm* 21 M4 Mr and Mrs Ja.-k Raney have sold their place to Mr and Mrs J L. Banta of Adrian, and have moved to Parma Mr and Mrs Banta have moved Unto their new home The Jack Raneys were guests of ^ W IN TER! tr It won't be long now .. so b rin g in your c o r fo r c o m p le t* winter service" I • Chans* *N • lu b ric a ta « b a t t is • C h t c k battary • Im p a c t c a a lln g tytfaat • In tta ll " P r t t t a n a " a a ll-fr a a s * honor at several affairs, prior to ' '■htlr having Apple Valley Thurs day morning, several ladies dropped m for coffee and donuts with Mr- fiAiiey Among those attending were Mesdames Jack Reed, Orley Smith and Beverly. J E Sommars, Clar ence Friftts, Archie Brenneman, Al vin Hill, John Moran. Floyd Som mars, Lonna Mae Lewis, Severt Fox and Butch, and Olive Schritter. Mrs. J. L. Banta came as the ladies were leaving, so was able to meet several of her new neighbors. Mr and Mrs. Jack Raney enter tained their Mr and Mrs. Pinochle club of Adrian Thursday night with three tables in play. Monday evening. Mrs Lenna Mae Lewis, Jess Hammock, and Mr and Mrs Jack Reed came in for an even- DANCE At per gallon THE BARN Every Saturday Night YOU’RE SET . . . Parma, Ida. Vi mi. Ea. on Highway 20 YOU’RE SAFE . . . YOU’RE SUREI One Shot Lasts All Winter! Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Adjusted end Repaired Towne Garage Nyssa, O rrfu n 218 M ain St. Dr. A. T. Bradbury Tuesday. November 25 Phone 41 P A R M A H O TE L P A R M A , ID A H O Roise O f fire : Sonna H ldf. 252 Dial 3-7011 FREE Pre-Christmas SPECIAL ONE DOZEN PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS FREE W ith Each One Doaen Photographs Offer Good Until November 15 Only SCHOEN PORTRAITS Vi 114 South 3rd St. Block South of the City Hall Nyssa, Oregon Phone 227-J cittyem hip down, DE SURE TO On Tuesday, Nov. 4, for Benefit of Those Voters Within the City Limits of Nyssa Who Do Not Have Transportation, We Will Have a Car Available to Take Them To and From the Polls. ng of cards with Mr and Mrs. Ja«.k Mrs Severt F x there to pUy Rwuey Que-ts for -everal days la.-? week Mr- Mary Lind-ay and daughter at the Clayton Butcher h. 'me m- II M D \ ol CresweU. Oregon, viMtexi Wed N II V, ■ nesday at the Gene Honey home and II Birthuav Partv Hold with their uncle and brotner-in-laa and Claude Hinkley of Cottonwood, Birthday party held at the Coun Idaho Mr *:.d Mr- Flunk Camp Jim Lane try Club near Payette w.i- n ! : -nor Andrew Nelson, son of Mr. and bell of Clarkslon. Idaho, and Mr of John Carver Tuesday evening. Mr' Herb Nelson, lu hail to have and M: Lovell Morrow >f Seattle Those attending with Mr ar.,1 Mrs W rd has been received that Mi.->s Carver were Mr and M h.s leg put m a cast, where it will .1 :: \\ .11- will be for several week' This is the Minii.e Leigh, wlvo lived here years 131 ns of Ontario and Mr and Mr.. result of the recurrance of an old ago and is a si-ter of J N Leigh, Joe Bellon underwent a serious operation Mon -j._.;. Injury. Mr. and Mrs Marvin Jackson of day morning in Eugene. Oregon, and Tuesday Bridge Club Tuesday bridge club met at the Bridal Veil. Oregon, and Stanley l .- m a critical condition M. Leigh h>me of Mr- Clifford M : : l.i-t Jackson of Portland, spent the week is 86 years of age Mr. and Mrs Dick Barnes of Bo.se week. Winners were Mr LI yd end at the Conley Wilson home and hunted pheasant' in Oregon Fri were overnight guests Saturday Lewis, high; Mr- Phyllis CV u-.sil, day evening, the guests from Ore-- night a; the Jack Reed home Sun second, and M r' Duane Alters, gon, Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson, and day dinner guests included Mr and traveling. Mr and Mrs. Conley Wilson had Mrs. Barnes and their daughter, Gary Micheál Wieneke steak dinners at the Duchess in Par Mrs. Jack Numbers. ma. and Saturday evening, both the A Cub pack meeting will be held, Celebrates Birthday Gary Micheál Wieneke celebrated Wilson and Jackson families and Thursday. Nov. 6. at the Community Mr and Mrs. Landis Dutro of Nam House in Parma at 7 30 All Cubs his 8th birthday Saturday week at pa enjoyed a pheasant supper at and their parents are urged to at the home of his parents, Mr and; the Conley Wilson home. tend. Also any boy interested in be Mrs. Ward Wieneke Twelve bo\ - at- , tended the movie and then returned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Mil ing a Cub is a-ked to bring hi' par to the Wieneke h ime for reiresh- ler and Mr and Mrs. John Miller ents and come. mnts. Gary received main nice gifts. and family were visitors at the Jack Severt Fox was surprised Monday Games were played during the and Conley Wilson homes. evening of last week when several evening by the 11 guest- present. | Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cox rf friends dropped in to help him cele Prize winners were Mr- FI >yd Hale. Cody. Wyx>., are visiting this week brate his birthday a day late Those Mi.-e; Pat Barclay, Mr Walter Ross, with Mr. and Mrs j d Goomg arriving were Mr. and Mrs Wendell aixl Miss Janice Lewis. Cottier of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs Vere Haille. Charles McFarlin of Notu- and Mr. A hell box is a printer's waste Timothy Miller and Christy Gol- and Mrs. DeLoyd Schimmels bin, used for damaged type. e;c son of Ainsworth, Nebr . left Monday Any errors this week by this re after visiting the pa>t week with Mr De Soto was buried under the bed ! i and Mrs. Walter Iiams, Jr. and fam porter, will blamed onto the fact ily Mr Miller is a brother and Mr. that she hasn't recovered from the of the Mississippi river surprise of her husband winning the Golson, a cousin of Mrs. Iiams. A sophism t- a faLe argument in electric blanket at the junior carni Sunday dinner guests at the Severt val Saturday night. Thanks, juniors, tentionally used to deceive Fox home included Mr. and Mrs. for having such a lovely raffle prize Charles McFarlin and family of remembered by many, underwent a Mrs. Grace Paul and son. Brice, of ! serious operation at Kt Alphonsus Notus, Mr. and Mrs Deloyd Schim- mels and family. Miss Beverly Fox Tracy, California, visited Saturday hospital in Boise Tuesday m -ruing. and her cousin. Dale Babbitt of and Sunday at the J. N. Leigh home. Sunday, a family reunion was held Boise. Mrs Ella Stephens left for Port- at the Leigh home in honor of Mrs. ! land Saturday evening, where she Grace Paul and son w’lth 29 present. will visit her son. Halton and family. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hap Mrs. Edith Tegerstrand of Port Norman o f Unity, Oregon. Mrs Bill land. Mrs. Ahce Gauntlett of Coquil- Norman and two daughters of Nyssa. Optometrist le, Oregon, and Mrs. Sara Miller Mr. and Mrs. Percy Norman and were Sunday dinner guests at the Mrs. Jessie Scanlon of New Ply Eyes Examined home of Mrs Elsie Robinson and mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norman. Mrs. Nellie Norman, and Mrs Dick Oertrude Hicks P h o n e 9-2312 Mrs. Tegerstrand and Mrs. Gaunt Norman o f Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs 718 Arthur St. lett were Saturday dinner guests at Noble Scanlon and son, Jim, and the home of Mr and Mrs. Jack friend of Nampa, Mrs. Bertha Mor- i C a ld w e ll, Idaho Reed and overnight guests at the ris of Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leigh and family, and Mr. and Mrs j home o f Mr and Mrs Howard Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn have i Cecil Leigh and Beulah. sold their place and moved to Nyssa. I Rev. and Mrs. George W Geefey Mr and Mrs Atkins of Portland j of Phoenix, Arlz., are visiting in the j Attention! visited last week at the home of j Gene Honey home. Rev. Geefey is | _________ _____________ * t « r their niece and family. Mr and Mrs. j holding a series of meeting at the Robert Pearey. Assembly of God church in Nyssa. WSCS meets Wednesday, Nov. 5. Mrs. Geefey is a sister of Mrs. at the home of Luella Brenneman. | Honey. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Leigh of Mr and Mrs. George Griffin are j Fall Creek, Aregon, arrived Monday having a well dug a.t their house. Mr for a short visit with his parents, Driscoll of Lett ha is doing the work. ! Mr and Mrs. J. N Leigh, and his John Griffin, borther of George | brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. | Griffin, who lived in Apple Valley Wo feature tho Cecil Leigh. for quite a long time and will be Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowman of Ashton, Idaho. Mr and Mrs. Dick Nedrow of Nampa, and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rogers of Roswell visited at the Earl Boston home Wednesday afternoon. Special Blanket Mr. and Mrs. Chris Melvedt of Boise were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed. Liab ility Policy Mr. and Mrs. Phil Morford, who have been living on the King place, RENSTROM have moved to California. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barnes of Boise, In su ra nce A g e n c y and their daughter, Mrs. Jack Num bers, Mrs. Bertha Morris of Parma. Mrs. Alice Gauntlatt of Coquille S tro n g C a p ita l Mrs. Edith Tegerstrand of Portland, S to c k P ro te ctio n Oregon, and Mrs. Menbor Leigh and children of Parma were visitors at the J N. Leigh home Sunday after noon. A Saturday night canasta party was held at the DeLoyd Schimmels home with Mr and Mrs. Charles Mc Farlin of Notus, Mr. and Mrs. Wen- M orta l E lite s Coleman automatic oil heater with 3 extras Make* and moves heat through 3 to 4 rooms. Dependable heating performance with Low Draft B u r n e r — Big Heat Exchanger — Direction a ire Blower - other Cole man features. i l Z y '/ m DR. C.W. CRAVES Your golden oppor tunity to buy the fam ous Coleman heat-making, fuel- saving features at far less than you'd e\er expect. 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