Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 20, 1952, Image 10

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1932
D'jena Vista
Mrs. Alva Goodell
Phone Ofift-Kl
ui Hill
an
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till., week.
Alva O > dell left Sunday for Port-
i Paetfle
Su;>i mi > 111 . the fir t three days
aim a n* -etit.,4 f the a ^oodation of
Ci.ur.'
u.'ta i|f the >tate the lat­
ter part of the week.
Mi and Mi- Willi Bertram. Mr.
ind Mr.
and Mr- Alva Goodell were guests
. Saturday
evening '■» help the Adams celebrate
their wedding anniversary. Cards
were in play.
Mr Edward Topliff was hostess
to the Out Our Way Club at her
home Thursday afternoon. Seven
members answered roll call with
"What I want for Christinas.” Elec­
tion ( f officei wa held with Mrs.
Eugene Cleaver chosen p r e se n t;
Mr Jim Ritchie, vice president;
Mrs. Olen Hoffman, secretary, Mrs.
George Cleaver, treasurer. Mrs. Les­
ter Cleaver, welfare chairman; Mrs.
Maned Bishop, game chairman, and
Mr- Alva Goodell, news reporter.
Refreshments were served The next
meeting, the annual Christmas
FOR YOUR PLUMBTNG
NEEDS
Bath Sets, Water Heaters
and Pressure Systems
Call
J. C. S M I T H
13 Years In Nyssa
Phone 78-J
C- -v ■
party, will be held at the t e -.er
CU-iver h >me, D- 11
Mr and Mrs. Ward Lundy, Sr .
had as their dinner gue- - - Sunday.
Mr. and M
R- t • • Run rn md
ch.ldren and Mr and Mrs. Leonard
Phillips and family.
Mr. and Mr Ward Lundy, Jr,
and boys were dinner gue-t.s Sunday
at the John Bowen home at Vale.
Mrs. Alva Goodell and Alva Good­
ell. Jr, were Sunday dinner guests
at the Henry Estnck home m Merid­
ian.
Mrs. Le-.ter Cleaver and Mrs. Man-
cil BLhcp entertained with a birth­
day party at the Cleaver home Sun­
day honor.ng Su in Cleaver, Lor­
raine and Jimmie Bi hop Twenty-
six little gue-ts attended. Gifts were
presented the honor guests and ap­
propriate refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. George Vaughn of
New Plymouth were guests for din­
ner Sunday at the James Stephen,
Jr. home
Larry Stephen, small son of Mr.
and Mrs James Stephen, Jr., has
i<>ent the past several days in bed
after sus-taining a concussion from a
fall on the living room floor.
Mi. and Mrs Edward Topliff en­
tertained with dinner Sunday for
Mr and Mrs Bill Gregg and chil­
dren.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Topliff were
guests for dinner Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Goodell near
Vale.
Clinton Simpson left last week
for a visit in Utah.
Mr and Mrs. S B Hoffman left
for North Bend to visit Mr and Mr -.
David Highland and to meet their
now son. Mark Dudley. They also
plan to visit Mr Hoffman's sitser
in Susanville, Calif
Mrs. Jim Ritchie attended a tea
Thursday evening for the Future
Homemakers of America and their
mothers.
Mr. and Mrs LaVern Cleaver and
Alan spent Sunday at the John Bow­
en home.
If You W ant Any
PMA ASSISTANCE
Contact
Community Committeeman
FRANK SHERWOOD
Entertains Thursday Club
Mr John OLen was ho.-te.ss to
her Thursday afternoon bridge club
w. h Mr- Ji t- Cundall a Kumt
player. Mrs. Warren Farmer was
high score prize winner and Mrs.
Cundall, low.
The Week's Na Acres News
Farmerettes Club
NOV. 24 — 6 10 P.M.
Those who arrived last week to
attend the funeral services for F ., Payette county.
Mr and Mr- Davidson of Parma Wed. Pinochle Club
C. Fry, were Mrs. Lela Quirk c! San
Fernando, CaJif., a sifter who came were caller at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Carl Seburn was hostess to
Friday and returned to her home Mrs. George Smit Monday after­ members of her Wednesday after­
Monday evening; Mrs. Flossie More- noon.
noon pinoohle club last week at the
hou.se and Mr- Ruby Buckingham
Martha Goodman of Nampa. home of Mrs. Walter Fox
ind daughter of Terry. Mont., who Charles Robinson of Nampa. Mrs.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harry
left Tuesday, and John and Vera Victor Waterman of Beaumont. Ida., Kingrey, Mrs. Nettie Bennett, Mrs.
Lee Fry, son and daughter of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. A. J Schrock John Barnett and Mrs. Wilma Os-
Fry from Detroit and Kalamazoo, of Boise were here Monday to at­ trom.
Mich.
tend the funeral of Mr. Fry.
Roger Jenkins was a visitor at
On Saturday. Mrs. Fry received Sixth Wedding Anniversary
the home of his brother and family, word that a brother of Mr. Schrock
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans enter­
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jenkins and had been killed in an automobile tained friends in celebration of their
-ons of New Plymouth.
accident in Payette county. Mrs. sixth wedding anniversary at din­
Mrs. George Smit and Jake Smit S ch ro ck and Mrs Fry are sisters.
ner Saturday evening. Bingo was
attended the community concert in
played for entertainment later in
Ontario Wednesday evening ol last I
the evening
veek.
*_+
Holgate and Playskool
Mr and Mrs. Roy Hoff and chil- j
Birthday Dinner Sunday
dren of Nyssa were Sunday guests cy
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A birthday dinner was held at the
at the M. C. Seuell home.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cart­
Mr and Mrs. J. L. Walker and Golden Anniversary
wright in honor of their sons, Dar­
Mr and Mrs John K Griffith« rell and Lloyd, and Mrs. George
family of Seattle, visited in the
For children to 8-years
at Nyssa observed their 50th wed­ Cartwright of Adrian, Sunday even­
Ralph Baxter inane last week.
ding
anniversary
at
their
home
last
ing. Guasts were G. Cartwright and
Mr. and Mrs Gerrlt St am of
NOW ARRIVING DAILY
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cartwright of
Nyssa visited at the George Smit week
t —+
Big Bend.
home Sunday afternoon.
Clarence Morehouse of Kalispell, Monday Afternoon Club
The Monday afternoon bridge Surprise Party Staged
Mont., arrived Tuesday at the Fry
home. He and Mary Jo Jenkins club was entertained this week by
The Young Adults league of the
drove to Boise Tuesday evening Mrs. Dick Tensen Mrs. John Olsen.1 Methodist church surprised Cliff
where they visited at the home of guest player, won high score prize Main at a party held at his home
her aunt and his sister, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, low.
Friday evening in celebration of his
•5*—❖
A. J. Schrook and family. On Wed­
birthday. Refreshments were served
nesday, Mr Morehouse drove to Turkey Dinner
by the group and games were play­
Mr. and Mrs. Glea Billings enter­ ed.
Cheney, Wash., taking Mary Jo back
tained
their
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bridge
to her school there.
Gift of a hunting knife was pre­
Mrs. George Smit attended the club with a turkey dinner and bridge sented to Mr Main.
funeral servi es for Mrs. Van Zelf party Friday evening at their heme.
Headquarters for Shower Gifts
Guests of the club were Mr. and ¡
In Ontario Saturday morning.
WSCS Met Nov. 6
Mrs.
Tip
Powers
of
Ontario
Heights.!
Mr. and Mrs. J T. Martin had
Women’s Society of Christian Ser­
M No. 3rd St.
Phone 301
Warren Farmer was high score
as their guest last week. Prank
vice of the Methodist church met at
prize
winner
at
bridge
and
Mrs.
Fischer of Beth.aida, Md. They had
the home of Mrs. J. R. Cundall for
not seen their friend for about Ward Wier.-ke, second high.
40 years.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Seuell left Mallvs Hosts at Bridge
Sunday morning for Pocatello where! Members cf the Mr and Mrs. Sat­
they will attend the State Farm urday nig'ht bridge club and guests,
Mrs. Jessie Morgan and Ren Camp­
bell were entertained last week at
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Savage vis-.ted the home of Mr and Mrs. C A.
Sunday evening at the Lester Clea­
Mally.
ver home.
Prize winners were Mrs. Clyde
Carol Lundy was a Sunday night
Snider and Mr Mally.
guest of Glenda Hammond.
RuHo and Junius Tanner accom­
panied Russell Sorensen to Burley
over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day spent
Sunday at the Howard Day home.
Mr. aaid Mrs. Guy Tanner were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Ellis Horn home.
Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and girls
$$
$$
were visitors- in Wei.ser Saturday.
NAME
Theron Simpson, who recently re­
This coupon good for
turned from Korea, spent the past
9
a.
m.—8:30
p.
m.
week visiting at the home of his
ADDRESS ____
uncle, Wayne Simpson and family
Mr and Mrs. Guy Tanner visited
CITY
Mr. Alta Pekkala an Ontario, Mon­
Wilson Bros.
To each new member
day evening.
Guy Tanner returned with an elk
PHONE NO.
Dept.
Store
of our food plan
instead of Guy Fanner as reported
I am interested in your food plan. Please have food
last week.
Sponsored by-
Mr- John Cleaver of Iowa and
consultant No. 7 contact me. No Obligation.
Offer good until Dec. 30, 1952.
Mrs Mangus Ekanger were dinner
Methodist
WSCS
guests at the George Cleaver home
Tuesday.
M ortal :X ntcs
Educational Toys
Take Advantage of our Lay-away
Plan for Your Christmas Buying
The Stork Shop
WOULD YOU ??
BAZAAR
1— Like to save up to 30c on the food dollar???
2— Like to find out the interesting facts about the new FOOD
CLUB PLAN??
3— Find out how to serve better meals for LESS MONEY?
4— Fill in coupon below and mail to box Q the Gate City Journal,
Nyssa, Ore.
$ 5.00 $
WEEK-END
VALUES
At Everybody's
LADIES’
LADIES’ & MISSES’
NUSUEDE
WINTER
COATS
OXFORDS
S is e s 12-18
Reg $14 !>5
GREAT GOIN
• C re|>e S o le
• S o m e S ty le s
w ith F la p *
• G re e n . G re y ,
B ro w n o r B la c k
-any way you figure
Reg $3 9«
$ g 1.90
Penrod and Mrs. t £ Robbins, was
in charge of the program entitled,
“Fruits if Evangelism Mrs. Carlos
Buchner and Mrs. McCallister pre-
sided ever tea.
Nov. 29
At The City Hall
G r e e n . B lu e . W in e
their Nov. « meeting. Co-ho^tesses
at the gathering were M-s Marl
Lancwter^ and Mrs. Melvin Spitze.
Mrs. H G. McCallister, assisted by
Mrs. Kin.>ey Keveren, Mrs. Paul
$ 2 -9 9
LOCAL D tllV W « r*»CE
ITEMS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!!
FOR THI N£W 1952 M IC A SPIGAR
RUMMAGE TABLE
2 -door 6-pa»»«"9*r
Our Famous Rummage Sale of
Items From All Departments!
Men’s, Women’s, Children’s Clothing
All Items on Rummage
LADIES’
NYLON HOSE
CLEARANCE
B r o k e n S le r*
A w r l e d C o lo r«
P o p u la r B ra n d *
SPIGAI Sodai!
MODEL 460
(Illustrated)
S1.00
, .„-„i ,0.«i '< cr"f-
2 L
MEN’S
100', WOOL
WHIPCORD
WORK PANTS
lla rk G re e n
A ll S is e s
2 Pair for
Reg $12.95
s 1 .0 0
s8
SANTA CLAUS HAS BEEN HEREI
And he left a lot of toys and games for little boys
and girls. Come in tixlay and see Nyssa’s largest
assortment of trains, dolls, and Christmas toys.
EVERYBODY SAVES AT
I tmbfr o n f item on m ott anyone’s list
of autom obile ’’m usts” is pow er —the
life anil lift o f your going.
N
In this Ruick S pfcia l you get a ta lv e -m -
head high-com pression FirehaJl 8 E ngine
that i an pour out a w ealth of the tb rillm g est
pow er you f o t he Li rein on —m ore po w er
Per dollar than yo u 'll find elsewhere.
OREGON
'V
B u t price is very much part of the picture,
too —what you pay for what you get.
So when you add in the big horsepower rat­
ing you get in a Bukk, plus the extra thrill
and thrift of its Fireball performance . . .
And when ynu put this total against the price
of a Buick —y o u ’re g o in g to say, ’ Man!
That s great going all the w ay!”
Every Ruick has hig to ft coil springs on each
w h eel to cushion your way—and an u n yield ­
ing torque tube that firms end steadies your
rule. Yet these are just tw o o f the fifteen
W hen you measure the inches of room, count
up the many hours of comfort through the
years, check off things like durability and
solid satisfaction and high trade-in value . . .
Come in and see us today or tom orrow ,
won't you?
W e Give "S & H" Green Stamps
NYSSA
Then there’s style, there’s room, there’s visi­
bility, there’s handling ease—all part of your
travel — all helping to make the difference
between good going and great going.
Number Two is rule —the way you g o —the
comfort and steadiness and luxury of your
travel.
Tw o g re a t television event»: The TV
Opan T il 9 P. M Every Saturday
Ruick ride features that cost, literally, m ore
than a m illion dollars to engineer.
Second Si. and Good A*e.
Football Game of the W eek
e v e ry S a t u r d a y
and
Equipment accessories, tnm and model* an ¡object
to clone* u if bent notice.
Buick C ir c u i
Hour e ve ry
Roberts-Nyssa, Inc.
fo u rth T u e s d a y
NYSSA, OREGON