T H E NYSSA GATE C 'TY JOURNAL. NYSSA. ORFGON
THURSDAY NO 'EMBER 27. 1952
Lucile Mitchell Wt
Fred KelU‘r
a b.rthday party given at her home
Sunday o f last ve.k with Mr- S P
Miss Lucile Mitchell. ..
hter of Bybee as .the honored gue-t The
Mr and Mrs W A M
1 11 was event was attended by both familic-.
married to Fred A K i;
at the
heme of Mr and Mr-
Keller Eagles Auxiliary Meet
c f Parma during a double ring cere- j The Eagles auxil ary met la t
naony Sunday even.:
w h Bishop Tuesday night at the F O. E hail
entertaining the.r hu bands at p t-
•Hubert Christianson .
. ting.
huk dinner and .Jingo Mrs W ird
Aft)
i
, ,
lyweds plan to make their home in Tyler won the raffle gift.
Mrs. Dorothy Runcorn and Mr-.
Nyssa.
Ljxha Willson will be co-ho-ie es
_,j.
at the Deo 2 meeting at which turn
Mrs. Kesler Hostesr
an election of a three-year trustee
Mrs. V L Kesler w.i- h< dess at will be hold
U n cia l S u ites
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N L. Kimball Honored
On 80th Birthday
N L Kimball of Wrisrr was hon­
ored on the occ.i >n o f his 80th
birthday Sunday with a dinner and
family reunion at the ho*ne o f his
daughter. Mi- \V i Wieneke and
family.
Twenty were present for the
event. Including five of his daugh­
ters and their families, seven grand­
children and t ko great grandchil­
dren The gue-ts v, -p Mr Kcnball.
Mr. and Mr- Charles Martin and
family Mr and Mr T<m Bean. Mr
and Mrs Albert Sni th and fam ily.1
Mr- Clara Coulter and Mr Kim-
> grandson and :.unity. Mr. and
Mr- Oer.e Martin and two children,
all <if Weiser The remaining two
of hi- children. Nat: an Kimball. Jr .
of Yakima, and Mrs. Carrie Ma­
honey of Eugene and their families i
Wire unable to be pie.-ent for the
celebration.
A large decorated birthday cake
was prepared by Mrs Smith. The
honored guest »a- presented gifts, i
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UT S A L E
OV. 28th 10 a. iE
Honor Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones en­
tertained with a turkey dinner Sat­
urday evening at their home honor­
ing Mr and Mrs Walter Evans of
•Halfway, Ore Kla-v, Powill and son.
Keith ( f Ontario were additional
dit tner guests Air and "Mrs Evans
remained overnight at the Jones
'..erne
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Wednesday Eve Bridge
I Mrs John Ostrom was hostess to
i her Wednesday evening budge club
last week at her home.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Nick
Rude lick, high: Mrs Dick Stockham.
second high and Mr Bartil Ostrom.
traveling.
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MYF Entertained
Mi-.' Lois Wi l l n was hostess to
members of the Methodi t M Y.F.
?r up ind the.r ;> nsors, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Steven* for a social
i r in d rtifri
ner.t 1 1 the Bu l
W;1 on h ine Sunday evening, fol-
1 vm t their regular mee— j at ti.e
church.
Eleventh Birthday
Joy Gay Roth celebrated her 11th
birthday with a party for 13 guests
Wednesday even;. ; at the heme cf
her parents, V . and Mrs. Walter
Roth.
Prizes in contest rrrne
—-
by Jeaniie Lewis and Carol Mink.
Refreshments, includ.ng birtnoay
cake were serveu and the honor
guest received many nice gifts.
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Turkey Dinner
Mr and Mrs. Duane Alters eivter-
1 tained w.th a turkey dinner Satur­
day evening at their hone r n u m ­
bers of the Journal Staff, their
wives and guests. The group later
attended the Li >ns carr.val.
Family Reunion
The heme of Mr. and Mrs. Dtvone
Leavitt was the scene of a family
m i: .:i and d im er Sunday. Guest
were Mrs. Lea-vicl's parents, Mr. and
Mrs Brand, n Clifford of Shelley,
Ida., Mr. and Mr.-. Leon Leavitt i f
Parma and Mr. and Mi
Elton
Prank of Arlington, Texas. Mr. and
Mr-. Cliff id came Sunday to re-
na.ii ever Thar.it giving.
tin
How The Candidates Siand
In The Nyssa G a le C ity Journal Subscription C a m p a ig n
Each active cand.dnte in this campaign Is sure of winn n v
prize bicycle or a cash mmission as there will be one prize b. v ie
and four cash con in;. , .is for each five act ve candidates
The candidate are ("paraded1 Into two district These living
outside Uie city limits if Nyssa are in District Number one, and
those 1 w.ng in-ide the c rty hnutN of Nyssa are in Di trxn Numbt.
Two, but any candidate may secure subscriptions from anyone,
anywhere.
Tlie first two choice .f prize bicycles w 11 be given to the high-
e*t candidate in r: h <ti trict .
the h.gher f.f the tvo Di-trici
winners having first chi "ice and the high candidate in the other
district having second choice. The other prize bicyales will be given
to the c&ndld.t:es, rey.truivaa of winch di strict they are m, having
the next high« ; number of wte-s. The active candidates who do
not win one of the prize bicycles will each receive a cash com-
mission equal to 15 percent of all money he or -he has turned n
for subscriptions
F ollow in g is » let o f fi e young n«en «and young ladies w ho h a v e
signif rd a desire to uiirt In this r&mpzign, arrange») in the order
o f their bin din g* in t ‘»rir respective districts . . . the highest f i r s t .
etc. The stan din gs below are ha-sed on reports of su I mm ri dions
lurue») In up until Tuesiiy noon:
DISTRICT NO. ONE
DISTRICT NO. TWO
(Living Outside Nyssa City)
(Living in Nyssa City)
GIL3ERT. Carole Rae
Adr.an
STEPHEN. Pauline
Rural
MORIN AKA. Geraldine
Rural
CLEAVER, Truman
R until
SPITZE, Dennis
RFD Ontario
N ' K '.SHIiMA, Hai ry Y , Jr.
Rural
R " " ri.R. Donna
Adrian
MAX LIN, Jerry
Rural
ROOXSTOOL. Ronald
Rural
FOLKMAN, Brent
Rural
NI.UUM. Marie
Rural
KEN ASTON, Susan
Rural
AliFO.iD, Prances
Rural
ViVNLdSR OORD, Ray
Rural
YOUNG, Joann
Rural
IIi«. ..»FID. Jimmy
Rural
H i'H, Cmar James
Rural
BARNES, Jimmy
B2ROAM. Roger
F*ONl). Bobby
MC OINNIS, Tim
OOUNSIL. Dirk
AVKRY, Jesse
RUSSELL. Janet
SC'H YBOT. Bobby
MVRICK. Jerrv
RAFT. Kathryn
DTCKEY, Colleen
WILSON, Judy
OXNAM, Georgia Lee
ENOHBRITSEN, David
WWIITLE. Arnold
EASTMAN, Michael
WALKER, Frank
MONCUR, Linda
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