THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NY3SA. CFFCCN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 27. 1952 Kingman Kolcny .Hr*. Claude Dav Phone OSC-K* Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day received Financing Up to $700.00 * Seeds, feed, garden seeds, seed grains, farm supplies. * Write today for application blanks - or 30-60 days ahead of spring or fail need*. * Write for lateest price lists » Early planning with us will save you considerable money * Buyers of all seeds. Write to; Watts Seed Co. ¡'a n n a , Idaho — Stores a t ; Nyssa Caldwell. Homedale, word Wednesday of the death cf the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dav; H;y.U..;.d of N rth Bend. Due to a br. ken water p.pe in the grudi tx 1 hv use, school was dis­ missed Wedm -day noon. Lynn Hurst just returned home from Brooking-, Ore., where he had been visiting his mother. AL aj he was visiting at Myrtle Creek, Ore . with his daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day attended BIG MID-WEEK DANCE At THE BARN E v ery W ed n esd a y N ig h t Parm a, Ida. Parma, Vi mi. Ea. on Highway 20 CAN YOU STOP QUICK? LET LOCAL »JEWS E velyn Da/ t. n Lie Sto­ «I Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ilvir, l.eltov ll.nr and the Claude Bn: n ale northea>t sey Cuitle club m e.ti.i- kers ia t Saturday. M: El. n L of Ny- a Tue-d.i; •Ir and Mr La v r. t- Cl -vcrly <•1 l* of V|r wml M r*, Le ro y B a r- heme while her tr. ;i Mr*. Oord n T . i . j - e:.t< tamed Mrs. L. Dong .- ill utain and was Mr.- Ea. tie attended th? funeral services nf Heme ec Tue-day at Mrs. Bill ton . : Thank-giving dinner will be Daze y of B1 a k C m the hcspnal a couple of days. n i- in a Mrs. Bair's si-ter. Mr-. Clau ; C n- Mrs. Oscar S aaffer is one of the Hcmetc Tuesday a: Mrs. Bill Au-:;n Bart of Vale. Mr. and Caldwell ho-pit.;: d, r of Prova, a week ag Sr...-da. lad.os to attend the exter. ion club. •Toombs place. Mr D 1 ) Pi rd.ie, Mr and -Mrs. Tom She went w.th Mr Dick Knegh. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Piercy left Chandler, Mr and Mrs. Richard Callers at the 1 . 1 vrenee Kreager for Caliiorn.a Tuesday, expecting to Ma- n and M Dorothy Biiobey. heme this week were ferd Schlcpkh 'l return Saturday. Mr*. Dale ltmgin.ui and sons visit­ from Salem and H J Newell from Choir practise started Wednesday ed at the S.iiu Phillip- home Sun­ Boise. n^jht for the Chri. tma pregram at Pollyanna club meets with Mr-. the United Pre oyterian church in day. le e Dwil was released from the Dawrence Kreager Dec. 4 It is to Adrian. Baker hc-pital Tuesday and he and be exchange of Christmas gifts. All Mr and Mrs. Bill T mb- and Mrs. Dail n amed home Wednes - 1 in the community are invited. By BILL SCHIKFMAN uncle, C’. f, heard the : ilk given by day. Mrs. John Thiel, Katherine and Frank Af troth. pre .dent of the Gregory went to Un^ n T wn. Wa-h . Spending the week-end with Mr. Make Easy-Caery Drain Ameri an Jersey Cattle club. Mon­ for a couple of days. and Mrs Campbell Baer was Mrs day a.t the Hotel Bo: e. Pan From 5-Gallon Can Lawrence Kreager attended the 1 BurmaU Bro vn of Ogden Farm Bureau convention at Baker Mr. m il Mrs. Pel Alsup returned W e’ve heard about a lot of Mr>. A1 Thom pon received werd I recently from a nine-day vacation > makeshift drain pane — many that her brother in Dallas, Ore., is at Phoenix. Ariz., visiting the home o f them troublesom e. But very ‘ill. if Mrs. Alsup’a brother, Mr. and here’e one ( below 1 you can Modern Pioneer Club Mr and Mrs. Dean Montgomery virs Rees Owen. They returned by I make that can be pulled from Phone 0S0-R3 from Clearwater. Utah, were callers way of Grand Canyon. Thanksgiv- I under a vehicle by the handle, RPM DELO Heavy Duty is a high at the Guy Moore home Tuesday. rig dinner guests at the Alsup home I then earned with one hand. perform ance lev el oil, com ­ Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery are the Mr*. Dale Glenn, Mrs Dudley will be Mr and Mrs. Ernest Steph­ pounded to stop ring sticking, new owavers of the Moore ranch. Kur i and children and Mrs Irvin enson of Arcadia and John Reeves piston deposits and corrosion Mr and Mrs Dean Montgomery TVpliXf and children spent Wednes­ and son, Walter. 5- gauon CAN We recommend it particularly are the owenrs of the Moore ranch day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C ut o u t M e r i o « for farm tractors. Mrs. Herschel Thompson, Mrs BUI Hamilton in Nyssa amo s i n o o v i a ID G IJ Berle Phifer and Mr*. Claude Day Call us. Service is the chief o im Word was received Wednesday of were among the ladces who attended the death of the infant son of Mr. — iJ h - of our local business. the sixth grade tea at the Adrian and Mrs. Dav.d Highland, who now grade school Nov 21. re-side at NccCh liei-d. Ore. Mrs. Eld Bassett and grandson, Lewis Sowdrldge. enjoyed a phone I Mrs. Irvin Tophi! and children call from their daughtir and moth­ ! visited ak the J. R. Suter home in er. Mrs. Pat Bowdridge, from Salem, Parma Sunday afternoon to help Barbara Suter celebrate her birth­ Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thompson, Mr day. If you want to do away with Mr. and Mrs. Jake B. rge amended and Mrs. Herschel Thompson, Mr 9 a. m.—8:30 p m. engine troubles on your truck and Mr;. Bill Toonvb and Mr. and live state Farm Bureau convention or tractor, try KPM DKLO Mrs. Paul Cleaver attended the Jer­ in Baker Tuesday. Heavy Duty Lubricating Oil. Mrs. Nancy Yamamoto and family It will aave you up to 60% on Wilson Bros. visited the Roy and George Hirai A Stumdotd Oil Company engine maintenance costs. families Sunday e l C o llísim o P io d o it Mrs. Durlm Hammon a:’.ended a Dept. Store D it lu b u le d b y county P.-T.A. meeting at Ontario .W. and Mr-. Kiaa- Laan and Sponsored by child: n visited : the Pete Timmer­ Raymond Bradley man home F:' -uy n.ght. Molhodist WSCS I Nyssa. Oregon Phone 61 -W Garage & Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Lui. Stain were visit- and 2 acre*, very good land cn i ccs at the Pete Vand.r Gru home near Ny- a Sunday after:: on. high vay at O vvhee dam June.ion, Kay H am m .n danced at the Nyssa bet ween Ny sa and Adrian. ec-n.i ward v.tn Delcr. - Dim- and Glenda Hammc n at their annual GL^NN T. SHORT. Owner bazaar and party. Rt. 1. Box 40, Vale, Ore. Mr. aim Mr-. Roy II.: ai and chil­ dren and George Huai attended the Kuraka wa-H.i-h.m-to wedding li t i'.iur ..ay .ligut .n Out.;.. Mrs. Rcy Hirai attended t e Young Matrons meeting .n Ontario cn Tue-day. Several people of Ne.vell Heights attended the carnival at Adrian. •Neils Larsen won door prize and Charlie Newbill won a turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Timmerman and fam.ly attended a birthday d.n- ner honoring Johnny Timmerman a t ; S3 SS the latter’s heme Wednesday even­ ing. NAME This coupon good for Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd drove to i Mountain Home and Caldwell Sun­ ADDRESS day. R. J. Newell of Boise and Ferd | 6chdcpohl of Salem, visited at the C IT Y The ( f c t f t that will brinj To each new member M. L. Judd heme Friday. a loved one safely home, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Piercy, Mis. PHONE NO. of our food plan or take one tc Mary Leader and Cary Modlin went to Redding, CaLf , last Wednesday, | I am interested in your food plan. Plea.se have food the fireside o' returning by Hermiston and Pendle-1 Offer good until Dec. 30. 1952. consultant No. 7 contact me. No Obligation. a kinsman ton. They visited three of Mr. Piercy’s brothers. Carl Hill returned Wednesday from an unsucces.-ful elk hunt. Mr. and Mr- Stanley Hill and TH E F R I E N D L Y BUS LINE family visited Mr and Mrs. Dudley 309 Main St. Phone 217 Mau-lir.g in Mar.-ing Sunday. ■ m S B U R W r-VW»— r—V Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Worden and family ad Mr- Lydia Worden visit- id at the Ir vin Davison home in R. dgtviev Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glenn and S. lly were Sunday dinner guests at the L. L Kreager home. 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