Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, November 27, 1952, Image 9

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    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.
'fh 3 Í^VlV-40.0«itÍW «Tá!.n4 a
Newell H.-ights
BAZAAR
Nov. 29
US
safe -T- grip
WM. E. SCH1REMAN
YOUR TIRES
W O U L D Y O U ??
Better Traction For
Starting a n d Stopping on
W et, Slippery Ice or
Snow -covered Roads
1— Like to save u p to 30c on the food dollar???
2— Like to find out the interesting facts about the new FOOD
CLUB FLAN??
3— Find out how to serve better m eals for LESS MONEY?
4— Fill in coupon below a n d m a.l to box Q the G ate City Journal,
Nyssa, Ore.
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For only a very few dollars
w e can m ake your tires safer
th a n new with Safe-T-Grip
IT'S QUICK •
In less th a n a n hour w e can supply this
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Phone 76
203 Main
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Clogged sewers
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