Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, December 25, 1952, Image 8

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25. 1952
Newell Heights
attending w re Mr Dudley K urtz.
Mrs. Stanley Hill. David and Nan -v.
•dr and Mr., Eugene Stephen Mr.
Modern P ionrrr < lub
and Mrs. K enneth Price and son,
Mrs. George Ro,,back and daughte-,
Pilone (ISO-RI
Dick de G root and Mr and M:
The Yeung Pi pie’- group of the Irvin Topliff and girl,.
United Presbyterian church enjoyed 1 Dick de Groot, formerly of Hol­
and now of Vancouver, B C .
a potluek upper .it the nonaid S ax ­ land,
visited
the M I Kurtz home Fri­
ton h< me Saturday evening. Those day to at Monday.
He will per.d
Christm as in Chicago, then proceed
on to K ansas, where he will make
T Y P E All W M.ike.s
RITERS
his heme.
Bought Sold—Rented—Repaired
Mr and Mrs. M I Kurtz and Mr
and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz attended the
FU-U In i .> Typet* riter Exchange
wedding of Miss Eleanor Durnil of
Hi way 20 West
P O Box 459- Caldwell
to Pvt. Lawrence Fritts,
Boise.
Ph. 269C1-
Idaho also of Caldwell,
but now stationed
Get Ready For Winter
Have Your Tires Re-capped
Snowcaps- Traction Treads
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS
14 South 6th
Phone 5-M
__________
in T txu- The wedding was per­
formed at the Presbyterian church
in Caldwell Tuesday evening.
Mr and M r, A rthur Norland, who
ob erved their wedding anniver.-ary
Saturday were honored dinner guests
of Mr. and Mr- Roger Norland. Also
present to celebrate the event were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Au-man of Ad­
rian.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Findley of
M adras and Frank Pack of Caldwell
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Roger Norland heme.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry W arren of
Parm a visited their daughter, Mrs.
Irvin Topliff, and family Sunday.
They were accompanied by Helen
Anne and B arbara Suter, also of
Parm a.
Mrs. M M atsusaka, who recently
returned to the states from Jap an
arrived Monday evening to visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Hirai, and family. She is accom­
panied by her daughter, Joanne.
Stanley Hill and Carl Lee left for
Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saxton en­
tertained ^t a birthday dinner for
Donald Saxton Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jennings of
The Dalles have been visiting at the
Lee Saxton home. Also visiting are
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Best of O ak­
land. Calif., who are planning on
rem aining for the holiday.'.
Mr Lydia Worden, wno has been
confined in a hospital after her re­
cent automobile accident, returned
home last week Visiting her Sunday
were Mrs. V.rna Co'tley and Linda
of Hcmedale and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Leedy of Payette.
Mr. and Mr M L. Judd visited
in 3oise Sunday and Monday at the
heme of Mr Judd's brother, Robert
Overstreet
Mr. and Mr Rube G raham and
G ary and Mr. and M r,. Harold
Byard and family of B ne went to
Buhl, Ida Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Thurman, parents of Mrs.
G raham , returned with them to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Rube G raham attended card
club a t the home of Mrs. Hugh
Glenn Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Dick Kreigh and
Mr. and Mr Bill Toombs and Dickie
were Wednesday afternoon callers
a t the Rube G raham home.
Wesley Piercy returned home
from the Holy Ros-ary hospital M on­
day. He recently underwent surgery
and Is recovering satisfactorily.
American Indian Day Is the fourth
Friday in September.
Save with the yellow sale tag.
Peterson Furniture Co.
50-lt.
Connie Joy of San Pedro. Calif., are
visiting at the homes of their par­
M r and Mrs. Robert Long retu rn ­ ents, Mr. and Mr-. W D. H.Jccmb
ed to their home after spending and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison.
Thursday through Monday at Jo r­ W’allaoe Paul, Jr., left Friday
dan Valley.
evening for W alnut Creek. Calif., to
A rrivin g M onday to spend th r visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W al­
holidays were Mr. and Mrs. William lace Paul, Sr., over the holidays.
Lowe, Jr., at the home of his p a r­ Mrs. Frank G. Cranne* o f Tacom a,
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe. daughter of Ron Campbell, arrived
Mr. and Mrs. Jed Lewis plan to in Nyssa Sunday of la-t week for
pend the holidays in Salt Lake a visit and to accompany her father
City.
to Logan, Utah, to attend th$ wed­
LOCAL NEWS
ding of Miss Annette Campbell and
Raymond J Evans, Jr Mrs. Cran-
nev returned to her home Sunday
by train.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leavitt of
Lewiston. Utah, arrived at the home
of her sister and family. M r and
M r. K enneth Cottle to spend sev­
eral weeks and also a t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frell Blair.
Save with the yellow sale tag.
Peterson Furniture Co.
50-lt.
Mrs. Zack W alker, Mrs. W. L. I.anr
and Mrs K. K Lienkaemper spent
one day in Boise last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Gramkow
and family of Boise spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Holcomb
FOR
PROMPT DELIVERY
j
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holcomb and
Dr. Clare
F.
EEH H E A T
Dependable Service
In Nyssa Phone
Conley
EYES EXAMINED
(Opp. S u n l
DUI 9-3371
Fletcher OH Company
519 Cleveland, Caldwell, Ida.
TO DRAW THE CURTAIN ON THE MOST MODERN BOWLING
EMPORIUM IN THE SNAKE RIVER VALLEY
On Highway 30, Between Fruitland and Payette
Matched Pairs Bowling at 7 p. m.
Featuring
TED TADICH. of Tacoma, Wash., who finished 10th in
the National All-Star Tournament Recently
at Chicago.
LEELOSK, Bowling Ace of Tacoma.
Shig Hironoka—George Vaughn
None Better
Than Our
Distinctive
RESTA URANT SERVICE
FOOD—with a lingering flavor that will
bring you back
COFFEE—as you have never enjoyed it
before
CONFECTIONS—for that 'tween bowling
pick-up.
Operator and Manager
Mickey Wise, Manager
Phone, Fruitland 84-11