THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 15. 1953
News From Big Bend
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Willie Soo:t of Roswell, who is
home on a furlough from a camp
in Virginia, and his mother. Mrs
Hope Scott visited at the Ralph
Stark home Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Molt are
the parent« of a boy, bom Friday
morning at the Nys.sa Memorial hos­
pital.
Miss Lenora Watt of Caldwell
spent the week end at the Ralph
Stark home. She was a dinner gue^t
at the Harvey H itch h me Saturday.
Mrs. Hazel Ferguson o f Apple
Valley spent Saturday evening at
the home o f her parents, Mr and
Mrs Harvey Hatch
Your correspondent wishes to
make a correction in last week’s
news. It was a bridal shower for
Mrs. Sally Molt, that was given by
Mrs Sarah Cartwright, and Mrs.
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Angie Chaney, at the Chaney home
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Pcwnall and
son have sold their farm and Tues­
last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Noel Tuppeny, Mrs. Mary day moved to Boise where they will
Thompson and Miss Helen Hatch remain until spring.
Mrs. Louis Pratt's many friends
attended the tailoring work shop
extension meeting in Adrian Friday, extend their sympathy upon the
held in the basement of the Presby­ death of her mother. Mrs. C. W
terian church. Mrs. Edna Mae Wim- DeBoer. Services were held Tuesday
morning in Ontario.
-.alt of Ontario is the instructor.
Friends and relatives who spant
Mrs Myrtle Hatch and Mrs. Clara
Cassell were attending to business Tuesday afternoon in the Pratt
in Narma. Nyssa and Adrian, Fri­ home were Mr. and Mrs. Peter De­
Boer and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Carr
day afternoon.
Harvey Hatch and Mrs. Letha of Ontario. Mr and Mrs. Luther
Weir received word o f the death Correll of Umatilla, Fred DeBoer of
of their stepmother, Dec. 23rd, in Boring. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stam of
Fairmont, N ebr, at the age of 90 Nyssa and Mrs. Vince Udlinek of
year's and ten days, due to a fall. Homedale.
Services were held in Huchinson.
She had been bedfast for two years
at the home of her son. Mr. and Kans.. Monday for Carrol McFarland.
Mrs. Albert Lott of Fairmont.
whose death occured in Parma
K ill Helen Hatch took several Thursday Mr, McFarland and her
_______________________I daughter, Mary Ann plan to return
to vlsjt her brother. Jim Norris.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Price en­
tertained their pinochle club Sat­
urday evening. Those attending
j from Newell Heights were Mr and
Mrs. Dale Glenn. Mr and Mrs. Dick
I Kreigh and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
| Kurtz.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roy
| Hirai were dinner hosts honoring
Mr and Mrs. Harry Masto and
daughter Sherri of Moses Lake.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
George Hirai. Mrs. K. Hirai and Mrs.
M Matsusaka.
Dinner guests Thursday evening
at the Huai home were Mr. and
Mrs. Lauren King of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kreigh were
dinner guests at the Jake Borge
home Friday evening. The occasion
j honored the birthday of Marie
. Borge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mowreader
and family of Ontario were Sunday
dinner guests at the Dudley Kurtz
j home.
Teresa Topltff’s third birthday
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little boys to Parma Thursday night
to see the Harlem Roadkings ba-ket
I ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett visi­
ted his mother, Mrs. A L. Bennett,
j in Roswell, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatch, Mrs.
Clara Cassell, Helen and Phillip
spent Sunday evening at the James
McGinnis home in Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher of
Parma, spent a day and night at the
Harvey Hatch home last week help­
ing dress chickens.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson,
Alice and Jimmy, »’ere supper guests
at the B<»b Obendorf home Friday
evening.
Mrs. George Fisher of Parma
spent three days at the Ralph Stark
home helping Mrs. Stark last week.
Junior Eden and Bernard Pollard
of Parma made a 'rip to Warden.
Wash., and brought Junior's sister,
Mrs. Roy Van Laningham and baby
home with them to spend New Year’s
with her parents. Sunday morning
her husband came for her. On their
way home they stopped in Cam­
bridge, Idaho, to -visit his parents.
Little Danny, who has spent some
time with his grandparents, return­
ed home with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cartwright went
to Nampa Sunday and picked up her
mother, Mrs. Naomi Wright, and
they went on to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Lillie Walters, in Boise.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Eden and
Jerry took her parents, Mr and Mrs.
Luther Murray and sister, Lois, to
New Plymouth, Sunday, to see her
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Murrary.
Mrs. John Anker, Mrs. Goldie
Roberts, Mrs. John Pack wood. Mrs
Esther Bennett, and Mrs. Winifred
Bennett attended Mary and Martha
circle Thursday at the church in Ad­
rian. Mrs. Winifred Bennett had the
devotional, Mrs. Goldie Roberts the
program and M r* Packwood and
Mrs Esther Bennett were hostesses.
Mr and Mrs. Z. Davidson o f Parma
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Case Muntjewerff home
Mr and Mrs. Babe Hamilton of
Newell Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Noel
Tuppeny, and Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Prossers, attended a card party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dyre
Roberts Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mildred Bishop and M^s.
Mary Brumbach, attended Royal
Neighbors lodge, Monday evening at
the home o f Mrs. Eva Robinson in
Roswell. Mrs. Brumbach Installed
the newly elected officers.
Relatives from California, who
were holiday guests at the Walter
Bishop home returned to their
homes during the past week.
Mr and Mrs Boyce Van De Water
and Lorraine and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Vande Water and Kent were Sunday
dinner guest« at the Carl Fogelman
liome in Nampa.
Mr and Mrs Boyce Van De Water
and Loraine and Mr and Mrs. Bill
Van De Water and Kent returned
last week from an extended trip
that took them to the mid western
states as far east as Indiana Leaving
Big Bend Dec. 19, they reported
snow at Montpelier and sunshine
and good roads to Haxton, Colo ,
where they visited relatives Travel­
ing to Phillipsburg, Kans., they en­
countered icy roads and snow
s tor in*. They visited relatives at
**tel. K ans, cros.^d the Mississippi
at Hannibal. M o . and spent six
Jays in Indiana where they saw
r l. n:al houses a;.d reported the
roadside« free r f weed* o n the
trip fa m e they vxsned ui Denver
and the surrounding country
was the occasion for a dinner Wed­
nesday evening at the Tepliff heme
with Mr and Mrs. Oscar Bratton
and daughters as guests.
Sunday callers at the Topliff home
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warren and
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Suter.
Thirteen men of the board of the
United Presbyterian church met at
the M L. Judd home Thursday eve­
ning.
Mr and Mrs Ne.l Dimmick en
tertained at cards and lunch on
New Year's for guests Mr and Mrs.
Carl Simpson. Mr and Mrs. Roy
H Imes. Mr. and Mrs. Lou McCoy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Folkman and
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bowns.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Blanch were
guests at the George Folkman home
recently.
Hanging doors and cleaning at the
Suiuet community hall Thursday
and Friday were Mr and Mrs.
Clifford Wright of Salem called
at the Dick Kreigh home Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Judd of Em­
mett were guests at the M. L. and
M. O. Judd homes Saturday.
John and Jake Roberts have re­
turned from Washington where they
spent several weeks.
The three children of Mr and
Mrs. Jim Belveal of Nyssa visited at
the Dudley Kurtz home this week
w’hile their mother was in the hos­
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B Hill visited
Sunday at the Harry Sipes home
near Homedale.
Mrs. Anna Pratt of Lebanon has
been visiting at the homes of her
sons, Louis and Eugene. Saturday
and Sunday she spent with Mrs.
Dickerson of Fruitland.
Mrs. George Rossback and Jane
spent from Friday until Tuesday
with friends in Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Scheimer
of Ontario were guests at the George
Scheimer home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephens and
David Hill were dinner guests Fri­
day at the Roger Norland heme.
Mrs. Rube Graham entertained at
three tables of pinochle Friday af­
ternoon. Prizes winners were Mrs.
Fox, Mrs. Herbert Thomas and Mrs.
Lambert Dierking.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Norland were
dinner guests Sunday at the Elugene
Stephens’ home.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Judd were
Tuesday evening dinner guests of |
Mr. and Mrs. John Downer in Cald­
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Judd
were hosts Sunday at dinner for 11,
honoring the 80th birthday of Mr
Judd’s mother, Mrs. G. L. Judd of
Parma.
George Folkman Mr. and Mr< O H Lad e, aux.Mary annual supper and
S-hweizer Mr and Mrs. O P. Coun- show at Ontario Wednesday.
s i Carl Simpson, Mrs Dick Wyatt
Charles MoCoy cut a finger Sun-
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• day resulting in a severe injury,
and Mrs. L W. Pcmeroy.
Mr an(j
Magnus Ekanger
Mr and Mrs Glenn Knottingham
an(j had dinner at the home
were Saturday evening callers at the ^ Dlclc Wyatts. The ladies printed
O. P. Counsil home and attended dance notices later.
the dar.ee Ri the Sunset community
Carl Sebey o f Vale is drilling a
hall. The Knottinghams have Just
well for Dick Wyatt.
returned from Los Angeles, Calif,
Salt Lake City. Utah, and A,pen,
Political parties first figured
W yo, where they have been visiting
prominently in the campaign be­
friends.
tween Jefferson and Adams in 1789
Pleasant Hour club met at the
h.m e of Betty House in Nyssa
Haiti is called the "Black Repub-
Thursday. Twelve guests were pres­ lic.
ent Mrs. Ira Price will be hostess of
the next meeting of the club.
Frigidaire Filtra-matic electric
1-lt.
Fourteen members attended the dryer Peterson Furniture Co.
GOLD AND GREEN BALL
SATURDAY
8:30 P.M.
Jan. 17
Nyssa Stake House
Sponsored by L.D.S. 1st Ward M.I.A.
Complimentary to the Public
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CORDUROY
BOYS' CORDUROY SHIRTS
2.99
Mostly plain colors
7 9 £ yd.
Regular 3.95
Boys’ long sleeve corduroy shirts
Sizes 6 to 16
Colors—red, wine, green and yellow
NYLON HOSE
Full fashioned
Some first quality and also irregulars
Values to 1.25
2 pr. 1 .0 0
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BATH ROOM SETS
2.99
We have two tables loaded with good merchandise at
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its regular price. These are mostly seasonal or
Bat mat and seat cover sets
Assorted colors
broken lots, sizes and colors are limited. You will find
such items as men’s dress pants, work pants, shirts,
jackets, sweaters, underwear, etc. For women slips,
gowns, purses, assorted yardage, etc.
Regular 3.98
FLANNEL SHIRTING
49c yd.
Regular 79c
Plaid flannel material—Assorted colors
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
1.69
Patterns and plain colors
Sizes 14Vi to 16^
RAYON FLANNEL
47c yd.
Rayon flannel—Shades in pink, blue and white
Regular 59c
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MEN'S OXFORDS
5.99
EVERYBODY SAVES AT
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Mostly moccasin styles
Values to 12.95
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