THE N YSSA GATE CITY JO URN A L. N YSSA. CREGCN.
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Program Friday A.M.
THURSDAY-KRIDAY
M AY 21-22
"W AY OF A
GAUCHO"
Bill Wuhlert will serve as toast
master over the Friday morning ses
sion of Nys a Toastmasters club,
which meets at Brownie's cafe at
7 a in
Other officiating members include
Ur Oeorge Cobern, who will intro
duce the round table discussion
topic; Tom Jones, general critic, and
Murk Purcell, grammarian
Mr and Mrs. No Host Club
Mr and Mr Harold Brendle en
tertained numbers o f their Sunday
night Mr. and Mrs. Supper club with
a n.imburger fry Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Miner were guests.
Bridge was in play during the
evening with Mr and Mrs. C liff
Mink and Ur and Mrs. George Co-
bern winning prizes.
Butch Bingman Honored
Butch Bingman was honored guest
A ttigfM d tO make
five-mmute at a theatre party on his 9th birth
talks are Earl Alexander. Henry day Saturday given by his mother,
Mrs Uale Bingman. After the show
Hartley and Ted Morgan
the guests enjoyed refreshments nt
his home.
TH URSDAY. M A Y 2!. 1S53
Nyssans Honored at
Blossom Festival
Five Ny-.sans wrre pecial gue-t->
at the Payette B:
om Fe-uval Sat
urday at Payette. M;-s Larraine
Fischer, Nyssa high school senior
was an attendant to the queen o f
the festival, and Mayor and Mrs
Thomas Jones and Pre-idem of the
Nyssa Chamber of Commerce and
Mrs. Jake Fischer were welcomed
into guest roles.
Miss Fischer participated in the
queen's ball May 9 at Payette and
was presented a gift by Idaho's gov
ernor, Len Jordan during pageant
ceremonies Saturday. The queen and
her court later rode in a parade.
In Technicolor with
I t o l i Y t'A I.H O l N
GENE TIERNEY
RICHARD BOONE
111 G il M A R L O W E
Th e story of the hard riding ro
manne lives of the Argentine
Gauchos.
SATURDAY, M AY 23
"BLUE
CANADIAN
ROCKIES"
ton Wilson and Mr-. Stan Newman
Mrs. Boydell Entertains
Mrs. A H Boydell entertained
member.' of her Thursday afternoon
bridge club at her home, with Mrs
Campbell Baer as guest player M r'
i Ray Larson won high and Mrs. Lew
1 Herriman won the traveling prize.
Hostess to Club
Mrs. Homer Jack-on entertained
her bridge club Mondaj evening.
Mrs. Eddie Powell was high score
prize winner.
Harold Brendles Entertain
Rebekah Lodge Meets
The Yellow Ro.-e Rebekah lodge
met in regular se-.-uon last Thursday
evening with 24 members and one
guest present Hostesses were Alene
Morrison, Ethel Thompson and Lou
ise Wernick.
Iniation ceremonies are planned for
the first meeting in June Mr- M.ie
Bellon and Mrs. Nettie Bennett are
to represent the Yellow Rose lodge
at Grand lodge in Portland May 19,
20 and 21. The members aho voted
to hold their sunshine meetings the
first Friday night of each month in
stead of in the afternoons.
the slim, trim waist overalls
for work and play
Tuesday Bridge Meets
"INVASION
U.S.A.
I \> I M
IIA N O T IE R L IK Y
ROBERT lilt I
I f it happened today, thi- is how
cities will vanish before your eyes.
Also 2 reel subject THE
VATICAN.
Matinee Sun. 1:30
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
M A Y 26-27
In Technicolor with
ROBERT NEWTON
LIN D A DARNELL
W IL L IA M BENDIX
K E ITH ANDES
Lusty adventure, glorious ro
mance a magnificient spectacle
Not recommended for children
TH U RSD AY-FRID AY
M AY 28-29
"THE MAN BEHIND
THE GUN"
There will be a special gathering
of all members o f the Church of
Je us Christ of Latter-day Saints
at the Nyssa stake house this Satur
day and Sunday.
Elder Lorenzo Hatch, Salt Lake
City, a member of the church gen
eral welfare committee, will be the
principal speaker at all meetings,
the first of which is a welfare meet
ing at 6:30 pm Saturday, followed
by a priesthood leadership session
at 8 ju n.
v
The public is invited to attend the
Sunday meetings, commencing at 10
a m. and 1 30 p.m.
GRANDSON BORN
A son, Robert Edward, was born
May 13 to M Sgt. and Mrs. Elroy
B Brady at Great Falls, Mont, it
was announced last week. G rand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rust
of this city and Mr. and Mr. J. I.
Brady of route 2, Nyssa. The boy
weighed seven pounds, six ounces.
Use Journal Classified Ads.
Reports Given at
Grange Meeting
At a regular meeting of the Or- n
Trail Orange May 7, Tom Jones told
of an article about farm to market
roads and how out-dated they are
There was a discussion on the Ox
Bow project and a report was given
on a recent cattle association meet
ing, followed by a discussion on the
possibility o f school lunches.
A report was given on importation
of powdered milk without proper
specifications on the amount o f bu:-
terfat content and a discussion was
held on the prices o f foreign good-.
Eisner Bush reported on the need
of obtaining a lightning eliminator
when installing a television set.
The Grange voted to give a 4-H
scholarship in the amount of $36
Mrs. Alva Goodell, home econom
ics chairman, reported on a meeting
held that day at the Frank Parr
home and announced the June
meeting would be at the George
Cleaver home June 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Fern Runcorn ser
ved refreshments.
Wedding Anniversary
with
GERALD MOHR
"BLACKBEARD
THE PIRATE"
Olsen’s sister. Mrs. Alyce Nelson left
Wednesday of last week for a visit
with relatives and friends at Buhl.
They planned to be gone one week
Mrs. Joe Cundall and Mrs. Homer
Jackson spent Sunday in Boise and
were evening guests at the Fred
Jackson home there.
Mrs, Don Graham has returned
from Los Angeles, where she was
called by the death of her brother-
in-law, Mark Arley Cameron who
for many years worked in motion
pictures in Hollywood. Mrs. Cameron
will shortly arrive in Nyssa for an
indifinite stay with the Grahams
Mrs. Ed Spenkie returned Satur
day after spending the week in On
tario caring for children.
.Mrs. Emily Myers of Ontario spent
Sunday at the heme of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Spenkie.
Elder Hatch Here
For LDS Sessions
Mrs. Jesse Morgan entertained
members of her Tuesday evening Saturday Dinner Guests
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sal
bridge club at her home. Mrs, Tom
Eldridge and Mrs. Ray Larson won lee for dinner Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Sheldon of Salt
the prizes.
Lake City, Mrs. William Smith of
Caldwell and Mrs. Lewis Brandt of
Iletts Celebrate 50th
Boise.
SUNDAY-MONDAY
M AY 24-25
1*1 « . ( . I !
LOCAL NEWS
Sur« o* »hootin’, these
famous Levi’» — the original
blu« ¡«on» — will outwoar
any other overall» you've
ever ownedl Copper
riveted, extra-heavy blue
denim. There are lot» of
blue jeant, but there'»
only on e Levi's. Look for
the Red Tab on the
back pocket.
In Technicolor with
RANDOLPH SCOTT
PATR ICE W YM O RK
DICK WESSON
P H IL IP C ARE Y
Mr. and Mrs. James Ilett observed
their golden wedding anniversary
with open house at their home near
Nys.-a Sunday afternoon. Approxi
mately 100 guests called during the
afternoon.
Among those present for the oc
casion were their three sons, Charles
Ilett of Nyssa, route 1; Frank Ilett
and family o f Boise and Herbert and
his family o f New Plymouth. All 14
of their grandchildren were present
with the exception o f Pfc. Eugene
Ilett o f the air corps, son of Charles
Ilett.
Mrs. Frank Ilett o f Boise nd Mrs.
Herbert Ilett of New Plymouth,
daughters-in-law o f the honored
couple at the refreshment table.
Mr and Mrs. Ilett were married
May 16. 1903 at Redwood Falls.
Minn They moved to New Plymouth
in 1909 and took up a homestead
near there. They have made their
home near Nyssa during the past
year.
Wednesday Pinochle Club
Mrs. Bill Schoen was hostess to
her Wednesday afternoon pinochle
club last week. Mrs. Floyd Brown
was a guest player.
High score prize was won by Mrs.
H H Kingrey; Mrs. John Ostrom,
low, and Mrs. Nettie Bennett and
Mrs. Helmer Ostrom, traveling.
Monday Bridge Club.
Los Angelt*' a century ago, n nest
of intrigue, romance and sin.
Mrs. Ted M rgan was hostess to
her Monday afternoon bridge club
this week. Guest players were Mrs.
John Stringer. Mrs. Harold Brendle.
Mrs. E
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Mr
A. C. Sallee.
Prize- were a warded to Mrs. Hous-
O.E.S. Has Picnic Sunday
Members o f the Order of the East
ern Star entertained the OeMolays,
Job's Uaughters and Masons and
their families with a picnic lunch
Sunday in the Nyssa City park. Ap
proximately 75 people were in at
tendance. Games, including croquet,
were played following dinner.
Dinner A t Nampa
Mr and Mrs. A. H. Boydell, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Kenaston and Su
san, Mrs. Ethel Mary Beckham,
Johnnie and Linda and Harold
Rhodes o f Ontario enjoyed dinner
Sunday week at the Uewey Palace
hotel in Nampa.
Eastern Star Meets
Golden Rule Chapter No. 131 of
the O.ES. held its regular meeting
Monday evening at the Masonic
hall.
Memorial services were held in
honor o f departed members. Mrs.
Jake Simmons, worthy matron was
presented a gift book, “Th e Silver
Chalice’’ on the occasion o f he
birthday. She was also honored with
a birthday cake in the form o f a
large open book decorated with
flowers. An introductory story was
read previously by Mrs. Bernard
Frost. Patricia Laxton o f Southgate
chapter No. 149, Portland, was a
visitor.
Following the meeting members
assisted in making momentoes for
Memorial Day. Refreshments were
served by the host and hostesses,
Mrs Grant Rinehart, Mrs. Finley
Shuster and Mr. and Mrs. Glent
Rinehart, Mrs. Finley Shuster and
Mr. and Mrs Glen Brown.
These Prices
Effective Fri.,
Sat. & Sun.
ORANGE
COFFEE
89< it
BE SURE TO TA K E SEGO M ILK
SHORTENING
ID A H O
Lb. can
7 9 *
ROLY POLY
OLIVES
BE SURE TO ATTEND
The Jersey Cattle, Farm Implement
DENNISON'S or PIERCE'S
Auto Show Saturday
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Your physician end your pharmacist
or« a professional "team ” with just one
oim: the protection of your health.
Your physician skillfully diagnoses and
prescribes. Your pharmaciit fills your
prescription with the utmost precision.
N E W C A L IF O R N IA
SHAFTER SPUDS
FIRM — RIPE
your veterinary and your pharmacist are at your ser
TOMATOES
vice to protect the health of valuable livestock like
WEINERS
FRYERS
99* ea(
the oustanding, prize dairy stock that w ill be shown
This Summer with a Utility
at the annual Jersey Show here Saturday.
Air Cooler.
veterinary supplies and we are at your service
See Us for All Cooling and Heating Needs,
at all times.
Free Estimates Gladly Given
Your Corner Rexall Store
EDER HARDWARE
Don't Forget TV Give-Away Saturday, M ay 23
The Nyssa Pharmacy carries a complete line of
TAYLOR’S
NYSSA PHARMACY
129 Main
425 A rcadia Blvd.
FOOD
MARKET