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T H E Î7 Y S S A C ÏA K .1 A rr:s Lew s I ,r- i re tvs ( T — - ^ W-.ÁÍ .1 - L -Z C T T Y J O U R N A L . N Y f - .Y O r C C O N . l i “ î . *- ! t ;* -*ç ! »7 « V» W j sa *«>’ » I 3 1 t v ( ’ turi : j i up c u ll M,».l r lab • • \Y. MAY 23, 19S3 PAG F THREE • Mr and Mr .\. if. He. .. C, i f a N> i vU-.it at i t: Oils B. a q . r. Je Butcher M .s Wiltn oc Ja c !yr Orcutt. Alca C ., family M a*h- of B.u>e >pen t the week-end here ni Piai.'v M. ine. Th? par; L. F. Lanfear . : B'.i ilei veil là-' i>un- and attended the h.ah -ehcal *tr.i i- iven by the se:;: r?’ n:**lur ai: anS mai h 'r. at;on oxerci-e- in Nv -a f va h the Flmer Stradi, y h me two day Donald Bulla: d was cue of Lie i • t v t . k and t. .. d > M. C. Si: veil .vent to Bei e W»d- A!' e day on ( Ly. Montague. »ith graduates. !ay> n j.iil „ , M Mr. and Mr • W H Krieman rf Mr. and Mr Oeor re Barres :i ar.d fami!y -i Mr. and M •• *>na x. tel Ramos. J E M :.. igue Parma were T Mili y .-per.: Sunday v l; Mr .: r* Suudav at Ar- Lt.:c. ,n visited Mr an,.1 Mr-. Ge . ; t. x:.'.i*: n. S' > :.. cad:a Sunday -,h : Mr Kr.em.in M J i.r Sunday atteri-.oon. rhursday. Mr- Arvin Ker.-ey a: Vale M IV 17 J hnnti M r i ma>. th The Araad.a Sun hme club * club conccrt at 'gave a .-ermat te after classes. Frank T. John-on entered the vet an offi-vr nr*-er May 22 with Mi - Les Jame- Mr. Mr. and Mr* »filing were Ge« rae M, eher and eran- hospital in Boi-e la.-t Satur S75 fin* $25 suspendt,:l. float'd. Keek Mr and g i ls were visit ors in Caldwell Sat- ; cn Alberta avenue, it i.-ead of Mr day. Roy E. 1 urday. T, d Bv 'vers as stated in last week $5 bond E--ex. no opera*. r’s hceii'e. n, Mrs. O-oar O it urday. Leona Develicrr.ck of Portland *Ir< Roben Martin. forfeited. J, - e G nzales, items. c tame down Saturday to visit Mr. ^aw U*k and Mrs. Paul Thomson Mr- Winnie IXr aner of Caldwell public iiatoxication, $25 fine paid Mr and Mrs. Oti- Bullard, v Dial 3355 usd Mrs B j o b ju in hi s o n . 8h< rill take Merle Thom . sad Gary return t hei home .. ■ Sunday after a*iu .viii. d &:ie will tal^e Luts V* ¡encía, public intoxication. Mra M. . C S well attended Mrs , pending here wuh with »n her spent last week at McCall remndt.- 12' -.. da Ys in jail in lieu of pay ment. Sha*ley Ann Lot home with *.........o three weeks unc Shirley has been staying with her dance recital at tne high daughter, Mr- Fav Corn and fanrlv ing their summer h me, .-pent Satur Mar ,■ M Nunez, publ intoxic- school in Nyssa Friday evening. Mr and Mr- Cecil Houston and day night here and returned to Mc zranaparent Mr. and Mr Nu * ---- ------ ----- ------------ - Call the first of the week Johnson. u Acres Grange members were family visited Mr. Houston'-brother Mr and Mr-. Joe Hendricks . : : N'* ' Plymouth Orange last Herman H us ton and family n On- Ru.n Tuesday evening almost £lle Burns visited at the home of Mr. spoiled the Fruitland high school lue -day night. The Nu Acres off:- tario Heights Sunday afternoon and Mrs. John Znter- b last wri k Mrs J E Warner glee club hayrack ride and wiener u-r- occupied the station and con- Mr. and Mr- Harry Burkhart of rca-t. The glee member- and friends ducted the meeting. The overseer. Tucker returned home last week who did venture out, met at the Davici Spilde. t k the masters part from Spokane where thev vi-r-ai Vale visited Sunday evening a- th home cf Mr. and Mr- Fred Schiil:: home of B b Thomson, and from and pa-: m i ter. Frank Nedbalek. Mrs. Warner .- brother W H Kricman of Farms will t Mollie Yomig.uui there went cn their hayrack ride, occupied the overseer’s station. Cecil the speaker at Arcadia next Su:: lay returning to Bib'.- heme’ where the Evans, lecturer, prepared the pro- overnight guest of alter clas.-es. barbecue was u-ed for roasting w-'ti gram for the evening. Phyllis and last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oeci Hu Parley Foik, Cecil ers. Th;-e pre-en; were Janeal F. z- f. titily attended a birthday din Geo: : M eller put u C cne C levrly, Jerilvn recently in Weiser f r Mr-. Hu Clev names on Alberta av. Chri-tine Carnfix. J anne grandmother. Mrs. M:r.:. W . Ma: that the club ladies n itlere T\ree. Sheryl Shin 73:h birthday. nc.n. Mr. and Mr- W I ty Gross, Clar Mr.-. Fred Schiiiim Si. M °r Parma and Mr. and n, Dan Ma: attend 1 th* Burns . Mieli wed Sager, D n Kinney and Brenda ding at the Luthern church in O .- Keck. dinner guest- Sunday Moeller home. Mrs. Alic anno There was a meeting at \r. , i unday afterneon Mr. and Mr. engage men if her daughter. M;..„ The Arcadia Sun-1 - choc 1 h. use May 14 at 8 p m. un i r Jc Jenkins, t 3 George Gro- man of On ley C krun of Cald v *11 visited May 22 at the h me the direction cf Martin M L , . . ,. Spokane. A fall wedding is being with the Fry family. The Fry ind Fe.k with 12 mem be C ckmn familie- were neighbor.- in L. E. R.,bb;ns drew the d -or p -*- Nampa cn conducting daily v.i. i- planned t n Bible school. Mi-s Ida Nel m .The next nu, v.ii'be June 5 Mr and Mrs. Gr, rge Hagler and Twin Palls ten years ago. Mr-. A. P. Chesney returned home the home of Mrs. Fav Corn Tin cf Payette displayed her mate i il children a tended a farewell party f r Bible schools. Arcadia Bible for J:m Christensen of Apple Valley last M. nday from having spent a will be the la.-t bu.-ine.-s meet in, I school is scheduled f.'r fourth week Sunday night. He left for the army few day.- oaring tor her daugh' t the club until September. in June with Miss Anna Bauman « f Mrs (>< rge Ha ler, who has had Monday morning. iCrowded cut last week» Mr and Mr-. Bert Montague and . Mr. and Mrs Jake Groot l 'ft last N, -a as principal. Linda from Washington were gu-sts The Cartwright family visited in week for Minnesota where they will Kay and Harold wish to extend In of Mr. and Mr-. LI .yd Sewell last Redrnond Ia~t week-end. visit relatives and other points in ti week. Mr. and Mr.s. Paul Thomson had the east. tinuous TV Party July 12. 12-noon Mrs. A P Chesney Francis ind as their dlnner Sue-ts Friday even- Mr and Mrs. Cecil Houston and to 8 p in Your TV dealer, Peter-on Mr.s. Charles Daudt' and children mg Mr alld Mrs Alvie Lanfear Jr., family visited relatives Sunday in Furniture Co. 20-ltc. visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Larson in and Sand>' of Caldwell. Horseshoe Bend. New Plymouth Sunday evening Mr- and Mrs- Ernest Sewell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olson returned Dinner guests of Mr and ’ Mrs of Adrian Mr and Mrs. Lloyd home Monday from a week's visit I f f H f S fîiO E S T SEND YOUR CLEANING George Smit Sunday were Mr and Se* ell> Mr and Mrs- Ro>’ Hoff and in Buhl. Ida. Mrs George Stam of Nyssa ' ‘ Mrs- H off- Mr and Mr» Kenneth Clyde Bowers, Fred Schilling and Mrs. Harry Wood and son Horace Balcer and famil>' of Weiser were Conrad Reib fished at the Dam to drove Merlen Henkel's car to Camp Mother’s Da-V dinner guests at ihe Sunday and reported a big catch of Roberts, Calif , where he is stationed M C Sewel1 home Sunday. Wood croppies. IN TN S H Q M « After visiting awhile with Merlen row Seve11 and Frank Whipple call- Mr. and Mrs. Kido, who have been and Barbara Henkel, Mrs. Wood and cd afternoon. visiting in Japan the past three Horace went on to Long Bea^h Monday evening Geraldine Fry months, returned to their home here where Robert Blakesley is in the was honored guest of Gay Graham last week. veterans hospital. Robert returned at a dumber party .... David Murakami spent Saturday Pick Up and Delivery with them for a 30-day leave Thev ^ Barney ° f Moses Lake. Wash., night on the Owyhee with his Boy Monday — Thursday returned heme via Twin Falls and was 111 this community cn business Scout group. Jercme where they visited relatives. 1 Saturday. y C c c tt ic i t y . . . Does So M UCH-Costs So LITTLE ? Phone Parm a 3-3131 Mrs. Minnie Hershey returned last Mr and Mr.s. Edward Neil-en and Wednesday Mr-. Alice Fry and G Mr. .a,,d and iTemploy^i“ ? / ^ ' « 1? ^ week' va! Collect Mrs. Paul Thomson drove to Cald- E. £ Pulsipher Fldsl£herri visited V‘ ' ded with Mlp w-ell Monday afternoon and visited Mr?- Rlchald Jenkins of N e* Pl>m- j cation here with her daughter. Mrs. Mrs. Glen Suiter’s iris gardens. outn. , ----------- Joseph Conner, son of Mr and Mrs- A P ' Chesney called on her Mrs. Jay Conner, left for Fort Lew- daughter. Mrs Charles Daudt, who is, Wash. Tue-day. lives in Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Whenes,1 Joseph Junior Montague, his wife uncle of Mrs. D. H. Spilde, and sister-in-law of Wa-hingion and Mrs. C. W. Stowell. Mrs. Sp:l- | vislti“d at the J. J. Montague home j ...than y o u c a n b u y a t de’s grandmother, were visiting from over ibe week-end. Tulsa, Okla. Saturday Ccrynr.e Fry saw th Echo Hann, daughter of Mr. and a*r M K *n Bo* 'f '*’Rb Claude a n y p r i c e in a n y o t h e r Mrs. Art Hann. had her tonsils re- R jtntl °i Frui..ar,d. moved last Fridav morning. Mrs. Paul Th ’m-on a tended tne The Farmerettes club met at the Payette county 4-H club leader- Nu A ;vs Community hall Wednes- nieeung Thu.' t:a> a the Bret.aein MEEr^a— gaKT— bu ■w.in mu fi ai iu-' was the fir-t church in Fruitland. Mr.-. I.ucia Wil- day afternoon l. heme den. n tration ager meeting of the new club year and t.ie following committees were an- lar&e, was present and gave help to i : un i: M; Martin and Mi . Neil- the heme economics leader.- ter their sen to serve on the Sunshine com work this season. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard mittee and Mi . Orcutt, Mrs. Betts and Mrs. Sewell on the work com Jenkins and sen.-, We-ley and Denny mittee. At tiie do, e of the business of New Plymouth, R ger Jenkin-:, whn is at the pre-ent time employed meeting, Mr r C nner and Mr Spilde were honored at a pink and b-v the railr ad at Sunset Valley, blue shower. Delicious refre-hments Mrs. Alice Fry, Franky. 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