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ar. i Mr-. LaRayne Siren,en cf
3 .-e Mr I..., 3u:ien ha a
of the pi gram. Several member,
brought -tits f.-r the Sunshine > x
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: ; -,e l.t;le Mitchell g.rl
-a. D Uct u- refreshment« were - l i ­
ved b; Mr V.r .1 P. Hard a: d Mr,
Mr a..,. Mr> F . W yrtar. f Or - Fanr.y M It, a< a - -tant ha>:e-
gon 31rp? and dsaghter. Mrs. F.u-
me 3 w.th M: 5
?etie La Faye, and little son of Sis« Cleverly.
Call m red the.r parent. Mr and
M.
Mr- Hero Thomas, la-: Thursday
Mary Brumbach «.tended F al
Mr-. Herb The mas attended the neighbor 1 dge at the h- me cf Mrs.
Ladies Pinochle club Friday after- Jack Raney in Parma M nday evtn-
n n a' :he L W Dierking home ! ing.
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Mr and Mrs Phil Cluras enter­
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Graham of tained her aunt Mi,s Florence M.les
S: V-:i: Heights -pen: Friday evening of Boise Saturday evening and Sun­
in the Herb Thomas home.
day.
Mrs Herb Thomas helped the
Mr and Mrs Che: Smith, Mrs.
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lada ■ of Kingman Kokmy Grange ! Pearle Abbott, Suzie and Rickie,
-erve lunch for the Haney farm sale spent Friday evening with Mr-.
:r. Kingman Kolony last Wednesday Smith’s o: • ier and family, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Herb Thomas, en' r- Mr, Frank Shelton in Nyssa
tained as Sunday dinner guests. Mr
Keith Smith and hi, sister, Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Raney of Parma and Hazel Harvey, came for breakfast,
her mother, Mrs. Effie Beal of Port­ Thursday morning at their brother's
land.
home. Chet Smith, on their way fo
Mr. and Mrs Ray Cart »right visit­ Pendleton.
Fanny Molt of Ontario visit­
You never get a “ second ed an old time friend and school I ed Mr-
at the home of her son. Mr. and
mate, Mrs Jack Pitser and family j
guess” when you’re driv­ Sunday in Middleton.
Mrs. Lester Molt, and attended Jolly-
ing. You must SEE it right
Mr. and Mrs Prank Dickerson cf Jane club with Mrs. Illene Molt
in the first place. First rule Parma were Sunday dinner guests Wednesday afternoon.
Visiting Sunday at the Virg.l Rol-
their daughter. Mrs. Mary Thom ­
for SAFE driving is: have of
pson and family In the afternoon land home were Mr and Mrs Jack
your eyes examined.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Allison. Laura Whitney of Emmett and his parents,
and Hester of Notus visited at the Mr. and Mrs. Vern Moore
Miss Faye Marie Hopkins spent
Thompson home
The Big Bend community exte.id several days in the Caldwell Me­
sympathy. News has been received morial ho.-pital for medical atten­
that Leo Keller'.- father. Murl Kell.tr, tion.
Kenny Hipkins was ill last week,
cf Wilder, passed away Sunday
OPTOMETRIST
he was nursing a case of the mealies.
morning.
Saturday his grandmother, Mrs. Cre-
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
Jolly Jane club met last Wednes­ ola 3etts, and aunt, Mrs. James At-
330 Main
Dial 6619 day with Mrs Illene Molt. Thirteen teoury, cf Ontar.o, came over to
members were present and three v „.t h.m.
Nyssa
visitors, Mrs. Alvin McGinnis of Ad-
Mr. and Mrs H.mer Hatch and
, rian, Mrs Fanny Molt c f Ontario Ralph of Mountain Home were Sun­
day dinner guest, of m- parent . Mr.
and Mi Harvey HaUh Ralph re­
mained over lor a few day., visit with
1 his grandparents.
Richard Hue.t of New Meadows
; spent Saturday evening and Sunday
visit.ng Ph.llip Hatch at the Harvey
Hatch home.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mrs.
Goldie Roberts attended the P.T.A.
county council meeting in Ontario
last Saturday They attended a lun­
cheon at noon at the Moore hotel.
■ Installation c f the new PT.A. o ffi-
| cers was held and a report of the
| P.T A. convention in Medford was
given.
Big Bend school held their last
day picnic dinner and Eig Bend
circus program last Friday. Kay
Cleverly was master of ceremonies;
Mary Ann Jones, was crowned as
queen and her attendant, Janice
Wilson was her flower girl. Joan
Stradley, the fattest woman; Lynn
Chaney, 49-year-old midget; Peggy
Chaney, the bearded lady; Mary El­
len Jones, the clown. The fattest
man was Jerry Keinetz; strongest
man, Jerry Cleverly; Jimmy Dill, the
monkey; Pete Brice, the musician
With Ri bt Calahan his helper;
Wrongest baby, Tre-a Kellar; Shar-
en Boeh, the pony rider; tumblers
This car serves two purposes: (1) use it for
were Dorothy and Illene Stradley
and Helen Fitzsimons, Judy Wilson,
business, (2) use it for family and pleasure.
the tight wire walker.
In either case this sturdy, all steel 2-purpose
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edens enter­
tained as Sunday dinner guests, Mr.
vehicle gets full drive on each o f the 4 wheels
and Mrs. Thelmer Callison their
. . . travels over rough trails, across country
daughters and her sister, Olga Gro­
gan, a student nurse, Miss Imogene
. . . through mud, muck, sand or snow. Place
Edens and Janice Jones. In the eve­
your order now for this "go-anyplace”
ning they all called at the Tom Jones
STATION WAGON.
home before returning to Boi-e.
Mr and Mr.,. Floyd Piersal of Mel­
ba, Mr, and Mrs Harvey Knapp and
her parents, Mr. and Mr, Guy
Strong of Parma, visited at the Tom
Jones home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vande Water
and Kent, Mrs, Letha Weir and
NYSSA. OREGON
INI) A M ) GOOD a v e n u :
Mary and Mrs. Mary Brumbach wore
among the old time friends and
neighbors that attended the get t - |
gether at the Ralph Haworth home !
near Meridian Sunday. A pot luck
dinner and visiting with old friends
was enjoyed. Other cld Big B id
friend there were Mrs. Jes-e Johti-
• n. ni ,v of JJoi
Mrs. Maggie R >.
ertson cf Parma. Mr-. Flora S
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| of Wilder, Mr. nr.d Mrs. Crease: of
' near Boise and Mr. and Mrs. Will
1 Rcbinson of Roswell.
Mrs. Johnny Samer spent four
i days In the Ontario hospital last
week suffering with a kidney infec-
| tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith and Mrs.
Pearl Abbott and children visited
their new granddaughter, born to
THE WEEK IN WHICH YOUR BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeMarks of
Caldwell in the Caldwell Memorial
FALLS. STOP IN. WE W ILL BUY.
hospital Thursday evening.
OR EVEN BETTER. W HY NOT DROP IN
EACH SATURDAY NITE AND .
HELP US CELEBRATE EVERYBODY'S
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We Wish to Thank Our Many Hundred? of New Friends and Customers Who
Accep'.ed Our Invitation to Attend Our GdAND OPEN1N0 Last Weekend.
M . & W .’ s Holiday Specials
Friday & Saturday, Nay 29-30
We Will Be Closed Sunday, May 31
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LOCAL NEWS
Airs. C. Strom left for her home in
Berkley, Calif., after spending the
past three weeks visiting her daugh­
ter. Mrs. Carl Barclay.
Sunday callers at the John Harnett
home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Larson
and children of Parma.
Houseguests at the Douglas Hate-
man home are Mrs. Bateman's sister,
Mrs. Rex Evans and daughter, Sher-
ida, of Portland, and Mr Bateman’s
brother, Dave, of Spokane and a
former resident of Nyssa.
Mr*. Henry Hartley visited last
week-end in Dallas, Ore., at the
home of her mother, Mrs. D. J.
Grant.
Week-end guests at the home of
Delbert Hooper were his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hooper of Hooper,
Utah.
Mrs. G. F. Kellerman of Portland
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. A.
Maulding, and family this week.
Carolyn Oden returned to arhool
Friday following an appendectomy
at the Malheur Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mn. Mark Monrur and
family vacationed In Burley, Ida.
the past two weeks visiting friends
and relatives. They visited Mr and
Mrs Charle- Moncur, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Moncur. and Mr and Mrs.
Sheldon Sorenson. A birthday din­
ner was given Sunday to honor M.i.
Mark Moncur and her sister-in-law,
Mr- Marion Moncur.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fisher and
-on visited in McCall last week-end
at the home of Mr.-. Fisher's parent*.
Mr. and Mrs. C H Aver Or. Sunday
they were ci.nner gue-r, of M: and
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