THE NYSS\ GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY JULY 30. 1953 Kingman Kclcny Poll-anna ( Itib Dial 2*55 N.t-: IliUer pre idem . f C m Ore gon S:a:e Jersey ciuo, and Mr. and Mrs. John G -le . f Candy, Ore call ed at the A1 and Herschel Thomp son home» Sunday evening. The Htrschel Th< mp>ons attend ed the picnic in the Nampa park Sunday afternoon. Joyce Bower- was heme over the week end She has been visiting the Clyde Buwers. Mr and Mrs, James Phifer and girls were over to Charles Borers' Thursday evening to help Chuck celebrate his lffth b.rthdav Mr and Mrs. Bill Toe mb and Cliff 3 .»un: n; atte -.ded the Idaho State M. and Mr- I>a. \ twra.t a • N UB * ter.utd the lira »** .r, t'a.d- Sunday. well ■ Sunday i •' e H I cl.ib met with Mi We— Du;..i Hm vu a din: tr g.ie of ’ey Ptercy Tuesday afternoon. Ala:: F a h reroru ,S u n d a y Mr Jame> gave a picnic on her M ! M W. I W • p ■ i vn Tue-day in honor of the birth land were visitors Tue-day night day- of her mother, Mrs Bill Toomb, < \i ana Wayne Piercy It » a - attended Lynn Hurst, and family. bv Dick Kreigh and family, Reuben Mr and Mr- We-ley Piercy at Graham and family. Wesley Piercy tended the Grange picnic at Cald and family. Wayne Piercy and fam well and took their daughter. Ariene. ily. Mr and Mrs. Bill Toomb and and her daughter, Linda, with them Cliff Beaumont. Louise and Onetty Piercy and M s. Barbara, Linda and Louise Brewer Wesley Piercy shopped in Ontario helped Karen Phifer celebrate her Friday. birthday Wednesday. Karen was Mrs. Art Sparks, her daughter, nine years old. They enjoyed ice Shirley, and Mrs. George DeHaven cream and cookies. attended the shower at the United Jack Elliot; started combining Presbyterian church Wednesday in grain for John Thiel Saturday. honor o f Mary Ellen Williams who Swede Carlson went fishing up to is to married to Fred Defier Aug 6 Cascade last week William Price of Ontario spent a few days at his parent’s heme this week PRICE SENSATION o ftA e fe a r ... m e, astounding performer . . . rated by Motor Trend Magazine next to Cadillac as the out standing car oj the year . . . as the safest car of all 20 makes tested . . . and as the best car in handling. The low price means monthly payments will be excen- tionally low. See i t . . . drive it. C O M E IN . . . T R A D E IN FO R A NE*.V C A R TH A T H ELPS PAY FO R ITSELF IN S A V IN G S ROBERTS-NYSSA 2nd and Good Nyssa, Ore. Katherine and Johnnie Thiel fin ished picking cherries a ; Fred Stev enson’s Friday. Henry Reuter and family, Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Art Sparks, Freddie Schafer, the Berle Phifer children and Arnold Strawn called at the Theil home to watch television Fri day evening. Dick Kreigh and family from Newell Heights district were Thurs day evening callers at the Oscar Schafer home The Oscar Schafer family called at the Claud Day home Friday even ing to watch television. Lots of people in the vicinity art enjoying television lately. Mrs. Dick Kreigh and children, Mr.-. Oscar Schafer and Freddie and two Bessendorf boys enjoyed tele vision at Thiel’s Thursday evening. Fern Hatch and Mrs. Art Sparks were in Boise on business Friday and while there they called on Ellen Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer and girl« called at the Paul Cleaver home Friday evening. Mrs. Sam Cleaver has been visit ing at the Paul Cleaver home this week. Mrs. Cleaver is Paul Cleaver’s grandmother. Mr and Mrs. Metis were visitors at the Paul Cleaver home Saturday. Willie Conant’- niece. Miss Shirley Conant. spent the week end at the Conant home. 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