Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 06, 1953, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    T iE N Y 'S \ SA TE CITY J CUF N AL. NYSSA. CFEGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 6 1953
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LOCAL NEWS
Mortal Actiliitirsi
Carde Wilson, Editer
Phone 2233
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Wanted!
Ice Cream Sumiie Cake’s A Dream
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Mr- fcr ( arr ami Mr- Er^rl Bz-u-
trip.
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Mrs. George Wilson, A era and
day evening at the Parma ward.
Harold Wilscn and Mrs. Thomas
M r and Mr- H-r.rv Zobell and
i He-.-ler spent Sunday in Boise where
family and Leo Belt- spent la t *eelt
1 they vie ¡ved the Pacemaker house.
| end a: Payt te Lane
Mr. and Mrs. H r« Snow of Cald-
Mrs. Ward SnichniUrr and »on,
| well were Sunday visitors at the
W a:d, lei; Ny.-.-a Sunday to re:urn
h- me . f Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fi-cher.
to their home in Kellogg. Ida,, after
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster re­
pending a week here with her
turned Tue-day morning from Bend
I brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
and Lebcnan where they had spent
1 Mr- Bill B. dgeti.
a week In Bend, they helped make
:
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Warner and
final plans for the Oregon state
* fam ily of Wcv-db.n“ . I va are visit­
beekeepers association picnic to be
ing this week at the Wayne Ohes-
held at Stevelin park in Ber.d, Aug.
nu: heme. Mr Warner is playing
23. Dr. W. P Stephen, antem legist
:he Hummon ergan at the Cald.vell
in :he department of agriculture at
rodeo.
O S.C. will be gue>t speaker. In the
Miss Dora Saari and Miss Ldilh
I^ba.n, the F teP- visited with Mr.
■ We tling c f Seattle -pent two day-
and M: - Charle Wilson.
last week at the home cf Mr. and
Joseph Maughan left Saturday on
Mrs. W alter Roth.
B II Hall of Bisbee. Ariz.. and Mrs.
his vacation. He will visit relatives
a; Hall. Mont.
Alberta Brendle cf Tu.-con. Ariz.. a r­
Mrs. Ira Mitchell and daughters,
rived Thursday to visit at ihe Har­
Lim a and Mrs. Albert Coleman,
old Brendle heme H ill returned
irtiryh**' *?.&£• r-i: •:.
heme Saturday and Mr- Brendle
went to Rupert Friday to a family
You can dream, can’t you, of a luscious cake easy to make? Well, Ice
will pend several weeks here with
reunion.
Cream Sundae Cake is a dream come true. It d two desserts in one, cake
Mr. and Mrs. George X. Bear and
her son and daughter-in-la v.
and ice cream sundae, and all the makings c u ' lie bought at the grocery
store. Whether you make the cake layer yourself or buy the ready baked
Mr. and Mrs. I Idem Barker spent
Mr Pearlee K in-er visited a; Vets
at the store, the result is delicious. Mow that pre-packaged ice cream is
Sunday eVenir.g a: the Jtm Sha.v
hospital in Boise Sunday.
sold in half-gallon cartons you can keep the main part of this dessert
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bear spent
conveniently in stock in the fteezing com, artment or home freezer. Cake
Mr. and Mrs. Lament Fife, Karen
three days last week with friends
or cup ' es, a can o f chocolate sauce and a can of shelled nuts complete
and Anna Mae nvd Mr. and Mrs
near Sheaville. They also visited one
the «1
t.
J.hn Broad spent 'he veek-er.d at
afternoon with Mrs. Robert Long
Uniiy fishing.
by a brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ily spent Saturday and Sunday fish­ at Jordan Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hean and three
Mrs. John Mullins returned home
and Mrs. Chester L. Johnson of Wes- ing on the North Fork.
beys c f H, medale were dinner guests
Saturday from the Holy Rosary
covenia. Calif., and a family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. LeRov Barton and hospital following surgery.
Sunday a>: the Elmer Cruscn home.
was held.
The Beans are moving to Ontario
Brent o f Vale visited Friday night
Mrs. Roy Preston was a week end
Mrs. Paul Gentry of Wilder ar­
Wednesday where Bean has taken a
with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mason. guest at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
rived Saturday to visit this week
position with the Idaho Power.
Mrs. Dorothy Bibbey and Mr. and Soren Cox.
Stanley, Mark and Janet Barlow with Lorraine Fischer.
Rev. and Mrs. John Nevin and
went to Utah Friday night to visit
heir parents, Mr and Mrs. Gam er .Mrs. Robert Neer o f Portland ar-
Barlcw. They have been heuseguests *” ived late Sunday night to spend a
this summer of Mr. and Mrs. Er^el veek visiting at the home of Mr.
Beus.
and Mrs. K. I. Peterson. Mrs. Neer
For Public Liability and Property Damage Ins.
Mr. and Mrs. I). I). H.ver and fam- is the Peterson’s daughter,
ily o f Lewiston, Utah vi-ited here
Mrs. Clay Morgan and Cathy and
Bi, Pd. — 5,000 — 10.000 — 5.000
last week at the home of Mr. and Mike are visiting in Nyssa at the
As low as S8.27 semi-annually
Mrs. Campbell Baer. Mrs. Hyer is home of Mrs. Frank Morgan. They
Mrs. Baer’s sister.
are waiting for Mr. Morgan to ar-
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Star and family rive from the east and take them to
of Enumclaw, Wn. — Est. 1898
, f Portland spent ;he week-end at -heir home in Sacramento. Calif,
the Henry Hartley home. The Stars Mrs. Clay Morgan and family and
HENRY "H A N K " STORM
are enroute to Yellowstone and Gla- Mrs. Frank Morgan left Monday to
201
No.
9th
Res. Phone 3392
spend two weeks at PayeUe Lakes.
cier parks.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
John
Olsen
and
fam-
Mrs. Grant Jones returned to N’ vs-
sa last Wednesday after spending a
last Wednesday aiter spending a
week in Utah Vi.-iting with Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. C. H Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
W illiam Coop. She was joined there
LOW R A T E S
!
FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
f
CURRENT
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Cheldelin an­
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Donna Jean to Charles
Gutzler. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Gutzler of Oregon City. Miss Cheld­
elin will gradute next spring from
Williamette university »h e re she is
studying to be a medical technician.
Mr. Gutzler graduated from W illam ­
ette in 1952 and did graduate work
at Oregon State. He is now in V ir­
ginia in Marine officers training
school.
Clear •ance
tJiis area is the announcement of the
Mr- Vern Dim- won seccr.d and Mrs. engagement of Miss Jo Stafford,
Angie Cook of Payette wo:n travel- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S ta f­
ford c f Wilder to Don Quigley of
ing priize.
Ny- a, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber
Qti
zi.-y f Buhl. No wedding date
Ernia:c e m e n t A n n o u n c e ■d
has teen set.
Mi
Munti e B 'atty cf Emmet:
s the en ga gem en t cf her
anr.cui
dauRhi . Mau:de Beatty t< Rex E
Vocilo: • n > - a. sen ut Mr Lillian
Thursday, Aug. C— General meet­
V elle:
■f Bu;til. Plans are being
ing of the Women's society of Chris­
made :
an A. :,’ U>t wedd:::
tian Service. 2 p. m. at the Gene
M. - B ratty 5¡erveci v.tli : he U:
Grastv and Paul Penrod homes on
.
t ■ n . v ■. lu
World
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North 3rd. Oregon Trail Grange
and for the pa t year ha - been em ­
meeting, 8:30.
ployed as Emmet: city . k rk and
Friday, \ug. 7— Jaycee-ette meet­
police magistrate.
ing. Mrs. Gerald Curry, 207 So. 4th.
Mr V >eller. manager of the N y­ 8 p. m.
ssa theatre, served in the U. S. Air
Saturday. \ug. 8— Lucky Clover
ccrp- in Italy during World war II dance. Nyssa stake house, 8:30.
SPEC IALS
Time and Place
JAKE FISCHER
3093
Encasement Announced
use the journal Classified
O f interest this week to people in they get results.
Only FORD has it!
It’s totally n e w !
It’s DRIVERIZED!
T h is door opens on 50 million
dollars’ w orth o f new truck
design and driving com fort .
Ford spent that much in engi-
neering these new 1953 Ford
Trucks. It marks an all-time
high in w orking com fort that
you h ave to try out, to believe!
Ciim e in. SU in this new Ford
D R IV E R IZ E D CAB ju s t
15
seconds. Y o u ’ll m arvel at the
sheer size o f the cab, at the
risibility you get with the new
o n e -p a w windshield and huge
rear w indow .
^
I m k rvM w nut pnilitin« and 15 other custom eitras
in llrurpuni />Wux< CoA ishown . st worthwhile extra
nwt New Kurd Truck* give you new power new Iran*-
mssuoiw. new short turning O n * ISO all new iii.ai.-fc'
In the Cab yo u ’ll discover
what no ofVr popular truck on b
o^irrs. Come in today! See it U
the features that make the new
Ford Truck your h « t buy!
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FORD ECONOMY TRUCKS
Make the 15-second SIT DOW N TEST!
HERRIMAN MOTOR CO.
Dial 2288
314 Main, Nyssa
‘Only Ford Dealers Sell A-l Used Cars and Trucks"
SWIM SUITS
Vi Price
SA N D A LS
Ads.
Come in today and try
the worlds most
comfortable truck cab !
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SPECIAL VALUES FOR YOU IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR FALL MERCHANDISE
Mr. and Mrs. Bill .Altizer of Bums,
former Nyssa residents announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Ruth Yoetta Altizer to Walter Lee
Reeves of Burns, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Reeves of N'vssa, A fall
wedding is being planned.
$1.00
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Adrian News
Miss Janet Parker
Mr
Theo Matherly. Mrs. John
Zittercob and Mrs. Otis Bullard
drove to Emmett Thursday to visit
at the Charlie Thompson home
Mrs. Etta Johnson and daughter.
Mary of Powell, Wyo., are visiting
a: the John Zittercob and Otis Bul­
lard homes.
Mrs H ward Myrick o f Ny- a cal­
led on Mr- Norman Hipp Tue-day
evening.
Visitors the past w-eek at the Jay
Warner h me were Mrs. George Mc­
Kee on Tue.-day. Mr and Mrs. Bob
Evans and children Wednesday and
Johnny Tucker on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dail and
children were Sunday dinner guests
at the Otis Bullard home.
John Irby had dinner Saturday at
the N rman Hipp home He took his
daughter Carol, home after she had
stayed the week Linda Hipp went
with them to attend the Weiser
roundup Mr and Mrs Hipp and
family drove to Payette to get Linda
and to visit Mrs Hipp's mother, Mrs
Keele. Sunday.
Mrs Arthur Richardson and two
| small daughters o f Tw in Falls and
Mrs. Lillie Rhodes of Buhl were
guests last week at the E E Steph­
enson home. They all left Monday,
excepting Sandra Jean Richardson,
who will spend about a month with
her grandparents
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt and
family of Manns creek were Sunday
guests at the George Hust home
Several children from Arcadia are
taking swimming les-wms in Ontario.
They are Laura. Bill. Sherry and
Karen H u < Dorothy and Jimmy
Hou.»
. Dennis, Lois and Nadine
Spiti
Charles Foster and Lucille
W h it
Mr
•f Ny a
>n home
Women's White and Red
and
White Sandals.
Other Groups Reduced
to
Men's, Women's, Boys'
and Girls'.
YARDAGE
SPECIALS
$2.00 and $3.00
STRAW HATS
Vi Price
Men's dress and field
straws
1 of Regular Price
>
TWILL SHIRTS
$1.99
Regular S2.29
Tan twill shirts
sizes 14V2 to 17
Rayons and Cottons
A variety of types and
colors at good values
r
SHORTS
PEDAL PUSHERS
SLACKS
R EDUCED
Denim and sail cloth
material
MANY OTHER ITEMS CUT IN PRICE
AND THEY ARE GOOD VALUES
EYERYB0 •DY’S Inc.
Ore.