THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. CREGCN. THT’ " ' D A Y . AUGUST !.. ! j¡ :
Big Bend
Miss Ilrlrn Ilitch
1‘ hone Farms 1-F21
tended a picnic Sunday in the Cald- they enjoyed a picnic supper in the
k
:
M: Glen G ay- Julia Dav: park in Be l.-e where
• :a ■ f Caldwell, who is leaving for Miss Mary Lee Dickerson o f B- i f
joined la;in for tne even.ng.
Portland
Mr and M: H rb Th mas accom-
- i M. and Mr Ruel Oraham
: Ne veil Heigi. - : Parma Monday
Jolly Jane club me t with Mrs Di a n.rht to watch T V . at the heme of
Hatt m Ovyhee Wednesday, Aug 5 her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thirteen member- were pre.-ent. The Raney.
meeting was enjayed on the lawn.
Mr- A. L Bennett of Roswell and
Roll call, '•> ur mo=t embarrasing • er :-e r and hu-band. Mr and M"
moment." Next meet.ng Aug. 19 *-.th Fred Klutz, of San Francisco, and
Mrs Myrtle Jones. Refreshments of Mi.-- Mary Burns of Tremonton,
ice cream and calce were enjoyed.
Utah were dinner guests Thursday
Mr and Mrs. Ed Newton and Burt evening at the Harvey Bennett
left early Saturday for Joseph to heme.
v. it at the Garritt Muntejwereff
Mr and Mr- John Auker and
and Ted Ne wton h- mes.
Kathryn and his sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Word wa- received that Mr and Roy Hoff, o f Nyssa, visited at the
Mrs. Paul Hatch cf Eildon, Aus­ Ernest Sewell home Sunday even­
tralia, will leave from Sidney by ing.
plane Aug. 10 for a short visit with
Mr and Mr- Harvey Bennett,
his parents, Mr and Mrs. Harvey D kie and D.vaine and Mr. and Mr-
Hatch, and hi- brothers and sister.- Charley N evbill of Newell Heights
and Mrs Hatca's parents, Mr. and left Thursday morning for Joseph
Mr-. Bob Martin and family of On­ on a vacation and fishing trip. Leroy
tario.
Bennett and B, b Webster of Adrian
Mr. and Mr- J <• King left early left early Saturday to jcin the party
Thursday for Portland to visit thc-’r and visit the Garrett M um jewereff
son. Lewis, and family and attended ' family and other friends.
a family reunion of the King Fam­
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Rood and
ilies and relatives in Salem Sunday family o f Emmett visited at the Hor-
They returned from their trip Tues- ace Chaney home Sunday.
da>. Mr. and Mr- Ray Cartwright
Debbie Slabaugh of Caldwell spent
are staying at the King home during the weekend with her grandparents,
ing their absence and caring f o r . Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith. Sunday
their chickens.
i evening a weiner roast and picnic
Mr.-. Dyre Roberts, Sharen and supper was enjoyed in honor of Mrs.
Karen made a trip to Nampa Wed- Pearle Abbott’s birthday. Those pre>-
nesday ao consult her doctor and ent were Mrs. LaPayne Sorenson,
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M il­ Mrs, Doris Smith and family of
ler Henderlider.
Boise. Mr. and Mrs. Mick Smith and
Mrs. Durlin Hammon and son, family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank De-
Billie, of Newell Heights visited Sun­ Marks and Vickie and Mr. and Mrs.
day afternoon at the Dyre Roberts Jack Slabaugh and Debbie of Cald­
home.
well and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Strong
A week ago Sunday Mr and Mrs and family.
Herb Thomas attended a picnic at
Mrs Marne McCormicck returned
the home of her brother, Gaylin home to Boise after spending three
Raney, in Boise, in honor of their weeks at the home o f her cousins,
son, Charles Raney, who had just Mr and Mrs. FYank Miller.
returned from Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelley and
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas en­ three children of Chicago visited his
joyed a visit from a niece. Mrs. cousin, Mr. and Mrs. John Thom p­
Doris Phillips, o f Kingston, Ida., on son and family over the weekend.
her way home from a visit in Moun­ Saturday they all spent the day at
tain Home.
the Frank Dickerson and Gordie
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas at- Dickerson home in Parma. Sunday
PUBLIC FARM SALE
Mr and Mrs. Alberta W illy ar.d
family and Herman Hemirich of
Donnelly \ i-it.d at the W alter B.-fl­
op h .a if Wedne dav tfntil Friday.
Mr. and Mr- Mart n Willey f Don­
nelly \.sited t.iem over the week
end. The Wileys are nephews of
W alter Bish-p.
Mr- Mildred B. h p entertained
Thursday aftern
n in hcnoi
I Mrs
Opal Ulmer c f Alma. Neb., vh, h a -
been vi-iting her daughter. Mrs.
Cyrus B:-hcp. and family cf Succor
Uttck
e prt-ent vere Mr
Mary Brumbach and M.
Cyrus
3 : -hep and t vo children.
Mr and Mr H race Chaney and
family amended the Persall and F.d-
lart wedding in Caldwell Wednesday
evening. Lyn Chaney was flower
girl and Bern.ce had charge cf the
gift table.
Mrs. Le-t?r M elt’s aunt. Jo-\nn
Thornton, c f Emmett, spent the
week end vi-iting at the Molt heme,
Sunday aftern vn her grar.dm rher.
Mr- Li :
I ..
n, of !
visited her.
Mrs. P< irl Stanton, Gertie Jones
M
Phon
D
thy Kellei
Myrle Tuppeny, Jimmy Bean and
Mrs. Goldie Roberts attended an in­
stallation tea for the county unit
extension officer- Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. George Lang o f the
West Bench of Vale
Mrs. George Elfers is spending a
few days in the Nys.-a Memorial hos­
pital taking treatments.
Merle and Gene Hatch of Jo.-eph
spent last week at the heme of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hatch.
Miss Helen Hatch and Phillip ac­
companied the Frank Huett family
of Roswell to Givens Hot Springs for
a picnic supper and a swimming
party Sunday evening.
Dick and Alta Thompson of Burns
visited their aunt. Mrs. Ralph Stark.
Wednesday. Thursday Dick left for
camp in California. Alta is visiting
with her grandmother Dines and
friends in Homedale.
Little Gene Hatch accompanied
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Ferguson of Apple Valley to
his home in Joseph Saturday morn- I
ing after spending a week at the
Harvey Hatch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Aufderhar and
daughter of Louiesville, K v . stop-
and ate breakfast with Mr. and
Located 5J2 miles southwest of Nyssa, Oregon, 4 miles on Ny-
ssa - Adrian highway, then IV 2 miles west on Grand avenue.
Having sold my farm, w ill sell all personal property at Public ing
‘ rv on a their
p
ar
e nes
a> morn'
way to
Pendleton
to ^
Auction, on—
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Saturday, Aug. 15, 1953
SALE STARTS 1 O'CLOCK
Lunch Served on Grounds
TERMS—CASH
MACHINERY
1—Ferguson tractor 30— 1951 model.
1—Ferguson tiller.
1—Ferguson side rake.
1—Terracing blade.
1—Leveling blade.
1—Edwards 2-bottom 14-in. plow.
1—Dempster corrugator, 6-row.
1—Western corrugator, 6-row.
1— Beet bar, new with all tools.
1—I. H. C. 7-ft. Tandum disk.
1—4-section wooden harrow.
1—Model V-19 I. H. C. mower fixed for
Ferguson.
1— 12-ft., 2-wheel tractor trailer.
1—Rubber tired wagon, 1 year old.
1—Chain hoist.
1—Wheelbarrow.
1—Electric motor, V a H.P.
1—Jackson fork.
1—W eed Burner.
Llewelyn Aufderhar.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pettis visited
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Aufderhar at the Ralph Stark home.
Mrs. Bernice and Gladys Aufder­
har o f Caldwell stopped on their
way to the Adrian Cannery Tuesday
morning and ate breakfast with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Stark.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Reed, their
son. Jay, and his wife and baby of
Burrock, Kas., visited Thursday a f­
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stark. Mr. Reed worked for the
Stark family several years ago.
LOCAL NEWS
Air. and Mrs. Jack Clifford, Anna
Mae. Mary Lynn. Virginia and Jack­
ie o f Ogden. Utah spent from W ed­
nesday until Monday visiting in
Nyssa. Among relatives they visited
here were Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Bowns and family, Mrs. Anna West
the E. H. Beus, Ellis Fields and
Prank Skeen families.
Craig Grasty accompanied his
grandmother, Mrs. Ira Mathews and
great grandmother. Mrs. Annie Hill
! of New Plymouth back to his home
in Nyssa Friday afternoon after re­
maining overnight at the Mathews
home accompaning them to the
Caldwell rodeo Thursday evening
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Mathews spent
j Friday afternoon visiting the Gras-
1 tys and their houseguest, Irene G er­
main o f Red Springs, N. C.
Berthein Falkner of Ontario was
j a dinner guest Sunday at the home !
' of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Neely.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Olson have
received word that their son, A 'lc
Laurence Olson has just arrived in
Tripoli, Africa.
Prices Eifeciive Friday -Saiurday- Sunday
FROZEN
FOODS
SPECIAL
Ice Cream
LEMONADE
6-oz.
3 for
49c
Sunfreze Special
PEAS
Bakery
Special
& Saturday
Friday
6Qc
Jumbo Qts. hand dipped
French Bread
10- o z .
Duncan Hines
2 for
2 loaves 2 9 £
Double-dip Cones
33c
FRYFRS
r
PICNIC 1HAMS K"?.ü”
Swift's Premium
Tender, fresh
SIRLOIN STEAKS
Salad Dressing
Catsup
Hunt's
Pineapple
flaw uou Knout! Cake M ix
Top quality
Miracle Whip
14-oz.
Crushed
Del Monte No 2
Cinch
Choice of 4 varieties
$ 1 g j C j
1 ■ \r w
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BY
RALPH
LAWRENCE
Orange Ade
r
r*
Hi-C
Ql.
49<
2 ior
29<
4 cans
1
3 pkgs.
1
4'
Dog Food
Friskies
1-lb. cans
Water tank.
SHEEP
80—Head aged breeding ewes. Few with
lambs by side. Some to lamb in Dec.
2—
Suffolk bucks, 2 and 3 years old.
These ewes will be sold in small lots.
DR. G. H. KENASTON, Owner
Aucts: Col. Bert Anderson. Joe Church, Clayt Tschirgi
Clerk. L Ii. Fritts
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Q U E S T IO N : W e Intend to take
two valuable movie cameras on
our vacation trip. W e want to
know If our present residence
theft policy can be changed to
cover possible theft of the cam­
eras while we are on our trip.
A N S W E R : Yes, such a clause can
be added but you should consult
your agent about a "Camera
Floater” which will protect you In
rase of damage to or other loss of
the cameras besides theft.
• If you’ll address your own In­
surance questions to this office,
we’ll try to give you the correct
answers and there will be no
charge or obligation of any kind.
Nysaa Insurance Aqency
105
05 >l
Alain St.
59 <
7 for
12—3-ft. sections. 8-in. concrete tile.
1—Electric fencer.
<
\ Vo
Barbed Wire.
1— 15-ft. metal pipe, 6-in.
69
Lb.
2 ior
46-oz.
39c
u.
The answer to everyday
insurance problems*
Lots of Small Tools.
1—
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page
Dial 2514
F lo u r
Gold Medal
Drifted Snow
10 lb bag
1
89 <
W e Pay the
WHITE KING
Giant Size
49£
ß W IV L
MARKET
6ih ft Main at the "Y"
N y ssa
Top Market
Price for
Ranch
Eggs