Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 13, 1953, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST !3. 1953
EIG H T
Terry home from church camp. day. Mrs. Lydia Worden. Mr and
M:
M L. Kurtz called cn Mrs. Mr,. George Carpenter Mi , Rath-
Mr,. Carl Barclay entertained at Lucille W il.on in Ny.v-a Friday.
!> :n and Mrs. Halvar.cn attended
her home Thur.-day afternoon at a
Stanley Hill and Nancy went to the Oklahoma picnic in Nampa.
bridge four.,-'me Mr- K A Dunford Payette Lake, Fr.day and helped
Mr and Mrs. W E Piercy had as
won the pr.ze.
bring back bedding u ed at the the.r gue,ts. Rev. and Mrs. John
C Y F Installs
Nevin and Mrs. John Nevin and Mr.
church camp.
Mr M. L. and Dudley Kurtz and and Mr- K I Peterson on Wednes­
Officers Sunday
children and Mr Peter-on. Arlene day evening.
Members o l the C. Y F oi the
Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ol-on of
and Donna called at the Dieking
Christian church met Sunday night
Nyssa, Mr and Mrs. W. E Piercy.
and
Price
h
.mes
Wedne-day.
fo r the annual ln-tallation o f o ffi­
Mr and Mr Irvin T cp liff attend­ Herle Thomas and Virgie Raney
Modern Pioneer Club
cers . Installed were Barbara Baker,
were guests at the Rube Graham
ed the rodeo in Caldwell Tue.-day.
president; Betty Jean Strickland,
Dial lillà
M r, Elvin Worden and Mr.-. Dick home.
vice president; Janet Alford, secre-,
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Graham and
Kriegh attended an installation tea
tary and Roger Baker, treasurer.
Gary and Mr and Mrs. Herle Tho-
for
officers
and
county
committee
Dr
and
Mrs.
Nevin
and
Donna
Doris ftigney led the devotion-
ma- visited Mr and Mrs. Jack Ran­
end Rev Hollingsworth gave a short and Arlene Neer spent Monday member- at the home of Mrs. Geo­
ey at Parma and watched thfc fights
talk and Denni- Mason furnished afternoon at the Dudley Kurtz rge Lang Tue-day afternoon.
Mr. and M r, Bud Robinson and on T V Monday. Callers Sunday eve­
musical number Reire-hment, were home.
ning were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy
served.
Mrs. Stanley H ill’s mother, Mrs. family c f Canton. Okla. -topped at
and Mr and Mrs. Thurman Piercy
the
Elvin
Worden
home
Saturday
Lydia Jackson came Thur day to
at the Rube Graham.
vi it at the H ill home and with Mrs. for a brief visit.
Picnic In Nampa
Bale Strane returned to Portland
Mr. and Mr-. Kenneth Price and
Jim Stephens of Caldwell.
after visiting a month with the Vern
Mr and Mi C A Reece, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. L J Kenney of O nt­ on and Mr. and Mrs. >1 I. Kurtz
Mrs. Kenneth Ret e and family; Mr
and Bob were Sunday dinner guest., Butlers.
and Mrs. Lyle Reece and Mr. and ario had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kurtz.
Mr,. Durlin Harr.men attended a
M. O. Judd Friday before leaving
Mrs Le ter Reece and their familie
P T A budget meeting Sunday after­
Mr.
and
Mr
Maurice
Evans
and
foi a trip to Victoria and Vancouver,
and M r md Mi
C
noon at Mr.- Goldie Roberts.
B C. Mr. and Mr Jim Embree and two children o f Denver came Tue--
baugh and Mr and Mr L D Van-
K ay Hammon left Sunday morn­
Mrs. Wm Kanrich were also vi r r-. day and spent everal days with Mr,
iossan of Denver held a picnic din­
Mr and Mrs. M L Kur:z attended and Mr. Jake Borge. Saturday they ing with the Lloyd Wilsons for a
ner Sunday in the Nampa park.
went to Portland to visit at the Earl two week, outing at Lake Tahoe in
the Williams and D effer wedding.
Leach
home.
California.
Mr. and Mr-. Dick Kriegh, Steve
Job’s Daughters
The Roy and George Hirai fam ­
and Karla were Sunday dinner
C. W. De Baer of Ontario spent
guests of Mr and Mr-. Wayne Pie- ilie. visited Sunday with Mr. and Saturday with his daughter and
Have Party
Mr Yamamoto o f Kuna.
family, Mrs. Lou Pratt. Her sister
Eighteen Job's Daughter
-pent rcy.
Bob Kurtz came home Sunday
Gary Nakanlshi of Sun Valley, and husband, Mr. and Mr- El'.vood
Tuesday evening in Caldwell swim­
m ing and having a picnic upper. from Felt, Idaho where he has been Calif , nephew of Mrs. Roy Hirai C arr, cf Ontario Visited Thursday
working on a farm.
is visiting here for a couple of weeks. evening with them.
They returned t , the horn, of Mi
Mr. and Mr-. Jake Borge and Mr.
Rev and Mrs. John Nevin o f Port­
Mi- Lois Rath born and Mrs. Bob
Paul House, guardian and had an
and Mrs, Evan- drove to McCall Halvarson of Caldwell spent the land visited Mr and Mr-. W E Pie­
outdoor slumber party.
Thursday and brought K ay and week-end with Elvin Worden's Sun­ rcy Wednesday and Thursday. W ed­
Acc<
Ml
Hou.se. Mrs. Alvin Butler and Mr
Jim Savage.
Uncial JCnti'S
Mrs. Barclay Entertains
Newell Heights
ne-day night they attended the rod­
eo at Cald veil and Thur-day they
drove to McCall to attend the
church c nference.
M nday n.ght Mr and Mr- K I
Peter-on entertained Rev. and Mr-
J' hn Nevin and Mr. and Mr-. W E
Piercy for dinner.
Mr.,. Marion Hammon and Mrs.
Durlin Hammon visited Mr and
Mrs. Roy Swanson Wedne-dav at
Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith and
family returned Wedne-day evening
fell wing a two week-' trip to Wash­
ington and Oregon. They vi-ited Mr.
and Mr- Lloyd Pounds and other
relatives and friends.
T Y P E W R IT E R S
All Makes
Bought—Sold— Rented— Repaired
Fletcher’s Typewriter Exchange
Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Vanfossan of
Hiway 20 West
-PO. Box 459-
Denver. Cilo., -pent the weekend at
Boise.
Ph. 26961-
Idaho
the C. A Reece home. Mr Vanfossan
is a nephew o f Mrs. Reece.
Mrs. Fred Chresst of Glenns Ferry
spent part o f last week in Nyssa
visiting friends and relatives.
Your 1954 Production Can Be
Mr. and Mrs. W arren Richardson
were Sunday night visitors o f Mr
and Mrs. Lewis Riggs.
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Party Planned
Members of the M Y F. have plan­
ned a boating party for Monday.
Aug. 17.
Eagles Auxiliary
T h e regular business meeting of
the Eagles auxiliary was held Tues­
day evening of last week Mehta Fife
wron a g ift given by the organization
and pinochle and bridge were play­
ed during the social hour following
the meeting.
The m s- m<t tin* will be ;
Aug. 18 The refreshment committee
Is composed of Bertha Rudelick and
Thelma Mefford, entertainment, Blv-
elyn Kena.ston and Grace Dtrkson
*nd nominations will be open for
outside guard.
Surprise Shower on Mrs.
McGinley, Overstake
Mr- Harry McGlnley and Mrs.
Dale Overs take were guests o f honor
o t a pink and blue surprise shower,
given last Thursday evening at the
W alter Looney home Mr- Harold
Wilson, Mrs. Scott Pearson and Mr
Hoy Hough were co-hoste ses.
Th e honorees received many use­
fu l gifts and corsage Refreshment
were served.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
James Todd, Parma; Mr, D B Al­
len, Payette; Mrs. Robert Bacon.
Pruitland. and Ml-- Marlyn Kostal
Odell, Neb.
You
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a bad
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when
you
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Sizes 6 to 18— Made for wear
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Size
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14 to 20
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Several colors— Sizes 8 to 14
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Children's Slips
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Sizes 2 to 14
1 .19
“
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School Dresses 2*9®
and
Cotton prints
Built-up shoulders
Ladies' NyAon Hose
6 -9 5
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arple
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Sizes 6*/2 to 11
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Clothing
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Fitting
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Casuals
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. Crew necks - turtle necks
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25
2-19
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Loafers
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Plain colors -Cold, Rod. Lavender
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Anklets to Match
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See them n o w ... at
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Boys' Faded Blue Jackets
Sanforized - K-Mite Collar
Boys' Reversible Jackets
Boys' SCHOOL SHOES
Several St vit
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Nyssa, Oregon
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