Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, September 17, 1953, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

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    THE N Y S S A GATE CITY JOURNAL. N YSSA. OREGON. TH UR SDAY
Bible Study Held
hi.-, third birthday at a lawn party
__.y
Members of ih e Methodist Bible
study group met Wednesday night Honored On Birthday
a: the home of Mr.- Anna Pearl
Mr.' Leo Child and Mrs A C
Johnson. The Rev. Vernon Taylor
conducted the class. There were 16 Sven.-en weree honored guests F ri­
day when the Sunshine birthday-
present.
club met at the Svensen heme The
afternoon was spent playing games
Gary Ross Honored
* ith Mrs A Hammon. Mrs. Bessie
Gary Ross was honored guest at a Bair and Mrs. Swensen winning
birthday party given by his mother. prizes.
Mrs. B E Ross Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Child and Mrs. Swensen were
for 14 o f his friends. He celebrated presented with lovely gifts.
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WRITE
Doiiie C. Edwards
Rte. 1. Box 227
Vale, Ore.
Carole Wilson, Editor
Phone 2233
Dunferd won the prizes.
Karen Fife Entertains
Miss
Karen
Fife
entertained
Thursday evening at a lawn party
and barbecue for six couples Out-
o f- town- guest.' were Dan Perltins
and Gary WVb.-ter of Adrian.
Pinochle Party Held
Mrs. Nettie Bennett entertained
Friday night at t vo tables of pi­
nochle Guests were Mrs Cecil M or­
rison ard Mrs. Daisy Cohen Prizes
were won by Mrs Mary McConnell,
high and Mrs. Merle Johnson and
Mrs. Cchen, traveling
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BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
Buffet Dinner
Dinner In Ontario
Guests at a buffet dinner given
Tuesday at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Jay Bunn vere Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Mladenich and Nancy of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. C R Kc-ler and K a r­
ma, Mr. and Mrs. V. L Kesler and
Mrs Emma Ke.-ler of Burley and Mr
and Mrs. Niel Petterson.
The occasion was Mrs. Mlade-
nich's birthday anniversary.
Happy Eight Club
Meets Friday
Member- o f the Mr. and Mrs.
Tuesday Evening bridge club met
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Brendle. Three fibles were in play.
Dr. John Olsen and Mrs. Kenneth
> LIFE INSURANCE
•
GENERAL INSURANCE
•
FARM LO ANS
Members of the Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. bridge club were din­
ner guests in Ontario at the Ea-t
Side cafe last Friday evening. They
returned to Nyssa to the Harold
Brendle heme for bridge following
dinner. Consolation prizes were
given to Mrs. John Olsen and Gu-
Liming.
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Dinner Guests
Dinner guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison were
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Holcomb and
Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hol­
comb and Connie Jo and Virginia
Du Pre of Cheyenne. Wyo.
Garden Club
Holds Meeting
Members o f the A. N. K. garden
club met Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Clyde Snider with Mrs. Elton
McCormick as co-hostess. Mr.-. W. F.
Savage gave a report on her trip to
the coronation.
Plans were made for the Flower
show school to be held the last three
days in October in Ontario. Tentative
plans were also made for the district
meeting and flower show which will
be held in Vale in Mid-October.
Twenty-three guests were present.
Trudy Jane Olsen was honored
guest at a birthday party given last
Tuesday afternoon in Uie park, by
her mother, Mrs. John Olsen
Eighteen boys and girl- helped cele­
brate her 4th birthday. Refresh­
ments o f a special doll birthday-
cake. ice cream and pink lemonade
vere served.
V
Bring the Family!
Eating
treat
Make it
to dine
out is a great
for
everyone.
a family custom
here freqently.
• DIN NER PARTIES
• F A M IL DIN NE RS
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Brownies
Cafe
Dial 3085
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24-hr.
Service
104 Main
Mr. and Mr- Ward Wienke, Mr
and Mrs. Grant Lewis, Mr. and Mrs
Glea Billings and Mr and Mr-
Laurence Brown of Torrance. Calif
were dinner guests at the Payette
Country club Wednesday.
Trudy Jane Olsen
Honored
• GROUP LUNCHEONS
Offering Complete Service In
Fifteen members o f the Methodist
church choir met Wedne-day even­
ing at the home of Mrs Dwight W y-
ekoff. Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting.
Country Club
Dinner Guests
As Nyssa Representative of
Associated with
Choir Meets
Members of the Wedne-d.iy after-
neon bridge club met at the home
of Mrs. Clyde Snider. Mrs. Huston
Wilson, Mrs John OLsen, Mrs. Frank
Morgan and Mrs. Tom Jones were
gue-t players.
Mr-. Kenneth Cottle won high
prize.
Everetts D>
n
ichaelson
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society
Dinner guests Monday evening at
the home of Mr and Mr- George
Wilson were Harold and Vera W il­
son. Mr. and Mrs. Dim Wilson and
family and Mr and Mrs. Tommy
Hesler.
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Tuesday Evening Bridge
tt
Dinner Guests
Dial 3355
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The Junior department of the
Methodist Sunday school had a
party Tuesday afternoon on the
lawn at the home of Mrs. Clifford
Fox. Games were played and a pic­
nic supper served to 20 children.
Special guests were the Rev. and
Mrs. Vernon Taylor and girls.
Supervisors present were Mrs
Clifford Fox, Mrs. Raymond Sager.
Mrs. James Stephen, Mrs. Carlos
Buchner and Miss Dorothy Erwin.
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Workmanship
Materials
W e Supply both
Complete
Stock of
Drapery
Hardware
W ntermountain
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Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis Mom nr and
three sons of Aberdeen, Ida. visited
over the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Vern M incur and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Moncur.
Mr. anil Mrs. ('. N. Neely were
dinner guests Thursday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Messersmith of
Weiser.
The Kev. and VIrs. Robert Jackson
were dinner guests Wednesday of
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Millard and Mr.
and Mr- L. G. Jackson o f Idaho
Falls spent Sunday at the dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reece and
Dan visited Wednesday with Mrs.
Thane Lankford at Marsing.
Mr. and Vlrs. John Reeves and
Mrs. Lora Ditty spent Sunday even­
ing visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ern­
est Stephenson.
Mr. and Vlrs. Janies llolt.m and
and family o f Hyrum, Utah visited
over Labor Day at the George Ox-
nam home .
Mr. and Mrs. ('. K. Olsen spent
Sunday In Unity.
Mr. and Vlrs. Tom Lldridgr spent
Sunday in Homedale visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Sargent.
Vlrs. Mary E. Fischer of Portland
left Tue.-day after visiting a week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Fischer.
Mr. and Mrs. George McKee spent
•he week end in Boi-e visiting with
Mr. and Mr-. John Dougal.
Desmond Medloek and his friend
of Kelso, Wash., visited Tuesday in
Six Billfold Size Prints
$ 1.00
This is our semi-annual special which we have
promised our customers. Offer has been extended
until September 30lh.
M AK E AN E A R L Y A P P O IN TM E N T
SCHOEN PO R TR AITS
Nyssa, Ore.
114 South 3rd St.
Dial 6648
It's a
G A L A T IM E
Through all
Mrs. Howard Bair has been elect­
ed new president of the Malheur
county Daughter'- of Utah Pioneers.
Other officers include Mrs. Edison
Child, fir.-t vice president; Mrs. Earl
Bingham, second vice president;
Mrs. Laurence Brown, secretary; Mrs.
Elvin Roberts, registar; Mrs. Glen
Hammon. historian; Mrs. Leo Child,
chaplin; Mrs. Ed Irving, relics; Mrs.
Phillip Woodard, chorister and Mrs.
Evelyn Johan.-en, organist.
_
Mrs. Ostrom Entertains
Mrs. John O.-trom entertained
members of her Wednesday evening
bridge club at her home. Prize win­
ners were Mr
V, W. Duus, Mrs.
Nick Rudlick and Mrs Nettie Ben­
nett
of SEPTEMBER at
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TIRES at WHOLESALE
1st Line 6.70-15
White Side W all
only
$ 18.00
inc. tax
vir .irid virs II. If. Kingrry re­
turned Saturday after spending a
week at Waldport, Oregon visiting
friends and deep sea fishing.
The Kev. and Mrs. Lloyd Pounds
were in Ci-cade last week end where
they conducted the morning service
at the Full Go-pel church and visit­
ed the Singing convention there.
Vlr. and Vlrs. Leo Long and Bryan
Kay of Palo Alto, Calif., arrived to­
day to visit a week at the home of
Mrs. Long’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
W. O. Peterson.
Mr. and Vlrs. Clyde Warner visited
over the Labor day week end with
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Oxnam.
Vlr. and Vlrs. Ted Diek and child­
ren of Apple V’ alley were guests Sun- ‘
day evening at a picnic dinner at the
Mark Moncur home.
VI and Mrs. Bill Harrington and
grandson and Mr. and Mrs. Claus
Medema of So. Dak , visited Wed-
ne : iy and Thur-dey at the home
of Mr. and Mr
Harry Miner. Mr
Harrington is Mr« Miner's brother
Mr and M m t rank Anderson and
LOOK at THIS . . .
21-in. Hallicrafter
Table Model TV Set
These won't last Long
given FREE with every
IV2 or 2-ton New
LUBRICATION
LOCAL NEW S
. . . So, You Want
and
DISTINCTIVE
New Officers Elected for
County D. U. P.
Carolyn Cobern was an honored
guest at a birthday party given
Saturday by her mother, Mrs.
George Cobern. The event honored
her 4th birthday. Guests were Kae
Fleissner, Nancy Boydell and Pam ­
ela Wood.
Have fo Live With
Your Draperies...
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Junior Methodists
Have Party
Carolyn Cobern Honored
-Y O U -
P A G E N IN B
Ny.-.-a w.th Mr. and Mr Ja. k Med- Salem and Portland. Her mother,
lock
Mr-, Ida Olin returned with her to
Mr and Vlrs. V . \\ Duus and visit for three weeks
Vlr, and Mrs. Royal Carver o t
family spent the week end m
Pendleton where they attended the Plain City. Utah were dinner guest#
Wedne-day evening at the home of
“ Round-up".
Mr and Mrs Frank Skeen.
Mr. and Vlrs. Leonard llcwett re­
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bingham and
turned recently following an absence boys spent last week at The D a lle»
of two weeks Mr Hewett was in vLsitmg Mr and Mrs. Len Muir and
Seattle on the University of Wash­ family. Mr- Bingham and Mrs Muir
ington campus attending the Paci­ are sisters.
Peter.-on They left Nyssa Saturday fic coast banking school Mr Hew-
for Portland where they are visiting ett visited friends and relatives in USE JOU RNAL C LASSIFIED ADA.
Mr and Mr- Duane Anderson.
The Kev, and >lr>. Robert Jackson
vere dinner gue.-ts Monday o f Mr.
and Mrs. Le Roy Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. I., (•. Jackson of
Idaho Falls arrived in Nyssa Satur-
to visit at the home o f their daugh­
Can Always be YOURS When You Visit the
ter and son-in-lav. Mr. and Mrs. J.
B Millard.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steffens and
Mrs.
Allen
Butler accompanied
members of the Junior home ec.
- la-- on a special t ur to Boi-e Mon­
Where . . . .
day.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Harris and
• D E LAIN E B A T E M A N
on, Kenneth of Oregon City and
Mr and Mrs T. E Gidding of Pay­
• MILDRED PETERSON
ette vere Saturday evening guests
• MER L Y N FIFE
of Mr. and Mrs. N. L Wilson.
Charles
II.
Addleman,
guest
• L U C IL E M YRICK
speaker at the Christian church
.
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are
waiting
to serve you.
Sunday, was a guest Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Smith.
Dial 2810 for an early appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. lion Cramer of
Oa.stle Ford. Ida., visited over the
weekend at the J B. Quigley home.
Stanley Wilson was an over night
ue-t of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mr- T. E. Giddings in Payette S at­
urday night.
Mr. and .Mrs. Kd Powell and fam ­
ily of Payette were Sunday evening
vi it.■!- at the home , t Mr and Mrs
d u c t a l JV r t i it Ì t i c 5
Mrs. B B Lier.kaemper enter­
tained members of the Happy Eight
Cana.-ta club at her home Friday
afternoon with Mrs. V W. Duues.
Mrs. Carl Barclay, Mrs. Herbert
Fischer and Mrs. B. E. Ross as
guest players.
Mrs. Dale Garrison and Mrs. G or­
don Oxnam won the prizes.
The Appointment of
SEPTEMBER IT. 1953
only 6 9 *
for
Passenger Cara — All Makes
CHEVROLET TRUCK
Bought at Retail
With no Trade
Used Cars at W H O LESALE - No Dealers
As Low as $ 300.00 1948 Models
1 Full Year or 12.000-mile Warranty all Post-war Models
Liberal trade-in allowance— Discounts for cash
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Steve:. ,>er.i Friday and .Aaturday
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