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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1953
Tallman of Homedal? to Vale on Howard Hatch went to flam pa Sat­
business Wednesday morning and urday or. business.
returned to the McDonald home and
Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire of
hao u inner
Nampa and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Mrs. 1 irnneth McDonaM
Mrs Werner JVutz called on Mrs. Kygar and Maxu.e were Sunday
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Ben Hartley Sunday.
dinner guests at the A1 Parker home
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crocker spent
Mr and Mrs Donald Hatt and
Members of the O K. K will meet Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
children had Sunday dinner in Ad­
■Wednesday, Nov. 18, at the heme oi Johnny Johnston.
rian at the Howard Hatch heme.
Mrs. Clukrley Culbertson w;th Mrs.
Mr. and Mr... Gordon Toombs o f
Mr and Mrs Kenneth McDonald
Ronald Batt as co-hostess.
Mitchell Butte called in the Donald
took a load of calves to the feeder
Mr. and Mrs. George Schwvizer Hatt home Sunday morning.
returned Sunday from a 12-day trip
Mr and Mrs Bob Morfitt of Owy­ sale in Ontario Friday and called at
to Haver, Mont., where they visited hee Dam and Mr. and Mrs. "R ed" the Gene Combs home In the after­
with a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Barr Davis of Butte. Mont., called at the noon.
Doolittle, and grandson, George Doo. Werner Peutz home Sunday evening
little, who came home on leave from The Davis’s are spending a few days
the U. S. Air Force before going to at the Dam with thv Morfitts.
Mr and Mrs. Ernie Barker of O n­
Newfoundland where he has an 18-
month assignment. The Schweizer.-- tario had dinner with Mr. and Mrs
Mr«. Alva GoodrU
returned by way o f Spokane and Darrell Williams Thursday.
Mr anad Mrs Kenneth McDonald
Kennewick where they visited with
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Schweizer and and children went to Murphy Sun­
day to visit her parents, Mr. and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodell and
Mrs. Darrell Williams. Mrs. Keith Mrs. Ray Fletcher. They also stop­
Tallman of Homedale and Mr* H \ - ped in Homedale to see Mrs. Mary daughters of Caldwell were Sunday
ard Evans o f Parma went to Payette Fletcher who is staying with Mr* dinner guests at the Edward Topliff
last Monday and called on Mrs. Martha McDowell and receiving home.
medical care from a doctor in | Jesse Hiatt and Mr and Mrs. Earl
Stanley Penn in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald Homedale.
Hiatt of Myrtle Creek have been
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hatt and visiting the past week at the Mancil
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Bishop home.
Mrs. Martha Norland of Parma
visited Sunday with James Stephen,
Jr., who is under the doctor's care
and will be confined for three weeks
or more.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lundy, Jr.,
and boys called at the John McCal­
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ister home at. Owyhee Corners Fri­
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jamison of
Nampa were Sunday evening dinner
We Give S & H Green Stamps
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bert­
ram.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Bertram at­
tended the Owyhee Riding club
meeting at the Brower home in Nys-
217 Main Nyssa
sa Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cleaver, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Day and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Griffits helped Claude Day cele­
brate his birthday with a party at
his home near Adrian Saturday eve­
ning.
Mr and Mrs. BiU Brooks of Hazel,
ton. Ida., have been visitors the past
-everal days at the Mancil Bishop
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Diven c f
Cn’.d veil visited Sunday at the W il­
son Winter home.
Mr and Mrs. Guy Tanner were in
Baker last week. Mr. Tanner went
hunting while Mrs. Tanner visited
her two aunts. Mr-,. Dudley Wright
and Mrs. Maude Ray. Mrs Tanner’s
mother, Mrs. Pearson of Emmett,
staved with the Tanner children
while they were eone.
San Francisco $18.50
Mrs. Eugene Cleaver and children
TACOMA
$10.75
•v«-» d'oner guests Sunday at the
Lloyd Cleaver h-m e In honor c f
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$27.40
Linda Cleiv«*r’s birthday.
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$37.20
Mr. a**d M r s . La wren™* Coats and
Elmer of Portland spent from Thurs­
$77.20
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day until Sunday at the George
Sacramento $16.25
Cleaver home. Mr. and Mrs. Coats
and son and Mr. and Mrs. George
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ner guests at the John Cleaver home.
Mrs. La Vera Cleaver entertained
at a fashion show at her home
Thursday evening. Que-ts were Mrs.
Thurman Hill. Mr.-. D. n Herron.
Mrs. Don King, Mrs. Floyd Hale,
Mrs Dwane Holcomb, Mrs. Betty
Bowen. Mrs. John Bowen and Mr.-.
G iant Refre.dunenls were served
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cleaver attended the
Vale-Ontario football game at Vale
Friday evening.
with his grandparents. Mrs Gearld Mrs. Richard Triblehorn and son
Zitteroob. Her son, Jerry Ray, a c­ were dinner guests at the heme of
companied her.
Mr. and Mr.- Bob Mei-in’ er Tue--
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shaw and Larry
Mr and Mrs. Otis Bullard and day evening The occasion be in a Mr I spent Tueidav in Ontario.
Mr J .h n Zitteroob were business Meiair.ger’.s birthday anniver-ary
Mr*. C. V Neely Is rnaprra.in - at
visitors hut Wednesday ui Boise
Mr J. E Warner attended the her home following surgery in the
Mr and Mrs. Richard Triblehorn Community club at Willow Creek Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Robbins and
and son of Greely, Ook>., are visiting last Friday.
Mrs. Triblehorn's brother, Fred
John Zittercob. George and Jean family o f Mountain Home. Ark,
Schilling, and family and her sis­ Moeller attended the Ontario-Vale visred several days last week with
ters. Mrs. D evoid Benedict and fam ­ football game in Vale Friday even­ their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs Harold Robbins. They
ily. Mrs. Arnold Winkler and family ing.
were en route to Pre-ser, Wa h..
and Mrs. Bob Meisinger and family
Most everyone from Arcadia at­
Where they will make their home
David Murakami is spending his tended the Harvest Festival in N> isa
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Collins and fam.
week at the Clyde Bowers home and Saturday and Saturday night
ily spent Sunday with Mrs Collin's
Janis Murakami is at the George
Mrs Ray Sparks of Rupert .-.pen1 father, Mrs. Roy McGrath and
Moeller home while their parents, | Thursday night with Mrs Clyde daughters in Star.
Mr and Mrs S.g Murakami are gone Bowers.
Mrs. George Mve 1er
Keith Bybee, Jr., is spending the
to the coast.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Stradley visit­ »»■ell with his gr tndparenrt.'-, Mr and
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Mr and Mrs. Fred Schilling and ed Mrs. William Stradley in Big Mrs. D. O. Bybee.
Bend Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George McKee spent
Mr and Mrs. J E. Warner at­ family. Mr and Mrs. D*ward Bene­
dict and family. Mr and Mrs Arnold
the week end in Boise with Mr. and
tended the wedding of Beverly Vice
Winkler and family and Mr and USE JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS. Mrs. John Dugal.
and Don Shearer of Willow Creek at
the Lutheran church in Nyssa Sun­
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard left last
Thursday for a game reserve near
Lakeview, Ore., where they will visit
with Mr. and Mrs Clyde Long, who
are employed there. Donald Bullard
wlio is attending Oregon Tech, met
them there over the weekend and
they enjoyed goose hunting.
Fred and Sarah Kita and their
nephew returned last week from Ru­
pert. Ida., where they have been
working in the potatoes.
Johnny Tucker, who has been em.
ployed in the forest reserve near
John Day all summer has returned
to his home here
The Arcadia Sunshine club met
Nov. 6 with Mrs. Elmer Stradley
with 13 members and one visitor.
Mrs. Harold Dail, present. Mrs.
Hust drew the door prize. The club
voted to have an apron sale Dec. 1.
After the business meeting the mem.
bers shelled popcorn for the hostess.
The next meeting will be Nov. 20,
with Mrs. Ted Bowers. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling at­
tended a dinner Monday evening at
Brownie’s Cafe in Nyssa with several
other couples to celebrate the wed-
d 'r g anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
William Straub of Ontario. After
dinner they went through the sugar
factory, then returned to the Schil­
ling home where they .-pent the eve­
ning playing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers. Don
and Bob. and David Murakami visit­
ed at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Houston Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Glasgow of
Prairie City visited Sunday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Stradley.
Bud Rossou left Sunday for Illi­
nois to get his household furniture.
Mr. and Mrs. Rossou are moving into
the ten m n t house on the George
Hust farm. Mrs. Ros-ou and Mr-.
Host are sisters.
Mrs. Ira Ure. Jr., went to Boise
Monday to get her son. Bobbie who
has spent the past two weeks there
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